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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1971

Page

8

Vida Blue Dominates Twins For 15th Victory Of Season

Vida Blue, Oakland’s 21-year-old southpaw, struck out 13 and allowed seven hits in a 3 2 win over the Minnesota Twins. Blue notched his 15th win with a complete game, overcoming early wildness as the A’s moved ahead in the seventh. Denny McLain suffered his eighth straight loss as Baltimore beat Washington 7-2, extending his season struggles. Other AL results included Milwaukee over California 3-2, Chicago over Kansas City 6-4, while in the NL Pittsburgh beat New York 6-0 and Los Angeles blanked St Louis 4-0.

Vida Blue Denny McLain Blue Oakland Athletics A's Minnesota Twins McLain Detroit Tigers Baltimore Orioles Washington Senators Milwaukee California Chicago Kansas City Cleveland Boston Pittsburgh New York Los Angeles St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta Montreal Twins Oakland Dick Williams Tigers Orioles Boog Powell Paul Blair Ted Williams Williams Senators Dave Nelson Blair Larry Buttner Frank Robinson Roberto Pena Dave LaRoche Rudy May Angels Tommy John White Sox Fred Patek

Amana VIP Golf Tour draws famed pros to Iowa City

The Amana VIP Golf Tournament at Iowa City on June 28 features Julius Boros and Lee Trevino among others. Pros vie for prizes including a Mustang and a Pinto for their wives, plus Amana Microwave ovens for any eagles and closest to pin honors on par three holes. Notables Don January and Bob Lunn join a field that includes Joe Lazaro with his guide companion.

AMANA Finkbine Lowa City Amana Refrigeration, Inc Chuck @wiener University of Iowa Amana Radarange Julius Boros Lee Trevino Iowa City Boros Tom Bolt Sam Snead Trevino Joe Lazaro Joe Town City Bob Lunn Don January PGA

Ten Years Ago Today A British Adolescent Joins Washington High

Anne Kathrine Courtney a one year old girl from Great Britain will be a student at Washington High School for the 1961 62 term. She will reside with the Herb Campbell family during her stay in the United States.

Anne Kathrine Courtney Lass Great Britain Washington High School Herb Campbell

Crowds seen as hope for British ladies tennis at Wimbledon

Wimbledon opens with about 21 000 fans amid rain and damp optimism from the Women s Liberation movement led by Billie Jean King. Miss Goolagong, the Australian challenger, draws attention as a possible breakout heroine with several matches listed including her opener against Gail Hansen. Tom Gorman upsets seed Cliff Drysdale in a straight-sets win marking day one.

Wimbledon England UPI Britain Chapion Billie Jean King Long Beach Calif U.S Margaret Court Evonne Goolagong Miss Goolagong Australia Mrs. Court Mrs. King Gail Hansen Palo Alto Lorraine Robinson France Gail* Chantreau Miss Wade Patti Hogan la Jolla Nancy Gunter San ‘Angelo Tex Miroslava Holubova Czechoslovakia

City Baseball Schedule Highlights Regional Play

Tuesday in the Tri County Pony League features Washington Reds at Brighton and Washington Blues at Hills Spin. Wednesday’s City Little League games pair Braves against Mets at 6 p.m. and Cubs against Giants at 7 20 p.m. Thursday’s Pee Wee action has Orioles versus Yankees at 12 80 p.m. and Tigers versus Twins at 2 p.m.

Tri - County Pony League Washington Reds Brighton Washington Blues Hills Braves Mets Cubs Giants Orioles Yankees Tigers Twins

Blues coast to 14 to 1 win over Riverside in league game

Washington Blues defeated Riverside 14 to 1 in a Tri-County Little League game at Riverside. Scott Rich earned the win with 16 strikeouts and no walks, boosting his season record to 3-1. John Elliott homered for the Blues as Kelly Gipple and Rich added two hits each. Riverside's Kaalberg allowed 7 walks and took the loss, with multiple Riverside players collecting hits.

Washington Blues Riverside Blues Scott Rich Jim Dayton Kaalberg Weimer John Elliott Perry Sojka Kelly Gipple Gipple Dave Sojka Kicopfer Thomann

Average car contains over fourteen thousand parts

A readership note states that typical automobiles comprise more than 14 000 components. The figure highlights the complexity of modern vehicles and the breadth of manufacturing involved in assembly and maintenance.

Crane defeats Perfex in opener amid miscues

Crane edge Perfex 11 to 10 as pitcher error allows winning run. Ken Neil earned the win for Crane with Emery taking the loss. A Pohren homer contributed to Crane’s rally. In the second game DeKalb topped Wa-Con-Da 2 8 3 behind John Richards. Richards and Snider homered for DeKalb and Ernie Beemblossom took the loss. Piledrivers beat PBRs 28 7 with Davisson getting the win and Lemley Sojka and Herdlicka homering for PBRs. A 6:30 p m game at Green Field between PBRs and Wa-Con-Da was announced.

Jim Emery Crane Perfex Washington Softball Association Emery Ken Neil A.” Pohren DeKalb Wa-Con- da John Richards Richards Snider Ernie Beemblossom Davisson Lemley Sojka Herdlicka PBR Walker Green Field

Basketball summer school wraps at Washington High School

Training completed over recent weeks for a summer basketball program led by Coach Skip Speece at Washington High School. Participants and mentors include Rod Maggert Steve Batterson James Taylor Ransom Robison im Gebhardt Marty Speece avid Hillman Brian Black Rob Elder Steve Sproule Philip Garton Stacy Bandy Tim Banks Ricky Eden Lyle Thomas Steve Weidner Mike Gebhardt Dean Speece Larry Howe Tony Leyden Kelly Gi ple Tim Dayton Gearold Good win Sean O Hanlon Joe Eagle Drew Marshall Jim Wilson Scott Rich Marty Young Ricky Gibson Doug Crossett Ken dal Tschantz Fred Doggett Tom Scheeler Terry Dickinson Doug Mottet Lee Farrier Brad Farrier Lyndon Dunbar John Moore Robert Boyd Mike Frazer Randy Mullikin Murray Schooley Marty Schooley Dennis Sands Bruce Schneider

Skip Speece Washington High School Rod Maggert Steve Batterson James Taylor Ransom Robison Im Gebhardt Marty Speece Avid Hillman Brian Black Rob Elder Steve Sproule Philip Garton Stacy Bandy Tim Banks Ricky Eden Lyle Thomas Steve Weidner Mike Gebhardt Dean Speece Larry Howe Tony Leyden

Reds overpower Chester and West Chester in lopsided 23 0 win

Reds crushed West Chester 23 to 0 in a Tri County Little League game as pitcher David Cousins fanned 11 with no walks. Kevin Flynn allowed 13 walks while striking out 10 for Chester. Dean Speece joined four for four at the plate, Sean O Hanlon went 3 for 3, and Rich Chorpening caught well for Reds amid seven Chester errors.

Washington Reds West Chester David Cousins Kevin Flynn Rich Chorpening Reds Dean Speece Sean O'Hanlon Mark Genkinger Mike Mings Matt Nemmers Greg Horn Chesterites

Walton Chapter Plans Evening Shooting Session

Members of the Chicagua chapter of the Izaak Walton League will meet Monday June 28 at the club house. An evening shoot is planned with grilled hot dogs and clay pigeon fun for all, and women are invited to try their luck. The directors meeting was postponed one week until July.

Chicagua Izaak Walton League Suly i

Highland no hitter powers Huskies to 10 0 win

Tim Carson pitched a five inning no hitter for Highland as they routed L M high school 10 to 0. Carson fanned 12 and walked 2 with Rick Soukup behind the plate. Stanley Richardson had three hits, Al Weimer two RBI, Duane Schnoebelen a bases loaded single, and Ricky Rotter a bases loaded pinch double. Morning Sun meets Highland Wednesday.

Tim Carson Highland Huskies L & M High School Highland Carson Rick Soukup Wagner Walling Stanley Richardson al Weimer Duanel Schnoebelen Ricky Rotter Morning Sun

No-hitter lifts Mid-Prairie Hawks over Durant 11-0

Steve Mast pitched a five inning no hitter facing 16 batters as Mid-Prairie improved to 8-2 overall and 6-2 in the league with an 11-0 win over Durant. Mast walked two, homered, tripled, and drove in two runs while Reed Edmonson, Dan Spreacker, and Mast added two hits each. The Hawks, who played errorless defense, close the summer slate with Keota away tonight and West Liberty at home Friday.

Steve Mast Mid- Prairie Golden Hawks Durant Hawks Mast Solon U-Hligh

Fosse and Freehan vie for AL All Star catcher berth

Ray Fosse of Cleveland leads Bill Freehan of Detroit in the battle for the starting AL catcher spot for the July 13 All Star Game in Detroit. Latest vote totals show Fosse at 169,743 to Freehan’s 157,158 with voting closing June 30. other positions are led by Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Rod Carew Luis Aparicio Carl Yastrzemski Tony Oliva and Frank Robinson.

New York UPI Ray Fosse Cleveland Bill] Freehan Detroit Fosse Preehan Bowie Kuhn Baltimore Minnesota Boston Boos Powell Brooks Robinson Rod Carew Luis Raparicio Carl Yastrzemski Tony Oliva Frank Robinson

Waco Nine Split Close Games In Baseball Pair

Pekin defeated Waco 9 8 on a seventh inning scratch single by K Reynolds. Waco led early 4 0, Pekin rallied to 4 2, then 8 2 before Pekin tied and won in the seventh on a walk in run. Stan Fletcher 3 for 4 and Kim Fletcher 2 for 4 paced Pekin. Waco’s Stan Fletcher 3 for 4, Ronnie McArtor 3 for 3 highlighted.

Pekin Waco K. Reynolds Kim Fletcher Schrader Stan, Fletcher Jack Schrader Howard Bean Cardinal Stan Fletcher Blackhawk Innning Ronnie McArtor Steve Reschly Erros

Waco girls defeat Harmony 9 6 in league softball

Waco Warriors beat Harmony 9-6 in Black Hawk Conference softball. Winning pitcher Kathy Rogers walked three and struck out two while Harmony’s DeWitt took the loss. Leading hitters for Waco were Julia Unkrich Susan Alleman and Vickie Dare with triples. Melinda Moore and Julie Finke added singles. Harmony’s Zane had two singles and Coleman a double. Waco improves to 5-2 in league and 5-4 overall. They face Winfield Mt Union at 7:30 at Winfield.

Waco Harmony Blackhawk Kathy Rogers DeWitt Warriors Julia Unkrich Susan Alleman Vickie Dare Melinda Moore Julie Finke Zane Coleman Winfield- Mt. Union Winfield

How To Open Clogged Sewers Without Digging

Ad copy promises to clear floor drains by mixing a chemical product. Claims fast action and removal of paper grease and organic matter with no tools. Sells 10 pound cans for $4.30. ARSON PLUMBING & HEATING.

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