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10 News Herald, Port Clinton, Ohio Wednesday, May 19, 1971 Redskins News- Herald Lonborg, McDowell lead teams on 'hilV SPORTS inning in a 7-3 Indian walkawaj over Washington. "I was overwhelmed," said Lonborg, speaking of the cheers of 13,021 that welcomed him Detroit 5-3 Tuesday night. McDowell, meanwhile, gained a Cleveland victory inspite of himself as he issued ten walks before leaving in the seventh A hurricane of cheers fired up Lonborg's triumphal return to Boston as the former Cy Young winner pitched inspired relief to help the Red Sox stop By KEN RAPPOPORT Associated Press Sports Writer Jim Lonborg found the thrill wasn't gone. Sam McDowell discovered the strike pitch was. Comets finish sixth in NIX track meet Don Drummond and Jeff Apel of Genoa finished third and fourth, respectively, in the shot put with tosses of 46-8 and 45-2.

Terry Hutcheson came in Coburn of Maumee and Jack Parsil of Genoa, both recorded in 1967. Weber set his other record in the high hurdles with a time of :14.8, eclipsing the old record of :14.9 held by him- self and his brother Greg last year. Weber also won the low hurdles in :21.0. Upchurch sailed 21-11 V4 in the BOWLING GREEN -Genoa's Comets wound up sixth in the 14th annual Northern Lakes League track and field championships here Tuesday. Rossford upended defending champion Maumee for the team title with 54 points.

Maumee was second with 51. Lake was third with 36, Springfield had 34, Perrysburg 29, Genoa 15, Anthony Wayne 12, Elm-wood eight and Eastwood 0. A total of four records were set and one tied, in the long jump, pole vault, 120-yard high hurdles, 100-yard dash and mile relay. Ron Weber of Rossford and and Rick Upchurch of Springfield each won three events and set two records. Weber cleared 13-3 in the pole vault, breaking the old mark of 12-6 held by Jim long jump to erase the previous field events record of 21-6V4 set by Anthony shot put Bauman (D, oiman Wayne's Jim Mulinix in 1970.

(M)- Drummond Apel G), Owen The 100 record was tied as oiman m. Fought u. Upchurch Clocked :10.0. Don Snyder (Elm), Gilsdorf (S), Harsanje Tisdale of Rossford and Up- qnjump upchurch (S), Boone Church set the mark last year. L) Snyder M) Hutcheson (G) Bring-Upchurch clocked :23.5 in the (Elm- 2111V4-record; old record: 220 for his third first.

Jim Anthony Wayne' Perrysburg's mile relay high jump Moinar Weber team of Bayer, Calevro, Lo- Nash u-Giddens M)-Dreier (G)- Dico and Kessler established a pole vault Weber (R), Gilsdorf rernrA of 3-31 5 hroalrino tho (S). Snyder (R), Boone (L), Baren- Debate at second Boston Red Sox' Reggie Smith (7) is safe at second as Detroit Tigers' Ed Brinkman loses balance trying to reach wild throw from Tiger's third baseman Ike Brown in the first inning of their game at Boston's Fenway Park Tuesday. (AP Wirephoto) fourth in the long jump with a leap of 19-6 and Ken Harsanje sailed the discus 125-6, good for fifth. SUMMARIES brugge (L), 13-3, record; old record: 12-6, Jim Coburn, Maumee and Jack Parsil, Genoa, 1967. RUNNING EVENTS 120 HIGH HURDLES Weber (R), Giddens (M), Hill (P), Snyder (R), Hall inn record; old record: :14.9, Greg and Ron Weber, Rossford, 1970.

100 Upchurch (S), Siravo (M), Boone (L), Tisdale (R), Hutcheson (G), :10.0 ties record: Don Tisdale, Rossford and Rick Upchurch, Springfield, 1970. MILE Ardington (P), Bucklind (M), Zuchowski (R), Freeman (L), Nissen (L), 4:34.6. 880 RELAY Perrysburg, Springfield, Genoa, Rossford, Anthony Wayne, 1:34.8. 440 Siravo (M), Tisdale (R), Battin (A), Multon (L), Williams (M), :50.6. 180 LOW HURDLES Weber (R), Hill (P), Thomas (A), Giddens (M) Tisdale (R), :21 0.

880 Ralston (S), White (R), Marck (M), Shererusk (L) Gross (L), 2:02.8. 220 Upchurch (S), Kessler (P), Siravo (M), Hutcheson (G), Breneman (Elm), :23.5. TWO MILE Smithers (R), Tyson (Elm), Schwartz (A), Hockenberry (L), Finley(M), 10:17.5. MILE RELAY Perrysburg (Bayer, Calevro, LoDico, Kessler), Rossford, Lake, Anthony Wayne. Maumee, 3:31.5, record; record: 3:34.0, Rossford (Beard, Hess, Owen, Weber), 1970.

lose, 11-7, to Calvert TIFFIN Port Clinton's baseball team dropped another game, in the process of committing seven errors, this time to Tiffin Calvert, 11-7. Port Clinton is now 4-12 overall. Larry Smith, in his first pitching start for the Redskins, took the loss. He pitched 3 and one-third innings, allowing nine runs, seven hits, two walks and striking out three. Bill Cipiti came on in relief and worked 2 and two-third innings, giving up two runs, six hits, one walk and fanning one.

The Redskins led, 7-5, after the top of the fourth inning, but Calvert came back to score four in their half and two more in the sixth to ice the game. In the fourth, after one out, Port Clinton's John Williamson walked, Rick Ward singled and both advanced a base on a passed ball. Smith then doubled them home. Dan Timmons followed with a walk and Smith and Timmons executed a double steal. Mike Matta then tripled them across.

Port Clinton is at Sandusky St. Mary's Thursday. PORT CLINTON Ward, ss Smith. p-3b Timmons. If Matta.

Wilson, cf Head, cf Reifsnyder. 2b Kosztyo. 2b Tarolii. 3b Cipiti. Adkins.

lb Williamson, rf Amiss, rf TOTALS AB 4 5 3 4 2 0 1 2 2 2 4 0 1 30 AB 5 3 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 12 2 1 3 2 0 2 2 0 0 1 13 CALVERT Lang. 2b Hemminger. Hoepf. cf Sendelbach, Hammond. lb rf Montz, 3b Hart.

If Shultz. Gaietto. Strausser. TOTALS 31 13 PORT CLINTON CALVERT 021 400 I- 7 12 7 203 402 I 11 13 1 RBI Smith 2. Matta 2.

Reifsnvder; Sendelbach 2. Montz 2. Hart 2B Timmons. Matta: Montz. 2B Smith: Hoepf.

Sendelbach. SB Adkins 3, Smith 2. Matta 2, Reifsnyder. HBP Wilson (by Strausser). LOB Port Clinton 10: Calvert 7.

SAC Williamson. Tarolii 2. Smith, Timmons, Matta. Wilson. Williamson: Montz.

IP 3 1-3 9 2 2-3 2 3 5 4 2 BB SO 2 3 1 1 1 2 4 1 Smith (L. 0-2 Cipiti Gaietto Strausser (Wi Marioneaux inks Royals contract CINCINNATI (AP) The Cincinnati Royals hope that 7-foot center Ty Marioneaux from Loyola University, New Orleans, will give them added help in center-court. Marioneaux, who averaged 24.6 points and 15.5 rebounds per game his senior year, was the Royals fifth round draft choice. He was signed Tuesday. A spokesman for the Royals said they are "hoping he can play some defense.

He seems to be able to do everything else." The Royals, who failed to make the National Basketball Association playoff this year, depended mainly on the fore -court attack. Trainer believes Citation would beat Canonero II A I home to Fenway Park. "I was shaking inside I had goose bumps. I was surprised. didn't expect it." Slim Jim responded to the acclaim with three hitless innings as Boston wiped out a 3-2 lead on Rico Petrocelli's three-run homer in the seventh.

McDowell, despite his wild-ness, had a no-hitter through sue innings. But Cleveland Manager Alvin Dark insisted McDowell wasn't going the route no-hitter or not. Sudden Sam suddenly lost his "classic" by giving Joe Foy a single leading off the seventh. Dark moved in a hurry to replace McDowell with reliever Vince Colbert. "Foy hit a terrible pitch," said McDowell, who won his first game as a starter this year.

"I threw terrible pitches all night and got away with it. I pitched a terrible game." In the other American League games, Baltimore beat New York 6-2; California turned back Minnesota 3-2 and Oakland trimmed Milwaukee 5-2. Rain postponed Chicago at Kansas City. Lonborg, the former ace of the Red Sox pitching staff, had nothing but trouble after the 1967 World Series. First he broke his leg in a skiing accident, then developed a chronic sore arm and was finally dismissed to the minors last year, He pitched his way back to Boston from Louisville with a hot early start this season.

While Lonborg was working his magic, the Red Sox' bats came alive in the seventh on a single by Reggie Smith and double by Carl Yastrzemski before Petrocelli's clout. Colbert held Washington to one run in his three-inning relief stint as McDowell gained his second victory in seven decisions, one of his slowest starts in years. The other triumph was in relief. Paul Blair sailed the first pitch of the game into the right-center field seats and Brooks Robinson unloaded a tie-breaking two-run homer in the fourth in the Baltimore success. Mike Cuellar beat New York for the eighth time in nine decisions since coming to the American League.

Tom Murphy scattered eight hits and won his first game since April 7 as California stopped Minnesota. Murphy, who had lost five straight since winning his first decision last month allowed only two outfield putouts. Four of the Twins' hits failed to leave the infield. Jim "Catfish" Hunter fired a three-hitter for his seventh straight victory and Rick Monday, Joe Rudi and Sal Bando ripped home runs as Oakland trimmed Milwaukee. Hunter struck out nine and held the Brewers hitless in every inning but the fourth and ninth.

Campbell taking second on the throw home. Bob Skilliter came up with a walk to load the bases, and with two outs, junior Jerry Schriefer hit a 3-2 pitch over the right field fence, a 340-foot grand slam. It was the first slam in the history of Genoa high school. The Comets will play Toledo Libbey at Toledo today, then take on NLL foe Rossford in the finals of the Pemberville District Thursday. ANTHONY WAYNE GENOA 100 002 1-4 8 304 OOfl -7 4 3 IP 7 3 0 7 4 BB 4 5 0 1 8 1 SO 5 4 7 R.

Mitchell (L) Shelmire Brossia (W, 4-1) Wildcats' Cotey paces win, 77-50 "Citation could do everything," Jones said. "He was capable of two or three moves in a race and could kill you in an eighth of a mile." Jones emphasized he was not downgrading Canonero II. "He's a pretty fair horse who has shown he can come from behind or run on the lead. It's just that up to now I wouldn't think he belongs in the same class as Citation." Jones saw both the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness and will be on hand for the Belmont. Told that Johnny Campo, trainer of Jim French and Good Behaving plans to run both in the Belmont, Jones commented that it would be "hard to set a trap for Canonero." Jones noted that the Belmont has been "a killer of potential champions.

There's been many an upset. As of now I think Canonero II would win, but you never know what will happen." Perhaps he had in mind how Citation, the 1-5 favorite, stumbled at the start of the 1948 Belmont, but fortunately recovered and went on to win by eight lengths in 2:28 1-5. TERRY HUTCHESON Genoa long jumper fourth at 19-6 Casper tours again OCEANPORT, N.J. (AP) would beat him by 20 lengths." H.A. "Jimmy" Jones spoke with pardonable pride today in discussing an imaginery race between the last winner of racing's Triple Crown in 1948 and Canonero II who seems destined to become the first 3-year-old to win the Triple Crown after nearly a quarter of a century.

Canonero II, a Kentucky- Other winners for Woodmore were Chris Spogis in the dis- cus (119-11): Tony Hernandez in the mile Larry Haubert in the low hurdles (:21.7); Tim Sampson in the 880 Jeff Travis in the 220 (:23.9) and the mile relay team of Bill Tillen, Dan Druckenmiller, Larry Haubert and Cotey nJ. EVENTS HIGH JUMP-Cotey (W), Jamison (O), slates (W), 5-. pole VAULT-Lewis (O), Longthorne 0iliMSSa, woodward (O), Avers (W), 119-n. (O), Avers(W), 40-11 LONG JUMP-Schwartz (O), Tiiien (W), Harmon (W), 17-10. RUNNING EVENTS 120 HIGH HURDLES-Cotey (W), Hauoert w), Keiley (O), 18-6.

100-Murphy (O), Travis (W), Sherk (O), :10.8. MILE-Hernandez (W), Fegley (W), Lotzenhiser (W), 4:40.5. 880 RELAY-Ottawa Hills (Murphy, Kennedy, Sherk, Fisher), 1 :37.8. 440-Cotey (W), Harms (W), Franklin (O), :52.9. 180 LOW HURDLES-Haubert (W), Beulin (W), Foltz (W), :21.7.

880-Sampson (W), Fegley (W), Len-festy(O), 2:07.5. 220-Travis (W), Murphy (O), Fisher (O), :23.9. TWO MILE-Raliegh (O), Lavigne (W), Herrera(W), 11:21.4. MILE RELAY-Woodmore (Tillen, Druckenmiller, Haubert, Cotey), 3:39.8. FORT WORTH (AP) Billy Casper, a mite chunkier but apparently healthy again, returned to the tournament trail this weekend says it's good to be back "real good." The man who popularized swordfish steak flew in early Tuesday, toured the windswept Colonial course and pronounced himself fit for a run at a third National Invitational title.

The 26th 125,000 NIT opens Thursday with Casper, defending champion Homero Blancas, Lee Trevino, Master's king Charles Coody and Gary Player among the favorites for the first prize. With the exception of super- old time of 3:34.0 set by Ross- ford last year. stars Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, most of the top names of the multi-million dol- lar PGA circuit are on hand to challenge the Colo- nial course. Quite naturally, much attention is being focused on Ben Hogan, a five time winner here, who was forced out of the first round at Houston last week with a knee injury. He is listed as a probable starter Thursday.

Meanwhile, Casper returns to action after an absence of sev- era! weeks dating back to the first round of the Greater New Orleans Open. He withdrew after what first was diagnosed as an attack of bursitis. CHEKD OTTAWA HLLLS-Woodmore's Dave Cotey won three events to pace the Wildcats to a 77.50 dual track meet victory over Ottawa Hills Tuesday, Cotey took the high jump with a leap of 5-8 and sped to times of :16.6 in the 120-yard high hurdles and :52.9 in the 440. Baseball coach asks for players Bill Hawse, coach for VFW's Little League team this summer, asks for any boys contflct him if would like to play on his team He may be reached at VFW (734-9041) any time. No boy whose 16th birthday is before June 1 may apply.

All candidates must bring their own shoes and gloves to practice, but uniforms will be provided. Practice will be at the park on Perry St. A meeting for all interested will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. in the upstairs of the VFW hall. June 1 is the deadline for all applicants.

bred, but Venezuelan-owned colt, startled the experts by coming from far back to win the Kentucky Derby, then taking the Preakness after a front-running duel with Eastern Fleet, a recognized speed horse. The Belmont Stakes, at a testing half and one-mile, will be raced at Belmont Park in New York on June 5. "What do you think would happen if it were possible for Citation, in his prime, and Canonero II to race each other?" Jones was asked. "I would have to think that Cy would beat him by 20 lengths," replied Jones who trained Citation for Calumet Farm before he became Direc tor of Racing at Monmouth Pi" heLre waye 1 prejuaicea, dui lMt Pimon- Port Clinton earns 4th in GLL tennis MAUMEE-Port Clinton's ten- nio nis team finished fourth the 12th annual Great Lakes League jennis tournament held at the Lucas County Recreation Center and at Maumee high school courts Tuesday. Defending champion Sylvania won again, piling up 17 points to far out distance sec ond-place Bowling Green and Bedford who tied for second with four.

Port Clinton scored three, Fostoria and Clay each had two. Port Clinton's Bob Cox reached his singles final with Bill Shaw of Sylvania but lost, 6-0, 6-0. The Redskins' doubles team of Jim Luchsinger and Rex Jameson won their quarterfinals match against Horvath and Crammond of Clay but lost their semifinals match to Whitman and Bergner of Bedford, 6-4, 6-1. Port Clinton is at Sandusky Perkins today in a dual. SINGLES Bailey (S) def.

Steve Underwood (PC), 6-0, 6-0. Brondes (S) defl Dick Kallen-bach (PC), 6-0, 6-0. Bob Cox (PC) def. Klag (C), 6-0, 6-0; Cox def. Hudson (B), 6-4, 6-3; Shaw (S) def.

Cox, 6-0, 6-0 (finals). DOUBLES Curl-Lower (S) def. Mark Belknap-Mark Dunham (PC), 6-4, 6-2. Jim Luschsinger-Rex Jameson (PC) def. Horvath-Crammond (C), 8-6, 6-2; Whitman-Bergner (B) def.

Luchsinger-Jameson, 6-4, 6-1 (semifinals). Fight results By The Associated Press MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Jeff "Candy Slim" Merritt, 217, Hjfinmi Dootk IrnrmvAi Genoa avenges earlier loss, 7-4 IS THE NUMBER TO DIAL FOR PEMBERVILLE Genoa's Comets avenged an earlier loss to Northern Lakes League leader Anthony Wayne and won a 7-4 semifinal game in the Pemberville District Class AA sectional baseball tournament Tuesday. Anthony Wayne, leading the NLL with a 6-1 record, had beaten Genoa earlier in the season, 4-0. The Comets are currently in fifth place in the NLL with a 3-3 mark.

Senior Ron Brossia, only 5-feet, 6 inches, turned in one of his best pitching performances of the year as he went the entire seven innings, giving up eight hits, one walk and striking out a season's high of seven. Brossia is now 4-1 overall and 3-0 in tournament competition. The Comets did their damage off losing pitcher R. Mitchell in the first and third frames. In the first Jim Fredericks led off with a double into left field on the first pitch of the game.

Ron Brossia, Ernie Sanchez and Jeff Ross then followed with walks, forcing in Fredericks. Scott Campbell then grounded out to the second baseman to bring in Brossia. Junior Sanchez' suicide squeeze bunt brought home Ernie Sanchez to make it 3-1, Anthony Wayne "If li (O3 onttd? II Fischer leading chess playoff VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) The second game of the world chess championship quarterfinal match between grandmasters Bobby Fischer of the United States and Mark Taima-nov of the Soviet Union was adjourned Tuesday night on the -45th move. Fischer, playing white, was a pawn ahead and in a position' where he normally would force a win.

The game was to be con-1 tinued Wednesday. Fischer leads the 10-game. match, 1-0. The winner will ad-' vance in the challengers' round, with the survivor meet world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union for the title In 1972. I 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE HEADQUARTERS Big Jobs Small Jobs We handle them all.

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