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COURIER-FOST, Camden, N. Monday, July 22, 1968 27 17 Unsigned Vets On Eagles9 Roster By RAY W. KELLY Courier-Post Staff an end from Colorado College, and Jim Murray, a center form Syracuse. READING, Pa. Contracts, or rather the lack of them, were the main topic of converstion yesterday as the Eagles opened full squad operations at their new Albright College training camp.

Seventeen of the 74 players on the roster haven't signed yet, 4 i'M A which wouldn't be usual except Saiizo Sets U.S. Mark AtAtco Ed Sanzo of Brooklyn, N.Y., drove his Chevy-powered 1933 that the majority of the unsigned are established players. Running backs Izzy Lang and Tom Woodeschick top the list of holdouts which includes Quarterback King Hill Willys to a national record in winning the Gas Supercharged -UPI-Courier-Post Telefax third inning and umpire John Rice prepares to signal the out. Orioles had last and best laugh, though, as they won two games from Detroit. LARRY HANEY could be looking for a hole in the ground after Tiger's Tom Matchick, caught Baltimore catcher off second base in Meet at Atco Dragway Saturday night.

Sanzo's 9.98 elapsed time (at defensive backs Joe Scarpati, Al Nelson, Jim Nettles and Ron Medved. plus linebackers Harold Wells, Mike Morgan and Fred Brown. Others include Gary Ballman, John Myers, Jim Skaggs, Lane Detroit's Lead Cut to 5V2 Games 140.62 miles per hour) broke the old mark of 10.03. Jersey Engineering finished second in the meet with a 10.50 clocking in a '40 Willys pickup. Howell Fred Hill, Gary Pet-tigrew, and Chuck Hughes.

It is expected that many of Norm Fryer of Wuliamstown Orioles Whip Tigers Twice was the weekend's only double the players will refuse to go through more than token workouts until they have ageed winner as he defeated Herb Richman both Saturday and last night as top super stock. Fryer to terms. fgsmmsGoslin Honoredzvvzxtmmmzq Pride of Salem Enters the Hall By HENRY QUINTON Courier-Post Staff COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. South Jersey moved into the national baseball spotlight today as Leon (Goose) Goslin, the pride and joy of Salem and Cumberland Counties, was inducted into the national pastime's Hall of Fame. A plaque honoring the former Detroit Tiger outfielder was one of three dedicated during solemn ceremonies at the hallowed shrine of the game's immortals at the sport's birthplace.

The other greats enshrined were Joe (Ducky) Medwick, ex-St. Louis Cardinal outfielder of Carteret, N.J., who was a 1934 World Series rival of the Goose, and Kiki Cuyler, former Chicago Cub infielder who was named posthumously. Goslin and Medwick were greeted on the front porch of the new National Baseball Library where the plaques were dedicated by some of the Hall of Famers they were to join. Included were Bill Terry, Lefty Grove, Bob Feller, Charley Gehringer, Ray Schalk, and Zack Wheat, all of whom could attest to Goslin's greatness through personal encounters; and former teammates Joe Cronin, Heine Manush, and Sam Rice. Other Hall members present were: Pie Traynor, and Lloyd Waner, who were in the National League with Medwick; Frank Frisch, who managed him in St.

Louis, and ex-Yankees Bill Dickey and Red Ruffing, who had their troubles with Goose in World Series and All-Star competition. Hall of Famer Joe McCarthy, who managed the 1929 champion Chicago Cubs of which Cuyler was a member, represented Kiki's teammates of that era. Kiki played against Goslin in the 1925 World Series and opposed all the returning greats mentioned, in addition to Hall member Ed Roush, who also was on hand. Goslin and Medwick were "informally" accepted last night at a party for the returning Hall of Famers in a downtown hotel. Baseball's official family was represented at the ceremonies by Commissioner William D.

Eckert, league presidents Warren C. Giles and Cronin; Ford C. Frick, now chairman of the Hall of Fame directors, and Will Harridge, American League chairman of the board. Also honored at the morning exercises were the late Damon Runyon, named recipient of the annual J. G.

Taylor Spink citation to a baseball writer; and Ray Larsen, of Illinois, who received the American Legion player of the year plaque. Goslin and Medwick were to be honored later at a luncheon and the day's festivities were to be closed by a game between the American League-leading Detroit Tigers and the Pittsburgh Pirates. The two leagues have been pitted against each other here since 1940, except for the war years, with the American League leading the series 11 to 9. The Baltimore Orioles stole a Dave Johnson led the Orioles Floyd Peters and Mel Tom won Saturday with a 12.40 e.t. at 98.75 mph and last night with to their key sweep as he col were the only players signed Elsewhere in the American sota swept a doubleheader from League, Boston beat Washington Oakland 7-5 and 10-0 and Chi-4-3 but lost the second game by cago beat California 5-1 but lost an identical 4-3 margin, second game 7-0.

a 12.25 clocking at 102.73 mph. lected three hits including a hotel banner in Detroit yesterday and then all but hijacked the league leading Detroit Tigers. yesterday, but they didn't draw half as much attention as a trio homer in the first game and two run-producinjr doubles in who dind't show up at all. The Tigers, who led the Hill, Skaggs and lineman Bill Warburton of Chester, Pa. made his debut a smashing success as he drove his fuel dragster to top eliminator victory last night in a time of 9.09 Mow They Stand Lynn Hoyem aim report on American League by games at the All-Star break 10 days the second game.

Frank Robinson collected two hits and drove time. If they don't have ex ago, had the lead sliced to 5'j ceptable excuses when they get at 140.40 mph. Bruce Thompson drove Nick Bonifante's dragster in a run in the first game to back Jim Hardin, who allowed just seven hits, including a two- here coach general manager Joe Kuharich might levy some games as they were wnippea twice by the Orioles 5-2 and 4-1 before 48,568 disappointed fans kind of punishment. Since three rookies are work' in Tiger Stadium. run homer by Tom Matchick The sweep gave the Orioles ing out with the college all- astars, the total number of Gene Brabender bailed Tom Phoebux out of a bases-loaded jam in the sixth inning of the second game and retired 11 players on hand has dropped to 68.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Scores Cincinnati 12, PHILLIES 6. Pittsburgh 6, Atlanta 0. Chicago 7, Los Angeles 2. St. Louis 2, New York 0.

New York 1, St. Louis 0. Houston 2, San. Fran. 1, 10.

San Francisco 6, Houston 1. Saturday's Scores Cincinnati 8, PHILLIES 3. San Francisco 1, Houston 0. St. Louis 2, New York 0.

Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 1. Los Angeles 5, Chicago 2. three victories in their four-game weekend series and left them tied for second place with Cleveland as they look forward to next weekend's three-game set with Detroit in Baltimore. Steal Series Banner AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Scores Cleveland 4, New York 1. New York 8, Cleveland 4.

Boston 4, Washington 3. Washington 4, Boston 3. Baltimore 5, Detroit 2. Baltimore 4, Detroit 1. Minnesota 7, Oakland 5.

Minnesota 10, Oakland 0. Chicago 5, California 1. California 7, Chicago 0. Saturday's Scores Oakland 2, Minnesota 1, 11. California 7, Chicago 6.

Baltimore 5, Detroit 3. Cleveland 3, New York 0. Boston 7, Washington 2. I he dip in population was to victory Saturday night. Bob Valente won street eliminator honors last night in a Chevy-powered '38 Coupe in 11.65 (115.83) while Bill Powell drove his '64 Chevy Malibu to victory Saturday night in 11.88 (115.97).

Gerald Campbell was top stock winner last night in his Pontiac Firebird in 12.99 at 107.91 mph with Saul Walker winning Saturday in 12.22 at 114.94 mph. In last night's feature, Vonifante defeated Joe Pir- straight batters to preserve the helped along by the cutting of victory. five free agents and two players who were with the team last The Orioles plan to have their year. newly acquired banner displayed In their clubhouse in The latter two were defensive back Jim Grey and guard Yanks Draw 10 Walks The Yanks scored four runs on bases-loaded walks to beat Cleveland in the second game. Steve Hargan allowed six walks in 2 innings and the Yanks Gorson Wright.

Baltimore. Ripped from the front of the Sheraton-Cadillac Turned loose were free agents Hotel in Detroit where the Standing of Clubs Bruce Bubnis, a guard from Standing of Clubs Orioles and most of the Ameri 1967 Finish W. L. Pet. GB.

1967 Finish W. L. Pet. GB. drew a total of 10 walks.

Steve Barber went 5 Innings and can League clubs stay, it reads: rone's Boss Hydro gas dragster in two straight runs. Bonifante turned a 9.20 at 160.42 mph in his A dragster. Pirrone's best time was 9.36 (149 mph). Welcome AL teams and Cardi Pitt; Bob Curington, a running back from North Carolina College; Norm Lcgacki, a defensive back from Michigan; Ed Loosll, then Lindy McDaniel came on to nals in October. 59 52 54 48 45 36 40 42 44 48 preserve the victory.

The hotel is already planning to host the Cardinals for the 61 50 46 46 48 47 45 45 1 St. Louis 7 Atlanta 5 PHILLIES 4 Cincinnati 2 San. Fran. 3 Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 10 New York 2 Detroit 6 Baltimore 8 Cleveland 1 Boston 5 California 2 Minnesota 10 Oakland 7 New York 4 Chicago .642 W2 .505 13 .505 13 .505 13 .490 14 .479 15'i .464 17 .453 18 .621 5'j .563 52 .522 9 .484 13 .484 13 .479 13 .473 14 .440 17 .363 24 World Series. But while the Cardinals, leading by VPA, are 45 48 45 49 43 48 40 51 a good bet to make it, the Orioles hope the Cardinals have to go to Baltimore for the 8 L.

Angeles 43 9 Houston 41 6 Washington 33 58 .427 20' series. G.B. Games Behind. Cleveland blew a chance to ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY move within iVj games of the Tigers when they lost to New York 8-4 in the second game after running their winning streak to six straight with a 4-1 G.B. Games Behind.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Today's Schedule California (Murphy 2-2) at Minnesota (Roland 2-0) (TW). Oakland (Hunter 7-8) vs. Chicago (Fisher 4-5) at Milwaukee (N). Cleveland (Siebert 10-5) at Baltimore (Adamson 0-0) (N). Boston (Lonborg 0-3) at New York (Verbanic 3-3), (N).

(Only games scheduled.) victory in the opener. NATIONAL XEAGUE Today's Schedule PHILLIES (Fryman 10-9) at St. Louis (Carlton 9-5) (TW). New York (Ryan 6-8) at Atlanta (Britton 4-3) (N). Houston (Giusti 5-10) at Los Angeles (Kekich 1-3) (N).

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