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I A Srea( 4f 6-5 if JIM MURRAY r. lous snaps crave Hot-Hitting Rico Carty Absent From Star List Hoyt Wilhelm Makes Mound Trip 'Step-Child Of Sport' ATLANTA (AP) Jose St. Louis' 2-0 lead. The Braves Cardenals two-run single off added a run in the seventh on a Hoyt Wilhelm, who was making single by Gonzalez and a double V-5 1 i 1 jVp-- LOS ANGELES It was the fourth quarter of the sixth the 1.000th pitching appearance by Hal King. i tn a shakv of nis career, capped a four-runi Joe Torre, who had struck out game and the Lakers ere clinging precduoih a shakv Sun(jay jous t0 20-point lead.

The home crowd's hearts were pounding, paims and gave he St Cardinas the pIatet sIammed a two-run were sweating. a 6 5 victory over Atlanta, snap- homer in the Cards' fourth. nn- t-ive uu'" The ping the Braves' winning Rico Cartv delivered Atlanta's 'Hang on. Lakers. the imploied Dun gne up.

int at streak to 28 Lakers naa tneir uacKs 10 me i Jne cardinals, who had lost ing his hitting fight all evening a 20-point lead at the end of the first five games in a row and nine of games. a h.v, hH shrunk tn a heart-in the-mouth. 19 point their previous 10. trailed 5-21 st.louis Atlanta AARON CARTY when Richie Allen opened the caidenai niiii s.ackn 37 I CTaylor rf 5 0 0 0 Millan 2b ninth with his ninth homer. Maxe ll ss 0 0 0 0 HAa'on rf lead by the end of the third quarter.

On the New York Knicks' bench, they were smirking. Tr TorroV knub If 4 110 Carty If Auiito anisic jviiwvucu uui i KcriAiien 3b 4 I 1 Lum If Torrp 4 13 2 Cepeda lb Thev were convinced the Lakers' necks would begin to swell, I Atlanta starter George Stone i Thou hnH iho Lakers and Julian Javier and Vic Dav- Javier 2b D.ivaltlio rf Galliano lb 4 110 4 0 0 0 4 111 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 110 2 0 11 3 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 '000 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5S 4 110 CBover 3b 1110 Kinq 3 0 10 Gonzalez cf 3 0 0 0 Didier 10 0 1 Garr ph 2 0 0 0 GStone 1 0 0 0 Pnddv 0 0 0 0 Wilhelm umi me.r m.u. poked singles off reliever'g-i right where they wanted them. Nineteen points is point-blank Bob pri(Jd fim basest NEW YORK (AP) Ric Carty of the Atlanta Braves, th National League's leading hit ter, was left off the ballot Sun day in nominations for the start ing line-up in the All-Star Game. Carty, leading the league with a .427 average after Saturday's game, now must depend on a write-in campaign to gain a berth among the starters for the annual baseball classic that will be played this year at Cincinnati on July 14.

The omission of Carty, who also has a 27-game hitting streak, from the NL nominating list followed the pattern set last week with the release of the American League nominees. In balloting for the AL team, Detroit's Al Kaline turned up among the missing. The results of the latest balloting were announced Sunday by Commissioner Bowie Kugh and, besides the glaring omission, showed the Chicago Cubs leading the way with every starter except one nominated. The Cubs' entire infield of Ernie Banks, Glenn Beckert, Don Kessinger and Ron Santo, outfielders Billy Williams and John Callison and catcher Randy Hundley gained places on the ballots. Every team has at least one nominee among the 48 players range for the Knicks.

It would be like gassing canaries 40-year-old bringing the Wilhelm out of the bullpen. 0 like Thff Lnkprc of 1970 are a peculiar fighting force Wilhelm retired Joe Hague onjCamo'si 0 0 Aspromte pn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 4 116 Total 22 5 6 5 000 200 0 0 4 I 000 400 100 i a ground ball as one run scored.1. Total i i St Louis the Boy Allies. To find an historical parallel, they would he like an armv which has overrun all enemy positions. wdiivoi uvi uu L-ft; ill itrii-1 Atlanta DP-AtUnia 1.

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SB-Brock. Jackbon. BENCH fhpn hviPripallv nulling back and suing for peace. They were set the stage for Cardenal's go SANTO NUMBER 1,000 Atlanta Braves' relief pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm, right, approaches manager Luman Harris on the mound Sunday at Atlanta Stadium as the 46-year-old Wilhelm becomes the first pitcher in baseball history to appear in 1,000 games. The knuckle ball specialist saved a Brave win Saturday night, but the St.

Louis Cardinals ruined the special occasion Sunday by handing him a loss. (AP Wirephoto) to a nulp and aneaa single. I IP RERBBSO i Torrez .6 4 4 4 2 3 a McCool 2 1 1 10 a firinc stiuadi Tony Gonzalez ripped like a fighter who has his opponent beaten keeps looking up at the clock. They were asking for a blindfold, an elephant cowering three-run homer for the Braves 1 tiZltT 'iIJ 8 2 0 from a mouse, into 'in the fourth inning, capping a Pridd7 0 22200 Offv slamming a lion treed bv a lamD, a rear-ennine 1 0 0 10 four-run uprising which erased a wall in a panic to get away from a stock Edsel. at 75,000 reta'l outlets coast to coast.

The balloting is being conducted by the Gillette Company. The nominated players: First basemen-Richie Allen, St. Louis; Ernie Banks, Chicago; Orlando Ceoeda, San Francisco; Lee May, Cincinnati; Wi'-lie San Francisco; Wes Parker, Los Angeles. Second basemen Glenn Beckert, Chicago; Tommy Helms, Cincinnati; Julian Javier, St. Louis; Felix Milan, Atlanta; Joe Morgan, Houston Ted Sizemore, Los Angeles.

Sho'tstoos-Bud Harrelson, New York; Says He Might Make World 600 whose names will appear on the Don Kessinger, Chicago; Hal Lanier, San Francisco; Denis Menke. Houston; Fred t-rancisco; uems nerate. nuusiun; rrcu Richard Petty Goes Home ic .,11 -ii x. 26 million ballots Which Will bdPatek, Pittsburgh; Maury Wills, Lcs An apieL Third basemen-Clete Boyer, Atlanta; Richie Heoner, Pittsburgh; Coco Labov, Montreal, Tony Perez, Cincinnati; Ron Santo, Chicago; Mike Shannon, St. Louis.

Catchers Johnn Bench, Cinicrmati; Jerry Grote, New York; Tom Haller, Los Anqeles; Randy Hundley, Chicago; Tim McCarver, Philadelphia; Joe Torre, St. Louis. Outfielders Hank Aaron, Atlanta; John Callison. Chicago; Pete Rose, Cincinnati; Tommie Agee, Mew York; Roberto Clemente, Pittsburqh; Willie Star-gell, Pittsburqh; Matty Alou, Pittsburqh; Willie Davis, Los Angeles; Rusty Staub, Montreal; Bobby Bonds, San Francisco; Larry Hisle, Philadelphia; Bob Tolan, Cincinnati; Lou Brock, St. Louis; Cleon Jones, New York Billy Williams, Chicago; Ollie Brown, San Diego; Willie Mays, San Francisco; Jim Wynn, Houston.

World 600 at Charlotte (N.C.) Motor Speedway, May 24th. When he left Florence, Petty was picked up in a private car by his wife and friends. They were headed home for Randleman, N.C. Crew chief and brother, Maurice, will be busy the next two or three weeks. Three Plymouths were totaled at Darlington.

On the first day of qualifying, Petty was practicing after he had qualified seventh fastest in a winged Superbird. Coming off the same fourth turn, he went into a wild ride when the car smashed against the wall. The steering locked and the available to the public during June as the fans vote for the players who will start in the All-Star Game. Starting pitchers and reserves will be selected by the All-Star managers as in the past. Nominations were made by a poll of major league managers and player representatives.

Fans still -may vote for any players not listed by entering their names in write-in spaces provided. Voting will begin May 30 and run through June 28 with ballots available at all baseball games during June at both major and minor league ball parks. In addition, they also can be obtained For Sports Results Dial 232-8171 The Lakers, you see, are a Stepchild of Sport one of that forlorn breed of guys who finishes second the Lost Tribe of Basketball. Billy Conn knows how they feel. So does Sam Snead.

The 1964 Phillies belonged to the club. So do the San Francisco Giants, the University of Wisconsin Rose Bowl teams, Jim Ryun, the runner, and any America's Cup challenger. Lots of guys have never won the National Open. But "when you keep getting within one putt, one hole, or one swing of it like Sam Snead you make the Lost Battalion. Lots of guys have never won the heavyweight championship, but when you get within jabbing range of it as Billy Conn got you're in.

Lots of teams have lost pennants but not when they get two weeks to win, like, one game to do it. I SBVKN OUT OF NINE Lots of teams have never won the NBA championship. But the Los Angeles Lakers have gone to the post seven times. In nine years. Once a ball hit the rim and rolled Off the wrong way.

Another time, last year, they lost the last two games by a total of three points. This is a team that has to go into a playoff like a guy looking in a dark cellar for an armed fugitive. They are like a mountain climber who keeps expecting an avalanche within sight of the summit. It is an axiom of sports that champions win championships. The Lakers have been operating on short money in the pivot or front court for years.

But they had two of the greatest five players who ever played the game Elgin Baylor and Jerry West. If Elgin Baylor had as many kneecaps as a lettercarrier, the team would not have to go into the fourth quarter like a guy trying not to wake his wife. The Lakprs added Wilt Chamberlain and now they had THREE of the greatest ever to play the game. But Wilt came up with the first serious injury of his life. That's the way it is with the Lakers.

Sam Snead would understand. Billy Conn could be seen nodding sympathetically in a corner. "The putt was only 18 inches!" you could hear Sam explaining. "I had only to dodge for two rounds and he couldn't find me with a dog!" you could hear Conn screaming. But the Lakers brushed through the cobwebs and found only a rigged-up ghost the other night.

They managed to smiiaclp thpir 90-nnint lead hnmp car shot diagnally across the front straight, traveling some 400 yards against pit wall. During the race, teammate Pete Hamilton wrecked in the third turn and straddled the guard rail as another Superbird was wrecked. Driving a new Roadrunner which had been brought back for the race, Petty was riding third and having handling difficulties with the car which had been used exclusively as a short track racer. Time after time, he brushed the wall and fishtailed between turns one and two, fighting the steering wheel trying to stay in contention. Then the wreck came.

The total expense of losing these three cars is staggering. Some $10,000 and maybe more was probably invested in each one. The Pettys will have to work long and hard to get two cars ready by the World 600. One for Petty, if he is able to drive, and the other for Hamilton. Another problem that exists is the point race.

Entering the 400-miler, Petty led with 991, but Bobby Isaac (937), Bobby Allison (932) and James Hylton (920) were on his heels. And while Petty, who is eager to win his third championship, is absent all three challengers have openly admitted they are running for the title. 1 CAN YOU INVEST $12500 CASH We are offering a unique investment opportunity to qualified individuals who possess the desire and ability to operate one of our "der Chees n' Wurst" restaurants as a Manager-Partner. Those accepted will be provided a complete operating unit and will be thoroughly trained in all facets of our operation. A Manager-Partner will receive a salary plus a pre-determined percentage of net profits and will have an option to purchase additional units.

Only those individuals with required capital and interested in immediate action need apply. Write to: By DAVID HOWELL News Sports Writer Before the Rebel 400 cranked up Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway, a fan standing inside the infield fence entering the first turn waved a very noticeable sign. It read, "Petty, No. 1." For years, the popularity of Richard Petty, who emerged from a shv country bov to XASCAR's Grand National all-time winner and top money collector, has been fantastic. That smile was always there and he was never seen to refuse those stylish autographs after races.

lli.s popularity came to light on the 177th lap when his 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner crashed coming off the fourth turn, slamming the inside wall and going airborne. Then it flipped four or five times before digging into the pit wall, spinning and coming to rest on its top. Petty was taken from the raceway infirmary to a Florence hospital for treatment and observation. He received a standing ovation from the 42,000 spectators when they learned he was all right. A wire report Sunday said he was released that morning from McLeod Infirmary.

His shoulder was bandaged and his left arm in a sling when he walked out. Asked how he felt, the 32-year-old factory-backed driver replied, "My danged shoulder hurts." His wife, Lynda, said earlier her husband had been told by doctors he should not drive any type car for four to five weeks. Petty though, indicated he hopes to be driving again as soon as possible. "I might not make Charlotte, but then again I might," he said in reference to his future racing plans and possibility of making the Vice President Marketing THE PIZZA INN, INC. Arlinqton, Texas 76010 P.

O. Box 1-186 2H1-6221 AP Wirephoto PETE HAMILTON TANGLES WITH RAIL In Saturday's Rebel 400 In replying please include telephone number! In the locker room, I sidled up to both Jerry West and Elgin Baylor, getting knee soaked, or thumbs injected. "You've G-Sox Divide Twin Bill; Return Home Tonight been here before," I suggested. "This may be the last time, eh?" They both stared off into distance as if at the ghost vi iiiiicioco pant. 1 111.11 ciiuinLi ao ouuiv.

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Greenviue had won the opener, 6-4. The two clubs will play at Meadowbrook Park Monday. zero again. on a five-run outburst in the second inning as the G-Sox put together four hits, the big one being a double by Bill Brown. John Stephen hit a solo home run in the bottom of the sixth.

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