Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 22

Johnson Nips Yaslrzcmski THE STATE JOUtYlL Lansing East Michigan X-2 Oct. 2 1970 Angriest Angel AL Bat King JACKPOT DOUBLES Sat. 9 4 11 P.M.; Sun. 10 P.M. OPEN BOWLING DAILY 9 to 6 P.M.

4 After 9 P.M. LANSING RECREATION CENTER 1115 S. Washington IV 4-4382 By pick onrii ANVHiiitoH IY Wilier California' I EARLY OPENING, 4:30 P.M. AFTER M.S.U. FOOTBALL GAME HOLLAND safely In only 34 of the 157 Karnes in which he appeared, said llie silver hat he'll receive, emblematic of the liit-tuiK crown, "will lie an excellent addition to my trophy case.

I think I'll put it on top of the case and let il do my talking" The Algols blew a 3-0 lead with two out in the ninth when Walt Williams slammed a three-run homer, then fell be-hind on Rill Melton's 33rd homer in the 13th before rally- Imiiiiii'oi' lo 1 1 1 liit In the fifth for III -JIKInl till of the yenr. Willi Hie lill Hoeiireil, lie was Ininie-illalely lt'ilaeed liy plnelimn-ner Jay Johnstone. "SoinelMMly told me In-fore llie caino tiiat II would lake three hits to win," the usually veteran said. "So I was t-uiiKlit by surprise when they put Jay In lo run for inc. Hut when I saw him come mil of the diiKout, I figured I must lie on top." Johnson, who failed to hit In oilier iviitiliir xottMin fiiui lev, Ititlttmoro Minded .1 for i liili record wniniiii; vtiv.iK of It ijiiiiies, Minnokolrt Wanked Kutisms t'u i IVIroll miiioeiod pnl ('lowland 1 0 Hihl OnkUind Ix-tit Mthxauketi 5 i.

JivhiiMin, rMttlliij; lemloff for die in tils lllh lumr lud to I Vustrieinskl, UmiHvd mil in (he first IiiiiIiik, lined Millie to tn the ItMixl and then outloKi'd IiIkIi ing for two runs in the bottom half to nail their fifth straight, victory. Ninth inning singles by Mi rv Kettenmund, i Salmon and Dave Johnson snapiicd a 2 2 lie at Baltimore, giving the Orioles their lOHth victory of the season and 40lh by a one-run margin. It was the Senators' 14th consecutive setback. Baltimore's Frank Robinson hit his 475th career homer, lying Stan Musial for 12th place on the all-time list. It was his 25th of the year.

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4 X-'Si wont 1 lor 4 in Hi" Kt Sox same Woviinvs- vi.tx n-' for "dup. Aynvd Oiviiinat! Ui winter in mtor-leasue sho lYiioi'nt. 27 year-old outfielder feuded with sports writers iiiul fought with on the way to his dramatic eotxiuest. But when he trotted oil the hold after his division scratch single, press box domrens joined an Anaheim crowd of 5.6S9 in a Ions, standing ovation. TRAVCODODGE MOTOR HOMES and EBjn follow inK ten straight weeks of football, hat does a learn do wiih an "open" dale.

Well, if you're Turf Kauffman's Lansing All Stars, you spend Saturday night doing exactly hat you've done the past Saturday evenings playing football. Although the All Stars have a break from Midwest Football League action, where they are currently in first place with an 8-0 record, play an exhibition game at Dayton Saturday night. Dayton was originally in the Midwest Football League and on the All Stars schedule, but financial difficulties forced it out of the league. However, il kept a team and asked the All Stars to fulfill their commitment. The Lansing team needs only one more regular season win to clinch a second straight title.

However, a playoff system has been added this year, which has the first and third place teams playing each other and the second and fourth. Then, the two winners will meet for (he crown. Lansing's next game is at home, Oct. 10, against the Detroit Cowboys at Memorial Stadium. The All Stars normally played at Centennial Field (Everett's Stadium), but a high school game will be played there that night.

LIAMSTON WATSON WIL 1 1T 655-2171 M-43 East of E. Lansing i tpmn MSI) Football AS Pel. SS 614 AS 30? .3:8 LI W. I'J 186 .3:8 Cubs Top 157 628 96 204 .325 86 17 .31 450 62 138 .307 Pltvtr Ctvk Bsn Oiiva Mm AP4TICI0 Crii Fo.e Clt F.ReU'nion Bal Vunson NY Smitft Bsn P.nifllJ KC Cater NY ALL DAf Sa Alt NIGHT 132 471 88 144 .306 SIGHTSEER MOTOR HOMES Interested In RENTING NEW BUYING USED 31 i i 1 Selectron Peerless Prep Prognosticator 131 450 5 137 .304 147 560 109 176 J03 144 542 54 163 .301 155 582 64 175 .301 WL Mets, Get 2nd Place (Final) AMERICAN LEAGUE East Pi t. GB Baltimore 108 54 New York 93 H9 .574 15 Boston 87 75 .537 21 Tigers 79 83 .488 2 Cleveland 76 86 .49 32 Washington ....70 92 .435 38 West I.

Pet. GB Minnesota 98 64 .605 Oakland 89 73 .549 California 86 76 .531 12 Milwaukee 65 97 .401 33 Kansas City ....63 97 .401 33 Chicago 56 106 .346 42 Thursday's Results Regular Season Ends Detroit 1, Cleveland 0 Baltimore 3, Washington 2 Minnesota 4. Kansas City 0 Oakland 5. Mllwaukee4 California 5, Chicago 4. 13 innings Only games scheduled.

NATIONAL LEAGUE East Pet. GB Pittsburgh 89 73 .549 Chicago 84 78 .519 5 New York 83 79 .512 6 St. Louis 76 86 .472 13 Philadelphia ...73 88 .453 15' Montreal 73 89 .451 16 West Pet. GB Cincinnati ....102 60 .630 Los Angeles ....87 74 .540 lty2 San Francisco .86 76 .531 16 Houston 79 83 .488 23 Atlanta 76 86 .469 26 San Diego 63 99 .389 39 Thursday's Results Regular Season Ends Chicago 4, New York I Philadelphia 2, Montreal 1, 10 innings Cincinnati 4, Atlanta 1 Houston 5, San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 9, St. Louis 5 Los Angeles 7, San Diego 4 i 132Q Horn Runs Howjrd.

Wisnmgton. 44; Killrtrew. Vinrsol. 41; Yastriemski, Boston. 40; Comgnaro.

Boston. 36; J.Pownll, Baltimorl. 35. Runt Bitted In Howard. Washington.

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Minnesota. 113; Ollva, Minnesota, 107. Pitching IS Decisions Nam Address 101.7 FM Cueiiar. Baltimore, 24-8. McNaitv, Baltimore, raimrr, pammgrc.

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on WILS HOLLAND By TOM SALADINO Associated Press Sports Writer The Chicago Cubs are a little bit richer today thanks to Ferguson Jenkins and the Philadelphia Phillies got a lift from Oscar Gamble to escape the embarassment of the basement as the National League regular season came to a close. Jenkins, the Cub s' hard-throwing right-hander, mowed down the New York Mets Thursday night on a two-hitter, nailing down second place in the East by a game over the defending i champions with a 4-1 victory'. The second place finish is worth approximately $1,300 per man while third is worth $400. Jenkins, 22-6, a 20-game winner for four consecutive seasons, held the Mets hitless for six innings before Ken Singleton doubled opening the seventh. Singleton also doubled in the ninth.

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to 5:30 p.m. Sat. 8:30 to 2:30 Evenings by Appointment ortsmteter 2 Miles West of 1-96 on M-43 Phone NA 7-5656 Brave Bob, Fearless Fred, Daring Dave and Outspoken Olg, all had their hands on the crystal ball last Friday and came away with scorched fingers. The Super Selectron Society heads into this week's high school lineup with long faces. Last week's predictions produced a .552 percentage (16 wins, 13 losses).

But, never a team to quit, the Proud Prognosticators are back at it again in this third week of the season, hoping to make the boss smile and escape the dangers of facing those other "I told you so" experts. CITY East Lansing at SEXTON Big Reds still have long way to go to prove they've championship potential like last year but should have offensive edge to beat East Lansing, a team still looking for its first victory. Last year's 48-6 loss to Sexton should anger Trojans and defensively they have advantage. Take Sexton in close one. EASTERN at Battle Creek Central Quakers reeling off two consecutive victories and have score to settle with Bearcats from last season's 14-14 tie.

Eastern solid defensively and needs to get offensive unit in gear. Battle Creek has a tie and loss on record including 40-0 defeat to No. 1 ranked Bay City Central. But, we like Quakers' chances. GRAND RAPIDS CC at Everett With so many injuries, it's difficult to think Everett can handle last year's No.

2 ranked Catholic team. Even though Grand Rapids has struggled for its 1-1 record, Everett's manpower is at a limit and Vikings lack experience. GRAND LEDGE at Waverly Comets won West Central title last year and opened season in 1970 by beating Ionia. Waverly has only home field advantage because Comets will not be stopped by eager Warriors who are still sputtering on offense. Haslett at CATHOLIC CENTRAL Cougars of new Catholic Central zipped past Mason, 41-0 last Saturday and need big victory before heading towards Howell next week.

Central rolls again in second straight Saturday night affair at Centennial Stadium. CAPITAL CIRCUIT HOLT to operate on Okemos, HOWELL to case by Eaton Rapids. WEST CENTRAL HASTINGS to capture Charlotte, ST. JOHNS to label Lake-wood, IONIA to insult Alma. INGHAM COUNTY FOWLERVILLE to lasso Leslie, PINCKNEY to pounce on Bath, WILLIAMSTON to plow Perry, STOCKBRIDGE to dump Dansville.

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