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Baseball Boxes 8. 1972 ait? gflltngg (Sazrttf debut Morgan spoils Mathews ATLANTA CLNCLVSATI abrhbi abrhbi Carre a 1 1 1 Rose la Evan. 3b 4 111 Mores. 2b 4113 HAaroa lb 4 121 Toian I 2 pulams 3 1 1 1 GeroniM dill I Baker 4 111 Bench 4 111 Lum rf 4111 TPera lb 3 2 2 1 Mulan 2b 4121 Menke 3b 4 1 2 MPerer a 412 1 Uhlaendr rf 2 1 1 I Baltimore in the second with his seventh home run of the year. In the sixth, Jim Lonborg, 10-6, walked Robinson and Merv Rettenmund, then Belanger came through with his decisive double into the left-field corner.

Inside the park HR shoots down Mets ST. LOUIS (APi Ted Siz-emore's looping hit to left field bounced past a diving Cleon Jones for an inside-the park home run in the 13th inning, giving the St. Louis Cardinals a 3-2 victory over the New York Mets Monday night. Sizemore led off the 13th after Tug McGraw had worked four hitless innings and struck out six in relief of Tom Seaver. Jones elected to try and catch his short fly but the baseball got past him and rolled to the wall as Sizemore circled the bases and scored easily with only his second home run of the season.

It was the Met fifth defeat in their last seven outings and dropped them 8Vz games behind Pittsburgh in the National League East. The Mets tied the score against Bob Gibson in the ninth on successive doubles by Ken Boswell and Duffy Dyer. New York took the lead in the first inning on Wayne Garrett's second home run of the season but the Cards tied it in the bottom of the first on Lou Brock's single and stolen base and Joe Torre's single. St. Louis moved in front 2-1 in the fourth when Torre and Ted Simmons singled and Seaver walked Cruz and Dal inning Monday night that carried the Cleveland Indians to a 6-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox in an American League baseball game.

Boston starter Lynn McGlothen, 5-4, gave up a single and a walk to start the eighth, then was replaced by Bill Lee. With one out. Graig Nettles singled for the tie-breaking run, then Tom McCraw walked, loading the bases. Roy Foster batted for John Lowenstein, Don Newhauser relieved Lee, then Cleveland countered by sending up Brohamer, who cleared the bases with his double to left-center field. Nettles singled home the Indians' final run in the ninth, then Ben Oglivie hit his sixth homer for the Red Sox in the bottom of the inning.

fieanger's double gives Orioles win MILWAUKEE (AP) -(AP Mark Belanger drilled a tie-breaking two-run double in the sixth inning to carry the Baltimore Orioles to a 5-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers Monday night. The victory, only the Orioles third in the last 10 baseball games, enabled them to cut idle Detroit's lead in the American League East to two games. Dave May's single, a walk and Ollie Brown's single gave the Brewers a first-inning run but Brooks Robinson tied it for I Foster rf Hardin 1 1 1 1 Chancy ss 2111 4 111 3111 ofmauE pa i MOIotlun ii turret SJacksoa ph 1 1 1 1 Hornier 1 1 1 1 Os Brown pb 1 1 1 1 Total Sill Total 36 12 III III il 311 i-l -tvf- Ctaney. Menke. DP-Cincin-nati 2.

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SB-Brock, RERBBSO 7 2 2 3 9 1 1 1 1 7 2 2 5 1 2 0 0 2 5 Chargers trade Marty Domres IRVINE, Calif. (AP) The Sah Diego Chargers sent backup quarterback Marty Domres to the Baltimore Colts Monday in exchange for a 1973 first round draft choice and rookie tight end John Andrews. Domres, the Chargers' No. 1 pick in 1969 from Columbia University, saw little action in is first three years behind starter John Hadl and had asked to be traded. San Diego Head Coach Har-land Svare called Domres a "fine quarterback" but added, "We have an excellent quarterback in Wayne Clark and we wanted to get our No.

1 draft choice back. The Chargers had given up their first round selection to Philadelphia a week ago to obtain linebacker Tim Rossovich. San Diego picks 'Conquistadors' SAN DIEGO (AP) The nickname Conquistadors was picked Monday for San Diego's new team in the American Basketball Association. Leonard Bloom, owner of the new franchise, said the name-Spanish for conquerors was selected from 10,000 submitted in a local contest. The San Diego team's players will be announced Tuesday, Bloom said, and a site for home games will be determined by Wednesday.

National League East Pet. GB Pittsburgh 64 38 .627 New York 55 46 .545 8'i Chicago 54 50 .519 11 St. Louis 50 51 Wt Montreal 45 55 .450 18 Philadelphia 39 63 .382 25 West Cincinnati 62 39 .614 Houston 58 46 .558 5'i Los Angeles 53 48 .525 9 Atlanta 47 58 .448 17 San Francisco 46 59 .438 18 San Diego 41 61 .402 21 'i Results CINCINNATI (APi AP The Cincinnati Reds erupted for six runs in the second inning, three on Joe Morgan's home run, and breezed to a 9-1 victory over Atlanta Monday night, spoiling the debut of Braves Manager Eddie Mathews. The victory in the nationally televised baseball game was the Reds' fourth in their last five games and widened their National League West lead over idle Houston to 5'4 The Braves, who fired manager Luman Harris earlier Monday, absorbed their eighth loss in the last nine games. A single by Ted Uhlaender and a throwing error by third baseman Darrell Evans started the Reds' big second inning against loser Ron Reed, 9-11.

Darrell Chaney singled for one run, Pete Rose singled, then Morgan unloaded his 14th homer of the year into the right field stands. A triple by Bobby Tolan, an intentional walk to Tony Perez and his stolen base, and Denis Menke's two-run single capped the explosion. Cincinnati added its final three runs in the sixth inning off reliever Mike McQueen on a walk to Johnny Bench Perez' single and Menke's sixth homer into the left field seats. Atlanta managed its lone run in the eighth inning off Jim McGlothlin, 5-5, on a single and a pair of errors. McGlothlin, starting in place of injured Gary Nolan, scattered nine hits.

Hall of Fame game won on 6 Allen RBIs COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) Bernie Allen drove in six runs with three homers to power the New York Yankees to an 8-3 exhibition victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the annual Hall of Fame baseball game Monday. Allen capped a five-run fourth inning for New York with a three-run shot, then unloaded a two-run blast in the fifth and a bases-empty drive in the seventh. The home run barrage helped wipe out an early 3-0 Los Angeles lead built on Wes Parker's run-scoring single in the first and Willie Davis' two-run homer in the third. Bobby Murcer delivered a two-run home run before Allen hit his second shot in the fourth.

Wade Blasingame, the New York starter, gained the victory, while Doug Rau, who gave up Allen's first two home runs, suffered the loss. Indians fop Red Sox in rain-delayed game BOSTON (AP) John Brohamer's three-run pinch double capped a four-run, tie-breaking outburst in the eighth Movie Nites Royals' 4 -run 4th hands A's 4th loss KANSAS CITY (APi Kansas City broke Jim Hunter's six-game winning streak with a four-run, fourth-inning outburst that gave the Royals a 4-2 victory over the Oakland A's Monday night. The defeat, the A's fourth in the last five baseball games, cut their lead over idle Chicago in the American League West to three games. Hunter, 14-5, owning a 2-0 lead going into the fourth, walked Richie Scheinblum and gave up a double to Ed Kirk-patrick. Lou Piniella then hit a sacrifice fly for the Royals' first run.

Fred Patek was walked intentionally but the strategy backfired when winning pitcher Dick Drago, 8-13, Cookie Rojas and Amos Otis followed with run-scoring singles. Joe Rudi's 14th home run of the season in the first inning and a double by Bill Voss, a single by Angel Mangual and Tim Cullen's double-play grounder accounted for Oakland's two runs. Ogden III tot 1103 Great Falls 2M Ml Kt 5 E-None. DP-Great Fals 1. LOB-Og-den 8, Great Falls 8.

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BASEBALL'S TOP TEN BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Based on 250 at Bats. NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club Cedeno Htn Williams Chi Mota LA Sanguillen Pgh Alou StL Garr Atl Stargell Pgh Lee SD A Oliver Pgh AB Pet 90 364 77 128 352 102 399 63 134 .336 79 254 41 85 .335 94 366 42 117 .320 92 358 41 114 318 95 387 60 123 .318 94 333 53 105 .315 68 251 35 79 .315 99 398 61 125 .314 77 259 28 81 .313 Home Runs Baker Atl Colbert. San Diego, 31; Stargell. Pittsburgh, 26: Bench, Cincinnati. 25; L.May, Houston, 24; Kingman.

SanFrancisco, 23. Runs Batted la Stargell. Pittsburgh. 86: Colbert. San Diego.

84: Bench. Cincinnati, 79: L.May, Houston, 72; Williams. Chicago, 71. Pitching (8 Decisions) Nolan. Cincinnati, 13-3.

Marshall, Montreal. 9-3. Carlton. Philadelphia. 17-6.

Grimsley, Cincinnati, 10-4, JRay. Houston. 10-4. Blass, Pittsburgh, 12-5. McAndrew, New York.

7-3. .700: Sutton. Los Angeles, 13-6. .684. Monday's Exhibition Baseball LliKScores By The Associated Press Los Angeles 102 000 000-3 9 1 New York 000 520 lOx-8 6 1 Rau.

Strahler (5) and Cannizzaro; Blasingame. Roland (6) and Ellis. Blasingame. Rau. HRs-Los Angeles Davis.

New York. Allen 3. Murcer. MENS FASTPITCH Ideal Bakery 9. Lovell-Clay 3.

P.O. News 12, Ponderosa Inn 8 FOOTBALL TRANSACTIONS DENVER BRONCOS-Wide receivers Don Hamson and Gordon Bowdell, linebackers Mike McConnell and Dennis OnkoU. defensive backs Jack SchulU. Jimmy Jones and Randy Mc-Dougal. tight end Bill Stowers.

tackle Skip Par-menter, punter Gary Uoyd. all cut BUFFALO BILLS-Running back Bill GREEN BAY PACKERS-Defensive backs Rich Searl and Rick Thone, linebacker Larry Ely, wide receivers Mike Carter and Al Pear-man, all cut. MINNESOTA VIKINGS Acquired tackle Sam Walton from Houston for a draft choice, wide receivers Marv Owens and Leo Johnson, running back John Marqueson. Kicker L. G.

Nauert.alicut MAIMI DOLPHINS Traded running back Les Shy to Cincinnati for running back Ron Lamb, linebacker Joe Hernandei, wide receivers Al Hannah and George Taplon. all cut defensive back Ron Dickerson. retired, defensive tackle Doug Crusan and running back Terry Cole, placed on injured waivers. ATLANTA FALCONS Running back BiUy Tavlor, cornerback Oscar Jenkins, defensive end Larry Butler, kicker Dave Conway, punter Bill Johnson, all cut. BACK Finest" Pittsburgh at Montreal, postponed Cincinnati 9, Atlanta 1 St.

Louis 3, New York 2, 13 innings Other clubs not scheduled Tuesday's Games All Timet EDT Montreal (McAnally 1-11) at Chicago (Jenkins 14-10) 2:30 Philadelphia (Champion 4-11) at Pittsburgh (Blass 11-5) 8 05 m. Houston (Wilson 7-7) at Atlanta (McLain 2-2) 8:05 p.m. Los Angeles (John 9-5) at Cincinnati (Grimsley 10-4) 8:05 m. San Diego (Arlin 8-13 and Grief 5-11) at San Francisco (Stone 4-7 and Reberger 2-1) 2. twi-night, 8:30 p.m.

New York (Gentry 54) at St. Louis (Wise 10-12) 9 p.m. American League East Hl5 Perranoski rejoins club LOS ANGELES (AP) Ron Perranoski, the Los Angeles Dodgers relief ace of the early 1960s, rejoined the club Monday. Perranoski, released on waivers by the Detroit Tigers last week, was signed by the Dodgers Monday, filling the vacancy left when catcher Duke Sims was claimed on waivers by the Tigers. The 35-year-old left-hander had pitched only 19 innings for the Tigers this season, with an 0-1 record and a 7.58 earned run average.

Perranoski began his major league career with the Dodgers in 1961 and had a brilliant 16-3 record in 1962. He led the National League in games pitched twice and tied for the lead in 1967, his last season with the team. He was traded to the Minnesota Twins in a five-player deal and led the American League with 34 saves in 1970. The Tigers claimed him on waivers from the Twins last July. Alouettes getMira MONTREAL (AP) The Montreal Alouettes announced Monday that former Ail-American quarterback George Mira has signed a contract with the Canadian Football League club.

Terms of the agreement were not disclosed, but Mira said, "We're both satisfied." Mira won All-American honors while at the University of Miami in 1962. In his three-year college career, he completed 358 passes in 745 attempts for 30 touchdowns. His total offense was 5,130 yards. Mira was the second-round draft choice of San Francisco 49ers of the National Football League in 1964. He played five years for San Francisco before being traded to the Philadelphia Eagles in 1969.

Idaho Falls nips Ponies IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP) Joe Meyers hit a line drive to centerfield after Dan Cutler had walked to score the winning run in the 10th inning of an 8-7 Idaho Falls victory over Pioneer League-leading Billings Monday night. Billings had taken a 7-6 lead in the top of the ninth inning when John Urzi singled and Dave Cripe doubled. Jim Mar-tin singled sending Cripe to third. Cripe scored on a passed ball. Idaho Falls sent the game into extra innings when Meyers doubled and scored on Anthony Gilcrease's infield out.

Dennis Barry hit a solo home run in the first inning for the Angels, then his teammates came up with a 5-1 lead in the bottom of the second with three runs on four hits. Winning pitcher Ron Kunde pitched the tenth inning, striking out the side in order. scamper across home while Helena tended to the man attempting to steal second. Helena added a pair of insurance runs in the bottom of the seventh on a two-run homer by shortstop Andy Tucci. BILLINGS M0 11-1 1 I HELENA Ut-t Keller.

Kautz it'. Knimm 7 and Schwartz and Pflenon Kelly and Daley is fatal to Eagles ing and jeering over a personal foul penalty against the Eagles that helped set up the kick. New Orleans' Julian Fagan had punted with less than two minutes to go and Eagles rookie Pat Gibbs fumbled a fair catch. The ball was recovered by Saints rookie Tom Myers at the Eagles' 25-yard line. After two plays netted one yard.

Eagles defensive tackle Houston Antoinne was called for a personal foul and the' Eagles were penalized to their 12. It took 13 efforts before Manning could make his signals heard above the roar of the crowd as he attempted to put the ball in play. Tuesday. August TEXAS MLYNtMJTA abrkhi abrfchi 1 Torar rf 4 1 1 Cam 2b 4 11 I Killebrew lb 1 1 1 1 Maun pr 1 I DNefeoe Harrah Buttacr lb Billinp Ford rf Fabrr Maddkx Panther Hams 2b Mono pk Paul Lontto ill Keac lb 1 Darwin IMi Braua 3b til truck III! Brye If 111 Thomnsa a III mi annum III! JPeny Total 27 I 2 I Total 2 I Toaa Mmnoou I2IIIII1I-S E-JPeny. DP-Toas 1.

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61-3 22-3 7 1-3 11-3 13 U.S. boxing team ins one snot left WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) -Only one berth remained to be determined for the United States' Olympic boxing team Monday when Louis Slaughter of Portsmouth, withdrew from a deciding box-off for the 17o-pound position. Coach Bobby Lewis of New York said Ray Russell, a Marine staff sergeant from Cincinnati, who beat Slaughter in the final trials at West Point Satur- 4ot, will fioht far the lioht heavyweight title at Munich, Germany. DIRTY BOOKS AND MOVIES EXPOSED! fit- WORLD UMt Ph 2M I322 fx ENDS TODAY LcDsl SHOWS IIAST I DAY winnii 1 1 I FJicholasand II I Alexandra II II fSmtml WM Jrm tuiis i twsiiijt ft Perry's double play smashed Texas 5-0 MINNEAPOLIS-ST.

PAUL (AP) Jim Perry, helping himself with a wild unassisted double play, pitched a two-hitter Monday and paced the Minnesota Twins to a 5-0 baseball victory over the Texas Rangers in the American League. With none out in the fifth. Perry lost his no-hit bid when Dick Billings bounced an infield single over the pitcher's outstretched glove and Ted Ford lined a single to right. Rangercatcfier Bill Fahey then hit a soft line drive toward the mound. Plate umpire Bill Haller called the infield fly rule.

Perry deliberately let the ball drop, scooped it up and ran to touch third. In the confusion. Billings trotted toward the dugout and was tagged to complete the double play. Then Perry, 11-9 and winner of four straight, fired the ball over first baseman Harmon Killebrew's head in an effort to get Ford, allowing Ford to go to second. Elliot Maddox flied out to end the inning.

Perry was credited with the automatic out. The Twins got two runs in the second. Danny Thompson sliced a triple to right to drive in Rick Renick, who had walked. Perry lofted a sacrifice fly to bring Thompson home. Bob Darwin hit a three-run homer for the Twins in the eighth.

Todd. Bell City. il 3, Allen Hates, Hot Springs, 34 23. 4, Randy McKenzie. Austin.

35.14. Calf roping 1. Joe Parsons. Oracle, 38 09 seconds. 2, George Alexander, Shirley, lnd.

40 75. 3. ALLAN Bates. Hot Springs. Ark 43 88 4.

Paul Hughes, 01-nev Springs. 44 16. Bareback bronc 1. Mike Fletcher, Winnsboro. 187.

2. Coy Fischer. Kyle, 176. 3, Ron Lynch. Lawrence, 169.

4, Mark Marrow, Auburn. Iowa. 168. Goat tying 1, Karen Collinsworth, Aurora, 4070 seconds. 2, Kit Bryan, Tucson, 41.35.

3, Vickie Rehbein. Circle Pine. 44 57. 4. Jill Rugg, Heppner.

44 64. Barrel racing 1. Colette Graves, Hardtner. 5629 seconds. 2.

Carol Drake. McCook. 56 61. 3. Kathleen Hamilton.

Blackfoot. Idaho. 56 67. 4. Mary Adair, Pendleton.

56.86. Breakaway roping 1, Cindy Carlile. Sparks. 19 72 seconds. 2.

Deb Ree Brewer, Bloom City. Wis 21.90 3, Leah Good. Billey. 2709. 4, Darlene Wood.

Kalvester. 29 05. Girl's cow cutting 1, Jackie Car-dwell. Edna. 438 5 points 2.

Lesa Fox. Merced. Calif 432 5 3. Cathy BeU. Dallas.

432 5. 4, Gayle Conkel, Walsh. 427 Pole bending 1. Tona Pettigrew. Fon-tana.

6205 seconds 2. Lori Hani-son. Malad, Idaho. 62 45. 3.

Leola Kill-ough. Ft. Sumner. 6271. 4, Sandy Spauer.

Lafayette, 6286. Team roping 1, Noel and Todd Phil lips, Somm. 5905 seconds. 2, Hughie Reynolds. Coulee City.

and Gary Sutton, Ellensburg. Wash 69 31 seconds. 3 (tiel. Jeff Howard. Woodward, Okla.

and Rob Lauer. Buffalo. 7998 4, Brad Gowan. Wilcox, Am. and John Sprawl.

Douglas. 91 57. rs cow cutting 1, Freddie McGee, 439 points 2, lanny Ashley, 435. 3, Albert Taylor, Lonoke. 4335.

4 (tie), Darrel Dockery, 433 Lennon Kitchen. Ulna. 433. Jimmy Reno. Simonton.

Ward Ada. ham. Miss 433, Monday's Minor Leagne Results By The Associated Press International League Richmond 1, Rochester 0 Charleston 3, Louisville 2. 11 innings Toledo 5. Tidewater 4.

II innings. 1st Soetbera League Charlotte 6, Birmingham 0 Knoxville 5. Jacksonville 4. 13 innings Texas Leagae Amarillo 4-0. Midland 3-2 Arkansas 2, Memphis 1 Shreveport 5-1, Alexandria 1-5 San Antonio 7, El Paso 4 American sissociaiioa Wichita 16.

Denver 3 ly with two runs in the first inning on a double by third sacker Kim Hurley. They picked up another pair in the second in the identical fashion, another two-run double by Hurley. Billings got its lone run in the seventh on a double steal that saw shortstop Bob Scherger Saints' field goal PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Rookie Toni Linhart, an Austrian soccer player, booted a nine-yard field goal with nine seconds remaining to give the New Orleans Saints a 13-10 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles Monday night in a National Football League exhibition game. The Saints had come from behind earlier in the final period to tie the score at 10-10 on a 73-yard touchdown pass from Archie Manning to Margene Adkins. Linhart booted the tying point.

Before Linhart got his chance at the winning field goal, the crowd of 53,372 held up the game for 15 minutes with hoot WASHINGTON REDSKINS Offensive tackle Don Sartin. cut; offensive tackle George Starke, acquired on waivers from Dallas. LOS ANGELES RAMS Running back Albert Schmidt, cut. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Traded quarterback Marty Domres to Baltimore for tight end John Andrews and a first-round pick in the 1973 draft. MOTORCYCLE RACING Results of the special midseason racing program Saturday and Sunday at Billings Speedway Midseason trophy winners: Open Keith Satre; 250 cc-Tom McCormick; 175 cc-Mike Smith.

Saturday results Open: Main-Satre. Gary Cleveland. BiU Ro-dier. Trophy Scott Enckson. Rodier, Satre.

Heat Rodier. Satre, Dennis Bauer. 250 ce: Main Norm Lehfedlt, McCormick. Lonnie Jordan 1. Semi -main Everett Glenn, Gordy Hart man.

Steve Heimbichner. Trophy McCormick. Rodier. Lehfeldt. First heat-Ro-dier.

Satre. Second heat McCormick. Al Royal. MikeO Donnell Third heat-Lehfeldt. Enckson.

Brett Burson. 250 sportsman: Main Rod Morse. Dick Mor-an, Frank Sindelar Trophy Knaub. Rick Moran. Butch Hanson.

175 cc: Main-Smith. Cleveland. Bob Ott Trophy-Smith. Merle Stoltz. Ott.

Heat Smith. Cleveland. Stoltz. Consolation: Erickson, Burson. Jim Hilleboe Sunday results Open: Main Erickson.

Satre. Cleveland. TrophyCleveland. Rodier. Erickson.

Heat Rodier. Cleveland. Erickson. 250 cc: Mam McCormick. Rodier.

Satre. Semi-main Lehfeldt, Heimbichner. Tim Hill First heat Royal. Satre. Heimbichner Second heat Rodier.

McCormick. Erickson. Trophy Satre. Rodier, Rocky Selleck 250 sportsman: Main Butch Hanson. Rick Moran.

Morse. First heat Smdelar. Paul Matti. Dale Labrund. Second heat Hanson, Morse.

MikeOaklev 175 cc: Main-Smith. Cleveland. Stoltz Tro-phy-Ott. Smith. Cleveland.

Heat-Smith. Cleveland. Ott Consolation: Royal. Heimbichner. Hill.

PONY CITY TOURNAMENT Star Service 9. Farmers Union bergs Sports Den 13. Pierce Packing 2 Wednesday game, 5:45 p.m. at Colton-Woody Field, Star Service vs. Pierce Packing.

RODEO HENDERSON. Colo (API Here are the results of the final round of competition in the National High School Rodeo Championship: All-around Allan Bates. Hot Springs, runner-up Paul Hughes. Olney Springs, Colo. Cowgirl Jackie Car-dwell.

Edna. ninnerup, Colette Graves. Hardtner, Kan Bull riding 1. Larry Acquart, San Antonio, 179 J. Gary Strickhn.

Salinas. 179 3. Max Moltich. Sheridan. Mont 173 4.

Scott Evans. Moses Lake. Wash 132 Saddle bronc 1. Dan Filippini. Battle Mountain, 185 2, Butch Knowles.

Bend, 153 3. Lance Hunting. Veryle. Utah, 147. 4, Warren Bell.

Dodson, 126 Steer wrestling 1, Paul Hughes. Olney Springs. 24 13 seconds 2. Brian Pet. GB Detroit 57 45 .559 Baltimore 55 47 .539 2 New York 52 48 .520 4 Boston 51 50 .505 5'l Cleveland 48 55 .466 9'i Milwaukee 41 62 .398 16' West Oakland 62 42 .596 Chicago 58 44 .569 3 Minnesota 53 47 .530 7 Kansas City 48 54 .471 13 California 47 56 .456 14 'v Texas 41 63 .394 21 Positively ending Tonight rs 'S rl, Don't Miss ll '7r I' Jl tnds Tonight Results Minnesota 5, Texas 0 Cleveland 6.

Boston 2 Baltimore 5, Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 4. Oakland 2 Other clubs not scheduled Tuesday's Games All Timet EDT Detroit (Lolich 18-7) at New York tenon 12-11) 2 m. (Pe- CledfraOrlfz aixm at Boston (McGlothen 5-i3) 7:30 p.m. Baltimore Dobson 12-11) at Milwaukee (Colborn 4-2) 8 30 p.m. Texas (Bosman 4-8) at Minnesota (Blyleven 10-14) 8:30 pm.

ikland (Odom 8-4) at Kansas City (Dal Canton 5-4) 8 30 pm Chicago (Bahnsen 14-11) at California (Messersmith 2-5) 1 p.m. Pioneer League Standings By The Associated Press Pet. GB Billings 29 12 .707 Great Falls Idaho Falls Ogden Monday's Reuslts Idaho Falls 8. Billings 7 Great Falls 5. Ogden 3 Tuesday's Games Ogden at Billings Idaho Falls at Great Falls 20 22 .476 9'i 19 22 463 10 15 27 .357 141 IS II Best Picture of The Year i Kelly fans eleven, Helena fops Royals But Without The Honey! GRAND OPENING AUG.

12 16th St. W. Broadwater I 1 I Pony League it HELENA Helena pitcher Tim Kelly fanned 11 Billings batters and only allowed three hits as Helena stormed past the Royals, 6-1, in Helena Monday night. Kelly allowed only four hit balls out of the infield in the superbly pitched contest which could be decisive in both the final league standings and the state tourney berths. Both teams are now identical in the loss column in league play with Helena at 16-3 and Billings at 14-3.

The Royals still have to meet Bozeman twice to complete regular season play. Helena started its scoring ear "Montana's CINE 3 Phoni 9th I 259-9783 lots of BROADWATER Fret Forking Uiri "SILENT RUNNING" An adventur that journeyi beyond imagination! 9:30 "WHERE'S POPPA?" Maud it back and rated this time! Showt at 7:45 9:45 I I N'E3IU "BILLY JACK" liillllditliHlttl IffjTnl triad to living things. 1 tettr PONY LEAGUE NIGMTI "HOUR Of THE GUM" "THE SCAIPHUNTERS" $3.00 per carload. Proceed will go for trophies for Pony League Tourney! hlp children and ether Showi at 7:15 9:15 TED ALICE" and MACHINE" COURIf DtUn MUmON "I0B CAROL I Box Opens p.m. PlusSCALPHUNTERS LP" "HAROLD and MAUDE" pes nlu "THE LOVE Proceeds go to pony league baseball.