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THE HOOSIER SPORTSMAN rdenas Lead Twins Over NY ftr By Rick Bramwell 'r' I Sencfors Homero Blancas Holds Danny Thomas Lead MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES en route to a third third place at 201 Nine under round 65 to put him six strokes for the tournament were rank I Beard Jerry McGeeSflnd Dick 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 (eettles) 2:13 hi East 24 19 0 0 0 0 21 22 2 2 0 0 7 25 30 encyclopedia publisher He is assistant to vice president 28 George de Lucia 18 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 GARAGES 3 0 10 Weaver ft ftoJ Totals 0 2 0 MON TUIS WED OPEN 6 A TO 6 PM SAVE 49 DEIICIIDED BULT wtTH lifetime II mu RID Ln aluminum siding 2 2 to one ethalr in 5th WP RESIDENTIAL DIAL 643 7453 standings SALE PRICE 4 2 3 2 5 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 fi 11 0 0 0 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 5 12 1 2 3 10 0 0 0 0 5 3 4 3 3 0 11 2 1 12 3 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 33 26 21 15 13 22 21 5 0 0 4 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 36 4 9 4 2 2 10 2 0 10 4 0 10 2 O0 2 fi mo i 0 32 5 5 5 010 000 4 012 000 5 Oakland 1 0 0 0 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are in New York but the home of the ABA is in Governor Edgar Whitcomb proclaimed last Wednes day as Indiana Pacer Day and awarded certificates to each player making them honorary Hoosiers Whitcomb also uiafo fhn Panora thpir nrnfpSAlDTlrfl PXCfcl lence op the hardwood by taking the Eastern Division title in their second year and the world title in only their third Mayor Richard Lugar of Indianapolis who introduced Mayor lanagan of Anderson the second home to the audience probably said it all in these words Pacers have brought Indianapolis into the big We have come to love the spirit of this team and this city and we pledge to do everything we can to the Pacers a place where they can play before twice as many Love an interesting word Maybe what trying to say is this be a winner one must have love for his fel 'low PS Mike Storen is reoortedlv leaving the Pacers to go to the Kentucky Colonels and Roger Brown was voted the Mot Valuable Player in the 1970 ABA Playoffs by a nation al spoils writers poll If you want a better life the place to change ix inside yourself Allan Cook Gladding Ryan 4 3 Tiivlnr Cook pitched to 2 batters in' ftth Save Tavlor (6) WP Dierker Nolan 2:45 A 54424 0 2 2 1 0 in 7th birdie at the 16th to match 6 Weiskopf whow nTa seven way tie tor fifth place after two roundsturned in a 64 Saturday touring botn the front and the back in it Oder par All along third place was hitter Phil Gagliano who singled home two runs Phil Regan who gave up four runs inJessUhaiuan jjuungun Ihe Itrst gaipe was touched tor three runs in the seventh inning of the' second game as Clarence Gaston doupledAi errara followed with a doubley Ollie Brown smgled home errara and pinch hitter Ivan Murrell Chlcaro i Mccra jv rf er bb so 5 0 0 3 Rooker pr ERodriguz But'er Campans ph Totals Kansas City Wasnington Howard Kansas City 7 Washmgton4 2B Oliverr Brinkman HRs Howard (14) vnver tat Btuler 2 3 Bosman 54 Knowles Save Knowles (8) WP Butler 2:12 A 11605 10 10 Kranenoi 1h Rvan Marshall ph Weis 2b 30 3 5 3 1 otal SECTIONAL BASEBALL ebsplaying school second sectional baseball championship trophy Madison Heights prepares to celebrate artef hand ng Elwood an 8 2 victory in riday's final game at Memorial ield Team members include coaches Paul Bradford and Sutton Tim Albea Koger Ashley Randy Baker Gary Boards Ned ip er hh so 7 2 3 6 4 4 2 i By United'Press International Tony Oliva and Leo Cardenas each hit safely in their 15th straight game the longest by American League hitters all last year and this season as the Minnesota Twins outsiugged the New York Yankees 10 6 Saturday After falling behind 6 5 in the seventh inning the Twins sent Yankee pitchers Garv Waslews ki and Sieve Hamilton to the showers with five hits and as many runs Cesar Tovar led off the five run seventh with his sixth homer of the season Tony Oliva doubled Harriion Kille brew w'as walked intentionally and Rich Reese who had four hits including a homer in five trips to the plate "was safe on an error to load the bases Rick Renick then batted for outfiel 1 der Jim Holt and delivered tjje hit which put Minnesota ahead 8 6 rank Howard hit a two run homer his 14th the season highlighting a "three run first inning that lifted the Washing ton Senators to a3 2 victory over me Kansas city noyaisHoward's blast which tied him with Boog Powell of the 4 111 Oliva rf 5 0 10 Killebrew 3b 5 2 2 1 Quilici 3b 5 12 0 Reese lb 2 1 10 Holt If 2 0 12 Renick If 3111 Cardenas ss 1 0 0 0 Zepp 0 AO 27 29 no wj Saturday's Resulti" Love is a very interesting word It has many mean ings and can be expressed in many ways: Unfortunately love is almost forgotten in this age where racial tensions are high and war is all around us What does love have to do with sports? Is it important? I believe it isi Love was evident Wednesday night as hundreds of fans filled the Building at the State airgrounds to pay nonor to their Indiana Pacers Champions of the American Basketball Association The love I am speaking about was seen in several forms the loveofPacer fan? toward their team The love of the Pacers toward their fans toward each oth er and toward head coach Bobby Leonard Perhaps the words We Stand Divided We best describe the reason why the Pacers are cham pions Leonard made the Pacers a unit He pulled no punches with his ball players this' season When he felt a player doing the job he simply benched him Time after time this year Leonard called on different players to do the job and each time they responded Mel Daniels 6 9 center for the Pacers put it about teammate Roger Brown As Brown was leaving the court after the Pacers won the ABA title a reporter stopped mm ana saia how ao you teei Brown commenrea must be happy I jusfc kissed I Billy Keller outstanding Indiana rookie guard who had a tremendous playoff series put it another way the championship' game I had some trouble guard mg Mcrv Jackson but (Tom Thacker) came in and did a fantastie job" Coach Leonard showed love toward each player as he introduced each one to the audience I told Me! that I wanted him to be our rebounder and the nucleons of our defense this season and not wor ry about said Leonard he was just In introducing Brown Leonard said it all in these few words Roger BrWnywKgt WdfeYian Leonard also paid tribute to Art Becker Oliver Darden Jay Miller three players who came off the bench num erous times for the ABA champs this season' difference this year was the defense of our back said the head coach Keller Barnhill TJiacker and cantain reddie Lewis were The Pacer coach aiso referred to Bob Netolicky as one of the oest forwards Oliver Darden put his feelings yet another way played for Kentucky I passed the Coliseum many times and I wanted to turn into the parking lot be cause the Pacers are a great bunch of guys was very happy when the Colonels traded me to Indiana mid way rough the season because I have to go jiast the Coll any Art Becker recalled last season around playoff time played for the Houston Mavericks (now the Carolina STREAKS ARE REWARDING DENVER Colo (AP) After Joe Belmont was named acting coach of theDenver Rockets the team won 17 of their next 19 games in the American Basket ball Association including 15 in a rpw our daytafter the win ning1 streak was' snapped Bel mont signed a1 contract for the rest of the season as well as for the 1970 71 campaign REED'S ORTHOPEDIC SHOP Chicare ab bi 2 Kessinger ss 5 0 2J 1 i ncerci i xd 6 13 1 Williams If 2 0 0 1 Hickman rf 110 0 Santo 3b 4 0 2 2 Banks lb 4112 Hiatt 3 2 2 1 James cf 1 0 0 0 Holtzman 0 0 0 0 i i 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 Colborn Minnesota I Oakland Kansas City' Chicago Milwaukee Minnesota 10 New York 6 Boston 7 Chicago 5 1 Washington 3 Kansas City 2 Oakland 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit af Milwaukp Baltimore at California (night) Games (All Times EDT) Cleveland at Oakland (430pm) Baltimore at California (4pm) Detroit at Milwaukee (230pm)" New York at Minnesota (230pm) Kansas City at Washington (130pm) Chicago at Boston (m) 7 (No 'y Oakland Triumph 'Tl "J' Pittsblrrh sbrhbi 6128 Alou C( Alley 2b Clemente rf Jeter rf Robertson 1 Cash 2b Stargell ph Ellis pr Walker Sangudln ph 12f traarfwov $1595 'S7K IMPOSSIBLE BUT TRUE ir ZYx CAR GARAGE IUILT INULUOES CEMENT LOOR INB LIETIME ALUMINUM SIDINfl DAYS SAVE $2195 600 KPi: rKEC 24 455 12 1 27 357 1ft 'd Waul 1 I 30 13 17 'i 5 1 2 2 0 0 0 Gi ufiti 0 0 0 ft Oliver if a 0 3 2 May 5 12 0 Hebner 3b 0 1 0 Blass 10 0 0 Blass 1 0 0 0 Garher 0 0 0 Nelson 0 1 0 Pagan ph 10 0 0 Patekss 21 0 0 1 1 OA 103 150 13 Bonds DP San rancisco 3 San 1 ranctsco 8 16 Dietz Lanier Oliver Mays SB Hebner American League Standings By Culled Press International (Night Games Not Included) East Pitched In 2 better (7) A 21026 ab bi Tovar cf 5 1 1 1 National League Standings By Lmlcd Press Internationa! (Mvht Gumei Net I pct gb 0D8 500 2 488 3 433 4 422 6 a 1 pct Cubs Padres Split CHICAGO (UP1) Glenni A single by Banks the fifth two out eighth mnmg! scored Billy Williams with the home run only the 16th of his go ahead run after Williams six year major league career had two out then gave the Chicago Cubs an 8 7 a walk and a hit batsman victory over San D'ego Satur loaded the bases for pmeh eay alter tne raares took tee first game of their doublehead er 11 4 blow was his second of the off reliever TomDukes who was charged with his second loss of the year fell behind 4 0 in the first three innings of the nightcap but the Cubs got to Padre starter Pat doubled home the tying run 1 NfPVP HlintT cnrnn tAnr rune riid rnvA in rair Cub: starter Joe Deck er and eighth homer of the' year in the Don Kessinger? contributed run first game in leadng the scoring doubleswhile 15 hitattacky which diove in one with a single JimHickman three run' Ernie BanksJieiL game m'third inning homer his 1 1th of we iqunn wixn nis buist careerithe season and sixth the last homer hts fourth of the season I eight games 5 1 3 Woodson 1 2 3 Pcrranoski Wootfson DifrllAd in 9 hallPrc HBP By Zepp (Blefafy) WP Bahnsen tI A 16119 Washington ab bi Brinkman ss 4 12 0 Comer rf '3110 Howard lb 3 112 Reichardt 4 0 1 0 ARodrigz 3b 2 0 0 0 Stroud 3 0 0 0 Casnaova cz 3 0 0 0 Cullen 2b 3 0 0 0 Bosman 3 0 0 0 Knowlesp 0 0 0 0 IMrtT idHJM KEPORT Rere are reoorts frdm field observers of the LTZ menu turaI Sources 'regarding current fishing conditions throughout the State' along with my own personal kn 1 Wl 1 1 ic ot 1 1 ttj xotTJWESTRRN INDIANA: Rivers are still high butS generally streams are falling and fishing is improving! Coho salmon are being caught 3 to 4 miles 'out in Lake Micnigan fishing is excellent throughout the area and bass are being caught at Willow Slough Plne in LaPorte County yielding northern pike' Jinpecanoe IVeT Tjlkp Rhoffir onJ alm rtrtll emc Aivcnidii die VX cciJentwLots oLbig suckers are being caught in the Wab'ash NORTHEASTERN INDIANA: In fishing should nA 0(rn oc tich ec i uuiing up oyer me spawning ground a saiamonie and reservoirs fishermen 'are' catching a few small and largemouth bass crappies blue gills and northern pike The lower ends of these impound ments are clear while the upper ends are still pretty murky The Mississinewa has much the better fishing at this time Harold Brunk of the 9th St Auto Body said he made the best caich of large bluegills ever made at one of the many small lakes in this region of the state Besides the bluegill Brunk caught several nice bass He said that al most all of the lakes in this area are providing some of the best fishing for gills that he has seen in years Ar Lake Wawasee bass bluegill and crappie are being caught 1 received word that another Anderson resident caugnt five bass in the five pound bracket on a jig and eel combination at" Wawasee Ti out fishing should be good as streams have receded and 12000 rainbow and brown trout are being planted over the weekend In the St Joe River they are taking pike smallmouth and nice rock bass CENTRAD INDIANA: ishing atMonroe reser vor bas slowed somewhat but theyaje getting big blue gills on crickets and small spinners? I Lak Le mon an glers are catchi ngchannelcats tr nightcrawlers are getting ready to come "off of the nest at the strip pits and are still hitting slow At Cataract Lake in Lieber State Park bass are tak Ing top water baitsA7l4 pound largemouth bass and other going 4 were reported this week Crappies and bluegills are being yielded at Raccoon and Shakamak Lakes Lake Sullivan is producing bluegills Wabash Rivemfishing' isfair Trout lines channel and flathead 'catfish baited dead now At Mill Creek carp fishing is good while crappies uiu uiuuyiiis aie niiung minnows ana reaworms LAST CENTRAL INDIANA: ishing has been very good with all kinds of lurej and baits Kokomo and Morses reseivoirs are yielding crappies bluegills bass and channel ecatfish Prairie Creek at Muncie reports' catches of bluegills crappies and carp Ralph Stormsj 'of Anderson been making good catches of bass al Geist reservoir bn shallow running lures Several of the bass he has taken have exceeded fiveL pounas SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA: Hindostan alls and Williams dam they are taking lots of perch and some chan nel on mghtcrawlerspand wormsgpz Glendale State Gme Preserve reports fishing good7' especially for bass on artificials SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA ishing 'is only fair as 7 streams are murky Some rock and largemouthlbass are being taken on worms and minnows Crappies are still hit ting good and some nice channels are hitting night crawlers In larger rivers some drum and catfish are beingcaught In small lakes and impoundments bluegills and redears are moving off the nest with good catches still made with crickets Bass fishing is good SEE OUR DISPLAY STATE CONSTRUCTION CO 642 2461 282 9836 YOUR DR ORTHOPEDIC PRESCRIPTIONS ILLED ACCURATELY i II i nunitrv Biancas Diaaing lor Urlojorthe AL home run tus second tournament victory lead came off starter in three weeks maintained his Bill Butler and the one shot lead after three ounds Senators into a 3 1 Jead after in the $150000 Danny Thomas si LJ wl MA SsmL J1111 I 1 a Memphis Classic Saturday with a tiiree under par 67 but Dave H'll and Tom Weiskopf dogged mis trail Blancas winner of Cleveland Oakland ab hi ah hi Vhlacndr cf 4 0 0 0 Campnrs ss 4010 4 1 1 (i Monday cf 5 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 Rudi If 4 0 10 i 0 0 0 0 Bando 3b 2 2 1'10 HOU II Mineher lb erndez 4 0 10 LaRussa 2b 4 011 inders 2 0 0 0 LIndlbad 0 0 0 0 VULO IVOl now ana that must be some with two lrm1 rtf rt was nme stroKes back of the Oni'lnnterc in aiv nriir nzi mimikAH ziitLL i 1 1 i 7 Axwec puirea i lxt i a ce MAJOR LEAGUE 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 9 9 6 6 10 0 0 0 1 0 Of iu "i 1 1 1 1 ison anTlni ha non AAi a LOR Housion f) New York 5 2B Shamsky Marshall 3 Jone SR Motean nn 2 Dierker 2 Alou Harrelson VENETIAN BLIND I LAUNDRY I TAPES rtfl CORD Ocl Law 31 JONES MG CO IU Moduoa Ave Ph 6444913 Ju i uiants uuTsiua roe i3 PITTSBURGH (UPD Hal Willie Stargell but the Giants Lanier's two run double and ag0l three back in the eighth 4urnrii'n nmh cindln wr ruMiIrt UT'V 41411 iiivi 1(5 rd IPV'IIUJ MllglC UV UVJlla Taylor keyed a five run fifthland a run scoring single inning Saturday and propelled Dietz Sh lto double came bY Richie Mebne Ken Henderson walked and Dietz doubled and Tito uentes 1 walked tn fiKI th haK and I ADVIRTIHMINT increased the lead to 7 3 I pinch single followed for two more run and a triple i byBobby Bonds produced the fifth run of the inning and helped reliever Ron Bryant pick up Ida third win in seven disions7 The Giants overcame aV 3 1 deficit with a three run third inning chasing starter and loser Steve Blass 2 7 Singles by Mike McCormick Ron Hunt and Willie Maya produced one run and with two out Hender son walked to the bases before Dietz doubled for 'two mors runs The Pirates down by five runs scored three in the seventh on four straight walk and a two run pinch single by AND SUDDENLY IN BUSINESS MAKING GOOD MONEY (Recession Proof) proud to talk about our businets fascinating Dynamic Appeals to the small investor No experience necessary With very little money he or she can achieve financial quick ly or moderately yours to decide Oura is a vending ma chine program The beat We eatablisn route locations Provide finest line of inack items We train counsel 1 guide hold your hand until firmly entrenched No experience necessary just honesty integrity Willing ness to listen work and give good service You need a car and at least $800 for minimum invest ment strictly for equipment and inventory No fee or extra of any kind Required Be ambitious and willing to expand Vigorous 4 bilIion plus re cession proof business Cash sales No credit risks Works for you day and even while you sleep Quick turn over Original investment can be returned in short time Require? only 6 to 8 hours per week of serious atten tion Like getting retirement pay annuity or pension only betterl If serious sincere talk Letter preferred giving name address phone number and sufficient refer ences to verify )V rite to CecU Ussery Pres Ul Ussery Industries Inc J193 Empire Cenirel Dept INTI DeUeu Ttuu 73)47 1 Chicago Sign Butkiis To Multi Year Pact CHICAGO (UPI) Ttie Jhica go Bears riday announced the signing of their All Stan line backer Dick Butkus toa multi year contract The length or its hot revealed but both the brass and Butkus expressed delight at the transaction Butkus a native Chicagoan who has been named the National ootball All Star middle linebacker for four of the past five years said glad we got together on this because I want to play in my home town for many more Butkus joined Bears in 1965 after graduation from the University of Ilinois Chicago New York St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal 16 West Cinclnrfaii Atlanta Los 26 San rancisco Houston 21 San Diego '22 Rcsulti New York 4 Houston 3 San Diego 11 Chicago 4 71sD Chicago 8 San Diego 7 (2nd) San rancisco 13 Pittsburgh Los Angees at Louis (night) Philadelphia at Atlanta (night) Montreal at Cincinnati (night) Ganics (All Times EDT) i Houston at New York 2 San Diego at Chicago San rancisco at Pittsburgh (130pm) toured the front two under and I missing from one foot I just Hill was even par got careless and went to Blancas turned with a four! Blancas said stroke lead but Hill charged i A stroke of saved the backside with an eagle oniBlancas from possible disaster the par five 13th hole' and a on the paper four 11th hole when hooked drive hit a tree and bounced toward the green Hill said he did not putt nearly as well the last two davs as he did Thursdaywhen tie fired a record tieing first round I tx gonna go with two Iters In tnmnr Steve Spray who had a hole in HUI said one on' the 182 yard par three! There was a three wav tie for 1 94 Lrtlrt Ul i 41 1 1 i a Baltimore rNew York Detroit 14 shjngton? Bofton Cleveland Probable Plichtra By United Press International (wen lost records in srentheses) Notional League Houston (Lemaater 3 4 and Wilton 14) at7 York) Sld'cli McAndrewBosAnjeleg (Vanct" 4 liirTttrLouiB (Torrez 4 4) Montreal (ftfcGInn 3 4) at Cincinnati Merrill Ml i San Diego (Corkina 44) at Chlcaio (Jenkins 3 7) San rancisco (Manchal H) at Pittsburgh tMooae 4 4) Philadelphia tWle 3 2 at Atlant (Nash 6 1) American League Chicago (Janeaki 4 2) at Beaton (Peters Baltimore (McNally gjj at California (Wright 8 31 Detroit (Wilson 1 2) at Milwaukee (Balin 1 4 1 New York (Stottlemyre 4 4) at Minnesota (Kaaat 5 11 Kansas City (Morehead l) 'at Washington (Cox 3 3) Cleveland (Hand 0 4) ad Oakland (Hunter jj New York Minnesoti abrhbl Clarke 2b 5 1 0 nenney 3b cf White If Cater lb Munson Blefary rf Woods rf Michael ss Bahnsen 1 0 0 0 Ratliff Ward ph 1 fl 0 0 Zepp Waslewski 0 0 0 0 Woodson i i i i Klimkwsk 0 0 0 0 7 Ellis ph 1 0 1 i Hamilton 0 0 f) Aker 0 0 0 0 2 Tonlw 3" fill 6 Totals 37 10 15 10 New York MA in wwi Minnesota 30? (MM Ms 10 Killebrew Michael DP Minnesota LOB New York 10 Minnesota 2R Clarke Carew kCatef White Munson Oliva 3B Reese HRs Reese (3) Tovar 75J77 Kenncy Zepp Penanoski ip oannsen a slew sk 1 nnmKowsKi Hamilton 3 3 Aker HARTER URBAN REAL ESTATE INDUSTRIAL Ed Brinkman had doubled took third Qn WayheCQmeElsbunt singleand scored on a' wild pitch Relief pitcher Vicente Romo en route to 'his third straight victory supplied is own winning run with his first career pome run while pitching am Boston tied box to a 7 5 victory over the Chicago White QUA homer which prt duced the second run of his! career came with the bases! i eon 20 emntv inrl fho 'Sims if in th' m'm' a a ttoilinsplll 0 0 0Jackon rf0 0 0 0 111 rnP tlYin 11 A a i al rt A In Oakland 'c 1 'vii Aottles 3b 2 110 Mincner brought three runslosse 4 01 0 su'i 11 1 Heidemnn 3 0 Moore 0 (TO Klomchk ph 1110 Grant 0 0 0 nixginb ti ti Pinson ph 10 11 Totals 33 4 7 4 Totals 1 I a Oakland Heidemann Jackson I Cleveland 7 Oakland 9 MondaygCamrancris Horton HR Mineher U2) ingers SRMjicnher 1HUU1 Higgins ingers 3 3 Lindblad Gran Grant (5) By Grant 9163 fe Si San rancisco Bonds rf Hunt 2b Mavs cf McCovey lb Johnson lb Henderson tf Dietz uentes 3b Lanier ss McCrmck 2 2 0 Hryanup Tavlor 1 2 Rcbcrger 0 0 0 JJohnson 1 0 0 0 aul 0 0 0 0 under for tihe tpuinament Beard Jerry McGee and think that we are going to Crawford try to get rid of each Grouped at 202 were Hale Blancas said as he and Hill Erwin George Archer Joe exchanged gibes while going Campbell Bobby Jack over their score cards withMcGowan and Jim Jameison sports writers have been Lee the playing together for three davs lead ng money winner this xear Kind ot pQayed real well ago was at 198 17under par after 54 holes The slender Hill paired with Blancas for the second day' in a row came within a hair of tieing the leader on the 18th green when his birdie putt lipped the cup defendmgchampionand only two time winner here started the dav one stroke back the of Rlanrac anzi ham Colonial National two weeks Widen the margin as Blancas keeeMMeAa healiM) i Aperts By Dave (ACE) Soverly 'X i ASHION CLEANERS 22nd and PENDLETON AVI across the plate with a sacrifice flyand a' towering two run to the Oakland Athletics past the Cleveland Indians 5 4 "homer his 12th this season landed far back in Jhe rightfield bleachers and gave the A a 5 1 lead in the seventh mning The blast provided what turned out to be the decisive runs as the Indians rallied fora pair of runs in the eighth against winning pitcher Rolhe ingers and one in the ninth off reliever Jim Gramt In night action Detroit played Milwaukee Balti moie was at California ST iff ORD pitch es STes NEW YORK (AP) Bill Staf ford formei pitcher for the New York Yankees Oakland Athlet ics and Chicago White Sox has retired (torn the mound at thn age of 31 ta become a salesman Stafford a resident of Che shne Conn is with Grolier the LAUNDRY SPECIAL 5 SHIRTS $11 With Any Dry I Cleaning Order Kansas City Kelly rf Kirkptrck If Otis cf Oliver zr Keough lb 3 ft fl 0 4 0 Taylor ph 1 00 0 bchaal 3b 0 0 0 0 Severinsn 2b 4 0 1 fl Hernandz Ss 3 0 0 0 iniella ph 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 r'' 32 2 2 Totals 28 3 5 2 ooi 2 300 000 DP Washington 2 LOB Berry pr Herrmann 4 0 0 0 BConiglir rf Melton 3b 4 0 1 2 4 0 0 0 Satriano 2 0 0 0 Alvarado ss 10 10 Nagy 2 0 0 0 Lyle 10 0 0 0 fl ft Bcckert errara Ip 4 5 1 0 ab bi ft Ll Ageecf Jones If Shamsky rf McCormick 3 13 9 Bryant 3 4 23 0 Rcbcrgcrt 2 2 3 0 JJohnson 2 3 4 haul I 3 1 Blasts 2:7 2 2 3 5 Dal Canton ll 3 4 Garher Nolsorr Walker tGiusii Dal aCiifon nilchad in 3 haHera in Sih Garber mtched to I' bartenr in Sa aul 1) HBP Rv Dal Canton iiiutiu ny uaioer iMunti 3:41 A 10658 Houston New Ynrk ab bl Alou If Morgan 2b 3 1 0 0 Harrelson ss 10 0 1 nynn cr a 1 0 Miller rf 4 0 2 2 Menke ss 4 0 0 0 Swoboda rf 0 0 ft ft Pepilbtie lb 0 0 (Bbswell 2b 1 I uaner 3b 4010 Gladding 0 0 0 0 Edwards 3 0 0 Dierker Cook Martinez 3b Boston abrhbi abrhbl 1 9 fl A rl 1 ante 1 1 1 3 2 rDejrick If T2 i' Uopklnslb3 I 1 (LYstrimsk cf 3 0 0 0 Berry pr 0 0 0 0 Petrocelll 3t 5120 May 4 0 2 3 Scott lb 4 0 1 1 If I II 4 I 1 (11 Bradford cf Knoop 2b Blanco oh snen 0 ft UVIIHAUII Crider Matias ph Totals HUH Totals 34 7 11 Chirafo 101 030 Boston 0M 112 7 Aparicio Weaver DP Chieago 2 LOB Ch'caeo Boston 9 2B Aparicio McCraw Petrocelli Satria no May 3B Andrews HR Romo (1) ip bb Smith ph Donegan Callson ph Regan Hall Totals 41 11 1511 Totals San Dlefo 130 HO 411 11 Chicago M3 1Q0 Bank LOBSan Plego 11 Chicago 2B Spfezlo Banks Beckert Huntz Colbert 3B Kesainger Splezio HRs Hunlz MicKman yij I sfnn Kirby Herbel 2 1 Rodriguez Holtzman Donegan 01 Regan Colborn Barber Kirbv Ditched Holtzman 2 Kriby 'iT 3 :03 A 1 vlB a A I '7 wKc BB it 'AJBaT I iwt JBBHWUIS ITIMr ir rililli hlfrTISfaillil Ti i lai ttKb ei 7 al 1 ak 1 £1 2 'J "SB 4 AsPA WB a GJ i If IB JMbmL 1 I Is A A if wf UIB Au rtN Wk 'JWta I' 6TiSX mo1 is THAT ryiM Im MI Art 1 1 'i i.