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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1965 2 Section 3 WOODY'S WORLD Baseball'sToplOilFEELS DODGERS WILL 'SPIRIT' NATIONAL LEAGUE Leadin Batsmen Player Club AB Pet. Clemenfe, Pitt 132 520 81 178 .342 Aaron, Mil 131 499 99 142 .325 Mays, S. 132 471 94 ISO .318 Rose, Cin 139 580 102 182 .314 Williams, Chi 143 571 99 174 .308 Glendenon, Pitt. ...142 544 79 147 .307 Allen, Phil 138 524 S3 141 .307 J. Aloo, S.

117 443 42 134 .307 Flood, St. 135 523 75 140 .301 Aloo, Mil 127 511 74 153 .299 PENNANT AWAY Continued from first page nU34 frlAm TllAIr'lfA M-nt nMA GIANTS TAKE LEAD; DEFEAT DODGERS, 3-1 Continued from first page night Only yesterday, he hit a two-run homer that moved the Giants into the tie out of which they later hung a 7 to 6 haymaker on the Dodgers in 12 innings. He has driven in 20 runs over the 13-game span. The Giants last led the National league 'way back on July 15, 1964, tho they've been within hailing distance frequently of DETROIT BEATS BOSTON, 5 TO ENDS STREAK Detroit, Sept. 7 Ray Oy-ler's double with two out in the seventh inning scored Wayne Redmond with the tie-breaking run, and the Detroit Tigers went on for a 5 to 3 triumph over the Boston Red Sox tonight.

The victory snapped Boston's longest winning streak of the season four games. Boston chased Julio Navarro, making the first start of his major league career, in the fifth. HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN tit i piim tin thing more than just baseball Mays, San Fran. McCovey, S. Mathews, Milw.

Williams, CUBS Santo, CUBS Aaron, Milw. Jones, Milw. Callison, Phil. ..43 Johnson, Cinn. ..112 ..32 Stargell, Pitt.

..30 Banks, CUBS ....94 ..29 Williams, CUBS ..93 ..28 Mays, San Fran. ..93 ..28 ..28 ..28 First Time First SAN FRANCISCO AB RBI A Davenport, 5000020 J. Alou, rf 4 110 10 0 Henderson, 10010 Mays, cf 4 1 3 0 5 0 0 Hart, If 4 12 3 10 0 Hiatt, lb 4 0 1 0 10 0 McCovey, lb 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Lanier, 2b 4 0 1 0 2 3 0 Haller, 4 0 1 0 5 1 0 Fuentes, ss 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 Shaw, 3 0 0 0 3 0 Murakami, 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 3 10 3 27 11 0 LOS ANGELES AB RBI A 4 0 1 0 0 4 0 Gilliam, 3b 4 0 0 0 1 4 0 Davis, cf 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 Fairly, rf 3 0 0 0 3 1 0 Johnson, If 4 0 3 0 1 0 0 Lefebvre, 2b 4 0 0 4 1 Parker, lb 3 1 1 0 I Roseboro, 3 0 1 1 1 0 Osteen, 2 0 0 A 2 Miller, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a-33 1 1 27 14 1 a-Griffith lined out for Osteen in tth; Werhas struck out for Fairly in 9th. San Francisco 100 020 0003 Los Angeles 001 000 0001 Left on bases San Francisco, Los Anseles, 4. Two base hits Mays, Parker, Roseboro, Johnson.

Home ran Hart 21. Sacrifice Shaw. Pitching summary: IP TTB ER BB SO Shaw TVt 5 7 1114 Murakami IV 1 2 1 Osteen I 10 14 3 3 2 4 Miller 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Winning pitcher Shaw 15-8. Losirn pitcher Osteen 12-14. Umpires Williams, Pryor, Engle, and Gorman.

Time 2:48. Attendance 48,574. 'Total home runs to dato. tTotal bases. AMERICAN LEAGUE 'Do you carry paint remover? Pet.

139 .324 149 .318 144 .308 114 .298 150 .294 134 .294 104 .294 135 .293 Leadin Batsmen Player Club AB Yastrzemski, Bos. ..114 424 48 Oliva, Min 134 532 101 Robinson, Bait 120 447 48 Whitfield, Clev. ...109 382 40 Colavito, Clev 139 510 82 Davalillo, Clev 125 4S4 58 Kaline, Det Ill 341 44 Wagner, Clev. 124 461 82 Hall, Min 131 443 71 Howard, Wash 129 448 47 Boston late. Mays Gets Caught Altogether they collected 10 hits off Osteen, but some bad Detroit Ab Ab King-Sized 5th Gosger, cf 4 1 1 CLEVELAND 135 .292 base running, which even caught 128 .288 Jones, 3b Yasf mski.

If Mantilla, 2b L. Th'as, lb Conigl'ro, rf Nixon. If you want to look at them individually, Maury Wills is simply a fantastic ball player; Ron Fairly is what I'd call an underrated player. He just doesn't get enough credit for the job he does. Jim Gilliam is an old pro one of the few on the club who have been thru the pressure of a stretch run like this.

But basically it's a young ball club that can beat you in a lot of ways. With all this, however, it's the pitching that I have to like the best. Seven men with earned run averages of 3.00 and better! That's my kind of pitching staff. Whether you're a Walter Alston man or not, you've got to give the manager credit. After all, if they lose, he's going to get some of the blame.

That's an old story. He has done an excellent job in spite of injuries to his players. With the talent Stanley, cf Lumpe, 2b Wert, 3b Kaline, rf Cash, lb Northrup, If Sullivan, Redman, pr Oyler, ss Navarro, Fox, Freehan, HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN Horton, Det 27 Colavito, Clev 7 4 3 4 3 3 3 0 3 1 2 0 Petrocefll, ss 3 Green, ph 1 Mon'q'te, 2 T. Horton, ph 1 Conigliaro, Bos. Wagner, Clev.

Colavito, Clev. Tresh, N. Y. .24 Horton, Det 93 Oliva, Minn 90 .25 Mantilla, Bos 88 .23 Howard, Wash. ...75 Orioles Fly Past Yanks to 7 in Row Continued from first page Yankee hitters in the second game before Clete Boyer singled! with one out in the fifth.

Charlie Lau drove in three runs with a double and single. AB RBI A Brawn, a 1 4 1 A Iris, 36 1 1 1 1 Hintoa, cf-lf 5 2 3 1 Colavito, rf 3 4 1 4 WH nr, 4 1 3 0 0 Davalilo, ef Salmon, lb 4 1 2 4 13 Gonzalez, 2b 1 13 Aicoe, 3 2 4 1 Kralick, Torry, Stan, b-Howsor Marfan, 2 1 0 1 McMehoo, I 8j 4 9 e) 8 a-44 17 27 10 1 35 3 11 30 5 7 SALDIVAR GETS Boston 001 020 0003 Detroit 300 000 llx 5 Runs batted In Gosger 2, Jones, Wert, DECISION BUT FISCHER TIES Kaline, Cash 2, Oyler. Two base hits Nixon, Oyler. Stanley. Threo base hit Conigliaro.

Horn erun SPARMATE HURT WHITE SOX AB RBI Cash 23J. Stolen bases Wert, Kaline. Sacrifice Monbouquette. Sacrifice flies Gosger, Wert. Errors Nixon, Lumpe.

Double play Detroit, 1. Left on bases Detroit Boston 7. Pitching summary: Buford, 2b 5 LONDON, Sept. 7 (UPD Vicente Saldivar of Mexico, defense and punching with New York Ab Baltimore Ab 1 2 0 Rich'son, 2b 5 Aparicio, ss 3 0 IP ER BB SO Monbouquette ...8 7 5 5 0 3 INDIANS DROP SOX 5 GAMES BEHIND TWINS Cleveland Triumphs on 5-Run 5th, 9-5 Continued from first page along with Larry Brown's fumble, only error of the game, produced four runs. Skowron Hits Homer BUI Skowron drove in one of the runs with a single Us first hit in 21 trips and punched his 17th homer in the third.

But after that, there was nothing more from BilL Pete Ward failed twice and the other White Sox slugger John Romano fanned three times after contributing a first-inning single. The White Sox were checked by Steve Hargan and Don McMahon after the third. First of the 28 hits the Sox made 11, was Floyd Robinson's single with one out in the first. After Gene Freese flied out, singles by Romano and Skowron brought Birdie Teb-bets out of the dugout for a change. But Danny Cater and Ron Hansen singled off Terry.

The fourth run came in on Brown's fumble of Ken Berry's roller. Pizarro suffered his first denting in the second inning. Rocky Colavito started it with the first of his four consecutive singles. Leon Wagner and Joe Azcue singled for the run. Skowron's homer in the third inning, which restored the four-run edge, just cleared the ledge hi the left center field lower deck.

Pizarro brushed off two singles by the Indians in the third, then a double and walk in the fourth before his knockout. Juan was thru in the fifth after Max Alvis hit his 20th homer, ifito the left field seats, and Chuck Hinton singled. Colavito single and Wagner's walk off John set up the opportunity for first grand slam homer of his career. He connected on Tommy's first pitch, the ball sailing into the lower deck in left. When Hargan singled with two out, Locker came in.

Brown grounding into a forceout. Hinton Hits Triple Hinton tripled to right center in the sixth and scored when Colavito dumped a single into center. The bases were filled when Wagner and Salmon beat out topped rollers. Locker should have been out of the inning when Pedro Gonzalez 2 Tresh, ef If 0 Mantle. If 1 Moschitto, cf Navarro 4 4 3 2 0 3 Fox 4A 5 0 0 0 1 Winning pitcher Fox 6-31.

Losing pitch Robinsoa, rf 5 Freese, 3b 2 Ward, 3b 2 Romano, 4 Skowron, lb 4 Cater, 4 Hanson, as 4 Barry, cf 4 Pizarro, 2 John, Locker, 0 Lenr, Blair, cf 5 Blefarg, rf 1 Robinson, 3b 5 Johnson, lb 3 Powell, lb 0 Bowens, If 4 Adair, 2b 4 Brown, 4 McNally. 3 Larsen, 1 er Monbouquette 8-18. Time 2:13. Attendance 5,019. 0 Gibbs, ph 0 A.

Lopez, pr 2 Howard, 1 H. Lopez, rf 1 Bover, 3b 0 Pepitone, lb 0 Linz, ss Repoz, ph White, ph Downing, Barker, ph Kubek, ss Report Keane to Sign C-3 5 11 4 27 New Contract Today at hand, the Dodgers have made the most of their chances. In short, this is a team that won't quit. They may not win, but they've got the things that spell champion to me. Pittsburgh Steelers Cut Clarence Peaks Pittsburgh, Sept.

7ffl-Fullback Clarence Peaks, a veteran of eight years in National Football league competition, was cut from the Pittsburgh Steelers' roster today along with linebacker Bob Soleau. New York, Sept. 7 UPl Johnny both fists, tonight captured a 15-round decision over Howard Winstone of Wales to retain his world featherweight championship. In a preliminary, Jesus Sau-cedo of Mexico was carried unconscious from the ring after being knocked out in the fourth round of a scheduled six-round featherweight contest by John O'Brien of Scotland. Saucedo was a sparmate for Saldivar.

36 2 10 33 4 7 FOR LEAD IN CUBAN CHESS New York, Sept. 7 UPD Bobby Fischer, United States chess champion, moved today into a three-way tie for first place with Borislav Ivkov of Yugoslavia and Vasily Smyslov of Russian in Havana's Capa-blanca memorial tournament. Fischer's moves are cabled from here because the state department denied him permission to visit Cuba. Fischer defeated Gilberto Garcia of Cuba this morning in a match that had been adjourned overnight Garcia conceded on his 53d move. Fischer will play Ivkov tomorrow.

The three leaders have scores of 7-2. Cassidy Puts 3-Game Keane, manager of the New York Yankees, will be signed to a new one-year contract tomorrow the Associated Press learned tonight. A source close to Keane said the 53-year-old pilot already has agreed to Mays napping on one occasion, kept the Giants from making the score more decisive. Shaw, in the meantime, recovered brilliantly from the few brushes with trouble he encountered. But he did not finish, even tho the Dodgers got only five hits off him.

After successive doubles by Wes Parker and John Roseboro had him deadlocked, 1-all in the third inning with none out, he set down the next three men in order. Shaw struck out only four, but the strikeout pitch nevertheless was a big one for him twice. He got Jim Gilliam with Roseboro at third base to end the third, and he fanned Roseboro with two on and two out in the seventh with what he called "a hard slider the biggest pitch of the game for me." Eater Mr. Murakami Shortly after an announcement on the scoreboard proclaimed that a Japanese stage star from "Tea House of the August Moon" was present among the 48,576 to root for the Dodgers, the Giants trotted forth their own Niponese representative Masanori Murakami. Murakami, a left-handed relief pitcher, was summoned suddenly in the eighth with a runner at second base, lefthander Willie Davis at the plate, and two out.

Manager Herman Franks explained later, "I thought Shaw was tiring, and my catcher Tom Haller agreed that his deliveries were going a little high. I didn't want Davis to hurt us with one punch, and I went to a left-hander." It was a sound move, it turned out, because Murakami got Davis on a force play. Then in the ninth inning only a bloop double into short right field by Lou Johnson was of any consequence before Murakami retired Jim Lefebvre and Parker on easy plays to the infield and outfield, respectively. terms with the Yankees. Baltimore 002 000 2004 New York 000 000 2002 Runs batted In Robinson, Bowens, Tresh, 2.

Three base hit Adair. Home run Bowens "51. Stolen base Aparicio. Sacrifice hit Blefary. Errors Robinson, Mantle.

Double play-Baltimore, 1. Left on bases Baltimore, New York, 12. Pitching summary: IP ER BB SO McNally 2 1 2 4 Larsen 1 1 0 0 3 1 S. Miller l's 1 0 0 0 1 Downing 7 7 4 3 4 3 Mikkelsen 1 0 0 0 0 1 Ramos 1 0 0 0 0 0 Winning pitcher McNally 8-61. Losing pitcher Downing 12-13.

Time 2:47. SECOND GAME a-Moran flied out in 2d for Tarry. b-Walked for Stanta in 4th. c-Staehie troonded out in 6th for Locker and Atet bopped oof for Lary In fth. Cleveland Old 053 000 White So 401 000 000 Double plays Brow to Gonzalez to Salmon (Ward.

Lett en bases Cleveland, II; White Sox, o. Two base hit Aicoe. Thro bato hit Hinton. Home runs skowron 117, Alvis 20J, Salmon C3. Pitchini sammary: IP TTB ER BB SO Kralick 4 3 3 3 3 1 Terry Vi 2 2 1 0 0 0 Stone 2 2 4 1 1 0 2 b-Hartaa 3 2 4 0 0 0 1 McMahon 3 000003 a-Pizarr 4 0 14 3 3 1 3 John i 3 3 3 1 0 Locker 1j 7 3 3 0 2 Lary 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 e-Pitchd to 2 In 5th.

b-Pitched to 2 in 7th. Winnlni pitcher Hartan 3-31. Leslna pitcher John 11-7. Hit batsman: By Lary Salmon. Umpires Chrlak, Haller, Odom, and Honochick.

Time 2:45. Attendance 2,451. 'Total bom runs to date, Total bases. NewYorik New York Ab Baltimore Ab Aparicio. ss 6 1 1 2 Streak on the Line Cassidy will put a three-game Snyder, If Powell, lb Robinson, 3b Blefary, rf Lau, Adair, 2b Blair, cf Bunker, Bowens, ph 2 White, 2b 2 Barker, lb 1 Pepitone, rf 2 Tresh, If 2 Bover, 3b 2 Reooz, cf 1 Gibbs, 3 Linz.

ss 0 Clarke, ss 1 Cullen, A. Lopez, oh Howard, Ph Moore, oh Packers Cut Three winning streak on the line tomorrow night when it meets Lieber in the home division of the Classic Bowling league in Rookies; Roster at 43 Green Bay, Sept. 7 (UPD Moschitto, pr 44 9 14 38 5 11 The Green Bay Packers today yomr sclbiedhiile? Miami bowl. Cassidy vs. Lieber; Hilton vs.

All-Stars; Paris vs. Meister Brau; Kuhn's vs. Hamm's. Utah State Fullback cut three players to get down to the National Football league limit of 43. They were end Jerry Murray Out a Month Roberts of Baldwin Wallace, Tackle Rich Koeper of Oregon State and Tight End Jim Thi-bert of Toledo.

Baltimore Oil 400 1 029 New York 000 000 2125 Runs batted in Aparicio, Snyder, Powell, Lau, Bowens, Barker, Tresh, Repoz, Moore. Two base hits Blair, Robinson, Adair, Lau, Blefary, Aparicio, White. Home runs Powell 12, Repoz 11. Stolen bases Aparicio, Snyder. Error Gibbs.

Left on bases Baltimore, 13; New York, 7. Pitching summary: IP ER BB SO Bunker 8 7 3 3 1 2 Hall 1 4 2 2 0 2 Cullen 3' 9 5 3 1 Reniff 3 1 1 0 2 Jurewicz 1 2 110 1 Blanco 2 2 2 1 2 2 Winning pitcher Bunker 8-71. Losing pitcher Cullen 3-4, Time 2:50. Attendance 9,244. 'Total home runs to date.

Logan, Utah, Sept. 7 (UPD Craig Murray, No. 1 offensive fullback on the Utah State university squad, will be out of ac Fight Decisions tion for four or five weeks because of a broken leg, it was LA5T NIGHT LONDON Vicente Saldivar beat Howard Winston IS featherweight title. announced today. M.MMUW.J.' 1 IJM JMJ forced Salmon, but the ball stuck in Don Buford's glove, killing his chances for a double play.

Colavito scored on the play and Wagner followed on Az cue's single. At the first sign of trouble, In the seventh, after Buford and Robinson led with singles, Teb-betts called for McMahon. Ward, who had grounded into a double play as Freese's pinch batter in the fourth, flied out. Romano fanned and Skowron popped to Salmon. McMahon kept it up, pitching to only six in the last two innings.

SOX SHORTS-Twenty hits were made in the first five innings 11 by the Indians. They edged the White Sox in Chicago, five games to four. The teams have split six in Cleveland. Consoling thought for White Sox fans: Since Aug. 9, their lads have gained six and a half games on the Twins, who have only broken even in their last 30 games while the Sox have won 23 and lost 10.

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