Kingsport Times-News from Kingsport, Tennessee • Page 15

KI.S'CSPORT NEWS BRIEFS OPI'OSK HOLT LAS VEGAS, Nev. (LTD Chairman Art Lurit the Nevada Stale Athletic Ojrrirni-si'jn will oppose staging the Sonny l.ijU/n -Cssjjiis Clay heavyweight title return fco-jt in Vtgas "under present cirejrr, slsr.cw Urie ssid Tuesday he might 'luite his post if Ihe v.ere here. On Wtdntsdaj', however, he said lhe communion might rtconsider its position Giants Dump Phils; Orioles Nip Twins Willie McCovey Bats 'Frisco To 6-3 Win PHILADELPHIA i jWilJit- McGivey, a mid-game for injured Orlan- Cepcda, doubled in the tying ers kept the Giants ia the game, smashed a grounder toward third. Richie Alien fielded it but threw to third too late lion to (he (mi. wi in the tightb singledjfw a force on Keurm, loading 'tome the winning runs in the the bases.

10th inning to pace San Francis-: McCovey then singled through 01 to a 6-3 victory wer middle lo store Ktunn and Philadelphia Phillies Wednesday! Mays. JKUJ Alou singled to ji'? 1 jserxl Hart across wilh the sUth Harvey TM a- McCove ta; wer 4i -The HrBA waives it cpp-isi-jjaj-e when a shoulder injury (extra inning. tion lo "contracted" return 'forced Cepcda from the Both of Hart's homers came matches and gives full sarx-'in the sixih inning. Ml starter Dennis Bennel! The (he-first was in the fourth inning to Clay last Feb K'W- TM ar uln 2 lh Tr Phils added lo their lead and clarify his iinsnnal" rf'e'a 1 at flrst fc Wi lie John lri fngs wilh Philadelphia Balked. Jim en walked and fngs wilh Philadelphia ralcur Sam J5AUKR OLT Braves Nip Reds.

6-2 Hn I I 11J31. i WarKnl I flftwn I i i a i Rr.rk K.O Tt I Telili 1 1 3 1 1 a IMS sm Frmcitu rautsiii-i Wednesday. tit IM CM t-i The victory oxjld LOWn KVANSTO.V, Ilj. The College All Slars ran through morning and aflcnvion drills Wednesday without iht aid of veteran assistant toaih John Kaucr. who returrt-d lo his Day-' I A (UPD The fan, Ohio, homo because ineiMiiwaukce Braves, aided fcy death of his mother.

'Tony Cloninger is 11 strike outs Saucr has been an aide lo 1 a ive-run innin S' Slar head coach Otto for six season-. Graham announced lhal Ihe! UULIY. iwwevcr, WHM Injury problem, which became Joe Torre removed in acute last week, has eifihlh inning after being and most of the will be strl his Crowing hand by a tnu! tip olf lhe bat of Gordy Cole-man. An early report indicated Torre suffered a bruised finger. Cloninger, who won his 10th game against nine losses, lied his personal record with the strikeouts.

He also struck out 11 in a game against the Cardinals a year ago. The 24-year-old righthander was seriously troubled by only two batters, Pete fiose and rookie Chico Ruiz. Rose Iriplcd in (he Ihird and scored on Ruiz' single. Ruiz sent Rose home again in the seventh on tv.o early hom-'hU into a force play to score Callison in the Phils' fourth. Hart's second homer came in the sixth inning after a 30-minute delay due lo rain.

ib rt 5 5 1 0 Hrr.ITn 11', -11 5 3 3 Cyr-tln 0 0 0 Dirndl a i Tayfcr IS i i Amara 5 0 1 1 Etrw.t 0 0 0 RS'SI 7 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 3 c- fi 0 I 0 4 0 0 0 4 010 4 1 I 1 1 0 0 4 0 1 4 1 1 1 a 6 5 1 0 0 0 ivcd costly, however, with 1 RSH! ready for (he Chicago Bears Aug. 7. -ir -it RECALL 1IURLEK PirrSBURGH (UPI) The Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday recalled right- handed pitcher John Gclnar from Iheir Ashe- the ville, N.C., farm club in Sally League. Gelnar, 21, who was Pittsburgh's designaled first year player, had a 3 ami I record al Ashevillc this year and a 3.50 earned run average. When he reports to the parent leam in a few days, he will become the eleventh member of (he BucsV lnc a double after Rose had walked, pitching staff.

Braves bombed slarlcr for ihft lirst inning NEW YORK (U'PD-Tho New York Mcls recalled southpaw Don 1-ocke from their Buffalo farm club of the International League. Locke, 22, was optioned to Buffalo on June 15 afler appearing in 15 games wilh the MeLs earlier in Ihe season, winning none and losing one game. At Buffalo, he was pitched in eight games wilh a 2-3 wrm-losl record and a 3.SB earned run average. 'iins on singles by Denis Menke, I Lee Maye and Mike De La Hoz two-run double by Torre, a by franlc Boiling and a pair of walks. The other Milwaukee run came in lhe second when Hank Aaron singled, stole second and scored on Rico Carty's single.

De La Hoz had four singles lo lead the Milwaukee 11-hit attack. MJIftllVfi Rove 7a 2 1 0 tfcrt.t is Ruiz Ib 5 0 7 Atvj Ib Prntcn cr 0 0 Aaron rl Pcblnwn 7 0 1 0 Carly I I If 3 0 1 0 Torre Co'etraa Ib 3 0 0 0 EdmirrU 0 0 0 cl IIU'MI Durcn a I I 0 0 0 3 0 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 i I i jb I 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 ll i To'il '0 S3 'ftn- i 13 3 tff.n i 1 1 1 I 1 iai5irjn t. I I 3 TO.W. t.V,lr,. Standings NATIONAL A Yttterdavi Reiulii 3 SI.

Lcuis 9, ClK'nnsn 2 i S. HKSlo.n 2 'ti York, Loll Pet. ll Jl Jl 7 i) .13) .537 I ll'j i i jy fjf 2tn Thursday's Probable Pitchers San Francisco at Philadelphia nighl--Hendly (9-6) vs. Culp -St. al Chicago --Sa clecki (11-8) vs.

Ellsworth (12" Angeles al New York nighl--Koufax (15-5) vs. Slal lard (6-13). Houston at Pittsburgh, 2 twi- night--Bruce (11-4) and Johnson (8-10) vs. Law (8-8) and Schwall (2-1). (Only Games scheduled) YESTERDAY'S RE1ULTJ 3, Oelrcil J.

Chtca York Ihfctoo 1 Loi Boslsn Dflrcil rwX Loj AngeJfJ 0 Nlrneiola 3 Won Loll pel. Btfilnd 11 31 SI 37 I 5' Ji 11 Hoi. Henry VcCocI 3 krir.vr 1 9 PB'Torrf. A OPTIOiV CATCH HOUSTON UPI)-Thc Hoiis- ColLi optioned catcher ICJ1 Ralcman Wednesday lo 1 1 Ll OUalioma City minor league club Wednesday ami put rm act 1 duly pitcher Danny Coombs. Balcman led Ihc Colls in i 1 i i i homcruns (10) and runs balled i a In (53) last year, but wns hit- ling only .200 (his season with five home runs and lli runs hat-, lea In.

The Colls put him on 21-1 hour recall. i. LOB- a i .05 13 C3 7 Thursday's Prnbable Pilchcrs i lp i.3 '(''I'" 1 night-Donovan (5-7 -i i i (3-6). Haltimore at Minnesola i i i i i i at Vineyard (1-1) or Pappas (8-5) vs. Arrigo (6-3).

Chicago at Detroit-Herbert (3-3) or Talbol (3-3) vs. Wick- crsham (12-7) Only Games scheduled Wiu.s NEW YOHK (UPI) Mrs. Ada L. Iticc's IWta Judge, sidelined since before returning lo Die races last month, scored his fourth conseculivc win Wednesday before 26,432 fans af Aqueduct in the sixth running nf the raves- end Handicap. Don I'icrcc, aboard the (our- ycar-old colt for llw lirst lime.

licld bis mount in fourlli posi- Post Wins Second seeded filuff Cily blanked Bulls 13-0, on Lowell lxwc's no- hittcr and tho Kingsporl Merchants edged out Church Hill, 5-4, in the NBC Tourney here Wednesday nighl. Big Harmon blasted out a Iriple, double and sacrifice liuliaits Dcfrai Jaycc.os, 5 Tn 3 In Boys' Club Midget League Wednesday, the Indians defeated tho Jaycces, 5-3. Carlos Hammonds took homo lhe victory. The best hitling performances of Ihe day were all one-hitters singles by Freddie Dykes anc Mike Ixnvis for the winning (cam and a one-base slam by OFF TO STATE MEET Here are some of the members of the Kingsport Barracudas who will participate in the State Swim Meet at Tullahoma Friday and Saturday. Front To Open Friday row, left, Bill Sweet, John Isaacs, Leta Holtzclaw and Robby Montgomery.

Back row, left to right, Bob Sweet, Ron Isaacs, and Wes Arnold. Standing is Coach Cal Giliespie. Barracudas Enter State Swim Meet Eighteen members of the Kingsport Barracudas will depart today for Tullahoma and the annual Tennessee Stale Championship Swim Meet which is slated for July 31-August 1. The meet will open Friday with Gov. Frank Clement participating in the opening ceremonies.

More than 350 swimmers representing 20 Tennessee swimming clubs are expected at Tullahoma's Municipal Pool for the two-day event. Diving competition is scheduled for another pool. Heading the list of awards lo be presented at the meet will be the new Governor's Cup, established this year by Gov. Frank Clement. The cup, a revolving trophy will go to the team posting Ihe highest point total In swimming and diving.

Among Ihe 18 Baracudas will be Bely Malay who has two submillcd times for rec- ords in the AAU on short-course pool established in an earlier meet in Johnson City. One mark is in the backstroke and the other in freestyle. Both were 50-meter events. Barracudas entered are: Eight and under class--Chris Brown, Bill Sweet, Kelcie Hibbs and Bety Mafoy. Ten and under class-Bob Sweet, Bonnie Isaacs, Johnny Isaacs, Robby Montgomery and Connie Dodson.

11 and 12 class-Paul Nottingham, Wesley Arnold, Lela Hollzclaw and Hibbs. 13-14 Class--Gwenn Hibbs, Kancie Noel and Gary McGhee. Open class--Marsha Brown and Brent Brown. The Kjngsport swimmers will be participating in freestyle, backstroke, breath-stroke, butterfly, one relay for 10 and under boys, the medley and freestyle relays. Colts Beaten By Pirates In 5-2 Game PITTSBURGH (UPI) The Pittsburgh Pirates backed Bob Friend's light pilching with limely hitting, including Jim Pagliaroni's homer and Willie Slargell's 440-foot Iriple, (o whip the Houston ColLs 5-2 Wednesday nighl.

Friend scattered eight hits and slruck nut five en route to his ninlh win against 10 dcfeals and was rarely in (rouble. Only in the fifth inning when the Colls scored bolh their runs on a bases loaded single fay Joe Gaines did Friend permit a DETROIT, (UPI) Gates Brown upset the strategy of Chicago manager Al Lopez by- socking a two-run homer in the eighth inning Wednesday night to give the Detroit Tigers a 3-2 victory over the While Sox. Houston base. Galr.ti rf Bend IS Grole Farrcll T0tl! Houlfta runner past second i 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 1 7 0 0 0 ll 0 1 0 Bvi 0 0 Virdc-i tl 0 Clrmie rl I 0 0 0 Lyr.ch 1 3 0 0 0 st'scn ib 3 1 0 0 pgHinl i a 1 0 0 0 Fritnd 1 0 0 0 II 1 Ttllll 11 5 I III Hi-- i 0 0 0 3 7 1 I 3 0 7 1 3 0 0 0 Tlic Merchants a singlclnn in (he ninlh frame lo midge Church Hill. Charlie lion for tlic first three furlongs.

on ficldcr's-clioicc, stole scc- Hnumlinf; Ihe lurn, Delia oml. went lo third on an error moved lo lhe le.id and go- Inc sway. hnMinc a licri ,1 V.ilrnlinc. ,1 shni, Unit ire. CARDS.

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Farrill 1J7 fifi-d 7.10 9 HBP-By Fr.f.-d 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 2 1 T.J.W. A BROWN LEADS TIGERS OVER SOX Kaline singled off starter Ray Herbert. Lopez then called i nernen. Lopez then called in Frank Baumann lo pilch to the ln cl Iry Woodward, Kilgore Win Here ara the results of the first day of play in the Senior Men's Tennis Tournament currently in progress in Kingsport: Icfilianded-swinging Brown, who 7 1 lhe first lifted a high fly lo right field 6 Closing team, lhal landed in the second deck Mc hvo feel in fair (erritory for his Sallvi le will (ravcl Brf itflha a rde M8Ue TM night in iLiinaraer. ir lhe rji i tournament Fred Gladding picked up his (fere.

The winner in Bristol will Ihird victory by blanking the journey to the region tourney Wmto jn jc 010 53X-1S 6 Russ Woodward Kilgore over Bill and Buford Brown and Louie Moore, 7-5, 7-5; Fred Archer and Edwards over Bill Haynes and John Seav- cr, 6-2, 4-fi, C. E. Sandidge and Will George over Charlie West and Paul Overbay, 6-0, 6-2; Bill Harrison over Jack Raulston, 5-1, 6-1. In today's matches, Al Wilkes ll meet John Seavcr; Shaulis will meet Bill Harrison, or Shau, rl5rl 1 lis and Harrison will go against Quails and a chosen partner; and West will meet Sullivan. i White Sox fwo innings in relief of Hank Saltdlle Aguirre.

The loss was Baumann's third straight. Laodit cl Karll hi 3 0 I 0 cl 1 0 0 0 73 Bulwd ib 3 0 1 0 il Vit'a Ib 1 8 1 0 Brown If Ward 36 0 0 0 Cash Ib Stcwron Ib 3 0 0 1 ucAlFfe si Harden ll 9 1 0 3 0 0 3b 3 0 0 Bowens, Siebern Homer To Lead 4-3 Decision MINNEAPOLIS, (UPI) -Sam Bowens and Siebern homered to lead Baltimore to a 4-3 win over Ihe slump-ridden Minnesota Twins Wednesday night. The Twins suffered their loss in 18 games, and theirjwilh his 1Mb defeal by one run, while year. the game in Ihe sixth Inning after suffering a recurrence of an old knee injury. Pappas retired Ihe first batters hut Jimmic Hall singled wilh two out in the fourth and a Klltcbrew followed 35th homer of the dropping into 7lh place.

Milt Pappas gained his ninth victor)' against five defeats, although he was forced from Lock Paces Nat Win WASHINGTON (UPD Don Lock's 16th and 17th homers of the season, the second with two on in the 12th inning, enabled the Washington Senators lo score a 4-1 victory over the Cleveland night. Indians Wednesday Starter Busier Narum worked 11 innings for the Senators before he was replaced for a pinch hitter and gave up five singles, struck out nine and walked three. Cleveland opened the scoring in the second with two out when Woody Held singled in Chico Salmon, who had walked and stolen second base. Wagner almost doubled up at first as he broke laic from the plate. Manager Birdie Tebbells immediately inserted a pinch-runner for Wagner.

Boog Powell drove in a lirsl- inning run wilh a sacrifice fly and Bowens gave Ihe Orioles a 3-0 lead in third when hs belled his 12(h homer wilh Sic- bern aboard. Sieborn led ofl the seventh inning wilh his eighth homer. Pappas yielded lo a llatldix aflcr giving up four toils. 11 aid i immediaiely worked himself into a bases- loaded jam before forcing Bob Allison lo foul out to end Ihe Ihrcat, Tlic scored in (lie eighth when Allison slruck out with two out and the bases loaded anil reached first on Charley ban's passed ball. Stu Miller then slipped a called Ibird slrike past liich Rollins.

Jim (Mudcal) Grant, now 8-7, was (ho loser. CLEVELAND Within; Ion 0 Brrimrt sj 5 0 0 0 cl 4 0 1 0 Cn--3hm Ib I 0 Vliff.tr II 3 0 0 0 SmlUl 0 0 0 5 Lttk ri-IF 4 er 1 0 0 0 'a 0 0 0 0 Hani cf Fmcra rl 0 1 0 i Rcrnino 5 0 0 Stai ii-IMb cttlir ib 3 1 0 0 Phllsi ch 3b 4 0 1 1 VilXBt ll OrcSJtn 3 0 1 0 Kini" 1 0 0 0 Na 7 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ama ph-rt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X- ot-l when run Bosox Trim Kansas City By 3-2 Score KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dick Radatz, Boston's ace relief artist, hurled three hilless innings Wednesday night as the Red Sox edged the Kansas Ci(y Athletics, 3-2. Ninth inning errors by pilch- 4 Diego Scgui and Rookie 3 0 1 lllrcl baseman Ber Campanero ph-c 7 i is enabled Boston's chief fireman lo pick up liis 10th victory in J-i decisions. The Red Sox got the winning run when Segui (7-8), attempting to pick Eddie Bressoud off 3i first base, commilled a base 'hawing error. Bressoud X- lced Uo n-tn in nil, HBP by BUI IHinlc.1), WP Doooled Bob Tinman's bouncer.

Boston tied the game in the eighth when Carl Yastrzemski, who has hil safely in his last games, belled his 12th bom- ller. i a i Soltville Whips GC All Stars GATE CITY, Va. The Saltville Little League All-Stars out- slugged the Gate City All-Stars Thursday night. 15-12, to capture The Sox held a 2-1 lead in the first round 'he Western clghlh when with one out Al nisfrict playoffs of the Virginia Stale Tournament here. James Boardwine chalked up Van-la rl Yaslski SI S'uart ib Ifalisr.t 31) ir Breilud 11 Tinman Heffrcr fti Tolali 'a bi 5 0 1 0 G-Kn Ib 4 0 0 0 CTIE-V ji 2 2 1 cayiey 0 2 0 Cclvto OerJie 10 4 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 Hlrrlin 0 1 0 Tarli'l If 2 0 0 0 cl 0 0 0 5 SN-J! 34 i 1 Tolltl Cilr 0 1 3 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 3000 0000 3 0 0 0 3000 2 1 1 Ce.T^snefis 1, Gin- Hati fflJi 7-4 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 I i Bulletin LOS ANGELES IUPI) Jim ton conlimicd his mastery over Angeles Wednesday night by hurling the New York Yankees lo a 5-0 viclory and his second shutout against the Angels this season, Robrun rr Ncttljn II SKphu If 1 0 0 0 Brutcn 3 1 1 1 VcCriw dh I 0 i 0 2 1 0 0 fCtn ph 1 0 1 0 Tofifi It i PMIlpi ib 4000 4 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 2 1 1 1 4 0 0 6 7000 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 ft DUro.l ui i Ml 100--I l.OB-£hic4Qo I.

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1 lmp 'Merchants 2m (IDZ MI-S 3 Church Hill 001 000 102--I I) .1 Colts Missing Marchetti 1 1, ChlCJW 1. LOO' S'. low, fira.t. SB Brx'. rr bb la 1 1 I 5 Sc.ivcr and Lifford; lilcvins ami Ilollzclntv.

Pro-Am Slated Here Monday A Pro-Am tournament is scheduled for Monday at the Ridgefields Country Club Course. A big field is p-vpcclcd, and i include several pms from onl- side llw arc.i. All ciilnr. 1 m.iy (heir foursomes. Toe-off i is for-pay ranks before the season, Marchetti also indicated that gcjs underway.

Kellel may have heen closer to Roing for him this year, including a new contract. But one thing he doesn't have is thai familiar number 83 at a defensive end posl. al least not yet. That would be Gino Marchclli Ihe east-going 6-1, 245 -pound giant who manned a defensive end spot wilh the Colls for years and is as- familiar the Baltimore scene as sleamcd crabs and beer. Marchclli said al (lie end of iasl sea oil that he was re- liring.

Now .17, he's parl owner nf a profitable restaurant business, Hut speculation continues hat he will return to the play- Shula has said again and again that he hopes Marchelti would change his mind and play at least one more year. Shula said Wednesday he had not discussed this with Mar- chclli recently but noted: "We'd love to have him back. Glno certainty knows how I feel about that." Kellel Also Hopeful General Manager Don Kellct is anolber who would like to sec Marchctli have a change of the truth lhan expeclcd when talking about Marchetti "getting (he itch." Marcbclti said he hasn't been to camp and is "Irying lo stay away as much as possible. "I think the less you see of it the less you miss il," he said. "You're belter olf if you stay away." Marchelti, however, left the door open.

He said the only way lie would come out of tiremcnt would be if he is "de- neart. Keltcl expressed Ihcjfinilcly convinced" (hat the; hope lhat Marchetti would could not find a siibslilulei out lo lhe (raining camp at for him that could do lhe job. I neslminslcr "and get the ilch" K. word for it." Thompson Is Tahhcd The player presenlly tabbed to replace Marchclli is 6-4 Don Thompson, a 2-(0 pound product i of the University of Richmond wlx has played two years in pro bali. Marchelti for one believes Thompson can do lhe job if I given the chance.

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