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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1977

Page

5

Grand-slammer wins for Phils

Larry Bowa hit his first career grand slam as the Phillies beat the Reds 15-9 in a five-run seventh. Ted Sizemore walked intentionally to set the stage, with Bowa's blast following a wild pitch. Schmidt also homered for Philadelphia while Foster and Bench contributed for Cincinnati. Cubs, Pirates, Braves, Astros, and Dodgers posted other notable NL results.

Bill Madden UPI Sports Larry Bowa Bowa Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies Joe Hoerner Ted Sizemore California Mike Schmidt George Foster Reds Johnny Bench Chicago San Francisco Atlanta New York Houston Montreal Pittsburgh San Diego Los Angeles St. Louis Larry Buttner Jerry Morales Bill Bonham Cubs Bruce Sutter Pirates Padres Jerry Reuss Rich Gossage Willie Stargell Gossage Braves Mets Bill Pocoroba Phil Niekro Rowland Office Astros Expos Jim Fuller Astro Floyd Bannister Fuller Bannister Dodgers Cardinals Steve Garvey Ron Cey Cincinnati

Rangers rally past Twins in Stanky debut win

Eddie Stanky confessed he did little managing as the Texas Rangers rallied from a 4-1 deficit to beat the Minnesota Twins 10-8. John Ellis delivered a two-run single in the seventh, Claudell Washington homered in the eighth, while Darold Knowles earned the win and Tom Burgmeier took the loss. Other AL results included Red Sox over Orioles 7-4 and Yankees 12, Tigers 11.

Fred Down UPI Eddie Stanky Frank Lucchsi Texas Rangers Minnesota Twins Stanky Sid Hudson Connie Ryan Twins Rangers John Ellis Claudell Washington Darold Knowles Tom Burgmeier Larry Hisle Rod Carew Boston Red Sox Baltimore Oriole Kansas City Royals Seattle Mariners New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Milwaukee Brewers Oakland A's Chicago White Sox California Angels Cleveland Indians Toronto Blue Jays Red Sox Orioles Carlton Fis al Cowens Royals Doug Bird Larry Gura Mark Littell Dick Polo Yankees Tigers Reggie Jackson Graig Nettles Sparky Lyle Steve Foucault Jason Thompson Steve Kemp Phil Mankowski John Wackenfuss Brewers A’s Jim Wohlford Jerry Augustine Vida Blue Robin Yount Don Money Indians Jeff Torborg Duffy Blue Jays al Woods

Major League Standings and Results in NL and AL

United Press International reports NL East standings with Chicago leading at 42 22 and Philadelphia 36 29. other teams include Pittsburgh St Louis New York and Montreal. West includes Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco San Diego Houston Atlanta with daily results from Wednesday and scheduled Friday games and probable pitchers.

United Press International Chicago Phila Pittsbgh St. Louis New York Montreal Los Ang Cinci San Fran San Diego Houston Atlanta San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Los Angeles Detroit Toronto Mini Texas Kan City Calif Oakland Seattle Kansas City Minnesota California Cleve Boston Baltimore Milwaukee Jones Hassler Briles Goltz Nolan Barrios Cleveland Garland Jefferson Jenkins Grimsley

Highland High edges Danville 3 2 on late defense

Highland High School defeated Danville 3 to 2 after staving off a seventh inning rally. Kirk Kaalberg and Jeff Davis produced early runs, Danville tied in the fourth, and a double play capped by Jeff Davis in relief secured the win. Greg Ornduff starred on defense for Highland.

Evening Journal Highland High School Danville Highland Boys Morning Sun Highland Lone Tree Mediapolis Kirk Kaalberg Jeff Davis Davis Glen Weimer Huskies Kirk Soukup McAllister Ken Mehaffey Mehaffey Kew Paul Waldschmidt Partridge Greg Ornduff

Jodevin's sister Dennie Dayan second in Kent Sire Stakes

Dennie Dayan, sister of Jodevin, finished second in the $17,000 Kent Sire Stakes at Lexington on Saturday. Hinshaw Farms of Richland may race her again if she stays sound. Jodevin, the 1976 two year old trotter of the year, won 22 of 23 starts and $30,028 last season and is favored for the 1977 Hambletonian Stakes. He will start in Ohio then move to Pennsylvania New York and Kentucky tracks, trained by Joe O'Brien in California this winter.

Richland Jodevin Dennie Dayan Lexington Kermit Hinshaw Trotter Detroit Lions Jim Genesee Hinshaw Farms United States Trotting Association Ohio Pennsylvania New York Kentucky California Joe O’brien United States

Grinnell golfer Dorea Mitchell leads Iowa junior girls tourney

Grinnell's Dorea Mitchell, the defending champion, holds an eight stroke lead heading into the final round of the Iowa junior girls golf tournament in Grinnell.

Grinnell Iowa UPI Dorea Mitchell

Highland Girls Win in Five Innings Under Lights

Highland High School girls dominated L M 11 to 0 in five innings as Angie Bean earned her second varsity win with six strikeouts three walks and one hit allowed. Lori Wieland went 3 for 3 with three RBIs and Lynmarie Schnoebelen added a two RBI triple while behind the plate Schnoebelen and Wieland starred in the victory. The Highland junior varsity improved to 13 straight wins with a 2 to 0 win in the preliminary game.

The Evening Journal Highland High School L M Angie Bean Schnoebelen Wieland Bean Lori Wieland Lynmarie Schnoebelen Highland

Pro players to lead a gridiron clinic

Young football players from the area, ages 8 to 18, will attend a gridiron clinic Tuesday, June 28, sponsored by the Washington YMCA. The event will be headlined by local pros Mike Hennigan and Don Dickel guiding drills and coaching insights.

Washington Ymca Mike Hennigan Don Dickel

Ladies Invitational At Washington Golf Club

The ladies invitational was held Wednesday at the Washington Golf and Country Club with 80 participants in golf and bridge. Winners included Mary Hohl with a 40 low, with other lows to Dorothy Cold Velma Skola Roberta Logan Alice Wingate Betty Cranston Helen Bray Bev Witmer and Karen Semler. A second invitational is planned for August 17.

Washington Golf and Country Club Washington Winfield Ottumwa Iowa City Kalona Muscatine Williamsbuug Keota Mt. Pleasant Mary Hohl Dorothy Cold Velma Skola Roberta Logan Alice Wingate Betty Cranston Williamsburg Helen Bray Bev Witmer Karen Semler North Liberty Millie Shaw Maxine Peppers Carla Carter

Crane Softball Triumph Over Germanville 12 10

Crane's softball team defeated Germanville 12 to 10 at Fairfield Wednesday evening with Chuck Doughty on the mound. Rich Pearson led at the plate with a home run and a double, Jim Kauffman added a home run and a single, Doughty and Winegarden had two singles each, Trier hit a triple, and Ray Johnson added a double. Crane will play two games at Sigourney tonight starting at 7 p.m.

Crane Germanville Fairfield Chuck Doughty Rich Pearson Jim Kauffman Don Winegarden Tom Trier Ray Johnson Sigourney

Young Tracy Austin, 14, makes Wimbledon history with win

Tracy Austin, a 14 year old from Rolling Hills California, becomes the youngest Wimbledon match winner, defeating Elly Vessies Appel of the Netherlands 6 3, 6 3 on Court No 7. Billie Jean King and Chris Evert are noted as potential rivals in later rounds as top seeds face early upsets.

Wimbledon England UPI Tracy Austin Rolling Hills Calif Elly Vessies Appel Netherlands Austin Chris Evert Winnie Wooldridge Britain Billie Jean King King Anne Smith Dallas Maria Bueno Billie Jean Brian Gottfried Adriano Panatta Marty Riessen Connors Cliff Drysdale South Africa Thursday Borg Mark Edmondson Nastase

Stockton in top form for Western Open

PGA champion Dave Stockton gave a shot of confidence to 156 players at the Western Open start at Butler National Golf Club. Stockton tied the course record 65, set in 1975, but with par now 72 he was seven under vs six under for the earlier record. Par for the 72 hole event rises to 288 from 284, a mark Hale Irwin hit in 1975.

Oak Brook, Ill UPI Dave Stockton Butler National Golf Club Stockton Dave Graham John Lister Graham Lister Hale Irwin Bobby Cole

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