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FITCHBURG '(MASS.) SENTINEL, MONDAY MAY 3, 1965 By HARRY GRAYSON Newipaper Enterprise Assn. Streak Ends- ost Weekend In Los Angeles 4 2 victory over NEW YOKK-(NKA)-After H5 vears in organized By THE ASSOCIATED to i i Willie McCovey isn standing Angeles. baseball, the last six in the National League, John Josqjli Ho His feet hurt McCuvey's homer, his second iuf the game and i of the sea- Keane is just getting to know New York. And to Keane, new manager of the Yankees, and his lovely wife, Lela. the big town is fully living up to its reputation as a Summer Festival, complete with a World's Fair.

"Lela and 1 are having a ball," smiled Keane another day's work at Yankee Stadium. He wasn't talking, about the Yankees. Keane, 53, spent most of his baseball life in I minors. He played in such places as Globe, Waynesboro, Springfield, and Elmira, N. Y.

As; a manager, he learned the trade in Albany, and New; Iberia, La. He had been in the St. Louis Cardinals' chain 29 years before being promoted to the parent club as a coach. "Even when I came to New York with the Cardinals as coach and manager, my time largely was confined to the Commodore Hotel and the Polo Grounds and last season Shea Stadium," commented Keane, and you got the impression that he regretted having missed so much. knew New York was big, but dirin real- he it was this big.

A can really get lost here." Everybody who knows the quiet, business-like Keane who has made his home in Houston since 1936, expected him to lease an unpretentious apartment near Yankee Stadium. This is the same man who spent six years at St. Louis Seminary studying for the priesthood. Keane smokes miniature cigars and i an occasional glass of light wine or beer. He is happiest playing with his grandchildren, Johnny Masterson, 5, and Kelly, who will join him in New York in June.

Bui Keane must have figured that a fellow a a ing the Yankees at $40,000 a year and bid'' ec- he does. -McCovey, I i son, was the first off Miller 7(i size 13-D tootsies feel comforta-igames and 143 innings dating only when he's nn the movc.iback to last April and put the igot out of tin- batter's box finishing touches on a lost week- Iquickly Sunday, a i for the problem plagued I Hob Miller's first pitch in thelDodgers. i inning for a homer a The Dodgers got the complete 'I the Francisco diagnoses on outfielder Tommy Davis Sunday and learned that Ryan SrnacJcs Pair Bench Delivers As Sox Sweep TOMMY DAVIS Seriunsly Injured the 19l 2 and 1963 National League batting champion would be lost for at least three months a broken right ankle. Davis the injury sliding into base in Saturday i erican LeagU6- 'i McCovey, meanwhile, gives' every indication that a pair of 'specially designed ihoes are his problem. KOIIIN nOBKHTS lllanks Yankees Solons Rule Tribe; Orioles Stun Yanks I.OS A A lied Sox a a Billy Herman has discovered lie can go to his 'bench i confidence.

Dalton Jones and rookie Mike Hyan are the proof. So is veteran shortstop Kddie Uressoud. The trio played prominent roles in Boston's 2-1 and 10-3 victories at Detroit Sunday. The Ked Sox managed only jlhrce double-header sweeps in 118 tries a year ago. They got one on the first attempt this i around.

But there's no time to savor it as the Sox immediately into L'havez Havine against the l.os Angeles Angels tonight. a will use his rookie LilS fl DALTON JONES Drives In Four WII.ME MeCOVEY Hammers Two Homers righthander hopeful Jerry With his I iStephenson. the lad with great tfeet aching last season he hit I Ol I 'promise and a history of a trick .220 with 18 homers and 54:1 111 I I ADlf 'iruns batted in, a big drop I I I I I I I I Sophomore second baseman his 1963 production of 44 homers 1 'Jones and catcher Ryan com a 102 I1BI with a .280 THE ASSOCIATED I'ltESS gave Washington a 2-t lead in bined lo drive in seven runs in age. Jim King hit the pop that nightcap, but Cleveland tied (he nightcap Sunday. The 25-year-old slugger still 1P Washington Senators it in the seventh on Vic Davalil-j Going into Sunday's twin bill uncomfortable when he's stand- to C( RC Cleveland 3-2 in the single and a pinch hit dou- Boston had dropped below the ing around but there's nothing, a a doubleheader by Al l.uplow.

.500 mark. Rookie shortstop wrong when he's moving. A -p-he el so exhilarated the A member of. the old Senators Rico Petrocelli, used almost ex; that's what he's been doing withJ32-ycnr-old pinch hitter that he and the majors' defending hnmelrliisively since opening dny. a .362 average, those five hom- i((l vc in lne decisive run with a run champion, Harmon hitting .100.

Veteran calen- and 13 I sinsle in the Senators' 4-2 sec- brew, finally clouted his first or Boh Tillman wasn't much Elsewhere, Philadelphia KX'kjond-game i 'homer of 1905. a two-run blast i at the plate. Jones is now hitting .500 (6- ends of a doubleheader: ow his ninth a i league Minnesota's eighth inning thai 1 Herman turned to Bressoud. for-12) as is Uyan. from Milwaukee 6-0 and 10-7, St.

season the last five with Wash- tied the game 2-2. Then, it, the Eddie, who had only one hit in And Chuck Schilling is .750 Louis defeated Pittsburgh twice; in! ton Kil hadn't had much 10th. he heat Chicago with a four previous trips this season, his pair of pinchhit 9-5 and 5-4, Cincinnati swept theL uc( i scason Before Sun--run-scoring double. wenl 3-for-R against the Tigers, homers. New York Mets 9-4 and 10-8 and! day doubleheader.

he had only The White Sox won the night- HJS first homer of the year tied 1 A Yastiv.emski sacrifice fly the Chicago Cubs ended ts 2 trips to the plate.cap behind Floyd Robinson's the opener 1 I before Felix and homer by Lee Thomas 10-game winning streak, a 7 avera first-inning homer and a two- Mantilla's bases- loaded sacri- counted for the other second 6-3. But Manager Gil Hodges shot by Don Buford in the fjce fly in the sixth inning pro- game Boston runs. All the fire- McCovey hit a two-run homor ilecte(1 the ou tfi lder to bat i The decisive run came in vided the winning margin. Bres-Avorks helped righthander Bill following Jesus Alou's single in cn Hamlin with one out and the seventh on Ken Berry's dou- oud contributed a sacrifice fly Monbouquette go the route for the seventh inning and then nc )afies loaded in a 2-2 game ble and a single by Danny the nightcap. He's now hit- a nine-hit victory and even off the Giants ahead to stay in i inning.

King quick- Cater. ting .333. 'at 2-2. The Sox staff now has 10th. A walk, a sacrifice a ccame involved with anoth- Veteran Robin Roberts sty- Jones and a were insert-'three complete games all by Kuenn's single produced 0 na senator.

Cleveland tnied the Yankees on six hits for. in the starting lineup for the Monbo. an insurance run. baseman Chuck llinlon. his third victory against no de- second game.

Jones responded' He gave up solo homers to Al I The Phillies put the opener He () ft a pop fly into foul feats. He allowed only one Van ith four rbi via a and Don Wert. of reach with a four-rim; i ust beyond the In- kee to reach third while the Ori- i an single. Earl Wilson (2-0) won the built on infield hitS'djans' dugout near the stands, oles wrapped up the second; Ryan, member of a and the only run he al- ihy Cookie Rojas and Alex caught the pop but.game on Paul Blair's homer in brated Haverhill. ath- lowed in seven innings was unison, a walk and a misjudged fly'fi pp when ii came to keep- the third and Luis Aparicio's ti a i socked two home earned via a single, error and hy Hank Aaron that brought in: in( a from scoring run-scoring triple and a balk in mnSt his first in the Freehan's single.

Wilson Ithree runs. Chris Short checked frnm winning the fifth. He has had a reputation as a a forced to leave the game Braves on seven hits for a 4- nm producing singles by outstanding receiver. His bat- in the eighth inning when ha record. I Brinkman made it.

and King John Orsino and Jerry Adair in.jj as the question mark. He caught his spikes on the under- 1 Richie Allen hit a homer a a his fifth run-batted-in of the the Kith inning won the first Vas called up at the end of last side of the rubber and pulled a singles in the opener. then. SPi)son a he eighth for Baltimore. New York, season and his one safety in muscle in back of his right 'stroked a triple and double in, tn( second game that he'stung by Curt Blefary's two-run ii nr( trips turned out to be a knee.

Arnold Earley and Dick nightcap that raised his av: his sixth, again being called homer in the second, had caught two-run single. rage to .394. Tony Taylor and: 10 i ate as a i n( hitter up in the ninth on doubles by, Wes Covington homered for the! i lne Da5es oa ded and one Joe Pepitone and Tony Kubek. Philles in the nightcap slugfest. ollt Boston edged Detroit in their I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Covington collecting No. 6. This time batting for Joe Me- opener on Felix a i a American League Tim McCarvcr played a key; a he pop ped a single to cen- bases-loaded sacrifice fly in the Ktari ICkHC tie for the Cardinals in the ter fi( ld that scored Don inning. The Red Sox a I Id Wild 13; pener. starting a four-run fifth- (n run that snapped a 2-2 an easier time in the nightcap '--inning rally with a single, scor-.

as rialton Jones and Mike Ryan I II FIsewhere in lllD fnr SPVPH runs hatted a a r. opped up. W. Id 9 9 9 7 7 1 fi 3 I Chicago Minnesota I Detroit Baltimore Boston 7 6 Cleveland 7 6 Angeles 8 'New York 7 9 Washington fi 12 City 3 11 Saturday's Results Los Angeles 3, Kansas City Chicago 2. Minnesota 1 Detroit 9.

Boston 8 Cleveland 7. Washington 2 New York 9. Baltimore 4 Sunday's Results .643 fiOtl .563 .538 .338 .500 .438 .333 .214 jFalcon Netmen Lose 1st Match 'In Three Years ing the decisive run in the sixth reaching base the AL. Back On Top GORHAM. Maine The Fitchburg (Mass.) State College tennis team droppfri its first a in three years a a to the host Gorham by a nesota edged Chicago 3-2 in 10 in.

Ryan hammered two horn-; Alley's error and then i i before losing 5 4 Balti- ers, his first in the majors. 2 itwo runs in the seventh inning Xew York 4-2 in 10 l.os Angeles rookie Paul 1 21 With a kind of support. Bob am 5.3 Boston took two clubbed a pair of homers i 31 Gibson brought hii record to 4-0. Detroit 2-1 and 10-3 and Kansas in the Angels' opening-game A A Bill White finished the sweep defeated Los Angeles 9-5 victory against Kansas City, but Montreal Canadiens and Jean a College netmen 6 with a leadoff homer in the af i osing 10 8 the Athletics struck back in the Beliveau are back on top of the narrow 5 to 4 score ninth inning of the nightcap. Only few i before nightcap, breaking their seven- Corhsm four The Reds scored eight runs Kins wjnmns 0 i the open-game losing streak.

1 he borham team won four laftei- two were out in i pr ax tied the game for 1 Bill Bryan drove in three runs ne ananiens. anei an an- 0 i singles matches and inning to nail the opener against i d'j ans with a two-run a homer in Kansas City's sence of five years, regained the. one he three doubles to the Mets. Pinch hitter Art er Mc.c a be hai homered for the five-run first inning while Tom Stanley Cup Saturday when theyi llee! OU the victory Shamsky, batting delivered hammered he Chicago Black; Fitchburg hopes Robinson, slammed a JOHNNY KEANE IN THE TOWN "Lela and 1 are having a ball" Minnesota 3-4. Chicago 2-5, lstjt o-run homer and Leo Carde-'- gaine 10 innings 'nas contributed two doubles to Boston 2-10, Detroit uprising.

LriamP Washington 3-4. Cleveland 2-21 i the second game, the Mets: Baltimore 4-5. New York pu a head 8-6 with a six-run 1st. game 10 innings I sixth inning. But.

the Reds two-run blast'dmihlp in a four-run third. Hawks 4-0. scoring all four goals to the victory column torrior- I in the first period. row at Keene (N. State i i i i i i i i i i 1 MAI II lulling.

I7UI. MIC ond consecutive world championship had lo go lirst class, OS Angeles 10-5, Kan. City score the seventh on a dou- Anvwav the Keanes are ensconced in a luxury three-i Today's Games room apartment on the 42nd floor of the New York Hil- Washington at Kan. City. ton at Rockefeller Center.

The suite is equipped with a kitchen, but the Keanes eat out. are so many nice places and we want to make as many as we can," said Johnny. "We haven't yet got around to Le Pavillion, Voisin and Quo-Vadis. but give us time. Boston at Los Angeles.

Tuesday's Games Boston at Los Angeles. Washington at Kan. City. Baltimore at Minnetola, Chicago at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, by Don Pavletich and John- 1 iny Edwards', triple before Gor- dy Coleman hit a decisive two- run homer in the eighth. i Larry Jackson, the Clean Living Clay WindsUpAVillian Beliveau, a longtime star who', College.

The a seemed to be washed up in Singles first half of the National Hockey League season, came back to Jeff Williams i defeated i Gerry MacConnell 6 2, win Conn Symthe Trophy! an( National League tory against the Astros by would still be a 1-inningi leadoff which goes to the most valuable player in the playoffs. There was no doubt about Mass, (AP) he has trained down to selection. In the four 't for me Sonnv 0 1 238 an(i wants lo into games the Canadiens won, all c'riminal and! 1 0 John Bearce (G) defeated Jack a a 3 fi, 6 0 and fi 3. Dave Bailey (G) defeated (Chicago nutbuKt with a jtriple. Ernie Banks doubled in Tom Turner i 6 2 and on their home ice, Jean scored i 8 4.

John Andrews defeated Bill Johnson 6 2 and "After all we're only a couple of little oP country Cincinnati people from Houston. So'far we have confined Angeles 11 to Toots Shor's. Al Schachfs, Jack Dempsey's 1 TM and Luchow's, although we did get (o Danny's Hideaway i st Louis one evening. Getting up in the morning Keane sees through picture windows penthouses and roofs of other skyscrapers and.the vast acreage of Central Park in the distance; When a game is being played in the afternoon, Keane breakfasts in the hotel and then grabs a cab or. rides the subway to the Stadium for a 10 o'clock meeting with his coaches.

The Yankees must be in uniform by! and there is a squad meeting after batting practice at the start of every series. Keane frequently hits batting practice him- Phila'phia Milwaukee San Fran. Pittsburgh New York JOB .647 .1132 .500 .471 .444 .444 .316 gering a four-run, a gangstcl cleaned i jj oanl a ig underway a a assisted on the fourth. pla and five W. L.

Pet. G.B.! two runs in the rally. I Dodgers, Tigers WinAtLunenburg 1 LUNENBURG The I.unen- j'hurg Little! League formally fji.jiopened its-1965 basball season Saturday's Results Cincinnati 9, New York 2 Milwaukee 6. Philadelphia 2 Sunday with a parade from the center of town to Marshal! Park. The first ball was thrown out by quickly got his winning goal three times leeway at ai Beliveau finished the playoffs up.

How did I wind up the quarters Sunday by scrawl- 1 Iain for this fight?" "Bear on the Loose" on with eight goals and eight as-i Thus Cassius a a Ali: postel a dvertising the fight, getting five goals world heavyweight "The Bear" is his nickname against Chicag Clay champion and showman ex- Listen; traordinaire trumpeted his victorious arrival at his training quarters Sunday. It followed a near-disastrous bus ride from Miami Beach. Ha. The once-postponed rematch with ex-titlist I.iston is set for May 25 at Boston Garden. finals.

Chicago in the The fight, originally set for He poured the champagnei last Nov. 16. was postponed the Stanley Cup while when Clay underwent battled for sips. Clay's own bus broke PraCtlC6 iSteven Ruggles; son of Mr. andiwhen the.

rear axle caught fire. iMrs, Almon Ruggles of Whitel.iust outside Fayetteville, N.C..I The P. 2 honored for the opening be- ause of his tireless work on of the league. The American Legion Dodgers defeated the Saint Boniface Cincinnati "9-10 New York 6 In 4, in the opening Philadelphia 6-10. Phil Imprcscia and Don r- i i i i i i i i i Hnmni'c i i Snnday's Results Chicago fi.

Houston 3 San Francisco 4. Los Angeles, 2, 10 innings self. Once the game is under way. Cot Deal, pitching coach, and Spud Murray, batting practice pitcher, count and chart every pitch, made by a Yankee pitcher--where it is thrown and hit. Keane's job is thinking.

The game concluded, Johnny checks the playing a Milwaukee. anri monic tVio-hatohall wrilcvc Thpii it's hack Angeles at Cincinnati, 0-7 St. Louis 9-5. Pittsburgh 5-4 Today's Game San Fran, at St. Louis.

Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at New York, iSolovei had homers Dick Saturday. cy hernia surgery. ''I can't think of any explana- for my comeback." said Beliveau. "I knew I was having a hard time so I decided to work harder. I said to myself that I could come back through hard and finally did.

There's! feated Celluza fc Keating team of no substitute for hard work." (F), 6-3 and 6-3. Nine Emil Andy defeated Paul 6 2 and 6 3 Rod Friedman defeated Steve Cornwall. 6 2 and 63. Doubles William a a (F) defeated MacConnell i Johnson 8-6 and 6-4. Turner i Andrews defeated Bearce Bailey 7-5 and 7-5.

Andy It i a de- Cornwall After "nine hours by-the-side-. i Fitchburg Babe Ruth 1 Beliveau Chicago's! of-the-road negotiations League wil completed to hire a bus and 1wo. al Bily Mundie Memorial; practice tonight scol ed at 14 Rec rofessional drivers to finish the Field, pr perilous Algr. "Bucky" Richard. Boh Pettit of the St.

Louis i period Sat-: Hawks, a announced his mine Mi.nioiiai| a in the seventh and retirement as ap layer, finished announced game of the series. National Basketball Assoria- He also assisted Dick Duff career with 23344 points i winners. Mark Severance had 'double and Mai a double and single 1 for the time, it has been revealed to i losers. Imprescia was the winning hurler and John Clime and Mike personnel and meets the-baseball writers. Then it's back to the New York Hilton for a brief rest and dinner with Mrs.

Keane. Once in a while we take in a show or a. movie," he added. "We've caught 'Hello 'Funny Girl' and 'Do 1 Hear a But sometimes we only window shop on Fifth and Madison Avenue. 1 get as big a kick out of as Lela, although I don't join her i favorite pastime in the morning." San Francisco at.

SI. Louis. Miss Smith Back In Groove A A S. C. A Marilynn Smith has won her first golf tournament in more I a a year S1.275 first TM' a third and two in the fifth, while the Cards had a single run in the first and three in Ihe third.

so I'll have to lighten up on him with my gimmicks. Play At Monoosnock and the Hawks were out of the! running. "The trip cost me SI.SOI) be- All players (old anri i are Montreal's second goal 5:03 or cause of that charter," said'expected to report. Clay. "It don't mean a th' Uncle Sam will pay for it." "Liston may not show up i it has been revealed to me." Cassius said.

"He's scared Weekend Fights LKOMJNSTF.fi Mrs. Eva: "I have livened up Ihe fight. Bigelow was the low gross game. Floyd Patterson told me j-wimier in the 18 hole medal' he wouldn't have got the George play tournamenl held over th Weekend Fights By TJIK ASSOCIATED PRESS RA11IA BI.ANCA. Argentina Chuvalo fight without me.

They'weekend by the women of thi-' "scar Ronavena. 206. Buenos all owe me a check especially'local Monoosnock Country dm, Aires, knocked oul Carlos Vas- Liston. i i a score of 91. Mrs'.

187. Rahia Blanra. 3. "He's been locked up in a i i i a i won low net with ST JOHN a i The Grange Tigers topped thojhcat up policemen, been of 1I1-34--77. Fire Department Red Pox, 4 to in the nightcap with Pete Schuren posting his first win.

ey Do people recognize Keane on the streets of a 71 ave hm-a M-hole total of York? and a one-stroke victory mon-j He had 13 strikeouts lo his creffit i- in" Betsy Kawls: and contributed a pair of sin- Peach Blossom Women's Scott Coty and Tom Allen also singled safely for the Tigers. Rick Hillman was the loser. He had a single and double and i Sweers a sinRle for Her third straight one-undcr- "Yes they do," he "and 1 gel a boot out hometowner Miss I a in the 131 annual tourna- the Sox who scoied twic.e in ing and 'smoking. I done cleaned; A tie for second low net Yet he's the good guy for'furred between up. this fight.

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