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11 ym-fm-rentt-vinrrmcxT9yxst Stone 5-Hits LA As Atlanta Romps -Xi'-t Hfiitt-svsa' 5 tV-' vtiasugfiKnofp l-C KINGSPORT TIMES-NEWS Sunday July 18 1971 Walker Shouts At Wynn Who Threatens Newsman second Inning when after giving up a single double and a walk he got the next two batters on pop flies and then struck out losing pitcher Doyle Alexander now 1-2 The Dodgers had two on In the fourth thanks to a dropped third strike but failed to score and had two on with only one out in the sixth but Jim Lefebvre grounded into a double play I ATLANTA (UPI) Lefthander George Stone pitched a five-hitter and drove in three of his team's first four runs Saturday as the Atlanta Braves whipped the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-0 Stone picking up his third straight win to even his season mark at 3-3 doubled home the Braves first two runs in the second inning and walked with the bases loaded In a six-run sixth inning uprising The Braves also had three home runs in the ball game Hank Aaron hit his 25th of the season and 617th of his career in the third to make the score 3-0 Ralph Garr highlighted the sixth inning explosion with a three-run homer his seventh of the year and Darrell Evans led off the seventh with his fifth homer The Braves other two runs came on Felix Millans single in the sixth Stone pitched out of a bases-loaded none-out Jam in the threaten to beat up Houston Chronicle sports writer John Wilson if he reported what took place Wilson was standing in a comer of the clubhouse while Wynn and Walker yelled at each other I better not see anything about this in the paper or Ill beat the out of you" Wynn said It will be in the paper Wilson said Then Ill beat the out of you if you ever come back in this clubhouse Wynn said Ill be back Wilson said Wilsons account of the incident was on the front page of Saturdays Chronicle Wynn raised Walkers ire by popping up a 3-0 pitch in the first inning of Saturday nights -game with the New York Mets At the time the Astros and Mets HOUSTON (UPI) Houston Astros General Manager HB Spec Richardson said Saturday he didnt want to comment on a shouting and cursing incident between centerfielder Jim Wynn and manager Harry Walker in the teams clubhouse Friday night Ive gotten a report but Harry Walker is in charge of running the clubhouse Richardson said I have nothing to add The shouting did not keep Wynn out of the lineup for the Astros game with New York Saturday afternoon In fact Wynn was raised in the batting order to the third spot He had been batting as low as the sixth position in recent weeks The incident which stemmed from a $100 fine leveled by -Walker against Wynn led the slump-ridden Toy Cannon" to Making The Pivot Kingsport Royals second sacker Jack Hurst makes and then throws on to first forcing Johnson Citys process Action took place in Friday nights Royals Photo Gary Fields) Amy Hudson Best State Meet Cuda were tied 1-1 in the bottom of the first Houston had the bases loaded with one out and Mets pitcher Nolan Ryan had already walked three men in the inning when Wynn hit a harmless popup to second base I called him in to try to talk to him and he wouldnt listen" Walker said after it was all over He said Wynn blew up started cursing and stalked out of the managers office Walker followed him shouting Im not going to take that off you or anyone else "Why cant you shut up" Wynn replied and both men shouted obscenities at each other Wynn who makes $70000 a year is hitting 221 with only four home runs this season The Astros won the game 9-4 Astros Slide By Mets 2-2 HOUSTON (UPI) Roger Metzger scored from second base on a single off Ed Kranepools glove and an error by second baseman Ken Boswell in the last of the ninth Saturday to give the Houston -Astros a 2-1 victory over the New York Mets New Yerk Heuston itrlM tbrhM Herrelson 3 0 0 Metzger It 4 1 I 0 Boswll 2b 4 0)1 Morgan 2b 1000 Jorgensen cf4 0 0 0 Wynn rf 2 0 0 0 Jon if 4 0 10 Cedeno cf 4 0 10 Kranepot 1b 3 0 0 0 Rader Jb 112) Singleton rf 4 0 0 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baseman Bob Prokopowicz sports the highest Royals average 300 while first baseman Bob Herald is second at 264 Pete Dunn stands at 250 and Jack Hurst 240 1 PITTSBURGH (UPI) -Right hander Dock Ellis breezed to his 15th victory of the season highest total in the National League behind a 17-hit attack Saturday as the Pittsburgh Pirates belted the San Diego Padres 9-2 for their ninth straight victory Ellis who has dropped only three last losing on April 27 racked up his 13th straight victory becoming the first Pirate starter to win that many in succession since Deacon Phillippe in 1910 The Pirates broke the game open with a six hit five run third highlighted by Bob Robertsons three run homer his 18th of the season Lea Aele Atlanta ab bl ab bl 3 0 0 0 Mlllan 2b 4 112 1 0 0 0 Garr If 5 113 4 0 0 0 Aaron 1b 5 12 1 4 0 0 0 Dldior 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 Event 3b 4 111 4 0 2 0 Lum rf 4 10 0 Letebvr 2b 3 0 0 0 Williams 4 12 0 Darwin rf 4 0 10 Jackton cf 4 2 2 0 Ferguson 3 0 0 0 Para 4 2 0 Alexander 2 0 0 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3 2 3 7 Weaver 1112 11 Hannan 1214 11 Morris 113 13 1 Lonborg 4 3 5 7 Brett 112 11 Bolin 14 4 4 Lyle 210 0 0 Lonborg pitched to 4 bailers in th Save Lyle (13) WP Lonborg Balk Atorris 2 44 A 21445 the pivot at second base Terry Whitfield in the victory (Times-News 1 flystroke with 431 She tallied 16 points to lead the Cudas in scoring Raymond Gregory in the 11-12 boys division racked up 10 points for second-high honors He finished second in the 100 freestyle (1:081) and fourth in the 200 free (2:292) Julie Ward another 10-under girls division swimmer had eighth-place finishes in the 200 IM (3:356) and 100 free (1:247) Miles Burdine finished second in the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:156 A total of 16 teams from across the state competed in the event with some 500 swimmers participating National League Standings By United Press International (Twilight and Night games not Included) list I pet gb 60 31 659 536 11 534 11' 527 12 435 20' 35 56 365 25 Pittsburgh Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Montreal Watt I pet gb San Francisco Los Angeles Houston Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego 609 -536 6 44 45 494 10V 46 49 464 II' 42 52 447 15 33 60 355 23' 56 36 50 43 Saturday's Results Pittsburgh 9 San Diego 2 Philadelphia Chicago 2 Atlanta 10 Los Angeles 0 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 2 twilight Houston 2 New York 1 twilight Montreal 5 St Louis 1 twilight Sunday's Games (All Times EDT) Los Angeles at Pittsburgh 2 (1pm) Montreal at Chicago 2 (130pm) New York at St Louis (215pm) San Francisco at Atlanta 2 (130pm) San Diego at Cincinnati 2 (115pm) Philadelphia at Houston 2 (230pm) Monday's Gamas Los Angeles at Pittsburgh (night) Montreal at Chicago New York at St Louis (night) San Francisco at Atlanta (night) San Diego at Cincinnati (night) Philadelphia at Houston (night) Appy League Standings 21 Pet OB 771 Bluaflald Brlttol Covington KINGSPORT Pulatki Wytheville Johnson City Marlon 14 10 593 5V 14 11 593 SVS 500 71 411 385 )0'Y 10 10 370 11 0 17 240 12 SATURDAY'S RESULTS KINGSPORT 7 Pulaski 0 Biuftfiald 3 Johnson City 2 Bristol 9 Wythftvillft Marion 5 Covington 4 SUNDAY'S GAMES Pulaski it KINGSPORT Bristol at Wythavilla Bluefiaid at Johnson City Marion at Covington Piniella Leads Royals To Win KANSAS CITY (UPI) -Lou Piniella drove in a pair of runs with a single and double Saturday spurring the Kansas City Royals to a 7-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians The Royals jumped on Cleveland starter Ray Lamb for three runs in the first inning Ed Kirkpatrick drove in the first with a sacrifice fly and Piniella the second with a single Lamb contributed the third when he balked with Cookie Rojas on third base Gail Hopkins and Piniella stroked back-to-back double to open the third against reliever Vince Colbert and Piniella later scored when pitcher Mike Hedlund grounded into a double play Paul Schaal delivered a run in the sixth with a single after Fred Patek had doubled and Joe Keoughs sacrifice fly in the seventh scored another Hedlund got the victory but received four shutout innings of relief from Tom Burgmeier The Indians scored single runs in the third and fourth Jack Heidemann led off the third with a double and came around on a fly out and ground out Graig Nettles slammed his 15th homer with no one on in die fourth Statistics incomplete through July 1 1 games) ROYALS' HITTING 0 AM Ittl Avf BoD Prokopowicz Bob Herald Pete Dunn Jack Hurst Fickle Smith Phil Rasheed Dave Master George Peeiey Johnny Johnson 300 244 250 240 205 102 144 109 109 IS S3 9 32 4 14 50 13 39 10 9 26 2 14 41 0 12 2 I 2 SS 44 4 4 5 CHATTANOOGA The Kingsport Barracudas swim team fared well in the Tennessee State Championship Swim Meet held here the past few days The outstanding swimmer for the Cudas was Amy Hudson Swimming in the 10-under girls division Miss Hudson placed in all five events which she entered Her highest finish was second in the 50 meter backstroke with a time of 417 She had sixth-place finishes in the 200 individual medley and 50 freestyle with times of 3:276 and 366 respectively a seventh in the 100 freestyle with 1:242 and eighth in the 50 0 American League Standings By United Press International (Night Gamas Not Inch) OeO) East I pet gb 54 13 39 -52 37 54 4 40 41 539 I 43 4 473 14 39 S3 424 WY IS S3 391 20 Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Wait I RCf 51 22 444 45 42 517 11' 41 41 441 M' 43 51 457 17 39 49 443 II 31 SO 432 19 Oakland Kansas City Minnesota California Chicago Milwaukee Saturday's Rasulta Kansas City 7 Cleveland 2 New York 4 Chicago 2 Detroit 2 Oakland 1 Boston 13 Milwaukee 1 (1st) Milwaukee at Boston (2nd night) Minnesota Washington 3 night Baitimort at California (night) Sunday Gamas (All Timas EOT) Baltimore at Oakland (430pm) Cleveland at California (9pm) Detroit at Kansas City 2 230pm) Minnesota at Washington (130pm) Chicago at New York 2 (1pm) Milwaukee at Boston (2pm) Mondays Gamas Baitimort at Oakland Cleveland at California (night) Detroit at Kansas City (night) Minnesota at Washington (night) Chicago at New York 2 (twi-night) Milwaukee at Boston Opener Goes To Boston Perez Blast Propels Reds LKAGUI DEPARTMENTAL LEADERS Batting Pet Tom Higgins Pulaski 419 Runs Gary Szakaca Pulaski 14 Hits Szakacs Pulaski 24 TB Szakacs Pulaski 50 2B Terry Whitefieid Johnson City I 3B: Eleven tied with 2 HR Szakacs Pulaski 5 SB Jim Kidder Marion 5 RBI: Szakacs Pulaski 11 Pitching Wins Wilbur Smith Bluefield and Blake -Green Covington 4 Pet- Larry McCall Bluefield 1000 (3 0) IP: Bob Masteller Pulaski 31 SO: Doug Konieczny Covington 44 with his game-winning single Jim McGlothlin scattered five hits to record his fifth victory against six losses Sen PreiKltc CliKkinetl abrkb) tbr 4 110 4 110 2 0 0 1 4 0 12 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 10 10 0 0 4 0 10 Rot rf 3 0 0 0 Cline If 4 0 0 0 May 1b 5 2 1 0 Pare! 2b 0 0 0 0 Poster cf Hendertn rf 4 0 10 Helmt 2b Dietz 3 0 11 Corral! 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