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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1971

Page

4

Cardinals Rally Past Giants In NL East Chase

The St. Louis Cardinals erased a 6-1 deficit with a nine run fifth inning to beat the San Francisco Giants 12-8, narrowing the gap to seven games behind the division leaders as they push a pennant race in the National League East. The Pirates lost, Phillies beat them on Willie Montanez’s 23rd homer, and other NL results kept the tight standings alive.

St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Pittsburgh San Francisco Giants St. Louis Giants Dave Kingman Willie McCovey Red Schoendienst Pirates Willie Montanez Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Montreal New York Atlanta San Diego Houston Los Angeles Chicago Jose Cruz Dal Maxyvill Ted Sizemore Lou Brock Julian Javier Matty Alou Joe Torre Ted Simmons Jerry Johnson Bob Burda Kingman McCovey Dodgers Phillies Three Rivers Stadium Dock Ellis Ellis Deron Johnson Montanez

Duplex Tops Thomasson Chips in City Tourney**

Duplex defeated Thomasson Chips 6 to 4 at North St. Jude Field in the Little League Senior City Tournament. Derek Woods pitched all seven innings for Duplex, allowing four hits with 11 walks and 11 strikeouts. Paul Adams pitched all seven for Thomasson, surrendering five hits and seven strikeouts. Ronnie Wright led Duplex with two hits. Craig Barkacs had two for Thomasson.

South Duplex Foundry East Thomasson Chips North St. Jude Field Ronnie Wright Craig Barkacs Lasers Darrel Woods Paul Adams Duplex van Dickerson Skip Gentry Ricky Allgood Thommason Tony Marsico

UPC Dominates District Five Softball Finalists in Willard

United Polish Club overwhelmed Karaks 23 to 1 in Willard to reach the winners bracket final. Nine runs came in the second inning and eight in the sixth as UPC sent 13 batters to the plate in each frame. Frank Passanisi hit a two run homer in the sixth and Bruce Neiding added an inside the park homer as part of a 22 run rout. UPC advances to face Schlessman Leeds, 42 winners over Hammer Heinsman, in the winners bracket final with the championship set for tomorrow at 6:45 pm.

United Polish Club Karaks Willard Upc Frank Passanisi Bruce Neid Schlessman Leeds Hammer Heinsman Fostoria Willard Jim Winterburn Austintown Pleasant Todd Russell Johnson Brad Graver Paul Noel Kurt Pakan

First King Yankee 7 440 3 40 Arawana Hoot Dee 60 480

Racing results include First King Yankee 7 and Arawana Hoot Dee 60 480 in a bundled list with times and payoffs. multiple horses and numbers appear, listing drivers, bets, and payouts across several entries.

King Yankee Arawana Hoot Dee Creed Flatwood Delgen Pride of Egypt Nellies Chief Daly Coldstream Bea Sabetha Quinta Tag Key Creed Daring Paul Georgia Gene Ume

Firelands advances to Class E County final in hot stove action

Firelands defeated the Grafton Merchants 6-2 Thursday in Class E hot stove baseball to reach the County Tournament final. Firelands will face Sheffield Kiwanis Tuesday for the title. Jim Hill earned the win with four innings and five strikeouts, Cal Searles added three innings with three Ks. Don Gerdringer Kevin Manges and Art Daniels each had two hits for Firelands.

Firelands Grafton Merchants Sheffield Kiwanis Jim Hill Cal Searles Jeff Lynch Grafton Don Gerdringer Kevin Manges Art Daniels

Major League standings and Friday game results

The standings show New York routed Atlanta 9-1 while Cincinnati defeated Montreal 9-3. Pittsburgh beat San Diego 4-3, St Louis exploded 12-4 past San Francisco, and Baltimore beat New York 12-6. Tonight's schedule lists probable pitchers for Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Chicago, New York at Atlanta, Montreal at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at St Louis, San Diego at Houston, and Arlin at Houston. Sunday's games feature Minnesota at California and other city matchups.

New York Atlanta Cinertinay Montreal Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Diego Houston St Louis San Fran Baltimore Palmer Kekich Minnesota Kaat California Cleveland Paul Washington Broberg Milwaukee Pattin Slaton Kansas City Wright Hedlund Twinight Philadelpha Wise Blass San Francisco Carrithers Chicago Jenkins Ryan Stone Reed Montreal McAnally Cincinnati McGlothlin Los Angeles Osteen St Lews Carlton Arlin Wilson Minnesota Detroit Boston Oakland St Lous Detratt Ag Ble Avanta Detroit Niekro Siebert Cuca Horlen Blue

Dobson's streak ends as Yankees beat Orioles 12 3

Bobby Murcer drives New York to a 12-3 rout of Baltimore with three hits including his 21st homer. Pat Dobson's 12 game win streak collapses after 3.1 innings as the Yankees break the game open and extend their club streak to five.

Pat Dobson Baltimore Bobby Murcer New York Yankees Orioles Dobson Tive Chicago White Sox Yankees Murcer Ron Blomberg Felipe Alou Horace Clarke Gene Michael Fritz Peterson Grant Jackson Danny Cater Detroit Boston Washington Cleveland Milwaukee Kansas City Chicago Oakland California Minnesota

St. Jude RoutS St. John Lutheran 16 10 in volleRainy debut

St. Jude defeated St. John Lutheran 16 to 10 after a four run first inning. Chuck Hahn earned the win allowing 16 hits while St. Jude totaled 25 safeties. Tom Skaugen collected five hits in five at bats, with Jim Rozga Greg Flanigan Hahn and Fred Ross each recording three hits. Score by innings shows St. Jude leading early and finishing strong.

St. Jude St. John Lutheran Chuck Hahn Tom Skaugen Jim Rozga Greg Flanigan Hahn Fred Ross Chuck Haba R. Koepp Strikeouns St. John — Rimuglets St Jude Jim Schroeder Roy Spade Ralph Capasso Pete Elek Mike Malanowski St. John R. Miglets J. Reynolds J. Watt M. Youngberg M. Wossilek J. Harmon R. Roepp K. Mage Lorain County Bob-O-Link Gaspar Kovacs Fred Helyus Wm Ignatz Paul Atte Roy Lewis Oscar Abrigo Jack Webb Scotty Elliott Regs Murphy Bob Corsara Tom Hernon John Zalar Innocenti Bob Noll Larry Rodak Jim Bailesky Kime Mittler Ed Koehn Bill Pullin Dave Nichol George Ross John Marzin Floyd Hobby Jercy Pearlman Ben Spade Eli Gallagher Jee Bolash Craig Chapman Dennis Keating Doug Swartz Bob Toth Rocky Ross Ron Fritz George Innes John Schnite Gary Parley Mike Szekely Harry Day Zen Chawansky

East Minor A Scores and Pitching Details

Baseball brief lists multiple games with winning and losing pitchers, totals of hits and strikeouts, and players contributing hits for Saddler and Wilson J C Insurance St Jude and Alwin Post Central Hales Cleaners. Notable names include Cyrus Shook Chuck Haba Tod McLean and Jim Rozga with various hit counts and home runs.

Cyrus Shook Mike Haury Saddler & Wilson Dale Meredith Bill Soar Lark Smith Scott Adelsberg

South Point wins Ohio Little League title in tough final

South Point bats win a weighty Ohio Little League title as Maurice Pleasant shuts out Austintown North with a two run homer and 11 strikeouts. Tallmadge and other district games fill the recap with multiple players and teams named in the sweep.

South Point Ohio

Sabotin captures fifth Ohio Public Links title

Warren fireman Lalu Sabotin won his fifth consecutive Ohio Public Links championship at Avalon Lake Golf Course with a final round 73 to finish 291, edging Warren’s Bob Barto by one stroke. Gary Schaefer led early before fading. top finishers included Mike McPhee and Ken Walters among others.

Warren Ohio UPI Lalu Sabotin Avalon Lake Sabotin Bob Barto Barto Mike McPhee Youngstown Ken Walters Don Nist Akron Bill Santor Rich Howard Ken Hiland Hartville Jim Decker Bob Kish

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