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Dodgers, Atlanta Romp P0M Thi of AuguM Showed lip in diiiuUe. Who'd fever ex id ftfid them In Los Codger Uniforms? But bodjof offense usually limited to a walk, ten base, an infisld out find i with thunder Friday night Andy Koseo, Sill Sudakls And Davla ail walloped home tuiii and Wllllt Crawford drove three with a pair of leading Los Angeles to a fl-2 romp over Montreal. Thi Dodger thunder was nothing compared to what went on in Atlanta, A heavy storm forced a three-hour delay of the Si. LoulS'Atlanla game in (he first Inning. When play resumed, Jlon Reed, who had retired the Cards In order in the first, continued to sail through the St.

Louis order. He set down 15 straight batters before allowing a hit and finished with a 8-2 victory. Elsewhere In the National League, Philadelphia shut out Houston 1-0, Pittsburgh rapped Cincinnati 5-1 and San Francisco shut out Chicago 3-0. San Diego's game at New York was postponed by rain. Just to Insure that their image stayed Intact, the Codgers got three stolen bases, two by Mau- fy Wills.

But there was the unmistakable power Image In the late-Inning homers. Kosco and sudakis both connected in the seventh and Davis in the ninth. The Dodgers broke the game open with a four-run fourth inning with Crawford driving In two of the runs on a single, Wills singled, stole a base and scored In that Inning after doing the same thing In the first. Both limes, hits by Crawford brought him home. The victory moved ihe Dodgers wilhln games of first place Cincinnati In the West Division.

Atlanta also picked up a full game back hind. into For on the second awhile, tteds, moving place, 1'a it looked belike the Braves would pick up nothing more than wet feel. The storm hit with the Braves batting in the bottom of the 1st and rain fell in sheets for the belter of throe hours. Bui making Ihcir lasl visil lo Atlanta, the umpires decided lo wait out the weather. It all turned out well for (he Braves with Tony Gonzalez driving in three runs on a triple and homer and Heed coasting lo the victory.

It marked the second time to less than a week that umpires Waited out long storm. A tornado rocked Cincinnati last Saturday and delayed the Reds- Phillies game 2 hours, 3s rain- utes. The Phils made fast work of Houston, blanking the Astros 1-0 on Grant Jackson's live hitter and Larry Hlsle's 18th home run of the It was Ihe third conseeulivc shutout for the Philadelphia pitching staff and ran the club's scoreless innings pitched string lo 30. The Astros had their six- game' winning streak broken. Gene Alley tagged two home runs and Al Oliver and Richie Hebner also connected as Pittsburgh whipped slumping Cincinnati.

Bob Veale pitched a six-hitter, tagging the Reds with their fourth loss in the lasl five games. Dick Dielz and Willie Mays ripped home runs, backing Juan Marichal's four-hil pitching as the Giants beat the Cubs. It was Mays' 10th homer of the year, 597lh of his career and his first since June 21. Krausse Belts Homer By DICK COUCH Associated Press Sports Writer Oakland's Lew Krausse Is one pitcher who knows what it's like lo perish by the long ball and thrive on it loo. Krausse, tagged for home of them days ago four in at New York, rebounded Friday night by hurling the Athletics lo a 4-0 victory over Detroil and pounding a three.run homer for good measure.

The 26-year-old right-hander, who has won five of his last six decisions, tamed the Tigers on four hits as Oakland remained two games Minnesota behind in the first place American League West Division race. Four of Krausse's seven hits this season have been homers. He hil one againsl Ihe Yankees lasl Sunday, bul was bealen 5-1 on a tie-breaking homer by Roy While and consecutive sixlh inning blasts by Bobby Murcer, Thurman Munson and Gene Michael. Friday night, he connecled against Mickey Lolich in the sevenlh inning afler Ihe Detroit soulhpaw walker catcher Dave Duncan intentionally with two oul. Elsewhere in the AL, Minnesota blanked Washington 2-0; Baltimore edged Seattle 2-1; the Yankees nipped the Chicago Alley Stars At Bat: Pirates Conquer Cincinnati First Time This Season (AP) Gene hit two home runs and a single Friday nighl to give Pittsburgh its first viclory of Ihe season over the Cincinnati Reds, 5-1.

The loss fourth in the last five games for Ihe Reds, cut their lead In the West Division of the Nalional League to games over Atlanta, who beat St. Louis night. Alley, at one lime called one of the greatest shortstops in baseball but now playing second base because of an arm injury, caid after the game that he fell thai he had been in danger of having to leave the major leagues, Reduced in the balling order sevenlh to eighth place because of his low batting average of .223 prior to Friday night's game, he said: "I'll be back 'in that spot again tomorrow, am happy lo still be able to play. "Never before in the majors have I hit two home unsin one game. no longer can play short- slop.

If I -couldn't play second base I would be oul of ihe jnajor leagues, I can make two good hard throws from a dis tance, such as behind second base, only twice in a game Then my arm loses -Us Strength." Jets And Giants Tangle First Time Sunday By MIKP RATUET NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) New York Jets and York Giants, who have had more than three years to ihlnk about Ihclr first meeting, began lasl SH.hour countdown to lo their Sunday clash that is to unleash emotions i-ayely seen in eshlbiUoi game. The before a sellou crowd pf 70,781 Hiat will wan every corner of massive gowlr Is expected to un emotions of Ihe iwg teams remember Ihe when the QlftiUa were ap and ihe Jon Of Is. ugt lh Mil inyflWI, Th-i lit? with Jw Nimiih to th No. In pro fooiball au reign fiupr- Bowl Tlw (ibylaus National League East Chicago St.

Louis New York Pitlsburgh Phlla'phia Montreal Cincinnati Atlanta Los Angeles San Fran. Houston San Diego W. L. 44 65 53 62 51 60 55 47 69 38 81 West Division Pet. O.B.

.624 ,551 .549 .522 .405 9 12 25 Vj Radio Television Schedule Chanfttl 0 i protided bj to diaftie wuhani .319 36 63 B6 63 A3 63 35 49 55 53 53 54 81 .563 .545 .543 .543 .538 .302 Friday's Results Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 1, Houston 0 Lds Angeles 9, Montreal 2 San Diego at New York, rain Atlanta 8, St, Louis 2 San Francisco 3, Chicago o' Today's Games San Diego (Kelley 4-7 and Sisk Saturday Evening 8:00 P.M. 0 Movie (Cont.) PGA Golf (Cont.) Cross Section; Thunderblrds (D Studio railing P.M. 2 0 News 2 tllpcord 3 0 Ghost and Mrs, Muir 'CD Skippy Wrestling (Cont.) 7:00 P.M. Humbsrd (coftU (B Cartoons Sunday Afternoon 0-6) 16-7 White Sox 2-1 and Cleveland topped California 2-1 in 12 innings. Boston was rained out at Kansas Cily.

Tommy Reynolds singled with two out in the seventh and look second on Lolich's pitch fore Tigers' Manager Mayo Smith ordered Duncan walked intentionally, setting the stage for Krausse's 390-foot wallop, II was only the third hit off Lolich, 15-6. Kraussc, 7-5 overall, struck out five and yielded just one hit through the seventh. Jim Perry, 14-5, and reliever Ron Perranoski combined to blank the Senators while two of Rich Reese's three singles figured in both runs. Reese, who cracked four hits in his previous start, extended the siring to seven in a row before flying out in the seventh. Mike Cuellar, 16-9, scattered 1 six hits and Paul Blair scored the deciding run on a short sacrifice fly by Boog Powell in the fifth inning as the high-flying Orioles surged to their ninth triumph in 10 games.

Blair singled, raced lo Ihird on a single by Frank Robinson and beal the Ihrow lo Ihe plate, at New York (Scaver and Me Andrew 3-5), 2 Los Angeles (Oslecn 15-10) at Montreal (Wegencr 4-9), SI. Louis (Gibson 14-8) at Atlanta (Brltlon 6-3) Chicago (Jenkins 16-10) al San Francisco (Perry 15-8) Pittsburgh (Ellis 8-12) at Cincinnati (Merrill 12-5) Houston (Griffin 8-5) al Philadelphia (Wise 9-10) Sunday's Games San Diego at New York 2 Los Angeles at Montreal Houston at Philadelphia St. Louis at Atlanta Pitlsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at San Francisco Monday's Games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Only game scheduled American League East Division W. L.Pct. G.B.

82 35 .701 66 50 .569 2 61 55 .526 60 58 .508 22Vz 60 60 .500 50 70 .417 Division All-American College Show Wrestling (Cont.) 7:30 P.M. 0(D Jackie Gleason Daling Game Bob Veale, long-lime soulh- aw hurler for ihe Pirates, rent Ihe distance to build his eason's record 8-11. "Fast, ball, fast ball, fasl all," Veale said after Ihe "That's all I pitched." The game was interrupted for 9 minutes because of rain. Richie Hevner and Al Oliver Iso hit home runs, Roberto Clemenle, currently eading the National League in tailing with a .357 average, was icld to one iseffective hit, So were the Cincinnati Reds luggers with the exceplion of 'ete Rose, who drove in Cin- innati's only run wilh a doule. Reds Manager Dave Bristol was put oul because the Reds had lost three Out of four to the owly Montreal club out of town and then the opener of a four- game series with' Pittsburgh.

"We need to get the middle of our batting order hitting," he said. "We have got to do that to win." "That's the best I ever saw Veale pitch," Bristol said of the veteran southpaw. The teams meet afternoon, wilh Ihe ng Jim Merrill to against Doc Ellis. PITTSBURGH Abu cf iebner 3b Siargoll if Clemenle rf Oliver lb Sanguillen Patek ss Alley 2b Veale Totals CINCINNATI Rose rf Savage cf Johnson If Perez 3b Bengh May lo Woodward ss Ruiz 2b Nolan Helms ph Jackson Aamos breaking a basemen 1-1 lie, John aft-r second Donaldson caught Powell's pop in short righl with his back lo the plale. Frilz Peterson, 13-12.

checked Ihe White Sox on six hits pcing the Yankee to their llth victory in the lal 13 game'. Bobby homered for New York and Roy While doubled home the winning rcn in the sixth. Joe Cardenal's 12th inning homer off knuckleballer Wilhelm broke up the Cleveland-California struggle. Sam McDowell limited the Angel's lo three hits over the first nine innings and struck out 11 for a season's total on 202, high in the Baltimore Detroit Boston New York Wash'n. Cleveland West Minnesota Oakland Seattle Kansas City California Chicago 70 47 .598 67 48 .583 2 48 67 .417 21 47 68 .409 22 44 69 .389 24 45 73 .381 25V4 Friday's Results Baltimore 2.

Seattle 1 New York 2, Chicago 1 Minnesota 2, Washington 0 Oakland: 4, Detroit 0 Boston al'Kansas City, rain Cleveland 2, California 1, 12 innings Today's Games Baltimore (McNally 16-2) a Seattle (Segui 9-4), Boston (Lonborg 7-5 and Nagy 7-2) al Kansas City (Buller 6-6 and Rooker 2-10), 2, Iwi-night New York (Burbach 6-8) a Chicago (Edmondson 1-5), Iwi light Minnesota (Kaat 11-9) a Washington (Bosman 8-5) Detroit (Wilson 10-8) al Oak land (Odom 14-5) Cleveland (Tiant 8-14) at Call fornia (Messersmilh 10-8), Sunday's Games Delroit at Oakland Cleveland at California Baltimore at Seattle Boston at Kansas City New York at Chicago Minnesota at Washington again this Reds send- the mound Terror" 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 1 1 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 0 0 0 31 810 QQl 000-1 Ppr-Pltlsburgh 1. LOB-PUls- burgh 7. Cincinnati 5, gelt, Oljver, Nolan, Hose, liiw 18) Alley-? (3) Oliver IP 11 9 4 1 1 7844 1-3 2 0 12-32 1 I 11), L. Nolau 9:15. Altendance Vealf Nclan Jackon Rjmos SUNDAY, AUGUST 179 Cbnnnel 6 11 Color! presents ELVIS" 1 Deiighl again In sight and sound ol one of the grsal Get in ea ihu ppfigisl etereo record offer, by at $1.47, Adam-12 8:00 P.M.

Gleason (Cont.) Newlywed Game Get Smart 8:30 P.M. David Frost Presents Lawrence Welk Death Valley Days Ghost and Mrs. Mulr My Three Sons 9:00 P.M. David Frost (Cont.) Lawrence Welk (Cont.) Sat. Night Movie "Birdman of Alcatraz" Hogan's Heroes P.M.

Pre-Season Foolball S) Johnny Cash Show Movie (Cont.) 10:00 P.M. Football (Cont.) Johnny Cash (Cona.) Movie (Conl.) 10:30 P.M. Football (Cont.) Movie Sands of the Kalahari" Movie (Cont.) 11:00 P.M. Football (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) 18:00 MIDNIGHT News 12:15 A.M. Sports; Movie "Trapeze" 12:30 A.M.

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FM 9:30 Morning Musical 10:00 News 10:05 Morning Musical 11:00 News. j. 11:05 Morning Musical 12:00 Weather 12:30 Luncheon Melodies 2-00 The World of Music 5:55 Area Newi 6:00 News 6:10 Market Report 6:15 Sound of Music, 7:30 Top Tune Time 7:35 Music 10:30 Music 11:00 11:30 Sign Off Going" Monday Morning A.M. Communication THI 5INOSR DUBQI5 It IN8I SINGER DIAL ftr Ctwrlttvi Main Strwt Sunoco DIAL 371.9830 JORDAN, N.Y. (AP) A new ordinance in this village of 1,300 west of Syracuse prohibits persons under 18 from being on the streets between 10:30 p.m.

and 5:30 a.m. unless accompanied WPSX-TV CHANNEL 3 CLEARFULD Saturday, Aurust 5:30 p.m. Sound Of Summer 7:30 Pennsylvania Magazine 8:00 Net Journal Net Festival 10:00 Speaking Freely 11:00 Sign Off Sunday, August 17 5:00 p.m. Legacy 5:30 Museum Open House 00 The Harrisburg Report Oirltque 7:30 Antiques 8:00 Sounds Of Summer Net Playhouse 11:30 Sign Off by a parent or guardian, Mayor Francis said the law was adopted "to stop and 13-year-old kids from want dering around, at 2 or 3, o'clock In the morning," He Hli-thf VlllagS Board had received ports of sporadic youngsters. Rood Tht TODAY.

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