Locals Shine in Girls Tennis Tourney Across Regions
In the third annual event at Winchester, Terri Morgoglione defeated Kim Jones 6-2 6-4 in the 14 and under quarterfinals. Winchester players Page Monahan Les Lewandowski and Chris Garber reach semifinals while Kathye Stratton advances to the 18 and under final against Sally Gayman. Finals set for tomorrow with 16 and under and 12 and under brackets proceeding today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Morgoglione
Ae Winchester
Miss Morgoglione
Winchester
Page Monahan
Les Lewandowski
Chris Garber
Kathye Stratton
Betsy Allen
Middlebury
Miss Stratton
Sally Gayman
Chambersburg
Miss Gayman
Karen Palmer
Hagerstown
Valentino wins at Charles Town in 23-1 upset
Valentino, ridden by Victor Espinosa, captured Charles Town Race 3 at 23-1 in its thirteenth start, finishing three lengths ahead of 38-1 outsider Warketta. The Exacta paid $866.40, with Valentino returning $48.20 and Warketta $41.20. Apprentice Paul Derry rode the place horse.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Shiela Burke
Valentino
Warketta
Victor Espinosa
Paul Derry
Reggie Jackson Aims to Rebuild Power Hitting in 1970
Oakland outfielder Reggie Jackson insists he remains a strong hitter despite a slump in midseason. He recalls his All-Star memories and says he will swing like Harmon Killebrew or Frank Howard to regain power, planning a return to All-Star status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Oakland Athletics
Babe Ruth
Roger Maris
Cincinnati
Jackson
Washington
Maris
Harmon Killebrew
Frank Howard
Reggie
Hodges Imitates Maloney At All Star Exhibition
Cincinnati AP notes cover the 41st annual All Star game events. Gil Hodges wore Jim Maloney's uniform briefly before returning to the Mets. Bowie Kuhn welcomed absentees Richie Allen and others at a luncheon. Hank Aaron received the Bannermark symbol as fans voted him NL’s top star. President Nixon’s visit prep drew Secret Service attention while Morganna Roberts promised a kiss stunt. Earl Weaver cited first base options for AL. Hoyt Wilhelm praised for longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Hodges
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Hodges
New York Met
Soaeh Joe “Pignitand
Baseball
Kuhn
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Secret Service
Richard M. Nixon
Morganna Roberts
Frank Howard
Billy Cowan
Wes Parker
Pete Rosé
Clete Boyer
America
Corganna
All Stars Battle Tonight in Wall to Wall Carpet Classic
The 41st All Star Game at Riverfront Stadium pits AL ace Jim Palmer against NL star Tom Seaver. Palmer, starting in his first All Star, faces a right hand heavy NL lineup led by Willie Mays and Hank Aaron while Seaver aims for NL dominance as the game aired on NBC with President Nixon attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jim Palmer
Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Willie Mays
St.Louis
Richie Allen
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Tony Perez
Rico Carty
Braves
Johnny Bench
Reds
Seaver
Montreal
Earl Weaver
Orioles
Don Kessinger
Weaver
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Jim Perry
Minnesota
Mays
Harmon Killebrew
Frank Howard
Boog Powell
Carl Yastrzemski
Gil Hodges
Mets
Nationals
Nixon
NBC
Washington
D.C
Spiro Agnew
All-Star Facts and Figures Cincinnati Game
Facts and figures on the 41st All-Star game between National League and American League stars. Date is Tuesday July 14 at 8 15 p m EDT at Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati with NBC coverage at 8 p m EDT. Attendance 51346. National League favored 7-5. lead 22 17 with one tie. postponement to Wednesday July 15 at 3 p m EDT.
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Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
NBC
All-Star Baseball Starters List Revealed
Cincinnati AP reports the Tuesday All-Star game lineup. American League includes Aparicio Yastrzemski Robinson Powell Killebrew Howard Johnson Freehan Palmer with pitchers Palmer. National League features Mays Allen Aaron Perez Carty Bench Kessinger Beckett Seaver with Seaver listed as pitcher.
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Cincinnati
Aaron
Perez
Cin
Carty
Bench
Kessinger
Beckett
Seaver
N.Y
Arthur captures seasons 14th win in lopsided victory
J.V. Arthur defeated Va. Loan 10 to 3 as Bunny Benham homered and singled, with Donnie Unger and Ron Bagent backing the effort. Pinky Arthur and Woody Harper added three hits each for Sloan, while Marty Dietz powered Crown Cork and Seal to an 11 to 7 win over Midway. Rubbermaid Plant beat Terry Industries 13 to 5 behind Charles Shobe and multi hit night.
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J.V. Arthur
Va. Loan
Bunny’ Benham
Arthur
Donnie Unger
Ron Bagent
Benham
Pinky Arthur
Woody Harper
Sloan
Marty Dietz
Crown Cork
Seal
Midway
Dietz
Crown
Page
Rubbermaid Plant
Terry Industries
Charles Shobe
Jerry Martin
P. Young
Jobe
Intrepid Extends Win Streak in America’s Cup Trials
In Newport Rhode Island Intrepid moved to six wins and no losses with a 9 minute 2 second victory over Heritage on a shortened 19.8 mile Rhode Island Sound course. Heritage fell to 1-5 as Weatherly also lost to Valiant 3-3. France lost to Constellation in a 15 mile practice race as Gretel II looms for challenger races.
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Newport
R.I
Intrepid
Heritage
Rhode Island Sound
Weatherly
Valiant
France
Constellation
Gretel II
Chiefs Coach Warns All Star Game At Risk
Kansas City coach Hank Stram warned the Kansas City College All Star game on July 31 in Chicago could be jeopardized by unresolved disputes between club owners and the NFL Players Association. He said the team will play if enough players and time are available and they are prepared. About three dozen rookies joined the camp in Liberty, with veterans reportedly meeting to discuss a possible lockout.
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Kansas City
Hank Stram
Chiefs
Chicago
National Football League Players Association
Stram
Liberty
Frank Robinson Returns to Old Stompin Ground
Cincinnati AP Frank Robinson returns to Riverfront Stadium for the All-Star Game reflections on Crosley Field and his Reds tenure trade in 1965 for Milt Pappas Dick Simpson and Jack Baldschun. He notes fans, aging, and a 1970 season with 17 homers 51 RBIs and a .330 average.
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Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Rivers Stadium
Xy Field
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
Orioles
Milt Pappas
Dick Simpson
Jack Baldschun
Crosley Field
Old Park
Reds
Robby
Leo Cardenas
Cardenas
Minnesota
Frank
Bill DeWitt
DeWitt
Bobby
Largent Wins Local Golf Tourney and Hole-in-One
Mrs. F L Cardy Largent won the annual Ladies Tournament at White Sulphur Springs Golf Resort with an 84 for 18 holes, earning the Jow gross award. She then made a career first hole-in-one on the ninth at Winchester Golf Club, 125 yards, playing with Jim Sargent and Monford Custer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.L
Cardy) Largent
White Sulpher Springs
Virginia State Bar Association
Largent
Jow Gross
Jim Sargent
Monford Custer
Tide Custer
Williams Bypassed for NL All Star Heads for Wisconsin Fishing Holiday
Billy Williams, despite a .317 average with 26 homers and 80 RBIs, was left off the NL All Star roster. He will skip Cincinnati and join Tom McCraw on a Wisconsin fishing trip while Jim Hickman earned the spot Williams hoped to claim.
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Chicago
Billy Williams
Cincinnati
Chicago Cub
Tom McCraw
Chicago White Sox
Wisconsin
Williams
Cub
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Jim Hickman
Hodges
Hickman
Leo Durocher
Tommy
Tony Perez
Nationals
New York
Nine Thoroughbred Names in Taproom Sale Card
A list of horse names appears with riders or listings including Dot's Image, Dark Hall, Sonecall, Nucoland, Reno Roll, Royal Tele, Nala's Hope, Adamond, Marion Castie, Crimsons Cross, Miss Tillman, Oh Say Luv, Aunt Edie, Gay Acorn, Corn Quest, Tuleg Appointment, Falsie, Hobby's Joy, Tywydd Toria, Come Kithe, Right Rhythm, Busy Baby, Gino's Chic, Nearly Lost.
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Dot
Dark Hall
Sonecall
Nucoland
Reno Roll
Royal Tele
Nala‘’s Hope
Adamond
Marion Castie
Crimsons Cross
Miss Tillman
Aunt Edie
Gay Acorn
Corn Quest
Falsie
Hobby’s Joy
Come Kithe
Right Rhythm
Busy Baby
Gino
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Exacta
John McNamara
Grace-Bible
Brad
Hodges Imitates
Maloney
Bowie Kuhn
Allen
Buffalo
Rochester
Hoyt Wilhelm
Clyde Wright
California Angels
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Tommy Harper
Gncinnati
Brooks Robinson
Rubbermaid
Brill
Business League
J.W. Arthur
Winc. Mo. Homes
WEFG
Perry Engineering
Renner Plumbing
Shenandoah’s Pride
Rubbermaid Office
Min Ee
Intertype
Mrs. Largent
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Frankie Otero
Miami
Jimmy Tresdlair
New Orleans
Stanley Jackson
Carlos
Byrd
Ron Miller
Winston Notes
New York City
Milo Savage
Perry Abner
Philadelphia
Drew
Datsun
Len
N. Loudoun St
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