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Gimeno 3reezes to Pro Net Titles Green'si Ken Rosewall Dealt 6-4, 6-3 Loss in Finals Santo Extends Streak in Split With Pittsburgh Help A's Halt' Orioles' Streak BALTIMORE (AP) Dick Green knocked in five Tuesday, July 5, 1966 23 runs, three on a severith-ih ning homer, as the Kansas City Athletics defeated Balti more, 9-6, Moy night am ended the seven-game win By Doug Todd Andres Gimeno, in charge of the proceedings from the first game on, soundly whipped Ken Rosewall Monday afternoon, 6-4, 6-3, for the championship of the World Invitational professional tennis tournament before about 1,800 at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. The victory was worth Perry Salvages Split for Giants 700 to Gimeno as his first-place share of the tourney's SAN FRANCISCO (AP) CHICAGO (AP) Ron Santo extended his consecutive game hitting streak to 27 Monday, rapping a run scoring single in the seventh inning that snapped a tie and sparked the Chicago Cubs to a 6-4 victory over Pittsburgh in the nightcap of a doubleheader; called after V2 innings because of darkness. The Pirates won the opener 7-5 as Willie Stargell hit a threerun honier and Gene Alley connected with one on. Santb's streak, longest in the majors this season, ties the Cub record held by Hack Wilson. Santo, who grounded out and walked twice in his first three at-bats, delivered the lead run in the seventh after Glenn Beckert led off with a double and Don Cardwell walked Billy Williams intentionally.

After Billy O'-Dell replaced Cardwell and Giants scored twice off loser Nelson Briles on five singles. Gaylord Perry won his 12th game of the season Monday The Cards, who had beat with a 3-2 victory over St. $15,000 purse. Rosewall collected $2,000 for his runner-up finish. Rol Laver, seeded No.

but upset by Gimeno in Sun day's semifinals, defeatec en Marichal, (2-1), last Monday, cuffed the Giants ace ning streak of the Americar League leading Orioles. Green also drove in tli first and last runs during1 -S six-run rally in the fifth on a single and after be'in hit by a pitched ball with the bases loaded. Oriole rookie Gene Bra bender, making his fir! start after 10 relief appear ances, left in the fourth 'aftei issuing a bases-loaded wall which tied the score 2-2." -i" Danny Cater singled reliever Moe Drabowsky foi two runs and Ed Charlei doubled home another befon Dick Hall replaced Drabpw sky and hit Green with f' i pitch. Jim "Catfish" Hurt Kansas City's winninges Louis after the Cardinals took the doubleheader open- for solo homers by Phil Gag liano and Lou Brock before 6-2, beating Juan Mari- Shannon hit a two-run shot chal for the second time in six days. in the sixth inning.

That was all they needed Perry won his seventh Mai Anderson for third place, 8-4. The eight-game pro set was decided upon when it became apparent Monday would be another day of 100-degree tempera to hand Marichal his fourth straight, boosting his record to 12-1, in the nightoap. He allowed seven hits and sur against 13 victories. Winner Ray Washburn, 5-4, vived Mike Shannon's sec tures. Second Championship needed relief help from Joe Hoerner with two out in the eighth after the Giants ond two-run homer of the day, a seventh-inning liner Winning the doubles crown walked John Boccabella with scored their second run.

that hit the screen on tne ten were Laver and Earl pitcher, brought his recorc the bases loaded. ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO field foul pole. "Butch" Buchholz, 6-4, 6-4 to 8-6 with three innings a a n't the National Brock If 5 2 2 1 Fuentes 2b 4 11 The Giants scored once in oliano 3b 4 111 Haller over Rosewall and Lew Hoad. relief help.

Hunter starte? after only two days of rest the third inning of the night League's All-Star third base man who missed sevei Gimeno's championship cap on a single by Perry and Tom Haller's double. and manager Al Dark not planned for him to.gi games last week with a frac was his second of this sum Perry singled in a run in nine innings in the 95-degrei heat. "i the fourth inning when the mer's International Professional Tennis Association United States tour. He also 34 4 104 Total One' of the four hits of 000 112 200-4 OOO 001 O102 won at St. Louis two San Francisco Hunter was a homer Russ Snyder.

ago, beating Laver in the fi FrancT Vr Gaglano (2). Brock (6). Shannon 161. nals. The Orioles scored threi -Hart.

S-J. Mc- Rosewall was foiled in his Andres Gimeno gets a lift from some extra oxygen en route to his victory over Ken Rosewall for the pro tennis title at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. (Staff Photo by Tony Wood) runs in the ninth. ER BB SO bid for a second straight ti '2-3 KANSAS CITY. BALTIMORE Washburn CW, 5-4) Marichal (L, 13-4)' 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 tle after winning at Peacock I ADarlcIo Cmpnerls ss 5 I Gosger cf 3 1 Gap, last week.

'ooo BRoblns Repoz lb si Volleys Effective ST. LOUIS Charles 3b 5 13 1 Powell lb 3.1 Monday the little Australi- r. 4 0 0 0 JaJrSc 4 0 1 4 12 0 McCovey lb 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 Hart 3b 4 0 1 just couldn't get stani rf 4 12 0 Blefarv If 3 2 0 DGreen 2b 4 2 2 5 DJohmon 5b 4.1 2 Roof 4 110 Etchebrn 4 0 Hunter 3 110 Brabendr -1 Nossefc Ph 1 0 0 0 Drabosky 0 00 Duckwrth 0 0 0 0 DHall 1 00 Braves Trim Houston, 3-2 tured cheek bone, collected two singles and a homer in the first game, his first appearance since June 26. The Cubs had tied the second game in'. the sixth when Pete Mikkelsen walked pinch hitter Marty Keough, forcing in a run.

Solo homers in the second and fourth innings by Don Clen-denon had launched the Pirates into the lead. In the opener, Stargell slammed a three-run homer in the first inning and Alley hit a two-run homer in the seventh. Stargell's 19th blast came after Alley had singled "and Roberto Clemente walked. Alley's homer, scored pitcher Vern Law who had singled for his third straight hit. Randy Hundley homered for the Cubs in the third and Adolfo Phillips and Santo did the same in a three-run tracked, and Gimeno, a 6-lVo Dy j.Do-pouna spaniara, carried the fight all the way.

4 12 2 Peterson If 3 110 i Kerry in: Ciimeno broke' Rosewall' rancona eh oodschk 'oo HOUSTON (AP) Joe in. Hunter (2), Blefan JhSffiy WW 0 0 0 0 Torre tripled in the seventh service on the very first game, hitting his forehand ground strokes with precision and volleying effectively to set a pattern that held up for the rest of the match. 34 2 7 2 Total inning and scored the tie-breaking run on an infield San Francisco out as the Atlanta Braves Lfll 3. LOB Kansas Cltv 8. Baltimore 4.

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A- edged Houston, 3-2, Monday Loots S. San Skinner. HR 1 ER BBSO Gimeno broke through Shannon (7) behind the four-hit pitching again on the third game for 5 i of Ken Johnson, d-u advantage, and with The Braves' third straight Perry (W. 12-1) his big serve clicking (six victory snapped Houston's winning string at four games. aces to only one for Rosewall) Rosewall's chances were slim.

Racquets Thrown But Ken broke service on Phil lie rf All MAlOU cf 3 0 2 1 Mien SS 5 2 2 2 emente. rf 4 2 2 0 89ersr Arlich To Join Astros Torre, whose double in the SMELiU 2 3 Santo 3b 4 3 first inning drove in the the sixth game to pull within 1 0 0 0 HundTe ye 4 12 Braves' second run, led off the seventh against loser Gonder, 3 T.I 4-2, and when Gimeno en mazrosKi 2D 3 13 Face 0 0 0 Dave Giusti, 9-5, with his tri gaged in some racquet throwing antics after dis ple off the right center field The Oklahoma City 89ers 0 Stewart pr 0 0 0 0 Hands 0 0 0 JCoonce 10 0 Hoedl ooo LTrtomas phjoo 5h J8 wall. He held third as Ed came up with a vacant spot agreeing with linesmen's calls in the next two games, Mathews flied out but raced on the roster Tuesday when their present Houston Astros Nicklaus, Player Edge Teen Stars MUIRFIELD, Scotland (AP) Two teen-age whiz kids of golf took on the professional giants of the world Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player in practice Monday for the British Open golf championship and came, out of the challenge smelling like roses. Bobby Cole, 18-year-old South African who won the British Amateur title at Carnoustie a month ago, teamed with Peter Townsend, 19-year-old phenomenon of England and lost by a narrow 2 and 1 margin. Nicklaus, the blond belter from Columbus, Ohio, shot five straight 3s in the trip to the 17th hole where the match ended and that was the difference.

Nicklaus had a 68, three under Muirfield's 6.887-yard, par 71. Together with Player, they had a best ball of 65. Cole and Townsend had a best ball of 67. "That boy Cole has real method," said Nicklaus. "And Townsend hits the ball very far for a skinny kid." Said Townsend afterward: "It was a little awe-inspiring to be playing Nicklaus and Player, even in a friendly practice, but we soon got over it.

"I think I got over it at the fifth where I got a good four-wood on the green and holed a 20-footer for a 3." That was an eagle on the 516-yard hole. The youngsters were all square at the 154-yard, par 3 13th where both got birdies. Then Nicklaus uncorked two birdie 3s, a par 3 and an eagle 3 to settle the issue. "Those kids are just great," Player said. He was particularly enthusiastic about his fellow South African.

The course, dry after days of sun and wind, was crowded with the practicing professionals and top amateurs who make up the field of 130 which tees off for the 72-hole grind Wednesday morning. Doug Sanders had his first real trip around the course and commented, as many others have done, on the wild rough allowed to grow and pinch the fairways into narrow slots. "Just let me have the lost balls and hay concession and I'll be the leading money winner," the Georgia native wisecracked. Julius Boros, the former U. S.

Open champion, also saw Muirfield for the first time and said he was taking it easy because he has an injured elbow. "I got into the rough but hit another ball each time rather than play out of it," Boros said. "I don't want to aggravate the injury." Many of the pros put their drivers away rather than try to solve the narrow saucers where the high weeds as if Rosewall's home as shortstop Sonny Jackson threw out Frank called up left-handea reiiei unemotional attack might stand a chance. Boiling. pitcher Don Arlich.

Houston is expected Johnson, now 7-6, had been However, Gimeno pulled clipped for two runs in the himself together, won the Alou. SF-M. Al send the 89ers another pitcher, probably a right-hander sixth on Bob Lillis' single. 7 2-310 set, and gave up only four points on his service Arlich appeared in 21 Lee Maye's triple and Felipe L. 5-7) 3 TRUCK TIRE HEADQUARTERS dl games for the 89ers, all in aiou error throughout the final set.

He broke through on the third and ninth games for his vic The only other hits off the relief, and posted a 6-4 rec ord with an earned run aver PITTSBURGH Atlanta right-hander were singles by Maye in the first age of 2.70. tory margin. The match lasted only an Clemente rf 3 0 0 BWNlarns rf 3 10 0 Clndenon lb 3 2 2 2 Santo 3b. 2 111 and Jackson in the third In 70 innings, Arlich 32 runs, but only 21 were ATLANTA HOUSTON hour and 10 minutes, but both men were very tired earned. faiou lb -4110 Maye If SJackson ss He fanned 50, walked 27 Aaron rf 3 11 Cartv If 3 0 0 MS if I Que to tne neat when it ended.

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A Nicklaus used three-woods and one-irons mostly from the tees. Player was a little bolder, perhaps because Muirfield holds no real terrors for him at the moment. He won his first big one, the British Open, here in 1959 with an even par 284. German Horse Wins AM BUR Germany (AP) German-owned lux, with Ossi Langner riding, won the $37,500 German Der WARDS FINEST HI-WAY TRACTION NYLON TIRE NYLON PREMIUM QUALITY WR-20 HI-TRACTIRE Jack Stockton Gets Jack Stockton of 4716 NW Ace at Lake Hefner The 43-year-old golfer col by Sunday. 30th celebrated the Fourth of July by smashing a 175-yard 6-Day Muskogee lected his first ace while playing with John Wood, Harry Rosengrants and hole-in-one Monday on the First in every tread-wear and Delivers maximum mileage, traction test! Delivers bonus on highways or "off-road" seventh hole of the Lake Hefner south course.

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