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PAGE TEN THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1968 Denny M'lain Wins His 26th For Tigers While Senators Down Orioles By HAL BOCK Associated Press Sports Writer The Washington worm, creeping quietly along the bottom of the American League, has quite suddenly turned on Baltimore's ambitious Orioles. All season long the Senators had been marvelously cooperative with the Orioles, playing Baltimore 12 times and losing 12 times. That's a perfect record in reverse. Now, with the Birds making a run at Detroit's front-running Tigers, the Senators have cast their negative vote. BEATS CALIFORNIA While Detroit's Denny McLain was winning his 26th game Wednesday night, beating California 6-1.

Washington beat Baltimore for the first time all year. Frank Howard's 37th homer gave the Senators 3-2 victory and dropped the Orioles five games off the Tigers' pace. In other American League games, Chicago shut out New York 3-0, Oakland dropped Boston 5-3 and Cleveland nipped Minnesota 3-2. Howard connected against i Tiant, the Indians' 18-game winner, strained his right arm and had to leave the game after five innings. He is expected to miss at least one pitching run.

Cardenal's sixth-inning single drove in the Indians' winning run. He had singled another run across in the fourth. CONSIDER JETS TOP CONTENDER FOR AFL CROWN By MURRAY CHASS Associated Press Sports Write HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) -The New York Jets fast are becoming the San Francisco SHENANDOAH TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 3 4 YO 6 fur. T.

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17-9, in the fourth inning after Beraie Allen's single had tied the score for Washington. All night long, it looked like the Orioles would bust loose against Jim Hannan. 8-3, but they never did. LOADED IN FOURTH Baltimore managed only one ran in the second on Larry Haney's triple after Brooks Robinson and Dave Johnson had opened with singles. Rctinson was thrown out trying to advance on a fly ball.

The Orioles loaded the bases in the fourth with one out but failed to score and a double play rescued Hannan in the eighth after a double by Frank Robinson and Boog Powell's single produced another run. McLain became the first AL pitcher to win 26 since Bob Feller and Hal Newhouser did it in 1946 and ended a two-game personal losing streak by beating the Angels. TJGER HOMERS Bill Freehan had a two-run homer and Jim Northrup a three-run shot for the Tigers, who managed their second victory in the last seven starts. Rookie Jerry Nyman, making his first major league start for Chicago, shut out the Yankees on four hits and started a three- run rally witlh a third inning single. Tommy Davis, Tom McCraw and Walt Williams all drilled run-scoring singles against loser Mel Stottlemyre.

17-11, and Nyman cruised along, allowing only two runners to reach second base. He struck out five and walked three. HOMER BY YAZ Mike Hershberger and Dave Duncan cracked eighth inning homers, snapping a lie and carrying Oakland past Boston. The A's had rallied for two runs in the seventh on Duncan's pinch walk, a wild pitch, a single by Bert Campaneris and Sal Bando's triple. Carl Yaslrzemski tagged a F1FTH--S1200, 3 up, dm, $1250, Vl fur.

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DIFFERENT THIS TIME Take 1966, for example. The Jets started out well, winning four and tying one of their first five games. They finished the season 6-6-2. Last year Weeb Ewbank's forces were 5-1-1, than 7-2-1. Then they lost then- next three games, and Houston wound up on top.

The Jets again are considered a leading contender, and they cause firmly believe the outcome will affect be different this time. "A year ago we coache thought we could do it," Ew bank said, "but convincing young men--that's something else. But when we came so closi everyone was kicking them selves. They a i the; should've believed it in training camp. I think they're confiden now." BOOZER WORKING OUT They would be more confident, though, if they knew how Emerson Boozer's knee wil stand up during the season Boozer was one of the most brilliant backs in the league for the first eight games in 1967, scoring 13 touchdowns.

Then he tore knee ligaments and still is recovering from an off-season operation. The Jets hoped the halfback would be ready by the start of the season, but a month in the National Guard cast him the first few- weeks of training camp. Now he's working out on the sidelines, and the Jets can only hope he'll be able to play by Sept. 15. Billy Mathis has been playing in his spot, but Mathis is no Boozer.

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The Eagles appear to be ateam without personality or leadership. The prognosis is things will get worse, much worse, before the owner finally figures out why in five years his football team is right back where he started--a ODDS AND ENDS -The Board of Trustees of Gettysburg College has been asked to name its new field house or gymnasium the "Henry T. Bream Memorial Gymnasium" after the college's veteran athletic director and former football and basketball BOWLING (GIBSON GETSl 11TH SHUTOUT AGAINST BUGS AS REDS WIN 2 CONEWAGO KEGLERS LEAGUE Upptr Lams Final Standing W. 42 Upper Adams Lanes 36 Fairfield Garage Biglerville Garage Hartzel's Bakery Sterner's Repairs L. 16 24 27 33 35V4 20 40 Match Results Upper Adams Lanes Sterner's Repairs 1 Ernst Plumbing Hartzel's Bakery I Biglerville Garage Fairfield Garage 1 High Game and Series Team Upper Adams Lanes 2,762.

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CURTIS Associated Press Writer Pittsfield and Reading split a double header 6-2 and 4-1 Wednesday night, stabilizing the Red Sox two game Eastern Lppjjue lead at two games over second place Reading. In other league action, Binghamton took both ends of a Joubleheader from Waterbury, 4-0 and 5-4. And in York, the Pirates took Elmira 4-3. Carmen Fanzone poled a home run in each game--his 16th and 17th of the season--as Reading took the first game of its double bill, 6-2. It was the end of an ll-game winning streak for Pittsfield, and Reading boosted by a four- hit, four run ban-age in the first inning.

Luis Peraza went the route for the Phils to collect his 13th win aganst three losses. He limited the sox to four hits. doesn't make it, though, the Jets have rookie Lee White of Weber State who has looked good. NEED RUNNING ATTACK The running attack, of course, is what the Jets must come up with if they are to reach the top. In Namath, they have all the passing punch they need.

The long-haired quarterback passed for a pro record 4,007 yards last season, most of them to George Sauer, Don Maynard and Pete Lammons. Namath has his usual knee problem--his left knee was operated on--but his arm always seems to overcome the adversity. While worrying about Boozer's and Namath's knees, though, the Jets also must be concerned with their defense, which allowed 329 points last year, only 42 less than the offense scored. SOUNDEST SEGMENT The soundest segment of the defense is the linebacking trio of Larry Grantham, Al Atkinson and Ralph Baker while Gerry Philbin is a top end. What the Jets need is a major comeback from end Vernon Biggs and a minor one from reer." the 33-year-old outfielder of the Atlanta Braves relatec Wednesday night after hitting in his 10th straight game and 32nc in the last 33.

"But in the late part of the 1967 season I couldn't throw or do anything with my arm, so I had to go to the hospital. It was a matter of going through surgery or not playing baseball anymore. Alou really had nothing to worry about. The doctors did a great job. The oldest of the three Alou brothers playing in the National League is hitting .317 with 174 hits.

He appears a cinch to reach 200 or more hits tor the second time in his 10- year big league career. He slammed five hits Wednesday night as the Braves swept a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Phillies 9-2 and 2-1. "I'm healthy this year." said Ihe 6-toot-l native of the Dominican Republic. "My arm isn't Mrong but it's loose and I'm hitting the ball kind of sharp." 200 IS HIS GOAL Alou, who hit .274 last season, jelow his .288 lifetime major eague average, says getting 200 hits is his big goal for this year. "I wish I hit .300 and that will je easy if I get 200 hits.

I've got 28 games to go and with 26 hits .0 reach 200 I should get it easy if I stay in the lineup. Alou explained he actually itirt the elbow in the world series against the New York Yankees at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. Then a Giants' outfielder he said he slid into hird base and somehow got his arm stuck under the bag. "1 kind of twisted it," he said. He kept playing although the arm always bothered him, especially in cold weather.

At the end of the 1966 season Alou said he knew he was in rouble. But played a part of 1967 before the injury finally caught up with him. The surgeon removed 13 bone chips from the elbow. A winter tackle Paul Rochester plus a strong showing from tackle John Elliott. The secondary should be im- jroved since Bill Baird, John Sample, Jim Hudson and Randy Jeverly had a chance to work together last season.

rMN IALK: josep Paskevich, a teacher at Roosc velt Junior High School in Kuli mont, recently took the Board Education in his area to tas over the alleged practice of rec shirting prospective footba players. Redshirting is th practice of having pupils repea a grade to keep them availabl for sports teams Pennsv vania's 1968-69 hunting seaso opens Labor Day. Sept. 2.Doves Gallinules and two species rails again will be the lead oj targets for hunters. Tom Ur banik and Bob Marshall hav been appointed to the University football staff.

Urba nik, one of the fine basks ii Penn State football history am an assistant at Villanova, wil handle the freshman team, am Marshall, an ex-Temple stai will be in charge of the offen sive TWO WAY A -Coach Bob Odell of Penn wil have three players this seasor playing both offense and de fense George Burrell, Johi Brown and John Monahan, of fensive backs, also will be usec on defense. "They are our tor athletes and we need them," is Odell's explanation of the re turn of 60 minute performers to the Penn football scene George Wilson, who had a trj at quarterback with the Miam Dolphins of the American Foot ball League, now is with the Pottstown Firebirds of the At lantic Coast Conference. Burk, who has received a lot of credit for Penn's success in crew, says he owes a big thanks to his freshman coach Ted Nash. In four years as Burk's assistant, Nash has led Penn freshman eight to straight IRA titles and the Steward's and Franklin Cups a1 the American of rest, then prescribed exercises brought the elbow around "I'm not hitting the long ball," lamented Alou, who has 172 home runs, nine this year. "The arm still isn't real strong.

I've been more of a line drive hitter this year. Next year I go back to swinging for the fences. My arm is coming back." Most National League pitch- era would say it's already back. 1 Visit Us at viiirofi A I High Game and Series Team Spence's Nursery 1,030, Shank's Custard 2,850 Individual R. Deaner 256, 624 PilNTPAfROLS MAY BE COSTLY HARRISBURG (AP) Overzealous punt patrols may be cosily to the offensive team on Pennsylvania Interschol a i Athletic Association gridirons this fall.

One of several rule changes announced Wednesday by the PIAA would affect onside kicks. Under the new rule, if a member of the kicking team touches the ball before it goes 10 yards, the receiving team can take the ball where contact was made or lake the results of any play that might develop. In the past, the kicking team was given a five-yard penalty and forced to kick again if one of its members touched the ball before it went 10 yards. Another rule change provides stricter penalties for players not wearing proper equipment. In the past, a penalty was called only if the same player violated a warning.

Most of the 895 football-playing members of the PIAA have one more week of practice. They can't open before Sept. 6 and finish their season by Dec. By MIKE RECHT Associated Frees Sports Writer Bob Gibson is not the type of guy to hold a grudge, but you'd never know it the way he treated the Pittsburgh Pirates only four days after they turned on him. Pittsburgh, after scoring only one run in two losses to Gibson, ruined his 15-game winning streak last Saturday by scoring two unearned runs in the ninth inning.

The fireballing St. Louis Cardinals right-hander didn't forget that disappointment, about the only one he has had in a sensational season. Wednesday night, he got his revenge. HURLS 4-HITTER Gibson made Oie Pirates his llth shutout victim this season by cutting them down four hits and striking out 14 as the Cardinals romped to an 8-0 victory. His latest sparkler, raising his record to 19-6, also put Gibson bapk on the road toward the Cy Young Award and ended the Cardinals' brief spin en route to their second consecutive pennant.

The Cardinals' distance from the rest of the league stood at 11 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League Detroit W. L. 83 50 Baltimore 78 55 Boston 71 63 Cleveland 72 64 Oakland 68 66 New York 65 66 Minnesota 63 71 .470 California 60 75 Chicago Wash'n. 56 77 51 80 .444 24 .421 27 .389 81 twi- Results Detroit 6, California 1 Oakland 5, Boston 3 Chicago 3, New York 9 Cleveland 3, Minnesota 2 Washington 3, Baltimore 2 Today's Games Oakland at Boston California at Detroit New York at Chicago, Minnesota at Cleveland, night Washington at Baltimore, Friday's Games Oakland at California, Chicago at Minnesota, Baltimore at Detroit, Washington at Boston, New York at Cleveland 2, twi- night National League W. L.

Pet. G.B. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Tom Konola and Errol Palmer were acquired by the Minnesota Pipers of the American Basketball League Wednesday night from the Miami Floridians in exchange for two high draft picks. games over Cincinnati and San Francisco after the Reds swept the New York Mets 8-3 and 5-2 in a twi-night doubleheader and the Giants nudged Houston 4-3 in the afternoon. BRAVES TAKE TWO Atlanta won a twi-nighter from Philadelphia 9-2 and 2-1 and the Chicago Cubs beat Los Angeles 7-4 before losing 84 in another twi-night twinbill.

Gibson, so outstanding that he is making his 20- and 21-victory years of 1965 and 1966 look like bad seasons, was the master again as the Pirates bowed to him. They never got a runner past second base. He issued two of his three walks to open the fifth, but then struck out the side. The shutout gave him the St. Louis club record for shutouts, breaking Mort Cooper's mark of 10 in one season.

CEPEDA HOMERS Gibson also capped a five-run fourth inning with a two-run single. Orlando Cepeda hammered his 14th homer for Ihe first three runs off Bob Vealer, 10-13. Cepeda singled in another run in the sixth and Julian Javier stroked his second homer in the eighth as the Cardinals came to life after two straight shut out losses. Cincinnati moved one percentage point ahead of the Giants as Gerry Arrigo scattered eight hits behind a 15-hit attack in the opener and Gary Nolan cracked a two-run double and teamed with Clay Carroll on a five-hitter in the nightcap. Don Cardwell had retired the first 13 Reds in the second game and led 1-0 before Nolan capped a three-run uprising in the fifth inning with his double.

He gave up only three hits before leaving in the eighth, leaving Carroll to St. Louis 84 50 Cincinnati 71 59 San Fran. 72 60 Chicago 70 66 Atlanta 66 68 Pittsburgh 64 69 .481 19V5- Houston 62 72 Phila'phia 60 72 New York 61 75 Los Angeles 57 76 Wednesday's Results i Francisco 4, Houston 3 San Francisco 4, Houston 3 St. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 0 Cincinnati 8-5, New York 3-2 Atlanta 9-2, Philadelphia 2-1 Chicago 7-4, Los Angeles 4-8 Today's Games Houston at San Francisco St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Atlanta at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York, Only games scheduled Friday's Games Houston at Chicago Atlanta at Pittsburgh.

St. Louis at New York, Los Angeles at San Cincinnati at Philadelphia, U.S. schools buy over 151 million textbooks a year. others home in the fourth, the Astros gave the Giants the winner in the ninth Hart's infield hit walks forced in the run. Atlanta unloaded 19 hits against the Phillies in their protect his seventh consecutive victory over the Mets.

19 ATLANTA HITS After Ray Sadecki had given Houston three runs by walking in one run and wild pitching two opener, including three each by Felipe Alou and Hank Aaron, a homer and a single by Deron Johnson and winner George Stone's two run-scoring singles. Aaron, playing first base in the nightcap for the first time in his major league career, hit his 25th homer for a 1-1 tie and then Johnson singled in Alou with the winning run in the eighth inning. Pat Jarvis, 14-9, got the victory with a three-hitter. Ernie Banks keyed a six-run Cubs' uprising in the first inning of the first game with a two-run HOPE TO DSE JURGENSEN THIS EVENING Coach Otto Graham hopes quarterback Sonny Jufgensen Pet. 0.B.

can play at least a quanter to- .624 night, and the Redskins might .586 5 need him against a Detroit .530 12V4 Lions' defense that seeni bent .529 on wiping out the running game. .507 The National Football League .496 17 contest at Washington launches a 12-game preseason schedule, which will be highlighted by a nationally televised NFL game between Minnesota and St. Louis Sunday night and climaxed Monday when NFL Philadelphia plays Boston of the American Football League. Jurgensen, recuperating from surgery on the elbow of his throwing arm last May, has not played any this summer. NOT IN TOP FORM "I am not saying he definitely will play," Graham said Wednesday, "but I would like to use him if he is up to it.

Maybe for a quarter or so." Even though he is not In top form, the appearance of a passer of Jurgensen's ability could spark a punchless Washington attack which has seen kicker Charlie Gogplak account for 27 of 45 point in four games, three of which the Redskins lost. The Detroit defensive line has yielded just six first down and an average of 58 yards rushing tin three games, two of them Lion victories. The Lions held NFL Baltimore to 28 yards on 21 carries and no first downs by rushing in a 14-7 victory last week. SHOW BY MUNSON But the Detroit defensive wasn't the only thing impressive in the victory over Baltimore. Quarterback Bill Munson put on quite a show also.

Munson, the ex-Los Angeles Ram who will start tonight, completed 19 of 22 passes, the last 12 in a row, for 178 yards against Baltimore in making his first start since recovering from leg surgery. Jim Ninowski will start at quarterback for Washington and will be backed up by Harry Theofiledes and hopefully, for the Redskins, Jurgensen. 4 PRO BACKS Four trades were made in pro football Wednesday. Detroit traded veteran receiver John Henderson to Minnesota for an undisclosed future draft choice. The AFL San Diego Chargers sent quarterback Ray Stephenson to Buffalo of the AFL for an undisclosed draft choice.

Backs Billy Johnson and Bob Cappadonna were recalled by Boston -which then sent Cappadonna to Buffalo for an undisclosed draft choice. And St. Louis got a future draft pick from Philadelphia for rookie running back Don Fitzgerald of Kent State. .627 11 .545 11 .515 15 .493 18 .463 22 .455 23 .449 24 .429 when Jim and three single, but the uodgers scored six runs of their own in the eighth inning of the nightcap to overcome a 4-2 deficit. Ken Boyer struck the big blow, a pinch Minor League Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS International League Syracuse 4-4, Toledo 0-1 Buffalo 5, Rochester 3 Columbus 5, Richmond 1 Louisville at Jacksonville, ppd rain Pacific Coast League Tacoma 2-3, Portland 1-4 Phoenix 6, Oklahoma City 3 Denver 12, Tulsa 6 Hawaii 2, Spokane 1 Seattle 3, Vancouver 2 three-run double for a 6-4 lead.

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