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Page 28 THE CINCIXN TI ENQUIRER Wednesday, May 26, 1065 Phils Bat Around In First, K. 0. New York, 10-3 ALL IN SPORT It's 5th Loss In 6 Games Chisox Find No Answer To Kaline, Bow To Tigers 'I'LL GO BROKE AT THESE PRICES'' DURING THIS DIG DECORATION-DAY WHITEWALL SALE NCAA Play Pairs Ohio V. MOHAWK FIRST LINE FULL 4-PLY TIRE SAFETY NYLON TUBELESS sen Bucs Run Slrcak 5, 7-6 PHILADELPHIA The Philadelphia Phillies batted around In the first Inning for five runs on five hits, knocking out starter Al Jackson, and went on to trounce the New York Mets, 10-3, Tuesday night. The Phils batted around again In the fifth, scoring four runs on his hits.

All told, Philadelphia collected 18 hits off five pitchers. Right-hander Ray Herbert, who started shakily by loading the bases In the first, won his second against two losses. He hit three singles anfl drove in a pair of runs. BUCS RED HOT PITTSBURGH UP) Andre Rogers singled across Donn Clendenon with the winning run in the 12th Inning aa the Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Chicago Cubs, 7-6 Tuesday night for their fifth straight victory. Clendenon led off the 12th with his fourth single of the game an dwas sacrificed to second.

Rodgers then delivered his third hit, a' single to right field that scored Clendenon. The victory went to Frank Carpln, who allowed the Cubs two hits In two Innings In his major league debut. Nicklaus Leads (Jolf Pros With 17,900 Earned kPALM BEACH GARDENS, FJa. (UPD Jack Nicklaus' sudden-death victory in the Davallllo also had a single, In addition to his two homers, fnd ran his two-game streak to six hits In succession before Pete Mik-kelson, third Yankee pitcher, retired him on a fly ball to left field in the eighth. Roger Maris returned to right field for New York after an absence of 27 days because of a pulled muscle in his right thigh and struck out in all three times at bat.

Davallllo put the Indians in front, 1-0, with his first homer In the second. The Yankees got the run back In their half of the third when Phil Llnz got two bases on shortstop Dick Howser's throwing error and scored on a single by Bobby Richardson. Whitfield broke the tie In the sixth with a home run into the right field seats, his seventh of the season. Leon Wagner, with a single, and Max Alvis with a walk, were on base when Davallllo connected for the second time. 7.50x14 6.70x15 CORNER SIZE PRICE 8.00x1 47.

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Lee 1 2 2 2 0 1 Gatewood .1 1112 0 McCormick (W.2-2). 6ft 9 3 3 1 5 Ridzik 2 1 0 0 1 2 DAVALILLO DELIVERS NEW YORK UP) Little Vic Davilillo drove in four runs with a pair of home runs and Fred Whitfield added another homer for Cleveland as the Indians defeated the New York Yankees, 5-1, Tuesday. Sonny Siebert and Sam McDowell shared the pitching for the Indians, permitting six hits between them. Siebert, the starter and winner, worked five Innings before leaving the game because of a blister on one of the fingers of his pitching hand. He was touched for four hits and an unearned run.

McDowell hurled the last four Innings and permitted just two hits, one a double by Joe Pepltone, his second of the game. It was Sie-bert's fifth victory against two defeats. The Indians collected only five hits, all off starter and loser Jim Bouton, who left in the sixth after Davalillo's second homer of the game and fourth of the season. just remembered! We already HAVE an elephant foot umbrella stand up in the attic!" Date Changed Or Canada Llip NEW YORK UP) The 1965 Canada Cup matches will be played September 30-October 3 at the Club de Campo, Madrid, the International Golf Association said Tuesday. The matches Involving two professional golfers from as many as 34 different countries, originally were scheduled for October 21-24 but were changed to avoid a conflict with a PGA tourney at Las Vegas, Nev.

Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus combined last year in Paris to win the cup for the United States. The 1966 matches will be held in Tokyo and the 1967 matches In Mexico City. Late Baseball (Played Monday Night) NATIONAL LEAGUE (SECOND CAME) NEW YORK I PHILADELPHIA AB Bl AB bl 4 2 1 4 I 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 in 1 0 0 Klaus. 3b 3 OlGonjaler.cf 5 I 0 ll.n,3t 4 0 OlCallison.rf 4 OlCovington.lf Smith. 3b 4 3 1 Johnson, pit Swobodia.rf 1 0 0 Thomas, lb lawu.cf 4 1 Cowan.cf 0 0 0 Dalrvmple.c Hickmjn.lb 4 0 0 Wine.ss 4 2 0 Short, larv.p 4 0 0 Briggs.ph lOiail 31 IU 4 I Totals 2 4 1 NEW YORK 000 004 000-4 PHILADELPHIA 000 000 001 I E-Nont.

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The second opening round game matches Ohio State University, 23-11, with Ball State, 15-6-1, in a contest of clubs paced by tough pitching. The two winners and the two losers meet Friday. Survivors of the two-Iosses-and-out play decide the crown Saturday. The champion of the double elimination event advances to the eight-team NCAA finals in Omaha, June 7-12. Detroit holds a .310 team batting average, against Ohio's .308.

Ball State's mound staff boasts a 2.49 earned run average, but Ohio State's Big Ten champions have a strong sophomore in Steve Arlln, who has 128 strikeouts and a 2.51 earned run average in compiling a 10-1 mark. The Bucks beat Ball State In an early season series. Senatorial Sponsor ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) The old Washington Senators (now the Minnesota Twins) first learned about slugger Harmon Klllebrew from the late Herman Welk- er, S.

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2:38. TWINS EXPLODE BOSTON (i Earl Battey drove In five runs, pacing Minnesota's 20-hit, i e-home run attack that bombed Boston, 17-5, Tuesday night. Battey crashed a three-run homer In the Twins' five-run fifth Inning. Bob Allison and Jerry Klndall hit consecutive homers in the fourth while Zoilo Ver-salles connected with one on in the fifth and Tony Ollva ripped a two-run shot in the seventh. PAPPAS DOES ALL BALTIMORE P) Pitcher Milt Pappas socked a three-run triple and helped the Baltimore Orioles beat the Kansas City Athletics, 6-3, Tuesday night.

The base-clearing blow by Pappas, following an intentional walk, came in the second inning off loser John O'Donoghue. Jerry Adair, who had three hits and drove in two runs, followed with a single, giving Baltimore a 4-0 lead. Memphis Open earned the Ohio $9000 and raised his official earnings Tuesday to I leading $47,900 in the Professional Golfers Association money standings. Doug Sanders, who beat fiicklaus In a Pensacola Qpen playoff, was In second place with $37,166. I Bruce Devlin remained In third place with $31,695 and George Knudson stayed in the fourth position with $28,625.

jrucc Cram ton vaulted from sixth to fifth with $57,895 as he collected $2225 m-the Memphis. Bobby Slchols dropped to sixth at 29,559, and Billy Casper was. seventh with $23,367. I The top 10 was rounded out by Billy Martindale Dick Mayer and Bob Charles i i I Prep Golf Tarry Mirt shot an tvtn-oar 35 over Otovtmook 1 front nin to orab mtdaliit Ktnvrs, but hit Weittrn Hills titm had utlla for i 4V1.4IS tb with Aiktn tnht iwson'i final oolf match for both xnooli Tuesday. Kin Parchman ltd Aiktn th 37.

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