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THE COURIER-JOURNAL TIMES, LOUISVILLE, KY. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1971 7 Green turns into hitter, sparks A's past Boston 12-8 BOSTON (AP) Fenway Park, with its short dimensions, has always been a friendly place for hitters and yesterday it helped light-hitting Dick Green look like a terror with the bat. Green, who started the afternoon with a .228 average, cracked a pair of home runs and a single as Oakland outslugged Boston 12-8 to even the season's first series between the American League's divisional leaders at one game apiece. The Athletics broke loose for 16 hits off six Red Sox pitchers in the wild, nationally-televised game. Boston didn't do badly itself, assaulting four Oakland pitchers for 11 hits.

Green singled in a three-run second inning against starter Jim Lonborg, hit his sixth homer of the season off Ken Brett in the fourth and slammed a two-run homer against Mike Nagy in the sixth. Joe Rudi doubled home two Oakland runs in the second and then connected for his sixth homer in the fifth. Angel Mangual touched off the four-run sixth with a pinch homer, his second of the year. The sixth inning rally erased a 7-5 Boston lead and put the Athletics on top for good at 9-7. Also in the sixth, Oakland's Reggie Jackson was ejected for arguing an umpire's call too strenously.

He doubled home a run, then was caught off second after taking a wide turn. After Jackson was thumbed out by umpire Dave Phillips he had to be restrained by other umpires and teammates from going after Phillips. Rico Petrocelli was Boston's batting star for the second straight day. He hit his fourth homer in the last three games and his ninth of the year in a four-run fifth. He drove in four runs, two on a first-inning double and two more with his homer in the fifth, which helped give the Red Sox their brief 7-5 lead.

Petrocelli now has seven RBIs in the two games with Oakland. The pattern for the game was set in the second when Lonborg, failing in his third start since being recalled from the Louisville Colonels, got pinch-hitter Ramon Webster to ground into an apparent inning-ending double play with Boston leading 3-1. However, interference was called on catcher Duane Josephson and Webster was awarded first, loading the bases. Oakland then added two more runs and chased Lonborg. The series winds up today with Oakland's Jim (Catfish) Hunter (8-2), who'll be seeking his ninth straight victory, pitching against Bill Lee (4-1).

Brooks at it again with bat; Brewers, Krausse halt Tigers Associated Press The capture of Bando the handit out by Red Sox second baseman Doug Griffin in the third inning yesterday at Boston. CAUGHT red-handed in an attempted steal of second is Oakland's Sal Bando, about to be tagged Seaver hurls 7 -hitter Asseclated Press The Baltimore Orioles, who have breezed to American League championships the last two years, aren't doing anything the easy way these days. Yesterday at Minneapolis, for instance, the Orioles whipped Minnesota 11-8 but only after the Twins had wiped out a YANKEES 6, ANGELS 1 Stan Bahnsen's four-hit pitching and a two-run homer by Roy White paced New York to its victory over California. Bahnsen was nicked for a ground-rule double by Jim Spencer and a run-scoring single by Alex Johnson in the fourth inning, then blanked the Angels on two hits the rest of the way to earn his second victory against six losses. The Yankees bounced back from the 1-0 deficit with a three-run flurry-keyed by White's eighth homer of the season-in the bottom of fourth.

It was the first inning in 150 in which the Yanks scored more than two runs. INDIANS 2, WHITE SOX 1 Rookie Chris Chambliss' first major league hit, a two-run single in the seventh, provided all the spark Cleveland needed to give pitcher Ray Lamb the victory. Chambliss, making his first big league start, singled after Cleveland had loaded the bases with two outs on singles by Craig Nettles and Vada Pinson and a walk to Roy Foster. 7-0 Baltimore lead. Dave Johnson's two-run homer keyed four-run Baltimore surge in the seventh Bonds powers Giants by Expos that broke a 7-7 tie but it was old what's- his-name, Brooks Robinson, with four hits and five runs batted in who did the most Major league's top 10 Wynn's single in the sixth brought in Roger Metzger who had doubled and moved to third on Joe Morgan's sacrifice fly.

Kan Forsch picked up the victory, his first decision of the season. He gave up only four hits, three of them to May, National league R. 31 H. 58 Based on 100 a bats. AMERICAN LEAGUE Player, Club G.

AB. Tony Oliva, Minnesota 39 154 Bobby Murcer, New York 44 157 Cookie Roias, Kansas City 43 161 Rick Reichardr. Chicaoo 35 131 56 25 23 52 Jim Hickman hit a homer in the second inning and doubled home a run in the fourth for two of the Cubs' runs. They got two more in the sixth on a single by Billy Williams, a double by Santo and a single by Chris Cannizzaro. ASTROS 2, REDS 1 Jim Wynn drove in both Houston runs with a homer and a single as the invading Astros nipped Cincinnati 2-1.

Wynn powered his second homer of the year over the center field fence in the fourth inning. Lee May, with the second of his three hits, tied the game with a homer in the same inning, his ninth of the season. 14 42 Al Kaline, Detroit .38 124 24 39 Pet. .377 .357 .323 .321 .315 .314 .313 .307 .305 .303 damage. Robinson ripped two doubles and a single and scored two runs to stake Pat Dobson to a 7-0 lead.

But the Twins, held to a bloop single after the first inning, erupted with seven runs in the fifth to tie the game. Harmon Killebrew capped the rally off reliever Dave Boswell, a former Twin making his debut for Baltimore, with a three-run homer. Merv Rettenmund, who scored four runs, walked in the seventh and Johnson followed two outs later with the tie-breaking homer. The Twins played without the services of AL batting leader Tony Oliva, who sat out the game with an arm injury. Oliva pulled a muscle in his right arm Friday in a game against the Orioles.

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Lou Brock, St. Louis 45 186 43 70 .374 Willie Davis, Los Angeles 46 182 28 68 .374 Jesus Alou, Houston 34 113 10 41 .363 Ralph Garr, Atlanta 47 198 35 70 .354 Glenn Beckert, Chicago 45 185 31 64 .346 Joe Torre, St. Louis 46 1 74 32 60 .345 Willie Mays, San Francisco 41 142 28 48 .338 Rusty Staub, Montreal 40 141 29 47 .333 Matty Alou, St. Louis .43 180 17 59 .328 Ted Simmons, St. Louis 40 144 18 47 .326 Home Runs Stargell, Pittsburgh, 15; Aaron, Atlanta, 15; Bench, Cincinnati, 14; Cepeda, Atlanta, 12; Williams, Chicago; 12; Bonds, San Francisco, 12.

Runs Batted In Stargell. Pittsburah. 40; Torre. St. 1 27 59 34 56 19 47 cesar tovar, Minnesota 45 leg Reggie Smith, Boston 45 179 Carlos May, Chicago 39 153 Carl Yastrzemskl.

Boston 45 151 38 46 Harmon Killebrew, Minnesota 44 165 19 50 Home Runs Cash, Detroit, 11; Horton, Detroit, 10; Oliva, Minnesota, 10; Smith, Boston, Jackson, Oakland, Petrocelli, Boston, 9. Runs Batted In Killebrew, Minnesota, 42; Petrocelli, Boston, 38; Bando, Oakland, 31; Powell, Baltimore, 30; White, New York, 29. Pitching Siebert, Boston, 9-0, 1.000; Cuellar, Baltimore, 6-1, Blue, Oakland, 10-2, Coleman, Detroit, 4-1, Drago, Kansas City, 4-1, Lee, Boston, 4-1, Hunter, Oakland, 8-2, .800. Louis, 36; Aaron, Atlanta, 34; Cardenal, St. Louis, 33; Santo, Chicago, 33.

Pitching Dierker, Houston, 8-1, Ryan, New York, 5-1, J. Johnson, San Francisco, 5-1, Carlton, St. Louis, B-2, Marichal, San Franciso, 8-2, .800. BREWERS 9, TIGERS 2 The Mil waukee Brewers bunched half of their Associated Press Bobby Bonds' three-run home run and a two-run blast by Willie McCovey highlighted a six-run sixth inning rally that powered the surging San Francisco Giants to an 8-3 victory over the visiting Montreal Expos yesterday. Veteran right-hander Juan Marichal hurled a five-hitter and raised his record to 8-2 as the Giants won their fifth game in six starts and lifted their record to 34-14.

Loser Carl Morton, 4-6, had a 2-1 lead entering the bottom of the sixth. But Tito Fuentes led off with a double and Dick Dietz walked before Jimmy Rosario's single tied the score. With one out, Bonds ripped a 400-foot homer to right-center. It was his 12th of the year and gave him 27 RBIs as a lead-off hitter. Rookie Chris Speier followed with a single, chasing Morton.

Then, with two away, McCovey cracked the longest home run of the season at Candlestick Park, a 450-foot shot into the right field bleachers. It was his ninth of the season. Marichal, now 5-1 against the Expos and 211-100 in his career, allowed another unearned run in the seventh on Rusty Staub's single, another error by Speier, a walk and a passed ball. PIRATES 9, CUBS 4 Pittsburgh hit four home runs, including two-run blasts by Richie Hebner and Bob Robertson, to thump visiting Chicago 9-4. Hebner's homer came in the first after Vic Davalillo singled.

Gene Alley hit a solo shot in the second, and Robertson and Milt May hit consecutive homers in the fourth after Al Oliver was safe on an error by Ron Santo. All four homers came off Bill Hands, who went just four innings in losing his seventh game against four victories. 12 hits in a six-run third inning uprising and went on to pound Detroit behind the five-hit pitching of Lew Krausse. Mike Hegan smacked a two-run homer in the fourth, helping Krausse breeze to his second victory in eight decisions, Detroit's Gates Brown, who doubled in the fifth to set an American League rec ord of 77 career pinch hits, tripled home and struck out seven. Loser Gary Nolan, 3-5, was lifted for a pinch hitter in the eighth.

CARDINALS 8, BRAVES 7 Joe Torre boomed a bases-loaded triple in the bottom of the ninth inning at St. Louis to rally the Cardinals over Atlanta 8-7. The Braves had broken a 5-5 tie with two unearned runs in the top of the ninth but the streaking Cardinals, who won their fifth straight, bounced right back. Lou Brock, who earlier had extended his hitting streak to 25 games, opened the Cards' half of the ninth with a single and Matty Alou also singled. When reliever Cecil Upshaw bobbled Ted Simmons' attempted bunt, the bases were loaded.

Torre followed with his game-winning triple. METS 5, PADRES 1 Tom Seaver pitched New York past homestanding San Diego 5-1. The hard-throwing righthander gave up seven hits and two walks, racked up 10 strikeouts and helped his own cause with an RBI single in picking up his first triumph in three weeks. He stands 6-2 on the season. Singles by Jerry Grote, Bud Harrelson, Tim Foli and Seaver knocked in the Mets' first four runs, all at the expense of loser Steve Arlin.

Tommy Agee accounted for the other tally with a single off reliever Bob Miller. Nate Colbert provided all the San Diego offense with a homer in the last inning. DODGERS 9, PHILLIES 3 Bill Singer scattered five hits and singled home a pair of runs, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 9-3 triumph over visiting Philadelphia. Singer, 3-9, snapped a personal five-game losing streak. It was also the first time he's won at Dodger, Stadium since pitching a no-hitter against the Phillies last July 20, ending a string of seven straight losses at home.

a run in the seventh and scored on throwing error by Theobald. Let's hear it! U.S. chess star Fischer has Russian in a bad way Associated Press Bobby Fischer, the U.S. grandmaster from Los Angeles, has virtually clinched his quarter-final match with Mark Tai-manov of Russia in the World Chess Tournament eliminations to determine a challenger for champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. Fischer beat Taimanov for the fifth straight time on the 46th move Friday in Vancouver, B.C.

He now nees only a in Vancouver, B.C. He now needs only a advance to the semifinals. The sixth game in the 10-game match is scheduled Tuesday. Vikton Korchnoi beat Yefim Geller in Moscow last night on the 56th move for a point lead after seven games, games. Better Quality Proves HUBER RETREADS ore BEST At last Russians finally lose in final tilt of tour SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Utahs Mike Newlin hit a jump shot with 46 seconds left last night to give a team of Utah all-stars a 94-91 upset basketball victory over a touring Russian squad.

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