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Whip LA 3-2 : - in final game Cards win only one in Dodger series By United Prtu International Instead of half a loaf, all that the Cardinals got were the crumbs. ' They won the third and' final game of their series with (he Dodgers, 3-2, Thursday night and it probably was more in the na ture of a consolation victory than anything else. The disappointed Cards, who Inst the first two games of the showdown series, had the satis faction of snapping the Dodgers' seven-game winning streak. That was mighty small consolation con sidering that the Dodgers still lead Die National League by 6'i games today. What the sad situation amounts to for the Cardinals is this: They came into Los Angeles last Tuesday all hepped up about their pennant chances because they had taken three in a row from the Giants and were "only" 5'i games back. But they lost a full game plus a precious op pcrtunity by the time they left L.A. MmI One Again The Cardinals hae one more shot at the Dodgers when they meet them again f a three game set in St. Louis starting Sept. 16 but by then it may be too late. The Cards broke a 2-all tie Thursday night when Ken Boyer doubled In the sixth inning and came home with the winning run on Julian Javier's single. Ernie Broglio won his 14th al- Owens to grid it despite accident By United Press International Alley-oop is back and ready to bounce even higher! That would be flanker R. C. Owens, tlie springiest man in the National Football League, who checked into the Baltimore Colts training camp Thursday after nearly losing his life in an auto mobile accident in July. Owens, who stands 6-3 and was an outstanding college basketball player, achieved his greatest fame and his nickname during his days with the San Francisco Forty Niners when he and quar terback V. A. Tittle originat ed the "Alley-oop" pass in which Tittle would throw the ball high In the air and Owr-ns simply would outleap the defenders. The only known player ever to block a field goal as it was clear ing the crossbar, Owens did not suit up Thursday but appeared fit and ready with no trace of injur ies. In other NFL camps, San Fran cisco placed Injured end Clyde Connor, an eight-year veteran, on waivers . . , linebacker John Re ger will return to the Pittsburgh Steelers starting lineup for Satur day's clash with Baltimore at At lanta after being sidelined a week with a knee injury . . . The Los Angeles Rams sliced their roster to 44 players by placing five men en waiver? veterans Glenn Shaw and Duane Putnam and and rookies Ken Chancclor, Doug Brown and Jerry Groen walt. Plays Nawcomara Coach Allie Sherman of the New York Giants said he planned to use newcomers Nat Craddock, Charlie Killctt and Jim Pace as much as possible at the running hack positions in Sunday's game with Minnesota, while the Vikings planned to use quarterback Fran Tarkenton for the entire 60 min utes of action . . . Washington head man Bill McPeak intends to make wholesale use of rookies, sophomores and borderline cases In Saturday night's contest with the Philadelphia Eagles . . . Both the Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns worked out in preparation for weekend clashes with the Chicago Bears ana an Francisco, respectively. In American League camps, Weeb Ewbank felt that the time of passes between the quarter backs and ends was showing ricn nite improvement after watching his New York Jets work out on Thursday . . . The Oakland Raid ers acquired defensive halfback Jim McMillan from the Denver Broncos for a draft choice . . . And the Kansas City Chiefs went through a short 30-minule drill in preparation for tonight's encount er with Denver. PLAY BENEFIT GAME MONTICELLO. N Y. UPl-AU-Star squads from the Nation al Basketball Association's East em and Western division clubs will participate in the fifth an nua! Maurice Stokes benefit game tonight. AH proceeds of the exhibition contest at the Kutsher Country Club go to Slokes, a former NBA player who has been hospitalized sine March, 1938. with a rare brain disease. The Bulletin, Friday, August 23, 1963 The Scoreboard Major Leagues Amtrican Laague New York Chicago Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Boston Kansas City Detroit Los Angeles Washington W. HO 70 m 70 H2 BO 57 ,V 58 46 GB Pet, .640 .560 10 .557 10'i .547 ll'i .484 19'j .480 20 .460 224 .459 22'3 .450 24 .355 34's W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles 76 49 .608 St. Louis 70 56 .556 6'i San Francisco 69 57 .548 7'i Philadelphia 69 59 .539 8'i Cincinnati 63 62 .523 104 Milwaukee 66 61 .520 1L Pittsburgh 64 61 .512 12 Chicago 64 62 .508 12' i Houston 47 BO .370 30 New York 40 86 .317 364 Thursday's Reiultt Cleveland 7 New York 4 Boston 11 Chicago 2 Kan City 6 Washington 2. night Baltimore 5 Los Aug 1, night l Only games scheduled) National League Thursday's Results Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 3 San Francisco 8 Milwaukee St. Louis 3 Los Angeles 2, night (Only games scheduled) Northern Division PCL standings w. M 72 L. Pet. 54 .612 64 .529 68 .504 75 .457 75 .453 ll'i 15 21.i 22 Spokane Hawaii Tacoma Seattle 63 Portland 62 Southern Division W. L. Pet 73 66 69 69 67 69 64 71 63 76 Thursday's Ratultt Portland S Seattle 3 (st-7 Ins.) Portland 2 Seattle 1 (2nd-7 Ins.) Denver 4 Oklahoma City 2 Salt Lake 6 Dal-Ft. W. 4 (18 Ins.) Hawaii 1 Tacoma 4 (Exhibition San Diego PCL 6 Cincinnati NL 2 Northwest Loop Okla. City Dallas-F.W. San Diego Salt Lake City Denver .525 .500 .493 .474 .453 Yakima Salem Lewiston Wenatchce Eugene Tri-City W. L. 35 26 34 31 29 27 23 Pet. .574 .557 .534 .500 .429 .404 Thursday's Ratultt Yakima S Lewiston 0 Wenatchee 2 Salem 0 Tri-City 8 Eugene 2 Rams arrive in Portland for another shot at Dallas though he departed in favor of Ray Sadeckl in the eighth. Don Drysdalo suffered his 14th defeat against 16 victories. Giants Beat Bravtt In the only other NL games scheduled, the Giants snapped their five-game losing streak with an 8-6 victory over the Braves and the Pirates beat the Cubs 9-3. Other in the American League, the Indians defeated the Yankees, 7-4. the Orioles downed the An gels. 5-1, the Red Sox whipped the White Sox. 11-2. and the Ath letics topped the Senators. 6-2. 2 jlc- t-e aju. O THE MUST CF TOOK . OWE CP '.' -rC Fe ASIDE T? TELL HIM AW THf FCWfcMAM FOR GOT WHAT ME WAS, TO TELL, TH' SUV P-SR3RE HE GOT TO HIM Your brightest decorating idea! 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