Saturday, May 29, 1071 News Journal, Mansfield, 0. 0 Two Hits and Nine Walks McDowell Blanks Sox, 4-0 By JOE MOOSHIL throughout my career that I've learned to get ently and helping the Indians notch 11 victories CHICAGO (AP) - Sudden Sam McDowell is out of trouble," said McDowell. in their last 16 games. changing those cliches about walks being just "I'm not kidding, I consider it an oddity "He missed a lot of spring training because . as good as hits and leading to runs. when there are no men on base." he was a holdout," said Dark. "And just when he was rounding into shape his father - in - law The overpowering Cleveland left - hander did died and he had to take off for another week. it again Friday night when he issued nine walks The Sox loade*d the *base s* on him in the first He came back and tried to pitch but he just and only two hits to blank the Chicago White inning on an infield single and two walks but wasn't in shape. He worked himself into shape Sox, 4-0. couldn't score. They received two more walks and when he beat Washington two starts ago I in the second inning and a walk and their final told him that ended spring training for him and It was his first shutout of the season, his single in the third but couldn't get a run. Alter he should start winning." third straight triumph and hiked his record to that McDowell issued four harmless walks 4-5 for the season. In his three straight while posting most of his 11 strikeouts. Sox Manager Chuck Tanner was amazed by triumphs, McDowell has walked 27 men in 25 McDowell's performance. "He put himself on innings. As far as Manager Alvin Dark is concerned, Ihe ropes, but we couldn't knock him out. He spring training ended lor McDowell about two can sure rear back and fire. He's got to be one "I've pitched myself into so many jams weeks ago when Sam started winning consist- of the best hard throwers I've ever seen." Spartan Area Schools Golfers Share First In Third By DICK KINNEY COLUMBUS — Mansfield COLUMBUS — Ontario's Mike Mitchell and Mike Pen- St. Peter's, a surprising en- singer ol Bucyrus scored first places in Class AA competi- try into the State Class A tion of the 64th annual State track and field meet here golf tournament, added an- yesterday to boost their teams into a first - place tie going into today's finale. AERIAL ACT — Roger Metzger of Hous- try failed when Tommy Helms, the hit- other surprise here yester- ton leaps over the sliding Al Ferrara of ter, was safe at first on the fielders' day on the Ohio State Uni- Pensinger followed up victories in sectional and dis- Cincinnati after taking the throw from choice. The Reds won 1-0 in 13 innings. versity's Scarlet Course by trict meets with a carbon in the State pole vault. His 14- the second baseman. The double - play (UP1 Photo). resting in third place after 5',4 effort stands as a Class record. first - day action. The tour- ney concludes with another And Mitchell likewise 18 holes played today. came to the Ohio State Uni- Class AAA And No. 4 Spartan Pat versity oval on a victory Reds Bring Down streak in the two - mile Class AAA pre - meet fa- Mulherin put the spark un- run, turned in a career - vorites Dayton Roosevelt der the team with a 43-39— and Cleveland Glenville 82 over the par - 72 links. best time of 9:25.8 and car- each suffered a major set- The tall, lanky sophomore ried off the title. was within one stroke of in- back in preliminary Class Astros in 13th, 1-0 dividual leader Randy Eric Penick of Gates AAA competition. Brouse of Mogadore. Jim And Toledo Libbey looks CINCINNATI (AP) - single to center scoring Don G u 11 e 11 scattered Mills G i 1 m o u r Academy Hegarty posted the next - made a one - man run in like an almost certain 30- The sluggish hitting Cincin- Rose. seven Astro hits and was best St. Peter's total with point producer to challenge nati Reds put together a lifted for Clay Carroll after an 85. the preliminaries at helping perfect hit - and - run and a "I didn't even hit it the 10th inning. Carroll got his team finish in close to the pair mainly on the The 7,120- yard course the top. Penick won heats churning legs of sprint star single by Lee May in the good," said May. "I hit it the win. Bob Lawson. 13th inning Friday night to on the end of the bat, but played five strokes friendli- in the 100, 220 and 440- "I felt good after 10 in- er for Ashland's quartet led yard sprint events, all inch out a 1-0 victory over what the heck, they all Ray Webb of Mansfield the Houston Astros. nings but manager Sparky by Dave Castor and Kevin SLIGHT DIFFERENCE — St. Louis Cardinals' Lou Brock going away. Senior lost his bid to wrest count." Anderson said I had made Strait with 86s, but the shows the difference between his controversial Japanese points for the Tygers, show- Pete Rose started it off 123 pitches and that was Class AAA-Arrows were in Mt. Gilead's Jerry Staley, Astro pitcher Don Wilson bat and a regular bat before the Cards - Atlanta Braves winner of the 1970 Class A ing a 49.8 in the 440. Akron with one out by bunting his enough," said the left - stronger competition and game last night at St. Louis. Brock has hit safely in 24 East's Winslow Taylor'top- way on. held the Reds to two hits hand fire bailer. low hurdles, lost his bid to when he was lifted in the headed into this mornings straight games and in 40 of the Cardinals' 46 outings. The ped qualifiers with a 48 - finals in llth position. make it in the double - A RIGHT IDEA ninth for a hitter. The Reds "The kid was great." streak is longest in the National League this year and ranks. Staley had a late flat. only had 3 hits before the said Anderson, "He's one of ONLY ONE golfer man- longest by a cardinal since 1959 when Ken Boyer hit in 29 start this season after an "I saw Doug Rader was straight tests. The Japanese bat has played only a small Mansfield Malabar playing back of third," said final inning. our real prizes." aged to card a sub - par illness when he missed picked up its only points, round. Auroa's Kim Heisler part of his surge, having used it six times and collected qualifying. Rose, "and I decided to two hits,(UPI Photo). four, on the fourth - place bunt. I wanted to get into a who will be a contender in finish of High Jumper Par- the upcoming Mid - Ameri- Harold Powell of Bucyrus scoring position." and Crestline sophomore is Jones. No other Falcons ca Junior tourney at Mans- qualified. "\Vhen Dave Concepcion Wesner Tumbles field's Possum Run next Demetrius Reeves missed came up behind me he got month. The classy senior finals berths, Powell by a Roosevelt's woes came in the bunt signal twice and beat par by a stroke on his Class AA Clubs tenth of a second behind duplicate as hurdler Wil- the Astros made a pitchout. first nine and equalled it on the last' qualifying time in liam Reid failed to qualify Then he got the hit - and - In State Tennis the other for a 71. the 220 and Reeves finish- in either the highs or lows. ing fourth in the 120 highs. The Teddys, however, are run sign. It was beautiful." COLUMBUS — The Mansfield area lost both its entries STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT Move into Finals At Ohio Statt Scarlet Course counting on Jeff Parks for in 1971 State tennis championship action here yesterday at (First - Day Scoring *nd Leaders} Concepcion hit a liner the Ohio State University courts. CLASS A Castalia - Margaretta and Columbus Grandview were wins in those events. through second base and Columbus Academy, 348; Mogadore, slated to meet today at 2:30 p. m. at Liberty Park for the 349, Mansfieid St. Peter's, 356; Toledo Class A Rose took third. Mansfield Senior High ace George Wesner was defeat- Ottawa Hills, 367; Portsmouth fast, 372. Class AA Regional baseball title after winning semi - final Parks erased the eight - ed by Doug Campbell of Springfield South in the Class COLUMBUS ACADEMY games yesterday. year - old record of former Joe Morgan, who chocked Player Out In Tot Crestview was the only AAA quarter - final round and the Crestline tandem of Phil Miller 46 41 87 Mansfield - area team to Cleveland Cathedral Latin off a Red scoring threat the Dave Reiman and Jacque Poole were ousted in its initial Dan Schmidt 40 42 82 Margaretta came from behind with a five - run surge ace Clinton Jones in the previous Inning by diving Tony Gurvis 44 48 92 in the sixth inning to defeat Genoa. 5-2 and Rick McCoy garner points on the Class Class A-AA activity. Jay Durivage . 44 43 87 A list as Ron Stallard sent 120 - yard highs with a 13.8 and knocking down Ty Woods, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh, 6-4, 6-0, Totals 174 174 348 and Joe Steeie of Grandview combined for a four - hit. 5-4 clocking — the third time Cline's liner to right then Wesner (32-3) had ad- Wesner clef. Tom Meigs, Warren West- MANSFIELD ST. PETER'S victory over Lima Bath. the discus for a 153 - foot, ern Reserve, 6-2, 6-3; Gray def. Staffen Jim Hegarty 45 40 85 one - inch flight for second he has hit the same mark. throwing him out, said "I vanced via a 6-2, 6-3 victo- Gestrelius, Tiffin Columbian, 6-2, 6-3; Pete Moritz 51 43 94 home after a pair of errors And Parks is less than half ry over Tom Meigs of War- Slager def. Jeff Wilkie, Youngstcwn Mike Schmidt . . 50 45 95 Genoa scored single runs place in the finals. didn't think I was going to Boardman, 6-2, 6 2. Pat Mulherin 43 39 82 opened the frame on sin- a second off the 180 - yard Totals 189 167 356 in the first and sixth in- get that ball. I knew it was ren Western Reserve in a DOUBLES INDIVIDUAL LEADERS — Randy gles by D e m u t h and Plymouth and Black Riv- lows mean of 18.9. Quarter Finals nings, putting Jim Freder- the game if I didn't." morning test of the opening Biouse, Mogadore, 41-40—81; Pat Mul- Dave Patten - Rob Wallace Upper Ar- ick's single together with a Charles Hackney. er each qualified relays round. And the sharpshoot- lington def. Alan Church - John Kin- herin, Mansfield St. Peter's, 43-39—82; Meanwhile, Libbey's Dan Schmidt, Columbus Academy, 40-42 teams to the finals where HIT AND RUN month, Cincinnati Indian Hills, 6-3, 6-2; stolen base, ground out and ing Tyger didn't go without —82. The winner of today's Lawson won his 100 and Greq Dunn - Dave Erickson, Youngstown wild pitch for the first. Jeff the top six of eight will tal- On the hit - and - run in a battling Campbell, falling Boardman def. Randy Wynkoop - Tom game will enter State com- ly points. 220- yard dash heats with Somers, Findlay, 6-1, 7-6; Keith Bailey- CLASS A A Ross clouted a two - ball ease and anchored the win- the 13th Morgan said: by 6-4, 6-4. Phil Brondes, Sylvapia def. Barry Aurora, 310; Youngstown Liberty. one - strike pitch over the petition next Friday Bar'h - Rusty Morrisroe, Youngstown 314; Uhrichsville Claymont, 328; Upper Jim Adams of Plymouth ning 880 - relay mark. Boardman, 6-7, 6-2, 6-4; Gary Reinhart • Sandusky, 328; Ashtabula Harbor, 337; left field fence to conclude CLASS AA SECTIONAL "I knew Concepcion was Reiman and Poole (17-3) Kenton, 338; Middletown Madison, 339; anchored the 880 - yard re- Larry Reinhart, Cincinnati Withrow def. BZ5EBALL With only two events going to get a fast ball and were nearly blitzed by Co- Marc Young - Bob Geis, Worlhinglon, 6- St. Thomas Aquinas, 339; Gallipclis, 353; the scoring. At Liberty Park lay quartet to a 1:34.6 fin- 3, 6-3. Spnngboro, 354; Washington C. H., 360. Cast.-Margaretta—5 Genoa—2 I knew he was going to try lumbus Academy's duo of AURORA completed, Cleveland Bene- First Round Dave Cullen slipped a AS R H AB R H ish for the final open spot- to hit it to right field. He Jim Dunn and Ray Loving. Player Out in Tot 3 0 0 M Cull'n cf Frsoenck cf 4 ; 2 dictine and Shaker Heights Church- Kinmonth def. Jim Kim Heisler 35 36 71 Adams failed to qualify for Rakestraw- Rimas Maurukas, Elyna, two - run triple into the 0 0 Gill p Brossia p 3 0 0 was jammed by the pitch 6-2. 6-0. It was the first Mark Heisler 43 41 84 were tied with 10 points. 7-5, 6-3; Patten- Wallace def. Cliff Ull- 0 2 Fiit Ib E. Sanchez ss 33 0 0 the century, but was also Doug Hatlovic . . 41 38 92 right field corner to start time a Crestliner ever ven- man Steve Dziad, Toledo St. Francis, 6- 4 o 1 NeilNeilll sss RosRoss IIf 3 1 1 Cleveland's Joe Reccord and hit it over second base. Tim Courneen 38 38 76 slated to appear in the long 2, 6-3; Wynkoop - Somers def. Robbie Margaretta's scoring after 3 1 1 Bennett rf Campbell 2b 3 0 1 I missed it by inches. tured to State competition. Totals 157 153 310 captured the high jump in Dowlmg - Charles Story, Cleveland Ray Neill and Ron Peters 2 l 2 Peters 2b J. Sanchez 3b 3 0 1 jump today. Heights, 6-2, 7-5; Dunn - Erickson def. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS — Kim Heis- 3 1 2D Cullen If Skilliter c3 0 1 a record 6-8. Shaker's victo- Those are prophetic words, ler, Aurora, 35-36—71; Tim Courneen, Upper Arlington, a Co- Jim Steele - Kim Margolis, Cincinnati singled. Ron Fitz single •1 1 0 Arnold c Scbriefer Ib 2 0 0 Lucas Bob Riddle fin- ry came in the two - mile this is a game of inches." Walnut Hills, 4-1. 6-4; earth - Morrisroe Aurora, 38-38—76; Bob Fleischer, was the only other teams 200 McGookey 3b Feckley rf 2 0 0 lumbus suburb known for' def. Bob Sanders- Stan Hironaka, Ket- Youngstown Liberty, 41-35-76. ' • o Orshaski oh Ceooipl ph 0 0 0 ished three strides' on a run where Keith Brown ran Then Lee May cracked a its golf powers, can now termg Fairmont East, 6-1, 6-3; Bailey - safety of the frame which 000 Baker 3b away from the field to a Brondes def. Robert Schot! - Dennis CLASS AAA 25 5 8 Totals Totals 26 2 4 220 - yard dash opening in boast about it tennis, too. Tomkins, Akron Firestone, 6-0, 6-3; Hubbard, 318; Findlay, 329; Slow, included two stolen bases, a Genoa 100 00' 0—2 the finals and Colonel 9:14.4 finish. Young - Geis def. Mike Geraci - Steve 329. Columbus Watterson. 334; Cincin- walk, fielders' choice and Cast-Ma-qarelta 000 005 x-5 The Golden Bears quali- Wetherell. Cincinnati Purcell, 7-5, 6-7, nati Moeller. 335; Cincinnati Si. Xavie. 981-D Cullen 2, M. Cullen, Fitz, Crawford's Dave Agin and Reinhart - Reinhart def. John Dister - 335; Upper Arlington, 336; Orange, 337; sacrifice fly. Ross T-D. Cull»n. HR—Ross. BB-Gill Sieve Howe of Hillsdale 'Victory* for Women fied two individuals plus its Larry Good, Westlake, 6-4. 6-4. Alliance. 339; Springfield, 342; Ashland, j. Src;> 4 SO—Gill 7, Brsssia 4 doubles team into the CLASS A-AA 351; Lyndhurst Brush, 353; Upper Ar- 500 FANS likewise were thwarted in Ace for Galionile INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - SINGLES lington, 354. Al Liberty park the 440 - yard semis. Agin's semi - finals of Class AAA. Quarter-Finals HUBBARD Lima Bath—1 Cols. Grandview—3 Women's Liberation gained David Dick, Bexley drf. Marc Hender- Playtr Out In Tot A crowd of about 500 AB R H AB R H teammate Jim Gerhart CRESTLINE - Ed a victory Friday when the STATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT son. Mariemont, 6-2, (>-<; Keith Vens, John Doughlon . .. 40 40 80 stayed to watch the second 402 Sandy If Demuth cf 4 0 2 covered the high hurdles Dougherty of Gallon aced CLASS AAA Warren Champion def. Tom Durfee, To- Al Tribby 39 38 77 200 T.George 2b Speakmn ss 1 t 0 Indianapolis Motor Speed- SINGLES ledo Ottawa Hills, 6-4, 6-1; Henry Bun- Dan O'Bruba 38 43 91 game in which Grandview 200 W.Geo'ge 3b Hckny 3b 3 0 " course in 15.7. but only the the nth hole at Valley- way announced that the Quarter - Finals ms. Cincinnati Country Day def. Jeff Bob Pieton 41 39 SO began the scoring m the 400 Bowden p McCoy p-rf 300 Steve Plump, Cincinnati Indian Hills Judkins, Hudson, 4-4, 4-1; Mark Stewart, Totals 158 160 318 3 0 1 Thomas ss Steele Ib-p 300 top two advanced and Xo. 2 Mew Golf Course yester- traditional barrier prohibit- defeated Neal Mayerson, Cincinnati Wal- Yellow Springs def. Mark Schmitt, ASHLAND third inning on singles by 3 l l Lamo ib Gloyd c 3 0 0 was scored at 15.6. day. The "senior citizen" nut Hills, 6-3, 6-1; Bill Hales. Upper Ar- Whilehouse Anthony Wayne, 6-3, 6-3. Robin Kreider 49 ft 91 Chico Ruiz and Bob De- 100 Taytor c Browning rf-lb 310 ing women from the garage lington det. Andy Leonard, Centerville, DOUBLES Dave Castor 44 42 86 2 0 ON. Gscroe rf Ruiz2>3 2 2 was playing in a twosome area and pits during to- 6-4.6-1; Doug Campbell. Springliew Quarter - Finals Kevin Strait 45 41 86 mu'ih around a stolen base. 200 EDlmg c' Tyne If 2 0 0 Lockland held the only with Bill Spangler. also of Soulh def. George Wesner, Mansfield. *- Addison Lanler - Rodney Geicr, Cincin- Jerry Miller 43 45 63 Herbert ph 1 0 3 lead as \Veightman Tom day's running of the 500 - 4. 6-4: Rick Slager, Upper Arlington dei. nati Country pay def. Ed Dupay - Join Totals 181 170 351 :: 1 4 To'^ls To«als 24 3 5 Gabon. mile auto race has been James Gran, Cincinnati Oafc Hills. 6 3. Burger, Poland. 6-3, 6-1; Jim Dunn - R«y INDIVIDUAL LEADERS — At Tribby. Two more runs came in L ma 3,vh 000 O'O 0 ) Cook won the shot put and Loving, Columbus Academy def. Dave Hublxird, 39-38—77; Jeff Fleming. Sto*. G-an3v,pw 001 020 > 3 4-2. ; lifted for qualified mem- First RMIKl Reiman- Jacque Poole. Crestline, 6-7. 6- «-37_77: M*e Morrow, Stow, 39-38—77. the fifth after Lima knotted E-T Georae. A' Georoe. Tay cr, ! unshed third m the dicus HOME RUNS bers of the working press. Plump def. Rob Looey. Sarberlon. 6-0. 0. Dan Powell- Dave Shopneck. Toledo the count on Mike Lamb's SpeakmaT RSI—Den^u"- UOB—L ma for 16 points. West Jeffer- Kill-.-*! LMCU* Avon. All S"d SV- 6-0; Mayerson def. Ken Friedman, Ottawa Hills def. Tom Hockwalt • Hawk B»tn, 10 Co'uTibus Gra-xivi"w 7 OP T- I. »>•' 15. Bench. Cm. 14. tto-llt, The no - woman policy- Cleveland Heights. 4-6. 6-4. 6-1; Leonard Hithcock. Oaylon Oakwood, 6-4. M PITCHING sinqle. a sacrifice and sin- Soeakman- Steele (21. BB—Sowden 1. son and Ccdarxille each A'l and WiliiTTO. Chi. 12 del. Bill wardrop, Toledo Rogers. 7-6. 7- S'eve Bernard - Joke Aoru. Wvommq Am»r>c*n League: Blue. Oak 10-7. Sle by Bob Sandy. The '•'^Coy 4 s
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