Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 44

Made Muf tie 44 Aug. 28, 1963 if If Andy Morgensen Arms air 0 Tomorrow's Lures Hook Fishermen Meeting Set for 10 Days By JACK MENGES SACRAMENTO The California State Fair will be out to regain its number one spot on the Northern California fair circuit when it opens a lMay race meeting today. In recent years, with but one exception, the State Fair has boasted a higher daily average -ir lMmu M) 0 py, mm mi I i'i Jl'VV m' tr'-- i Sportsmen's Christmas trees will take on a new glitter this year, when wrappers are ripped from new hunting and fishing gifts fall lines are You'll flip with the new assortment of lures, rods, reels and accessories. Lures cover the color spectrum to catch both fish and fishermen. Items range from a No.

32 Mustad hook to a sturdy unsinkable plastic sportsboat. We got a glimpse of new gear at the Western Tackle Jobbers Ninth Annual Market Week in San Francisco. It took the entire third floor of the Sheraton-Palace to hold new lines, many of which won't hit store" counters until late this fall. The trends are toward life-like plastic 'lures, combination and matchechsets for. rod, reel and line, and improved and new models of both spin and conventional reels.

Something real new: The fire-point fishhook. It's a barbless hook based on the principle of the porcupine's quill with hundreds of tiny ridged bar It's the first real fishhook improvement since the stone age. Last year's hottest lure, the Finnish Rapala, is now copied in plastic and balsa, as predicted. You'll now find the mimic as the Culligan Dick and John Lotz; back left, Dan James and George Archer as the five who gained spots in the U.S. Amateur in qualifying rounds at California Club TOP AMATEURS Northern California Golf Association executive secretary Bob Hanna left, awards certificates to, front left, medalist Steve Opperman, Tom Amateurs U.S.

Swim Group Proves Supremacy Sacramento Entries SACRAMENTO Thursday, Aug. 79, elwr od fast, post time 1:15 p.m. FIRST On mile. trot, conditioned. purse 1700.

Tiny star newroy Decatur Ouches Eileen Gotoy Tronia Tass King Darnley Brass Tacks Gokten Prom SECOND One mile. Dace, clalminn. ah entered for $1,000, purse $700. cnariie My Boy Rtcnard me (Treat Parry Widow Bill Bent el El De Ray Queen Kathleen Paul Braden Colonel Gallon Toro Del Tass THIRD 350 ywds, l-vear-otd. "owances, purse $1000.

Barrederie 117 Mollte Time 117 Hod Carrier 120 Blonde C. Bar 120 Anchor Bee 120 Treasured Iste 117 King's Chant 117 Mr. Depth Cnge 170 Kat Kit Bar 117 Go Clabber's Apach. Bar 111 juana Twist 117 Rock A. Dandy 120 Trader Lad 1 FOURTH 400 yards, orade AA mi.

rt us. purse $1,300. Short Bar 115 Apple Jack Be US On Trial ill Dinner Jane in Res isle HI Mike Win Chino Hills 120 Hy Adventure 115 FIFTH Six furlongs, 3-year-olds, maid ens, claiming, Soeur Jean, Pacificator entered tor $3,500, others $3,000. Pur $2,000. Soeur Jean Champion Sun 115 Pacificator lie Triumph V.

till Flashy Dinner 115 116 in 116 in 116 116 and Fierry Freit Girl Noise in Grade One 111 Amanda 116 Tulake 116 Mr. Tony furlongs, 3-vear-olds Gems Genie Cain't Lose He'll Pass SIXTH-SiX up, claiming. All entered for $1,600. Purse $2,000. Apple Pan 116 Free Admiral Ha Money Waster 111 Dark Trust ih Arouse 121 Mighty Good Media Via Betty Bouquet mi Fire Duster 116 Count Leonardo Ozymandias 11 Silent Steel 116 Leaning Tower 121 Go Honey Go -116 SEVENTH 5' furlongs, 2-vear-olds.

maidens, allowances. Purse $2,000. Kandy Master us Fresno Kid 115 Jeffery Errol 115 Goyo Again US tgan canyon ifi King jezro 118 Billy Hug H5 Briscoe B. us Mystic Night US Boulder Kid US Brown Patch 115 Our Alibi US Sun Goyo 115 Knockout Round US EIGHTH I 1-16 mites, 3-year-olds and up, claiming. All entered for $1,250.

Purse $2,000. Cashed Out U7 Fairly V2 Trailet U7 Sara U2 Red Beaver 117 Tit Red Riverett 122 Cap Pistol 117 Sal's Gift 117 English Maid 112 Josephs Brother 112 Doc A a berg 112 NINTH 6 furlonas, 3-veer-otdt. claim. Ing, $ttne Girl, Dr. Corona Ail Kazam, Prince Coiner, First Miss entered for U.000, Others $3,500, purse $2,200.

jr. jacque lie Moments Past 116 Vber Tune 116 Lady Fish 108 Charm Lite 115 AH Kazam U7 Shine Girl 115 Prince Coiner 120 Divine Flo Ut Biggs 116 Dr. Corona 120 Rario U6 Tony's Gold Ul First Miss 112 TENTH Sft furlongs, 3-yearoids and up. Fillies and mares, claiming, aU entered for $3,200, purse $2,100. Sharp Corner 114 Cherao Speedy Ship lit Suggest Katy lie Vaiando AstarQ 1U Disbelief lie Knit One 114 Prise ilia Bell ELEVENTH 6 furlongs.

3-year-okh and up. Allowances, purse $2,100. Nova Scotia lift Honest Dollar U6 Motor Crty 121 Yata Inca 118 Boss I Go 111 My Paper 116 Pilaf 116 New Admiral 121 Sing Jay 116 Aces Gold 121 Wiscoline 111 TWELFTH 1 1-16 miles. J-year-oJds up, claiming, alt entered for $2300, purse $2,200. Crescent Prince 117 Bayshores 117 Durowl 114 Allenby Road Olesalem 114 The Yolo Kid 117 Eddie's Allbhal 117 Avenger Boy 117 Galvenese 117 Col.

Snider Kenty'i Lover 112 Dupas Italy Bound SYDNEY, Australia BV-Ralph Dupas of New Orleans, holder of the world junior middle- weignt boxing uue, leit xor Italy via Bangkok today. mm tine 0 A' 1 Rebel, Sashay and Palsa" minnows, and as the Minno-Fin, an exact duplicate made in Japan. Luhr Jensen appears to have one of the hottest items in its Jensenegg, a fluorescent plastic salmon egg that won't spoil, stays on the hook and has a "fish-enticing" odor. It should work. Tru-Lur has a plastic water dog so Veal it almost breathes.

Black bass fishermen might like Creme's coil dancer. It's a plastic nightcrawler molded with a twist to give unbelievable action. The representative was so enthused he demonstrated it in a plush Sheraton bathtub it works like real. Other lures to watch are Burke's foam plastic plugs. They're soft, durable, just kiss the water as you cast and retrieve ith action-plus, they say.

Frozen dried shrimp offer a haridly help for the baiter. Just wet 'em and hook 'cm. i Fenwick has expanded its line of Feralite rods to elude striped bass, boat and bank models. They're the ones without metal ferrules. Harnel is out with a new 18-inch breakdown packer size spin and fly outfit.

Garcia bids for the new market with 145 different rods, big spin reels in a 5-1 ratio, and a new saltwater baitcasting reel with automatic two-speed retrieve. The reel shifts to low gear when a fish strikes and runs. South Bpnd offers rods for every pocketbook from $4.95 to $190 and a new two-speepush button supmatic ''spin reel. Its famoys super-duper line is intact. Pflueger is out with a new anti-reverse, free spool star drag Supreme model.

OKAYAMA, Japan (AP) A powerful American swimming team again proved its supremacy in swimming tonight. The U.S. 17-man team won six out of eight swimming events at the final international meet in the Okayama City 50-meter pool. No world record was threatened but one American mark was shattered in the 800-meter freestyle by Don Schollander, California's Santa Clara High School swimmer. He was clocked in 9:94.0, bettering Roy Saari's listed mark of 9:09.8 by 5.8 seconds.

The Americans swept the free style events. The U.S. swimmers took the top three places in the 100 meter freestyle and placed 1-2 in the 800-meter freestyle race. Steve Clark, American record holder for the sprint race, won the 100-meter in 54.6. He was trailed by Gary Ilman in 55.0.

In third place was Edward Townsend in 56.1. Saari, 18-year-old son of a U.S. water polo coach, captured the Two new models have been added to the Mepps lure line, a copper blade and Aglia long blades. Their new Super Meca spin reel features precision ball bearing assembly, quick change spool and folding reel stem. The plastic trend really meets the eye in the tackle box division They're in all shapes and sizes, arid are nonqorrosive and unsinkable.

Piano has a jumbo size with seven trays and 62 compartments. Vlchek offers a handy pocket size box with tray. An item for the hunter, fisherman and stay-at-home weekender is a new portable smokehouse. It's light enough for back-packing and handles up to 30 pounds of fish or meat. mutuel handle than any other stop on the summer circuit.

Last year the average mutuel play hit $560,145, an all-time high for a fair meeting in the North ern half of the state. However, with the fair circuit showing its greatest upswing in history, the San Mateo County Fair, earlier this month at Bay Meadows jumped into the top position by eclipsing all records. The handle reached a daily average of $585,299, knocking over the State Fair's mark. In addition, a new single day bet ting mark of $938,796 was set at the San Mateo session. Every one of the fairs has been up considerably this yearf with the San Joaquin County Fair, which wound up last Sat urday; showing an amazing 20 per cent increase in the betting.

The wagering trend has fol lowed a better grade of horses now campaigning on the circuit They've been attracted by the constant boosting of purses, with a $2,000 minimum in force for the current meeting here. The increased interest in fair circuit racing should carry through here and produce new attendance and wagering marks. With more money to shoot at, the horsemen have swamped the entry windows and 13 of the 16 thoroughbred races carded here the first two dayr overfilled. Many of the trainers will find it difficult jto get their horses to the post more than once dur ing the 10-day session, with as many as SO runners being entered in a single race. Even the feature tomorrow, a six furlong event for three-year-olds and upward, overfilled with 11 entries.

Only ten horses can start over this track. Named to the race are Nova Scotia, Motor City, Boss I Go, Pilaf, Single Jay, Wiscoline, Honest Dollar, Yata Inca, My Paper, New Admiral and Aces Gold. Under the allowance condi tions of the race, Motor City, New Admiral and Aces Gold each will pack 121 pounds. Motor City, a five-year-old son of Tom Fool, has won two of his four starts this summer. He never raced previously.

Nova Scotia is the most im proved three-year-old on the cir cuit and, although going up against older horses, could prove the one to beat. Pennel to Enter Labor Day Meet TORONTO John Pennel, who became the first 17-foot pole vaulter last Saturday, will com pete in the Canadian National Exhibition Track and Field meet here Labor Day, sponsors announced today. Night Game BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY ab bl ab bl Tar tabu cf Causey ss Siebern lb Jimenez If DelGreco If Lumps 2b Charles 3b Clmoll rf Lau Rakow 4 110 Apariclo ss 5 0 1 5 0 2 Snyder cf-lf 400 5 111 Powell tf-lb 4 1 2 5 0 2 0 Orsino 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 Gentile lb 4 0 2 5 0 0 0 aSaverlna cf 0 0 0 4 0 10 Brandt rf 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 Robinson 3b 4 0 1 3 0 2 0 Adair 2b 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 bJohnson 2b 1 0 0 Roberts 3 0 0 cSmith 1 0 0 Brunet 0 0 0 Totals 39 2 9 2 Toatls 34 1 7 a Ran for Gentile In 9th; Struck out for Adair In 9th; Struck out for Roberts in 9th. Kansas City 100 000 000 I Baltimore 000 000 100 0 E-Roberts. PO-A Kansas City 30-15, Baltimore 30-12.

DP Lumpe Causey and Sibernr--LOB Kansas- City 9-Baltimore I. 2B-Gentlle, Charles. HR Siebern, Powell. IP ER BB SO Rakow 94 10 Roberts 9 Brunet 0-1 1 Smith, Runge, 2:27. 7 113 1111 1111 DIMuro, Setvens.

Denver Reserves Davis Cup Decision DENVER Iffl Directors Denver's Cherry Mis Country Club reversed themselves Tues day and voted to hold the American zone Davis Cup tennis fi nals at the club Sept. 13-15. The United States will meet Vene zuela. The board announced Satur day it was withdrawing spon sorship of the matches when learned that two top American stars Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston probably would not play. BOWLING ROUNDUP ABC Tourney Exec Handy helps are Line Guard combination plastic and lead sinkers for monofilament line, they don't cut or slin: Enters Hospital a four-in-one bobber that breaks down to the size needed, and a belt fly-flask that keeps lures safe, dry and at your Topped by Opperman Steve Oppermann, runner-up in this summer's National Pub lic Links golf championship, paced Northern California quali fiers Tuesday for the National Amateur with a one-under-par 71-72-143 over the California Golf Club course.

Oppermann's showing in the Publinx at Sacramento July won him the right to attempt to qualify for the National Amateur which will be played at Des Moines, Iowa, Sept 9-14. Bobby Lunn of San Francisco, who won the Publinx, automat-icaly qualified for the National Amateur. Other qualifiers Tuesday were Tom Culligan III, South San Francisco, 70-74 144: George Archer, Trans-Mississippi cham pion from San Francisco, 71-73 144; Dan James, Millbrae, 70- 73145; and the Lotz brothers, Dick and John, who each had 146, the former with 73-73 and the latter with 71-75. John Lotz, runner-up in the NCAA Tourna ment representing San Jose State, spoiled his score with double bogeys on the final iwo holes. Jockey Suspended DEL MAR UP) Apprentice jockey Miguel Yanez was sus pended Tuesday" for the second time this season by the Del Mar Turf Club stewards.

fl I I WED! SCHICI I FITS ALL DOUBLE Stainless nngerups. i A new knotless nylon landing net that defies rot and Upsets Feature Sr. Golf COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. (AP)-Medalist Neil Smith, Ard- more, lost to David Mindel, Bermuda Dunes, 1 up in 19 holes as upsets continued Tues day to sweep, the World Senior Golf Tournament.

Smith's loss followed the first round defeats Monday of defending champion Howard Creel, Colorado Springs, and Adrian McManus, Windermere, runner-up to Creel last year. Smith three-putted the first extra hole to lose to Mindel's par golf- Dorsey Nevergall, Pompano Beach, and Henry Robeson, Albuquerque, N. turned in the best games Tuesday by the over- 55 golfers. Nevergall was two un der par on the Broadmoor course in defeating E. R.

Jones, Wilmington, Del, 7 and 6. Robeson was one under par in eliminating Charles Kendrick, Chicago, 6 and Florlis Wins Hambletonian Du QUOIN, III, (AP) Florlis gained the lead 30 yards from the finish to nip favored Speedy Scot at the wire and win the first heat of the Hambletonian in the start- ling time of 1:57 3-5 a world record for 3-year-old trotters to day. Florlis, owned by Arden Home stead Stable of Goshen, N.Y., and driven by Harry Pownall, who at 60 is the oldest driver in the field, smashed the 3-year old trotting record set by Caleb of 1:58 1-5 at Lexington, in 1961. Del Mar Results FIRST 'claiming; 2-vear-olds caiDreo maiaens; six furlongs. Sea Sun, Frey $7.60 14.20 Riparian, Valnzuela 8.40 480 Astronette, Yanez 4.40 Time 1:11.

Also ran I'm Quick, Bally Rouge, 50 Marv, snaoes of jade, Menme Aunt Emma, He Man, General Al, Tessr Gem. SECOND- Purse, claiming, vear-olds; six furlonos. Tamirish, P. Moreno $36.80 $12.60 $7.00 Jimminy Jiro, D. Hall 3.40 2.60 Flyingphere, F.

Costa 3.80 Time, 1:11. Also rant Smoked Bacon, Darlino Cherie, Hopes Alive, Cold Weather, Devorita, Jac O'Lerk, Balboa Bob, Runner Venetian Star. Daily Double (Sea Sua and Tamirish) said THIRD Purse, claiming, 3-year- olds; one and one-sixteenth miles. Wayward Imp, M. Yanez $4.80 $3.40 $2.60 Southern Shadows, P.

Frey 7.60 4.20 Wheel and Whirl, Hernandez 3.20 Time, 1:44. Also ran: Leeto Bond, May Bubble, College Gene, viridiana. FOURTH -Purse, claiming; vear-olds, fillies; six furlonqs. Cliffdwetler, M. Yanez $5.00 $3.60 $3.00 Devil's Melody, F.

Costa 6.00 4.60 Travel Torch, E. Burnt 7.20 Time, 1 lO's- Also ran: 5un Royalty, Fire. Honey's Trick, First Prom, Think Rm. Rubv Rma. FIFTH Purse, claiming, 3-year olds; fur onas.

Mustachio, E. Burns $9.00 $4.20 $3.40 dh-First Flair, C. Brlnaon 5.20 5.60 dh-Our Emma, D. Hall 4.20 4.60 Time. Also ran: Jacks Forever, By Jove, County King, Tha Beadle, Pas time aeaas.

dh Dead heat for second. SIXTH Purse, allowances; Vear-olds, fillies and mares; six fur- lonas. Downstreak, M. Yanez $1140 $4-60 $3.40 The Smoocher, P. Moreno 3.40 3.80 Indian Opera, P.

Fray 4.40 Time, 1:10. Also ran: Windsor Anne, Tutulla. Betty's Request, Lime Date. SEVENTH Purse, $5,000 added. 'The Osunltes Stakes" (first division); 3-year-olds and upward, fillies and mares; about TVi furlongs (on turf).

Sablna Louise, P. Moreno .20 $5.20 $3.20 Nautical Ayr, J. Cook 18.80 7.00 Comeflywithme, M. Yanez 3.20 Time, 1:30. Also ran: Coliseum Honey, Baby Tracks, Leona Girl, Poonetta, Sweet Cee Cee.

Eartv Frames, val's Pal. EIGHTH Purse, $5,000 3-year-olds and upward, fillies and mares; Vt furlongs (on turf). Mary Met, C. Br In son $7.00 $3.80 83.00 Naleika, R. Campas 4.80 3.00 Nathleen, A.

Valenzuela 6 00 Time, 1:30. Also ran: Courteous Lady, Natcherty, No Flight, April Miss, Long tars. Go pnscMia, iunaay uou, NINTH Purse, claiming, 3-year- olds and upward; i. les ton turn. King O'Turf, M.

Yanez $4.40 $3.00 $2.60 Good Start. R. York 5.00 3.40 Sayacieux, F. Costa 2.80 Time, 1:46. Also rant Montler, Count Pel, Ladv D'Aroent, Dedication, Echo's Doll.

Mutuel total $874,191, Attendance 10,205. is stronger than ever, is offered by Oakland father-son team Lou and Bob Lininger. Bob is a former Tribune carrier. Then there's the dual purpose cork float, which is also a. great golf practice ball.

There's more for '64. 400-meter freestyle in 4:23.2. over Japan's Tsuyoshi Yamanaka, who was second in 4:23.8. William Farley of Michigan was third in 4:26.0 and Richard McDonough of Villanova fifth in 4:33.4. Carl Robie of Michigan, who twice bettered Australia's Kevin Berry's 2:08.4 world mark for the 200-meter butterfly, was second in the 800-meter freestyle in 9:10.4.

Third place went to Japan's Su aki Sasaki with 9:12.6 clocking. CoghiD, an 18-year-old American, was fifth in 9:22.1 Robie, who clocked 2:08.2 at Tokyo and 2:08.3 at Osaka in the 200-meter butterfly in meets, easily won his speciality in a slow 2:11.1. Kosuke Sato of Japan, was second in 2:14.4 and another Japanese Atsushi Obaya-shi third in 2:20.1. Richard Roth, 16 year old Atherton, Calif. High School swimmer, took the 400-meter individual medley in Shigeo Fukushima was second in 4:58.9.

America's Kendrick came in third in 5:02.8. Woman's Bowling Association, reports the association's new of fice in San Leandro has been getting quite a few callers. "A number ot our members haye been dropping in, not to mention the flock of phone calls we've been receiving," says Gwen. The office is located at 432 Estudillo in San Leandro. Hours are and 12:30 to 5 p.m.

Tuesday through Saturday. 0,0 0 Joan Glazier and Rick Hill-man of Irvington are leading the Alibi Doubles tournament at Holiday Bowl in Hayward with a 1,326 score. The tourney has five weekends to go. Meanwhile, the Richmond Po lice Department and Caterpillar are tied for the top spot in Holi day's Bay Area Industrial team tournament with 3,035 counts The weekend meet ends Sept. 8 A fOX WIST COAST THF A'tf 19th I Tlittnpk-TW 1-2383 Filmed at Hollywood Park Race-Track Most Exciting Horse Racing Drama of All! Wall of Noise MSUZANNEPLESHETTE-1Y HARDIN DOROTHY PMES Oititia Htui lift lift UNCUTEI-IOUCUt "SUNFIGHT AT O.K.

CORRAL" SGENGK bee you tomorrow. AMERICAN LEAGUE BOX SCORES W3 Jay Batchelor, manager of' Oakland's 1964 American Bowl-; ing Congress tournament, is in! Providence Hospital for a general checkup and rest. Batchelor, who plans to retire following the 1964 ten-pin classic at the Oakland Auditorium, hopes to be back on the job within the next 10 days. 0 0 0 There's no denying that the country's best bowlers are from St. Louis.

Bowling Magazine released its 8th annual All-American team this week, and all five keglers hail from the Missouri city. Don Carter, who has made all eight teams, heads the list. Joining him are Ray Bluth, Dick Weber, Billy Welu and Harry Smith. A record 259 votes were cast by the nation's leading bowling writers, sports editors and sports broadcasters, with Carter winning 252 first place votes. Making up the second team are Andy Marzich of Long Beach, Billy Golembiewski of Detroit, Glenn Allison of St.

Louis, Carmen Salvino of Chicago and Joe Joseph of Detroit. 0 0 0 Merv Vierra of the Lane's Mixed Four League at Midway Bowl in San Leandro picked up the 7-10 recently, but he isn't boasting about the feat. The MO, as bowlers well know, is the most difficult split to convert. So then why would Vierra just as soon forget about it? That's easy. You see Merv picked up the two pins on his first shot and left the other eight pins on the deck.

His ball tut the 7 mn. the 1 bounced off the backboard in the pits and came out and picked off No. 10. a Gwen Heatherington, secre-County tary of the Alameda i 0 khl iiiiiir krona I Twilight Gamt NEW YORK BOSTON ab bi bi 4 0 10 Kubek 4 111 4 0 0 0 Rieh'fKrtn i 1 A Schilling 2b T-irzrsKi 4 0 0 0 Tresn cf 4 2 2 1 Mslzoo 3b 2 0 0 0 Howard 4 0 2 2 Stuart lb 3 0 0 0 Lopez If 4 0 10 Clmtoo rf 3 0 0 0 Pepiton lb 4 0 0 0 Brtssoud 3 0 0 0 Linz rf 4 0 10 Tillman 3 0 0 0 Reed rf 0 0 0 0 Nichols 0 0 0 0 Boyer 3b 4 110 Lamabt 2 0 0 0 Bouton 2 0 0 0 a Nixon 10 10 bOosger 0 0 0 0 Tatate 29 0 1 Totals i It 4 -Singled for Lam be In 9th; Ran for Nixon in 9th. Boston New Yart 000 000 000-0 220 000 01 5 E-Stuart, Richardson.

PO-A Boston 24-11, New. York 27-13. DP-Richardson, Kubek and Pepitooe. 3, New York 4. 2B Tresh, Lopez, Boyer, Richardson.

Bouton. IP ER BB SO Nicdolt 1-3 1 1-3 7 4 4 0 Lamaba 1 2-3 3 1 0 0 0 2 Bouton 11-4 2 0 0 1 2 U-Horrochlck, Rice, Salerno, Napp. Night Cama BOSTON NEW YORK bl ab bi Oelger cf Gardner 3b 3 0 1 0 Kubek 3 10 0 3 0 0 0 Kich dson 2b 4 1 1 Y'trze'skl If 3 0 1 0 Trash cf 3 0 10 Maliona 3b 4010PepOona lb 4 0 0 0 Clinton rf 4 0 0 0 Berra 4 0 12 Stuart lb 3 0 0 0 Blanch'd rf 3 0 1 0 it 3 0 2 0 Reed rf 0 0 0 0 Nixon 3 0 0 0 Lopez 3 0 0 0 Morehead 2 0 0 0 Boyer 3b 3 110 Earley 1 0 0 0 Terry 3 0 10 TolaH 29 I Totals 10 1 II Boston New York ooo one ooo-l 000 OOO 03X-1 E-None. PO-A Boston 244, New York 274. DP Berra and Kubek; Kubek Richardson and Pepltone; Boyer, Richardson and Pepitont.

LOB Boston $, New York Bressood, Trash, Berra, IP ER BBSO Worihead Eariev 14 14 4 Terry 15-13 .9 HBP By Earley (Kubek). Rica, Salerno, Napp, nonocnicK. A Ut3f. I Night Game CLEVELAND CHICAGO ab bi ebrhbl H'b'g'r c-rf 4 0 0 0 Francona If 4 0 10 McCrew lb 5 2 3 2 Klrkland rf 4 0 1 0 Robinson rf 2 0 1 0 Devallllo cf 4 0 1 0 Wflhelm 1 0 0 0 Alvis 3b 4 111 Ward 3b 5 13 2 Whitfield lb 4 0 1 0 Nicholson If 4 0 0 0 Azcua 3 0 0 0 Fox 2b 4 12 0 Held 2b 4 0 0 0 Hansen si 4 12 0 Kindall 4 0 2 0 Carreon 3 110 Grant 2 0 0 0 Martin 10 11 aHowser 10 0 0 Horien 2 0 0 0 Allen 0 0 0 0 bLandls cf 2 0 0 1 cDelaHoZ 10 0 0 Totals 39 13 4 Totals 35 1 7 1 a-Flled out for Grant In 4thi bStrurk out for Horien In 7th; c-Flled out for Allen In 9th, Chicaoe 100 010 121-4 Cleveland ooo 001 0001 E-Azcue, Alviv PO-A Chlraao 37-9. Cleveland 274.

DP Azcua and Held. LOB Chicago Cleveland 9. HR-McCraw, Alvis, Ward. SB-Car- reon. IP ER BB SO Horien Wilheim 7-5 Grant 10-12 Allen PB-Mrtln.

gan( McKlnley. U-Chylak( Halter, Carr 2:23, 4r404. Night ANGELES Game DETROIT LOS abrhbl ab bl Pearson cf Fregosl ss 2 0 10 Bruton cf 4 111 4 0 10 McAullffo tt 4 0 0 0 Wagner If 4 00 0 Kelinerf 4 12 2 300 0 30 10 20 10 3 110 3 110 3 0 0 0 Torres 3b 4 0 0 0 Colavlto tf Moran 2b 4 10 0 Cash lb Thomas lb 4 0 10 Wert 3b R.Sad'skl rf 3 0 1 1 Triandos E.Sad'skl 2 0 0 0 Smith 2b aRodgers 1 0 0 0 Regan Foiies 0 0 0 0 Mc Bride 2 0 0 0 bKosto 10 0 0 Foytack 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 1 4 1 Totals a Filed out for E. Sedowskl 29 4 7 3 In 7th; Grounded out for McBrlde In 7th. Las Angelas OM goo too 1 Detroit 003 001 OOx 4 McAulffo.

PO-A Los Angeles 24-11, Detroit 274. OP Fregosl and Thomas; McAuMffo and Cash. LOB Los Angeles 5, Detroit. 2. HR-Kallne.

SB-R. Sadowskl, Brutoo. Wert. IP ER BB SO McBrlde 13-9 4 4 4 4 0 Foytack 2 10 0 0 Rwn 10-7 9 4 10 9 4 2 4 PB Trlandoa. Umont, Valentino, Hurlay, Fjfhorty.

EDGE RAZORS 1 mm tin.