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4 THE WINDSOR STAR. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16. 1965 SI BETWEEN Smell Bead-Last in 'Masric Mile If by jck dllmagk jt: -V till UiLir: TULin 111 -T- Jim Grelle Wins in Bill Crothers Bow in 440 i MM 1VII of 253 2. nearly eight feet over the previous record of John Fromm of Seattle, who finished third.

John McGrath of Pasadena. won the discus with a throw of 175-2. Dave Steen of Burnaby, who missed the Olympics because of an attack of mononucleosis, was second with 161-10. 1 ir I 'L; I rA A HrtfJ I '-r wf ill T-A3 NEW PRICE STRUCTURE FOR STOCK CAR RACES at THE CHECKER FLAG RACEWAY EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY Monday Signs With A's on Tuesday Children 1 0 or Under FREE When Accompanied ky Poroitt TEEN-AGERS 10-16 Yoar or A9. SOe ADULTS $1.30 Races Wednesday NigKr CHECKER FLAG RACEWAY Rick Monday, one of the most widely-sought college baseball players in the U.S., Mas signed to a professional contract Tuesday by the Kansas City Athletics.

KC owner Charles O. Finley shelled out to acquire the services of the Arizona State University outfielder. While Rick's mother, Mrs. Nelda Monday, and Finley look on, A's scout Art Lilly, seated right, hands the pen to the southpaw slugger and the pact was signed following 2'z hours of negotiations. (AP Wirephoto) pHE Tigers were rallying in the eighth inning.

They had a run in. two on. one out. Al Kaline and Willie Hor-ton, core of the batting order were due up. Detroit trailed.

53. Billy Herman did the only thing any sane man would do. He called for Dick Radatz. Radatz, sometimes referred to ts The Monster, is one of the more celebrated relief pitchers in baseball. He is employed by the Eoston Red Sox and paid in the neighborhood of $45,000.

It is an unheardf salary for a relief pitcher, but a number of things about Radatz are exceptional. To begin, he is very large in the flesh. The book says he is 6-6 and 235 pounds, but the book hasn't looked at him lately. Dick is 275 if he's an ounce. Maybe more.

Charlie Dressen, manager of the Tigers, thinks more. Charlie is observant of such things and mentioned it by way of explaining why Radatz fed Horton an inside, high fast ball. Normally, Radatz feeds opposing sluggers peas that buzz around their ankles. Of course, it's possible Dick didn't believe in Horton which is getting to be a terrible mistake in the American League. TADATZ came to the mound in his considerable immensity, a signal that the game would be saved for the Bostons.

In 1962, fcis first year in the majors, Dick was 9 6 with an earned run average of 2.23 In 1963 he was 15-6 with an era of 1.98. In 1964 he was 169 with an era of 2.29. Perhaps $45 00 is not enovgh. Apart from lining up a lifetime record of 40 21 in three swift years, Radatz saved 58 games. In the first two years, he struck out 343 batters in 289 innings.

Last year he won 16 and saved 25 for a team that altogether won only 72. Small wonder he is acknowledged leader of the Red Sox. rICK got Kaline to pop up. Then he went three and two with Willie, and Willie put that inside, high one into the seats in left field for ye old ball game. That made it 44 and an era of something like five for Radatz, and 6-5 for the Tigers.

Horton leads the league in homeruns with 14 and is second in batting at .353. He has 41 runs batted in which is not too far behind the leader, Felix Mantilla who hits cleanup for the Red Sox. Felix had two hits and knocked in a run last night. One might say that Willie, the Wonder, is up, and Richard The Moose, is down. Willie says he doesn't anticipate pitches, Radatz or anybody's.

"But I thought he'd throw me his best," he added. "Instead it was up here (at the throat) and I hit it on the handle not very -good." Just good enough to win a game in the clutch, in the dramatic way. It was his third homer in as many games. Willie is special stuff. "He don't have to hit it good," said Dressen, "with that power.

If it was me, it would only go over the shortstop. It won't be long before they'll be pitching him outside and then he'll slice the ball into right field. He has to learn not to go for those bad sliders like he did before he hit the home run. Eventually, they'll have to pitch to him and he'll hit to all fields." fHARLIE considers the establishment of Horton as a front rank hitter a mere matter of time. The rest of us are handicapped by the spectacle of the batting average of Norman Cash which in 1961 was .361 and is now .193.

Dressen wasn't in the league when Norman hit .361 with 41 homers and 132 rbi. When they throw outside to Cash, it is almost too painful to watch. IIORTON'S heroics notwithstanding, Detroit pitching is not secure and can't be improved from outside, the Braves Outlast Phillies of Seattle covered the 120-yard hurdles in 15 .0 and won the broad jump in 22 feet. 4l inches. Jana Lundy of Vancouver won the women's 80-metre hurdles in 12 0 seconds and the women's half-mile went to Doris Brown of Seattle in 2:14.1.

Bob Seagren of Pomona. Calif set a Canadian Open record by clearing 16 feet, Is inches in the pole vault, wiping out the previous mark of 16-1. Les Tipton of Portland also broke a Canadian Open mark with his winning javelin heave Oilers Apology To Crowd VANCOUVER (CP) "Please believe me, I was doing my best It will take a long time to get over the shame of running last." With these words, Peter Snell of New Zealand apologized to a disappointed crowd of 13 891 spectators for his dead last finish in the mile of the Van couver International track meet. A stomach ailment had taken the steam out of him on the day of the race. Soon after the race was under way Snell was lying back in seventh spot.

He stayed there for three laps as the crowd became more tense waiting for him to make his break. On the fourth lap Snell started to fall back. The crowd sat in stunned silence and a few booed as Snell trudged wearily to the finish and collapsed on an iron fence. He was sweating profusely. Minutes after the race had ended, Snell went to the public address system.

The athlete said he was not in the habit of making excuses and told of suffering a stomach ailment when he awoke in the morning. I tried to move out of the pack early but there was no response in my legs. I was calling on something that wasn't there." As he finished the crowd rose to its feet and shook the stadium with applause. Snell had run the worst race of his career, but emerged a winner with Vancouver track fans. Your wife just saved you 25! Felipe Alou Sparks 12-7 Milwaukee Win By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Manager Bobby Bragan and the Milwaukee Braves are learning that patience pays off when dealing with Felipe Alou.

That's the way it's always been with the 30-year-old native of the Dominican Republic, whose .253 batting average was a disappointment to the Braves last season after they acquired him from the San Francisco Giants. Alou is one of those fellows who thrives on day-today activity, however, and he is proving a major factor in the Braves' drive into National League pennant contention which reached 11 victories in 14 games Tuesday By WALTER HAYES VANCOUVER (CP) Jim Grelle. newly crowned as the fastest American miler in history, relaxed after his easy victory over the great Peter Snell Tuesday night and proceeded to demolish the pre-race buildup of what had been billed as the "Magic It wasn't a grudge race," said the Portland, Ore runner, who won the feature attraction of the Vancouver Invitational Track Meet in a dazzling 3:55 "I never had a grudge race against anybody." Grelle, whose time wiped out the United States citizen's record of 3:55.5 set by Jim Beatty in 1963, finished nearly 15 yards in front of Tony Harris of London, England. Snell, pale and perspiring from a stomach upset, trailed the 10-man field and collapsed as he crossed the finish line. There had been reports before the race that Grelle was needling the New Zealander, who lost his world record a week ago to Michel Jazy of France and was beaten over a half mile in Toronto last Thursday by Bill Crothers of Markham, Out.

"That's just the sort of thing that gets into the papers," Grelle said afterwards. "I was disappointed that Peter wasn't up to par. "If he had been, I probably would have wound up in second place the way he runs." But Snell, whose best time of 3:54.1 was eclipsed by Jazy's 3:53.6 at Rennes, France, last Wednesday, never was a factor in this race. The man who pressed Grelle was Cary Weisiger of Raleigh, N.C. The two Americans led throughout the first three laps before Grelle pulled away and a closing drive by Harris just caught Weisiger at the tape.

The Englishman was timed in 4:02.5 to Weisiger's 4:02.8. Grelle's spectacular victory overshadowed a meet that also featured double victories by Bob Tobler of Provo, Utah, in the 220-and 440-yard runs and by Irene Piotrowski of Vancouver in the women's sprints. Tobler was an easy winner in the quarter-miie over Crothers, who holds the Canadian native record of 47.2 seconds but usually performs at longer distances. Tobler won in 47.5 with Crothers being clocked in 47.8. In the 220, Tobler outsprint-ed Pablo McNeil of Jamaica and Paul Winder of Camp Pendleton, Calif.

The winning time was 21.8. McNeil also finished second behind Harry Jeiome of Vancouver, who won a third-place bronze medal in the Olympic 100 metres at Tokyo last October, in the 100 yard dash as Jerome was clocked in a slow 9.8 seconds. Jerome withdrew from the 220 because of a pulled leg muscle. Mis. Piotrowski, also a Canadian Olympic team member, won the 100 in 11.2 and the 220 in 24 9 over Marilyn White and Barbara Ferrell of Los Angeles, who stepped off a plane only two hours before (he meet began.

A slight headwind slowed the times in both men's and women's sprints. David Wighton of Vancouver won the two-inile race in 9:148 and Bill Ciiff of Burn-aby, B.C., was the half mile winner in 1:56.9. Erick Klein And that's just the savings you gain on her fare when you and your family travel AIR CANADA any day in North America on FAMILY FARE DISCOUNTS. Accompanying children (12-21) also fly for 25 OFF. children (2-11) travel for 50 under 2 fly FREE when accompanied by an adult and do not occupy a seat alone.

See your Travel Agent or call us at 254-1 111 night with a 12-7 triumph over the Philadelphia Phillies The loss snapped the Phillies' Shoots for Two five-game winning streak. Stan Earish, winner of the A Feature at Checker Raceway last Saturday, will attempt to make it two straight in the mid-week program tonight. An added attraction on the card, which begins with time trials at 7 o'clock, is the semifinal of the Powder Puff Race for lady drivers. Alou was virtually the whole show for the Braves Tuesday night, driving in six runs with his ninth and 10th homers of the season and a single to lead the Milwaukee 21 hit attack biggest of the year in the NL Alou led off the game with his ninth homer and connected for his 10th with Sandy Alomar and pitcher Tony Cloninger on base in the sixth. lie also singled home two runs in the a six-run third-inning rally during which Eddie Mathews homered for the AIR CANADA Tfr COAST to ITU II New Contract For Maloney CINCINNATI (AP) Jim Maloney was informed Tuesday Baseball his old contract with Cincinnati AMERICAN LEAGUE Reds was torn up and a new one issued, giving the right-handed trade deadline having gone by.

It went by at midnight and with it a wild dream of acquiring Boston's Bill Monbouquette. The Tigers could have obtained Monbouquette for Don Demeter straight up, but declined on the grounds that it would too seriously impair their attack on left-handed pitching. Dressen admitted to being frustrated. "I've been trying to make a deal since spring training," he said. "I spent all day here yesterday waiting for the phone to ring.

In 30 years and more as manager and coach, I've never tried harder to make a deal. "Sure, we could make a deal if we wanted to get cheated." aim -w Limj tmm wm Pet. GBL Minnesota 35 20 .636 Chicago 34 22 .607 V.i Baltimore 32 25 .561 4 Cleveland 30 24 .556 4Vi Detroit 30 25 .545 5 Los Angeles 29 32 .475 9 New York 26 31 .456 10 Boston 24 32 .429 lite Washington 25 35 .417 12te Kansas City 16 35 .314 17 UEfAKIMtlMI lUKtb 1- pitcher a $1,000 raise immediately. Reds' owner William O. De-witt sent Maloney congratulations and announced the salary increase.

Maloney pitched a 10 inning, no-hitter against New York Mets Monday night, only to lose the game 1-0 in the 11th on Johnny Lewis' home run. Maloney ended with a two hitter. ft HANIMEX AUTO EE 35mm CAMERA "I'll teach you to try a squeeze bunt when the sacks are jammed and the count is three and 0 on you!" Tuesday's Results Baltimore 2 New York 1 I.os Angeles 0 Kansas City 5 Washington 3 Cleveland 8 Boston 5 Detroit 6 Minnesota 4 Chicago 0 Probable Pitchers Today rd f. I hit of his big league career. Rico Carty and Mack Jones also had three hits each as Cloninger raised his record to 9-4.

The chunky righthander shut out the Phillies for six innings but needed late-inning relief help from Billy O'Dell and Phil Nierko. Art Mahaffey suffered his fifth defeat for the Phillies. The Braves moved to within 2'i games of first place when the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 2-1. Elsewhere, the Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York Mets 5-1, the Pittsburgh Pirates outslugged the St. Louis Cardinals 10 6 and the Chicago Cubs topped the Houston Astros 5 0.

Juan Marichal pitched a five-hitter and struck out nine to raise his record to 10-5 when Jim Hart singled home Matty Alou in the sixth inning to give the Giants their decisive run. Willie Mays tripled home a run for the Giants in the first inning and Wes Parker homered for the Dodgers in the fourth. Don Drysdale suffered his fourth setback against 11 victories. Sammy Ellis also reached the 10-victory mark for the Reds behind a seven hit attack that included two-run doubles by Pete Rose and Deron Johnson. Ellis allowed four hits and struck out live in dealing 44-year old Warren Spahn his eighth defeat.

He has won four games. The Pirates snapped a string of 17 consecutive losses to the Cardinals when Donn Clendenon drove in four runs with two homers and Roberto Clemente weighed in with two hits in a 14 hit attack. Tito Francona homered and Jerry Buchek had three hits for the Cardinals. Bob Buhl pitched a five-hitter to win his sixth game for the Cubs and extend the Astros' string of scoreless innings to 31. it was the eighth consecutive loss for Houston.

Night Cdmt PHILADELPHIA MILWAUKEE bi ao to bi Gomalei cf 2 0 16 Alou 10 5 2 3 6 Briggs cf 3 112 Mat'ews 3b 5 12 1 Roias 2b 4 0 0 0 Deiaho; 3t 10 0 0 Callison r( 4 0 12 Aaron 5 12 0 Alien 3b 3 12 0 Ko.d rf 0 0 0 0 Co'n I If 4 0 10 Carty If 5 13 0 A. J'nson pfi 1 0 0 0 Cline cf 0 0 0 0 Stuart Id 5 2 10 Torre 4 10 0 Dal mpie 3 0 0 0 Jones cf 5 2 3 2 Corrales 2 12 1 Boiling 2b 5 12 2 Amaro ss 2 110 Alomar ss 5 2 4 1 Manafrey 1 0 0 0 Clon'ng 4 110 rnst'n pn 1 0 0 0 Dell 10 10 Bennsky 1110 Thomas pft 10 0 2 Totals 37117 Totals 4512 21 12 Philadelphia too tea 122 Milwaukee 1M 1U 1 fix 12 be la Hoz. LOB Philadelphia 12, Milwaukee 11. JB Covington. Briggs, Aaron, Jones 2, Carty, Alomar, O'Deil.

3B Carty hH Alou 2 (10), Mathews (13) SB Alomar 2, Aaron, Alou. SF Briggs, Tnomas Amateur Baseball Soccer at Minnesota a a 1 8 0) Chicago (Buzhardt 5 1) (N) Baltimore a 1 1 2-3) at ESSEX COUNTY ASSOCIATION INJURED PLAYERS' CUP Tonight' Game Windsor Croatia vs. Leamington Rmne-Danube at Wiglt Park, 8 (Second game in round-robin series, Windsor Teutonia 1-0, Croatia 0-1, Leamington u-0). SANDWICH WEST MINOR Tuesday's Results MIDGET DIVISION Feldmann 1, D'Amore 1 ACT Smitn Bros. 0 BANTAM DIVISION North Am.

Life 4, Volta Welders 0 7 New York (Downing 5 5) N) Washington (Ortega 6 7) at Cleveland (Siebert 6 3) (N) Boston a a 4 5) at Detroit (Lohch 7 2) N) Los Angeles (Brunet 3 4 and Chance 4 4 or McBridge 0-1) at Kansas City (Sheldon 1-1 and Talbot 4 3) (T-N) ESSEX COUNTY JUVENILE BART FORD TROPHY Tonight' Game Teutonia vs. St. Angela al Wigi Park, 6.10 p.m. (Sudden-death semi-final) WINDSOR LITTLE LEAGUE Tuesday's Results SENIOR DIVISION Sax 24, Royais 1 Barons 14, Mustangs 2 ROOKIE DIVISION Beaties 16, Shavers 6 f4 NATIONAL LEAGUE Fully outomotic eipoture control ihutter peadt 1 30th to 1 250th econd. Hop numberi vuible in vie-tinder, coupled rangeiinder and suspended bright iir.e viewfinder.

Monual override of automatic cnechanum is provided. 43 Halting Leaders By The Associated Press (Based on 130 At Bats) AMERICAN LEAGUE TONIGHT! "Under the Lights" Stock Car RACES Wednesday, June 16 49.97 Wooco Price, Starting pitcher Dave Wiekersham emphasized Detroit's insecurity. He lasted a third of an inning and yielded three runs. Dave won 19, lost 12 last year, coming to the Tigers with Ed Rakow and Jerry Lumpe in a trade with Kansas City for Rocky Colavito and Bob Anderson. This year he's made 11 appearances, 10 starts and is 1-4.

Dressen however thinks Wiekersham is throwing the ball well enough and will start to win. AFTER Wiekersham came young Denny McLam who excited the crowd with bullets and made swift inroads into strikeout records He made 14 in mj and a third innings and left the impression that had he not been lifted for a pinch batter in the seventh inning, he might have jumped on the nine inning day records of Sandy Koufax (19. National League) and Bob Feller (18, American), and the nine inning night records of Koufax (18) and Monbouquette (17, American As it uas, Denny came within one strikeout of enualling the Tiger day record of Paul Foytack (15), and of course did equal Jim Running night game record of 14 TTMIEKE was a situation in the fifth inning when Dressen did not pinch for McLain when the bases were loaded, one was out and the Tigers were three runs behind. Said Dresden, "No other long relief mm in the bull pen. Nobody.

Sherry is hurt and Fox has been sick. Gladding is a short man." Herman, the Red Sox manager, looked at the floor of the dressing room a long time, saying nothing. While he was doing that, Radatz was doing the same thing. During the black silence, the Boston sports writers helped Billy stare at the floor. Finally, Herman looked up and uttered several magnificent four letter words.

He then turned around, flung his spikes into a locker and again profaned the Boston luck. "That's four in a row like that," he roared at no one in particular, meaning four losses by one-run margins. Today, there is another game. Pet. GBL Los Angeles 38 23 .623 Milwaukee 32 22 .593 2's Cincinnati 32 26 .552 4te San Francisco 32 26 .552 4te Pittsburgh 30 28 .517 6 Philadelphia 28 29 .491 8 St.

Louis 28 31 .475 9 Chicago 26 32 .448 10'. a Houston 26 36 .419 12 i New York 21 40 .344 17 USI Y0URCRIDIT-N0 DOWN PAYMENT AT W001C0 25 25 20 31 20 29 59 77 A 198 153 192 187 148 188 146 201 227 202 Davaiilio, Cleve. Horton, Detroit Mantilla, Boston hail, Minnesota Robinson, Bait. Wvaro, Chicago Yastrzemski, Bos McAuliffe, Det. Howard, Wash, vvagner.

Cleve Pet .369 .353 .328 .326 .324 314 .308 .303 .295 .292 Runs REMEMBER Added Attraction 'Powder Puff" Race 39 Home Runs: Horton, Detroit 14 Batted In: Mantilla, Boston 50. Pitching: (seven decisions) Pascual Minnesota 84 1.000; Fisher. Chicaoo YOU NEED NEVER BUY ANOTHER ROLL OF FILM FOR YOUR CAAABLA AT WOOUO oolco gives you a FREE ROLL with every Roll FiIb Uaul in for deeiocm2 and pintm? 6-1 657; Grant, Minnesota 6-1 .857. NATIONAL LEAGUE AB Tuesday's Results San Francisco 2 Los Angeles 1 Chicago 5 Houston 0 Pittsbuigh 10 St. Louis 6 New York 1 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 7 Milwaukee 12 Probable Pitchers Today San Francisco (Shaw 6 3) at Los Angeles (Koufax 9 3) (N) Pittsburgh (Friend 3 5) at St.

Louis (Washburn 4 4) (N) Philadelphia (Culp 3 2) at Milwaukee (Lemaster 4 5) (N) Chicago (Ellsworth 73) at Houston (Guisti 6 3) (N) Time Trials Race Start 7:00 8:00 la Case of Rain Races will be held Thursday Night 'AST SaVKZ OUAUTY MVfcOtVeO LOWEST NKB Offer 6eed IK-MS-l27-4n lock-Wette auj Ceer Ma Oeiy Pel .343 .337 .333 .327 .325 .324 .321 .321 .319 2 5 15 36 36 28 35 42 42 36 40 28 Coleman, Cin. 132 Aaron, Milwaukee 164 Allen, Pml. 213 Torre, Milwaukee 6i Ciemente, Pitts. 2 1 2 AAas, San Fran. 207 Pmson, Cincinnati 243 Clendenon, Pitts.

215 J. Alou, Fran 235 Rojas, Pnil. lia Home Runs: Mays, 20. In: Banks, Chicaoo. 1.

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