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Indians
By Robert E/ler
Sports Editor
Winston Salem Indian
Hurler John Baldwin set
> two new Danville Invitational
Tourney records this
past week as he pitched the
Indians to the title of the
event held in Danville, Va.
Baldwin was the winning
pitcher in each of the four
games the Indians won in
claiming the title at he
pitched a complete game in
each start and set records
for the number of strikeouts
in a game and in the
tourney.
In the teams opening
game win over South Boston,
Baldwin collected 22
strikeouts and gave up only
two hits in the 11-12 win.
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City Inv
By Robert Elter
Sports Editor
Si
:..r by George
Here-to-fore all the
? growth around Winston
? r. Lake has been trimmed and
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^ vut WIU11115 1 nt catty spring.
' ? Next spring we Will have a
? three season's growth to
li contend with. The last time
? the lake was neglected?
growth reached more than
r eight feet. If this continues
I Winston Lake will be
nothing more than a
I wilderness. Like most of the
5 recreational facilities of
p, East Winston, the Lake is
not maintained.
:: I called the office that is
.responsible for
^ maintenance of recreation
facilities and 1 was told that
f the youth groups would
clean up the shorelines of
the lake. It was near three
f. years before a bridge was
reconstructed and the
~ bridge that connects the
1 west banks of the lake has
v never been replaced.
Now we are being told
' that something will be done
about Winston Lake in five
years. What will it look like
in five years if it is neglected
- further. Of course, with
funds being cut the small
nrinf ic cauinn "If
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enough money available*"
Did you ever tour the city
and look at the other parks?
We continue to lose
facilities, hospitals,
Memorial Industrial Home,
although the Memorial Industrial
facilities are now
being used for a very good
cause and swimming pool
^ sites.* AH because of comr
placency. Well, the
: heck, we still have plenty of
? black institutions, chur~fches,
funeral homes, night
clubs, a couple of grocery
k'
irday, August 29, 1981
netting pitcher John Baldwin
om the Danville Invitational s
i Win Dt
homer and collected five
runt batted in the game.
The 22 strikeouts eclipsed
the .old record set by
Smith's Garage's Wayne
Gouch by three.
Ron Fowler had three hits
including a grand slam
Otis Foster also contributed
a two run blast.
Baldwin came back three
nights later to record 20
KO's in an 11-5 win over
Smith's Garage. He allowed
only three hits but
gave up eight walks and
three of the five runs were
walled in. Otis Foster had
another two run homer in
this game and Fowler collected
three hits.
ti-i J ? -
Dftiawin responded in the
next Indians contest by
blanking the host Danville
itational 5
After a year's absence the
Winston Salem Invitational
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and Indian manager Rip V
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Dolphins 6-0 on a six hitter
striking out 18. Foster
delivered his customary
two run homer in the game
and catcher Gary Matherly
drove in the other three
runs with a double and a
single.
The Indians faced the 1
winner of the Losers racket <
Frank's Trophy, on last 1
Saturday needing only a 1
win to take the title. But i
Frank's Trophy routed In- <
dian starter, Gary Groce, <
and two relievers for 14 1
runs in a 14-7 win.
With a game Sunday set to i
decide the title Indian man- 1
ager, Rip Wilkins went
back to the well and gave t
Baldwin the ball. This time I
he tossed a five hitter f
striking out nine in the 6-1
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ourney
title clinching win. ?
The losers got their only
run in the third on two
singles and a walk to take a
1-0 lead. The Indians came
right back to decide the
game in the bottom half of
the inning. With one out
Gary Groce, playing in the
outfield, singled, Baldwin
walked as did Curt Neal to
load the bases. Rod Johnson
singled in one run and
Gary Matherly followed
with a bases loaded round
tripper.
Baldwin closed out the
scoring in the eighth when
re hit a solo homer.
Baldwin's mound stats for
he tourney earned him the
lest Pitcher award. For his
our starts he pitched 36
See Page 23
Week
Saturday. After five
straight years the tourney
was not held last year, but
Winston Salem Indian manager,
Rip Wilkins, the events
director, says that a
great deal of interest from a
number of teams has remrrected
the event.
"Right now we have ten
teams that will definitely be
in it. The state champion
Stokesdale A's are the
favorites, but we (the Indians)
hope we can take the
title. Other local teams
registered to play include
the Winston Salem Phillies,
and Lions as well as the
See Page 23
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