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Boyer and Pills Perk Redbirds By Neal Russo The Chicago Cubs wish Ken Boyer had made that local call instead of going for long distance. "I had dysentery all afternoon and was set to call the ball park and tell them I couldn't make it," Boyer said. "I thought I was getting the same thing that knocked out Stan (Musial). But 1 figured that if I did suddenly feel worse, I'd be better off at the park than at home." Trainer Bob Bauman, who gave Boyer some pills, said, "I'm the only one Ken complained to. He didn't beg off the way some players do, and you saw what he did in the ninth inning." Boyer hit a three-run homer that beat the Cubs, 8-5, last night and enabled the third baseman to become the first National Leaguer with 100 runs batted in.

The victory, which featured Mike Shannon's spectacular steal of home and three hits by Lou Brock that put his average against the Cubs at .452, was the Redbirds' ninth in their last 11 games. The Cardinals recaptured third place from the San Francisco Giants and remained seven and onehalf games from first place. Two nights earlier, the Milwaukee Braves' Gene Oliver asked Ken Boyer for one of his Gold Gloves, emblematic of fielding supremacy, saying, "You'll get a lot Boyer, a weary third baseman in his tenth season, said, "I've already given my 1965 Gold Glove and All-Star team vote to Ron Santo." After watching Boyer's nineteenth homer, a shot to the pavilion roof at Busch Stadium, off Fred Burdette, Santo was ready to cast his '65 votes for Ken. the season, I said getting 100 RBIs in our league would be tough with all the good pitching," Boyer, said. "But had a good horses on base ahead of me, and I've been getting a lot of RBI mileage out of my extra-base hits." Hump-backed hits by Carl Warwick and Brock in the ninth set the table for Boyer's first homer to the roof this season.

An inning earlier, Shannon and Bob Skinner singled with two down against Lindy McDaniel. The double steal was flashed and Chicago catcher Jim Schaffer fired the ball to shortstop Jim Stewart, who threw home. Shannon faked to his right as he headed for the plate, then slid deftly to his left as Schaffer missed the tag. "A great slide," yelled Eddie Stanky, the Cardinals' director of player development. Coach Red Schoendienst said, "Shannon faked beautifully, like halfback with only one man left between him and the goalline." Shannon thus more than made up for his difficulties with caroms in right field and for an errant throw home instead of to the cutoff man.

Another ailing Redbird, Dick Groat, again chipped in with his bat, singling runs across in the first and third innings off Dick Ellsworth. Groat is limping on a sore heel. The Cardinals' starter, Curt Simmons, also had early troubles, giving up two runs the first inning, then settling down until the seventh, when the Cubs scored twice with two out. "I made a lot of bad pitches, and I might have been out of there in the first inning if Ernie Banks didn't go after a bad pitch and hit into a double play," Simmons said. Gordon Richardson, the winning pitcher, faced only one batter, Burton, who hit into a double play.

Mike Cuellar is to pitch against the Cubs' Larry Jackson, a 17-game winner, in a Ladies' day game this afternoon. Brock stole his thirty-eighth base. Boy-o-Boyer! AB.R.H. AB.R.H Stewart s5 0002 Flood ef rt.n rf 4 2 Brock If 3 3 1b 0 Groat 55 5 2 2 Santo 3h 1 Boyer 3h Banks 1b 0 0 White 1h Cowan cf 0 James rf 00 Schaffer Shannon rf Campb'1 2b 4 Javier 2h Eisw'th Skinner ph Gab's'n ph Maxviil 26 Gregory ph 0 0 0 Uecker Totals 35 510 Simmons 3 pit 0 Totals 38 815 (Two out when winning run scored.) Innings 8 9 Chicago Cardinals 2 02 0 0 01 38 RBI--Boyer 3, Groat 2, White, Burton, Banks, Williams, Santo, Groat. Gabrielson, DP-Chicago Schaffer.

Cardinals Shannon, 1, 3. Left--Chicago 6, Cardinals 6. 2B-Burton, White, Campbell. 38- Burton, HR- Boyer 19. -Brock, Shannon, Maxvill.

-Brock, Flood. PITCHING IP. H. R.ER. BB.SO.

Ellsworth 6 10 3 Me Daniel Elston (L, 2-5) 0 Flavin F. Burdette Simmons 62 Taylor 13 3 3 Richardson (W. 3-2) 0 Flavin faced one man in ninth. Attendance- 10,220. CHICAGO CARDINALS Bettor Gets $60,654 On Twin Double Lou Michaels, Pittsburgh Steeler defensive end and kicking specialist who had been suspended indefinitely by coach Buddy Parker, was reinstated yesterday on a probationary basis.

A spokesman for the National Football League team said that Michaels was handed a "substantial" fine and will not be permitted to play in Sunday's Hall of Fame game against the Baltimore Colts at Canton, O. WILMINGTON, Sept. 5 (AP)--A lone bettor, his identity undisclosed, won the twin double at Brandywine Raceway last night worth $60,654.70. Michaels Reinstated PITTSBURGH, Sept. 5 (AP)- Angels Are A.L.

Devils LOS ANGELES, Sept. 5 (UPI) -The city of the Angels is getting a reputation in American League circles this season as a possible graveyard of pennant hopes. The Los Angeles Angels have long since disappeared from A.L. flag contention but they appear to have appointed themselves as the "spoilers" for other contenders. The Angels dealt the defending champion New York Yankees two devastating blows Wednesday and Thursday and they came right back last night to beat the Baltimore Orioles, 7-1 and shave their first -place margin to one percentage point over the Chicago White Sox.

Heading into the second game of the three- game series in Los Angeles tonight, the Orioles cling precariously to first place with a .600 percentage compared to the of the White Sox who pulled out a 6-5, 10-inning triumph over the Cleveland Indians last night. Elsewhere in the A.L., the Yankees snapped out of their batting lethargy with a 9-7, 10-inning win over the Kansas City Athletics, the Detroit Tigers beat the Washington Senators, 1-0 and the Min-' nesota Twins blitzed the Boston Red Sox, 14-3. Joe Adcock drove in four runs with two homers and a single. Jim Fregosi and Bobby Knoop ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SPORTS 6 A Sept.

5, 1964 had two hits each to lead an 11-hit Angel attack on Robin Roberts and three successors. Fred Newman stopped the Orioles on six hits to win his eleventh game against eight losses. Adcock's two homers gave him a career total of 302 and put him twentieth on the list. The White Sox came from behind four times and finally won out in the tenth inning when Pete Ward and Bill Skowron hit successive homers. Ron Hansen also homered for the White Sox, whose usually solid defense committed five errors.

Hoyt Wilhelm, who pitched only one inning, received credit for his seventh victory against eight losses. Elston Howard's run-scoring single and a two-run double by Joe Pepitone were the big blows of the Yankees' four-run tenth inning rally. The Athletics threw a scare into the Yankees when Nelson Mathews hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the inning but Bill Stafford got out of trouble to preserve Pete Mikkelsen's fifth win. Mickey Mantle also homered for the Yankees and Ken Harrelson connected for the Athletics. Dave Wickersham, with ninthinning relief aid from Fred Gladding, scored his seventeenth victory for the Tigers, who tallied the game's only run in the second inning when Don Demeter.

doubled, moved to third on Bill Freehan's single and scored on Norm Cash's sacrifice fly. The third straight shutout loss moved the Senators to within one of the a major league record. Rookie Tony Oliva drove in four runs with his twenty and thirtieth homers, Harmon Killebrew hit his forty-fifth and Zoilo Versalles his eighteenth as the pounded out fifteen hits behind the nine-hit pitching of Jim Grant. Killebrew's threerun homer increased his major league leading runs batted in total to 102. Bob Heffner suffered his tenth loss for the Red Sox.

Torres Gains Sport Shorts Edge Over Hawks' Tormohlen Retires Brennan GENE TORMOHLEN, former Favorites in the tournament, MIAMI BEACH, Sept. 5 (AP)--Jose Torres needed a strong rally in the closing rounds last night to protect his No. 4 welterweight ranking, against Gomeo Brennan, game 3-1 underdog. The Puerto Rican from New York won the eighth and ninth rounds to pick up the margin of victory over his smaller opponent from the Bahamas in the next-to-last of the television fights. The 20-year TV run ends next Friday night when Don Fullmer opposes Dick Tiger.

$217,815 Purse For Arlington's Lassie Stakes CHICAGO, Sept. 5 (UPI) Thirteen juvenile fillies go to the post today in the $217,815 Lassie Stakes at Arlington Park, the world's race for fillies. The half furlong dash richest, is worth $77,815 to the winner. The purse was swelled from its original value by supplementary payments of $15,000 each for Mrs. Penny Newberg's Money To Burn and Jacnot Stable's Mr.

B's Sister. The race lacked a solid favorite, although two, were expected to get most the play. They were J. Kell Houssel's Dedicated ridden by Bill Shoemaker, and Money To Burn with Jimmy Nichols in the saddle. Other noteworthy candidates are Hirsch Jacob's Admiring, the only eastern representative; Fred W.

Hooper's Popetrenea, the Kerr Stable's Sculptured, and Wild Song, owned by Forest H. Lindsay. Speedy Scot Wins By Nine Lengths SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y., Sept. 5 (AP) Speedy Scot, overcoming a momentary scare at the first quarter, breezed nine-length victory in the $10,340 sixth leg of the Harness Tracks of America trot at Saratoga raceway last night. The sensational bay from Castleton Farm of Lexington, finished the mile in two minutes, 11-5 seconds, for his tenth victory in 12 starts this year.

Scar Away was second and Donner Hanover third. Minor League Scores INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester 4, Toronto 1 Buffalo 6-2, Syracuse 1-6 Richmond Atlanta 2 Columbus 4, Jacksonville 3, (12 innings) NEW YORK KANSAS CITY AB AB Kubek ss 6 0 1 Ca'neris If 6 Rich'son 2b 5 1 2 Cause ss Maris rf Colavito rf 2 Mantle If 4 2 Ha'lson 1h 2 Sto'yre pr 0 0 Edwards Lopez If Bryan ph-c. Howard Charles 3b Tresh ef 2 Mathews cf Pepitone 1b 3 Green 2b Ford Boyer 3b 0 Jimenz O'Do'hue ph 0 Bl'hard ph Tar'buli ph 0 0 Gonz'lez ph Mikkel'n Totals 39 11. Linz ph Totals 42 917 New York 000 300 200 Kansas City 002 001 101 RBI- -Richardson, Mantle (2), Howard (2), Tresh, Pepitone, Blanchard, Campaneris, Harrelson (3), Charles, Mathews (2). E- -None.

-New York Kansas Kansas City 9. City 3. LOB--New 28 Tresh, Richardson, Pepitone, Causey. HR- Mantle (29), Howard (12), Harrelson (7), Mathews (12). -Ford.

PITCHING SUMMARY IP RER BB SO Ford 6 Mikkelsen (W, 5-4) 3 3 Stafford 0' Donoghue 9 Stock Bowsfield (L, 3-7) 3 1 Wyatt Sanders 0 0 WP Ford, Mikkelsen. A-9900. DETROIT WASHINGTON AB.R.H. AB RH Thomas If 4 0 1 Brink'n s8 0 Lumpe 2b 4 0 Blas' me 2b Kaline Demeter rf 0 1 2 Lock cf 0 Hinton If cf Phillips Th 0 Freehan 3 0 0 Sievers ph Cash Val'tine rf 3 0 Wert 3b Zimmer 3b M'A'll'e 0002 Brumley Wic'h'm 0 Kenn'dy 3b King ph-rf Totals 32 1 7 Osteen Totals 28 0 Detroit 010 000 000-1 Washington 000 000 000-0 RBI- Cash. E---None.

DP-Detroit 2. LOB- -Detroit 6, Washington 5. 28 -Demeter Freehan, Osteen. -Wickersham. -Cash.

IP RER BB SO Wickersham, (W, 17-10) 0 Osteen, (L, 12-11) Gindding 8 A-3833. in in By a Post-Dispatch Photographer Tennis Partners for Many Years Ward Parker (left) and Ralph Hart, who have teamed and Hart won the championship in the 35-and-over in tennis tournaments for many years, are intent in bracket with a 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 final round victory. Frank their match with Harry Burris and Bill Shaver in the Thompson and Bob Weinstock won the 45-year-old diMuny Esquire doubles tournament at Triple A. Parker vision title by beating Ed Argo and Ray Wiese, 6-1, 6-4. Phils Don't Doubt Thomas Courtney PHILADELPHIA, Sept.

5 (UPI) -Frank Thomas was belittled as "the donkey" by the New York Mets but to the World Series hopeful Philadelphia Phillies he's "the lion." In many ways, the 35-year-old Thomas was a symbol of the Mets' frustration. He is a slow runner and an awkward fielder in addition to having earned a reputation as the most stubborn man in baseball. General Manager John Quinn of the Phillies knew all this, of course, when he acquired Thomas on Aug. 6 but he was interested in something else: Thomas's bat. He knew big Frank still swung a dangerous home run bat and he knew the Phillies might have great need for such a weapon in their bid to win theistirst National League flag since It is significant that the Phillies led the National League by games on the day they acquired Thomas and now hold a game margin.

Thomas has more than lived up to Quinn's expectations by hammering away at a .312 clip, hitting six homers and driving in 21 runs for the Phillies. What's more he's come through with key blows time and againjust as he did last night with a game-tying two-run homer in the eighth inning of the Phillies' 5-3 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Held to four hits and one run in six innings by rookie Dick Estelle, making his first big league start, the Phillies drew even at 3-3 on Thomas's homer and went on to beat relief pitcher Billy O'Dell on a double by Gus Triandos, singles by Johnny Callison and Ruben Amaro and delief pitcher Jack Baldschun's squeeze bunt. The loss dropped the Giants into fourth place, games behind the Phillies. The Milwaukee Braves knocked the second-place Cincinnati Reds games off the pace by beating them, 2-0; the Pittsburgh Pirates routed Houston Colts, 10-2 and the New York Mets beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-5 after a 3-0 loss.

Tony Cloninger pitched a three- Box Scores First Game LOS ANGELES NEW YORK AB AB Wills ss 4 Klaus 3b T'eewski3b 4 0 2 Hunt 2h 4 W. Davis cf 4 0 0 Kranep'l1b T. If Ch't'h'r rf Parker If 0 Elliot ef Griffith rf Altman If 00 0 Fairly 1b 0 Gonder 0 Roseboro MeMil'n s5 Oliver 2b Cisco Drysdale 0 0 Smith ph Totals 34 3 8 Totals 31 0 Los Angeles 011 100 000- New York 000 000 000- RBI- Tracewski, Griffith (2). E- Griffith. Angeles 4, New York 4.

28- Davis, Kranepool. HR-Griffith (4). SB -Wills. IP RER BB SO Drysdale (W. 16-13) 3 0 Cisco 5-15) 9 8 3 9 3 Second Game LOS ANGELES NEW YORK AB AB Wills ss Hunt 2b 5 0 T'ewski 3h 5 2 Klaus 3h W.

Davis ef 5 2 Ch't'ph'r rf 4 T. Davis If 3 Hickman ef Griffith rf 0 Smith If-58 Parker rf 0 Taylor Fairly 1h 0 Kranep'l 1.b Oliver 2h MeMil'n 55 Torborg 0 Elliot ph Roseboro 0 2 Gonder ph Brewer 1 0 0 Ribant Howard ph 0 Altman If Totals 35 511 Totals 37 6 11 Los Angeles 000 002 210-5 New York 000. 100 14x-6 W. Davis, Oliver, Roseboro, Hunt, Smith, Kranepool. -Fairly, T.

Davis, Taylor. Altman. LOB- Angeles New York 8. 28-Tracewski, Oliver. HR- -Smith (17).

W. Davis 2. S- Griffith 2. IP ER BB SO Brewer R. Miller (L.

6-6) Ribant Wakefield 7 Bearnarth (W. 5-5) Hunter WP---R. Miller, 065. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Oklahoma City 6-6, Dallas 2-3 Indianapolis 2, Salt Lake City 1 Arkansas 4. Denver 3 Tacoma 6, Spokane 2.

San Diego 4, Portland 0 Hawail 9, Seattle 7 Shoots 65 How They Stand In Pro Meet NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Philadelphia 81 52 .609 Cincinnati 75 59 .560 CARDINALS 74 60 .552 San Francisco 75 61 .551 Pittsburgh 68 65 .511 Milwaukee 68 66 .507 Los Angeles 65 68 .489 Chicago 61 73 .455 Houston 58 78 .426 New York 46 89 .341 Friday's NATIONAL LEAGUE Cardinals 8, Chicago 5 Philadelphia 5, San Francisco Los Angeles 3-5, New York Milwaukee 2, Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 10, Houston 2 AMERICAN GB W. Baltimore 81 54 Chicago 82 55 New York 77 56 Detroit 72 66 13 Los Angeles 71 69 Minnesota 68 68 16 Cleveland 67 68 Boston 61 76 Washington 53 84 36 Kansas City 50 86 Results AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 9, Kansas 3 innings) 0-6.

Los Angeles 7, Baltimore Chicago 6, Cleveland nings) Minnesota 14, Boston Detroit 1, Washington 0 Today's Schedule NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago (Jackson 17-10) at St. Louis (Sadecki 17-9), 1:30 p.m. Los Angeles (Ortega 6-7) at New York (Locke 1-1), night San Francisco (Hendley 10-10) at Philadelphia (Bunning 15-4), night Houston (Johnson 10-13) at Pittsburgh (Friend 11-15) Milwaukee (Lemaster 13-10) on at Cincinnati (Purkey 8-8), night Sunday's NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at St. Louis, 1:30 p.m. Los Angeles at New York San Francisco at Philadelphia Houston at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Cincinnati hitter for his 15th victory and Eddie Mathews belted a two-run homer for the Braves, who tagged Cincinnati's Joey Jay with his 10th loss despite 12 strikeouts.

It was the second straight shutout suffered by the Reds, who have scored only three runs in their last four games. Bob Veale pitched a sevenhitter and struck out seven to his 15th game for the Pirates, who backed him with a 16-hit attack that included three hits and four runs batted in by Bill Mazeroski and three hits and three RBI's by Donn Clendenon. Bob Bruce, Houston's 13-game winner, suffered his eighth defeat. Don Drysdale pitched a threehitter to win his 16th game for the Dodgers but the Mets rallied to take the nightcap when left fielder Tommy Davis's muff of a fly with the bases filled paved the way for them to score four runs in the eighth. Derrell Grif- of Major HOUSTON AB Kasko ss 0 Lillis 2b 4 3 White If Bond 1b 0 Roberts 1b 0 Aspro'te 3b Gaines rf 2 Hardy cf Grote Bruce Murrell Spa'gler ph ph 0 PITTSBURGH AB Bailey 3b 2 Virdon cf 5 2 3 C'mente rf 5 Lynch If Mota If 0 0 C' denon 1b 2 Maz'ski 2b Pagi'roni Alley 55 Veale 4 Totals 40 10 16 Totals 31 Houston 000 000 020-- 2 Pittsburgh 023 014 KBI Roberts, Clemente, Lynch, Alley, Clemente.

DPClendenon 3, Mazeroski, 4. Pittsburgh 2. LOB Houston 6, Pittsburgh 7. 28- Lynch, Grote. 3B-Clendenon HR Mazeroski (10).

SFRoberts. IP RER BB SO Bruce 2 0 Jones Farrell 2 000 Coombs -30 Veale, (W. 15-10) MBP- Bruce (Lynch). WPVeale. -Grote, 6133.

SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA AB AB M. Alou If 5 Rojas s8 Lanier 2b 4 0 Taylor 2h 5 0 Mays cf 3 0 0 Allen 3b 2 Hart rf Thomas 1h 3 Haller H'ern'n If Cepeda D'v'np't 1b 3b Johnson Triandos If 1 Pagan Callison rf Estelle Amaro SN McCov'y ph Cater Mahaf'y ph Perry pr 0 Balds'n 0 0 Snider ph Peterson pr 00 Totals 30 5 9 Totals 32 3 9 San Francisco 010 000 200- ca Philadelphia 000 001 04x- C7 -Hart, Pagan (2). Thomas (2), Johnson, Callison. Baldschun. Duffalo.

DP- San Francisco (1), Philadelphia (3), LOB--San Francisco 7, Philadelphia -Allen, Johnson, Triandos. 38- Hailer, Davenport. HR Hart (25) Pagan (1), Thomas (9), -Mays, Baldschun. -Thomas, Baldschun, IP RER BB SO Estelle 6 0' Dell (L, 8-7) Duffalo Mahaffey Shantz Baldschun (W, 6-5) Tennessee basketball star, has decided to retire from professional basketball, Hawks owner BEN KERNER announced yesterday. He was a 6-foot-10 reserve for the Hawks for seasons.

The Los Angeles baseball Dodgers recalled lefty PETE RICHERT from their Spokane farm team in the Pacific Coast League. Richert had a 7-8 record with Spokane. JIMMY PARKER of St. Louis eliminated JEFF BROWN of Carmichael, in the first round of the United States singles tennis tournament at Forest Hills, N. 6-4, 6-4.

CLIFF BUCHHOLZ, another St. Louisan, lost to CRAWFORD HENRY of Atlanta, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2. including RAFAEL OSUNA of Mexico, men's champion, and BUENO of defending, Brazil, defending women's champion, won. St. Louis was defeated by Milwaukee, 13-0, in the men's world slow pitch softball tournament at Springfield, O.

Sovereign, which defeated Kurewa six times in eight races, was named as the British challenger for the America's Cup. FRANK GORMAN, a 26-yearold Navy lieutenant from New York, and JEANNE COLLIER, 18, from Phoenix, Ariz, won the 3- meter springboard diving events in the Olympic trials and earned places on the U.S. team. LEAGUE L. Pet.

.600 .599 .579 -522 .507 .500 .496 .445 .387 .368 GB 3 14 21 29 City 7 (10 5 (10 in- LEAGUE 9-11) at Los 11-7) at Kan- at Chicago at Washing- at Minnesota Angeles game and for the game. Tigers Get Their Kicks In Practice Session Baltimore (Barber Angeles (Brunet 1-1) New York (Downing sas City (Odum 0-0) (Horlen on 10-8) Cleveland (Siebert 5-5) Detroit (Lolich 14-7) ton (Narum 9-11) Boston (Lamabe 9-10) (Kaat 15-7) Games Baltimore at New a York at Boston at Cleveland at Detroit at fith drove in runs in the Charlie Smith Mets in the LEAGUE Los Angeles Kansas Minnesota Chicago, 2 Washington two Los first homered second COLUMBIA, Sept. 5 (AP) -Missouri's football squad got some relief from the heat yesterday and spent time working on kicking goal line defense, and defense against field goals as final preparations for a gametype scrimmage in Memorial stadium today. Missing from drill were two players on the No. 1 unit, fullback Gus Otto and tackle Butch Allison.

Otto suffered an ankle sprain Thursday; Allison is suffering from a sore throat. Bill Leistritz, George Comfort and Bill Bates, the latter a sophomore quarterback, did the extra-point field goal kicking. League MILWAUKEE CINCINNATI AB AB Carty 11 Ruiz 2b 4 0 Cline cf 0 Keough 1b 4 Maye If 4 1 Pinson cf 4 Aaron rf 3 0 Robins'n If F. Alou rf Queen rf 3 0 0 M'thews 3b 4 2 Edwards 3 Torre 1h Card'as ss Bailey Boros 3b Menke s8 3 0 Rose ph-2b Wood'd Cloninger 2h 00 3 0 0 Jay Cole'an ph 1 8 Totals 33 2 7 Totals 30 0 3 Milwaukee 000 002 000- Cincinnati 000 000 000-0 RBI Matthews. Edwards.

DP 1. LOB Milwaukee 5. Cincinnati 5. 2B Bailey, Pinson. HR Mathews (22).

SB Maye. IP ER BB SO Cloninger, 16-12) Jay. Ellis (L, 9-10) 00 0010 00 ONe 1 BOSTON MINNESOTA AB AB Schilling 2b 5 Rollins 3h 4 Mantilla If 5 3 Ver'lles 5 4 Yastr'ski cf 5 0 Oliva rf 5 2 Stuart 1b Kill'rew If 4 Thomas rf 0 Allison If Malzone 3h 4 0 Mincher 1b Bressoud Hall Rees ef pr-1b 0 Tillman Heffner Battey Jones ph Zi'erman ph i Kostro 2h Kindall 2b Totals 39 3 9 Grant Totals 40 14 16 Boston 200 000 001- 3 Minnesota 013 011 35x- RBI-Schilling, Mantilla (2), Versalles (2), Oliva (4), Killebrew (3), Mincher, Hall, Battey. E--Schilling, Stuart, Bressoud, Killebrew, Kostro, Oliva DP -Boston 1. LOB- -Boston 9, Minnesota 5.

Tillman, Bressoud (2), Mantilla. Versalles. HRMantilla (25). Killebrew (45), Versalles (18), Oliva (2) (30). RER BB SO Heffner 6-7) 6 6 5 Gray 5 C1 0 2 Ritchie 3 Grant (W, 12-10) 9 9 3 Gray.

PB--Tillman. A-0318. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Columbus 5, Chattanooga 1 Birmingham 7. Charlotte 3 Asheville 8, Lynchburg 1 Knoxville 9, Macon 4 DALLAS, Sept. 5 (AP) The big names of golf continue to have to fight off the rookies.

Chuck Courtney of La Jolla, a 23-year-old who has been a pro less than a putted his way to a underpar 65 yesterday for the firstround lead in the $40,000 Dallas Open. Tied for second with 66s were rookie George Archer of Gilroy, and veterans Charles Sifford, Fred Haas and Frank Beard. Tony, Evans, another newcomer, a 67. Chuck Courtney 32-33-65. 66 Charles Sifford, George Archer, Fred Haas, Frank Beard.

67-Miller Barger, Doug Higgins, Don January, Doug Sanders, Tony Evans, Charles Coody, Don Cherry. 68-- Archie Dadian, Dave Hill, Bob Harrison, R. H. Sikes, Claude King. 69-Gordon Jones, Bob.

Goetz, Mason Rudolph, Buster Cupit. Bob Duden, Tommy Bolt. Kermit Zarley, Fred Marti. Ramond Floyd, Billy Casper, Gay Brewer. 70 -Dave Ragan, Tommy Jacobs, Jim Ferree, Billy Maxwell, Dick Bury, Bob Adamson, Don Massengale Henry Ransom, Butch Baird, Dow Finsterwald, Lou Ahrens, Fomer Soccer Star, Dies Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.

for Louis J. Ahrens, former soccer star here, at Resurrection Catholic Church, with burial in Mount Olive cemetery. Lou died Thursday from a heart attack. He was 57 years old. In 1920s, Lou played with such teams as Vesper Buick, Hellrung-Grimm and Coca Cola.

He was a forward. His death is the third among former soccer greats here in the past two weeks. Harry Ratican and Dike Brannigan died previously. Mr. Ahrens is survived by his wife, Clara, a son, Thomas S.

Ahrens, and a daughter, Eileen J. Shaw. The body is at Gebken Chapel, 2630 Gravois avenue. Baptist Softball Senior women--Mary Ann 5. Tower Grove 1 Senior men Maryland Blues 3, Tower Grove Reds 2 Junior boys, all-star game--South 19, North 5 TEXAS LEAGUE San Antonio 5, Austin 3 Albuquerque 7, El Paso 3 Tulsa 3, Fort Worth 2 Baseball Games CLEVELAND AB Salmon rf 2 Howser 58 3 0 Chance 1b 3 1 Wagner If 5 0 Alvis 3b 5 1 Azcue 0 Daval'lo cf 4 Held 2h Tiant MeMahon 1 0 Totals 37 5 9 CHICAGO McCraw If 4 AB Weis 2b Buford 2b Peters ph Robinson rf Ward 3h Skowron 1b Hansen 58 Landis cf Martin Pizaro Step'ns ph H'hh' g'r rf Totals 39 613 None out when winning run scored.

Cleveland 100 000 210 Chicago 000 100 210 RBI-Wagner, Alvis, Tiant, Buford, Ward (3), Skowron, Hansen. F--Buford, Martin, McCraw. Hansen, Hershberger. LOB -Cleveland 7, Chicago 8. 2B-Martin, Ward.

HR--Alvis (15), Hansen (16), Ward (19), Skowron (16), SB-Salmon. -Howser 2, Pizarro. IP 10 RER BB SO Tiant 3 3 1 6 McMahon (L, 6-4) 00 3 Pizarro Fisher Wilhelm 7-8) 2 McMahon' faced 2 men in 10th. BALTIMORE LOS ANGELES Snyder If 5 AB 0 0 Schaal 3b AB 5 Aparicio S8 0 2 Fregosi s8 Siebern 1b 3 Simth If 3 B. Rob'ns'n Adeock 1b 4 Bowens rf Clinton rf 3h 3 Power 1b 0 Lau Rodgers Brandt 2h cf 0 0 Reich dt cf Adair Knoop 2h Pin'la ph 1 0 Newman 3 Roberts Orsino Saver'e ph Totals 34 711 pr Johns'n ph Totals 33 1 6 Baltimore 000 020 000 02x- 001-1 Los Angeles 003 RBI--Adair.

Fregosi, Adcock (4), Clinton. -Smith, Newman. DP1, Angeles 2. LOBBaltimore 9, Los Angeles 6. 2B---Aparicio, Lau, Fregosi, Clinton.

HR--Smith (10), Adeock 2 (20). TP ER BB SO Roberts, (L, 11-7) 3 6 3 3 Estrada Vineyard Jones Newman, (W, 11-8) 9 6 4 2 A-9737. Mrs. Handelman 83,000 Expected Wins Tourney To See Pro Grid With 79 Score Doubleheader 3 0 City Shooting a 79, Mrs. Stanley Handelman of Meadowbrook won low gross in the first flight of the women's District Golf Association tournament at Sunset Country Club.

Mrs. James Medart of Glen Echo won second flight with 86; Mrs. Charles Morgan of Sunset third flight with 94 and Mrs. E. H.

Gary of Normandie fourth flight with 99. The best-ball twosome prize was won by Mrs. Robert Flynn of Algonquin and Mrs. Richard of Westwood with a 66. Dalton, Harry Esserman and Mrs.

Jay Straus of Westwood took second flight with 68. Mrs. Caye Scharff and Mrs. E. H.

Gray of Normandie won the combined third and fourth flights with a 69. Glen Echo won the first and second flights team title with 149. Sunset took third and fourth flights with 155. Orioles Beat Affton And Capture Title Defeating the Afftons, 13-2, the Orioles won the championship in the Class A Khoury Metropolitan baseball league last night. It was the deciding game of a best-of-three series.

Each team had won one previous contest. Jim Johnson, pitching for the Orioles, held Affton to three hits. The winners pounded out 14 safeties and put the game on ice in the first inning with four runs. Orioles Affton AB RH ABRH Lewis 3b 5 2 2 Hanson ss 4 0 0 Adams 1b 5 1 3 R' d'm'er 2b 0.2 Gipson Halton of rf 3 3 1 3 Miller Lange er If 02 05 0 0 Wayne 1 Abm'yer 1b Ross If 2 1 Wick 3b 00 Caldwell 2b Yemm 00 ss 1 Snipes rf 0 Johnson 4 0 Heidorn Rodgers rf 1 Totals 40 13 14 Scheel cf -p 1 Totals 28 2 3 Innings 123 456 789 Orioles 400 001 430- 13 Affton 000 001 01x- NO St. Louis Area Sports Schedule TODAY BASEBALL Cardinals vs.

Chicago at Busch Stadium, 1:30 p.m. HORSE RACING- -Fairmount Park, 8 p.m. PRO FOOTBALL Cardinals Ve. Washington at Norfolk, 7:30 p.m, (Radio broadcast on Station KMOX). CRICKET--United States vs.

Midwestern All-Stars at Forest Park field, 11:30 a.m. (field located about two blocks east of Jefferson Memorial). TENNIS -Muny Parent Child and Father-Son tourney at Tower Grove Park courts. CANOE RACE Current river race, starts at 2 p.m. at Big Springs State Park, near Van Buren, and first day's distance ends at Bay Nothing.

MIDGET RACES -100-mile midget race at Du Quoin, 1:30 p.m. Friday's Fights By the Associated Press MIAMI BEACH, Jose Torres, 157, New York, outpointed Gomeo Brennan, 160, the Bahamas, 10 rounds. MELBOURNE, Bob Allotey, 116, Ghana, outpointed Billy Brown, 114, Manila, 12. CLEVELAND, Sept. 5 (UPI)Professional football's best buy, two games for the price of one, gets its once a year exposure tonight in Cleveland's Municipal Stadium.

A sellout crowd, surpassing 83,000, will pack the ball park where it took the baseball Indians the entire month of August to draw the same number. In the opener, eastern division fans will turn out to see if the New York Giants are slipping when they meet the Detroit Lions. The nightcap could be a preview of the December championship affair as the much-improved high-scoring Browns meet the Green Bay Packers led by reinstated Paul Hornung. Other games on the final preseason weekend find undefeated Minnesota at Hershey, facing the Philadelphia Eagles; Dallas takes on Chicago in New Orleans, the San Francisco 49'ers meet the Rams in Los Angeles; St. Louis tackles Washington in Norfolk, and on Sunday Baltimore plays Pittsburgh in the annual Hall of Fame game at Canton, 0.

In the American League, Denver entertains winless Boston; Buffalo takes on New York in Wilkes Barre, and Oakland travels to San Diego tonight. Lions Sign McElhenny DETROIT, Sept. 5 (AP) National Football League veteran halfback Hugh McElhenny has been signed and added to the Detroit Lions' 1964 roster, Coach George Wilson announced yesterday. McElhenny, once. a star halfback with the San Francisco 49ers was recently released by the New York Giants.

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