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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1971

Page

11

Senators end slump with Williams led win over Red Sox

Ted Williams guided the Washington Senators to an 8-8 comeback win against the Boston Red Sox, snapping an eight-game skid and cutting Boston’s AL East lead. Frank Howard blasted a five-run homer in the first inning, while Williams reflected on his firing of the gas pipe as he prepared to bat.

Associated Press Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Williams Washington Senators Red Sox Boston Beld Baltimore San Dies Bob Gibson St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Atanta Montreal Senators Boston Detroit Frank Howard Casey Cox Carl Yastraemski Ted

Readers react to picks and Hollywood Park memo

Readers mail in reactions to Hank Hollingworth's sports picks listing Vida Blue Willie Mays and Willie Stargell among top names. A Hollywood Park memo asks staff to curb press box girlwatcher “en masse productions” while Bill Shoemaker interviews jockeys and discusses his new color-man role.

Hickok Vida Blue Wilbur Stargell Willie Mays Wanda Carpenter Dryden Montreal Hotkey Larry Hayes Hank Aaron Babe Ruth Anthony Pellegrini Charles Coady Palmer Nicklaus Casper Coady Harold M. Werner Stargell Blue Mays Faddie Burnett Se Alam Lalfit Pineau Paul Lyduns Vida Bine Lew Alcindor Osea Robertson Denny McLain Mnglain Aipi Marguerite Sherman Joe Frazier Lloyd Stark Bis Jack Mann Baltimore Bullets Milwaukee Bucks Arthur K. Montgomery Susie Alvoad Susie Hollywood Park Bob Benoit Brekke George Lederer Angel

PAC-8 Tightens Grants-In-Aid And Schedules

Pacific-8 Conference athletic directors voted to cap grants in aid at 40 football rides and eight basketball rides per year and revert to separate northern and southern divisions for fast sports. Football and basketball will not use divisional schedules. Divisions would mirror pre 1967 practice with intra division weekend games and a divisional title game. The group also agreed to study allowing the conference runner-up in basketball to join the National Invitation Tournament.

Seattle Pacific-8 Enid Bob Sprenger Bageball

Claude's Mailers Edge Lavewood Elks In Scoring Bout

A compact score board shows Claude's Mailers beating Lavewood Elks 9 to 7. Players WE-Christianson and Duram (R) stand out with key plays while others like Bateline and Auto Sealey contribute. The Warlocks and Raiders positions appear mixed in the tally.

Claude's Mailers Lavewood Elks We—Christianson Igi A Bateline Aliyah Auto Sealey Hr—Sinanemants Warlocks Cry Ham Hr—Durham Manlatadt Micintoch Far Tins Raiders Dan-Avreo

Garr not All Star nominee

Ralph Garr, filling for Rico Carty in left field for Atlanta, misses All Star ballot again as write ins vie for July 13 Detroit game. Carty, a former batting champion, is on this year’s list while Garr remains an uneven outsider amid star-heavy rosters and early season injuries.

New York Ralph Garr Rico Carty Atlanta Carty Garr Naminees Detroit Braves Garry Carly Lank Aaron Willie Mays Pete Rose Willie Stargell Roberto Clemente Rusty Staub Billy Williams Lou Brock Willie Davis Lobby Tolan Cincinnati

Diggle Signs with UCLA and Brokaw Lies with USC

USC signs Brokaw Diggle from Long Beach City College while reports say Gary Brokaw from New Brunswick New Jersey signs with USC. The Pacific-8 Conference noted Diggle’s commitment to UCLA and a separate USC letter of intent for Brokaw in a late signing period.

Diggle UCLA USC Brokaw Steve Diggle Long Beach City College Pacific-B Gary Brokaw New Brunswick

Wheeler-Dealers ride high on PGA golf tour

A look at how sponsors and managers shape PGA careers as top players like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus rely on backing. Newcomers such as Grier Jones describe lofty splits and advances while others including Sam Snead face sponsor pullouts. Prominent agents McCormack and Barner dominate sports management, steering earnings and contracts across the circuit.

Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Bil Gasper Gary Player Thil Grier Jones Wichita Kan J. C Mark McCormack Ed Barner Tim McCormack Barner Cleveland Palmer Jack ‘Nicklaus Tony Jacklin Rod Laver Jean-Claude Killy Jackie Stewart Nicklaus Palm Beach Gardens Pla Australia Bruce Devlin Pacific Coast Bammer War-Managers Inc Los Angeles Bill Casper Jy Fe John Miller Orville Mandy Bruce Crampton Miller Néfier Ngure

Unser Trial Delayed In Red Light Charge In Indy

Race driver Bobby Unser faces a trial delay after Marion County officials failed to produce an affidavit in his case for running a red light near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He was arrested last weekend when a Speedway City officer allegedly spotted him running a red light. The hearing was postponed to June 24.

Bobby Unser Indianapolis Marion County Unser Speedway Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Tatum Waits On Surgery Out Three Weeks

Boston news reports Ken To fim of the Red Sox awaiting a surgery decision for Tatum who suffered a fractured left cheekbone in practice prior to a doubleheader in Baltimore. Team physician Tom Tierney said the swelling will guide clarity, estimating about three weeks sidelined.

Boston Ken Tofim Boston Red Sox Rebel Ave Tom Tierney Tatum Shigger Jung Conigliaro Angels Baltimore

Pirates Manager Murtaugh Hospitalized For More Tests

Pittsburgh Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh, 53, entered Presbyterian University Hospital Monday for more tests after earlier chest pains and treatment at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. Batting coach Bill Virdon will continue to operate the club in his absence.

Pittsburgh UPT Danny Murtaugh Pittsburgh Pirates Presbyterian University Hospital Murtaugh Earlien Christ. Hospital Cincinnati Murlaugh Pirates Bill Vitdon Hint

Angels Test A s in Oakland Duel

Phillips’ dog house and Clyde Wright face Dobson in Oakland as the Angels and A’s meet in a televised series opener. Wright, with back to back shutouts and a 2.69 ERA, leads Angel starters while Dobson seeks a three game win streak after an early return from injury. The 11 game road swing begins tonight, with questions about Alex Johnson’s status on return.

Phillips Clyde Wright Dobson Wright Derail Minnesota Angel Oakland KTLA Boston Alex Johnson

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