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SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-IUdmg
a six-game winning streak as
long as any they've enjoyed since
moving to California the San
Francisco Giants tonight open a
big three-game set against the
Los Angeles Dodgers.
Pitching choices by Managers
Bill Kigney of the Giants and
Walt Alston of the Dodgers pre
sents a rematcn or uie April
thriller here when lefty Mike
JlcCormick hurled a two hitter
for San Francisco to beat Los
Angeles and Don Drysdale 1-0.
Rigney called a special batting
practice today for no less than
Willie Mays, the. fellow leading the!
National League averages, and
Orlando Copeda, the big Puerto
Rican having his worst start in
three years of major league ball.
"They're just not hitting so
we'll ha.e them out early the next
three days. It worked with one
fellow and we'll see if it works
with them.
lianey's "one fellow" was Wil-!san Francisco ..
lie luriuana wno snapped out of
a prolonged hitting slump and
Thursday collected the first hit
and only run off Philadelphia and
Robin Roberts.
Jack Sanford Wins Squeaker
For Giants, Red Sox Rally
Chicago
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Cleveland ...
New York
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Baltimore It 10
Detroit 7 10
Washington 8 12
Kansas City 7 13
Thursday Results
Boston 1, Chicago 0
Cleveland 3, New York 2 (11 in
nings) Detroit at Washington, ppd, rain
Kansas City at Baltimore, ppd,
rain
National
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Pittsburgh 15
Milwaukee 11
Cincinnati 12
Los Angeles 11
St. Louis 9
League
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Thursday Results
Cincinnati 14, Chicago 1
Milwaukee 4, St. Louis 3
San Francisco 1, Philadelphia 0
Only games scheduled
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Boston's lied Sox, playing their
best at home, as usual, suddenly
have won four in a row and six
of their last seven, barging into
second place, only a half-game
shy of the American League lead.
And it's all happened just 2Wi
weeks after that talk about club
dissension and a quick gate for
Manager Billy Jurges.
They made it with their second
straight victory over Chicago's
first place White Sox Thursday,
a 10 decision on Tom Brewer's
two-hit pitching and a ninth-inning
single by Pete Runnels, who took
over the AL batting lead at .426.
Bob Shaw was the loser, giving up
nine hits.
Boston leap-frogged the New
York Yankees, who skidded from
second to fourth with a 3-2 11-in-ning
defeat by Cleveland. The In
dians, taking third place and also
j within a half-game of the lead, put
; it away on Russ Nixon's home run
! as right-hander Gary Bell'' out
i dueled Ralph Terry for his first
I victory over the Yankees in six
' career decisions.
The second division clubs Bal
! timore, Detroit, Washington and
' Kansas City were rained out
The Red Sox beat Shaw (2-2)
: for the first time in three career
i decisions with the help of his two-
base error. Rookie Lu Clinton
opened the ninth with a single and
went on Don Gile's bunt. Pinch
hitter Gary Geigcr then got a
hit off Shaw's glove that loaded
the bases, and Runnels broke it
up.
Runnels was 3-for-4, gaining 15
points, while Yankee Roger Maris
fell to second place in the batting
race at .393 with an 0-for-5 day
that cost him 38 points.
Nixon's first home run of the
season sent the Yankees to their
third straight defeat, all in extra
innings. Bell struck out seven and
gave up 10 hits, one a tying solo
home run in the eighth by Yogi
Bcrra, who marked his 35th birth
day with two singles in addition
to his 305th career homer.
The Indians, getting nine hits
off Terry (1-1), scored an unearn
ed run in the second, then broke
a 1-1 tie in the seventh on a two
out squeeze bunt by Johnny Tem
ple. Pity, those poor San Francisco
Giants. They had hitters and slug
gers so they traded for more
pitching. And what happens? Now
the hitters don't hit and the slug
gers get hurt, but they've got a
two-game lead, a six-game streak
and the best pitching in the Na
tional League thanks to three
guys they had all tho time.
Right-hander Jack Sanford came
up with the third two-hitter of the
season by the staff, second in two
days, for another 1-0 victory over
Philadelphia Thursday. That gave
8'i I the Giants, held to six hits by loser
Tacoma To Setti Marichal
To Mound, Seeks Sixth Win
Robin Roberts and reliever Dick 1 5"" 'J- . ....
Vancouver
Farrell, their longest winning
string since moving to San Fran
cisco in 1958 and padded their lead
over idle Pittsburgh.
Third place Milwaukee dropped
St. Louis to a sixth straight de
feat, winning 4-3 on Ed Mathews'
tie breaking home run in t h e
eighth inning. Cincinnati stretched
its winning streak to eight with a
14-1 romp against Chicago's Cubs.
The Giants didn't get a man on
base until Willie Kirkland singled
with two out in the fifth. Kirkland
stole second, continued to third on
rookie catcher Clay Dalrymple's
bum throw and scored on Hobie
Landrith's single.
Sanford (31) walked three, and
struck out 11. He gave up only
singles, one by Harry Anderson in
the' fifth and the other by Al Dark
with one out in the ninth.
Mathews' sixth home run, third
in two games, broke a 3-3 tie for
the Braves and beat reliever Lar
ry Jackson (1-5). The Cards, now
0-10 on the road, got their first
two runs on a pair of doubles by
Bill White and tied it in the
eighth on pinch-hitler Curt Flood's
sacrifice fly alter starter Boo Bum
had walked the bases loaded. Bob
Rush (1-0) won it in relief for the
Braves.
The Reds scored seven runs in
the first and six in the second
with 11 of their 17 hits. Six runs
were unearned. Bob Anderson (0-1)
lost it. Right-hander Bob Purkey
(2-1) was the winner. The Cubs,
playing their first game in a week
after six consecutive postpone
ments, scored their run, unearned,
in the fourth inning.
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Maxwell Ahead After Long Spell
Thursday's Results
Tacoma 2-4, Vancouver 13
Sacramento 4-1, Portland 0-6
Seattle 7-0, Salt Lake City 1-3
San Diego at Spokane, ppd.,
rain
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Tacoma Giants, hottest club
in the Pacific Coast League, will
send their ace huiler, young Juan
Marichal, to the mound Friday
night in an effort to make it six
victories in a row.
Marichal, a 21 year-old right
hander from the Dominican He
public, is also seeking his sixth
victory. He has yet to be beaten
in the PCL campaign this year.
His opponent Friday niiihl: lorn
Butters (0-1) and tho Salt Lake
I'itv Bees.
The Giants picked up the fourth
and fifth victories of their current
winninc skein Thursday nignt.
whipping the Vancouver Motilities
2-1 and 4-3. The double win moved
the Giants into second place. 8
game and a half behind Sacra
menlo.
In other action the Seattle Rai
niers split with the Salt Lake City
Bees, winning 71 and losing 3-0
in a hcartbreaker for veteran
Charlie 11 e a m 0 n. Sacramento
whipped Portland 4-0, then lost
6-1. Rain washed out San Diego at
SDokane. a sinsle came.
Eddie Fisher, a mainstay of the
Giant staff last year, picked up
tho first victory against Vancou
ver. his first in five decisions
The powerful Giants pounded out
11 hits in the nigmcap, inciuaing
doubles by Jose Pagan, Danny
O'Connell and Bob Perry.
Marc Raymond handcuffed
Portland on four hits m the open
ing game between the
nd 'jacrumento while his bolon
teammates parlayed three hits,
six walks, a hit batsman, a wild
pitch and one Portland error into
four runs. Portland's Noel Mick
elsen stopped the Solons on four
hits in Ihs nightcap, striking out
four and walking two. George
Freeso unloaded his eighth homer
of tho season for Portland in the
fourth with tho bases empty.
Dave Stenhouse lost his bid for
a shutout against Salt Lake City
in the fust Bees-Rainier tussle in
the seventh inning of the abbrevi
ated game. Two singles and a
forceout gave the Bees their lone
run. They were able to reach
Stenhouse for only five hits.
In tho nightcap, Boa moil struck
out 13 batters before an error
opened the gales for three Salt
Lake City runs in the ninth, Bea
mon wound up the loser while
Tom Parsons, with a five-hitler,
won it. He fanned six batters and
latched on to Rudy Regalado's
popup in the last of the ninth, end
ing the game with the bases bulg
ing with Rainicrs,
First game:
Salt Lake City 000 000 1-1 5 0
Seattle 200 050 x 7 13 0
Howe, Swanson (5), llardison
(5) and Biockell; Stenhouse ami
Bevan.
First game:
Tacoma 110 000 02 7 1
Vancouver 000 100 01 8 0
Fisher, Jones (7) and Haller;'
Hatten, Vineyard (3), Mueller (4),
Paine (5) and White. 1
Second game: j
Tacoma 200 010 100-4 11 1
Vancouver 001 000 0113 8 1!
Renfroe, Jones (8) and Haller; j
Bamberger, Moeller (8) and Stan-
iland, White (9).
FORT WORTH,
Billy Maxwell, the
been coinim' frustratim-lv p!nn for
Beavers two years, led a tournament un
disputed for the first time 111 that
span today. He was out front in
the $30,000 Colonial National Invi
tation with a 3-under-psr 67.
Back m 1955 Maxwell started
winning a tournament a year and
this continued until 1959 when he
failed to scratch although taking
down $27,182 in prize money the
must money (0 be won hy a golf
er without a tournament champion
ship. This year Maxwell has been on
the same track winning $14,
109 in 16 events but failing to cap
ture a tournament. He missed at
Yorba Linda by a stroke, tied for
fifth at DeSoto and in four other
tournaments tied for sixth. The last
lime he was in first place was
1959 and then it was a tie with
Julius Boros in the Bing Crosby
tournament.
But Thursday, the chunky fel
low who registers from Ocean
Calif., and who's sharp with the
press when he's playing poorly,
shot a fine round indeed. He was
hot with the putter and sure wilh
his irons and he set out today
with a one-stroke lead over the
Tex. (AP) field of 51 playing in this 14-year
Texan who has tournament.
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