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ed SECOND a Half Back Game umhle A Foils gain; Reds Yankees raves Win, 6-5, HR in 9th fx 71 score i saw their advantage over the Reds in the loss column drop to 1 Turn Back Lea un avis runners scored and BlasingameNew ymc Linz ss one. Cincinnati has eight games; But the Ph'Uies weren fin-remaining, iished. With one out in their 10th, Gary Kolb started the Braves' Cookie Rojas singled. One out winning rally with an infield later, Allen clouted an inside-single. One out later, Gene Oli-jthe-park homer off Bob Sadow-ver walked.

Mathews followed ski, again tying the game. took second when Richardson tnrew wiia pasi nrst. won mer singled, scoring Blasin- game. The Yankees came back with two in the fourth on singles by I Mickey Mantle and Elston How ard, Pepitone run-scoring infield out, and a single by Tom Tresh. Buster Narum's homer made it 4-2 for Washington in the fourth inning, and Jim King's lead-off double in the fifth was the end for Bouton.

King scored on Joe Cunningham's single to center off Stan Williams. I with a single off the glove of first baseman Frank Thomas, and Kolb scampered home. Oliver moved to third on the play, and as Mathews was out trying to steal second, Oliver broke for home and was safe when catcher Clay Dalrymple dropped the throw from Taylor. Tony I The Phillies twice came from base with one out when Dalrym-behind. pie tipped his bat on a foul Johnny Callison's two-run! strike, homer off reliever Billy Hoeftl Menke moved to third on a following Richie Allen's sinsle double bv pinch hitter Mike de MORNING CALL C5 ID) Allentown, Saturday, Sept.

26, Surging Cincinnati Cops Pair NEW YORK (AP) The streaking. Cincinnati Reds climbed to within IV2 games of the National League lead Friday night, sweeping a double-header from the New York Mets 3-0 on Jim Maloney's one-hitter and 4-1 on a combined three-hitter by Bob Purkey and Sammy Ellis. The double victory, which extended the Reds' winning string to six games, enabled them to gain IVi games on the first-place Philadelphia Phillies who dropped a 7-5, 12-inning decision to Milwaukee. The Reds now are only one game behind the Phillies in the loss colum. Maloney gave up a second inning single to Joe Christopher and allowed only three base runners thereafter en route to his 15th victory against 10 defeats in the opener.

The big right-hander struck out eight and walked two, with Leo Car denas' eighth inning error ac counting for the only other met runner. lhe Keds put the game away with two runs in the opening inning against southpaw Al Jackson, 10-16. Fete Rose led oil with a single, moved to second on Chico Ruiz' sacrifice bunt and came across on a single by Vada Pinson. Frank Robinson singled Pmson to third and stole second, with Pinson scoring as catcher Jesse Gonder's throw got away from Jackson. In the nightcap, Purkey picked up where Maloney had left off, holding the Mets hitless for three innings and checking them on two singles through 6 1-3 innings for his 11th victory in 20 decisions.

Ellis came on in the seventh after two walks and set New York down on one hit the rest of the way. Trailing 1-0 in the. sixth, the Reds jumped ahead when Robinson belted Jack Fisher's 3-2 pitch over the left field fence, scoring behind Ruiz, who had singled. It was Robinson's 29th homer. Cincinnati broke it open in the seventh.

Marty Keough led off with his ninth homer, Cardenas singled and Purkey sacrificed. Cardenas scored when George Altman dropped Rose's liner for a two-base error. Cincinnati abrhbl 4 12 0 2 0 0 0 4 111 Rose 2b Ruiz 3b Pinson cf Robinson rf Johnson lb Harper If Keough ph Edwards 3 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 2 10 0 10 0 0 4 0 10 Cardenas ss 3 0 1 1 Maloney 0 3 0 0 0 Elliot ph I 0 0 0 KWsb 4 0 0 0 Kraneo'i lb 4000 ATman if i Sj Chtoph'r rf 201 0i Hkkmancf 3 0: ss 3 Jackson 2 0 0 01 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Eddie Mathews singled in the tie-breaking run as Milwaukee scored two runs in the 12th in ning and defeated Philadelphia, 7-5, cutting the Phillies' dwin dling National League lead to IV2 games. The loss, the Phillies' fifth straight, enabled second-place Cincinnati to gain 1V2 games on the floundering leaders. The Reds swept a doubleheader from New York.

The Phillies, with just seven games left, also Late Might Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE Twins 000 000 Oxx Angels 000 000 Oxx Kaat and Battey; Chance and Rodgers. Celts Sign Ray Flynn; Release 3 BOSTON (UPI) The Boston Celtics Friday signed former Providence College basketball star Ray Flynn and released three other players. The Celts got Flynn from the; Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for a future draft choice. At the same time, coach Red Auerbach cut the club's 9th and 10th draft choices, Charlie Kel-ley of West Virginia Tech and Duane Corriveau, a Spencer, Mass. resident who played college ball at Clark University.

Jeff Blue of Butler University, who injured an ankle 10 days ago, received permission from Auerbach to leave the squad and return for another tryout next year. Blue said he would return to school. The shake-up left the Celts with a 15-man roster, four above the limit for the club's National Basketball Association (TBA) season opener Oct. 17. The Celtics will play an 11-game exhibition schedule start ing next Ihursday in bpring-field against the New York Knirkerhnckers.

All other Rap Out 17 Cleveland, Cards Post 5-3 Victory OverBucs PITTSBURGH (UPI) St. Louis took advantage of seven walks and sloppy Pirate ball handling Friday night to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3. The Cards scored three runs in the first inning and two in the seventh and both times used a pair of walks, a lone single and an error to get the runs. Pittsburgh out hit St. Louis 8-4 and four of the Pirate hits went for extra bases.

But Gor don Richardson, Ron Taylor and Barney Schultz combined to keep the Cards in front. Taylor choked off a Pirate threat in the fifth and Schultz thwarted a rally in the eighth. Donn Clendenon's triple following a single by Manny Mota scored one Pirate run in the fourth and a single by Willie Stargell and a double by Orlando Mac Farlane got another run in the seventh. Mota's triple and Bob Clemente's single accounted for the other run in the eighth. Two of the Cardinals three runs in the opening inning were unearned as they chased Pirate starter Don Cardwell before he had retired a man.

A pair of walks, an error by Gene Alley, Bill White's bloop single and two infield outs brought in the run. ine uardinais got two more runs off Steve Blass in the sev enth when two walks, a single and a passed ball loaded the bases and two infield outs scored the run. Races At Glance AMERICAN LEAGUE To W. L. Pet.

G.B. Play New York 94 59 .614 9 Baltimore 91 64 58 7 4 7 tnicago 91 64 .587 4 Games Remaining New York At home (7): Detroit 4, Cleveland 3. Away (2): Washington J. Baltimore At home (5): Washington 3, Detroit 2. Away (2): Cleveland 2.

Chicago At home (5): Los Angeles 1, Kansas City 4. Away (2): Kansas City 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE TO W. t. Pcf.

G.B. Play Philadelphia 90 65 .581 7 Cincinnati 89 66 .571 lv, 8 St. Louis 8 7 67 .565 8 San Francisco 86 68 .558 3'a 8 Games Remaining Philadelphia At home (2): Milwaukee 2. Away (5): St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2.

Cincinnati At home (5): Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2. Away (3): New York 3. St. Louis At home (6): Philadelphia 3, New York 3. Away (2): Pittsburgh 2.

San Francisco At home (6): Houston 3, Chicago 3. Away (2): Chicago 2. 115-Pounders Book Full Schedule A full slate of games is scheduled for tomorrow in the Le high Valley 115-Pound Football League. Defending champion Bethlehem Township, which was blanked in its opener, will entertain East Side Youth Center; Catasauqua is at Fullerton; Northeast Bethlehem plays host to Hokendauqua; Slatington goes to Emmaus; the Downtown Youth Center Bears travel to Alton Park and Northampton is at Southern Parkland. in the eighth inning gave the Phillies a 3-3 tie.

The Braves took a 5-3 lead in the top of the 10th when Ty Cline singled and Joe Torre Turf Builder a the grass fertto3" thafs dine" IE 'f Hlf4H.l1 Big League NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.B. Philadelphia 90 65 .581 Cincinnati 88 66 .571 Vh St.

Louis 87 67 .565 2V2 San Francisco 84 68 .558 3Vi Milwaukee 80 73 .523 9 Pittsburgh 77 76 .503 12 Los Angeles 76 78 .494 3Vi Chicago 70 83 .458 19 Houston 64 91 .413 24 New York 51 102 .333 38 Playing night game. Yesterday's Results Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia 5 (12 innings) Cincinnati 3-4, New York 0-1 St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 3 San Francisco 3, Chicago 1 Los Angeles 7, Houston 2 Today's Games Milwaukee (Lemaster 16-11) at Philadelphia (Mahaftey 12-9 or Bennett 12-13) Cincinnati (Tsitouris 8-11) at New York (Parsons 0-1 St. Louis (Simmons 16-9) at Pittsburgh (Veale 18-11) San Francisco (Estelle 1-1) at Chicago (Koonce 1-0) Only games scheduled. WASHINGTON (AP) Roger Maris slammed his second homer of the game in the ninth inning, lifting he American League-leading New York Yan kees to their 10th straight victory, 6-5, over Washington Friday night.

The triumph reduced the Yankees' magic number to five. Any combination of New York victories and Baltimore or Chicago losses would clinch the pennant for the Yankees. Maris, whose two-run homer in the seventh inning cut the Washington lead to 5-4, smashed his 26th homer off reliever Jim Hannan with one out in the ninth. Joe Pepitone tied the game 5-5 with his 26th homer off Ron Kline in the eighth inning. The Senators jumped into a three-run lead in the second inning off Jim Bouton.

Mike Brumley singled and went to third on John Kennedy's double to right. With two away, Don Blasin-game beat out a hit to Bobby Richardson at second, and both Orioles Trounce CLEVELAND (AP) Struggling to keep their flickering pennant hopes alive, the Baltimore Orioles rapped 17 hits, including four by Luis Aparicio, and trounced the Cleveland Indians 10-66 Friday night. The Orioles got off to an early lead, scoring four runs in the second inning and three in the fourth for an 8-1 lead and then kept an anxious vigil on the scoreboard to see what the front-running Yankees were doing. For a while the Yanks were losing, then they came from behind and beat Washington, 6-5, maintaining their four game margin. The Yankes have nine games to play and the Orioles seven.

The Orioles whacked 15 straight singles before Boog Powell belted his 36th homer in the ninth and Brooks Robinson followed with a double. Rookie Wally Bunker got the victory, although he was relieved by Harvey Haddix in the sixth. Bunker has won five of his last six starts and now has an 18-5 record. Palisades Bows In Cross-Country UPPER DUBLIN Bob London led Upper Dublin to a 22-33 cross country victory over Palisades Thursday, its second victory without defeat. London crossed the finish line of the 2.4-mile course in 13 minutes, 34 seconds, seven seconds in front of the Pirates' Dave Bolak.

Palisades is 0-2. rienced team, are favored in the tandem match because the Australians have never played together before this year. Regardless of the outcome, the best-of-five match series cannot be determined until Sunday when the final singles will be played. Stolle faces Ralston and McKinley plays Emerson. Emerson's triumph over Ralston was brutal.

If it had been a fight the officials would have stopped it. The end came so quickly that the gallery of 6,748 could hardly believe it. Emerson, holder of the Australian, Wimbledon and United States titles, lost only four points in the last four games, breaking Ralston's service twice. He had one stretch in which he rallied from 0-40 on his UCLA Is Favored Over State Tonight ab bi 5 0 2 0 Washington ab bi Blsqme 2b 5 12 1 2b 5 0 0 0 5 2 3 3 3 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 13 0 5 112 3 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1110 10 0 0 Zimmer 3b Hinton If King rf Lock cf Cnnghm lb Brumley Krmdy ss Narum Krklnd ph 4 0 2 1 IMans cf 5 0 10 3 110 4 0 0 Mantle if Repoz pr Lopez rf Howard Pptone lb Tresh rf-lf 4 0 11 4 12 0 4 110 3 111 10 0 0 Rnvpr 3h Bouton Blnchrd ph Totals 38 i 14 Tftals 37 5 11 4 New York 000 200 211 i Washington 030 110 0005 Richardson, pepitone, Kennedy, King. DP New York 2, Washington 1.

LOB New York 9, Washington 7. 2B Zimmer, Kennedy, King, Blasin- game. HR Maris 2 (26), Pepitone (26), Narum (1). Bover. ip rcr bb so Bouton-X 4 9 5 5 1 3 Reniff 6-3 2 0 0 0 0 2 Narum 6 2-3 9 4 4 2 6 Hannan 4-7 2-32111 r3 1964 13 Hits 10-6 Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE W.

L. Pet. G.B. New York 94 59 .614 Baltimore 91 64 .58 7 4 Chicago 91 64 .587 4 Detroit 81 73 .526 13 x-Los Angeles 78 77 .503 16'2 x-Minnesota 76 77 .497 17Vj Cleveland 76 78 .494 18 Boston 69 86 .445 26 Washington 60 95 .387 35 Kansas City 55 98 .359 39 Playing niqht games. Yesterday's Results New York 6, Washington 5 Baltimore 10, Cleveland 6 Detroit 3, Boston 2 Chicago 11, Kansas City 3 Minnesota at Los Angeles, night Today's Games New York (Stottlemyre 8-2) at Washing.

ton (Osteen 14-12) Baltimore (Pappas 15-6) at Cleveland (Tiant 9-3) Chicago (Peters 19-8) at Kansas City (Meyer 2-7), twi-light Boston (Connelly 3-11) at Detroit (Lo- lich 16-8) Minnesota (Grant 13-11) at Los Angeles Kelso (Ml), night Pitt at Pittsburgh, the first victory for the Bruins in the lair of the Panther, and Coach Bill Barnes will lead off with the same eleven against Penn State. Included are quarterback Larry Zeno, halfbacks Steve Durbin and Mike Haffner and fullback Jim Colletto. Engle said Dave Rowe, 6-6, 265, will be in Deibert's position, and Jock West, 6-2, 210, will replace Sandusky. second set, Ralston hit three beautiful winners two perfect forehand placements cross- court and a placement in the corner oft lie court to grab a 40-0 lead on Emerson's service. The Australian, never changing expression, never once appearing disturbed, reeled off five points in a row to save the game.

Ralston was never the same after that. The Emerson-Ralston match produced the best tennis, but the drama was confined to the opening contest in which McKinley played the patient game and laid back to force a nervous Stolle into errors. The tall, blond Stolle, playing in the Davis Cup Challenge Round for the first time, was 18th victory against nine losses Chicago clouted 17 hits includ ing four home runs. Ken Berry, non "arisen, Dave Nicholson and Tom McCraw all homered for the Sox. Pizarro had a shutout until Ed Charles homered for the Athlet- ics in the seventh.

It was the veteran left-hander's first victory in a month and came in his sixth try at winning No. 18. games will be outside of New England. Boston will play three games with New York, six with St. L.uis, and one each with Bal-McMiiian timore and Philadelphia.

tu tonm in mn, homered off Bobby Locke into the upper left field stands. Allen's blow hit about five feet above Cline's head against the center field score board and took a wicked bounce away ifrom Cline. Allen easily beat the play at the plate. An interference call on Dal-rvmDle led to the Braves first two runs in the seventh inning. Denis Menke was awarded first la Hoz and scored as pinch hit ter Lee Maye flied out.

De la Hoz went to third on the fly and raced home on Felipe Alou's single. FAMILY GRASSSEB TV I 9 NAZARETH FARMERS MKT. Nazareth rj ders, 7 is mi ran? s2 EJinn.ti M3J1 the second former Provi on Turf Builder and Scotfs seed Buy them together and SAVE $2. Apply them now (while nature is on your side) and enjoy a thicker, greener lawn this fall and all next year. J1A" Sunday, will go on the tour.

He dence college player currently with the squad. The other is John Thompson. Weekend Tourney A Scotch foursome tournament will be held today and tomorrow at Shamrock Golf Club. The tourney is open to all men and women. Stolle most of all.

It marked the first time since 1933 the challenge round has been played on a surface other than grass. Emerson Crushes Ralston McKinley Belts Stolle for Davis Cup Split Flover Garden Shop N. 7th St. Ext. Phone 4324411 New York 000 000 0000 Cardenas, Jackson.

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He served 10 double-faults, three in a row in the second game which produced the first break and gave McKinley a quick start. From that point on, the bouncy, 23-year-old Trinity University graduate controlled the match although he lapsed briefly in the third set, dropping his high, spinning service three times. The challenge round matches, played outside the East for the first time, were delayed an hour by the effects of a heavy overnight rain. The temperature was in the 50s and the clay court was swept by gusts up to 25 miles an hour. These gusts seemed to affect We speciaHze in Photofinishing for your pictures MEMORY HOUSE FOTO CENTER 36 N.

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Ralston was not off form. The 22-year-old University of Southern California student looked as sharp as he's ever been but he simply was powerless under the whirlwind attack of the Australian. The nut-brown, leather-tough Queenslander was like a swordsman ripping his adversary to shreds with rapier-like thrusts. He seldom made an error. He took Ralston's best shots and turned them into winners.

Ralston obviously was shaken by the impact of the Australian's game. Emerson never lost a service, and only came close to losing in one game. In the fourth game of the Athletics 11-3 behind Juan Pi-j zarro's six hit pitching. The victory kept Chicago tied with RaltimnrP fnr sfrnnrl place, four games behind New York which defeated Washington. The White Sox jumped in front quickly with a run in the first and four more in the second as Pizarro breezed to his Dodgers Set Back HOUSTON (AP) Southpaws Jim Brewer and Ron Perranos-ki checked Houston on three hits Friday night as the Los Angeles Dodgers trimmed the Colts 7-2.

Tommy Davis and rookie Bart Shirley each drove in two runs, helping Brewer, who pitched the first six innings, even his record at 3-3. Perranoski worked the last three innings, blanking the Colts on one hit. ECEnsiirjEH's Sells! Services! Delivers! White Sox Keep Spark Alive, Top A's Behind Pizarro, 11-3 5 By WILL GRIMSLEY CLEVELAND (AP) A fighting Chuck McKinley got the United States off to a winging start but the deadly, machinelike Roy Emerson crushed Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, in 63 minutes, 6-3, 6-1, 6-2, Friday for an opening day 1-1 split in the Davis Cup Challenge Round. Before Emerson unloaded his mighty guns on a dazed Ral ston, McKinley, America's top-ranked player from San Antonio, turned back a nervous Fred Stolle 6-1, 9-7, 4-6, 6-2. The day's development probably means that the next year's residence of the big tennis trophy will be determined by Saturday's doubles match sending McKinley and Ralston against Emerson and Stolle.

The Americans, with an expe Giants Nip Cubs, 3-1 CHICAGO, 111. (AP) Tom Haller's homer and a double by pitcher Gaylord Perry accounted for two seventh inning runs as the San Francisco Giants kept their flickering National League pennant hopes alive with a 3-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs Friday. Bob Buhl, one of the league's hard-luck pitchers of 1964, held the Giants to a total of four hits but took the loss. San Fran, ab bi Chicago ab bi Kuenn If 4 0 0 0 Stewart cf 3 0 11 Lanier 2b 4 0 10 Rodgers ss 4 0 00 M. Alou rf 4 0 0 0 Williams If 3 0 10 Mays cf 4 0 0 0 Santo 3b 4 0 0 0 Hart 3b 3 0 10 Banks lb 4 0 0 0 Davenp't 3b 0 0 0 0 Gab'ls'n rf 4 0 0 0 Cepeda lb 4 110 Campbell 2b 2 0 0 0 Haller 4 Bertell 1 0 0 0 Pagan ss 3 10 0 Cowan pr 0 10 0 Perry 3 0 11 Schaffer 0 0 0 0 Buhl 2 0 0 0 Burton ph 10 10 Totals 33 3 4 2 Totals 28 1 3 1 San Francisco 000 000 2013 Chicago 000 000 0101 Rodqers, Hart, Pagan, Haller, Stewart.

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IB a est Perry 12-10 9 3 1 1 3 5 lUiUffliilllil i I i 1 1 A ON ALL MAKES Base Optional. 90 Days Cash or Take up to 3 Years to Pay 1st Payment January, 1965 KANSAS CITY (AP) The Chicago White Sox kept their flickering American League pennant hopes alive Friday night, whipping the Kansas City Schoener Trails By 4 in Tourney ORELAND Bob Schoener of Green Pond and Jerry Pi sano of Radnor, a former pro jfessional at Locust Valley, shot two-over-par 73s Friday to trail Pete Trenham by four strokes after the first round of the Philadelphia Section Profes sional Golfers Association championship. Schoener had a 39-34 for his round while Pisano went out in 34 and back in 39. Trenham, a 27-year-old assistant at Phil-mont Country Club, had a five-under 30 on the front side. He went seven under with birdies Oil NOS 10 and 13, then bogied urn LiduuLSL GRAHDVIEW SPEEDWAY FAST HIGH BANK MILE TRACK LOCATED ON ROUTE 100 BETWEEN BALLY BOYERTOVVN Open Evenings 'til SUNDAY SEPT.

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