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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1972

Page

11

McLain Aims for Oakland Call In Southern League Doubleheader

Denny McLain starts for Birmingham in Asheville as he seeks a strong outing against the Orioles farm club to renew major league consideration. Manager Cavaretta notes improved velocity and control after several Birmingham appearances and a recent nine inning win. Meanwhile the Pirates' late surge contrasts with an Astros groove, featuring Clemente, Alley and Alou homers in a 16-hit rally.

Asheville Baltimore Orioles Detroit Tigers Oakland Birmingham Phil Cavaretta Cav Iaretta Denny MacLain Jacksonville Cavaretta McLain Detroit

Pirates, Dierker one-hits Mets in 3-0 Houston win

Oliver and Clemente powered the Pirates with three RBIs each as Pittsburgh improved in the NL East. Houston starter Dierker pitched a one-hitter, matching back-to-back one-hitters in a 3-0 win over New York, while Montreal blanked Cincinnati 2-0 and Chicago edged San Francisco 7-6 in 11 innings.

San Francisco Carrithers Chicago Hooton Los Angeles John Pittsburgh Moose Philadelphia Nash Atlanta Kelley Montreal Renko Morton Cincinnati Nolan New York McAndrew Oliver Los Angeles Dodgers Astros Larry Dierker Houston Mets Reds Chicago Cubs San Diego St. Louis Boston Texas California Baltimore Oakland Detroit Cleveland Minnesota New York Yankees Milwaukee Kansas City Chicago White Sox Clemente Pirates RBI Pie Travynor Astrodome Dierker Jerry Reuss Phillies Duffy Dyer Reuss Larry Bowa Lee May Tommy Helms May Bill Stoneman Cincinnati Reds Tim Foli Ron Woods Expos Stoneman Cubs Glenn Beckert Don Kessinger Jim Hickman Ron Santo Priadelphia San

Sportsmanship in Golf and Records of Boxing’s Longest Fight

The text recalls Bobby Jones in the 1925 National Open at Worcester choosing a one stroke penalty after his ball moved slightly in the rough, illustrating true sportsmanship. It then notes the Andy Bowen versus Jack Burke 1893 New Orleans bout lasting 110 rounds, 7 hours 19 minutes, ending in a draw.

Bobby Jones Jones Worcester Andy Bowen Jack Burke New Orleans

Pirates Set Tryout Camp at Paris City Park

The Pittsburgh Pirates will hold a two day tryout camp June 30 and July 1 at Paris city park for local prospects aged 16 to 22. Supervising is Scouting Supervisor Bob Kring with assistants Wayne Throneburg Ermal Clark and Dewey Mair. Times run 10 a.m. to about 3 p.m. Players must bring shoes uniforms gloves and gear. Pirates provide other equipment and reimburse expenses for signed players.

Pittsburgh Pirates Paris Ill Bob Kring Wayne Throneburg Ermal Clark Dewey Mair American Legion The Pirates

Meeting Set for Babe Ruth Managers at Valle Field

A meeting for all managers in the local Babe Ruth baseball program is scheduled for 8 p.m. today at Valle Field on 31st Street and 8th Avenue.

Valle Field 31St Street 8Th Avenue

Wilt Chamberlain Tops Hickok Poll for May Athlete of the Year

Wilt Chamberlain was voted the top professional athlete of May in the Hickok Poll. Mark Donahue finished second and Bobby Orr placed third in the balloting, recognizing Chamberlain’s injury‑adjusted play aiding the Lakers to the NBA title.

New York UPI Wilt Chamberlain Los Angeles Lakers Hickok Mark Donahue Bobby Orr Boston Bruins

BYU Gridder Not Eligible for Return Next Season

Provo Utah AP Golden Richards star junior split end will not play next year after failing to meet academic standards. Richards led the nation in punt returns last season and tied an NCAA record with four punt return touchdowns.

Provo Utah Brigham Young University Golden Richards Richards

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