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1 31 0 0 0 000 13 0 3 3 0 0 1. (1). 6 6 8 0 0 000 1 1 I 18-THE CAPITAL TIMES, National CHICAGO bl Kessinger Beckert Popovich Willams Pepitone 1b Monday Santo 30 Cardenal Hundley Hooton PITTSBURGH aD Cash 26 Davalilio Clemente Stargell AOliver Sanguilln BRODITSA JHrnand: 58 Clines ph Alley Biass Giusti MMay 8 8 8 Total 35 2 6 2 Total One out when winning run scored. Chicago Pittsburgh J. Hernande LOB Chicago Pittsburgh 3.

ten. HR -B. Williams (15), Stargell 5 Clines, 85 50 Hooten Blass Giustl (W.34) A ST LOUIS CINCINNATI bi Brock Morgan Melender Rose MAIOU Tolan Torre 90 Bench Simmons 1 Perez 10 Cingenon 18 Monke 30 JCTuR Concepen 88 Crosby 20 McRae ph Marvill Geronimo wise Gullet Hague Hail Total Total St. Louis Cincinnati DP-St. Louis Cincinnati LOB Louis 4.

Cincinnati 4. 28-Melendez. mani, Menke. HR- Wise can. Crosby.

S-Gullett, 50 Wise (W.9.7) Gullett (L.24) Hall A ATLANTA MPerez Garr HAaron 16 Casanova Willams Baker ct Lum 11 Evans 3b Garrido 2b JHargin Jarvis SJackson ph Upshaw HOUSTON. Metager Wynn LMay Cedeno el 18 Watson Racer Helms Howard 6 0 ReUSE Stinson THE JRay Culver 8 York Stewart Gibbon NMilter M.Perez. Atlanta Houston Total 42 17 13 Total Hi 108 Atlanta 14. Houston M.Aaron. Wynn, Cadeno, Lum, Stinson, HR Evans (10).

L.May, (15), Aaron (17), 50-Cedeno. 5-Upshaw. M. Perez. BB J.

Hardin Jarvis (W.7-4) Upshaw Reuss J. Ray Culver York Gibbon -Upshaw Reuss (H Aaron), by York (Baker). Upshaw (Rader). WP- Jarvis. SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA ab bi abr bi Bands If 3020 BOWS Howarth ct.

Money 35 Hendersn Montanez Speler $5 4 0 0 0 DJohnson 1b McCovey 10 Hutton 1b Kingman If Luzinski If Rader 4010 Lis Gallagher 2b 3 0 0 0 wRobnsn Fuentes 20 301 0 Doyle 2b Nottiff 0000 Bateman Carrthers Carlton Reberger Arnold ph McMahon Blanco 26 Total Total SanFrancisco Philadelphia -Philadelphia 2. LOB Philadelphia S. 28-Bonds, Bows. Montanez. Lis, Fuentes.

HR-Kingman 2 (20). IP RER BB SO Carrithers (L.2-6) Reberger McMahon Mottift Cariton (W.10-6) by Reberger (Bateman). Smith, Tiant of Red Sox Clash BOSTON UP Slugger Reggie Smith and starting pitcher Luis Tiant engaged in a shouting match and had to be restrained from physically going at each other Monday night before helping the Boston Red Sox to an 8-2 victory over the Minnesota, Twins. Observers said Smith and Tiant were restrained by team-' mates in the runway between the clubhouse and the dugout and then again in the dressing quarters. "It was just one of those things," Tiant said.

"I don't like to be threatened, and won't be-that's all I have to say," Smith said. Smith walked, doubled and singled nad scored two runs. Tiant hurled an eight-hitter in his first complete game in a year. He also singled across two runs. Twins May Lose Kaat for Season MINNEAPOLIS ST.

PAUL, (P) The Minnesota learned Monday that pitcher in Jim Kaat sprained his left wrist Sunday's game at Chicago and could be lost for the remainder of the season if the wrist is fractured. A team spokesman said the southpaw injured the wrist while sliding into second base during the first game of Sunday's doubleheader. Kaat continued pitching until the eighth inning, then needed relief help to run his record to 10-2 Additional X-rays will be needed to determine if there is a fracture, the spokesman said. Results of the x-rays won't be known for a week. The 33-year-old veteran returned to Minneapolis Sunday while the team left for Boston, where Minnesota opens a threegame series tonight.

Ruth League Middleton whitewashed Speedway, 14-0 in the Dane County Babe Ruth League Monday night on a two hitter by Mike Zimmerman, who fanned 13. Zimmerman also cracked out four hits. Waunakee stopped DeForest, 16-12 three-run with Dale Fleiner hitting a homer and Matt Cooney having a three run double. Tuesday, July 4, 1972 Major League Results National League East I. Pet.

GB Pittsburgh 43 25 .632 New York 42 27 ,609 Chicago 37 32 ,536 St. Louis 38 33 ,535 Montreal 30 39 .435 Philadelphia 25 45 .357 19 West Cincinnati 43 28 .606 Houston 43 29 ,597 Los Angeles 36 34 ,514 Atlanta 32 38 .457 San Francisco 30 47 ,390 16 San Diego 24 46 .343 Monday's Results New York at Montreal, 2, rain Philadelphia 4, San Francisco Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 2 St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2 Atlanta 13, Houston 9 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games (All Times EDT) San Diego, Kirby (5-7) and' Caldwell (24) at New York, Seaver (10-4) and Gentry (3-6), 2, 1:05 p.m. St. Louis, Spinks (54) at Cincinnati, Grimsley (5-2), 1 p.m.

San Francisco, Barr (1-2) at Philadelphia, Champion (4-7), 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles, John (7-3) at Montreal, Morton (3-7), 8:05 p.m. Chicago, Reuschel (3-0) and Pappas (5-5) at Atlanta, McLain (0-0) and Reed (6-8), 6:05 p.m. Pittsburgh, Brilles (62) at Houston, Dierker (74), 8:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Los Angeles 4 at Montreal, 8:05 p.m.

San Diego at New York, 8:05 p.m. San Francisco at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta, 8:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Only games scheduled American League East Pet.

GB 37 30 .552 37 30 .552 31 34 .477 5 31 34 .477 5 27 39 .409 26 40 .394 West 45 24 .652 41 28 .594 36 32 .529 33 35 .485 32 39 .451 14 29 40 .420 16 Monday's Results Texas 2, Kansas City 1 Baltimore Detroit Boston New York Cleveland Milwaukee Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City California Texas Boston 8, Minnesota 2 Baltimore 15, Detroit 3 Oakland 5, California 0 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games (All Times EDT) Minnesota, Corbin (4-0) at Boston, McGlothen (0-1), 1:30 p.m. Texas, Cox (1-40) at Cleveland, Perry (12-7), 1:30 p.m. Detroit, Slay back (1-1) at Kansas City, Hedlund (1-5) or Nelson (1-2), 8:30 p.m. Baltimore, Dobson (9-7) at Chicago, Bahnsen (10-8), 9 p.m. Milwaukee, Lonborg (6-3) at California, Allen (2-4), 9 p.m.

New York, Sottlemyre (7-9) at Oakland, Holtzman (11-6), 11 p.m. Wednesday's Games New York at Oakland, 10 p.m. Milwaukee at California, 11 p.m. Detroit at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Baltimore at Chicago, 2:15 p.m.

Texas at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Jack Reif Has Two Under Par Jack Reif shot a two under par 70 at Nakoma Monday to lead the local golf scores. Leaders: Sun Prairie (72)-Tom Chase 73; Mike Knodt 75; Mike Pawelski 77; Howle Knodt 79. Monona (33) -Brian Derlein, Bob Hassett 34; Paul Anderson 36; Craig Pietch, Ward Williams 37; Jeff Nelson 38; Larry Larson, Bruce Mueller 39.

(72) -Jack Reif 70; Moon Mosinaro, Turner Harshaw, Charles Fuhrman, 75; Mike Leahy, Jim Mackesey, R. L. Johnson, 77; Peter Mueller 78; Casey Meagher Blackhawk Bruns 73; Doug Hills (72) -Bob Leu 79. Point, 4-2 LIVINGSTON Theee runs in the seventh gave Mineral Point a 4-2 win over Iowa Grant in the Southern Eight Summer Conference baseball action here Monday. Each team got six hits but IG had the game's three errors.

Score by innings: Mineral Point .010 000 3 4 6 0 Iowa Grant .001 010 0-2 6 3 Bennett and Dalle; Davis, Place (4), and Edge. Leading Hitters-Dalle (MP) 2x3; Nast (MP) 2x4; Davis (IG) 2x4. 3B- Dalle (MP). 28-Davis (IG). SO-Bennett 6, Davis 1, Place 5.

BB--Bennett 7, Davis 2, Place 2. Hits -Davis 2 in Place 4 in 4. Tennis Scores BOYS (15) SINGLES Mike Moffatt defeated Doug Ehmann, 8-6, 7-5; American BALTIMORE. DETROIT ab Butard MAuliffe Oates Kaline Powell GErOWR Rettenmd Freehan Crowley Cain ID Blair Northrup Grich 85 Total 48 15 21 15 Total Baltimore Detroit -Cash, Freehan. Kaline, DP more LOB Baltimore Detroit Freehan, Grich, Oates HR Oates (2), G.orewn Grich (51.

J. Powell (6), SO Palmer Scherman Perrancski I Nickro Zachary 113 J. 1-2187. OAKLAND ab bi fuel Campnris Jackson 0 Banda 38 Epstein 10 lOgom Megan 11 Voss Duncan Cullen Cepada Hunter Palmer Hunter Total 21988. CALIFORNIA Alomar 20 Cardenas 88 Pinson KOSCO Spencer ID McMullen 39 Stephen Berry NOSE Fisher Motion ph California California 3.

28 36 KOsCO. -Campaneris, Hendrick, Rudi, R. Jackson. Hunter (W.0.4) R. May (L.36) ROSE Fisher MINNESOTA BOSTON fever Harper bi Miller Beniquet Killebrew Darwin R5mith Soderhim Petrocelli Brye Burda 15 Bergman Griffin Blyleven Tiant Granger Strickind Total 35 2 0 2.

Total Minnesota Beston -Minnesota LOB Boston R. Smith, Tovar, Fisk. HR. Fisk (9). Darwin (9), 88 so Blyleven (L.8-10) Granger Strickland Tiant TEXAS KANSAS CITY ab bi ab bl Harrah Patek Diones Keouph Mincher 1b Pinieila Ford Hoviey or Bittner Schebium Howard Mayberry 15 Madder Rojas 75 Lovitto JMay King Floyd Kubiak 20 Drago p.

Paul Tavior ph ph 1000 Hedlund Panther 00 Otis ph Shellenbk Fitzmrris 'Total 33 Total Texas Kansas City E-Drago, J.May. DP -K ansas City LOB- Texas Kansas City 13. 28- cher. 58-D. Jones, Harrah.

RER BB SO Paul Panther 23 Shellenback Drago (L.6-7) Hediund Save -Shellenback (1). MBP-by Fitzmorris Drago (Ford). A Dodgeville in Talent Win, 6-2 DODGEVILLE Dodgeville trimmed Arena, 6-2, here Monday night in Western Section Home Talent League action as Ted Evans limited the losers to five hits. Gordon Kramer had a triple and a single and scored three times for Dodgeville. Box score: ARENA DODGEVILLE abr ab eh Sauer ri s5 5 0 0 0 Kramer ss 2 Maler 3 0 JkStephns 2b 010 Harrington 2b 4 0 1 Donahue 1b 301 3b 3 0 0 JHeibel If 311 Bryant Wachter 1 2 0 CHelbel 3b 301 Steiner 1b 3 0 0 DStephens pr 010 Aeschalmn 1b 1 0 0 Schwantes 4 0 2 Lucey cf 4 0 1 Rupert cf Olson 1 0 JoStehpns ph Brown 4 0 2 RBilkey BBilkey ph 1 0 0 Totals 32 2 5 Totals 27 6 Arena .010 100 000-2 Dodgeville .200 020 11x-6 -Arena 3, Dodgeville 2.

38-Kramer. 2B-Olson. 7 ER BB so Brown Evans 00 0 3. 10 00 The Briggs Plumbing bowling team of Stoughton is shown being presented the John Bossart Memorial Trophy by Dick Goldberg (far right), co-owner of the Dream lanes and president of the Madison Area Bowling Proprietors Assn. Also on hand were three members of the of the American trophy which Bowling" of Stargell Donald Severson (501) Legion, sponsor of honors the former Madison.

The award, to made annually to the MABPA's top men's lineup, was earned by the Briggs team for winning the 1972 Champion of Champions tournament. The Briggs bowlers Include Dan Herbeck, Bill Briggs, Dale Kjernes, Ron Skau and John Fahey. Representing the Post Donald Severson the commander: Ron "Mr. and Dick Kingston, he Fred Milverstedt Post are Carl Block, Orvis, athletic director, public relations director. (Continued from Page 1, Sports: nor does he care a hoot for those whom he accuses of becoming to expect a free ride from the public doles.

And he's not afraid to tell you so. Bill Bandy, hated or revered, is his own man. Outspoken, bold, firm in his self-styled convictions, he is among the last fading symbols of an America rooted in the Horatio Alger myth. His controversial and stimulating presence in Madison will be remembered. if for no other reason than he played an integral part in the city during a decade of change and social confusion.

But don't be surprised if day. He claims to be a man completely. "I don't burn bridges;" hippies." Orioles (Continued from Page 1, lies in the seventh and ninth by retiring hot-hitting John Mayberry for the third out both times. The Rangers scored off Dick Drago in the second when the pitcher committed a throwing error on Mike Paul's squeeze bunt and Don Mincher doubled a home run in the seventh. In the last of the seventh, the Royals put together three singles for their run before Shellenback fanned Mayberry with runners on first second.

Kansas City posed the same threat in the ninth on two-out singles by Lou Piniella and Richie Scheinblum but this time Mayberry flied out. Bribe Bid (Continued from Page 1, Sports) using Adidas of the offer, which he said was typewritten by Puma officials, then notarized with White's signature. It was presented to U.S. Olympic chairman Bob Giegangack. Giegengack said the case was under study.

White's letter, as shown here Monday and also quoted by the Times, said: Julie Stahl is Double Winner CHICAGO Double winner Julie Stahl led Madison A Aquatic Club swimmers at the 13th annual Portage Park Invitational Swim meet last weekend, winning the 11-12 girls' 50 M. free in 31.3 and the 100 M. free in 1:06.7. Laura Grissinger won the 13-14 girls 100 backstroke in 1:16.6 and Jay Pinkert was first in the 10-under boys' 50 M. breast with a 43.9.

Madison placers: 10-under boys: 50-meter breaststrokeJay Pinkert, first. 11-12 girls: 50-meter freestyle- Julie Stahl, first; 100-meter freestyle-Stahl, first; 50-meter butterfly- Patty Christhird; 200-meter individual medleytiansen, third; 200-meter freest Stahl, third. 13-14 girls: 100-meter Bobbi Reif, second; 100-meter butterfly -Molly Baer, third; 200-meter freestyle-Reif, third; 200-meter individual medleyBaer, third; 100-meter backstroke--Laura Crissinger, first, Laurie 400-meter freestyle-Reif, second. Homer Hitters (By The Associated Press) National League Kingman (2) 20, Giants; Stargell 15, Pirates; Wise 1, Cardi-9 nals; Evans 10, Aaron 17, Braves; May 15, Astros. American League Northrup 3, G.

Brown 5, Tigers; Grich 5, Powell 6, Oates 2, Orioles; Darwin 9, Twins; Fisk 9, Red Sox. The New York Turf Writers Association will hold its annual dinner at the Hall of Springs of the Performing Arts complex in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Sunday night, Aug. 13. Cardarella Hurls Bee's No-Hit Win Haller Zachary the Cardinals took the lead an inning later when Luis doubled, Joe Torre singled and Ted Simmons delivered both runs with a double. The victory was the 14th in the last 15 starts for the Cardinais, now virtually tied with Chicago for third plact in the East division.

Cincinnati remained atop the West as Atlanta knocked off Houston. Hank Aaron's 656th cateer homer a three-run shot -highlighted a five-run Braves' burst in the seventh inning. The homer was Aaron's 17th this season and of Babe Ruth's alltime record." "I really don't think about it," said Aaron. "I've got a job to do and I just do it. Some people might look at what I'm hitting now, something like .240, and think that for a guy with a career average of over .300, I'm just trying to hit home runs now.

"Well, maybe that's so. But maybe it's because I'm constantly reminded of it. Maybe it's because it's such a prodigious record. It's been sitting there for SO long, maybe it should be broken. I'm healthy and it won't be an easy task, but I think I can do it." Philadelphia enjoyed a strange victory over San Francisco, bunching all five of its hits for four runs before a batter was retired.

Steve Carlton rode the early cushion to his 10th victory, allowing just six hits, two of them solo homers by Dave Kingman. "I'll settle for that said Manager Frank Lucchesi. "Spot me four runs every game and I'll be glad to go hitless and take my chances." Doubles by Larry Bowa, Willie Montanez and Joe Lis keyed the first inning Phillie explosion against starter Don Carrithers. But relievers Frank Reberger, Don McMahon and Randy Moffitt didn't allow another hit after that. That was all right because the Phillies didn't need another one after that.

Boris Spassky, left, from Russia, and present world chess champion, strides toward Municipal Stadium in Reykjavik, Iceland, Monday, on his way to watch a soccer match between Denmark and Iceland. Spassky was awaiting the arrival of American Bobby Fischer to begin the World Chess Championships scheduled to start last Sunday. The match is scheduled to begin at noon today. (AP Wirephoto) John Cardarella pitched a nohitter and struck out five without issuing a walk Monday night as Bee's blanked Deerfield Butter in the Cherokee League for Bee's 12th win of the year to highlight Madison softball. Bannister Takes Lead InDecathlon EUGENE, Ore, Jeff Bannister wished his competition well, laughed about the heat and said he was lucky in the first day of the U.S.

Olympic decathion trials. The 6-foot-3, 200-pound gradu-381 ate of New Hampshire had lifetime bests in the high jump and long jump in the 95-degree heat Monday as he scored 4.263 points for the early lead in the two-day event which ends this evening. "I was lucky I got those personal bests," said the 26-yerar-, old Bannister, now of Los Angeles, "but it's nice to see all those guys doing so well. I've known 'em for years and it's almost like a little club because you know everybody so well." Bannister's 6-6 high jump and long jump, plus a fine 47.7 time for 400 meters, helped him take the lead over tiny Jeff Bennett of the Army and Fred Samara of Penn. Bennett, only 5-7, ran the final event, 1 the 400, in 46.6 for 963 points.

That moved him from fifth to second with 4,204, just 70 points ahead of Samara, a junjor at Penn who failed to finish the NCAA decathlon because of a pulled thigh muscle. Former national titlist Russ Hodge had 4,119. Paul Revere To Gimondo DAYTONA BEACH. Fla 4P Vince Gem on do of Orlando, breezed to victory in the Paul Revere 250-mile race early today when all the Grand American circuit regulars bowed to mechanical failure. Gimondo, 40, started his Camero in 17th place as a late qualifier but worked up to second place after 12 laps around the 3.81-mile road course at way.

He dueled another veteran driver, 45-year-old H. B. Baily of Houston, through most of the race until Bailey's Firebird locked up going into the first infield turn after 228 miles and left Gimondo more than a full lap in front of the defending champion Buck Baker of Charlotte. Baker went out with mechanical failure four laps from the finish and Tom Nehl of Jacksonville, was second in a Camero. Baker was credited with third place and Jimmy Cappps of Jacksonville came in fourth in a Camero.

Labor Temple Laces Breesers The Labor Temple beat the Breesers, 13-2 behind a one hit effort by Randy Wild, who fanned 14 Monday night in the Atlantic A League. Iowa National tipped Home Savings, 6-5, in the Major-Pacific League with a run in the seventh inning while Liddicoat-Boylan won a 9-8 cliffhanger from Lums in the Major-Pacific. Norm's Mobile Homes blanked Sanna, 5-0, on a three hitter by Don Pogue while Advance Heating stopped First Federal, 5-4 and United Bank rallied for a 9-8 win over Ice Cream Shops. PACIFIC Advanced Heating 010 004--5 7 2 First Federal 010 210-4 2 Buckley Hirsch; Boyle, Olson Salg. HR: Richter (1st Fed.) 3b: Bosold (1st Home Savings 001 022 1-6 5 Iowa National 012 200 United Bank Trust 140 121-9 00 Ice Cream Shops 000 530-8 0 DiPizza, Yanke Williams; Lybeck, Klipp Douglas.

3b: Pressentin (IC). 2b: Stephenson (IC), Richgels (UB). Sanna 000 000 0-0 Norm's 030 200 03 NO Gray Fueger; Pogue Mentzer. Lums 114 02-8 Liddicaot-Boylan 162 0x-9 6 0 G. Tiedt, Knipfer Gilbert; Coyle, Runkel Gleason.

HR: Remmick (N) 3b: L. Johnson (L), S. Tiedt (L-B), Coyle (LB). ATLANTIC A Labor Temple 13, Bressers 2 (score sheet unreadable). Fight Results (By The Associated Press) CHICAGO Zovek Barajas, Mexico City, knocked out Lyle Randolph, Akron, Ohio, 4, junior lightweights.

Auto or Cycle Insurance Too High? call 255-4585 for telephone quotes Mike Rounds homered during Steinhofer's 10-2 win over Green Lantern. Two one-run decisions were posted in the National as Ohio Airco nipped Oak Park, 4-3, and Steinhofer edged Amble Inn. 3- 2. Jay Eck was 3 4 an drove in four teammates as Tompions beat Paul Power Center, 5-3. Scores; NATIONAL Oak Ohio Shelby Park Airce a Strangetahien, ddI Schultz.

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Telca 13. CUNA CHEROKEE Steinhoter Construction No. 2. 10, Green Lantern 2. Bee's Tavern Deerfield Butter 6.

BADGER Hill Electric S. Barnaby's 2. Farmers insurance Group 12, Badger Tavern 1 Echo Tavern 4. Hassett Flooring S. WOMEN'S LEAGUE West Side Warriors 16.

Combers 15. Bean Town Babes Boogies Bags 14 NION SCHOOL Doty 51. Dinks 7. St. James Flagstad's 15, Horseshoe 10.

A's 11, Capone's 8. Cubs Ovrations 16. First Federal 22. Tony Frank Corner Liquor Mart Hamm's S. Ampe Trenching 14, Master Batters, 6.

1, Sporte) he shows up here again some who never severes ties Bandy philosophizes, "just Graham in Cleveland Playoff Win CLEVELAND (P David Graham stood on the tee at the Tanglewood Country Club and suddenly realized he hadn't gotten his wife Maurreen, a birthday present. So he won the $30,000 first prize in the $150,000 Cleveland Open Golf Championship as a present for her. The 26-year-old Australian from Sydney talked about it Monday after he sunk an eightfoot putt for a birdie op the second hole of a sudden death playoff to beat Bruce Devlin, his close friend and fellow Aussie. They had tied at 278 for the regulation 72 holes. "You stand there on the tee." Graham said "and you realize you haven't gotten her a present and you remember that two years ago at St.

Andrews she reminded you at 9 p.m. that it was her birthday." Everything broke right for Graham. a rookie on the pro golf tour. Devlin could have won on the last hole of regulation, but he missed an eight-foot putt. Larry Hinson, the co-leader with Lanny Wadkins at 206 starting the final round, took a 73 and finished third at 279.

Wadkins posted a 74 to finish in a tie at 280 for fourth place with Miller Barber who closed with a 69. Devlin won $17,100, Hinson $10,650, Wadkkins and Barber each $6,600 Top Ten (Based on 165 at Bats) NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club AB Pct. Cedeno Htn 66 260 50 89 .342 Sanguillen Pgh 250 30 83 Mota LA 167 26 Brock Oliver StL 305 37 .321 Pgh 273 .319 M. Alou StL 245 29 .314 Garr Atl 276 86 ..312 Lee SD 60 222 .311 B. Williams Chi 68 274 85 .310 Torre StL 69 263 81 .308 Home Runs Bench, Cincinnati, 21; Kingman, San Williams, Francisco, 20; Chicago, H.

Aaron, 15 Atlanta, 17; B. Stargell, burgh, 15; L. May, Houston, 15; Colbert, San Diego, 15. Runs Batted In Bench, Cincinnati, 61; Kingman, San Francisco, 53; Stargell, Pittsburgh, 51; A. Oliver, Pittsburgh, 50; T.

Perez, Cincinnati, 48; Watson, Houston, 48. Pitching (7 Decisions) Nolan, Cincinnati, 11-2, Blass, Pittsburgh, 9-2, J. Ray, Houston, 7-2, Briles, Pittsburgh, 6-2, Seaver, New York, 10-4, Marshall, Montreal, 5-2, Grimsley, Cincinnati, 5-2, 2 Tied With .700. (Based on 165 at Bats) AMERICAN LEAGUE Player Club AB Pct. Scheinblum KC 54 175 25 .337 Rudi Oak 264 83 .314 C.

Pineilla May Chi 67 241 75 .311 KC 258 .310 Otis KC 245 .302 Epstein Oak 219 .297 Mayberry KC 67 216 .296 Rojas KC 237 .295 D. Allen Chi 69 242 .293 Fisk Bsn 51 172 .291 Home Runs R. Jackson, Oakland, 15; Cash, Detroit, 14; D. Allen, Chicago, 14; Epstein, Oakland, 13; Killebrew, Minnesota, 11. Runs Batted In D.

Allen, Chicago, 53; C. May, Chicago, 44; Mayberry, Kansas City, 44; R. Jackson, Oakland, 41; R. Oliver, California, 40; Epstein, Oakland, 40. Pitching (7 Decisions) Kaat, Minnesota, 10-2, Palmer, Bradley, Chicago, 10-4, Lee, Baltimore, 11-4, Lolich, Detroit, 13-5, Boston, 5-2, Fingers, Oakland, 5-2, Hamilton, Oakland, 5-2, Odom, Oakland, 5-2, .714.

A record $821,960 was wagered on the 1972 Preakness Stakes won by Bee Bee Bee. Suspended for Season, Fined for Hitting Ump OPELIKA, Ala, Savannah Braves pitcher Pablo Torrealbo has been suspended from Southern League play for the rest of the baseball season after striking an umpire with a bat. The incident occurred two weeks ago in Knoxville when umpire Fred Spenn called Torrealbo out on strikes. Torrealbo chased the umpire with the bat and hit him across the back, breaking the bat in the process. "He's anti-Latins," the pitcher said in at the time.

"He called me bad names. After an investigation of the incident, Souther League Pres. Billy Hitchcock announced Sunday that Torreblo has been suspended and fined $250. Spenn has been reprimanded and fined $50 for his use of abusive language." Braves Manager Clint Courtney has been reprimanded by the league "for his conduct and actions and failure to restrain player Torrealbo," Hitchcock said in a statement. Cubs' Beckert Injures Ribs PITTSBURGH (P Glenn Beckert, second baseman of the Chicago Cubs, suffered a rib injury in a three-way collision in the fifth inning of Monday night's National League baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Beckert, center fielder Rick Monday and right fielder Jose Cardenal collided chasing Manny Sanguillen's fly ball, which fell for a triple. All three were knocked to the ground but Monday and Cardenal remained in the game. Beckert was taken to a hospital for rays. Benton, 11-8 PATCH GROVE Benton beat West Grant, 11-8, here Monday night in a Blackhawk League summer game. Tim Mergen homered for West Grant.

Score by innings: Benton .051 050 0-11 13 2 West Grant 301 031 0-8 61 Hartzell, Bennett (6), and Joe Thompson; Wood, Caya (5), and Moravitz. Leading hitters--Jerry Thompson, 3x4; Joe Thompson, 2x3; Hartzell, 2x4; McCauley, 2x3; Moravitz, 2x4. HR-T. Mergen, WG. 3B-McCauley, Jerry Thompson.

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