THIS COULD BE WEEK OF DECISION
FOR LEADERS IN BOTH BIG LOOPS
By FRED DOWN
UPI Spotli Writer
This could be the week of
decision in both major league
races - the week in which the
Los Angeles Dodgers kiss
goodbye to at least one pur
suer and the New York Yan
kees lower the boom on the
Los Angeles Angels.
The Dodgers get their
chance tonight when they can
open up a 7 V game lead over
the Cincinnati Reds and leave
the San Francisco Giants as
their only real threat.
Then on Tuesday night the
Yankees open a three -game
series in Los Angeles with the
opportunity to build substan
tially to their 4l2-game mar
gin over the Angels. To re
main challengers in a prac
tical sense, the Angels must
win two of the three games.
The Dodgers increased their
lead over San Francisco to
3'i games and over Cincin
nati to 6'i Sunday when a
iive-run ninth - inning rally
gave them a 5-1 victory over
the Reds. The Yankees, mean
while, blitzed the Kansas City
Athletics, 21-7, to maintain
their 4'2-game bulge over the
Angels.
Joey Jay shut out the
Dodgers for eight innings but
Frank Howard opened the
ninth with a game-tying hom
er and the panic was on. A
walk, a sacrifice and safe
bunts by Maury Wills and
Jim Gilliam produced the tie
breaking run and then Willie
Davis wrapped it up with a
three-run inside-the park hom
er. Don Drysdale, pitching his
strongest game in more than
two weeks, fired a three-hitter
and won his 22nd game of the
campaign.
Howard. Manila Star
Elston Howard and Mickey
Mantle drove in a total of 15
runs in the Yankees' 20-hit
barrage at Kansas City. How
ard drove in eight runs with
two homers, a triple and a
single while Mantle knocked
in seven with a homer, double
and single.
The Milwaukee Braves wal
loped the Giants. 13-8, the
Philadelphia Phillies edged
out the Pittsburgh Pirates, 3
2, the St. Louis Cardinals
downed the New York Mets.
10-5, and the Chicago Cubs
defeated the Houston Colts,
4-3, in the other NL games.
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The Angels scored a 5-2 vic
tory over the Washington
Senators, the Baltimore Ori
oles shaded the Cleveland In
dians, 6-5, the Minnesota
Twins swept the Boston Red
Sox, 4-2 and 7-4, and the De
troit Tigers gained an 8-3 tri
umph after losing to the Chi
cago White Sox, 11-5, in other
AL games.
Aaron Hits Two Homers
Hank Aaron hit his 32nd
and 33rd homers and Del
Crandali and Lee Maye hit
one each for the Braves off
setting two San Francisco
homers by Willie McCovey
and one by Felipe Alou.
Ruben Amaro's ninth-inning
single drove in Don Demeter
with the decisive run for the
Phillies who dealt Pittsburgh
relief ace Roy Face his fourth
setback.
Lindy McDaniel, making
his first start since May 15,
1960, went eight innings for
his third victory supported by
an 11-hit Cardinals attack
that included homers by Hal
Maxvill and Julian Javier.
The Mets suffered their 10th
straight loss.
Bob Buhl squared his rec
ord at 9-9 when the Cubs
made a three-run seventh-inning
rally stand up for their
victory at Houston.
Chance Strikes Out Five
Rookie Dean Chance pitch
ed a five-hitter and struck
out five to win his 11th game
for the Angels. The Angels
kayoed Tom Cheney with a
four-run, five-hit sixth-inning
rally.
Shortstop Woodie Hold's
two-run error in the sixth pre
sented the Orioles with their
winning margin and led to
the Indians' 31st loss in 43
games. Jim Gentile and
Whitey Herzog homered for
the Orioles.
Jim Kaat pitched a five
hitter and did not permit the
Red Sox to hit a ball out of
the infield after the fourth
inning to win his 13th game
for the Twins. Then Harmon
Killebrew drove in four runs
with a homer and a single to
complete the Minnesota
sweep.
The White Sox won their
opener as Charlie Maxwell
drove in six runs with a grand
slam homer and two-run dou
ble but Billy Bruton's grand
slam homer paced an attack
that brought Hank Aguirre j
his Ilth victory tor Detroit in j
the nightcap. j
I.INKSCORKS:
Nation! League
St. Louis .... 200 311210 1ft 11
New York .. 101010 002 5 9 2
McDaniel. Shantz 9 and Oliver.
Schatter 5. Jackson, Anderson 8,
Hunter 7. H. G. Miller 7 and Cole
man- Winner McDaniel 3-7. Loser
Jackson 6-16. HR Javier, Max
vill, Ashburn, Coleman.
Los Angeles .. 000 000 0055 8 1
Cincinnati ... 000 10OOO0 1 3 1
Drysdale 22-6 and Roseboro.
Jay. Henry 0. Bros nan S and Ed
wards. Loser Jay 18-10. HR
Howard, W. Davis.
Philadelphia .. 00OO20QO1 3 ft 0
Pittsburgh . GOO 101 0002 10 1
Bennett. Short 6, Baldschun 9
and Dalrymple. White 9. Law. Fran
cis 5, Face 7 and Bursjess. Winner
Short 7-7. Loser Face 6-4. HR
Bennett.
S. Francisco 200 013 110 8 7 0
Milwaukee 033 13Q00x 13 14 X
O'Deil, Duffaio 3. McCormick 5,
Miller 7 and Halier. Cloninger,
Ravmond 7 and Crandali. Winner
Cloninger 5-2. Loser O'Dell 14
11. HR McCovey 2, H. Aaron 2,
Crandali, F. Alou, Maye.
Chicago 100 000 3004 10 . O
Houston . 000 000 1203 8 2
Buhl. Anderson 8 and Bertcil.
Woodeshtck, Kemmerer 3, Um
orient 7, Tiefenauer 8 and Camp
bell. Smith 8. Winner Buhl 9-9,
Loser Woodeshick 5-4.
American League
Cleveland .... 100 300 001S 11 3
Baltimore 200 004 OOx 8 8 0
Latman. McDowell 7 and Ro
mano. Fisher, Luebke 4. Hall 6.
Hoeft 7 and Lau. Winner Hall
5-3. Loser Latman 4-11. HR Gen
tile. Herzog.
New York . .. 401 504 04321 20 I
Kansas Cily 010Q02310 7 II 0
Terry 18-10 and Howard. Ptister,
Walker 4, Williams 7, Archer 9 and
Sullivan. Bryan 1. Loser Pfister
3-10. HRs Howard 2. Mantle. Sie
bern, Cimolt, Causey. Bryan, Skow
ron. Boston 002 000 000 2 5 I
Minnesota turn uzijuzx i
Unnhniinimtl 1(1.19 inrl Pnelia.
roni, Tillman 7. Kaat 13-! 1 and
Battey. HR Geiger. Verealles.
(2nd Game)
Boston 004 000 OOD 4 fi 2
Minnesota .200000 41x 7 8 0
Kolstad, Cisco 7, Fornietes 8 and
Tillman. Nixon 3. Slange. Moore
8 and Zimmerman. Winner
Stance 4-3. Loser Cisco 4-7. HRs
Killebrew. Mslzone.
Washington ..011000 0002 5 (i
LosAngeJe.. 100004 OOx 5 B 2
Chenev, Hannan 6, Burnsfde 8
and Retzer, Chance 11-7 and Rodg
ers. Loser Cheney 4-8.
(1st Game)
Detroit 000 112 001 5 13 1
Chicago 003 105 02x 11 12 0
Regan. NlschwitE 5, Jones 5
Fovtack 7 and Brown. Baumann,
Fisher 6 snd Lollar. Winner Fish
er 6-4 . Loser Jones 1 -4 . H ft
Colavito. Boros, McAuliffe. Max
well. (?nd Game)
Detroit 000 700 100 8 7 0
Chicago 001 020 000 3 7
Kopiitz, Aguirre 5 and Roarke.
Pizarro, Zanni 4. Tiefcnlhalcr 4.
Jovce 4. Lown fl. Stone 8 and Csr
reon. Winner Aguirre 11-5. Loser
Zanni 6-5. HRs Colavito, Brti
ton. MICKEY VICTOR
Albuquerque N. M. - ftfPfi -Mickey
Wright's bold, driv
ing game gave the 27-year-old
San Diego, Calif., swing
er her sixth tournament vic
tory this year as she marched
away with the Albuquerque
Swing Parade Sunday with a
final round 73 and a 219 to
tol. Kathy Whitworth of Jal,
N. M., stayed near the top all
the way and shot a final 73
that landed her in second
place at 224.
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Sunday's Results
St Louis 10. New York 5
Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 2
Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 1
Milwaukee 13, San Francisco 8
Chicago 4. Houston 3
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
New YorK 74
Los Anst'les 7!
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Minnesota 70
Chicago 65
Uetroit 61 62
Baltimore 60 63
Cleveland 59 65
Boston 58 fifi
Kansas Citv .... 57 68
Washington 46 78
Sunday's Results
Baltimore 6, Cleveland 5
Minnesota 4, Boston 2 list)
Minnesota 7. Boston 4 (2nd!
New York 21. Kansas City 7
Los Angeies 5. Washington 3
Chicago 11. Detroit 5 Ustj
Detroit 8. Chicago 3 (2nd
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W.
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San Diego
Salt Lake
Tacoma ...
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. 71 61
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Hbwbii 67
Seattle B3
Portland 62
Vancouver 57
Spokane 49
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67 .460 22
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StindR.v' Results
San Diego 15, Spokane Jst
game)
San Diego fi. Spokane fl i2nd
game. 7 innmex)
Portland 3. Hawaii 2 (tat same,
7 innings
Portland 5. Hawaii 2 (2nd samel
Salt Lake City 8. Tacoma 5
Seattle at Vancouver (both games
postponed, rsint
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Tri-City 2(1
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takima 28
Lewis(on 25
.510 3'j
472 S'j
442 7
434 T'i
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Eugene 23 29
wenatcnee 23
Sunday's Results
Wenatchee 2-0. Eugene 0-1
Salem 1-4. Lewiston 0-6 (
Yakima 3-3. Tri-City 0-7
POST LEGION VERDICTS
Las Vegas, N.M.-HMi-Hich-land.
Wash., beat Phneniv
Ariz., 10-7 and Farrington, Ha
waii aeieated Las Cruccs,
N. M., 3-2 Sunday in the Pa
cific - Southwest rctinnil
American Legion baseball
tournament.
Hawthorne, Nev. was to plav
San Francisco, and Farrington
was to meet Richland today
in the winner s bracket.
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IPODIKT!
Passers Star
Crush Pittsburgh 33-10
By JOE SAfiGIS
UPI Spoilt Writer
Paul Brown has come up
with a new pair of passers m
Jim Ninowski and Frank Ryan
and it just might spell cham
pionship for the Cleveland
Browns.
Ninowski, who came to the
Browns in the deal that sent
quarterback Milt Plum to the
Detroit Lions, put on his sec
ond fine performance Satur
day night and Byan was there
to back him up in Cleveland s
33-10 rout of the Pittsburgh
Steeicrs in the second half of
Forty Niners
Called Finest
San Francisco - Wli - "This
is our finest ball club." said
eonch T?ed Hickev after his
San Francisco Forty Niners
had clobbered an ailing New(
York Giants team, 42-10. ;
'I've been saying that for
some time. It's the speed that
does it."
Spirits were high in the
Forty Niner camp today as
Hickey & Co. prepared for
a showdown with the Cleve
land Browns in Portland,
Ore., next Saturday night.
The Giants, generally rated
as one of the finest defen
sive units in pro-football, fell
completely apart when it came
to defcnsing the speedy For
ty Niner Pass receivers.
Howeve, coach AI Sherman
had to put his squad on the
field minus four defensive reg
ulars who were on the in
jury list. And to add misery
to his woe, one of his fine
rookie prospects. Bookie Bo
lin of Mississippi, broke a leg
in the first half.
Leaaue Leaders
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Plsver & Club i AB R H Pft.
T. Davis LA .. 123 5ft2 BR 73 .345
Robinson, Cin. 124 4fi3 10fl 1S9 .343
H. Aron, Mil. 123 471 103 161 .342
Mumni, S1. L. .. ftfi3ifl 43 (04 335
Altaian. Chi. . 117436 62 142 32fi
Ciemenle. Pill. 112 415 77 135.325
F Alou. SF ..... 114 424 74 137.323
Skinner, Pi(t .. 114 4.2 74 133 .323
Davenport SF 1 1 1 3!J5 7fl 124 .3!4
Ceperia, SF 121 477 SI 14fl .312
Kuenn. SF 82 340 5! 10 512
AMERICAN LKAl'f:
Runnels. Bots. .. 120 442 2 Mfl ,JW
Jimpnci. KC .... 1 Ifi 424 44 13fl .321
Rollins, Minn... 12S4!(7 ?R 153 .anfi
Siebern. KC . .. 122 4fi4 H7 143 .308
Hinton. Wash. .. 113 303 A3 131
Robinson. Chi... !2fl4fif 70 141.307
l.umnt, KC 122 502 B! 151 JOJ
Smith. Chi. Ill 3!t!- 51 I'-Kl an
Richardson. NY 12! 51ft 72 155 2W9
Snyder. Bat. . 109 35 38 ftl .298
Home Rtim
National Lemtwe Maya. Otani
38; H. Aaron. Rravea 33; Robinson.
Hen's 32; Banks, Cubs 31; Thomas,
Mets 28
Aroerlran 1, funic Killebrew,
Twins 32; Cah. Tisert 32; Wafi-
ner. Aneeis 29; Colavit. TiRern 28;
Maris. Vankn 27; Oentiie. Orioles
27.
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National l.raftif T. Tavi. Dnd
tn 121; Robinson, Reds 111; Mavs.
Giants 108; H Aaron. Braves 104:
Howard Dodsri flfi.
Amerlran l.faue KiHfhrew,
Twins Si; Siebern, Athlitir SO,
Waaner. Anarjs 87: Coinvtto, Ti
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Amriran l.raxitr M-nrlrl, An
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Fnrd. Yanks 13-fi- Donovan tndi
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HATCH TAKES RACE
Portland -flW- Kverctl
Hatch of Aumsviiie captured
the handicap race jor big bore
sports cars in the Portland
Grand Prix Sunday Hatch
drove a i 1)81 360-h.p. Corvette
in the 30-minute rare on the
2.4-mile West Dela Park
course, Kenny van Dyke of
Portland, driving an Alfa Vcl
occ, was second and Charles
Donald of Portland, driving a
Lotus 18 formula Junior,
finished third.
As Browns
professional football's first
doublehcadcr.
A crowd of 77,6(13 in Cleve
land's Municipal Stadium saw
Ninowski pass for four touch
downs and Ryan for one after
the Lions had beaten the Dai
las Cowboys, 35-24, in the
first game of the twin-bill.
The champion Green Bay
Packers (3-0 rolled over the
St. Louts Cardinals (0-1-1),
41-14, the Philadelphia Eagles
U-l) clipped the Chicago
Bears (0-2), 28-14 and the Los
Angeles Rams (2-0) outlasted
the Minnesota Vikings !0-2),
33-24, in other NFL games
Saturday. In Hie lone Sunday
game, the San Francisco Forty
Niners (2-0) buried the New
York Giants (0-1-1) 42-10.
Chargers Top Broncos
In the Americari Football
league, the San Diego Charg
crs beat the Denver Bron
cos (0-2), 31-24; the defending
champion Houston Oilers (3-0)
downed the Boston Patriots
(1-2), 20-10, before a turuaway
crowd ol 31,000 at New Or
leans, and the Dallas Tcxans
(2-1) shut out the Oakland
Raiders (1-2), 22-0.
TAKES THREE TITLES
Denver-iOTU- Chuck Kath of
Monroe, Mich., captured the
class A and B hydroplane rac
es and the class A runabout
event Sunday for an unprece
dented three class chamninn-
ships in the national cliam-
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Las Vegas, N.M. JP1! Rose
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Salt Lake City in the losers
hrarkcl nf the Pacific South-
west regional American
gion baseball tournament.
The Oregon team dropped a
4-3 decision to Hawthorne,
Nev., in the 0cning round of
the eight-team, double . elimi
nation tournament Saturday,
Hawthorne scored twice in
the bottom of the ninth inning
to defeat Rosehtirg.
Down 3-2, the Nevada team
collected its runs when Mcl
Graham drove in Oliver
Blanks with a double and
scored on a single by Ron
Wagner.
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Eugene -fllPII- Cascade's Em
eralds dumped national cham
pion Premier Gear, I-Q, here
Sunday night in the opening
round of the 14th annual Ore
gon Amateur American Base
ball congress ioumament.
In other games, Forest
Grove beat Oregon City, 5-3.
Ray's Continentals of the
Inter-City league defeated Sal
berg's of Tualatin Valley, 2-1,
and Camas stopped McKenzic
of Cascade, 8-2.
Portland Faces
Senators of AL
Portland -illflt-The Portland
Beavers will take time out
from the Pacific Coast league
baseball Tace tonight for an
exhibition game.
The Beavers are scheduled
to face the Washington Sena
tors of the American league.
Portland will send Mickey
Tjolich (5-8) against Bonnie
Daniels (4-13) of Washington.
Earlier this year, the Beavers
lost to the Kansas City Ath
letics in an exhibition contest
at Portland.
LEONARD WINNER
Vancouver. B.C. -iP8- "Van.
couvcr golfer tan leonara
won the Brltisn totumoia
Open Golf tournament here
Sunday for the fittn lime
when he defeated Bod Fun
seth of Spokane, "Wash., in a
sudden - death playoff. Leon
ard's 72-hole total was two-
over-par at 290. Portland,
Oregon, golfer Bob Duden,
finished with 72-hole total
j of 28,1 and ihird place.
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Milwaukee -Wli- If the San
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Wiiiie McCovey cooperated
Sunday with two long-flying
home runs. But a string of
four Giant pitchers stumbled
under a 14-hit Milwaukee at
tack that ended in a 13-8 vic
tory for the Braves.
Milwaukee's win Stteday
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'Giants in the last five games.
Milwaukee pitchers Tony
Cloninger and Claude Ray
mond gave up seven hits to
the Giants, but the real push
came from the slugging staff
with lour home runs for the
Braves to three for the Giants.
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