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DAILY PRESS, NEWPORT FRIDAY. JULY 20, 1973 32 anager' Adds Ryan To All-Star Roster Post 28 1 9 Gloucester Nab Legion Victories BY STAFF WRITERS The battle for second place in American Legion baseball between Tri-City Post 281 and Warwick Post 255 Wednesday night turned out to be a runaway for Post 281. Coach Albert Moore's club used a 19-hit attack to bury Post 255, 17-1, and grab a firm two and a half game lead for the No. 2 spot. The humiliating defeat snapped a nine-game Post 255 winning streak.

BOSTON (AP) Hardthrowing Nolan Ryan of the California Angels, who has pitched a pair of no-hit games this season became the 29th player on the American League roster Thursday for next week's All-Star baseball classic in Kansas City. Ryan, 11-11, who leads the league in strikeouts with 220 and has a blazing fastball, was not on Oakland Manager Dick Williams' original list of pitchers, but room for him was made when authorization was granted, to both 1 I A 1 a A I' 'A teams to increase the size zemsKi oi nosion ana jonn In the only other Legion Post 255 errors. Chalking up his third straight decision, Marty Tingelhoff scattered seven hits. He walked three and struck out 11. Tri-City started its romp contest played, Gloucester Post 75 tripped Yorktown Post 165, 8-5.

Tri-City clubbed four Warwick pitchers for its hits, received eight walks and took advantage of seven with two runs in the second. Post 281 added three more in the third, three in the sixth, four in the seventh and finished with a five-run uprising in the eighth. Warwick's lone run came RESULTS THURSDAY Tri-City 17, Warwick 1 loucester 8, Yorktown 5 (Only gams scheduled) Kelly of Chicago as a replacement for White Sox first baseman Dick Allen, who is recovering from a broken leg. Allen had been named to the starting lineup as a result of balloting by baseball fans. Six players were named to the team from Oakland.

Boston, Kansas City, New York and Detroit had three each, Milwaukee, Minnesota, Baltimore and California two and Cleveland, Texas and Chicago one each; Mayberry of Kansas City; second base Cookie Rojas of Kansas City and Dave Nelson of Texas; Third base Sal Bando of Oakland and Buddy Bell of Cleveland; shortstop Eddie Brinkman of Detroit and catchers Thurman Munson of New York and Bill Freehan of Detroit. Outfielders named were Paul Blair of Baltimore, Willie Horton of Detroit and Dave May of Milwaukee. Williams also named Pat LEGION STANDINGS Pet. CB 0 1.000 Newport New Post 25 16 Tri-City Post 281 ..13 Warwick Post 255 Denbigh Post 38 11 Williamsburg. Post 39 8 Prov.

Forge Post 178 8 Phoebus Post 48 7 3 .813 4 .692 6 .647 8 .500 a .500 3 8 8 8'4 12 13 15 'i laVL .467 .412 ,507 .188 .063 Yorktown Post 165 7 10 Gloucester Post 75 3 11 Hampton Post 31 3 13 Poquoson Post 273 1 15 of the squads from 28 to 29 players. Williams, manager of the AUStar cast because his A's won the American League flag, and subsequently the World Series, last season, said Wednesday he had already picked his pitching staff before Ryan tossed his second no-hitter in Detroit Sunday. Ryan was scheduled to pitch tonight when the Angels play Baltimore at Anaheim. The only previous increase of the All-Star squads in size from 25 to 28 players took place in 19. The other pitchers named to the team earlier were Ryan's, teammate Bill Singer; Jim Hunter, Ken Holtzman and Rollie Fingers of Oakland; Jim Colborn of Milwaukee; Bill Lee of Boston; relief specialist Sparky Lyle of New York, and Bert Blyleven of Minnesota.

The rest ot the reserves announced by the office of Joe Cronin, American League president, were: First base Carl Yastr- Boston Garden Arena To Become Storcr Corporation Subsidiary I XA I a I ri I A W. I Os jH? y5 A i a K'stVl A I A AsJ Officials said the $7.2 million merger would not affect the management or operation of the Bruins or their top farm club, the Boston Braves of the American Hockey League, or of the arena itself. Weston W. Adams acting Chief Executive of Boston Garden, and Bill Michaels, President of Storer, said the merger would be effective July 31." BOSTON (UPI) -Stockholders of the Boston Garden Arena Corp. voted overwhelmingly Thursday to approve a merger that will make their firm a wholly owned subsidiary of Storer Broadcasting Company.

Boston Garden Arena Corp: owns the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League and Boston Garden. DEAN EICIIELBURGER ENJOYS MOB SCENE AFTER HOME RUN Warwick Moose Slugger (Second From Right) Hit Grand Slam For Victory Moose, Chesapeake Natl Notch Little League Wins Dean Eichelburger is little even by Little League standards, but Thursday night the Warwick Moose pitcher-infielder had a menacingly bit bat. Eichelburger blasted a 200-foot grand slam home run with two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning to save a 9-8 victory for Warwick Moose over Fort Eustis in the Area One District Seven Little League Tournament. In Area Two competition, Crige Bukovich's theft of home in the sixth inning earned Chesapeake National a 54 verdict over Poquoson. CAMES TODAY Tri-City vs.

wiliiamsburo at Fort Eustis, Hampton vs. Warwick at Deer Park, Phoebus vs. Denbigh at Denbigh High. (Games begin at 7:30 p.m.) in the sixth inning. Rayland Edgerton and Eddie Tyndall, with three hits apiece, led the winners.

Tyndall drove in six runs. Mitch McDougal was the only Post 255 player to solve Tingelhoff's slants for two hits. Billy West's three hits in five trips led Post 75 past Yorktown. West banged a triple, double and single. Gloucester wiped out a 4-2 Post 165 lead in the third when Dave Burnett tripled to score two runners and highlight a three-run inning.

POST 255 POST 281 sbrhbl abrhbl Wright c-2b 3 0 1 0 Rn. Ed'on2b I 2 2 0 Morgan 3b-p 4 0 0 0 Ting'offP 2 4 10 Card ers ss 3 0 0 0 Ra. Ed'on It) 6 3 3 3 McDo'al cf-p 4 12 0 Tvndallss 5 0 3 6 Robinson If 3 0 10 Jarrettc 4 110 Gibsonrf 1 0 0 0 Parkercf 3 121 Cor belt lb 4 0 1 0 Faulk rf 3 2 2 0 Lewis 2b-c 2 0 11 Nicholas rf 2 110 Picknevrf-3b 4 0 10 Harrelllf 3 111 Mon'th o-cf-lf 3 0 0 0 Shortt If 1111 Coffman If 1 0 0 0 Booth3l 4 12 2 Totals 3617 1 Totals Mint 14 Warwick Post 255 000 001 000 1 Tonight's games find games before Fort Eustis erupted for five runs in the top of sixth. That rally gave the visitors an 8-4 bulge. Warwick Moose was far from finished, however, as Carl Gendron opened the bottom of the sixth with a single.

Billy Simon followed with a double asd Steve Mouring walked to load the bases. After a.forceout at home, Brian Bostic delivered a run-scoring single. The next batter was retired on an infield fly and Paul Thomas came Parkview battling Newport News National at the Warwick Moose field in Area One play and Northampton colliding with Chesapeake American in Area Two action at the Northampton field. Both games begin at 6 p.m. Eichelburger also delivered a three-run homer in the third inning for a total of seven runs batted in.

The small righthander pitched the first five and one-third innings for Warwick (Staff Photo By Chuck Home) WARWICK'S DAVID WRIGHT OUT Tri-City Catcher Gary Jarrett Makes Tag Attention lechanics! HAVE YOU SEEN ROALD HEITMANN or LAWRENCE KEENER IN OUR SERVICE Here is cm opportunity for a big paying job at Suttle Motor servicing America's finest cars Cadillac and Oldsmobile. We offer an excellent starting salary plus fringe benefits. See Roald or Lawrence now! OPENING SOON 16 NEW SERVICE BAYS, AS PART OF OUR NEWLY ENLARGED SERVICE DEPARTMENT! on to pitch for Fort Eustis in hopes of maki Eichelburger the final out. Eichelburger belted the first pitch over the left cen-terfield fence to win the contest. In Chesapeake National's victory the daring Bukovich stole home with two outs and the bases loaded against Poquoson pitcher Keith Moore.

Bob Han-naman was the batting star for Chesapeake National with a three-run homer and a run-producing single. Tom Curtin pitched two strong innings of relief to earn the victory. David Giessinger paced the Poquoson attack with a two-run home run and a run-scoring single. Tri-City Post281 023 003 45 17 E-Tyndall, Montieth, Carrithers. Robinson 2, Wright 2, Lewis.

PO-A-Warwick 24-9, Tri-City 27-12. DP-McDougal, Wright and Corbett; McDougal and Corbett. LOB-War-wick 8, Tri-City 11. 2B-Jarrett, Parker, Corbett, Faulk. SB-Tyndall.

S-Tingelhoff, Faulk, Booth. Purloined Letter Peeves Bucs 9 Ace ER BB SO Montieth L.2-2 2 McDougal 4 Morgan 1 Pickney 1 Baseball's Top Ten HBP-Bv Tingelhoff (Carrithers); Morgan (Harrell); by Picknev (Parker). WP-McDougal, Morgan. U-Rowley and Brandt. (Based on175 at Bats) NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Basdon175at Bats) Plaver.Club ADR Pet.

2 207 26 72 .348 99 31 121 .324 34th Jefferson Avenue DMV19 Mota, Los Angelts Watson, Houston Unser, Philadelphia Rose, Cincinnati FortEustiS 102 0058 7 5 WarwickMoose 004 005 9 7 0 Player, Club GABRHPct. Blomberg.NewYork... 62 190 32 68 .358 Carew, Minnesota 86 332 57 116 .349 W. Horton, Detroit 58 209 2 8 7 3 349 D.May, Milwaukee 91 371 60 118 .311 T.Davis, Baltimore 72 290 26 92 .317 D.Allen, Chicago 69 24 5 39 76 .310 Bumbry, Baltimore 62 181 37 56 .309 Murcer, New York 97 383 53 117 .305 Blair, Baltimore 84 285 45 86 .302 Melton, Chicago 88 323 49 97 .300 74 23 31 77 .326 94 312 63 124 .325 81 311 43 103 .324 Maddox.San Francises Matthews, San Francisco 86 297 43 96.323 Cardenal, Chicago 88 313 53 101 .323 John Weisflog, Kenneth Martin (3), Arthur Kietlinski (6), Paul Thomas (6, 0-1); Dean Eichelburger, Mark Moore (6, 1-0). Individual standouts Fort Eustis, Robert Fallon.

2 homeruns (1st, none onand 3rd, 1 on); Weisflog, home run (6th, 3 on); Kietlinski, home run (6th, none on). War Booth's High Dry Gin POST 165 POST 75 ab bt ab bi Thomo'nlf 4 0 0 0 Westlf-p 5 131 Martin, ss 4 10 0 Robins, cf 2 10 0 Owens, Ib-C 3 0 0 0 a-Owenscp-162 0 0 0 Sullivanrf 4 2 0 0 Rowec 3 100 Barbeecf 3 1 0 0 Tho's2b-lf-rf 4 2 2 2 2 0 2 1 DeWittss 2 100 McConn'lc 3 1 1 2 Emorv3b 4110 Carnahanlb 1 0 0 0 Morganp-lb 5 111 SWartz2b 1 0 0 0 Burnett rf 3 0 12 b-Richrdsn2b2 0 0 0 Jacksnrf 0 0 0 0 Biddlep 1 0 1 1 Mabrylb.P 4 02 0 Shuevp 10 10 Buckley 0 2 0 0 0 Totals 31 5 5 4 Totals 34 8 10 6 A Struck out for Robinson in 5th. Walked tor Swartz in 6th. Yorktown Post 165 031 000 010! Gloucester Post 75 203 111 OOx-8 McConnell, West 2, Emorv, DeWitt, Martin. PO-A Yorktown 24-2, Gloucester, 2M3.

DP Swartz and Owens, Thomas and Morgan. LOB Yorktown 14, Gloucester 11. 2B Thomas, Shuey, West. 3B Burnett, wick Moose, Dean Eichelburger, 2 home Brian singles. Chesapeake 003 601 5 10 3 B.

Robinson, Philidelphia 58 208 29 61 .322 Grubb.SanDieeo 70 240 34 7 .317 Goodson.San Francisco 83 316 33 100 .316 HOME RUNS R.B.I. SUrgell. Pitts. 27 Bench, Cin. 70 Evans.Atl.

26 Stargell, Pitts. 68 H.Aaron, Atl. 25 Evans.Atl. 65 Bonds, San Fran. 25 Bonds, San Fran.

63 Monday, Chi. 21 Luzinski, Phi. 61 Da Johnson, Atl. 21 Watson, Htn. 61 L.May, Hln.

61 PITCHING Parker, New York, 6-2, Brett, Philadelphia, 8-3, Sutton, Los Angeles, 12-5, Twitchell, Philadelphia, 7-3, P. Nitkro, Atlanta, 9-4, Wise, St. Louis, 11-S, Osteon, Us Angeles, 11-5, Billingham, Cincinnati, 13-6, .614. Poquoson 200 200 4 4 3 I Hit' HOME RUNS R.B.I. Mayberry.K.C.

20 Mavberrv, K.C. 80 R.Jackson, Oak. 20 R.Jackson, Oak. 74 19 Murcer, N. Y.

66 Otis, K.C. 19 Melton, Chi. 59 Murcer, N.Y. 18 Darwin, Minn, 58 Bando, Oak. 18 PITCHING 18 Decisions) Hunter, Oakland, 14-3, Lee, Boston, 12-3, Singer, California.

14-5, Colborn, Milwaukee, 13-5, Snliltorlf, Kansas City, 12-5, R. Woodson, Minnesota, 9-4, Dobsan, New York, 6 3, McDaniil, New York, 6-3, .667. Bob Hannaman, Lovde Hopson (4), Tom Lurtin 5, i-O) Keith Moore (0-1). Individual standouts Chesapeake, Han naman, home run (3rd, 2 on), single; Jelf Sweeney, single, double; Crige Bukovich. 1 singles.

Poguowin, David Giessinger, home West. SB Sullivan, Rowe 2, Emory, run (4tn, ion), single. Thomas 2, Jackson. Martin. SF team," the letter began.

"I thought, 'Holy smokes. They knew about it in Chicago Giusti confessed. "I was down in the doldrums." When he returned to his' locker later he found the already opened letter and inside was word he had been awaiting. "They sure had me going good," Giusti conceded. "I was peeved." Giusti's relief work has been one of the few bright spots for Pirate pitching in the first half of the season.

He notched his ninth save in Wednesday night's 3-2 win over Los Angeles, and he has a 5-1 record with a 1.49 earned run average. Giusti's statistics weren't quite as impressive at this stage last year, but he still voiced angry objection when former Pirate Manager Danny Murtaught bypassed him in picking the All-Star pitchers. "It's a fraud," he complained at the time. "Danny picked his staff on what other, managers said without looking at the statistics. I can't imagine how you can justify that." PITTSBURGH (AP) --Dave Giusti has finally "made the National League All-Star team, but a prank by his Pittsburgh Pirate iteammates caused him: some anxious moments.

The Pirates knew the reliever was angered last season when he was bypassed for the select squad, and when they spotted a letter from the league office in his locker Wednesday they intercepted it. The letter had been sent notify Giusti that he had been named to the All-Star staff by Manager Sparky Anderson of the Cincinnati Reds. "The guys were razzing about not making the 'All-Star team," noted Giusti, a thickshouldered 200-pounder with dark hair and long sideburns. "They kept asking me where the heck my letter was," he continued. "Willie Stargell had one, but mine just wasn't there." Adding to Giusti's grief was a fan letter he had just received from Chicago.

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