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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1972

Page

11

Relief pitcher Hall reshapes Reds with changeup

Cincinnati traded for left hander Tom Hall who added a changeup to his fastball and slider. He has 65 strikeouts in 54 2 3 innings and a 2.33 ERA through midweek, helping Cincinnati push for the NL West title with 4-1 record in relief. Bench and Anderson praise his intelligence and leadership as he studies hitters between appearances.

Cincinnati Tom Hall Minnesota Reds Johnny Bench Sparky Anderson Hall Pittsburgh Larry Shepard North Carolina Tom Shepard Wayne Granger Bench

DeLuxe Invitational Opens At Clark Park In Slow-Pitch

The Montana Standard reports the four first round games at Clark Park kicking off the DeLuxe men’s slow-pitch tournament with 12 teams in a double elimination format. Pre-tournament favorites include Village Inn Bozeman Lucky- DeLuxe and VFW Bozeman.

Clark Park Bob Rowling Village Inn of Bozeman Montana Lucky-DeLuxe Butte VFW Billings Missoula Great Falls Village

Madison Square Garden to Offer $50,000 Private Lounges

Madison Square Garden plans to add 10 Hall of Fame Lounges hanging from the roof at the 33rd Street end. Corporations may lease a living room sized box for executives and guests with private waiter, bar tender, color TV and seating for 10. The three year rate totals $135,000, a yearly saving over single year.

New York Madison Square Garden 33Rd Street

Windy Western Open leads after first round

Jim Jamieson and R. H. Sikes shared the 68 first round lead at the Western Open in Northbrook. Tom Weiskopf Hale Irwin and Steve Oppermann were one stroke back at 69 as gusty winds and chilly temps affected scoring at Sunset Ridge.

Northbrook Ill Jim Jamieson R. H. Sikes Jamieson Eagle Tom Weiskopf Hale Irwin Steve Oppermann Jim Wiechers David Graham Bob Barossa Bruce Crampton Australia Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper England Tony Jacklin George Archer Nicklaus Lee Trevino Arnold Palmer Gary Player

Englishman Paish Upsets U S Top Player at London Grass

John Paish a British player defeated Stan Smith the top U S tennis star 2 6 6 3 10 8 in the London Grass Courts Championships quarter finals at Queen s Club four days before Wimbledon Smith the U S Army corporal from Pasadena Calif conceded the upset. Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale Fla advanced to the women s singles semifinals with a 6 3 6 0 win over Esme Emanuel of South Africa keeping her no set loss record intact on the England trip.

London John Paish Stan Smith U.S Paish Smith Pasadena Calif Queen’s Club Chris Evert Fort Lauderdale Fla England Esme Emanuel South Africa

White Sox edge Brewers 5-2 as Egan drives in two

Milwaukee fell 5-2 to Chicago as catcher Tom Egan batting .175 singled in two runs and helped the White Sox secure the win on Thursday.

Milwaukee Tom Egan Chicago White Sox Milwaukee Brewers

Missoula Legion sweeps Anaconda in twin bill

The Missoula American Legion team beat Anaconda 2-1 in the opener as Steve Anderson pitched five hits allowed and Dennis Peterson, Nick Moran, and Brad Tschida combined for a one-hitter in the nightcap, improving Missoula to 6-4 overall and 4-2 in league. Anaconda dropped to 1-5 in the circuit.

Missoula Steve Anderson Dennis Peterson Nick Moran Brad Tschida Anaconda American Legion Bob Grubich Terry Miller Tim McKittrick Anderson Clark Shaffer McKittrick Shaffer Harold Eldepher Les Ryan Bear

Golfer Lesater Sets World Record For Consecutive Holes

Raymond Lesater, 42, storms to a world mark with 1 053 consecutive golf holes at Hunter's Point Course Lebanon Tennessee. He played 49 hours 18 minutes, completing 58 percent regulation rounds and 5 319 strokes for a 18 hole average of 91. He rested briefly, ate prepared meals, and continued through night lighting a golf cart. Beside the record he added a cushion of 224 extra holes before stopping.

Lebanon Tenn Raymond Lesater Hunter’s Point Course Lesater Lasater Edward Ferguson Detroit America

Foster ready to defend title against Quarry Tuesday

Light heavyweight champion Bob Foster predicts challenger Mike Quarry should keep running. Foster, a 33 year old Bernalillo County sheriff deputy, eyes an 10th title defense on a Las Vegas card with Muhammad Ali possibly in line if he wins. Quarry arrives 36-0, Foster notes past foes and weighs 175 at weigh in.

Las Vegas Nev Bob Foster Albuquerque N.M Mike Quarry Neaennae Mike Jerry Muhammad Ali Convention Center Foster Joe Gholston Miami Fla Tessman Anderson Ali Jerry Quarry Joe Frazier Bernalillo County

Michigan State Announces 1972 home schedule foes

Michigan State lists its 1972 home opponents Georgia Tech Notre Dame Wisconsin Purdue Ohio State and Northwestern expanding plans for the upcoming season.

Michigan State Georgia Tech Notre Dame Wisconsin Purdue Ohio State Northwestern

Frosh face tough chore in Coaches All-America game

A majority of players in the East West Coaches All-America practice poll argued that NCAA frosh may not handle varsity play this fall. Quotes from Larry Jacobson Johnny Musso Tom Darden Paul Miller Joe Gilliam Jack Mildren Jerry Tagge and Mike Taylor reflect concerns over adapting to college football as freshmen while some say redshirt could help.

Lubbock Tex Larry Jacobson Nebraska Alabama Johnny Musso Tom Darden Michigan Paul Miller North Carolina Joe Gilliam Tennessee State Gilliam Mike Taylor

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