Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 29

THE STATE JOURNAL July 26, 1968 C-5 Lansing, Michigan LIQUORS WINES: TO TAKE OUT McFARLANE DRUGS i 428 S. Waihington Free Parking In Rear Heavy Sam Pays Price Philadelphia St.Loui aii rn bi id di Roias 4 0 3 0 Brock If 5 0 10 Pena ss 3 0 0 0 Javier 2b 3 0 0 0 Briggs cf 4 0 0 0 Flood cf 3 2 10 Allen If 4 0 0 0 Cepeda lb 4 1 i Callison rf 4 0 0 0 Shannon 3b 4 12 1 White lb 3 0 10 Davis rf 4 0 10 Taylor 3b 3 0 0 0 Edwards 4 0 12 OFFICIAL HARWOOD AND WORTH SOFTBALLS Dalrvmple 3 0 1 0 Maxvi ss 3 offensive tackle, was told to re- Short 2 0 0 0 Gibson 4 2 I Gonzalez ph 10 0 0 Parrall By HERSCHEL NISSENSON Associated Press Sports Writer Ross Fichtner's fortunes are I III II I I I III! II jlll I 111 ill II ill I t' port at 295 or less but the Dolphins must have had their Totals 31 0 5 0 Totals 34 5 10 5 Philadelphia 000 000 000 0 doubts. The team's brochure. St. Louis 000 220 01 5 looking up and Sam McDowell Pena.

Maxvill. Dalrvmple. LOB stepped on a scale to have his Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 8. DP St.

Louis 1. 2B Brock. Gibson 2. Cepeda. White fortune told and it didn't cost 3B Davis.

Flood. NOW IN STOCK! IP er no so him a penny only a profession lists him at 335 pounds. "We felt for McDowell's own! good that he should not play thisj fall," said Joe Thomas, the club's personnel director. Elsewhere, defensive end Leo Carroll, who left the Atlanta Short. 9-10 6 9 4 2 0 al football contract.

Farrell 2 1112 0 Gibson, 5 9 5 0 0 1 6 Fichtner, 29, dropped several hbp By GiDson iwnite 12:12. a days ago by the Cleveland 28,147. Cincinnati 000 200 0002 11 New Summer Hours: Monday 12 Other Nights Till 6 Browns after a racial incident, without! Falcons' training camp Pittsburgh 000 000 0000 13 1 Culver, Carroll (7) and Bench; Veale, signed Thursday with the New Orleans Saints. Sisk (8) and May. culver, s-y.

explanation last week, informed1 the team he was quitting. The 260-pounder from San Diego Veale, 8-10. Larry Cushion SPORTING GOODS And the Miami Dolphins de New York 000 000 2002 6 1 cided to let McDowell go after Atlanta 000 004 OOx 4 4 0i IV 5-74e5 'J' "it- I' i 1 1 1 1 i ijj an. eA1A r.iMr in 1QI57 Knf InioroH Ar. 73020 Vine Selma.

Koonce (8) and Martin; Niekro the rookie from Southwest Missouri weighed in at 375 pounds, and Torre. Niekro, 10-7. Selma, 8- ini? a nrp-spasnn pamp and sat Block North of Michigan A tr West of Scars 6. HR Atlanta, Torre (8). out the pntirp ramnaim a mere 80 more than the amount at which his contract stipulated he should report.

Fichtner, an eight-year safety- man, was the second veteran to 7 Major League Leaders join the Saints recently. Dave Parks, an end who played out his option with San Francisco, signed with the National Foot merican G. AB R. H. Pet.

ball League club last week. The Browns placed Fichtner, the world's largest flexible storage tanks. The grid session was arranged by a rubber manufacturing company to display its product to be used by the U.S. Army. UP FOR THE GAME Snapping into a running play atop 210,000 gallons of water, the Agua Fria High School football team of Avondale, is perched on one of Monday, Oak 84 274 34 84 .307 97 360 45 105 .292 who is white, and John Wooten, Oliva, Min Harrlsn, Bos Uhlndr, Min a Negro guard, on waivers after a dispute which arose when the Browns' Negro players were not Carew, Min Guns for City Baseball Honors 83 293 47 85 .290 96 373 37 108 .290 69 260 30 75 .288 94 338 49 95 .281 92 343 44 96 .280 91 296 51 83 .280 89 306 45 84 .275 93 336 53 92 .274 invited to participate in a golf tournament which Fichtner arranged.

Wooten, a nine-year veteran, has not disclosed his plans. Although McDowell, a 6-foot-7 Smith, Bos F.Hwd, Wash Ystrzski, Bos Horton, Det White, NY New Power Looms? National G. AB R. H. Pet All Stars Plan 85 303 26 102 .337 .329 AIou, Pit Rose, Cin Johnson, Cin 56 109 51 121 57126 19 94 .316 .311 .309 Sunday Drills Football players interested in Flood, St.L Haller, LA Helms, Cin Staub, Hou 81331 91 383 97 405 90 304 83 338 98 369 86 325 85 279 83 295 Jim Pecora is convinced that his Lansing Civics should be considered a contender for second-half honors in the City Baseball League.

If they continue to play as they did Thursday night, Pecora may not be the only one who's convinced. Be sCire about your auto protection. Better get Auto-Owners Auto Insurance See your A Man Consult Your Yellow Pages For Friendly Agent Nearest You 23 104 .308 36 113 .306 29 96 .295 22 82 .294 49 86 .292 Millan, Atla The Civics pulled out a last-ditch victory, soaring a single run in the ninth and final inning to nip Dan O'Shaughnes-sey, 4-3. It was the second game of a twin bill. In the opener, Brooks exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning to break a 2-2 deadlock and send Hartley Printing down to its fourth straight defeat of the half, 9-2.

Paul Emick, who had ho- performing with the Lansing All Stars, a semi-professional team, are asked to attend an organizational and practice session Sun-dy, at 2 p.m., at old Everett Grote, NY McCovy, SF In the first game, prior to its big sixth, Brooks had managed only one hit and two unearned runs off Barry Higgins. In the sixth, however, Gil LaHaine, Tom Keller and Gary Boyce each rapped two-run singles, and George Petroff drove in another run with a single. Boyce had two of his team's six hits in the inning. CITY BASEBALL STANDINGS Team Won Los McNamara Construction 2 VanDervoort's 2 Lansing Civics 1 Dan O'Shaughnessey 1 Brooks Men's Shop 1 Hartley Printing 0 mered and driven in a run with a sacrifice fly earlier, started the Civics' winning burst with a single, advancing to second on an outfield error. Dick Lit-whiler bunted safely to move Emick around to third.

That left it up to pitcher Mike Ostendorf, who came through with a long fly to right center; long enough to score Emick. O'Shaughnessey staged some heroics of its own in the seventh, when it trailed 3-1. With two out and two on, Dave Forsberg lined a 3-2 pitch into left center for a two-run double, knotting the score and forcing the game into extra field. The All Stars will not be a member of the Midwest Football League this season, but will play Fight Results By United Press International MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) a mil schedule of games with teams which are.

Further information can be obtained by contacting Dick Sow-ton, at 485-1994. Buster Mathis, 226V4, New Qualified To Serve You for All of Your Automotive Needs Minor Leagues York, stopped Jim Beattie, 244V2, Minneapolis (7). Tonight's Games 6:30 McNamara vs. O'snaugnnessey 8:30 Civics vs. VanDervoort's THURSDAY'S RESULTS OAKLAND, Calif.

(UPI) Brooks 1001 0079 7 0 George Cooper, 156, Oakland, Hartley 011 0002 3 5 Don Brooks. Chuck Schram (W-21 and stopped Billy Marsh, 163'A, Las Mike Hansen. Barry Higgins (L), Tim Chappell Signs 1968 TORONADO OLDSMOBILE'S TOP OF THE LINE IS ON THE MOVE Vegas, Nev. (4). Terry Lee, 171, ban (6; ana Mark Winters.

Hits: Brooks Tom Keller. Gary Bovce With Milwaukee 3, Hansen, George Petroff, Gil LaHaine. Hart ev Mike Ramsev. Garv Beaudoin. O'Shaughnessey 000 010 2003 11 1 Civics 010 200 0014 11 2 Concord, outpointed Floyd Casey, 175, Oakland LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Reu- MILWAUKEE, Wis.

(AP) Chappell, a six-season vet Clio Ruiz, Mike Guthrie (SI, Mike Beach IL-6) and Grea Kirchen. Pparl Burris By the Associated Press International League Columbus 4 2 Jacksonville 10, Richmond 6 Buffalo 3 Toledo 2, 10 innings Only games scheduled. Texas League Albuquerque 4. San Antonio 0 El Paso 1, Amarillo 0 Arkansas 6, Dallas-Fort Worth 0 Memphis 6, Shreveport 3 Eastern League Elmira 3, Binghamton I Pittsfield 10, Waterbury 0 Reading 2 1 Southern League Montgomery 3, Birmingham 0 Savannah 4-2, Charlotte 3-4 Asheville at Evansville, rain Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 8, Tulsa 3 Indianapolis 4, Phoenix, 11 innings Vancouver 3, Tacoma 1 Spokane 10, Hawaii 0 Portland 8, San Diego 7, 12 Innings Only games scheduled. eran in the National Basketball John Heffron, Mike Haley (7), Mike Osten- rinrc W-m anri DanHv DhnHalwl, Turbo Hydra-Mafic, 375 horsepower rocket V-8 engine.

Roto-Matic power steering, Pedal-Ease power brakes, electric clock, recessed windshield wipers, seat belts front and rear, and all new safety equipment. Navarro. 130. Los An Hits: O'Shaughnessey Henry Burns 2 Den Association, has signed with the Milwaukee Bucks, the NBA expansion club said Thursday. iiripiej, 5am mconee, Larry Kaines 2, Dave Forsberg (double), Jim McClure, Bob Black, Bill Burris, Pearl Burris, Ruiz.

Civics Rhodabeck (triple). Ron Vera 2, Jim Goodrich, Gil DeBois (double), Roger Conant, Paul Emick 2 (home run), Dick Lilwhiler 2, Heffron. geles, stopped Ray Adigun, 134, Nigeria (10). Waymond Ray, 122, Los Angeles, stopped Raul Herrera, 120'i, Mexico (8). Chappell, 6-foot-8, was drafted 00 3775 from the Detroit Pistons.

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