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14 Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, Friday, July 29, 1966 MANAGER HARRY WALKER THE CAUSE: Giants On Television The San Francisco Giants will be "on camera" both Saturday and Sunday. Saturday's game against the Atlanta Braves will be tele-vised starting at 11 a.m., and Sunday's game will be carried by channel 2 starting at 11:30 a.m. Radio stations KUKI (in Ukiah) and KSFO will air the games. For a Winner, Pirates Still Discontented By MILTON RICHMAN basically he is a sound ing, but then I don't have to sit feeling that no matter what you there's got to be something the matter with you," Primarily, the Pirates players don't like the idea of Walker's way of criticizing them in front of others. In Walker's defense, however, it should also be said he has a habit of later walking over to the same fellow he bawled out, patting him on the back and quietly telling him: "I'm just trying to make you a better ball player." There is no real malice in good.

Take this incident which occurred in Chicago last year, for example: He told Bob Bailey to go to right field with a runner on first base, but Bailey, who prefers to get up there and swing away, succeeded only in tapping a meek dribbler down the first base line which forced the runner at second. When he returned to the dugout, the disgruntled Bailey angrily. UPI Sports Writer manager and a dedicated baseball man. They also believe he talks too much. Far too on the bench listening to him did, he won the ball game.

"You go up there to hit and you'll hear him yell from the bench, 'he's setting you up, he's setting you Like he knows Bailey answered in kind whereupon Walker topped him with "I'll fix it so you don't NEW YORK (UPI) -Remem for 162 games. The Pittsburgh ber that old wartimp slogan Loose talk sinks ships. players, on the other hand, are much. Chronic Complainers obliged to do so. play for a month." Well, the Pittsburgh Pirates are beginning to worry their Their chief kick about Harry Cooler heads prevailed, as The first thing you have to is that he' isn't always objective what's coming.

I'll admit he led the saying goes, and that crisis dream Doat could be torpedoed understand about ball players is that few if any of them ever with his remarks. Too often, the league in hitting one year, was over temporarily. There have been others 6ince, howev the same way. they claim, he becomes subjec but he isn't that good. Right now, the Pirates are in are in love with their manager.

tive or to put it more simply, they feel he has a habit of Now I read in the paper first place. Undeniably, the man who helped put them there is Manager Harry Walker. And if he isn't careful, he may talk them out of there just as easily. Walker's players believe that er. Also, they generally are chronic where he chewed out Vera Law.

I've been around a while and I've never seen anyone work harder for the ball club When and if the Pirates should go on to win, Harry Drofaablv will have all the complainers. But there are times when they do come up being overly sarcastic. Rain, snow or shine, he's with a legitimate beef. always got something to say," muttered, "right field, my players out to his house for a big barbecue. One guess as to who'll do all the talking.

Frankly, I've usually found points out one of his former than Vera Law. He gives you 200 per cent, not 100. If you have trouble with Vern Law, grandmother." "Then hit the ball hard some Walker discourses on hitting hired hands. "He'll always take Harry Walker, only sometimes he's too impulsive for his own instructive and even fascinat-lthe credit and give you the place," Walker snapped back rm3i, ti is- Jrw PI Wi mm HARRY WALKER Giants To Open 15-Game Junket LAST DAY TOMORROW Foreign Automotive 1026 Santa Rosa Avenue road trip will take them next to New York, then Chicago, and then Cincinnati. San Fran pennant drive, is awakening the Cards with his base stealing and hitting this season.

St. Louis has won 13 of 17 games since the All-Star break and 10 of its last 11, including a 7-5 victory over Atlanta Thursday night. Brock, the top thief in the big leagues with steals, has been a terror at the plate since the I -v i i I i i I i -1 I 1 i If hi i Pi i -1 1 i I vo.ss, I -i ,5 All-Star game, during which time St. Louis has moved 5 1-2 games closer to first place and jumped past two clubs in the standings. Prior to the mid-season classic, Brock was batting .257.

But since then the swift leftfielder has collected 27 hits in 77 at bats for a .351 clip to raise his average nearly 20 points to .276. i In other major league action, Cincinnati whipped the Chicago Cubs 7-5 and the Chicago White box shaded Detroit 2-1. Kansas City at Boston was rained out in file only other game scheduled. ji ATLANTA (UPI) The San Francisco Giants open a 15- game road trip tonight and the question of who starts on the mound against Atlanta is a key one. Juan Marichal (16-4) slammed his finger in a car door accident and may not be able to start tonight.

Ron Herbel (4-3) will go if Marichal can't make it while Atlanta has hard-throwing Tony Cloninger (9-7) ready for duty. The two teams play a twin bill Saturday with Gaylord Per ry (15-2) ready to go in one game. If Marichal can't make it by then, the Giant pitching staff will be in trouble. The Giants, two percentage points out of first place, have split their eight meetings with the Braves this year. Their SHRINE GRID North Is Defeated a LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The South came roaring from be hind the final quarter Thurs day night to score a 24-14 vic tory over the North in the an nual Shrine High School Foot ball Game at the Los Angeles Coliseum.

The North tallied first when Mike Holmgren of San Francis co connected on a 10-yard pass to Darryl Stovers. The kick for the extra point was blocked. The South scored three points on a 37-yard field goal by Rik- kie Aldridge late in the first quarter. Then the South went ahead temporarily when Ron Fuiika wa of Long Beach tossed an eight-yard pass to Pat Skarble of Bakersfield. Aldridge kicked the point after touchdown.

The North scored one more TD, but then the South tallied two more six-pointers to put the game on ice. TAKE YOUR CAR WHERE THE EXPERTS ARE cisco thus is playing the loop's four bottom teams and could use a cushion of 6ome victories before they return home to face some higher-ranked foes. The Giants were idle Thurs day. The St. Louis Cardinals, stealing quietly into pennant contention a la 1964 when they won the flag, are being led again by Hie most accom- plished thief in the majors.

The Cards were fifth place seven games off the pace exactly two years ago before coming from nowhere to win the pennant on the last day of the season. Today, they're also seven games behind but in a better position fourth place. While the National League buzzes about a three-team pennant dogfight between No. 1 Pittsburgh, runner-up San Francisco and third-place Los Angeles all bunched within for percentage points of each other the unnoticed Cards are enjoying the hottest winning streak in the majors. Brock Made Difference Lou Brock, who played a large part in St.

Louis' .964 "little miracle" by batting .348 over the last two months of the season and, according to then manager Johnny Keane, "making the difference" during the 'B' Swim Meet Set Swimmers from "San Francisco north," some 1,500 of them, will be at the Santa Rosa Swim Center Saturday and Sunday for the PAAU 'B" Swim Meet. The events will consist of longer races than did the earlier meet held at the Swim Center. Competition begins Saturday at 9 a.m. and Sunday at 9:30 a.m. RUSSIA'S ANATOLI BANISHEVSKIY (right, dark UPI Facslmii to take third place in the World Cup soccer tournament.

England plays West Germany for the championship Saturday. jersey) kicks in the first goal past Portugese goalkeeper, Jose Pereira, but Portugal rallied to win, 2-1, WORLD CUP SOCCER Baseball Standings National League W. L. Pet. GB Pittsburgh 59 40 .596 San Francisco 60 41 .594 Los Angeles 58 40 592 St.

Louis 52 47 .525 7 Philadelphia 52 48 .520 IVz Houston 48 51 .485 11 Cincinnati 47 52 .475 12 New York 45 54 .455 14 Atlanta 45 55 .450 14 Chicago 31 69 .310 28 Thursday's Results Cincinnati 7 Chicago 5 St. Louis 7 Atlanta 5 (Only games scheduled) Friday's Probable Pitchers (Starting Times EDT) San Francisco at Atlanta Herbel (4-3) or Marichal (16-4) vs. Cloninger (9-7). 9:05 p.m. Houston at Cincinnati Bruce (2-7) vs.

Maloney (10-4). 9:05 p.m. Chicago at New York Holtzman (4-10) vs. Fisher (7-10). 8 p.m.

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh-Short (11-6) vs. Fryman (8-5). 8:15 p.m. Los Angeles at St. Louis Drysdale '(7-11) vs.

Jaster (5-2). 9 p.m. Saturdays uames San Francisco at Atlanta, 2 Houston at Cincinnati Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at St. Louis American League W. L.

Pet GB Baltimore 67 34 .663 Detroit 53 45 .541 12 Cleveland 63 46 .535 13 California 52 48 .520 14 Minnesota 50 50 .500 16 Chicago 48 52 .480 18 New York 46 52 .469 19 Kansas City 43 55 .439 22 Washington 45 59 .433 23 Boston 43 59 .422 24 Thursday's Results Kan. City at Boston, rain Chicago 2 Detroit 1, night (Only games scheduled) Friday's Probable Pitchers (Starting Times EDT) Cleveland at California Hargan (5-6) vs. Brunet (10-7). 11 p.m. Detroit at Kansas City Podres (2-1) vs.

Krausse (6-5). 9 p.m. Baltimore at Minnesota! Palmer (114) vs. Merritt (2-) 9 p.m. New York at Chicago- Downing (6-6) vs.

Howard (5-1) 9 p.m. Boston at Washington, 2 Brandon (3-4) and Sheldon (5- 10) vs. Ortega (7-9) and Richert (6-2). 6 p.m. Saturday's Games Baltimore at Minnesota New York at Chicago Boston at Washington Cleveland at California Detroit at Kansas City Sports Guitlc FRIDAY GIANTS' BASEBALL San Francisco at Atlanta at Radio: KUKI, KSFO.

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(UPI) A huge throng of mourners- many ofvthem openly weeping- paid final respects to golfer Tony Lema and his beautiful wife Thursday. More than 1,000 persons overflowed St. Elizabeth's Cath olic Church in nearby Oakland where a Requiem High Mass was sung. Hundreds of others stood outside, but were quiet and orderly. The internationally famed golf star, 32, and his wife, 30, were killed last Sunday when a chartered plane carrying them to a one-day tournament crashed on a golf course in Munster, Ind.

Eight priests all men who knew Lema shared in offering the mass of concelebration. Golf greats Ken Venturi and Tommy Jacobs and PGA Tourney Chairman Fred Corcor an were among the friends who served as pallbearers, priest said. Mrs. Clotilde Lema, flanked by surviving sons Harry and Walter, and their sister, Ber-nice, attended the rites as did touring professionals Phil Rodg- ers, Eddie Susall, and Don LONDON (UPI) -The mana ger of England's World Soccer Cup challenger was faced today with a choice between two blunders in preparing for Saturday's title game with West Germany. Manager Alf Ramsey must decide whether to play Jimmy Greaves.

If his answer is "yes" he'll be hung in effigy bv thousands of Brisih fans. If his answer is "no," he may be only drawn and quartered in effigy. British soccer experts regard Greaves as the No. 1 clutch player in England perhaps in the world. Unorthodox and inconsistent, Greaves neverthe less has come through under pressure so often that he has almost as many fans in Merrie Olde England as do the Beatles.

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on channel 13. Whitt, two-time National Ama teur king Harvie Ward and hun dreds more men and women from the world of golf. So did Jerry Winters, 19, Ar lington Heights, 111., who cad- died frequently for Lema and called him his "second father. He hitchhiked part of the way to get to the services. All flags in San Leantfro were flown at half-staff Thursday in memory of Lema, whose habit of buying sportswriters cham pagne after he won tour naments first earned him the nickname "Champagne Tony." But friends agreed it was his relaxed, wisecracking personali ty that made the nickname stick.

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