The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 23

THE SUN C-T Saturday, May 13, 1967 3 Banks, Phillips Power Cubs Past Dodgers vs. v-n i M7 second inning with his home run into the left field center field stands. Dodger starter Claude Osteen, going for his fifth straight win, allowed only five hits in the seven innings he worked, three of them in the second. It was his second loss of the season. The Dodgers tied the game 1-1 in the bottom of the second when Jim Lefebvre led off with a double, advanced on an infield out and scored on Bob Bailey's sacrifice fly.

Simmons scattered eight hits and did not walk a man in his complete game victory to make his record 2-2. Wj yVJj jf HimP ,4, if -I kj ports iy i -Tv KJ I'll CHISOX BITE DUST Angel throw to first base to complete shortstop Jim Fregosi relays double play last night in Chi- Chisox Nip Angels for 7th LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Ernie Banks' nomer and Adplfo Phillips' lead off triple provided all the power the Chicago Cubs needed to back up the effective pitching of veteran Curt Simmons last night for a 2-1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Simmons aided his own cause in the fifth inning after Phillips tripled by driving him in with the tie-breaking run on an infield grounder. Banks lead off the 3-Year-Olds Battle Today In Debonair HOLLYWOOD PARK, Inglewood -Ten well matched stars of the three-year-old division will tangle today over six furlongs in the 16th running of the $25,000 added Debonair Stakes, head-liner on the initial weekend program of the 1967 Hollywood Park meeting. Entrants in the Debonair stakes, first added money event of the season for sophomores, are Royal Oaks Farm and JK Stable's Kahl Kabee, Green Thumb Stable's Pagan Gem, Oxford Stable's Sun Seeker, Bingaman and Gheen's Gentlemans Game, Mr.

and Mrs. F. A. Stearns' Khalborough, W. K.

Gumpert's Tres Quinto, Sidney Factor's Space Ruler, Hastings Harcourt's Bah-roona, Deerwood Stock Farm's Confederate and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brooks' Dr.

Roy E. All pack 115 pounds. Gross purse if 10 run will be $28,450, the victor getting $16,450. Likely choice in the dash is the swift Bahroona, who will have the services of Alvaro Pineda. The extremely swift son of Poona II and In Regards won the first two races of his career here a year ago at the direct expense of Louis Rowan's Ruken, whipping that one by 10 lengths on the second occasion, i Fresh from a smashing second behind Reason To Hail in the California Derby is Kahl Kabee, who was beaten slightly less than two lengths in the mile and one eighth contest.

Bill Harmatz has the mount on Kahl Kabee, attempting to drop back to six furlongs today. Bill Shoemaker, residing in Us usual spot atop the Hollywood Park jockey standings, will handle an invader from the east, the highly-regarded Summer Tan colt Sun Seeker, who is trained by Charlie Whittingham. As a two year-old, the grey colt ran with the best in the East, including Reflected Glory, Great White Way and Disciplinarian. Among his victories is one over Rising Market at Aqueduct. CHICAGO (UPI) J.

C. Martin's run-producing double in the fifth inning combined with the five-hit pitching of Joel Horlen and Bob Locker carried the Chicago White Sox to their seventh consecutive victory last night, a 1-0 verdict over the California Angels. The White Sox, who have won nine of their last 10 games, managed only three hits off California's Jack Sanford and Bill Kelso, but two of them came in the fifth and led to the run. With one out in the fifth, Tom McCraw singled and was forced at second by Ken Berry. But Berry made it safely to second when shortstop Jim Fregosi threw wildly past first in an attempt to get a double play.

Martin, who had two of the White Sox hits, then doubled into right center to score Berry. Vols Look Tough in Dixie Football ATLANTA (UPI) Hie Tennessee Vols, now approaching their fourth season under the direction of youthful Doug Dickey, have all the earmarks of being the top college football team in the south in 1967. Without overlooking Alabama and Georgia, ranked No. 3 and No. 4 respectively in the nation at the close of last season, the Vols must be rated strong contenders for the Southeastern Conference championship.

Their backfield certainly appears to be the best in Dixie. Quarterback Dewey Major League Scoreboard A Fighter Who James Ellis, a boyhood buddy of Cassius Clay, works, out for expected shot at heavyweight Giants took a 6-1 lead. Earlier Tom Haller belted his first home run of the season to give San Francisco a 1-0-fourth-inning edge. The Astros tied it in the sixth on successive singles by Joe Morgan, Sonny Jackson and Jim Wynn. The Giants took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the inning Juan Wins 5ih in Row; Mays Homers AP Wlrephoto cago.

Sliding for Chisox is Ron Hansen, forced out at second. Straight Horlen, who has won four games without a defeat, struck out six and walked two before being replaced by Locker with one out in the ninth. Don Mincher who pounded three doubles off Horlen, reached him for a two-bagger after one out in the ninth and Locker got the final two outs. The victory kept the White Sox one-half game behind the league leading Detroit Tigers. before beating Syracuse in the Gator Bowl.

The Vols lost by three points to 8th-ranked Georgia Tech in a defensive duel, lost by one point to Alabama by missing a last-moment field goal, and lost by seven points to Ole Miss. Alabama, naturally, is Tennessee's biggest threat for the SEC title. Georgia, which doesn't play either the Crimson Tide or the Vols, could come out on top by default. Alabama's chances for another perfect season (the Tide's had three in the past six years) depends upon three key factors: whether Bear Bryant will reinstate suspended quarterback Ken Stabler; whether Bryant can find replacements for his key line losses; and whether Alabama can beat Tennessee. Georgia has two key games this coming season a visit to Ole Miss and the annual Jacksonville, Fla.

clash with Florida. The Bulldogs beat both last season and although they have some offensive line problems shape up as a winner again. The Georgia backfield should be almost on a par with Tennessee's. Fullback Ron Jenkins and quarterback Kirby Moore were second and fifth respectively in SEC rushing last fall, yet tailback Kent Lawrence, a 9.4 sprinter, is regarded as the Bulldogs' biggest threat. Tackle Bill Stanfill could be the South's best defensive lineman.

AP Wlrephoto catcher Bill Freehan (left) sprawls on home plate. Alou, Clemente Hammer First Setback on Jarvis Warren was the 10th leading passer in the nation last fall. Tailback Charlie Fulton, who plays quarterback when needed, was one of the top runners in the SEC. Famed hurdler Richmond Flowers is expected to be a sensation as a flanker. And the Vols have two front-line fullbacks in Bob Mauriello and Dick Pickens.

There were some big losses, especially ends Austin Denney and Johnny Mills and linebackers Paul Naumoff and Doug Archibald. But 29 lettermen return from last year's squad which posted a 7-3 record and earned No. 14 national ranking AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Last Pet. Detroit 14 7 .696 Chicago 15 7 .682 California 13 14 .481 Washington 12 13 .480 New York 11 12 .478 Boston 11 13 .458 Minnesota 11 13 .458 Kansas City 11 14 .440 Cleveland 10 13 .435 Baltimore 10 14 .417 GB Vi- 5 5 5 5Vj 6 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Chllcago 1 California 0, night Baltimore 14. New York 0 night Detroit Boston 4, night Kansas City 2, Minnesota 1, night Cleveland 12, Washington night TODAY'S SCHEDULE California (Willhlte 0-0) at Chicago (Buzhardt 1-1) Detroit (Sparma 3-0) at Boston (Bennett 1-1) Kansas City (Krausse 1-4) at Minnesota (Grant 2-3) Cleveland (Tlant 0-1) at Washington (Richert 1-4) Baltimore (McNally 1-2) at New York (Downing 3-1), night It AP Wlrephoto Knows the Ropes title Clay lost by refusing to be drafted.

Ellis, 27, says he hated to see Clay give up title. on singles by Mays and Willie McCovey and an aborted pickoff play by pitcher Chris Zachary. Reliever Claude Raymond hit Jim Hart and Ollie Brown with pitches after Mays' home run, and Brown was carried off the field on a stretcher, bleedine from the mouth. O'Dell left the game with one out in the eighth after developing a blister on his pitching hand. Mike de la Hoz had homered off him in the eighth and the Braves had scored their initial run in the first inning on Denis Menke's single and a double by Henry Aaron.

The victory was the third in a row for O'Dell. Jarvis suffered his first defeat in four decisions. Stockton Makes Cut With 145, Gillespie Out NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Dave Stockton of San Bernardino fired a one-under-par 71 yesterday to give him a 145 at the halfway mark of the $100,000 Greater New Orleans Open golf tournament. The 145 qualified him for the final 36 holes of the tournament. Tomorrow's final round will be televised at 2 p.m., PDT, on KHJ-TV (Channel 9).

Ron Gillespie, also of San Bernardino and Arrowhead Country Club, missed the cut by one stroke with a 147. He also had a 71 yesterday, but his 76 Thursday was too much to overcome. Stockton had only one bogey yesterday and that was on the first hole when he three putted from about 20 feet out. He was driving well, just missing two holes-in-one. On the 13th hole he actually hit the flag, and on the 17th his ball rolled right past the cup.

"Putting is what has been hurting me," Stockton said. "I played a lot better today." He said the temperatures, way up in the 80s, bothered most of the players. "But I felt better when I made those two birdies," he added. NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. .679 .609 .600 .565 .531 .500 .440 .375 .375 GB Cincinnati 19 Pittsburgh 14 St.

Louis 15 10 Chicago 13 10 Atlanta 14 12 Philadelphia 12 12 2'1 3V4 10 San Francisco 11 14 New York 15 Lo Angeles 15 Houston i 18 ,303 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 2, Los Angeles 1 night St. Louis 7, New York 5, night Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 2, night Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 2. night San Francisco Houston 1, night TODAY'S SCHEDULE Chicago Jenkins 3-2) at Los Angeles (Sutton 0-3) Philadelphia (Short 3-2) at Cincinnati (McCool 3-1) Atlanta (Lemaster 2-1 or Johnson 2-2) at Pittsburgh (Pizarro 3-1) Houston (Zachery 0-2 or Bellnsky 0-1) at San Francisco (Bolln 2-4) New York (Hamilton 0-0) at St. Louis (Gibson 4-2), night lv" 4,. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Juan Mari-chal won his fifth consecutive game and Willie Mays clouted a three-run home run last night as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Houston Astros 6-1.

Marichal, who lost his first three 1967 decisions, allowed seven hits and struck out nine Astros in raising his record to 5-3. Mays' home run, his third of the season and the 545th of his career, came in a four-run seventh-inning rally as the Meredith Lauds Fighting Men DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Quarterback Don Meredith of the Dallas Cowboys, back in Texas from his trip to Vietnam with two other National Football League players, said yesterday "it's hard to put into words the great admiration, the appreciation you feel for these men" those in the war zone. "It was a tremendous thing to be allowed to go over there," Meredith said. "I felt like a wide-eyed kid at the Cotton Bowl." Meredith, Larry Wilson of St.

Louis and Dick Bass of Los Angeles went on a 17-day tour of the battle areas. Meredith suffered a slight injury to his much-damaged left knee when he crashed through a wooden span while crossing a small ditch. The left leg was swollen from calf to thigh, but Meredith said it was fine now. Mincher Voted lops tor April LOS ANGELES (UPI) Don Minch er, who came to the California Angels as part of the deal that sent Dean Chance to the Minnesota Twins, has been selected Southern California Athlete of the month for April by the Helms Athletic Foundation. The big first baseman proved to be the Angels' leading home run hitter during the first month of the season with five and led the club in runs batted in with 11 while hitting at a .311 clip.

Mincher, Jimmie Hall and pitcher Pete Cimino were traded by the Twins to the Angels for Chance, who has won five games for Minnesota and leads the majors in victories. PITTSBURGH (UPI) Matty Alou and Roberto Clemente each homered and scored two runs last night and Billy O'Dell and Elroy Face combined to pitch a five hitter as the Pittsburgh Pirates whipped the Atlanta Braves 5-2. Alou, who had four hits, slammed his first home run of the year down the right field line just inside the foul pole some 300 feet from the plate in the third inning. One out later, Clemente rocked loser Pat Jarvis for a 400-foot blast over the left center wall. Jarvis was kayoed when Alou and Clemente singled in the seventh inning.

Ramon Hernandez replaced Jarvis and surrendered a run scoring single to pinch-hitter Manny Mota. Clemente also scored when left fielder Rico Carty fired wildly past third base for an error. Clay Carroll relieved Hernandes and Bill Mazeroski singled for the third run of the inning. Qn the Airianes TODAY 11 Sandy Koufax Show, KNBC (4); 11:15 Angels vs. White Sox, KPRO KMPC.

11:15 Braves vs. Pirates, KNBC (4). 1 Cubs vs. Dodgers, KFI. 3 Billiards, KTLA (5).

3:30 Indianapolis 500 Qualifying, KCKC KBIG. 4 Bowling, KTLA (5). 4:30 Sam Snead Golf, KABC-TV (7). 5 Debonair Stakes at Hollywood Park, KNXT (2). 5 High diving; parachuting; gymnastics, KABC-TV (7).

TONIGHT 8 Pro soccer, Torros vs. Clippers, KHJ-TV (9). s.V He Wonh Take cJo' for an Answer Boston Red Sox speedster Jose Tartabull whisked all the way from first to home on a single by Joe Foy last night as Detroit.