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scorer,
Jeague’
scorer
fifth-highest
poure in 4 tallie:
Playoff Standing
durin the regular season, will
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Saturday& Result
Los Angele 12 Baltimore
(Onl
game
11
scheduled)
Sunday’ Result
10 Philadelphia 9
wound
sco
up
with
bruises.
several
Elis
1
The
Bullets
will
have
all
points and
pulled down 1 rebounds after hands healthy when the teams
action at Los Angele
Baylor was sidelined, and Jer-| resume
West
of Los Angeles the’ Monday night.
ty
Robinso Spar
Cincinna Powe
drive for the second time this
year. He was hit on the back|
York (A)
of the knee b a shot off the
bat of Willie Mays, but
was
0
Minnesota
Celtics and Los
The Boston
and will not miss
Cincinnati 7 Detroit
one-fourth
‘Angele Lakers are
Milwaukee 3 Houston
any-
of the way to a championshi
Cookie
St. Louis 1 Kansas City
Rojas
showdown in the National Bas-
third hit of the game, a 10th
8 Chicag (A)
ketball Association, but injuries Los Ang (N)
Phila
Baltimore
inning single,
Tony Gon-
(1 ins)
still might bar a meetin be-
and gave the
Pitts. 9 New York (N) 8 (1 ins) zale’
the
divi-
tween
regular-
a 4-
con-
Philadelphi
San Fran 6 Los Ang (A split)
sion leaders.
Los Ang ( split)
1
Cleve
ques of the Baltimore Orioles.
BAYLOR
OUT OF
Lakers
Los
The Celtics
overcame
a lon
Elgi Baylor left,
Chicag (N) vs. Boston, can- ...Tony Cloninge became the|
underwent
for repair of an injured knee. Baylor
ailments to de-
in Lo
list of assorted
Angele
surgery
first
celled wet ground
Milwauke pitche to go
shown here sifting on bench followin injury in first period of action in N
feat the Philadelphia 76ers 108
the full nine innings as the
98 on Sunday and the Lakers
Western
Division playoffs will be lost to the team for the playoffs and may be forced
defeated Houston 3-1 be-
Braves
By JOE GERGEN
Bullets 122-
from the game.
to retire
i next to Baylo is Lakers Rud LaRusso. Lakers beat beat the Baltimore
hind Eddie
Mathews’
two run-
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11 on Saturd
the Baltimore Bullets, 1
despit losi
scoring
single and a solo hom-
Like Bill Russell, who was a
Elgin Baylor in
Alou...
And vet-
er
Felipe
b
school
basketball
team-
minutes
of
the high
the openin
Ron Kline shut off a Yan-
eran
back in Oakland Calif.,
mate
kee rally in the
game.
innin
Robinson
is the
held New York in the ninth
Tom Heinsoh John Havlicek
man” on his team,
43 win for the
0
a
and Bill Russell, all among the
preserve
Robinson
happe to!
Senators in the sec-
wounded recently,
walking
be the
Cincinnati
Reds, who} ond of a
series
two-
showed their recuperativ pow-
finished
only a game behind Puerto Rico.
ers by leading the Celtics.
Cardinals
in the
the St. Louis
Ossie Virgil slammed a three-
Heinsohn plague b a foot frantic National Leagu pennant
homer with one out in the|
run
the regular sea-
injury
“aver-
race last year despit an
10th inning to provide the Pitts-
son, scored 23 points, and Hav-
age’’ season b their outfielder. burg Pirates with a 9-8
victory
licek, sporting a swollen right
Robby’ hitting in 196 was,
PAGE-8
HERALD
AND NEW:
Klamath Falls, Orego
injure knee, dumpe of course, average onl by his over the New York Mets who
Monday, April 5 196
had tied the game with three|
offense.
0 lead Boston&#
standards. He batted .306
own
in
the
ninth
and
runs
taken
the
ankle
his
who injured
with 29 home runs and 96 runs
lead with a pair in the top of]
the end of the regular batted
after
in, a considerable output)
And the usually
grabbe 32 rebounds for anyone. But the 29-year- the 10th
season,
Twins
were held
power-
to
better than Philadelphia’s Robinson
one
do better, and
can
four hits b three young]
hug Wilt Chamberlain. Cham- down in Tampa, Fla., the just
‘Minnesota
farmhands and old
berlain led both teams in scor-
think this is goin to be one of
pro Art Fowler and succumbed]
jing
Frank’s big years, which natur-
meekl to Denver of the Pacific
resume
The Celtics and 76ers
ally means a big year for the Coast League 4-0.
B SCOTT BAILLIE
by the
pitchers
best-of-seven series in the| p, ‘eds.
SAN BRUNO, Calif.
(UPI)—|We
won
it,
finals on Tues-
stern Division
Ira Brewer, president of
Raps Fifth Homer
al
bat
Camilli,
Dolph Camilli, who used to
at Philadelphia
The
Falls
6-foot-1,
Little
fly-
187-
answer
field, would set sea- ‘Klamath
pitche by|and in
have to com-
‘The Lakers will
chaser rappe his fifth home|
for more
a ple
across
smashin home runs out of|sonal goal
the playoffs without
the
of the spring and drove in
run
olds to turn|! plet
year
Brooklyn Ebbets Field, blast-|at least 100 ri
injured
three
the tryouts,
runs
Sunda as Cincin-
ed legislation Monda that pe-
“If
didn&
it, I& think
nati whipped the Detroit Tigers,
nalizes
hurlers
for’
Western Hocke Leagu
Tryouts were held Saturday
knocking|it was an unsatisfactory year,”
usual-
7-3, Since Robby’ hitting
and Sunda and the turnout in
batters down.
he said,
Playoff Standing
is at:
ly is the key to the
two age
brackets’
“T think the game is being
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were}
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not
it’s
surprising
tack,
Killed by having the
brush-|the
final gam of the season to
(First round—Best of Seven)
disappointing.
the team has compile a 17-6
back pitch outlawed,” said
the/reach
100. He got them with a
b
Additional
WLGFGA
will
tryouts
the
mark
in
record
to
date,
top
vibrant
who
was|two-run
homer of Hug Mul-
Seattle
big guy
the coming
weekend, The
2197
the Grapefruit League
the
Phillies’
hardluck} schedule calls for
Brooklyn& star first
Victoria
baseman/
and 9-year-
1279
SALEM (UPI)—Ken Patera of
Robinson, whose five homers
for six years. “I oppose to|right hander.
to try out Saturda at 1
Portland
the shot put in rank him second only to Tony,
won
“It was the only time I recall |
fining a pitche $5 if an um-|
Portland
10-year- at 11:30 a.m, 60-4 for the to performance in
2189
Coniglario of the Boston Red| ‘Vancouver
for a
pire thinks that he has thrown)when
and
al
1298
12-year-
the 15th annual Willamette Re- Sox among. the sprin swatters,|
at a batter on
Dolp
p.m, at the Mills Little Leagu jays track meet Saturday.
purpose It& a|home run,”
had had to share the club spot
stock in trade to let
was Park,
Although his
Sunday Results
Former Oregon State standout light with southpaw Jim O'
“em know he’s out
there.”
in right or right centerfield, he
Portland
Vancouver
(over-
Sunda tryouts will be Norm’
Hoffman
captured the whose victory Sunda was
5
Now a scout for the
New tried to meet the ball and not held
time)
starting at
invitational
mile in
p.m. for all}
against no defeats.
|
York Yankees, Camilli
recalled always pul it
ages, Tryouts are bein held on| 4:13.5.
who is tied
Davis,
Tommy
of
Milwaukee
the time that right-hander Bill
Aaron
“Henry
Saturday’s Results
two
weekends this)
successive
Eves, also formerly
Robinson at five homers| /
with
warned him, ‘‘be loose does the same thing nowaday
Victoria 5 Seattle 2
year to give the coaches a
State won the 100-
bet-|
continued his clutch hit-
Dolph,” after bein dealt to an- and I think he’s one of the ter opportunit to evaluate the|dash in 9.8.
ting by driving in two runs
Camilli
said.
other club,
greatest hitters,”
Tuesday’s Schedule
prospects,
Washington' Dave
Williams the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-5
“And
it was his
Doug
Dolph’s son, catcher
Portland
at
Vancouver
A specia
thejtook the
meeting of
120-
hig hurdles
the Chicag White
over
traded this winter’ coaches and directors
Camilli
Camilli,
was
me
loose,”
kee
Seattle at Victoria
of
thelin 14.6
National
Sox. Davis, a two-time
sal
y the Los Angele Dodgers to
Falls
Little League is
In
hig school division, League
champion, now
Sun-
Dolp will be 5
The
Portland
Buckaroos and
scheduled for Monday night at/Ole
Tretten of Clatskanie brok has a total of 26 RBI&# in 2
this month but looks
like
“He went out and
more
s
Seattle
the
30 at the
Klamath
Totems, who fin-
Audtori-/the javelin mark with a toss of
mes.
about
it,”
athlete in his late 30s. As when he
an
ished first and second in the
210 feet 6 inches. This was more
Leo
Duroche who manage Camilli said, “Doug wasn&# get-
Brew indicated that young-|than 10 feet above the mark of] Dick Groat singled and tripled
Western
Hocke Leagu
in a 10-run
fourth-inning assault regular
him at Brooklyn, shouted dur-| ting
are
holdin an edg
an plac sitting on the sters who wished to try out but 200- set by Klamath Falls’ Wal-
the Cards, who rompe to a season,
this beneh.”
ing the banquet circuit
had not yet signe up, could do|ter Smith last year.
their
opponents in the
triumph over the Kansas over
winter:
Dolph fecls that a ballplayer so at the ball park on the day
semi-final playoffs.
Columbia River High of Van-
Athletics.
Groat had three
“There my
first
baseman must be' regularly if
is of the
The Bucks grabbed a 2-1 ad-
tryouts, However, he
cau-|couver
won the distance
medle hits, as did Lou Brock, and
over
Camilli, And to make it in the ma
there—
tioned that they should
their
best-of-seven
the record time of 10:49.4 as Mike
in
bringlin
clouted
three- vantage
Shannon
a
he
“Td hate to be breaking in one of their parents with them|Roscoe
start
playin righ
with
third
Divine
had an anchor| run
plac Van-
homer for St. Louis, which series
now.”
nowaday under the
platoo to
to
couver
Sunda by downin the
permit
three
by
errors
\capitalize on
High Minimum
system or be used as a spot
in
overtime.
Canucks,
4-3
shortstop Bert Campaneris.
In eigh National League sea- player,”
Camilli
said.
“You
home
Goyer
Gerry
slappe
Pitchers
Hobble Angel
Camilli
hit less have to get a stead took at
never
sons,
Veteran
Dick! the clincher, his second goal of
righthander
than
homers.
23
He
drove maj leagu
if you&
over-
Donovan of the Cleveland Indi- the night at 8:32 of the
than 10 runs
across
more
goin to hit it.
period Andy Hebenton
and
Jack Sanfo of the! time
with
his
best
times,
seas
both} 4 also had two goal for Portland.
at
Flatbush
from
1 3
coming
Budd:
Boone
and
Ron
rk
stints
194
after
he
was.
through
CRYSTAL
MOUNTAIN
(UPI)
In the men’s
national
com-
the Los Angeles Angels Mathews got the Canucks off to
by Philadelphia
—Nancy Green, Canada,
Phil
Malone
divided
were
into
two! a 2-0 lead, and
reign bined listings, Scott Henderson who
Camilli’s
biggest
as 1965
Nation Alpin women’s of Canada
tied it up after
the
Bucks
second
was
with a squads
oft
when he won the
moved
ahead
with
three
champio after recording three| second plac win in the down-
Donovan
surrendered
two
Valuable
award
Player
first place finishes during three| hill, a fourth plac in the
hits and no runs in
1- innings straight goals
giant
National
the
DENVE R WwU
League
Sonny
slalo and an eighth plac in as the Tribe lashed the Angels The
Seattle
which
days of racing here.
club,
after hitting 3 homers, driving|Liston,
Th title
eavyweight cham
clinched Sunda the slalom,
was
reliever
Ted Abernathy jumpe off to a pair of quick
7-1, but
.285./
in 120 tallies and batting
had
another
run-in’
with} when Miss Green stormed dow
Victoria,
fourth-
Jay Jalpert, PNSA, was third, got credit for the victor when| wins over
Knock-down. pitches hummed | Denver
law
officers
the Iceberg
over
Gulch
the
in
5-2 defeat at
the
suffered
a
giant followed by Jim Mornin of the Clevela erupt for six runs
bat-|
past him and other Dodge
for
slalom
first
hands of the Maple Leafs Satur-
place finish| Rock
Mountain
Ski
Associa in the eight inning
The 31-year-old
during the Durocner era.
Liston
full minute ahead of tion, and
a
hold a 2-1
Sanford shut out Los Angele day. The Totems
now
Gerry Rinaldi of
went/cited
“But
for
we just got up and
failure to obe a po-
second-place
finisher
for seven
Marielle|g ada,
innings in a 6-0 Giant advantage.
for a hit,” Camilli said. “There /liceman’s
to
move
his} Goitschel of France.
‘The playoffs
Dean Chance, the An-
resume
the
Tuesday,
slalom
in
Miss victory.
giant
when Paul
Erick-/car,
a
time
1965 Cadillac.
a
was
Another Canadian, Peter Dun- Greene had a time of 2:05.36
Young award winner with Portland at Vancouver and
to! gels’
made Billy
It
was
of the Cubs
the fourth
pon
brush with can, took the men’s
national
ti- beat out
last
hit b
was
favorite
pretournament
at
dirt.
law
hit
the
Herman
Liston has had since tle ‘afler placing third in
Billy/
the Miss Goitschel, whose time was
to Denver.
knocked the next pitch for
ajmoving
Ile
was
slalom and giant
or-
slalom
|
races|9 2:06.33.
The only other
North
Hey, THIS IS
MANT WISH
five
of/dered
Another
time,
to
homer,
before and 12th in the
or
downhill event.
appear on
to place in the top 10
I COULD
EVEN GETTER.
THaTMAN-
in
Denver
Municipal which opene the competition besides Miss Greene was Joan
one game/
HERE,TAK A
our guy were hit
SMOKE UP
EN)
SIZE UFTOF
Court
on
charge of failing to ‘Thursday.
HERE.
who
ninth
was
Hannah,
at
COPENHAGEN
show
his
driver
license
Silver
Skis
International
2:11.22, & the giant slalom na-
SUR
ling to comply with a Awards, sponsored by the Seat-! tional standings, she took
SATISFIES
sec-
li
nan’s order at the scene tle
ME,
newspaper, Jon
Post-
of a
minor
accident
were
winner:
Saturda
given over-all.
Jean-Claude Killy,
rs
France
Liston
was
not
involved
Miss
Greene
two
in
Silv raced
won
down the
men’s
—)the
(UPI)
accident, which
Calif.
Skis
occurred
BERKELEY,
International
trophies in| ant slalom course with a time
wl
addition
to the
national
title:
gymnasium.
Defending NCAA champion Ore-/outside the
of 2:45.08
for a
win
Aus-
over
is
trainin for his h
first
over-all
was
She
in
gon scored 68 1-2 point to fin-|
ia&# Karl
Schranz and a
Silver
title fight
slalom
and giant
ish second in a triangular track|weight
slalom, and Sk
against
trophy. Schranz’s time was
sius
Clay in Boston May 25.
over-all
the 2:47.85,
in’
meet Saturday.
placed fourth
Patrolma Donald B. Muinix
San Jose State won with 7
racing,
Bill Marolt,
Aspen Colo, took
jsai the
drove his
American
skiers
took second the
ex-
points California was third with
gates with a time of 2:49.
into
ear
a
poe
pla
in
com.
parkling plac the through fifth
third over-all and first
to take
meet scoring, San policema ha intended to use |bined
national
women& .stand-
In
national
the
in
giant slalom
one
of the
—
Linda Meyers, with a
Jose State defeated Orego 74-71|/to par
cars
in-
men’
98-4 and the/volved in an accident.
the slalom, a third i
California
and
Mulni asked Liston to
Ducks toppe the Golden Bears:
giant slalom and a fifth
Reed
Sonn declined. |the downhill was second.
said a.brief argument
Tammy
Ke M Moore ‘won, two
Judy Placek and
e
&
SPOT ADS
‘an ensued and was ended when arr}Ann
Black took: third, fourth
mile in 4:
unidentified person came out of |
fifth respectivel
All
race
the two-mile run in 8:58
ere
now,
you
and
the gym
urge Sonn to} for the Pacific Northwest Ski
‘The Ducks capture
Boston
(Only game scheduled)
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con-
(UPI)—The San Leaguers got only five hits, all
Francisco Giants, fresh off aj singles, but made them count. tributed three double plays and
At the same time, Jack San- thwarted a steal attempt. San-
sparkling 6-0 victory over the
Los
Angele Angels will be out ford
allowed
just five hits in
saved on
was
occasions
by out-
Giant
defensive plays
standing
game.
Giant
The
San
team
Herman
Francisco
Manager
go
Franks will send Bob Hendle four
in the
fifth
runs
frame,
Willie
to the mound against the Chi- when
McCovey opene
cago team—the only clu in the with the first hit off Fred New-|
Leagu with an edg on! man, Jesus Alou got on as the
Newman
i
Francisco, The Cubs have jresul of an
error,
To Haller
of the previou five, walked
Jim
Hart,
drilled
two-run’
a
single, Hart!
Giant victory over the came in on a Newman error,
Sprin was ala and Haller scored on Matty
Angels at
to
th
even
Chicag
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Cubs
record
toda
with
the
an
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in
frames, but
seven
numerous
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Th
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Nation
grounder,
Alou’s
ol
a
a
Ne are
actua
but
made
first
to
the bases during a
in the seventh,
final
putout at
the
end the
threat.
Ace hurler Dean Chance was
struck in the thigh b a smash
off the bat of Willie Mays in
suffered
the
eighth Chance
onl a bruise but the Giants
got their othe two runs in the
frame,
Bo Bolin
Bob
Shaw
and
finished u for Sanford, with a
shutout
inning apiece, Each
fanned two batters.
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