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The VANCOUVER SUN: July 26, 1967 21 AFTER GOLF TITLES PAN-AM GAMES RESULTS Hampton First Upset Victim WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL KTANDlNfiS Canada lost to the United Slates 15-6, cold silver Bronze IT Bis good Doctor ffff Again Don Burke upset third-seeded United States Chile Mexico Cuba Canada Venezuela Wes Hampton 7-5, 1-6, 6-2 in Tuesday's singles matches of 15-5, 13. MEN'S VOLLEYBALL Mexico aeleatea Canada 15-10, 15-5. MEN'S BASKETBALL Canada lost to Cuba 77-66. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Canada defeated Cuba 70-48. WRESTLING Lirhtwelzht: Rav Loueheed.

Moose IQI'ESTRIAN Team Dressace (final) 1. Chill the B.C. Junior Clay Court Championships at the Jericho club. Third round matches continue 5iss jiolnu (Mai. Gullermo Squella, Capt.

Mario Diaz. Capt. Palncw Jaw, won second-round bout by Eseudro: 2. united states, l.sai iiwrs. Dianne FermUi-Didot, Mrs.

Donnan S. today. Quarter-finals begin We terwetaht: ek Schor GuelDh. I Plumb. Mrs.

Kyra Downtonl; 3. won second-round bout by deci sion. Canada. 1.699 (Christilot Hanson of Sharon. Ez Fischer-Credo of Vancouver and Jean Mackenzie of Heavyweight: Claude Clavet.

Mont. Thursday, semi-finals on Friday and the finals will be played Saturday. real, lost secondround bout Vancouver. Middleweight: Ed Hard. Guelnh.

won becunu-iuuna doui. NEW YORK (API Benito Ortiz of New York won a unanimous rlywelrht: Peter Mlrhienzi. Ijindnn decision over Jose Colon of aan lost second-round bout (elimin Angus of Rossland-Trail and VC's Howard Stancombe also carded 81 but lost but as Brynjolfson and Hill had better back nines. Johnson, whose 39-42 card was the same as Angus and Stancombe, took the eighth spot with a better total on the 7th, 8th and 9th. Brynjolfson, tourney winner when the event was last staged at Shaughnessy in 1962, was 41-40 while Hill played up a storm, charging in with 46-35.

Among those who failed to make the grand championship flight were four-time champion Norm Wilkinson of Point Grey, who had 83; Capilano four-handicapper Jack Richardson, 84; and Tom McGirr of Marine Drive. Mr. McGirr missed by one stroke, carding an 82 with two balls out of bounds. He will be 75 years of age next month. Baseball Canada 3, Puerto Rico 2 United States 4.

Mexico 1 Soccer Canada 1, Cuba 1 Bermuda 7, U.S. 3 Field Hockey Jamaica 0. Bermuda 0 United States 2. Mexico 1 By ARV OLSON Last week Dr. George Bigelow, the old master par-shooter, stroked himself into a Canadian gallery reserved for golf champions.

Tuesday the good doctor from Victoria Golf Club started sketching another piece of award-winning art, this time in the B.C. Seniors' Tournament. His two-over 74 wasn't exactly a masterpiece in the qualifying round of the annual championship event for golfers 55 and over. But Dr. Bigelow, who won last week's Canadian Seniors in Halifax, and the 149 other entrants had a rather difficult subject to work with Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club's course.

Dr. Bigelow, long revered in any league of golfers, took the medal honors by three strokes over Clary Kyle of Point Grey. Kyle's 40-3777 included a triple-bogey seven on the fourth hole and a double-bogey six at 10. Dr. Bigelow, 57 and playing in his first B.C.

Seniors, was out in 35 after birdies at the eighth and ninth holes but came in with 39. Tied for third at 79 were Andy Morgan of Peace Portal and Frank Cotton, a 10-handicapper from Vancouver Club whose 69 took net honors. Low eight qualified for play in the grand championship flight, which started today. Semi-finals go Thursday and the final on Friday. Other qualifiers were Point Grey's Harold Epps, 80; and three 81 shooters Steve Brynjolfson of Powell River, Art Johnson of the host course and Eddy Hill of Quilchena.

Two others 1959 champion Stan turce. Puerto Rico, in a lively 10- ated). Bantamtvelrht Charleir Nivnn. Bur. rouna ooiu ivionaay mgm.

lington, won second-round bout. i v. I i. featherwelojtt: Pat Bolder. Duttnn OnL, won second-round bout.

SOCCER Canada defeated Cuba 2-1 BASEBALL Canada defeated Puerto Rico 3-2. FIELD HOCKEY Canada and Argentina tied 1-1. GYMNASTICS Women's" comDulsorv team exercises GIVE A BIKE TO A KID YOU LIKE See our ad on Page 41 GEORGE BLACK MOTORS LTD. Canada was second after first four exercises. CYCLING 4.000-metre individual niirsuifr VranV ttEXJ Ludtke, Edmonton, eliminated in WOMEN'S GOLF quarter-finals.

Two lap sprint: Bob Boucher, Winnipeg, eliminated in quarter-finals. Canada 1. Argentina 1, tie Trinidad-Tobago 1, Neth. Antilles 0 Men's Basketball Mexico 71. Argentina 64 Cuba 77.

Canada 66 U.S. 131. Colombia 43 Puerto Rico 81, Panama 66 Women's Basketball Canada 70 Cuba 48 United States 48, Mexico 45 Men's Volleyball U.S. defeated Venezuela 15-5, 15-10, 15-7 Mexico defeated Canada 15-11, 15-10, 15-5 Men's Volleyball Cuba defeated Argentina 15-4, 15-2 Puerto Rico defeated The Bahamas 154, 15-0, 15-3 Women's Volleyball U.S. defeated Canada 15-6, 15-3, 15- 2 Peru defeated Brazil 11-15, 15-12, 15-11, 15-17, 15-5 Water Polo U.S.

14, Colombia 0 Brazil 6, Mexico 5 CANADA AT THE GAMES I. i.C. pen Cast Markham was low net winner with 72. Mm. 1 Hardv won the second witn S3, POINT GREY: In a match versus par, Mrs.

D. B. McDonald was first division winner over Mrs. A. (ierllays, and Mrs.

V. Chandler won the low net with 73. Mrs. A. G.

Halsall won the third with 103, and Mrs. L. Parker was and Mn. A. H.

Macllll took the second IIARKLEY over Mrs. f. A. Ireland. Mrs.

It. Adair low net winner with 70. also winning was third division winner ana Mrs. the monthly meda i. Lewis was second.

Mow Complete By ARV OLSON The B.C. Open is closed. VANCOUVKR CI.l!B: Mrs. W. Me-Alplne was low gross winner of the WKST POINT: Three tied at plus one In a contest against par.

iney are HAYWOOD SPORTING r.ftonc monthly medal witn (. ixw net in me first division was scored bv Mrs. 1). Mrs. N.

Kelbert, Mrs. C. W. Trevena and Mrs. i.

Z. Livingstone. Uiulrinn 7M. and Mrs. G.

A. Baril scored 78. Mrs. W. Wilkes took the low SRYMOl'R: Mrs.

J. Parr scored net Thursday is the entry deadline for next week': 7fi In a mprial round, and Mrs. net with 81, the same score as Mrs. K. Porter.

Second low net was an 82 Chapman won the par points contest championship golf tourney at Marine Drive, but scored by Mrs. C. Inglls. with 18. LIMITED 101 W.

CORDOVA ST. TEL 683-5771 KRASERVIEW: In a throwout con BKACH GROVE: In the second the cast already has been filled test Mrs. 4. H. McMillan took the first SWIMMING round of an eclectic, Mrs.

Kred Pratt division with 59. and Mrs. K. A. Senior scored 70 to win the first division, and Duncan MacKenzie, manager Women's tOO-metre freestyle: Marion Lay, native of Vancouver, and Angela Coughlan, Burlington, advanced to Mrs.

Charles Smith scored 67 to take won tne second witn Mrs. u. of the extremely popular event. Kawkes scored 51 in the third, and the second. Mrs.

P. Clarke won tne said Tuesday the field neces Mrs. P. A. Taylor took the fourth with 55.

Imal. Men's 100-metre freestyle: Bob Kast ins. Lethbridze. and Sandy Gil CAPILANO: Mrs. K.

Hopkins won sarily has been limited to 216 starters. He already has 216 Christ, Ocean Falls, B.C., advanced to the first division over Mrs. I. E. Broutchtun in a par points match, and Mrs.

Ken Black won over Mrs. E. W. final. DIVING third with net 68.

QUILCHENA: In a medal round, winners were Mrs. S. G. Kvan with net 79, and Mrs. 1).

Llttlejohn returned McCI.EKRY: Mrs. i. C. Baker led the first division with net 74, and Mrs. B.

LIHson scored 79. Mrs. B. Summers won the second with 75, and Mrs. II.

L. Mason scored 77. Toppers division players, and then some. Women's three-metre a Graham in the second division. A tournament committee de Vancouver, third after tk AM MATCHES: CaDilano beat i MOOCIIER'S SPECIAL 9 ft.

6-inch ROD SPECIAL a seven of 10 dives; Nancy Robertson, cided to set the limit after Edmonton, lourtn. EQUESTRIAN Vancouver Club 12-6 at Capilano. Marine Drive beat Point Grey in the McAriam Cup, 12 to 514 at Marine. In nlnv for the Marnele CUD. Point MacKenzie reported he was was won by Mrs.

J. C. Man son. Canada won third-place bronze medal marink DRIVE: In play for a being flooded with entries. in team TENNIS monthly medal, Mrs.

i. P. Lockwnod was winner with net 75, and Mrs. Grey defeated Fraserview 9Vt to 814 at Fraserview, McCleery beat Marine Drive 10-8 at McCleery, and Seymour "I've had to return entry Montreal-born Mike Belkin lost In TROLLERS' SFECIAL Stanley Garrett was also 73. Mrs.

i. A. MrWaters scored 73 In the third forms of at least 50 amateurs heat Pitt Meadows 11-7 at Seymour. men's singles, eliminated. Quilchena went to West Point and won 13-5.

many of them scratch Rod, 5" Reel, 3fl0-yd. line .95 division, and Mrs. i. D. Overholt and Mrs.

A. Wllman tied at 15. Mrs. Garrett and Mrs. R.

C. Atkinson were Kl sinkss GIRLS: Vancouver ana '14 SPECIAL said MacKenzie. "We had draw a line somewhere." Fraserview halved their match, 714 to winners In a putting contest. Riotous Welcome GLKN JSAULria: in piay ior a iaja 714. at Fraserview, and McCleery beat Ouilchena 8-7 at McCleery.

Marine The field Includes 120 pin, Mrs. M. B. Stlmpsnn scored 82 to win the first division, and Mrs. D.

W. PARIS (AP) Roger Pin Drive beat Seymour 10-5 at Marine. amateurs and a record FLY ROD SFECIAL geon, a 27-year-old Frenchman won the 54th Tour of France professionals. 40 of them from the U.S. and more than a dozen Heavy-duty Wet Fly Rod.

Large capacity .95 HARNESS RESULTS bicycle race Sunday and re 21 from the prairies and eastern reel and wet line. SPECIAL ceived a riotous welcome by a crowd of 30,000 as he pedaled Canada. 1250. RACE Mile. 1200.

Time FIRST RACE SEVENTH Time: 2:11.1. across the finish line. outfit- The B.C. Open is the last stop of this year's cross-country 2:13.3. Daisy Pick (Douelas) 4.10 2.50 10.00 Counsel Key (Attolini) r.uv Kirk (Wills) 40.00 25.90 4.40 Canadian Summer Tour, 95 New! Lightweight! Rod, Reel, Line.

Henrv Richard 4.70 2.50 2.50 '9 TIMEOUT "Good grief! Now he's hitting him with THAU" The 54-hole event, to be held 4.60 3.60 SPECIAL ID. Junttouist) Hawkeye Time (Stewart) Kiuit: ilti.HO Ella Adios (Conrovl next Friday, Saturday and Sua Chicory. Etta Richard, Dakota Silk qutnriia: iiiz.mi Fav Richard. Roval Free. Too Noble, also started.

day. will be kicked off on EIGHTH RACE Mile. 1225. Time: Rapid Richard also started. SECOND RACE Mile.

200. Time Thursday by a pro-amateur event. In the tournament 2:11. Rrienf. Phnmn (Mohorich) 4.00 3.00 2.80 Jr.

Big Four 2:14.1. Red Sun (Owens) 9.20 4.20 3.50 Ijirtv Ahariios (Oliver) 5.50 4.20 NEW CROP OF RODS FOR OUR "SFECIAL BARREL" Values to $29.50. DRASTIC DISCOUNTS! Nicely Done (Staruiala) 3.60 3.20 proper, the field will be trimmed to the low 120 and ties acKie Kicnara (iviarKsi o.w Sugar Richard (D. Jungquist) 2.80 Rustv Lee. Hank W's Lady.

Kate On Golf Team after Saturday's second round Richard, Little Dart also started. NINTH RACE Mile. 200. Time: Taylor Kicnaro, iauve rvina, owau-lette, Doug Richard also started. THIRD RACE Six and a half fur-lonifs.

200. Time 1:45.2. 2:12.3. raoifi Pirhard WEIGHTY PROBLEM Canada (AP)-Trainers of most teams in the Pan-American Games are worried. Their athletes are eating too much.

For dinner they have the choice of roast, steak or chops, and seafood and many eat all three plus vast quantities of fruit and ice cream. Already many of the competitors are putting on weight a problem that could be critical in sports such as wrestling or boxing. (Oliver) 3.80 2 90 2.50 i.Innm) 3.60 2.70 3.00 First four finishers in the .99 Lyn Volo (Bexson) 7.70 7.50 Adios Alta (Cousins) 3.70 2.80 John Brent (Marks) 3.50 Full Floating Nylon Meshed Salmon Landing Net. '4 recent B.C. Junior golf cham J.

K. Pointer (Marks) 3.30 SPECIAL AH Kings Sign Wilson Babe Commander, uneeoa asn, Miss Toddioos. Lon Tass also started. pionships have been named to Quhiella: Valkyr, King of Hearts, Double Jolly Richard also started. FOUKiti Mli.li MW.

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1 pionships at Toronto next Marlallna Ahh SPECIAL SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP iMonlcman) 4.30 3.00 month. Cort Soansler (Douglas) 4.00 Team members are Doug Mr. Fred (DNKI, Trlcla Abbe, Johnny Wilson, a 12-year veteran of the National Hockey League and recently hockey coach at Princeton University, Trapshooters Aiming High STE. ANNE DES PLALNES, Jim Dandy Vance Tass also started.

Stewart of Marine Drive and AIR CEL SUPREME DRY LINES One weight only. HEH. SPECIAL '10 95 FIFTH RACE Six and a half fur Point Grey who took the B.C. was named general manager longs. J225.

Time 1:45.2. Brisac Champ (Mohorich) 5.90 4.50 2.90 title at Quilchena; Cec Fergu and coach of Springfield Kings son of Victoria Gorge Vale and Hank W's Lady (F. Jungquist) 4.40 4.80 Kate Richard (Coupal) 6.40 Tom Moryson of Pitt Meadows, of the American Hockey League Tuesday. .50 UNJL AIR CEL DRY LINES One weight only. HEH.

'9 who tied for second, and Doug Rusty Lee, macule mcnara, iiiceiy Que. (CP) Harry Willsie of Montreal and John Primrose of Edmonton have won the right KOYEk SPECIAL Done, Little Dart also started. Roxburgh of Marine. The announcement was made by the club's owner, Jack Kent SIXTH RACE Mile. aiu.

lime; 12.2. Roxburgh, at 15, is the The World's Most Versatile Vehicle Adios Albert (Oliver) 3.80 3.20 2.70 to represent Canada in the world trapshooting champion Cooke, who also owns los An celes Kines of the NHL. youngest member of the team Miss Toddioos (Wiggins) 3.90 3.00 Odds Ends of Gibb'i Lures. Special, each 19 29' 39' He finished only one stroke John Brent (Marks) 2.80 ships in Bologna, Italy, this Cooke recently bought the Adios Alta, Bane uommanuer, Uneeda Cash, Lon Tass also started. September.

Springfield team, but not the lpaPim franchise, from Eddie behind Moryson, 17, and Ferguson, 17, in the B.C. tourney. Stewart also is 17. In a shoot at the Olympic "SPECIALS run Frl. and Saturday Shore, whose son Eddie Jr, coached the team last season.

Club, in this Laurentian village 20 miles northwest of Montreal, Ann Hurls Shaughnessy's Mark Mitchell Shore's team was known as the was chosen alternate for the team competition, to be staged concurrently with the 36-hole Try our new interior patterned Shrimp Flies. Each Indians. 25 No-hitter to win the Canadian interna-Willsie blasted 281 of 300 birds tional-style trap championship. Primrose, who tied for ninth Wilson, 38, played 580 consec (DUNLOP Tin sun siiyim centk 13th and COMMERCIAL DR. TR 2-1666 BOURNE WEIR 27 West 2nd Ave.

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Newton Captures B.C. Pony Final Newton outclassed Burnaby 5-1 to win the five-day B.C. Pony League baseball tournament at McLean Park. Five teams participated in Sybil Rozman and Janet SKiomore; Penny FouU and Betty Mantyla. Mols 210 012 17 11 2 Labs 000 001 01 0 5 Les Milne of Seymour, team Ann Merz and Ann Dean; toueen McCarthy and Jo Mathison.

If you haven't started your chaperone, also announced TESAC Girls Win Opener TESAC outlasted Lenkurt 12-10 Tuesday to take the first game of a best-of-five Vancouver Business Girls' Softball League final series at Beacons-field Park. i With Lenkurt leading 10-8 in the sixth inning, Vera Prachnau ripped a two-run triple to tie it up then scored the winning run on Gail Rodgers' single. The series continued Thursday night at 7 at Beaconsfield Park. members of the squad that will Won Admirably the tournament: Castlegar, Ter face Alberta in their annual inter-provincial matches Aug. 9- exciting Centennial Project race, Burnaby, Newton and DEL MAR, Calif.

(Ar Ad 10-11 at Capilano. Richmond-Delta. Named to play for B.C. were mirably took the lead at the head of the stretch and raced home to win Tuesday's feature PHILADELPHIA (AP) James R. Lud Wray, former standout football Dlaver at the University Mitchell, Doug McCullough of Pitt Meadows, Alan Defoe of Glenoaks and Mike Mousseau of Campbell River.

of Pennsylvania and a co-founder race, the $10,000 Inaugural Handicap, opening the 1967 season at Del Mar. may we suggest a simple one? or tne nroiessionai rnueaeipnia Eagles died Monday. He was id. BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS KansM City 1M 81 MM) It 1 leslc S): Fischer and Breeden. FACIFIC COAST LEAGIK and Oliver; Blasingame, Eilers (5) Latman 6) Schneider (6) Early (7) Sherrv (7) Giusti (9) and Bateman.

Fischer (9-3). Lemay (8-13). Taeonrn Washington Mt Ml 110 Dobson, Aker (7), Pierce (8), Segui Bunnlng (10-8). Blasingame (3- Talsa t) 30! 4 13 1 Indianapolis SOS Z04 loo 1 11 1 Gilson, Plche (6), Newton (7), Lemay (7) and Corrales; Toth, Mac- 16). Home run rnnaaeipma, aucii (13).

(9) and Roof; Moore, cox (5), Humphreys (6), Lkies (8) and Camllli. Dobson (6-6). Moore (5-9). Home run Washington. Howard (25).

Loud (4). Nelson (S), Bauer (7) Overton (81 and Napier. Lemay (9-13). Pittsburgh 000 100 M0 1 7 Los Anxelrs VM 01 Mx 3 4 0 Bauer (1-3). Home runs Tulsa, Minnesota 100 M0 000 I 8 New York MO -000 0011 0 Foil 2b Driscll ph Clemens 2b Gaines rf Schwrtzlb Hughes Bando3b Reimer If Lachemnn Elliot cf Yingling Wicker (6), Huntz (8).

Napoleon (8), ab bl ab bl 2 11 Stephens rf 4 10 10 0 Campbell 3b 3 0 0 0 0 0 Raudman rl 1 0 I 3 10 Altman if 3 11 3 12 Eliass 3 2 0 4 10 Borcablb 3 10 2 10 Scott 0 0 0 3 12 Breeding 2b 3 10 4 12 Penae 3 10 2 0 0 Ellis 10 0 4 10 Calmus 0 0 0 Michlp ph 110 Radatzp 0 0 0 Smith lb 10 0 I I Totals Mil Chacon (1); Indianapolis, Nasa CU) Napier (2). Phoenix 00! 00 lot 3 1 Tie, nine Innings, rain. Kaat and Battey, Nixon (9); Downing, Womark (9) and Howard. Home runs Minnesota, Killebrew (29). New York, Mantle (19).

r.lltnrnl. Ht 1IUI MIA A 11 1 Oklahoma City (KM vox Law, O'Dell (6) Face (7) Pizarro (8) and Pagliaroni; Singer and Roseboro. W. Singer (5-4). Law (0-6).

New York M0 000 1034 8 0 San Francisco M4 000 0014 8 I Fisher, Selma (7), Reniff (9) and Grote, Sullivan (7); Perry, Linzy (9) and Haller. Linzy (5-5), Reniff (3-1). Home ran San Francisco, Hart (24). AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. GBL Robertson.

Pollock (5) Leyva (6) Miller (8) and Brvant: Reed. Rav (6) Dukes 18) and Edwards. Reed (13- Boston 101 011 M0 4 10 1 7). Robertson (6-8). Totals Clark, Kelso (4), Newman (6) and Rodgers; Waslewski, Santiago (3), Seattle 001 Ifle 1003 a.

1 v. 100 6 Kt 000 Olx 4 6 1 T. om 000 1110 011 Portland Uslnskl (4), Landis (5), Lyle (7), Wyatt (8) and Gibson, Tillman (8), Coates. Geshert (7) and Ranew p. Nnn.

LOB Vancouver 10, 55 41) .579 Newman (1). Waslewski (2- Fouse, Rowe (3), Spring (8) Tlefenauer Tacoma 7. 2B Hughes, Schwartz, 1). i s) ana tosse. spring io-s).

Breeding. Reimer, HR Altman (9), Geishert (1-4). Home runs Seattle, Chicago Boston California Detroit Minnesota Washington Baltimore btf or uu. Id 2 4 4Vi 1044 11 ii er bb so Cottier (3); Portland, Pinlella (4) Ward (10). .559 .551 ..538 .533 .469 .457 .454 .433 Denver MW 1M OSO 3 7 3 1-3 1.2-3 1 1-3 i Yingling (W6-2) Ellis I 11-9) Calmus KadaU 12 14 Cleveland Kansas City New York 2-3 Scott .430 14 Spokane 004 Ml too 1 1 1 Keller, Nelson (6), Radovich, (9; and Izqulerdo; Purdin, Cullen (9) and Look Stubbln (7).

Nelson (7-3). Purdin (12-10). Hume mn Denver, Kosco (7). HBP Bando by Radalz. 2:07.

Ml 000 0001 7 0 000 000 018 3 Cleveland Chicago Tacoma Vancraver ab bl Howard, Locker Mcuoweii ana aims ab m. Wllhelm (9) and McNertney: Mar 0 Mltch'lcf 4 0 0 Hawaii MM 301 Olx I I San Itlege 101) 100 101 4 11 tin (8). Wllhelm (5-1). Mc 5 2 2 0 Raudman rf 4 1 C'pbell3b 4 Hannan. Jenkins (S).

is arum (. Dowell (7-9). Home inn Chicago, 4 1 1 2 2 5 marun a. 4 4 3 2 3 0 5 Cleve. lot Ml 0S0 0n MM 18 17 4 Craig (9) and Himes.

Peters, Morris (6), Fox (8). Jenkins (4-4). Peters (3-8). Home Runs Freese (10 and 11). NATIONAL LEAGUE I Chicago 000 020 030 M0 000 7 2 4 la lnnincs 0 Altman 1 Eliass 0 Barton 0 Bocca'la lb 0 Breed'g2b 0 James 0 Ellis 0 Scott Foil 2b i Gaines rf Schw'tzlb Reimer It Hughes ss Elliot cf Bando 3b Lachem'n Edgerton Clemens ph Ward Drlsc'll ph Sanders Totals Vancouver Slebert Allen (9), Culver (11), Pena 0 0 3 0 3 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 (14).

Ballev (16) and Azcue; wood. Ld Pet. GBL, 4 2 1 McMahon (6), Wllhelm (9), Buzhardt .588 0 0 (12) and Martin, buznarot (3-8) 1 5 1 1 Bailey (24). Home runs .577 .531 0 Cleveland, Azcue (6). Chicago, Martin 40 41 43 46 47 47 47 Warn Totals 33 5 40 14 .520 6U St.

Louis Chicago Atlanta Cincinnati S. Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia LosAngrlcs New York Houston 57 S6 50 S3 SI 47 40 42 .18 39 Oft 1IM O0 3 8Vi (3), Burgess (2), Berry (5). Kansas City 310 Ml 000-8 Maithlnxton 110 001) 0M-1 8 1 2Uv 101 Oil 9 3acoma .500 .495 .442 .4119 DPAA Tacoma 1M. LOB 9 14 17 None, Hunter and Roof: Berlair.a., Priddy (2) and Casanova. Hunter (9-9).

53 55 59 Vancouver 11, Tacoma 3. 2B Schwartz, Glni, Reimer. HR Altman (10), 1814 Bertaina (2-3). Home runs Kansas City, llei shbei gee U), Harrel-on (6). Chicago St.

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