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Orioles Run Free On Bengals Golf Sets Record THE HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS, Friday, September 21, 1973 9 Greg Not Afraid Of Pack Defense DETROIT (AP) no basis in fact for the following rumors: is being called in to help solve the base stealing problem at Tiger Stadium. contract of Bums security force at the stadium will not be renewed due to the pro-lific thievery against the Tigers. Nichols, police commissioner who is running for mayor, will campaign with the slogan: base stealing. Hire cops to pitch and Who said crime pay? ITie Baltimore Orioles stole five bases the first three innings off the Woodie Fryman)Bill Freehan battery three in the first inning alone, including a steal of home as the Birds crushed the Bengals 9-0 Thursday night. The thievery sent the Orioles on their way, but their 15 hits and Jim second consecutive shutout hurt.

To add to the embarrassment, Tiger pinch hitter Frank Howard hit into a triple play in the fifth inning. Don Baylor stole three bases, scored two runs, drove in two and collected four singles to pace the mauling. Baltimore reduced its to four. Any combination of Oriole triumphs and Boston losses totalling four will clinch the American League East championship for Baltimore. Third-place Detroit, meanwhile, will be mathematically eliminated from the race with another loss or an Oriole triumph.

The are 10 games out of first and their aim now is to try to overtake run- nerup Boston which is behind. A sweep of the four-game series against the Red Sox which begins tonight is about the only way the Tigers can hope to pull off that coup. send Jim Perry, 13-12, to pitch against Boston ace Rogelio Moret, who has won 11 of 12 decisions. Baltimore closes its final road trip with a series at Milwaukee starting tonight when the Orioles send Mike Cuellar, 16-13, to the mound against Bill Champion, 57. The earliest the Birds can wrap up their fourth title in five years would be Saturday.

good for the said Oriole Manager Earl Weaver with a grin of the outcome which was nearly a complete turnaround from Wednesday 10-1 drubbing by Detroit. bad first inning hurt offered Tiger Manager Joe Schultz. He mention the bad third, fourth, fifth and seventh innings when Baltimore batted, or every inning in which the Tigers futilely tried to hit Jim Palmer, who won his career high 22nd game against eight losses. He scattered five singles to win his 14th game in the last 16 decisions. One of the losses was a 2-1, 12-inning setback to Boston.

is as complete a pitcher as there is in Weaver said. makes it look easy when really it Four Tiger errors made things even easier for the Orioles, two in the fateful first inning. Bobby Grich started things with a walk. Paul Blair singled him to third and took second when rightfielder Dick throw to third bounced past for an error. Then, with two outs, Baylor singled in a run.

Then he stole second and reached third as catcher Freehan threw wild to second for an error, allowing Blair to score. Brooks Robinson walked, then he and Baylor pulled a double steal Baylor scoring. Fryman have a real good said Palmer of the steals. criticize Baylor singled, stole second and scored on a scratch single by Robinson in the third inning. The hit was a soft liner which bounced off the heel of second baseman Dick glove.

Baltimore scored twice in the fourth, doubleplay grounder with the bases loaded accounting for one run and the other scoring on another Baylor single. platooned as our outfielders are, you just have to build yourself up for that day you Baylor said. went right for me The Orioles added two runs in the fifth off Bob Miller, the runs scoring on a bases-loaded force out by Grich and a single by Blair. They added an run in the seventh on a Grich single after rookie shortstop Tom Veryzer threw Merv Ret- grounder wild for a two-base error. only threat came in the fifth when Sharon walked and Aurelio Rodriguez was safe on shortstop Mark error.

But Howard deflated things quickly with his triple play grounder which third baseman Robinson fielded. He touched the bag, threw to Grich at second and pesky Baylor took the final relay at first. It was the second triple play pulled off by the Orioles this year. Of the 20 hits in the game, all were singles except for a double by Grich in the ninth. MSU Not Taking Syracuse Lightly EAST LANSING, Mich.

(AP) Michigan State clashes Saturday with a football team which lost its opening game, 41-14, to Bowling Green. A pushover? bet on it. Syracuse is being taken seriously by everybody on the Spartans from head Coach Dennis Stolz ai down. Green dominate that Stolz said. forget, Bowling Green is a pretty good football team.

It beat Purdue last year, and Michigan beat Purdue with a field goal. underestimate American Conference football. U-M Faces Tough Game With Cards ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) Two strong offensive units with control in two entirely different areas will meet in the match between the University of Michigan and Stanford on Saturday. U-M Coach Bo Schembechler is aware that his squad will not have to contend only with Mike Boryla, whom Schembechler said is best pure passer in college football The strong Wolverine rushing game also will face a heavy defense, he notes.

difference between Stanford and a lot of other ball clubs is that they (the Cardinals) always play bechler said. be tough to He was optimistic about the physical condition of his team, since offensive guard Dave Metz and split end Rick White both have practiced all week after recovering from injuries. Linebacker Craig condition is the one uncertainty in the Michigan lineup. He has ridden the bench all week with a knee injury. Michigan offensive line coach Jerry Hanlon noted that Stanford linebacker Forrie Martin can run 40 yards in 4.5 seconds, while fully uniformed.

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Glen Butler shot a 42 and Mike Duff a 48 for Homer. H-H Takes Golf Match Hanover-Horton squeezed by Hudson in a thriller of a golf match 170-171 Thursday. Chris Decker, of Hudson, was the medalist with a 39 and teammate Mike Zimmerman had a 42. For the winners Tom Giltin was tops with a 40 while Harold West was right behind with a 41. Hudson is now 4-2 overall and 41 in league play.

Hanover-Horton is 1-3. DETROIT (AP) lion quarterback Greg Landry says he be overly concerned about Hornet Frosh Lose The Hillsdale High JVs dropped a 14-0 decision to Marshall yesterday as the winners returned an interception 15 yards for a first half score and then drove 40 yards in the second half to cap it. The Hornets were without the service of starting quarterback Bob Navarre who was out for much of the game due to injuries. A couple of deep Hillsdale drives were stalled by penalties. Rob Wood and Don Spotts played another strong game for the JVs.

The Hillsdale freshmen team also lost to Marshall. They were on the short end of a 32-0 score but quarterback Randy Edwards was credited with a good game for the Hornets and displayed some fine running talents. getting snared by the Green highly touted cornerbacks Sunday when Detroit hosts the Packers. we just stick to our own he said. if playing against a super corner- like Lim we might work the other side.

But even then we might try to work on his Hornet Girls Lose Match Barbette Burton won a singles match 6-4, 4-6 and 7-5 while teammates Kim Knowles and Rene Gagnon teamed up for a win in doubles, 6-5, 6-1 and 6-4. Despite these efforts the Hillsdale High girls tennis team dropped a 4-3 match to Coldwater Thursday. Ann Kelley and Shelly able also won a doubles match by default. The girls record is now 1-2 and they will try to even it when they travel to Marshall for a match next Tuesday. will be faced Sunday with having to evade Willie Buchanan, the 1972 National Football League rookie-of-the-year; and Ken Ellis, who kept Joe Namath of the New York Jets in tow last weekend.

really pay that much attention to who the cornerbacks Landry said. have faith in Larry Walton and Ron Jessie that they can work on them and beat said his real concern is getting the lion running game going in the wake of 2410 defeat at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers last week. Outside of his own 65 yards, the 2 Schools Raise Prices The admission prices for varsity football and basketball at both Reading and Waldron High Schools has been raised. Adults now must pay $1.25 and students 75c for entry as opposed to previous prices of $1.00 and 50c. lions ran for a scant 43 in Pittsburgh.

a team like the Packers who have a strong running game themselves, we have to get our running game going, he said. have to keep the ball for awhile and keep it away from Coach Don McCafferty agreed. we had put our offensive game together, we should have taken the he said. interceptions really hurt us when we were down in there, and a couple of missed field goals made a lot of difference, CERTIFIED MECHANIC 36 Years Experience FREE LUBE JOB with Tune-Up and Oil Change HOWELL ST. SHELL 52 S.Howell 437-7711 here to first aim Saturday at Syracuse is to eliminate the mistakes which cost the Spartans a 14-10 loss to Northwestern last week.

TTie goofs overshadowed a Michigan State edge in statistics and play. And the Spartans would like a victory to take into their other two nonconference games, with UCLA and Notre Dame. Stolz saw little last week that would make him change his plans or players for Syracuse. He had high praise for the team, and he appreciated the fact it took the defeat hard. But Syracuse presents a different type of challenge to the Spartans than the light and fast Northwestern Wildcats, who threw the ball a lot.

The Orangemen of coach Ben Schwartzwalder, in his last year of an illustrious career, are big. the biggest team face this Stolz said. This will present problems for a Spartan defense which Stolz calls the lightest in the If anything, the Spartans should be healthier for the regionally televised game than they were for Northwestern. Sure to be back is wide receiver Mike Hurd, who has suffered a pancreas ailment. A possibile returnee is first-string tailback Mike Holt, who separated a shoulder in a pre-season scrimmage.

Stolz acknowledges the Spartans will have to run outside and pass against the huge Orangemen. That means quarterback Charlie Baggett, who does both well, will play a major part in Michigan fortunes. Baggett performed well in his first college game last week, moving the team well on occasion and exhibiting few butterflies in his debut. He figures to get better every week. Stolz sees better days ahead for his young team, which is shallow at several positions and contains eight freshmen.

He acknowledges the more veteran defense will have to keep the Spartans in the games while the offense develops. Schwartzwalder, whose overall record is an impressive 151-83-3, has a complicated offense which uses several formations, including a slot-T and double wing. The words men live by Patriotism Loyalty Self-respect Decency Honor Work These are the labels of the ideals which built this country saved the world, still feed the hungry and support the old and sick. These things are the only hope of the future. Courts may seem to condone treason labor leaders downgrade hard work theaters show filth politicians smirk at dishonor and too many sneer at self- respect.

But in spite of all these there are still hundreds of thousands of Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts; thousands who work without pay for Red Cross and Family Service; there is still Junior Achievement; there are churches so crowded they hold two services every Sunday; still Americans who volunteer for dangerous action in the Armed Services; still hundreds of thousands too self-respecting to go on relief so long as they can get any work of any kind; there are still countless boys who get up at 5 in the morning to carry newspapers or shovel snow or run errands; still hundreds of thousands of men and women who do two jobs so they can helj) buy an education for a son or a home for old parents. Yes, somehow in sj)ite of the greedy who want something for nothing most of America is still the land of the free and the home of the brave. Don't anyone dare try to change it. The machine repair department is an important cog in any high production operation. These fellows need to know the of all types of equipment and how to make quick repairs in order to keep the machinery producing.

Shown at the right above is Bob Bishop, foreman of machine repair at Hillsdale Tool. Bob has been with the company 23 years. On the left is Marv Hurst, and he has been with the company for 11 years. Marv worked in production until a year ago when he transferred to the machine repair department..