Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 4, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free mess Friday May 4, Milwaukee Baltimore Natii York Cleveland Detroit Bostet american Tii Guk East w l pet. Gel 10 10 .500 10 11 Mvi 10 ii .476 i 10 12 .455 1 10 12 .455 1 1 11 .421 Chicago Kansas cily California Minnesota Oakland Texas Walt 5 .701 1 1 9 .409 11 8 .579 9 9 .500 10 12 .455 Fth 7 11 .389 results thursday no games scheduled. Probable pm Lutien today Boston Paltun 1-4 it Minnesota Knat 3-1 new York Slot Lemari 33 it Chi Capo Bahnsen 3-1 Kansas City Busby 2-2 t Mil Waukee Salon 1-1 to tabs Bosman 2-3 at Detroit Perry 2-2 Oakland Hunter 1-1 Cleveland California May 2-1 at Baltimore Mcnally 3-3 National league East Olgan 5 Mcgraw 7 and role. Hrs can Stahl by staub St Louii of Oil 6 o san Diego 000000010-112 Cleveland 1-3 Mccarvey Gnet 1-2 Ross 8 and Kendall. Chicago 000000804-4111 us Angeles 100 000 000-1 50 Reuschel in Roche m i and Rudolph Messersmith 1 3 Brewer 9 and Yeager. Pitchers today at Reed 0-4 at Philadelphia Ruthven 1-0 Houston Forse 3-1 it York Koosman 4-0 Cincinnati Sll Langham 4 Mon Treal Torrey 2-3 St. Louis Wist 1-1 Loi Osteen 2-2 Pittsburgh Blasl 0-1 it san Diego Norman 0-3 Chicago Jen Klinl j-2 at san fran Cisco Marschal 4-2 Chicago Pittsburgh new York Montreal Philadelphia St. Louis West w l pet. Gel 13 9 .591 10 7 .533 12 10 .545 1 9 11 .450 3 9 11 .450 3 i 14 .23 19 8 .704 15 8 .652 2 16 10 .615 2 a 12 13 .480 4 8 17 .320 10 7 15 .311 9 a san Francisco Cincinnati Houston los angelas san Dlugo Atlanta Ali Lull thursday Pittsburgh 151410 Toj-14 171 san Francisco 100100300-5112 Belles 1-2 and May Willoughby 2 2 Mcdowell 2 Carrothers Sosa 9 and Rader. Hrs ugh Oiiver j 4 May " a Cincinnati 000 400 000-s12 0 new York 400100000-5 70 Mcglothlan Hall 2-1 4 Bench Matt Lack Webb 4 Hen awards night it was honors night monday As the mainlines ladies bowl ing league held their Windup banquet at Zoratti s. The team of Ella Parker Man l e w i i Ellen Wingate Ethe Yankowski and Winnie Szakacz won the league championship while Teena Patter was the High three Queen with a scor of 835. Marg Purvis won the High single with a game of 335. Cuozzo calling it quits St. Paul Minn. A quarterback Gary Cuozzo of s Louis cardinals a 10-year be eran in the National foot a eague says he is retiring. Cuozzo said in a Telephone in review wednesday night 1 Las been going to College for years including 10 in gradual school and i be just decide t s time to Settle Down and Liv a Normal i kind of hate to leave the said Cuozzo forme for Minnesota Viking i really liked the game Itse but it s time to get Start in my profession that s som thing i really love Cuozzo played out his Opu with the Vikings in 1971 an was traded to the cardinals f wide receiver John Gilliam Ai a draft Choice prior to the 19 season. He said expects to Pra Tice orthodontics either in m Neapolis Minneapolis i burb of Edina or on the a coast. Pirates Oliver a giant killer a Small world. Not Many people Realise for example that the late William of Lon Don England a former editor of the swimming times stimulated Winnipeg mayor Steve Juba with the idea of a Canadian aquatic Hall of Fame in Winnipeg. They Are not related. At any rate Jose Juba widow of William Juba wat on hand with several other visiting a Quatie personalities thursday to present the Winnipeg mayor with plaques books trophies Bronze and aquatic souvenirs dating Back to the 1900 olympic games. Pictured left to right ire Juba of London eng., mrs. Peg of Montreal the first Canadian woman inducted into the Hall of Fame mrs. Beulah bundling of Cedar rapids Iowa the . International artist and first woman elected to the Hall of Fame and mayor Juba. The ladies Are on hand for the aquatic festival which opened today at the University of Manitoba and an a Quatie exhibition at pan am Pool saturday night. I designated Batter instant hit among but. Synchro swimmers turn Back clock the trophy for the first synchronized swimming championships in the world will be presented to Vaughan l. Baird chairman the aquatic Hall of Fame of Canada during a Public performance of aquatic to be held at the pan am Pool saturday at 8 . The presentation will be made by mrs. Bernice lorber Hayes of the United states coach of the winning team Wright College co educational synchronized swimming club Chicago. This first championship was held March in Wilmette Ming As an form which is currently holding its 19th Annu Al International festival at the University of Manitoba. Aquatic like dance May be performed by both men am women is creative and a Many forms since its choreographers can draw upon the entire spectrum aquatic skills. Alumni from Wright College Are expected to be among those performing in the Public exhibition of aquatic at the pan am Pool saturday evening along with other leading aquatic artists from Canada and the United states. By the associated press Al Oliver drove in six runs with two Homen and added two singles As Pittsburgh pirates routed san Francisco giants 14-5 thursday. Oliver s two run Homer got Pittsburgh started in the first inning and then the pirates added five runs in the second four of them on Oliver s bases loaded Homer the third grand slam of his career. Milt May added a three run Homer in the pirates 17-hit of sense. Willie Mccovey hit a Home run for the giants his sixth of the year. In another National league baseball game thursday Cincinnati reds beat new York mets 6-5. The reds scored six runs in the fourth three on a Pinch hit Home run by Larry Stahl. Prior to Stahl s blast that produced he winning runs the reds scored runs on Tony Perez double a single by Bobby Tolan and Dave Concepcion s double play bouncer. The rally wiped out a four met Lead built in the first inning on Rusty slab s grand slam Homer. The mets scored another run in the fourth on Bud Harrelson s double. Tom Hall 2-1, who relieved starter Jim Mcclothlin in the fourth inning was the Winner by Bruce Lowitt new York a the designated hitter. He s been received around major leagues with lots of cheers and a few jeers. He enjoys his role at the plate but misses putting on Glove every half inning. And in Soma cases he s thankful that he s playing at All. The american league s in Novation has won instant popularity among most baseball managers. But you la still find dissenters mostly in the National league. Some of the american league starting pitchers who Havo yet to pick up a Bat this year feel a loss Pride and on the Mound a sense of greater Challenge. The relievers feel left out. And National league hurlers Are fierce in their determination to show that throwing a baseball in t the Only thing they re Good for. At first i was said manager Earl Weaver of Baltimore orioles among the leaders in the Al East Divi Tion. But now i think it s got to improve the game offensively and defensively. It makes it easier to manage and it pro Vides a better i Don t like counters manager Don Zimmer whose san Diego padres Are Stum Wing around the Bottom of the no West. It takes some thing away from the game in Stead of adding something to inn and Zimmer feels the do probably beats out of a Job some Young in the minors who has been fighting five or six years to make it in the majors and should have the Zimmer apparently does t mind having to Send up to the plate pitchers like Clay Kirby Steve Arlin and Fred nor Man who were batting .000, .100 and .200 respectively after wednesday s game. And Weaver certainly does t mind having Good hit Ting pitchers like Jim Palmer Mike Cuellar and Dave Mcnally who Don t have to hit because a do named Tommy Davis with a .326 average. When you get a runaway Lead it does t mean Weaver said of the do s role. But we be 10 one run games so far and the has been a Boon As far As keeping our Good pitchers in the game is individually the Dos sporting some impressive statistics. Collectively though they re not really tearing up the league. Along with some of the hotter bats belong to e. Kirkpatrick of Kansas City royals with a .365 average 14 runs batted in six doubles and three Home runs Alex Johnson of Texas rangers at .364, Mike Andrews of Chi Cago White sox at .356 and Orlando Cepeda of Boston .338 with 13 rib and five homers. But on the other end of the scale Are Rico Carty of the rangers sagging with a .169 average Detroit s Gates Brown at .191 and Kurt Bevacqua of the royals at on the average the do was batting .240 before thursday s Bowling champions sparked by Bryk Carling s red Caps Defeated old Viennas by 71 o Kente s pins in a four game final to capture the Coronation Imperial notice due to the Manitoba open swimming Cham the pan am Pool will be closed All Day saturday May 5, 1973 and sunday May Austin Marina special factory Purchase Brand new 1972 2 4 or. Std. Auto. New car warranty Only 16 to go plus 10 demonstrators us main Street n3-34.1 j men s five pin league championship. Ked Caps finished on top with a pin fall of compared to o Keife s sparking red Caps were John Bryk with and Gord James with Eddie Scrapneck with Bart Boon with and Allan Boes with 912 were Best for o Keefe s. Pepsi cola followed with to take third place while Mon Rich Coin claimed fourth spot Ith for the third place Fishers Bob Mceachern hit ,106 John Johns 943, and Jennis Macphail 929 Best or Monarch Coin was Don Kif c with Advance . And stereo and Christie school Supply finished in a tie for fifth with o t a 1 s. For Advance Len sulkers hit 967 and Gord Young 17 pacing the school apply squad were Bud Gallo with 962 and Eddie Johns or. Vith 900. Rounding out the championship division were Labaul s blues in seventh spot with and Warren s Shell eighth place with Warren s Corner sparked by Mack Demediuk with Wally Kutwitz with 994 and Mika Belot with 951, won the Consolation Roll Oft with a pin fall. Mount Royal hotel with Ron Young hitting 976 and Brian scan Rook 953, second with also finishing in the Money were third place George Smith trucking with and fourth place v a 11 cleaners midget baseball a boys living in the Central area of the City interested in playing midget baseball this season out of the Weston Community Centre Are asked to Contact Centra at 783-3698 for registration and tryout in Tion games. Last year Al pitch ers combined for a .125 aver age. It s in run production that picture becomes clearer. In 1972, pitchers Zzz homers and 231 rib. This season with less than one sixth of the season already in the books the Dos have struck for 20 homers and 93 rib. Even though Brown in t batting much better than the average Pitcher the tigers do is Happy in his new role. I like the Rule and i veal ways liked he said. Sure i like to play in the if i was t a designated hitter i would hardly he playing at Andrews concurs. To be honest i d rather by playing but getting to Bat three or four times a game is a lot better than not playing at All. It s really not easy because you have those Long Waits on the Bench Between John Ellis who has a .250 average As Cleveland s do lends a technical Eye offering a bit of insight on what might seem to be an easy Job of sit Ting around waiting for his turn to Bat. One of the problems is that the players on the Field already have their eyes adjusted to the changes in Light and the dark of the shadows. It takes some adjustment for the Guy coming off the Bench. Personally i like the role. It keeps the game moving at a faster Pace. Every inning seems like it could be an explosive Ellis adds the does t Hurt players who Are getting older players who Don t have a position and players who do Havo a Posi Tion and can go both ways. It adds More fun to the while Brown Andrews and others would prefer to be two Way players Jim Ray Hart could t cars less. The former san Francisco third baseman now new York Yankees do with a .385 average in his eight games said i have three gloves in my locker and i Hope they fall apart from age before i get a Chance to use them. I Don t miss playing in the Field. I might just get a Rock ing chair for the dugout like ol1 Batch Paige if starting pitchers like idea of having spend More time on the Mound they re not univer Sally pleased with the idea of pending none at plate. I enjoyed Cleveland s Gaylord Perry. I Pride in doing my Job. For a Pitcher i was an aver age Cincinnati s Ross Grimsley said i know i m not hitting Worth a Hoot o-for-15 but the designated hitter takes the Challenge out of the same. The fans go out to a Ball game to see an All around . Last year i got two hits to win a National league playoff flame and the fans really appreciated Illinois with seven teams com a cling representing colleges and clubs. The Wright College team was the Only one com posed of both men and women. The Wright team consisting of six men and six women per formed a routine titled Dagger dance to music of the by Vic Iii Herbert to capture the first championship. The names of tha swimmers Are engraved on the trophy. Mrs. Hayes has been an id Viser to the Wright club from 1938 until 1971 when she retired. The dub was the first co Educa Lor Cincinnati. Jon Matlack 2-4, was the loser in late games on the West coast St. Louis cardinals beat san Diego padres 3-1 and Chi Cago cubs Defeated los Angeles dodgers 4-1. There were no games in the american league. Reggie Cleveland scattered nine hits and St. Louis capitalized on Diego errors to beat the padres. Don Kes Singer s two run single helped four run uprising in the ninth As Chicago came from behind to beat los Angeles. Draft Day is May 15 Chicago up the National hockey league announced thursday that its an Nual Amateur draft Junior players will be held in Montreal tuesday May 15. The draft been previously scheduled for May 17, but league spokesman said it was moved ahead because and equity facilities were not available on the later Date. The league said earlier that this year for the first time it was separating the Amateur draft from its annual june Gen eral meetings because it was reducing time allotted to Gener Al business. The meetings also in Montreal Are scheduled Juna 10-14. In champs crowned Kenora special the Lake of the Woods trophy for m men scratch Bowling event Vas won this year by fat Mejia Vith total of for 10 games. Runner up was Larry Wetendorf with a total score of ,207 for 10 games. The Canadian tire trophy for Lional synchronized swimming club to be formed being started in 1937 by Katherine Curtis who is credited with originating synchronized swimming in the United states. Along with the first world championship trophy mrs. Hayes will present the Hall of Fame with films of a perform Ance of Kay Curtis modern mermaids at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago 1934, of which time the term synchronized swimming War first used to designate swim Ming in which movements o the swimmers were synchronized to music As Well As t each mrs. Hayes is currently member of the Board of Contro of the International Academy o aquatic an organization the development of swim world Winnipeg 4 new 3 new England Ittel bilt of a Van of Lull nil Lenil Hague Chicago 7 Montreal 4 Montreal leads Best of Jeven Lynal a Centennial cup in rape b pen Dicion 2 i Portage wins 4-3.1 Allan cup Orlilla 7 Thunder Bay 0 Orillia wins Best of live Eastern final 3 2. Allan cup Orilin Thunder say 5 Orlilla Best of five Eastern final 1-1 cup Portage la Prairie 4 panel Caff. 2 Portage win Inal j-3 fresh air experience Fri Ryei ing canoe1nc course 8 with Purchase of canal or Bike at. 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