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EDMONTON JOURNAL, Monday, June 25, 1973 44 BMlWSra BBRpreM? gyiiiiligigii Texas pitcher Lloyd Allen tags Kansas City's Ed Kirkpatrick (8) at home plate. Kirkpatrick retaliates by throwing punch, which soon led to a free-for-all on the field Majors getting to be rock 'em, sock 'em league against Steve Stone. In the second game, Ed Herrmann knocked in seven runs, three on a homer in the second inning. He doubled in two more during a five-run White Sox rally in the sixth. Pinch hitter Winston Llenas' two-run, bases-loaded San Francisco Giants 7-6 and 8-3.

Glenn Beckert singled in two runs in the eighth to break a scoreless pitching duel between Milt Pappas of the Cubs and St. Louis' Tom Murphy. Pappas allowed just five hits, while Murphy allowed two before being relieved in the eighth after giving up two singles. Tommy Hutton, Bob Boone and Cesar Tovar all hit solo homers for Philadelphia. Jim Lonberg, 5-6, held the Expos hitless until John Bocabella singled with two out in the fifth.

The Mets' TomSeaverwon his ninth game as Ed Krane- in two runs in the first and then broke a 2-2 tie with jifj second double in the third, Atlanta won on a grand-slam homer by Ralph Garr-in the eighth inning. San Diego'i Steve Arlin was pitching a one-hitter before loading Jbe bases in the eighth to set up Garr's homer. The Dodgers captured thoir ninth victory in 10 games when Ken McMulIen drove in three runs with his second homer in as many games. Doug Rader was the hero for the Astros in both games. His two-out single in the ninth provided the margin of victory, while he also ripped a home run and two-run double single in the ninth inning gave the Angels a split in their doubleheader.

The Twins took the opener with Dick Woodson scattering seven hits. The Royals moved into the lead in the American League's West Divison as Steve Busby who pitched a no-hitter earlier this season, won his first game since May 4. Frank White's single broke a 2-2 tie in the nightcap. In the National League, the New York Mets beat Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2, the Chicago Cubs defeated St. Louis Cardinals 2-0, Philadelphia Phillies edged Montreal Expos 5-4, Atlanta Braves moved past San Diego Padres 6-1, Los Angeles Dodgers beat Cincinnati Reds 5-2, and Houston Astros beat After order was restored, Ray Lamb threw a fourth ba'I close to Milwaukee's Pedro Garcia.

Garcia charged to the mound to talk it over. A crowd developed again. But no punches were thrown. In Pittsburgh, Berra was fined $200 by NL president Chub Feeney for arguing a call at home. At Boston, Weaver suspended Williams on Sunday for a day without pay for "a lot of irritat'ng little things." It came after Williams had missed the team bus to Fenway Park.

Orioles lost the game to Red Sox 1-0. Williams was reinstated after the game, however, after a 35-minute chat with Weaver. "I told him what grievances I had," said Weaver," and he was much more receptive with Kirkpatrick on first base in the bottom of the first inning when Lou i i 1 1 a sing'ed for two runs. Kirkpatrick reached third on the hit and then, when Piniella got caught rounding first, Kirkpatrick broke for the plate. Vic Harris relayed to Allen covering the plate and the p'tcher tagged Kirkpatrick out.

After the collision, Kirkpatrick took a wild swing at Allen. Allen replied, both benches emptied and the umpires tried to act as policemen. When it was all over, umpire Larry Barnett tossed Kirkpatrick out of the game. In Milwaukee, Coluccio and Ellis ended up swinging again after a tag at the plate. Benches and bullpens emptied and a free-for-all started.

Journal News Services 'The singles and doubles weren't the only hits made during the last couple of days the Major Leagues. Kansas City first baseman Ed Kirkpatrick showed off his Irish temper Sunday, trading haymakers with Texas Rangers' pitcher Lloyd Allen. Milwaukee rookie outfielder Bobby Coluccio and Cleveland Indians' catcher John Ellis also sparred Sunday at home plate. New York Mets' manager Yogi Berra kicked dirt on umpire Tom Gorman at home pla'e on Thursday. A Baltimore manager Earl Weaver didn't hit it oft with moody catcher Earl Williams and suspended him for a day.

The Royals from Kansas Citv had the bases loaded pool drove in three runs with two doubles. Kranepool drove in the nightcap. than when I tried to talk to him earlier." Playing before a crowd of 62,107, the New York Yankees swept their first entire home stand since 1961, defeating Detroit Tigers in a double-header, 3-2 and 2-1. Gene Michael scored-Johnny Callison to give relief pitcher Fred Beene the victory in the first game. Then, Graig Nettles drove his 12th homer of the season into the right field stands in the ninth inning to give the Yanks their eighth straight win.

The bomer cost Mickey Lolich his eighth setback in 15 decisions. In other American League action, Boston Red Sox edged Baltimore Orioles 1-0, Milwaukee Brewers gained an 8-3 victory over Cleveland Indians, and in the doubleheaders. Minnesota Twins split with California Angels, winning the first game 5-1, before losing 3-0. Kansas City Koyals swept the Texas Rangers 74 and 10-6, Oakland Athletics blanked the Chicago White Sox 7-0, before dropping the nightcap 11-1. Orlando Cepeda's 12th home-run of the season was all the Red Sox needed when John Curtis held the Orioles to seven hits.

Paul Blair doubled in the eighth, but was stranded when Tommy Davis grounded out. Vida Blue posted his first shutout of the season, tossing a four-hitter against the White Sox. The Athletics put the game away early with three runs in the first inning Scottish in form Defending Alberta champion Edmonton Scottish buried arch-rival Ital Canadians 7-2 Sunday at Clarke Stadium in Edmonton District Soccer Association play. The victory gave Scottish a 2-0 league mark, while Ital lost their first in four games. Scottish scored six goals in the last 40 minutes to crush the Italians.

Geoff Salmon scored his second at 51 minutes to break a 1-1 tie, then Jimmy Johnstone, George Ferguson, Rick Hart and Jimmy Gray scored twice. Tony Durante and Gerry Pagnani scored for Ital. Meanwhile, in the President's Cup for second division teams Polonia and MFC battled to their second draw, this time 0-0. The teams played to a l-i tie last Sunday to necessitate a replay. A further replay will come later.

Monarchs salvage two wins on road fl 0 CERTIFIED 1 VT7 ED I i I ri CAR CARE Ml Jf-' I OHM KS AUTOMATIC 9 TRAXSHISSIOXS BILL OF RIGHTS hits and struck out seven in a losing cause. In the second game, a 7-3 victory for the side, Monarchs struck for two runs in the first, one on a homer by Marty Jones. The Monarchs then scored four runs in the fifth. On a a Monarchs snapped a 10-game Jacks whining streak by bouncing Saskatoon 6-1 after Saskatoon won the opener 1-0. A five-run explosion in the first inning, capped by Bernie Tymko's second home run of the season, gave winning pitcher Kelly Braitenbach ample support for his fifth victory of the season against three losses.

Braitenbach lost his shutout in the sixth but fired a six-hitter and struck out nine. Tymko added a double as he sparked Edmonton at the plate. The only hit given up by losing pitcher Pete Brown proved costly for Edmonton in the sixth inning of the cpener. Winning pitcher Harvey Braitenbach, Kelly's big Journal News Services Weekend action in the Western Major Fastball League served little purpose as far as the standings were concerned, with no team changing its position. Except Edmonton Monarchs, that is.

Monarchs went two-for-six, splitting both Saturday's and Sunday's doubleheaders after dropping both ends of a pair Friday to Winnipeg. With the season almost two-thirds gone, Monarchs are going to have to hit the afterburners if they are to catch Saskatoon and avoid being overtaken by Winnipeg. I The only good thing that happened to Monarchs was Saturday's split with the runaway Jacks. On Sunday, the Carlings topped the Edmon-tonians 5-2 in the first at Re-gin3. Ron Migneault cracked a solo homer, the Carlings first of the year, in the sixth fo seal the win.

Irwin Doerksen pitched his third win in eight starts, giving up four hits and fanning two; Dale Smith gave up six brother, beat out a bunt single following a walk to Russ Edwards. Both men advanced on a sacrifice and Edwards scored on an infield grounder. Braitenbach the elder allowed two hits in his third shutout and fourth victory of the season. Sunday at Saskatoon the Jacks swept a doubleheader against Calgary Braves, posting 8-3 and 4-0 victories. Gene McWillie's relief pitching saved the first game, after the Jacks had trailed 3-1 in the second.

He scattered four hits the rest of the way and earned his fourth victory in five decisions. Wayne Wallace, who's two-run, two-out double in the third inning of the first was the key to the Jack's win, pitched a four-hit shutout in the nightcap, fanning six and boosting his record to three wins and no losses. The defeat was handed to Calgary starter Jim Haley in the third when Len Kostuk smashed a home run oyer the left field wall to snap a scoreless tie. At Winnipeg, Calgary Braves took advantage of the timely hitting of Dwayne Hamilton to beat the Colonels 8-7 and 5-0 in a Saturday doubleheader. Hamilton rapped out three singles in three trips to the plate in the opener, and had two singles and a home run in four at bats in the second.

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In the first game he stroked a three-run homer in the third inning and followed in the fourth with another three-run shot. The Lakers constructed a 9-2 lead after four innings of the seven-inning cpener, after Red Deer had held a 2-0 lead. Losing pitcher Fred Cardwell was relieved by DonPasutto as Al Ferchuk picked up the win despite giving up 15 hits. In the second, Howie Heg-gedal homered, doubled and singled while Bryan Maxwell crashed his second homer of the day. Paul Sullivan was the winner, running his record to four wins and no losses as Red Deer earned 12 hits.

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Lefthander Gord Vejprava picked up the victory with four and two-thirds innings of relief. Giants scored twice in the ifirst inning on a single by Dave Edson and added a "third run in the second on two Blocker errors and a single by AlTwa. The winning run was scored -by Twa in the sixth when he preached base on a fielder's -choice and scored on an infield single by Paul Gallivan. Mike Bul'ock scored his first home run for he Blockers in the secsr.d iming. At Lethbrid'e, the Saturday game was postponed because of rain.

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