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(0 The Honolulu Advertiser iK ft i Saturday, Sept. 1966 Game, Goes 12 Innings, 3-2 azeroski' acriflce Oil Win less ball for two innings. Both clubs scored single runs in the first and sixth innings. Julian Javier singled and Orlando Cepeda doubled him home in the Cardinal first. moved up on a ground out, took third on Clemente's infield hit and scored on Star-gell's sacrifice fly.

Clemente, who had four hits, singled in the sixth and Continued on page C-3 Lou Brock singled in the sixth, stole second, and scored on Cepeda's single. Brock's theft was his 63rd of the season, tying his record set last year. Alou singled in the first, PITTSBURGH (UPI) Bill Mazeroski drove home Matty Alou from third base with a sacrifice fly in the 12th inning last night to give the Pittsburgh Pirates a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Car went the first nine innings, giving up eight hits and striking out eight. Woody Fryman started for the Pirates and surrendered six hits in seven innings.

Pete Mikkelsen pitched flaw dinals and snap a three-game losing streak. Alou opened the inning with his third single of the game. Gene Alley sacrificed and Joe Horner replaces loser Nelson Briles and ELROY FACE, who pitched one-hit ball while striking out four over the last three innings, picked up his sixth victory against five losses. Briles, now 4-14, had replaced Ray Washburn who walked Roberto Clemente intentionally. Manny Mota pinchhit for Willie StargeU and walked, filling the bases and setting the stage for Mazeroski's game-winning fly ball.

Hides Out To Recuperate 'I have not been around for several days," said The Man in the Short White Jacket, "because I've been on the wagon and recuperating from my weekend in Hilo with the ILWO golfers. "The hospitality was overwhelming. In fact, it practically destroyed me. Anyway, my thanks to Sabu Fu-jisaki. Mils Akagi.

Masa Uehara. Eddie Pavao, Wataru Kawamoto, Sam Ua, Noboru Motoyama, Bill Malakaua and all the other guys for a great time "However, I do have one complaint. The tournament was juiced. They let Pipi Wakayama keep my score and after it's; aU over I found they gave me an 18 handicap instead of my usual 22. And Pipi put me down for an eight on the last hole instead of a seven.

-V V. (i, rr jf I bo Wakayama came in with a 105 and a 22 handicap for an 83. He had an 11 on the 16th when I told him the dogleg was to the right in- stead of the left and he hit two shots out of bounds. I beat him by a stroke but didn't feel right about using such shoddy tactics "My pick of Waianae to win the ROIA title looked better than ever after the Sea Riders put up such a roaring battle against Kamehameha, which should take the ILH crown The stars of last year's Iolani team have scattered to all Darts of the Advertiser Photo by Jerry Chong quarter. Ricky Hanchett 7-0 Kailua Pugh Kamai on the four-yard line and the 5-10, 160-pound senior drove across the final stripe.

Puhl ran for the conversion. Iolani mustered only one march, reaching the Kailua 35 in the first quarter. The Kailua Surfriders scored with only 15 seconds to play last night to defeat Iolani, 7-0, in a pre-season clash before 5,000 fans at Honolulu Stadium. Kailua staged four marches in the first half but couldn't get into the end zone as the Iolani defense stiffened every time the chips were down. U1 83 80 81 77 Pittsburgh Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Meats country.

Dale Lee, the fine fullback, is in the Ivy League at Brown; Jimmy Matsukawa chose Syracuse; Bert Kato, Stanford: Wendell Kabutan, Linfield; Brian Sunada, Lewis Clark, and Stu Hanchett, Colorado College "Sometimes the -Madison Avenue angles of pro football make me slightly ill. Tonight Baltimore plays Green Bay in what should be one of the best games of the year. The outcome will have a definite bearing on the championship. "So what's the big talk around NFL headquarters in New York? A beauty contest, believe it or not. The Packers and Colts will be on CBS television in direct competition to the Miss America pageant at Atlantic City over NBC.

"So everyone's all-atwitter about which event will draw the largest TV audience. Shades of the late Bert BeU! Old Bert must be spinning in his grave. When he was NFL commissioner he refused to let the television networks call the shots $7 Million in Bonuses "The top 20 draft choices of the 1965 collegiate crop collected $7 million in bonuses from the NFL and AFL. If the pro war had gone on, Gary Beban of UCLA would have been worth at least $1,500,000 as a rookie in 1968. He'll be lucky to get a $25,000 bonus unless the merger falls apart because Congress won't give the pros immunity to the antitrust laws "Here're my picks for the pro games this weekend: "Baltimore 27, Green Bay 24; Cleveland 14, Washington 10; Los Angeles 31, Atlanta 17; Chicago Bears 17, Detroit 14; Minnesota 34, San Francisco 17; New York Giants 17, Pittsburgh 10; St.

Louis 35, Philadelphia 24; Houston 24, Oakland 17; San Diego 41, Boston 20; Buffalo 27, Kansas City 21 "Interest in the NL baseball race is intense around town. But the majority of 'fans' don't give a darn about the sport they're only interested because of gambling. "Phil Sarboe, Don King, Larry Kayo Chung and Jimmy Asato have already instilled a fighting spirit in the U. of Hawaii Rainbows. Now if the student body and townspeople get behind the Manoa Renaissance, Hawaii will have a college football program that it can be proud of." Jittery Giants Shut Out SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The lowly Chicago Cubs, capitalizing on five errors, handed the jittery San Francisco Giants a 6-0 shutout last night and dropped them down to third place in the close National League race.

Rookie southpaw Kenny Iloltzman and Bill Hands combined to hold the Giants power to four hits with Hands bailing the University of Illinois bonus Cub out of a bases-loaded jam during the eighth inning. nOLTZMAN picked up his ninth win against 13 losses while Juan Marichal sustained his sixth defeat against 21 wins. The Giants ace had put together four straight route-going triumphs. Five of Chicago's six runs were unearned as the Giant fielding came apart during the final two frames. The Bruins scored a pair of unearned tallies in eighth with the aid of an error by third baseman Jim Ray Hart.

Then Chicago sent across three more unearned runs in the ninth at the expense of Lindy Mc Daniel on a pair of errors by shortstop Jim Davenport and another by first baseman Willie McCovey. Chicago's lone earned tally came on a single by Adol-fo Phillips in the fifth frame. Holtzman had a two-hitter going when the eighth inning opened. The Giants then loaded the bases after two were out but manager Leo Durocher brought in Hands, a former Giant property, who proceeded to fan Hart. Box Score: CHICAGO I SAN FRANCISCO bhbiP bhbl Kessinger ss Beckert 2b Williams rf Santo 3b Banks lb Altman If Hundley Phillips cf Holtzman Hands Totals 4 2 1 i Davenprt ph-ss 10 0 $0 Fnentp inn 3 0 01 McCovey lb 4 2 0 5 1 OMays rf 10 0 4 1 llHart 3b 3 0 0 3 2 0 Alou It 4 10 3 0 0 Brown cf 3 0 0 4 2 11 Burda ph 10 0 3 0 0 Lanier 3 0 0 10 0 Henderson ph 10 0 1 Haller 3 10 35 8 31 Marichal 2 0 0 Peterson ph 10 0 I Mason pr 0 0 0 McDaniel 0 0 0 Totals 30 4 Chicago 000 010 023 San Francisco 000 000 000 0 Holtzman, Haller.

Hart, Davenport 2, McCovey. LOB Chicago 7, San Francisco 8. 2B Atlman, Phillips. SB Beckert. Hundley, Hart.

PITCHING IP Holtiman -13) 7 Hands 1V er bb sa 4 0 1 2 9 1 0 Marichal (L, 214) 8 6 McDaniel 1 2 HBP By Marichal (Williams). 2:32. A 19,779. Coast League Playoff STANDINGS .21 1 2 Pet. .447 .333 Tulsa Seattla FRIDAY'S RESULT Seattle 000 ooo 0101 I Tulsa 010 011 OOx 3 8 I McGlothlin, Kelso (6) and Campanls; Ackley, Schultz (8) and Ricketts.

UVP Ackley. LP McGlothlin. Outstanding! Practical! Make an Appointment and Save Time! (On Day Servk On Your Tires Exchange Retreads In Stock) TIRE COMPANY Kaimuki Triumphs On Coast MT. VIEW, Calif. (UPI) The Kaimuki Bulldogs of Honolulu routed St.

Francis High School, 39 to 14, tonight in a brilliant display of offensive power. The team from the Islands scored in every period. Quarterback Jeff Mi-yashiro ran for three touchdowns and passed for a fourth to lead the attack. Kaimuki scored once in the first period, twice each in the second and third quarters and once in the fourth. St.

Francis tallied in the second and third periods. Dodgers Gain 2nd Place LOS ANGELES (UPI) Southpaw Claude Osteen pitched a three hitter last night for the Los Angeles Dodgers to blank the Houston Astros by a 7-0 score. The Dodger victory moved them back into second place two percentage points ahead of the San Francisco Giants who lost to the Chicago Cubs. Osteen, who missed his last pitching turn because of a pulled groin muscle, was never in trouble and the three hits off him were scattered. His record is now 15-11.

THE DODGERS gave him plenty of support at the plate getting two runs in the third inning on successive doubles by Wes Parker, Willie Davis and Ron Fairly. In the fifth inning with two outs. Fairly hit his second double of the game and scored on a double by Jim Lefebvre. John Roseboro was walked intentionally. Lou Johnson beat out a hit to short and John Kennedy drove home Lefebvre and Roseboro to put the Dodgers out in front 6-0.

The losing pitcher was Astro starter Bob Bruce who went four and two-thirds innings giving up eight hits and five runs. The complete game performance by Osteen was the first by a Dodger pitcher since Aug. 28 when Don Sutton beat the San Francisco Giants, 5-2. Box score: HOUSTON LOS ANGELES bil bl R. Davis cf Jackson ss Morgan 2b Harrison lb Bateman 4 1 0, Wills ss 4 10 Parker lb 4 0 0 W.

Davis cf 5 2 1 5 1 0 5 2 1 4 3 1 4 1 1 1 0 0 4 2 0 4 2 2 4 I 1 "314 7 3 0 0 Fairly rt 3 0 0 3 10 Lefebvre 2b Staub rf Roseboro Johnson If Kennedy 3b Osteen Totals Aspromonte 3b 3 0 0 Pointer If 3 0 0 10 0 Bruce Taylor Gaines ph Sembera Watson ph Raymond 0 0 0 1 0 0 OO0 10 0 0 0 0 30 3 0 Totals Houston 000 000 000 0 Los Angeles 002 130 Olx 7 DP Houston 1. LOB Houston 3, Los Angeles 9. 2B Parker, W. Davis, Fairly 2. Lefebvre.

PITCHING ip Bruce (L, 3-13) 44 8 Taylor Vj 2 Sembera 2 Raymond 1 4 Osteen (W, 1S-11) 3 Balk Bruce. 2:08. A 28,561. rtrbt 5 2 4 1 1 0 0 Clay Will Defend Title FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) Cassius Clay defends his world heavyweight crown tonight against West Germany's Karl Mildenber-ger in a 15-round fight. The bout in Frankfurt's Forest Stadium will be the first world heavyweight title fight ever held in Germany.

It will-be the first time a southpaw has fought for the heavyweight crown. And it will be the first sports event to be televised live and in color across the Atlatic via the communications satellite Early Bird. yards in. first The Surfriders took the opening kickoff and, sparked by Puhl's 50-yard gallop, arrived at the Red Raider 13, then were thrown back to the 18 and lost the ball. Starting again from their own 24, the Surfriders paraded to the Iolani 27 with Puhl and Camacho ripping off runs of 15 and 12 yards, but on fourth down Ebright missed a first down by inches.

IN THE second quarter, Kailua went from its own 31 to the Iolani nine as Ebright broke away for 23 and 16 yards and Puhl picked up 14 and Camacho 15. Then Puhl 1 4a i 59 59 60 66 Pet. .589 .576 .374 .538 GB KG 20 23 20 19 Vz V2 6V2 HAKKEI A 39-yard TD gallop by Louis Benjamin put Kalani in front again, 12-6, later in the quarter, but John Delire raced eight yards for a Castle score before the half ended and it was 12-12. Makua scored his first touchdown in the third quarter, also on a one-yard sneak. This gave Castle an 13-12 lead as the final period unfolded.

Early in the finale, Trigilio connected with Edwin Ota on a 38-yard payoff pass for Kalani, creating the final deadlock. Kalani 4 4 0 618 Castle 12 624 SCORING Kal. Conlan, 30 pass from Trigilio (kick failed). Cas. Moratin, 70 run (kick failed).

Kal Benjamin, 39 run (kick failed). Cas. Delire, 8 run (pass failed). Cas. Makua, run (run failed).

Kal. Ota, 35 pass from Trigilio (kick failed). Cas. Makua, 1 run (run failed). lolanL GAMES REMAINING PITTSBURGH Home (5) St.

Louis Sept. 10-11; San Francisco 30, Oct. 1-2; Away (15) Houston 13; Los Angeles 15-16-17; San Francisco 18-19-20-21; Atlanta 22-23-24-25; Philadelphia 26-27-28. LOS ANGELES: Home (12) Houston Sept. 10-11-11; New York 12-13; Pittsburgh 15-16-17; Philadelphia 13-19-20-21.

Away (11) Chicago 22-23-24-25; St. Louis 26-27-23-29; Philadelphia 30, Oct. 1-2. SAN FRANCISCO: Home (12) Chicago Sept. 10-11-11; Philadelphia 13-14: New York 15-16-17; Pittsburgh 18-19-20-21.

Away (8) Houston 24-25; Atlanta 26-27-23; Pittsburgh 30, Oct. 1-2. PHILADELPHIA: Home 12) Cincinnati Sept. 10-11; St. Louis 23-24-25; Pittsburgh 26-27-28; Los Angeles 30, Oct.

1-2. Away (8) San Francisco 13-14: Houston 16-17; Los Angeles 18-19-20-21. Aug. 10 rainout at Cincinnati not as vet rescheduled. fumbled and tackle Alvin Nagasako of Iolani recovered.

An interception by Curtis Todd set up another Kailua drive from the Iolani 41. Puhl ran for 16 and Pat Piper passed to Ebright for 22. But with fourth and one to go for a touchdown, the Red Raiders held Piper on a quarterback sneak. A 29-yard pass play from Lance Carreira to Henry Kamai gave Kailua the lone touchdown in the fourth quarter. Kailua again moved in the third quarter, getting as far as the Iolani 22 where the Raiders took the ball on downs.

And in the final quarter the Surfriders marched from their 34 to the Iolani 10 where Ebright fumbled and sophomore halfback John Parker recovered for the Raiders on the nine. This turned out to be the gallant Raiders' last defensive stand as the Surfriders put together their desperate scoring drive with only seconds remaining in the game. Kailua piled up 364 yards rushing and passing while holding the Raiders to 131. Puhl accounted for 133 yards in 15 carries to pace Kai-lua's powerful running game. Scoring summary: Kailua Iolani 0 0 0 77 0 0 0 00 SCORING 29.

pass from Kamai (Puhl run). Carreira STATISTICS Klua let First Downs Yards rushing 259 7 91 40 131 4-14 1 7-23. 0 4-34 Yards passing 105 Total yards gained 364 Passes Passes had intercepted Punts 2-21 .5 Fumbles lost 2 Ball lost on downs 4 Penalties 7-65 A Tubeless Retread! with a no time limit New Tire Guarantee! IOW AnC (Including AS oaiancing, installation, tira repairs) PHONE US! 569-381 701 QUEEN STREET a.m. -f p.m. Mon.

Sat. By MONTE ITO The Kailua Surfriders gained yards by the buckets-ful but finally had to call on Lance Carreira and Henry Kamai for a 29-yard scoring pass play in the last 15 seconds to defeat Iolani, 7-0. last night before 5,000 fans at Honolulu Stadium. The battling Red Raiders, seeking to uphold city prestige against the powerful rural defending champions, had fought off six deep Kailua drives before Curtis Todd returned a punt 35 yards to set up an eight-play march from the Iolani 43-yard line in the final moments. The speedy Surf rider backs, especially Ricky Puhl, Don Camacho and Randy Ebright.

had raced all over the field almost at will. On four occasions, however, they were held for downs and twice they fumbled away scoring opportunities. After Todd's dazzling scamper on the punt run-back, quarterback Carreira passed to Camacho for eight yards, Puhl picked up three and Carreira clicked again to Camacho for three more. With third down on the 29, Carreira dropped back, hit Waiinea Defeats Leilehua By MICHAEL MIURA The Waimea Menehunes defeated the Leilehua Mules, 25-12, in a high school preseason football game at Leilehua field last night. Fullback Dennis Duarte sparked the Menehune's scoring punch, tallying twice on plunges of one and three yards.

His first touchdown in the second quarter, set up by Eli Pablo with runs of 21 and 17 yards, gave Waimea a 6-0 halftime lead. Waimea took a 12-0 lead in the third quarter when quarterback Marvin Shimatsu rolled out for a 22-yard scoring romp. Later in the quarter halfback Albert Baldomir intercepted a Waimea pass and returned it 27 yards for the first Leilehua touchdown. Duarte's second touchdown of the night and a 47-y a scoring gallop by halfback Junicio Cacal gave Waimea a 25-6 lead in the fourth quarter. A 26-yard pass from quarterback Thomas Paz to end Glendale Lewis netted the final Leilehua touchdown.

How I hey Stand Castle Stuns Kalani, 24-18 I AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at Kansas City (Twilight) McLain (18-11) vs. Nash (10-1). Baltimore at Minnesota Miller (4-7) vs. Merritt (4-13). New York at Boston (Night) Down-Inq (8-10) vs.

Stange (7-8). Washington at Chicago Riehert (12-13 vs. Howard (7-4). California at Cleveland (Twilight) Newman (3-7) vs. Sieber (16-7).

Pet. GB 89 52 .631 79 63 .556 10 lz 78 65 .545 12 74 70 .514 16tt 73 71 .507 17 Vi 70 71 19 64 80 26 64 82 .438 27,2 63 81 .438 27li Baltimore Detroit Minnesota Chicago Cleveland California Kansas City Washington New York Boston 64 83 .433 28 FRIDAY'S RESULTS New York 2, Boston 1 (night) Cleveland S. California 7 (10 innings, night) Chicago 1, Washington 0 (10 innings, night) Minnesota 6, Baltimore 1 (night) Kansas City 2, Detroit 1 (10 innings, night) Rocky Halliday PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) Rocky, Halliday of Wilkes-Barre, 161 pounds, drew his superb conditioning to ralrj in the final half min- NATIONAL LEAGUE Today's Pitchers Atlanta at New York (Night) Clen-Inger (12-9) vs. Fisher (f-13). Cincinnati at Philadelphia (Night) Ellis (11-16) vs.

Bunning (16-9). St. Louis at Pittsburgh Gibson 10) vs. Law (10-7). Houston at Los Angeles Dicrker (t-6) vs.

Drysdale (9-16). Chicago at San Francisco Hands (8-13) vs. Perry (JO-S). Pet. 83 59 .585 80 59 .576 GB Pittsburgh Los Angeles S.

Francisco Philadelphia St. Louis Atlanta Cincinnati Houston New York Chicago 81 60 .574 77 66 .538 6i 72 70 .507 11 72 70 .507 11 70 71 .496 63 81 .438 21 60 82 .423 23 50 90 .357 32 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Atlanta 8, New Yrork (night) Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati (night) Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 2 (12 innings, night) Los Angeles 7, Houston 0 (night) Chicago 6, San Francisco 0 (night) Fights to Draw ute for a draw against Jim McDermott, 165, of Holyoke, in the eight-round feature bout before 2.000 persons at the Portland Exposition building last night. By NAOMI Quarterback Henry Makua sneaked over the goal line from one yard out with three minutes left, giving the Castle Knights a 24-18 pre-season high school football verdict over the Kalani Falcons on the Castle gridiron last night. The tie-b reake and clincher was Makua's second touchdown of the night.

It was neck-and-neck all the way with ties at 6, 12, and 13. Kalani took a 6-0 lead in the first quarter when Frank Trigilio unfurled his first of two payoff passes, this a 30-yarder to Mike Conlan. Alvin Moratin tied the score for Castle early in the second quarter on a 70-yard touchdown run..