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Page 2D THE 0 Sunday, June 25, 1972 Cards Pound Seaver, Mets 11-0; Astros Win From Report St. Louis battered New York ace Tom Seaver for 10 hits and Luis Melerdez greeted reliever Ray Sadecki with a pinch-hit grand slam home, run as the Cardinals drubbed the Mets 11-0 Saturday behind Reggie Cleveland's six hitter. Coupled with Pittsburgh's 34 triumph over Chicago, the defeat dropped the Mets I 3 games behind the Pirates in the National League East. In another XL game. Cesar Cedeno drove home two runs with a single and a double and Lee May added a home run as the Houston' Astros defeated the Cincinnati Reds 4-1 behind Larry Dierker's seven-hit pitching to regain first place in the National League West.

In the American League. California lefthander Clyde Wright stopped Oakland and" Vida Blue 3-1, Milwaukee tripped Boston 5-2, Baltimore shaded Detroit 3-1 and Jim Kaat earned his ninth victory of the season as Mnnesota beat Kansas Cty 4-1. Seaver. 9-4, faced three batters in the fifth before being taken out and was charged with seven runs, the most earned runs he has ever given up in his career. PiUsbugirs Manny Sanguillen's bases-loaded single broke a tie in the eighth and provided the Pirates' winning margin.

Derker lost a bid for his fifth shutout when Tony Perez homer- ed with one-out in the ninth in- niiig as the Astros gained revenge for Friday's 7-1: thump- ing at the hands of Jie Reds. Wright. (8-3)- allo- -ed the A's their only run in. the third inning when Reggie Jackson his his 15th home run of the season. The defeat was the fourth in five starts for John Briggs and Bob- Neise provided the power "for Milwau- kee's victory, which say Red Sox manager Eddie Kasko and two of his players ejected.

Briggs powered, a'home run and Neise slammed -a two-run double with two out in the third frame. Home plate umpire Hank Morganweck ejected, both Kasko and center fielder Tommy Harper for protesting a called third strike on Harper as he led off the Boston seventh. Morgan- week also thumbed out'Red S'ox starter Sonny Siebert when he rgued a 3-0 count on Joe Lahoud in the Brewers' seventh. Minnesota chased left hander Jim Hooker, 3-5, with three runs in the third inning. A walk to Rick'Renick started Bobby Darwin's.

double moved Renick to third and Er.c Soderholm's single made, it a 2-0 lead for the "Twins. The -Twins scored their fourth run in the seventh off reliever Al Fitzmorris. Baseball Standings By UNITED PRESS INTf American Leasue East Detroit. Baltimore New York. Boston Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago Minnesota California Kansas City Texas 33 25 .569 -32 25 .561 26 .473 5 .436 .436 24 3) 24 20 36 .357 11 Vi West 3S 20 .655 -35 24 .593 3 31 25 .554 6 29 32.

.475. 26 31 .456 11 26 34 .433 13 VERNON COLE Mercer To Speak To Kiwanis Club The weekly meeting of the Kiwanis Club will have a distinct baseball flavor when the gathers Tuesday at noon at Holiday Inn. Bill Mercer, a member of the Texas Rangers broadcast team, vvlll be the featured speaker. Mercer, the former voice of North Texas State and Dallas Cowboys, will be accompanied by Ranger third baseman Dave Nelson. The luncheon will be a father-and-son affair, and the Kiwanis Little League base- bal team will be guests of honor.

Former NTSU Star Vernon Cole Dies After Long Illness WACO Funeral services were held here 'Saturday for Francis Vernon Cole. 34, a former star athlete at Pilot. Point High School and North Texas State University. Cole, one of the finest football players ever produced by NT. passed away at 11:40 a.m.

Friday in a Waco Hospital following a lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Carolyn Cole, one'daughter, Karan, and two sons, Jeff and Kyle; his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole of Pilot Point; two sisters, Mrs.

Mandy Richardson of Pilot Point and Mrs. Mary Ann Johnson of Houston: three brothers, George Cole of Wolfe City, Glenn Cole of Houston and Charlie Cole Jr. of Denton. Funeral services were held at the Lake Shore Baptist Church in Waco with the Rev. Deryl Fleming officiating, followed by interment at Belew Cemetery Pilot Point and Aubrey.

After an outstanding athletic career at Pilot Point, Cole quarterbacked the Eagles during the 1957-58-59 seasons, directing NT to a 9-1 record and a Sun Bowl appearance in 1959. Cole then played professional football in Canada for Winnipeg before serving in the Air Force as an officer. He then played one more year in Canada before taking a position as assistant football coach at Wharton Junior College. When McClennan Community College opened in Waco. Cole was named athletic director.

At the time of his death, he was Director of Administrative Services at the school. It has been requested that donations in Cole's memory be given to either the Multiple Sclerosis Fund or the American Cancer Society. Results Texas 6, Chicago 1 Baltimore 3-1, Detroit i-t Minnesota 4, Kansas City 1 MtKvaukee 5, Boston 2 California 3, Oakland 1 Sunday's Games Detroit (Tim'merman 6-5) at (Palmer 9-3) 2j. New York iSTOttlemyre and Klitfi 6-2) at Cleveland (Perry n-6 and KHr Kenny 0-0), 2 Boston (Culp 4-6 and McGloinen 0-0) at Miiwuakee (Parsons' 6-5 and son 2. Minnesota (Woixteort 5-5 and 7-Si at Kansas City (Drago 5-5 Murphy.

1 Chicago (Bradley 3-3) at Texas (Hand California (Clarke end May W) af Oakland (Humer. 7-3 and 2-3), 2 National East Pittsburgh Nlw York St. Louis Montreal Philadelphia Ctccinnafi Houston Los Angeles Atlanta San Diego San Francisco Pc O.B. JS 21 37 23 .617 3i 25 .576 32 ,453 11 27 33 -450 21 3S .362 17. West 37 25 .597 33 3-1 27 .557 .3 31 .475 8 39 .390 22 18 UPI Telephois NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY Umpire Bernice Gera of New York City, the first night.

The lady ump later made more disputed woman umpire ever to work in a professional baseball calls, and then quit her new job after the game was game, "throws Auburn Phillies' manage Nolan Camp- over. bell, (center) out of a game at Geneva. N.Y. Saturday Saturday's Results Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 1 St. Louis 11.

York 0 Houston 4, Cincinnati 1 Montreal Atlanta 1, Los A.noeles 0 Sunday's Games (Ellis at (Hooton c-4) Philadelphia (Champion i-5) ai treal (McAnaliy 1-3) St. Loui's (Wise and Spinfcs at New York 7-3 and Gentry 3-5), 2 Houston (Fcrsch A-?) at CiiXir.naiJ (McGloth'in 3-o or Nolan 9-2) San Frarcisco (Srcne 3-7 or Barr 0-J) at San Diego (Norman 4-i3 Atlanta (Stone 1-4 or Reed 5-7) at Las (John 6-3) GALLERY FAVORITE Jamieson Leads Western Open Golf --UPI TELEPHOTO RAY FLOYD EXPLODES OUT OF TRAP In Third Piound Of Western Open Broncos Shade Grapevine; Waxahachie Here Today SPECIAL TO THE RECORD-CHRONICLE GRAPEVINE With David Williamson going the distance on the mound, the Denton Broncos woke up with five runs in the final three innings to shade Grapevine 7-6 here Saturday night. The Broncos host Waxahachie today si 2 p.m. at Bronco Park in a doubleheader. Randy Grisham nd Jerry White will pitch for Denton.

Grpevine led 4-1 after three innings, but the Broncos scored one, two and three rus in the next three frames to take a 7-5 lead. Ln the bottom ofy the seventh. Bronco catcher Chris Moncrief picked a runner off first base before Grapevine's Mark Feuchter homered, therby keeping the game from going into extra innings. Ray Rogers. Craig Snider and Williamson ali had two hits each for Denton.

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