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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1979

Page

12

Wildcats Down George Mason 4-2 In District Playoff

Warren County wins its second Northwestern District baseball crown by beating George Mason 4-2 as pitcher Robert Nickens earns his seventh win and freshman Sam Haley drives in three runs. The game features late-inning momentum after George Mason starter Benton Beach struggles in the fifth. Haley, returning from an ankle injury, pushes Warren ahead with key hits as Nickens scatters three walks and limits the Mustangs.

Fnoso Ly Sure Warren Robert Nickens Wildcats George Mason Purcellville Warren County Sam Haley Yates Hall Hall Robert North Clarke County North Robert Butch Rutherford Haley Nickens Bob Tuthill Mason Park View Jack Gambill Benton Beach Beach Randy Wertz Mike Kenney Frank Blankenship Loudoun County

Guidry allows career high hits in loss to Tigers

Ron Guidry struggled for the Yankees recording a career-high 13 hits allowed in a 3-1 defeat to Detroit. He quipped that his control was too good as Detroit hitters connected reliably and the ball stayed in play.

Ron Guidry Detroit Tigers New York Yankee Tigers

Walton Has Ankle Surgery For Bone Spurs

SAN DIEGO AP Bill Walton underwent ankle surgery Monday at Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital to remove bone spurs. Dr Tony Daley performed the procedure, saying Walton should be ready for the 1979 80 season. The Clippers center has struggled with Spurs in recent years and was listed in good condition afterward.

SAN Diego Bill Walton Los Angeles San Diego Clippers Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital Tony Daley U.S Daley Phil Ford National Basketball Association Walton Portland Trailblazer

Tigers defeat Yankees as Billingham shines on defense

Detroit defeated New York 3-1 behind Jack Billingham who pitched eight strong innings and staunch defense. Twins rally past Rangers 7-4 as Hosken Powell drives in three in the ninth. Mariners rout Royals 12-7 with Horton powering Seattle. Blue Jays beat Indians 8-1 behind Lemanczyk. Dan Ainge, 20, collects three hits in first major league game for Toronto.

Tiger Yankees Detroit Jack Billingham Billingham Minnesota Twins Texas Rangers Seattle Mariners Kansas City Royals Toronto Blue Jays Cleveland Indians Guidry Tigers Twins Rangers Hosken Powell Minnesota Texas Mike Marshall Pete Redfern Sparky Lyle Mariners Mariner Horton Rich Gale Blue Jays Indians Rick Bosetti Toronto Cleveland Dave Lemanczyk Dan Ainge

Maryville College Joins ODAC Expansion to Tennessee

The Old Dominion Athletic Conference will expand to Tennessee as Maryville College in Maryville joins for 1979 80. Maryville will be eligible for wrestling and tennis this year and for football basketball and baseball in 1980 81. Other ODAC members include Washington and Lee Randolph-Macon Bridgewater Eastern Mennonite Emory & Henry Lynchburg.

Lexington Domiion Athletic Conference Virginia Tennessee ODAC Maryville College of Maryville Tenn Washington & Lee Randolph-Macon W&l Bridgewater Eastern Mennonite Emory & Henry Lynchburg

Handley Trails Leaders by 18 Strokes on Day One of State Golf

In the Group AA state golf championship at Keswick Country Club Charlottesville Handley sits fifth with a 335, 18 behind leader Marion. Scott Jack led Handley with an 80 while Danny Diegnan shot 81 and teammates posted higher scores as action continues on day two.

Associated Press Handley Keswick Country Club Charlottesville Marion Fieldale-Collinsville Bassett Harrisonburg Scott Jack Danny Diegnan Mike Oates Mark Hoffman Countryside Roanoke West Springfield Meadowbrook Salem Colonial Princess Anne Cave Spring Chantilly Stonewall Jackson Jackson Powell Valley Stuarts Lonesome Pine Country Club Big Stone Gap Montevideo Mike Hoss Osbourn David Mankin Lord Botetourt Barry Pilson Fieldale Collinsville Wayne Byrd Tim Panagos Culpeper

Canadiens Crown Stanley Cup Champs on Home Ice

Montreal titled the Stanley Cup with a 4-1 win over the New York Rangers on home ice. Jacques Lemaire scored twice and Rejean Houle added three assists as Bob Gainey earned the playoffs MVP while Ken Dryden secured the victory with 15 saves. The Canadiens extended their playoff winning streak to 12 and celebrated on a victorious night in Montreal.

Montreal Les Glorieux Habs Montreal Canadiens Steve Shutt New York Rangers Pierre Trudeau Ken Dryden Jacques Lemaire Rejean Houle Bob Gainey Rick Chartran Canadiens Carol Vadnais New York Rangers

Horner's Three-Run homer lifts Braves past Houston

Bob Horner hit a three run homer for Atlanta in a 7 5 win over Houston while Mike Schmidt led Philadelphia to a 5 3 victory over St Louis with his 15th home run of the season.

Bob Horner Mike Schmidt Horner Atlanta Houston Schmidt Philadelphia St. Louis

Phillies rally past Cardinals with Horner's clutch hit

Horner delivered a decisive blow in the finale after Matthews doubled and Cabell misplayed Bur roughs' grounder. Niekro earned the win as the Phillies beat St Louis 5-3 while Schmidt reached a hot start and Carlton exited strong.

Houston Horner Gary Matthews Enos Cabell Jeff Burroughs Bo McLaughlin Phil Niekro Atlanta Terry Puhl Phillies Cardinals Schmidt John Denny Phils St. Louis Philadelphia Steve Carlton Padres Dodgers Eric Rasmussen Andy Messersmith San Diego Kurt Bevacqua RBI Rasmussen Pirates Expos Willie Stargell Bert Blyleven Ed Ott Omar Moreno Tony Perez Montreal

Bowman weighs future after fifth straight Cup win

Scotty Bowman savoring his Stanley Cup victory with the Montreal Canadiens said he will seriously consider his hockey future in the coming weeks. Bowman, 45, has led the Canadiens to five titles, including four consecutive championships, since being named coach on June 10, 1971, and remains under contract.

Montreal Scotty Bowman Montreal Canadiens Bowman Canadiens Sen Them

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