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THE COURIERJOURML, LOUISVILLE, KY. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, ,1971 Joins Jessamine County in State Tournament Trinity whitewashes ntowm 8-0 for 2nd regional title 6 leadoff single. Trinity then loaded the Tournament at Lexington on June 8, bases when Neil Bradford was hit by a playing Campbellsville at 9 a.m. on the pitch and Steve Fawbush bunted 'for a Shively Sports Center diamond. Last year, base hit.

the. Shamrocks were eliminated 3-0 in the After Joe Fowler popped out to short, opener by- eventual state champion Paul Brasel hit into a fofceout, scoring Elizabethtown. County 9-2 at Lexington to earn a trip to the State tourney. Van Warren led off the first inning with a walk, but Franklin County starter and loser Steve Pewitt retired the next two batters on pop-ups before issuing free passes to Larry Glass and Dewey Dailey, loading the bases. Durham and Terry Anderson then hit back-to-back singles, driving in two runs apiece for all the cushion Jessamine County needed.

Franklin County closed out its season 21-10 while Jessamine improved its mark to 18-4. "I feel like we deserved the thing, to be truthful with you," happy Rich Rostel 'said yesterday after his Trinity High School baseball team thumped Jefferson-town 8-0 at the St. Xavier field, thus capturing its second straight Jefferson County Regional championship. Rostel, who took the varsity coaching job this season after guiding the Trinity JVs the past four years, feels that his club was on the spot in every inning of every game as it compiled a 29-7 won-lost record. "We've seen nothing but the best pitchers all year," he said.

"Knowing we won the title last year, every team we played set its rotation so the best guy on the staff would be throwing against us. We've shown a lot of depth in getting through this kind of schedule, especially in our pitching staff." Pitching, indeed, is the area in which Trinity stands out most. Danny Gadlage, who threw a five-hit shutout yesterday in boosting his record to 7-2, is only one of four capable hands. Bobby Lynch, who had a no-hitter against Flaget in the semifinals, is 8-0; senior left-hander Dave Sweets is 5-3 with a 1.11 earned-run, and Joe Elder who sports a 6-0 record wasn't even needed in the district and regional tourneys. "Actually, today's game is the worst one that Danny's thrown," said Rostel of Gadlage's effort "He pulled a back muscle pitching against Atherton, and hasn't worked in a couple of weeks.

He told me he wasn't getting anything on the ball, but fortunately, they didn't do much against him." "I didn't have anything," said Gadlage, who escaped from bases-loaded jams in the second, sixth and seventh innings. "My curve ball was hanging I wasn't getting enough snap in my wrist and I had to rely on the fast ball." Trinity put the game away against J'town starter Larry Keating with a five- run outburst in the top of the fourth inning. Bill O'Connor started the rally with a one run. Another run crossed the plate when Keating mishandled a bouncer by Danny Minogue, leaving the bases still loaded. Then, after Gadlage struck out, center fielder Paul Beam cleared the bases with a single that got through the outfield.

"We'll be more experienced this year," said Rostel. And he didn't need to add awfully deep in solid pitching. JESSAMINE COUNTY 9 2 Pitcher Rick Durham scattered four hits and Keating, who closed the season with a 9-2 record, went the distance for J'town rapped a two-out, bases-loaded single in and racked up nine strikeouts. the first inning as Denny Deskins' Jessa- Trinity will make its debut in the State mine County team routed Franklin Trinity 8, Jeffersontown JEFFERSONTOWN Flayer ab rbi D. Orlandl cf 4 0 10 R.

Orlandl If 2 0 0 0 Kirkpatrick'it6-hitter Connors lb ..1 0 Lee 3b 3 0 1 Masterson ss 3 0 1 Pass 3 0 0 Keating 200 Dean rf 3 0 1 Cheek 2b I 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TRINITY Player ib Beam cf 4 1 1 Shcrrill si 4 0 2 O'Connor If 4 1 1 Bradford lb 2 1 0 Fawbush rf 1 Belluccl ph ..100 Crlpe rf 0 0 0 Fowler 3b 4 1 1 Brasel 2b 3 2 1 Minogue 3 1 0 Gadlage 3 0 1 Totals 31 I TRINITY JEFFERSONTOWN turns off Colonels 4-0 Totals I 0 000 S01 I I ooo oof a I Sherrlll, O'Connor, Fawbush, Connors, Lee, 'f Charleston Charlies to a 10-5 win over the leading Syracuse Chiefs at Milwaukee, auooy Young cracked a game winning triple in the eighth inning to give the Richmond Braves a 5-3 win over the visiting Winnipeg Whips. The Tidewater Tides swept a double-header from the Toledo Mud Hens 1-0 and 54 at Norfolk, Va. Curt Brown's single in the seventh and final inning scored Lute Barnes to give the Tides the opening-game win. Tidewater rallied for two runs in the seventh to tie the score and another in the eighth for the winning marker in the second game. Keating, Cheek, R.

Orlandl. LOB J'town 10, Trinity 4. Pitcher IF ER SO Gadlage (W, 7-2) 7 5 0 0 4 4 Keating (L, 9-2) 7 I I 4 1 Time 1:58. Lexington Regional final JESSAMINE COUNTY 401 012 19 I FRANKLIN COUNTY 000 020 0 4 5 Rick Durham and Mike Arvln; Steve Pewitt, Jerry Frtntz 2 and Eddie Merchant. Durham, (-1.

Pewitt, 8-3. State baseball pairings Tuesday, June I Trinity vs. Campbellsville, 9 a.m. Rowan County vi. Mayfield, 11 a.m.

Campbell County vs. Jessamine County, 2 p.m. Daviess County vs. Somerset, 4 p.m. The Louisville Colonels hit the road on a losing yesterday.

And they can blame it all on Bill Kirkpatrick. Kirkpatrick, a 6-foot-1 right-hander who was 7-8 with Rochester last season, blanked the Colonels on a nifty six-hitter as the Red Wings pleased 7,103 Silver Stadium fans with a 4-0 International League victory. Kirkpatrick allowed only one runner past second base in hurling his second shutout of the season. Juan Beniquez, the Colonels' shortstop, led off the seventh with a single, stole second and, after a teammate walked, moved to third on a double play. Rochester scored twice in the first inning as Rich Coggins singled and moved to third on Bobby Grich's double.1 Sam Parilla drove both home on a single to right.

Don Baylor batted in the Red Wings other two runs with a solo home run in the fifth and a single in the seventh. In other IL games: A six-run eighth inning, capped by George Kopacz' three-run homer, led the Red Wings 4, Colonels Baseball calendar Standings INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Games ROCHESTER LOUISVILLE is rbl ab rbl Player Player Yesterday's results INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester 4, LOUISVILLE 0. Charleston 10, Syracuse 5. Tidewater 1-5, Toledo 0-4, Richmond 5, Winnipeg 3, NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 0. San Francisco 2, New York I (1 1 innings).

Philadelphia 3-3, San Diego 1-6. Houston 4, Cincinnati 1. St. Louis 3, Atlanta 2. Montreal at Los Angeles, night.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Team Won lost Pet. Behind Syracuse 27 13 .675 Tidewater 27 18 .600 2V4 Rochester 21 17 .553 5 Richmond 23 20 .535 51 Charleston 21 20 .512 6V4 LOUISVILLE 17 25 .405 11 Winnipea 16 24 .400 11 Toledo 14 29 .326 14 Beniquez ss 0 2 0 Coggins cf i 1 1 Millar 3 A Crirtr 55 4 11 Hunter 2b 4 0 1 0 Baylor If 4 1 2 Calero lb 4 0 1 0 Parrilla rf 3' 0 2 Oglivle rf 4 0 0 0 Johnson lb 4 0 1 Fisk .4 0 10 Hutto 3b .400 Colette If 3 0 0 0 Oates 4 0 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division JmkuimuItilu ift mau II i Games Murphy 0 0 0 Fazio 2b 2 Mason 3b 3 0 10 Kirkpatrick 21 0 0 Curtis .2 0 0 0 Campbell If 0 0 0 0 Totals 11 0 4 0 Totals 31 4 9 4 LOUISVILLE 000 000 000 0 4 ROCHESTER 200 010 1 0X 4 9 0 Beniquez. DP Rochester 2. LOB Louisville 5, Rochester 7. 2B Grich, Parrilla, Oates.

HR Baylor (7). SB Beniquez. Kirkpatrick. Pitcher IP ER BB SO Curtis (L, 1-6) 6 1-3 1 4 3 2 5 Murphy 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 Kirkpatrick (W, 5-2) ,9 6 0 0 2 3 WP Kirkpatrick. 2:35.

Attendance 7,103. Staff Photo by Larry Spitzer Team Won St. Louis 32 Pittsburgh 29 New York 27 x-Montreal 18 Chicago 21 Philadelphia 17 WINNING PITCHER Danny Gadlage of Trinity High is surrounded by his teammates as he hoists the regional championship trophy they won with an 8-0 victory over Jeffersontown. Danny struck out four, walked four, had one hit in three times at bat and drove in a run. lost Pet.

Behind 17 .653 19 .604 2V4 IS .600 3 23 .439 10 27 .438 10V4 30 .362 14 livisien Games lost Pet. Behind 14 .725 24 .510 11 24 .510 11 28 .440 14Vi 29 .408 16 35 .300 21ft i 'Little guys9 finesse slo pitch title 5-4 Team Won San Francisco 37 -Los Angeles 'Houston 25 Atlanta .1 22 Cincinnati 20 San Diego 15 AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division ica Invitational tournament for U.S. Slo Pitch Softball Association teams. The Dukes punched out a 5-4 victory over Louisville's Knights of St. John in the championship game yesterday at St.

Athanasius Field. It nullified a brilliant effort by the Louisvillians in which they dumped USSSA World Series champion Accurate Welding of Milwaukee, 5-1 to reach the championship round, then downed the Iron Dukes 6-2 to force the final Chicago 1-3, Baltimore 0-11. Minnesota 6, Detroit 2. Washington 4, California 0. Kansas City 7-9, Boston 3-4.

New York 5-3, Oakland 3-6. Milwaukee 6, Cleveland 5. Today's games Eastern Daylight Time INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE LOUISVILLE at Rochester. Charleston at Syracuse. Toledo at Tidewater.

Winnipeg at Richmond. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 8:05 p.m. Zachary (2-1) vs. Ellis (6-3).

Houston ot Atlanta, 8:05 p.m. Blasingeme (3-5) vs. Kelley (1-0). Montreal at Los Angeles, 11 p.m. Renko (4-4) vs.

Downing (4-2). New York ot San Francisco, 11 p.m. Gentry (3-4) vs. Stone (4-2). Only games scheduled.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at Minnesota, 9 p.m. Cain (2-0) vs. Perry (6-4). Cleveland at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Dunning (5-2) vs.

Pattin (5-4). California at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Moloney (0-1) vs. Bosman (2-7). Oakland at New York, 8 p.m.

Blue (10-2) vs. Kline (4-4). Kansas City at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Hedlund (4-4) vs. Lonborg (1-0).

Only games scheduled. By GEORGE RORRER Courier-Journal ft Times Staff Writer Joe Cangey is a little guy, maybe 160 pounds and 5 feet 7. Tony Guiliano is tiny, too. So are John Quahliero and Jack Leone, and most of the other Iron Dukes from New Castle, near Pittsburgh. But you don't have to muscle the ball out of the park to win slo pitch softball games.

And the little Iron Dukes are champions of the third annual Mid-Amer Games Cangey's Dukes a collection of hustlers with Irish and Italian-sounding names that includes a gym teacher, an engineer, tne vice president of a cleaning firm and an accountant, among others-played errorless ball in the championship game and they punched out nine singles. That, plus a costly throwing error by Knights shortstop Pete Yankey, was enough to overcome a 10-hit Knights attack. Knights manager-pitcher Don Clinton gave Dukes pitcher Tony. Guiliano much of the credit. "He kept the ball up high-and tied us up," said Clinton.

"We just didn't hit him." Meanwhile, Modelmen and Saints and Sinners of Louisville won the tournament's Class and girls' divisions, respectively. Most valuable player Jim Caldwell and Kentucky Colonel Louie Dampier led Modelmen over a team from Harrison, Ohio, 10-1. Saints and Sinners repeated as girls' champion with a 10-2 win over Cabbage Patch. Team Won Lost Pet. Behind Boston 29 18 .617 Baltimore 27 19 .587 1V4 Detroit .26 22 .542 3'i New York ..21 26 .447 8 Cleveland ..........20 26 .435 8Vi Washington 18 29 .383 11 Western Division Games Team Won lost Pet.

Behind Oakland ......33 18 .647 Minnesota 25 24 .510 7 Kansas City ........23 22 .511 7 California .23 27 .460 9V4 Milwaukee .....19 25 .432 10ft Chicago ...18 26 .409 lift Myers takes drag title It represented, though, the fruits of a long struggle by the Iron Dukes. Cangey, the manager and left-center fielder when he isn't selling insurance, told about it. "Y'know," he said, holding a trophy in his right hand and some plaques in his left, "I'll bet if some of us were alone right now, we'd be crying about this, we're so happy. "Some of us have been playing for this team about 10 years. We've always played well, and we've had some second places, thirds and fourths in big tournaments.

But, until now, we had never won one." Last year, the Iron Dukes finished third in the Mid-America. This encouraged them to come back here and try again rather than play in a lesser tournament at Pittsburgh. "We've always used the philosophy," said Cangey, "that it's best to play against teams that are equal to you or better than you. Most of the teams we played here were physically bigger than we are, but you win slo pitch softball games with defense and bat control." Mid-America softball results Class A Championship fame, Iron Dukes, New Castle, 5, Knights of St. John 4.

first same, Knights of St. John Iron Dukes 2, eight innings. Losers' bracket finals, Knights of St. John Accurate Welding, Milwaukee, 1. Class A honors Most valuable player, Jim Leone, Iron Dukes.

Team sportsmanship, Anderson's, Toledo, Ohio. All-tournament, infield, Russ McNally and Don Williams, Knights of St. John; Leone and Chuck Stone, Iron Dukes, and Jim Mortl, Accurate Welding; outfield, Bob King, Soortscenter, Covington, Bill Greenmeyer, Accurate Welding; Jack Brown, Knights of SI. John, and John Pirog, Iron Dukes; pitcher, Tony Guiliano, Iron Dukes. Class Championship game, Modelmen 10, Mar-kctmen, Harrison, Ohio, 1.

Finals, first tame, Modelmen 6, Marketmen 3 Loser's bracket finals, Modelmen 6, M. J. Gibbons, Dayton, Ohio, S. Class honors Most valuable player, Jim Caldwell, Modelmen. Team sportsmanship, Feldott's AC, NaDerville, III.

All-tournamenl, infield. Ken Boat- Folmer wins trans-Am race; engine woes sideline Donohue Night game not included. The i fmo-sete-before-dork Associated Press Mark Donohue's luck with his cars continued to run bad yesterday in the Bryer 200 trans-American race for sports sedans at Loudon, N.H. In a repeat of his disappointing race in the Indianapolis 500, Donohue withdrew his Javelin on the 35th lap with engine problems. Until then, Donohue, who went out on the 67th lap at Indy, had swapped the lead back and forth with eventual winner George Folmer.

When Donohue went out, both he and Folmer spun, but Folmer recovered and went the rest of the way in his 1970 Mustang without incident to win the race for the second straight year. Finishing second was Peter Gregg of Jacksonville, also in a 1970 Mustang. Third went to 500 runnerup Peter Revson of New York City in a 1971 Javelin. Emerson Fittipaldi, a 24-year-old Grand Prix driver from Brazil, won the International Formula 2 race at the Crystal Palace in London, averaging 99.7 miles per hour for the 69.5 miles. After taking the second heat in a Lotus, Fittipaldi stormed to victory in the final, grabbing the lead on the second of 50 laps and holding it until the finish.

Australia's Tim Schenken in a Brabham banking program. right, Marketmen; Jim Caldwell, Modelmen; Bill Mc- Soviet grandmaster Korchnoi Now you and air your tennis gear can go straight from the office to the courts. This fine-quality Nutt. and Jim Brinklev. Gibbon's: Louie Damoir was second and Konnie Peterson of and Tony Bellucl, Modelmen; outfield, Al Klnnett and lompKins, MarKetmen; Steve Rogers, Tim Tarn; gains World Chess semifinals Sweden was third in a March.

Drivers from 1fi narinns pntprprl thi pvpnt mms, ivtoaeimen. Girls Championship game. Saints end Sinners la. vinyl flight bag holds everything you need; holds up to all kinds of Cnbbage Patch 2. Finals, first game.

Saints and Sinners 6, Cabbage Patch 5. Loser's bracket finals, Saints and Sinners Holy Family 3. Girls' honors Most valuable player, Pam Clasby, Cabbage Patch. Team sportsmanship, Masonettes, Jeffersonville. All-tournament, Infield, Pam Clesby, Cabbage Patch; Sandy Henry end Corliss Biven, Saints and Sinners; Joan Thomas and Anna Moran, Holy Family; outfield.

Ruth Norris. Saints and Sin Austin Myers of Louisville beat Bill Mullins of Birmingham, to win the Top Gas Dragster Championship at Beech Bend International Raceway in Bowling Green, Ky. Myers had an elapsed time of 7.30 seconds for 203.16 m.p.h., while ners; Chuck Bennett, Cabbage Patch; Shannon Ehret, Mullins Was Clocked in 7.37 Seconds for Colonelettes; Debby Snellino, Masonettes. 196.07 m.p.h. i- MOSCOW (AP) Soviet grandmaster Viktor Korchnoi eliminated countryman Yefim Geller from the World Chess Championship quarter-finals yesterday, defeating him on the 38th move of their eighth game.

Korchnoi will next play in the semifinals against Soviet grandmaster Tigran Petrosian later this year. In another match being held at Las Palmas in the Canary Islands, Grandmaster Bent Larsen of Denmark defeated East Germany's Wolfgang Uhlmann, who resigned on the 64th move. The game was the ninth of their scheduled 10-game scries. Larsen finished with the 5 12 points necessary for victory while Uhlmann had 3 12. The Danish player will meet the winner of the Bobby Fischer-Mark Taimanov series being played in Vancouver, B.C.

The American presently leads the Soviet grandmaster 5-0. The world title now ia held by Russian Grandmaster Boris Spassky. Myers beat Dale Funk, also of Louisville, in the semifinals for the first time in six meetings with a record ET of 7.26 seconds for 198.67 m.p.h. Funk, drawing a foul at the start, was clocked in 7.32 seconds. In the other semifinal, Mullins sped to a 7.63 ET for a win over Tony Garcia of Louisville.

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In other results involving Louisvillians: Mark Buechler def. Scott Hadley, Columbus, Ohio, 6-3, 6-0, In the boys 14 consolation semifinals; Mark Thomas of Indianapolis def. Buechler 6-1, 6-3 In the consolation finals; Beverly Ramser def. Karen Gay of Cincinnati 6-1, 7-3 in the 12 girls consolation semifinals; and Janet Dlnicolo of Vienna, W. def.

Miss Ramser 6-4, 6-3 In the consolation final. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ray Lashley shares lead Ray Lashley shot an 80 to tie Gordon Nail for the low-gross lead in the Greater Louisville Bowling Association's second annual golf tournament at Iroquois yesterday. With a 12 handicap, Lashley has low net of 68. The 18-hole tourney winds up Friday and Saturday. Entries are open until midnight tonight.

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