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Timnn, mMCCv, ptember 12, 1973 PAGE TWO SECTION THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR Baseball's Top Ten American League Boxes NFL Transactions NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Place kicker Mike Clark and corner back John Outlaw, placed on waivers; wide receiver Paul Hyatt, acquired on waivers from St. Louis Cardinals; defensive tackle Arthur Moore, acquired on waivers from San Francisco 49ers; linebacker Steve Kiner, acquired on waivers from the Washington Redskins; defensive end Fred Dl Bernard), acquired on waivers from the Baltimore Colts; offensive tackle Leon Gray, acquired on waivers from the Miami Dolphins, Where's Willie? Gee, I Don't Know American League Roundup Robinson Paces Orioles7 Victory traveling secretary for the Mets, said Mays had phoned Lamotte Tuesday and was waiting for the doctor's return call. Asked about Mays' absence, Berra said, "I don't know." MORE BASEBALL Mays wasn't the only player injured in Sunday's Met-Expo game. Montreal's Ron Hunt, a former Met, aggravated a damaged cartilage in his left knee and will be out the rest of the season. Hunt was Montreal's leading hitter Former Tucson Toro first baseman Tony Muser, now of the Chicago White Sox, will undergo surgery today to repair cartilage in his left knee Philadelphia Manager Danny Ozark has been fined $200 by National League President Chub and Chicago at California in late games on the West Coast.

Robinson's ninth homer of the baseball season, off Marty Pattin, 13-14, followed a two-run bases-loaded single by Don Baylor. All of the scoring came after Al Bumbry beat out an infield single for one of his four hits and was forced for the second out. A ground rule double by Tommy Davis and a walk to Boog Powell loaded the bases for Baylor. Bumbry, who has gone 15-for-21 in his last five games, tripled home a run in the BALTIMORE (AP) -Brooks Robinson's three-run homer capped a five-run third inning rally and Baltimore's defense turned over four double plays, pacing the Orioles to an 8-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox Tuesday night. The triumph gave the Orioles a 5-game lead in the American League East with a seven-game bulge in the loss column.

In other American League action Tuesday, Cleveland defeated New York, 7-3; Detroit got past Milwaukee, 4-2 and Minnesota whipped Texas, 6-3. Kansas City was at Oakland ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Acquired defensive end Bob Crumm ol Arizona from Houston Oilers, running back Don Shv from Chicago Bears, running back Jim Otis from Kansas Citv Chiefs and center Warren Koegel from Oakland Raiders all on waivers; lost wide receiver Fred Hvatt to New England Patriots and running back Steve Jones to Buffalo Bills on waivers. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Defensive tackle Ron Blllingslev placed on injured reserve; running back Odeli Lawson, tree agent, signed. Acauired safety Jerry Moore from Chicago tor future draft choice.

BUFFALO BILLS Safety Maurice Tyler, tight end John Mosier, defensive ends Allen Aldridge and Ken Lee, deten slve lineman Dave Long, cut. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Tackle Ernie Wright, rookie running back Otis Cooper from San Jose State and rookie tight end Gary Parrls from Florida State, all waived; placekicker Gunther Enz, waived injured. BALTIMORE COLTS Wide receiver Eddie Hinton, running back John svkes. Brry and rookie liBernardi, cut. PITTSBURGH STEELERS Often-sive lineman Mel Holmes and wide receiver Glenn Scolnlk olaced on waivers.

LOS ANGELES RAMS Linebacker Dean Halverson and safety Bill Drake, both waived; offensive tackle Tim Stokes, injured reserve. PIER EXOTIC bach as his No. 1 quarterback Tuesday and promised veteran Craig Morton a trade to another team if Morton so wished Unsigned New York Jet fullback John Rig-gins and Jet Coach and General Manager Weeb Ewbank met Tuesday and both expressed optimism over the contract talks. The Jets also said that tight end Rich Caster, the tarn's leading receiver last season, has agreed to terms Scalpers apparently are trying to peddle their Washington football tickets before Congress lifts the ban on local telecasts of home games. Five 40-yard line seats in the mezzanine section, selling for $15 per chair, are among the Redskins tickets advertised in the classified sections of the local papers.

The notice stipulates that more than the $525 original purchase price must be offered for them. BASKETBALL Duke University basketball coach Bu-cky Waters resigned Tuesday to become an administrative assistant in the institution's division of health affairs The American Basketball Assn. would operate the Memphis Tarns if owner Charlie Finley "thows up his hands and quits," new ABA Commissioner Mike Storen said Aaron All fourth and scored on a single by Rich Cogging which chased Pattin. Dave McNally, 16-14, eased out of a first inning bases-loaded jam when Orlando Cepeda hit a double-play grounder. Two more twin killings ended the second and fourth innings, and another came in the fifth after Bob Montgomery doubled and scored on a single by Doug Griffin.

Oscar Gamble hit a bases-empty home run in the first inning and singled home another run in the midst of a three-run flurry in the third, leading the Indians to victory over the Yankees. Eric Soderholm knocked in two runs in a fourth-run fifth inning, to spark the Twins. The fifth-inning rally wiped out a 3-2 Texas lead and helped Joe Decker win his 10th game in 17 decisions. He needed relief help from Bill Hands, who hurled the last 3 innings. Detroit's Mickey Stanley slugged a two-run homer with two out in the 10th inning, to give the Tigers their victory over Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday night.

After Norm Cash walked with one out, pinch hitter Duke Sims popped up for the second out in the Tiger 10th. Stanley then provided the game-winner with a blast into the left field bleachers, his 16th homer of the baseball season. 1 Feeney for an altercation Saturday with umpire Shag Crawford. PRO FOOTBALL Dallas All-Pro guard John Niland underwent a psychiatric examination Tuesday in the wake of a disturbance at a Northeast Dallas home Monday night and was given the green light to work out with the Cowboys today. Police arrested Niland after a man and a woman said he was trying to enter their home Cowboy Coach Tom Landry named Roger Stau- Giants Aren't ATLANTA (AP) Hank Aaron's stomach ache proved to be more painful to the San Francisco Giants than to the Atlanta slugger, after he hammered career home run No.

710. Aaron's two-run homer in the third inning Monday night, keyed the Braves' 10-4 triumph over the Giants, dimming San AMERICAN LEAGUE Player Club AB Pet. CarewMIn 133 516 84 178 .345 W.HortonDet 102 380 41 120 .316 Murcer NY 143 552 76 172 .312 May Mil 139 561 90 174 .310 Munson NY 134 464 77 143 .308 OtisKC 138 539 86 163 .302 Cepeda Bsn 130 507 50 152 .300 T.Davis Bal 122 491 49 145 295 Scott Mil 139 532 85 157 .295 R.Jackson Oak 141 516 96 152 .295 Home Runs R.Jackson, Oakland, 31; Flsk, Boston, 26; D.May, Milwaukee, 25; F.Robinson, California, 25; Otis, Kansas City, 25; Bando, Oakland, 25; Burroughs, Texas, 25. Runs Batted In R.Jackson, Oakland, 112; Mavberry, Kansas City, 93, Scoff, Milwaukee, 91; D.May, Milwaukee, 90; Murcer, New York, 87. Pitching (13 Decisions) Hunter, Oakland, 18-4, McDaniel, New York, 12-3, Palmer, Baltimore, 19-8, Colborn, Milwaukee, 19-9, Blue, Oakland, 17-9, Holtiman, Oakland.

20-11, Hlller, Detroit, 9-5. Lee. Boston, 16-9, .640. NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club AB Pet. RoseCin 143 603 105 210 .348 Watson Htn 146 536 92 1 70 317 CedenoHtn 124 468 76 147 .314 MaddoxSF 124 500 70 156 .312 Cardenal Chi 127 459 74 1 43 312 T.Perez Cln 136 511 65 1S9 .311 HuntMon 113 401 61 124 .309 Singleton Mon 142 494 93 151 .306 Stargell Pgh 127 452 86 138 .305 GoodsonSF 102 384 37 116 .302 Home Runs DaJohnson, Atlanta, 40; Stargell, Pittsburgh, 39; Bonds, San Francisco, 38; Aaron, Atlanta, 37; Evans, Atlanta, 36.

Runs Batted In Stargell. Pittsburgh 105; Bench, Cincinnati, 101; L.Mav, Houston, 99; Singleton, Montreal, 94; Evans, Atlanta, 94; DaJohnson, Atlanta, 94. Pitching (13 Decisions) Stone, New Yok, 103, Sllllng-ham. Cincinnati. 17-8.

Gullett. Cincinnati, 17-8, Bryant, San Francisco, 21-10, Osteen, Los Angeles, 168, Locker, Chicago, 9-5, .643, 2 Tied With .640. Arizona's best finish in the Western Athletic Conference football standings was in 1964 when the Wildcats were tri-champions along with New Mexico and Utah. i unci enu Laid LlDf! Cunning Leads S'western Golf PINETOP Donna Cunning of Moon Valley Country Club in Phoenix captured medalist honors with a 78 in the Women's Southwestern Golf Championship at White Mountain Country Club Tuesday. No Tucson women made the championship flight cutoff.

Leila Turner, a three-time defending champ, shot a 79. Oro Valley Country Club members Pat Usgaard and Sherry Starr shot 93's while their teammate Elsie Smyth, the oldest woman entered, shot a 1092. Scores for Renee Hoiles from Skyline Country Club and Mary Holderness and Ire Oswalt of Tucson Country Club were not Right, "Hank and I are both chasing ghosts," said Johnson. The recipient of the red-hot Atlanta bats, rookie Wenty Ford, who gained the victory in his major league debut, tossing a five-hitter, is a sports writer in the off season and admitted if he had to write the story, "Aaron would be the lead you gotta lead with Aaron." Asked what he would most remember from his performance. Ford replied: "I'll always remember No.

710," he said grinning. "Hank hit it when I pitched." Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST won lost pet gb Baltimore 83 59 Boston 79 66 545 5' Detroit 77 69 .577 New York 72 73 .497 J21 3 Milwaukee 70 74 .486 14 Cleveland 64 84 ,432 22 WEST Oakland 83 60 580 Kansas Citv 78 65 54 5 5 Chicago 72 72 .500 IV Minnesota 70 73 489 t3 California 65 75 464 16' Texas 50 93 349 33 Tuesday's Results Baltimore 8. Boston 3 Cleveland 7. New York 3 Detroit 4. Milwaukee 2.

10 innings Minnesota 6. Texas 3 Kansas Citv at Oakland Chicago at California TODAY'S GAMES Milwaukee (Bell 9-8 and Lockwood 5-10) at Baltimore (Palmer 19-8 and Hood 2-21. 2. twl-nlght. Boston (Morel 1M) at New York (McDaniel 12-3), night.

Texas (Clvde 6 or Merrltt 5-11) at Minnesota (Bane 04), night. Kansas Citv (Sollttorft 15-11) at Oakland (Holtzman 20-11), night. Chicago (Forster 6-6) at California (Singer 17-12), night. Onlv games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST won lost pel gb Sf.

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Aaron, who now has 37 home runs for the season as he closes in on Babe Ruth's all-time record of 714 homers, was removed from the contest in the fourth inning, suffering from what Atlanta Manager Eddie Mathews called "severe stomach cramps." Aaron had singled in the opening inning before crashing a 1-2 fastball off righthander Don Carrithers that carried more than 400 feet over the left field fence, leaving him four short of Ruth. The 39-year-old Aaron, was attended by a physician after the game and Mathews said his star left fielder was all right. "The doctor says the cramps have stopped," said Mathews. Aaron, who Monday was named co-winner of the National League Player of the Week award for Sept. 3-9, was honored for his 709th career homer, hit Saturday night which added yet another record to Aaron's collection.

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