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NattOfMl Cards Within 1 Game of Dodgers Hie Mojors THE ASSOCIATED CREELEY TRIBUNE MML, Scft. 1C, 1X3 ST. LOl'lS 'AV'-Lew Burdvlte Bill Whit's 2Tth taax run. tvr the Milwaukee ruo- Lcmaster. a -4'.

Bad Ray Sadecki pitched onrush- one man on in the setvad inning. Burdette struck o'A five andiSehaeider 4), Pk-ke -5'. Tkl- iug St. Louis within one game of and Ken Boyer's homer in the.walked DUK- in picking ap '8' and Crandail: Sadecki Rational League leading fourth gave the Cardinals mnth uitoiy 11 defeats, and Mi-Carver. Vi'-Sadecki 10-8.

L- Auscles Sunday as. thv Caidinals to get by in the opcr.iT Sadrcki struck out sue ind Ltir.aster 11-11. -Milwaukee swept a doub'ehcader Irorn t'harlif James and Tiin Me- walked four to bring his record iPhiladelphia v-aukte 3-2 and 5-0. Carver each stroked three hits to to Phils 6, Dodgers 1 Cincinnati The two victories extended the lead a 14-hi! attack in the second First Game Cardinals winning streak to 10 game against loser Dermis Le-Milwaukee 000 COO 200-2 2 W. SI 91 fd.

CJ. .697 Chicago PHILADELPHIA 'APi 540 .530 .58 .300 10 11 12-i 16 master and four relieves James St. Ixiuis 020 100 7 0 celphia took advantage of an er- theduh -and Jive the Cardinals'drove in two runs and McCarver Hendiey. Schneider Shaw ratic Los Angeles defense, 19 victories in 20 games during one while Sadccki checked the Tis-lfnauer and Torrei knocked off the Dodgers 6-1 Sun- ihi-u- stic-tdi drive to overhaul Braves on five hits. Burdette and McCarver.

W-Bur-'day and helped trim their once- Los Angeles Burdette. winnim; his third dette 9-11. L-Hendley 9-9. command ins National League The Dodeers. who 14 game and second' against his Home runs Milwaukee.

Had to one game over second. Aaron'42'. St. Louis, White'27i, place SI. Louis.

names sliced from their lead when former mates since joined the Boyer '23 The Cardinals, who were seven ttH-y lost to Philadelphia 6-1 Sun-Cardinals in June, allowed just Sccond Oame am( batk on Aug Mj do5ed day. open a three-game series at six hits. Hank Aaron's 42nd homer Milwaukee 000 000 000--0 5 1 the gap heading into a three-: St. Ixmis Monday night. a man on in the seventh ac- St.

Louis 020 100 20x--5 14 0 series with the Dodgers at; i( 1t 1t jOU starting Monday night i sweeping a doubleheader fromj j.Milwaukee 3-2 and M. It was jLouis' loth consecutive victory and I9th in 20 games, four- The Phillies hit Don Drvsdale: Cards Sing 'Yanks Are Coming' By JOE REICHLER "I've never been on a club that'u-ar, when they allowed a 71 79 7J 80 73 75 75 Pittsburgh 70 79 .470 Houston 58 93 .384 New York 49 102 .325 42' Saturday's Los Angeles 5. Philadelphia 1 St. Inuis 3, Milwaukee 2 Houston 4, New York 0 San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 8. Chicago 4 Sunday's Philadelphia 6, Los Angeles 1 St.

Louis 3-5, Milwaukee 2-0 Cincinnati 3, Chicago 1 Houston 5-5, New York 4-0 San Francisco 13, Pittsburgh 5 Today's Gamts Los Angeles at St. Louis (N) Indians Beat Angels 6-3 of Los Angeles U.S. Complete Sweep Over Venezuela Sun. DENVER IAP) The Uritel LOS ANGELES Thejsouthpaw his 5fth straight majorj stales compkted a Indians got only five'league toss Sunday by defeating) bits off Bo Belinsky in 5 1-3 in- the Los Angeles Angels 6-3. but dealt the eccentric Yonks 2, Twins 1 MLNNEAPOL1S-ST.

PAUL AP -Whitey Ford pitched a two-hitter for his 23rd victory and the New York Yankees made two runs scored in the second inning stand up for a 2-1 victory over Minnesota Sunday. Ford has lost seven for the American League champions. New York 020 000 000-2 8 Minnesota 000 100 000-1 2 Ford and Howard; Stange, Rog genburk (9), Dailey (9) and Bat Cleveland 030 012 000-6 8 ZJthe Davis Cup American Zont Los Angeles 201 000 000-3 10 2 finals. Grant and Azcue; Duliba i6, Foyiack (7), Kavar- 1 ro (9) and Rodgers. W-Grant 1114.

L-Belinsky 1-8. Home runs Cleveland. Held (16). Los Angeles, Dees (3). Associated Snorts Writer won 19 of 20 before." said the game lead to dissipate in the fi- ree ly in the early innings andi Chicago at Pittsburgh IN) tey w-Ford 23-7.

L-Stange 10-5. TM i A iKiHirtn'mn i i Ian at ovef Veneluela i i i LUMS 'TM TM 12-year-old super star whose Car- nal week of the campaign. iscored two of their Hins-includ-i San at Milwaukee' TMM ina i years date back to 1941 Keane's pitching selections re- ling lhe clincher-on passed (Nl feverish St. Louisians. excited I I1lc Do dgers were an.ything but mained areording to plan.

catchcr John Uoseboro. Only games scheduled the Cardinals' spectacular September surge, were singing "The Yanks Are Coming" Mon. They didn't mean the Dodgers, who armed to engage the red-hot Red red hot compared to the sizzling bander Ernie Broglio U6-8) Cardinals, who exlendcd their lalesl winning streak to 10 games Sunday with a 3-2 and 5-0 sweep RADIO BROADCASTS radio broadcasts of the St passed ball by Roseboro set up still another Philadelphia run. Th Dodgers, with the excep- Tuesday's Glints Philadelphia at New York (N) birds in a vital three-game series tion of Tommy Davis' 15th home night) Chicago at Pittsburgh (2, twi- 'can League champions, so these mad Missourians thdr beloved Rcdbirds were going to overtake Ixis Angeles. be 'run of the year in the fourth, nev- threatcned as Green tossed a five- against Ihem for his sixth afjainst four defeats.

was Drysdale's 17th loss against 17 victories. The Phillies picked up two Houston at Cincinnati (N) San (N) Francisco at Bosox 5, A's 3 KANSAS CITY (AP) Felix Orioles 2, Tigers 1 DETROIT (AP) The Baltimore Orioles, victims of the firsl triple play in the American League since 1960, scored their winning run on a wild pitch Sunday for a 2-1 victory over Detroit The Orioles pushed two runs across in the fifth before the Tigers snuffed out (tie rally wit) the second triple play of the ma Mantilla tagged John Wyatt for a Jor league season. two-run homer with two out in 111 Boston the Dodgers has this cily seen -attything like this. The swirl of ujuidtement caused by this unbc- i stretch run that has pro-j victories in 20 games the Dodgers' first lead from seven games lo even engulfed lhe nor. phlegmatic Stan Musial.

do you think? Whal do Ifijiink?" Musial kepi askinp! reporters who had ftjall parts of the country aclly that question of Stan Los Angeles at St. Louis IN) American Ltagut W. L. Pet. C.B.

100 52 .658 85 65 .567 .559 Milt Pappas, the winning pitch the ninth Sunday to give the Bos-jer, hit into the triple play attempt ing to bunt. He lined to first baseman Norm Cash, whose throw shortstop Dick McAuliffe doublet Al Smith at second. McAuliffe' Kansas City 2-2 against lhe Dodgers, will pitch the first, enough to win, onj Ba i timore tonight. He will be opposed singles, a stolen base and Detroit 74 75 southpaw Johnny Podres, 113-10) last and 0-1 against the Cards. a passed ball.

Boston 73 79 I Green Bay Falls Before Mighty Tony Taylor opened the inning eveland 81 jwith a single, stole second and Angeles Pro Football National Football Leoguc By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Conference WLT Pet. Cleveland 1 0 0 1.000 New York 1 St. Louis 1 scored on Johnny Callison's single. Callison, after moving to third on Wcs Covinglon's bunl single and a double play, scored on the first passed ball by Roseboro. The Phillies got five of their eight hits off Drysdale in the first two innings.

The Phils added two more in GREEN BAY, Wis. ni a a lphia 0 Chicago Bears threw up a mighly Pittsburgh 0 defense and cashed in on the sliort Washington 0 passing of Bill Wade Sunday lo rj a a KELLY 1 'James Stephen Kelly, 1014 18th Cody, Wyo. Hasband ot Mrs. Martha Me- Mullen Kelly. Fnther ot James Vornon Kelly, Ft.

Cnmpboll, Mra. Pete (Dorothy Jeanne) Valken- bui'g, Colemont. Brother of M. fllen Kelly, Walden; Floyd W. Kolly, Durango; Ray O.Kelly, Yreka, Mm.

Dan C. a Straight, Greeley. Also survived liy two grandchildren. Services 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nimn Presbyterl- nn Church.

Interment Nunn. ROMEKO PaWo Romero, Pcckham. Wife of Catherine Romero, Services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Mission Baptist Church, Bldorado, Tex. Interment ROWAN filbert 0.

Rowan, 226 Tocld La Sallo. Husband Mrs. Marlon C. Rowan. Father ot James B.

Rowan, Wheat Ridge; Ottla R. North Glenn: By- E. Rowan, La Salle; Mary K. Schmidt, Kersey. Brother of Rowan, DHS Arc, Mo.

Also tmrvlved by seven grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Adnmaon Memorial chanel. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. upset the sputtering Green Bay Packers 10-3 in a Nalional Fool- ball League opener before a crowd 'of 42,327.

The Bears, humbled by lhe ackers eighl slraighl limes in- uding pre season games, it together a 32-yard fieM ial by Bob Jencks in the first and a 66-yard touchdown arch in the third in spoiling the efending NFL champions' debut The Packers, unbeaten in Green ay since a 17-14 loss to the ears in the season opener three ars ago, managed only a 41 ard field goal by Jerry Kramer the final play of the firs leriod. The fircd-up Chicago defcnsi ymied the Packers' offense eaded by quarterback Bar arr, the league's leading passei st year, and fullback Jimm; aylor, the 1962 ground gaining nd scoring king. The Bears picked off four Starr asses and also recovered a reen Bay fumble in preventini ic Packers from mounting fanse. jthe sixth on a pair of singles by 0 1.000 nv Gonzalez and Roy Sievers .000 .000 .000 .000 Weltern Minnesota iclroil 0 Chicago 1 0 Lundien and Son Fort Lupton, Colo. BROWN -Dorothy Brown of Idaho Springs, formerly of Ft Luiiton.

Wife of William Hrown, mother of Ro Rrnic and Wayne Me Ncaley. Services Tuesda- p.m. in Church of JO-BUB Christ of Latter a Kpinls. HriKliton. Inter ment, Ft.

LupUin. Conference i i.ooo 0 1.000 0 1.000 A i Mrs. F.vn formerly of Windsor. Survived by Mrs. i i i i i (Motile) of Sapinaw, Mr.

Dave KnaiiB. Walter Kuans, Flint. Urn hen Kuans. Denver and Mrs I lay (Helen) Schneider, i-'t. CnUins.

Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 14 great-grand- rhildrai. Services WeiineB- li.m.. lit lhe Evan- relicM Conjcrr' (: .11 i a 1 Phllrrli of Windsor i i Onip- in Wludpor. Thnpe tfbhiiip In do MI may make 'contributions' lo DK- memorial nf lhe CoiiKre- pnlional Church nf Wlnd- wor. On Top With Preps FOOTBALL Thursday Jon-Conference Greeley B-Tcam Bombers -oveland, 4 p.m.

Ixwcland at Heath Junior High, p.m. Frid.y Ixwcland at Greeley, 7:45 p.m. Boulder at Aurora Central. Fort Collins at Sterling. Aurora Hinkley at Englewood Ixjngmont at Fort Morgan.

Tri-Vallty College High at Windsor, 7:30 p.m. Brush at Fort Luplon, 7:30 p.m Eaton at Lafayette, 7:30 p.m. Valley High at Weld Central 7:30 p.m. Non-Conferenct Evans al Roosevelt, 7:30 p.m. Berthoud at Highland (AulO 7:30 p.m.

Lyons al Plalle Valley (Kcr sey), 7:30 p.m. Estcs Park at Laporte. 7:3 p.m. Erie al Wiggins, 7:30 p.m. Sterling St.

Anthony al Grovel 1 p.m. Wellington al Snyder. 1 p.m. Pcclz at Weldona, 1 p.m. 3altimorc 0 1 0 Francisco 0 1 0 .000 Green Bay 0 1 0 .000 Los Angeles 0 1 0 .000 Saturday's Schedule St.

Ixmis 34, Dallas 7 Detroit 23, Los Angeles 2 Sunday's Result! Chicago 10, Green Bay 3 New York 37, Baltimore 28 Pittsburgh 21, Philadelphia 21 lie) Cleveland 37, Washington 14 Minnesota 24, San Francisco 21 Salurjay's Schedule Washington at Los Angeles (N Sunday's Schedule Baltimore al San Francisco Chicago at Minnesota Cleveland at Dallas Detroit Gre.en. Bay at Mil waukee New York at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Philadelphia American Football League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Easttrn Division TPct Boston 1 1 0 .50 ouston 1 1 0 .501 ew York 0 1 0 .09 uffalo 0 2 0 Western Division akland 2 0 0 1.00 an Diego 2 0 1.00 Stan Had Other Plans ansas City 1 0 0 1.00 0 2 0 .00 Saturday's Results Houston 20, Denver 14 San Diego 17, Boslon 13 Sunday's Result Oakland 35, Buffalo 17 Sunday's Schedule Houston at New York Boston at Oakland Kansas City at Buffalo Weekend College Football By THE ASSOCIATED PRES Georgia Tech 9, Florida 0 Buffalo 34, Gettysburg 0 New Mexico St. 21, Basic New 0 Richmond 10, East Carolina 7 Furman 17, Davidson 0 Quantico 9, Xavier 7 Emory-Henry 31, Georgetown 8 ate throw by Ron Fairly on a crifice which left two runners 'e and Roschnro's second passec 11. 'he fifth run came in the sev th when Taylor singled, move! second on the third passec 11 and later scored on a fielders oice.

Sievers rounded out the oring in the eighth with his 1711 mer. is Angeles 000 100 000-1 5 hiladelphla 200 002 llx-6 9 Drysdale, Calmus (8) and Rose- iro; Green and Dalrymple. Wreen 6-4. L-Drysdale 17-17. Home runs Los Angeles, T.

avis (15). Philadelphia, Sievers 7). (ansas City 67 Washington 53 .523 .493 .480 .471 .447 .447 .353 14 15 20Vi 25 27 28 32 32 46 000 000 302--5 10 000300 000-3 4 Smith, Lamabe (7) and Nixon; re ay to second baseman Don Wert Segiu. Wyatt 7) and Lau. Lamabe 7-3.

L-Wyatt 5-3 Home run-Boston, Mantilla 84 83 97 --Clinched pennant. Saturday's Rasulls Detroit 3, Baltimore 2 (10 in- ilngs) Chicago 7, Washington 5 Los Angeles 3, Cleveland 2 Boston 6, Kansas City 4 New York 2-3, Minnesota 6-1 Sunday's Risults Cleveland 6, Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 2, Detroit 1 New York 2, Minnesota 1 Boston 5, Kansas City 3 Chicago at Washington, poned, rain post Today's Games Chicago at Washington Only game scheduled Tuesday's Games Baltimore at Los Angeles twi-nighl) Detroit at Minnesota (N) Boston at Chicago (N) New York at Cleveland (N! tile (23). Detroit, Cash (24). Sports Notes BOISE, Idaho (AP)-Bruce Feland of Madison, a sub for eteran Eddie Lubanski of De- roit, teamed with another Detroit egler, Roger Helle, to put togeth- games of 2,695 and 2,692 for 387 and the lead in the Bowling Proprietors Association of Amerca national doubles tournament as it went into its second day today. BATTLE CREEK, Mich.

(AP) --Seattle rallied for five runs in he ninth inning and defeated Culver City, Calif. 10-6 Sunday night a bid for a second American Amateur Baseball Co es championship. "jcaught Bob Saverine off first. 000 020 000-2 3 etroit 000 100 000-1 7 Pappas, S. Miller (8) and Orsin Lary and Triandos.

W-Pappas 16 9. L-Lary 4-9. Home runs Baltimore, Gen Chisox-Senotors, Rain WASHINGTON (AP) Rain 'orced postponement Sunday the scheduled game between tl Washington Seators and the Ch cago White Sox. The game be played Monday afternoon. Dennis Ralston won foil tch over lyo PimenteJ 18-lt, 64, after Arthur Ashe Jr.

ot chmond, the first Negro in a Davis Cup match for United States, outclassed Or- audo Bracamonte 6-1, Ralston, a 21-year-old Universitj Southern California junior from akersfield, won his third int of the three-day series in his hour duel with Pimentel. Earlier, Ralston beat Braca- onte in singles and teamed win arty Riessen to win the doubles cr Pimentel asd Bracamonti. The victory moved the United ates into the interzone semifinals against England Sept 56-28. le U.S. team will leavt Denver onday morning for Bournemouth, England.

Cant. Bob Kelleher of the U.S. am said he would take five men England, although only four ill play. Kelleher said the five, in adti- on to Ralston and Riessen, would Eugene Scott, St. James, N.Y.; huck McKinley, St.

Ann, nd Frank Froehling HI, Coral ables, Fla. Grid Officials To Meet A meeting of area prep football fficials is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Heath Junior High chool lunch room. Mere Sports On Page 7 Schools Rise Fast MEXICO CITY About 7,500 up in new schools have shot Mexico under a new program using prefabricated rural school buildings. Each building can be put up in 36 hours with communt- CLUB LIDO Opening Tonight JACK DIAMOND and His Jubllte Dancing from 9 to 12 "DONT MISS IT!" Colts 4-0 NEW YORK (API-Houston vept a pair from the New York 'ets Sunday 54 and 5-0 as the st-place Mets lost their 101st nd 102nd of the season.

The Mets broke a 39 inning corelcss string by scoring four uns in the seventh inning of the rst game, won by Dick Farrell. hris Zachary and Hal Woode- lick teamed up with a ttiree- itter in the second game, the lets' 29th shutout. Flrit Huston 200 000 300-5 11 1 lew York 000 000 400-4 4 4 Farrell and Bateman; Jackson, lisco (7), Bearnarth (9) and Coleman. W-Farrell 13-13. L-Jackson 1-17.

Home run New York, Coleman (3). Second Game Houston 010 300 010-5 11 S'sw York 000 000 000-0 3 Zachary, Woodeshick (7) and Smith; Hook, Powell (8) and Sherry Cannizzaro (8). W-Ha- chary 1-2. L-Hook 4-13. Home runs Houston, Weekly 12), Staub (5).

The Store Reds 3, Cubs 1 CHICAGO (AP)-Rlght bander John Tsitouris limited the Chicago Cubs to three hits while pitching the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-1 vio lory Sunday to slyrnie Dick EUs- vorth's third bid for his 21st Cincinnati 001 200 000-3 10 0 Chicago 000 000 001--1 3 2 Tsitouris and Edwards; Ellsworth, (7), Brewer (9) and Srfiaffer, Ranew (9). W--Tsitour- is 10-8. L-Ellsworth 20-10. Home run Chicago, Williams (23). By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITCHING-Dallas Green, Phillies, checked Los Angeles 6-1 on five hits as Dodgers' National League lead was trimmed to one! PITTSBURGH (AP) The San game over second-place St.

txjuis. Francisco Giants scored five runs BATTING--Ken Boycr ondjon four hits and two Pittsburgh Giants 13, Pirates 5 ST. iAI" Stan Cardinals, led in the seventh inning and lot the St. Louis Cardinals couldllack in 3-2 and 5-0 victories over posted a victuiy over the Pi- FUNERAL DESIGNS have done as well as in naskclballJMilwaukcc that extended St. IJJH- rates Sunday.

in baseball, the owner of thejis' winning slreak to 10 games.I The (iiants jumped into a quick iSt. Ixiuis Hawks says. jBoyrr hit decisive Ixrnicr in liretllcad when Willie Mays hit his 1 Ben Kerncr of the James collecled three homer of the season with two linskctbnll Association team says: j.ind drove in two runs in night-Ion in the first, but the Piralcs "iinr i-ronline rnwrls itidiralcjcap. frame 1 back to tic it at 33 with a thai Musial was fast and had a i uu in iiiv fourth and a pair ir- lhe FLOWERS West lOHi St. 352-285) pixxl left-handed hook shot.

If he had taken that basketball scholarship al (he University of Pittsburgh 25 years ago. he might'Holy Family 0 eventually have played with the I Annunciation 18, Cathedral Hawks." i PAROCHIAL FOOTBALL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kan Fran. St. Mary's. Colorado Springs 41, Pittsburgh 300 000 341-13 18 2 000 120 002-- 8 4 Macheheuf 31.

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Carmel 20, Trinidad Cotho- Los Angeles, 90. lie 6 O'Dell and E. Bailey: Schwall. 13 Francis Face 18) Bultevs and Burgess. W-O'Dell 13-8.

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