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I i C-2 Saturday, July 15, 1972 HONOLULU ADVERTISER to hal wood get winning. pig in the Sixth. ll ace Larry Dierker, who shut out the Pirates 10 days ago, took the defeat after going four innings. He's now 8-5. Cincinnati took advantage of the Houston loss by defeating St.

Louis, 6-3, and moving two and a half games ahead of the Astros in the West. Clay Carroll recorded his 20th save of the season after entering the game in the eighth inning with the tying run on base. He forced Joe Torre to hit into a double play to end the threat. Chicago's Billy Williams. Joe Pepitone.

Rick Monday and Carmen Fanzone. Dave Schneck, playing in his first major league game, slammed a two-run homer in the sixth inning to bring the New York Mets and Tom Seaver from behind and earn them a 3-2 win over San Schneck, called up Thursday from Memphis where he had hit 24 homers, slammed the second of two hits off loser Steve Arlin. Seaver's five-hitter gave him his 12th victory against five losses and only his seventh complete game out of Islanders United Press International The Pittsburgh Pirates, rebounding after dropping three straight games to Cincinnati, came up with 11 hits in downing the Houston Astros, 5-2, last night in National League baseball. Nelson Briles threw a four-hitter for his eighth victory against three losses. He gave up a two-run homer by Lee May in the sixth for Houston's only runs, but singled home a run in the second for a 2-0 Pirate lead.

Gene Alley added a fourth run with a double in the fourth inning and the fifth run with a tri The pitch was inside, the floor. Nelson then sweeps POME Keiter and Wilson says we'll win So says Borsch, so says Quinn. But Rocky's bridge is falling down 'Cuz Islanders stumble when outa town. Val Marcallino, Hilo assorted sports shorts Duffy Daugherty, builder of champions at Michigan State, is back in Hawaii to get "toned up" for the coming grid season. "Jim Nicholson is going to have a great season for us this year," said Duffy after a round of golf at Waialae Country Club.

"He has completely recovered from his operation and had a fine spring practice. We're counting on him" Just to make sure you get all the news that's fit to print, the Advertiser carries the names of golfers making a hole-in-one, bowlers who roll a 300 game, the antics of chess master Bobby Fischer, plus all the major sports events, local and worldwide. So how about a mention of cribbage? Okay, how about it? Well, to start with Mrs. Ellen Br'ito, who works at the Naval Ammunition Depot at Lualualei, had a 29-hand in cribbage the other day during a lunch time contest. She had three fives and a jack in her hand and turned up the other five and was so excited she upset her tea, or something.

For those who don't understand cribbage, a 29-hand is as rare as a hole-in-one in golf. So there! a sports coincidence Good news for Ed Kawawaki, track coach at Leeward Community College in Kaneohe. He's been selected by the national AAU as a participant in the AAU's Track Coaching Technique Cliriie July 24-28 at Sacramento State in California. The clinic is being held in connection with the U.S. vs.

Russian junior track meet for athletes 19 and under Father Len Scannel, well-known in Island golfing and church circles, is recovering from back surgery. He now Is stationed in Southern California near golf courses, of course And did you know that Ted Livingston, U.H. sailing coach, conducts a boating column called "Sea Fever" in the Christian Athlete magazine. And that's exactly what he's got sea fever Last Tuesday Lorraine Cooke put her tee shot one inch from the cup on the 8th hole at Waialae Country Club and George Winters and friends were talking about it as they teed up their the next day. You guessed it: Winter's ball wound up a half inch from the cup To the surprise of nobody, Hawaii leads the Pacific Coast League in attendance again despite a team that is doing all its battling to keep out of the basement.

Figures released by the league office show Hawaii with 171,141 (down 33,000 from last year), for games through June 30. In second place: Salt Lake City with 89,176. Overall, the league showed an attendance gain from 611,063 to 662,545 for the same period. does Hawaii need the PCL? The whole thing makes you start to wonder if the Islanders belong in this league. There are eight teams but Hawaii furnishes nearly 25 per cent of the attendance The Chicago White Sox have hit the sk'ids since Bill Melton, former Islander third baseman, was injured.

The home run slugger was the big threat in the attack that kept manager Chuck Tanner's troops in contention Coach Red Rocha of the Rainbows is keeping his lips buttoned, but you can see the excitement dancing in his eyes as he waits the start of cage practice in the fall. But if the Rainbows are good, just think about UCLA. All-American Bill Walton of the Bruins will be back. He didn't bother to try out for the Olympic team. But his understudy, Swen Nater (6-11) did and made it.

How's that for depth? The Reds picked up three runs in the second on Dar-rel Chaney's RBI single and Pete Rose's single which sent home two runners. Johnny Bench earlier in the first inning had driven in the opening run with a single. BOBBY Bonds hit his 13th homer, a triple and two singles for a perfect night as San Francisco routed Philadelphia, 8-1. Bonds, who also had a walk, scored three runs and had two RBIs. Juan a i a 1, 4-10, picked up the victory, the Killebrew with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth for the clincher in a three-run rally that gave the Minnesota Twins a 7-6 nod over the Boston Red Sox.

Carlton Fisk hit a two-run homer for Boston. Johnny Briggs was practically the whole show as the Milwaukee Brewers blasted the California Angels, 7-3. Briggs accounted for six of the seven Milwaukee runs, hitting a grand slam homer in the third and a two-run homer in the eighth. Nolan Ryan pitched the distance for the Angels in absorbing the loss, lowering his record to 11-6. 1 and Texas Ranger Dave Nelson hit the dirt so fast that he beat his bat to got up and struck out in a Eangers-Indians game at Arlington, Tex.

A's; Sports Editor standings National League EAST Pet. GB .620 .582 3 .532 7 .524 7 .443 14 Pittsburgh New York St. Louis .49 30 .46 33 .42 37 Chicago 43 39 Montreal .35 44 Philadelphia .28 53 .346 22 WEST Pet. GB ...49 31 .613 ...48 35 .578 ZVt Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles Atlanta San Fran. San Diego 42 39 .519 IVz 37 45 .451 13 37 49 .430 15 30 51 .370 19 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 9, Atlanta 8 Cincinnati 6, St.

Louis 3 Pittsburgh 5, Houston 2 New York 3, San Diego 2 Montreal 9, Los Angeles 1 San Fran. 8, Phillies 1 TODAY'S PITCHERS Atlanta (Niekro 1-7) at Chicago (Hands 7-6). Houston (Forscn 5-3) at Pittsburgh (Ellis 7-4). Montreal (Torrez -5) at Los Angeles. (Downing 5-5), night.

New York (Gentry 3-6) at San Diego (Kirby -7), night. Cincinnati (McGlothlin 3-5) at St. Louis 4-4), night. Philadelphia (Carlton 12-4) at San Francisco (Stone 4-7). Tailored Suits 15th Gaylord win Giants' fifth in the last six games.

He went six innings. The Chicago Cubs scored three runs in the ninth to down Atlanta, 9-8. Pinch-hitter Paul Popovich tagged reliever Ron Schueler with a two-out single for the win- Former Honolulu prep star Mike Lum hit two homers for the Braves. THE TWO teams combined for seven home runs, four by the Cubs and three by the Braves, for a National League season high. Homers were also hit by Atlanta's Earl Williams and UPI Photo new Inirler for Hawaii Don Eddy, a southpaw reliever-spot starter, became a member of Hawaii's pitching staff yesterday by way of San Diego and Tucson.

The Chicago White Sox sent Eddy to the Padres, completing an earlier deal for infielder Ed Spiezio. The Padres, in turn, assigned Eddy to the Islanders. Eddy, who joins the Islander staff tonight in Albuquerque, was 3-2 for Tucson this season. His best year in the Pacific Coast League was 1970 when he posted a 10-4 record with nine saves and a 1.37 earned run average for the Toros. The newest Islander is 25 years old, stands 5-10 and weighs 180 pounds.

Convenient new bottle. the price of two quarts. 18 outings this season. MONTREAL scored two runs in a wild fourth inning which included a fist-fight-as the Expos downed Los Angeles, 9-1. Montreal's -Ken Singleton and Los An- 1 s' Chris Cannizzaro traded blows and both dugouts emptied onto the But after the game resumed, the Expos kept pounding out the hits, fin- ishing with 17.

Ron Fairly and Bob Bailey each had three. Balor Moore picked up his first major league victory, tossing a five-hitter. from C-l singles in blanking the Dukes through the final three innings. The series continues tonight with Dennis Ribant (5-4) starting for the Islanders against Rick Rhoden, 3-0 since joining the Dukes two weeks ago. HAWAII bl wurreil .3 3 Gutierrez 2b 2 Werhas 3b 4 2 Matias lb 4 1 Haney 3 0 Whitaker rf 4 0 Oyler ss 4 0 Garcia 3 0 Monteagudo 1 0 2 2 2 0 1 1 Totals 36 10 12 9 ALBUQUERQUE Lopes 2b 5 0 0 Joshua rf 4 1 Paciorek lb 4 0 1 Cey3b 4 1 1 Hisle If 4 1 0 Ferguson 3 1 2 Ralston ss 3 0 2 Powell cf 4 1 1 Wall 0 6 0 Sposito ph 1 1 1 Allen 1 0 0 Galliher ph .1 0 0 McDowell 0 0 0 Huntz ph 1 0 0 Totals 35 Hawaii 4M 010 200 10 Albuquerque ul3 101 000 i Werhas, Garcia, Lopes.

DP Hawaii 2. LOB Hawaii 2, Albuquerque 4. 2B Murrell, Matias, Gutierrez, Werhas, Ferguson, Ralston. 3B Powell. HR Matias (15), Cey (11), Joshua (8).

SB Hisle. ip er bb so Garcia (W, Si) 6 7 i 5 2 5 Monteagudo 3 2 0 0 0 1 Wall (L, 5-5) 3 i 3 1 Allen 4 6 4 4 0 i McDowell 2 0 0 0 0 I Save Monteagudo (14) WP Wall. 2:36. A 8,101. Warriors win The Hawaiian Warriors defeated the Brooklyn Devils 94-88, last night in Roller Game action at the Civil Auditorium.

PLACE TO PLACE TO BUYIi imf I if I STORES HOURS: I 9-9 P.M. I Saturday 'til 4 P.M. ill AMPLE PAJRKINGfi CASY continued final Duke run in the sixth. Larry Haney drew the collar in three trips to end his hitting streak at 11 games. GARCIA, who hurled his first nine-inning complete game for the Islanders in his last outing, fanned five and walked two in six innings last night.

Monteagu-do allowed two ninth inning coast league standings WESTERN DIVISION Pet. GB Eugene 53 43 .552 HAWAII .....42 55 .433 ll1 2 Tacoma 42 55 .433 IIV2 Portland 39 58 .402 14'2 EASTERN DIVISION ret. GB Albuquerque 58 39 .598 S. Lake City .57 40 .588 1 Phoenix 53 44 .546 5 Tucson 44 54 .449 14' 2 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Portland 010 010 0002 7 0 Tucson 500 000 20x 7 9 2 Moyer, Mingori (7) and Isaac; Leis-man and Varney. LP Moyer.

HR Redmond, Tuc. Eugene 010 110 1015 11 Phoenix 000 100 80x-9 11 1 M. Wallace, Sukla (7) and Boone; Cri-der, Morris (8) and Brown. WP Crider. LP M.

Wallace. Salt Lake City Tacoma 121 000 20x 6 11 1 010 000 0113 8 2 Herbel, Saunders (4), Burbach (5), Gill (7), Barnes (8) and Dempsey; Heinbech-ner, Sells (9) and Hutto. WP Heinbech-ner. LP Herbel. HR Rico ITHE0-0-0NLY FPC1-200VS Zenith Console Color TV from as low as APPLIANCE CENTER 1633 Kapiolani Blvd Ph.

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Johnson doubled and singled for three runs in the opener while Grich slammed a two-run homer in the nightcap, supporting the two-hit pitching of Doyle Alexander, who hurled his first big league shutout. Dave McNally reached the halfway mark seeking his fifth straight 20-victory season in the opener. The win improved his record to 10-7. Yankee starter Steve Kline pitched a perfect game for six innings in the opener but Oakland finally tagged him for four runs in the seventh inning on ho PLEASE CLIP lor mers by Reggie Jackson, Mike Epstein and Bert Campaneris. This wiped out a 3-0 lead the Yankees had taken in the first inning.

Back-to-back doubles by Campaneris and Angel Mangual tallied a first-inning run in the nightcap and that was just enough for winner Blue Moon Odom, and reliever Darold Know-els. John Mayberry's fourth-inning single scored the only run of the game as three Kansas City pitchers blanked the Tigers. Winner Bruce Del Canton, Tom Burgmeier and Ken Wright collaborated on a four-hitter against loser Joe Coleman, now 11-8. GAYLORD Perry had to work overtime for his 15th victory as Cleveland took advantage of two Texas errors in the 14th inning for a 2-0 victory over the Rangers. Perry, lifted in the 14th inning for a pinch-hitter, allowed nine hits and struck out nine.

Singles by Buddy Bell and John Brohammer scored the two runs following the costly Texas bobbles. The game was a scoreless duel between Perry (15-7) and Mike Paul of the Rangers for 11 innings. Paul was lifted after the 11th. RELIEF pitcher Don New-h a walked Harmon THIS AD! FREE CAR WASH (Next to Westgate Center) Eddie Uemori, Owner for TEACHERS. ULAN I Perfection of Blended SCOTCH WHISKY 1 1 Cjalion 86 Pot! I ended and Botlled by TUCKM SONS III OttMns CUSG0W SCHMM 1 P.5T11UO BltMOtD lOIKtO SLOm I Scfoeflel.n Co.

New Yom vjjjiy iunw major league American League EAST Pet. GB Detroit 44 35 .557 Baltimore ...43 36 .544 1 Boston 37 38 .493 5 New York ...37 39 .487 5V2 Cleveland Milwaukee .33 45 .423 10V2 .31 45 .408 1V2 WEST Pet. GB Oakland 50 30 .625 Chicago 45 36 .556 52 Minnesota ...41 37 .526 8 Kansas City .41 39 .513 9 California ...36 45 .444 UV Texas 34 47 .420 I6V2 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Oakland 9, N.Y.3(lst) Oakland 1, N.Y. 0 (2nd) Bait. 7, Chi.

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