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16 THE HERALD-NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 23, TOGO Cash Grand Slam i Makes Swift Happy Sivobodas 1 Doing Okay His Two-Run Homci Helps Blank: Dodgers, 3-0, for 7th Straight j- A s. A Major-Minor Grid Agreement Aug! Lio'i Cracker Barrel a -A Stf LI By MURRAY CHASJ Associated Pres Sport Writer Tbe New York Met have quit messing around with Ron Swob-oda, and now he's messing around with everyone else. The Mela young left fielder continued hi personal on slaught Friday night while the Met continued their extraordi nary winning way, defeating the Lot Angrfci Dodger 3 0 for their record eventh straight victory, Swoboda, who complained last month that the Met were restricting hi effectiveness by playing him irregularly, Bit two-run homer that aealcd the Meta latest victory. In New Yorks two previous games, both with San Francisco, Swoboda hit a 10th-inning homer that gave the Meta a 8-2 victory and rapped three hits and drove In three runs in their 14-3 triumph. The 22-year-old slugger has The Minnerot Viking of th National Football League aren't the first and certainly wont be the lost to affiliate themselves with a minor league football team.

The eompctl tlon for player I to great today that it compel major league team to hide one, two or even more promising player with a minor league team they can call their own. The Vikings signed a five-year contract with the Dei Maine -Warrior of the Professional Football League of America Thursday. They will upply the Warrior with player, and on the other hand, Minnesota will have first choice on any Des Moines player who look good enough to come up to the majors. There have been a number of major-minor league tie-up In the past The Giant had a working agreement with the Jersey City Giant. The Philadelphia Eagles dealt directly with the Paterson Panther.

Jersey City and Paterson were then members of the defunct American Football League. In recent years the N. Y. Jet of the American Football League have dealt with the same-name bearing Jet of Jersey City, a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference. And about a month ago the the N.

Y. Giant announced a working agree ment with the Scranton Miners of the ACC. By RON RA IX) PORT A oc lilted Prn Sport Writer Though he must now concern himself with problem of greater moment than th winning or losing of baseball games. Bob Swift ll reveling In Norm Cash heroic along with all lh other Detroit Tiger. Castil grand slam home run Friday night tent the Tiger to 16-5 victory over Cleveland and broke lx-game losing streak, And it gave Swift, back In Detroit hospital, the first good new he'd had that day.

Has Malignant Turned Swift, who became acting manager when Charlie Dressen was felled by heart attack earlier in the season, was told Friday he had malignant lung tumor. But when the team physician, Dr. Russell Wright, came to visit Swift In the hospital tie found tho former Tiger catcher as concerned with tho team as himself. He said he'd Uke to see them doing better, Wright laid. As far a Cash was concerned, It was no sooner said than done.

The big first baseman stepped up in the sixth with Tigers on every base end drove a pitch by Gary Bell into tho upper right-icld stands, ending Bell's work for the day. Later Cash had two chances enter the record books, but had to settle for another two runs batted In. In the seventh and ninth innings Cash came up with the bases jammed, but the ilrst time he was walked and the second time hit a sacrifice fly. Other Results 19 in ANGELS GROUNDED FLIGHT Jose Cardcnal, Los Angeles Angel outfielder, has his wings clipped in attempt to score from third base In first Inning Friday night against New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Jake Gibbs, Yankee catcher, pounces on Cardcnal to make the tag.

Cardcnal tried to score after teammate Norm Siebem filed out to rlghtflelder Joe Pepitone whose throw home cut Jose down. Yank lost, however, by 8-4 snapping tixgaroe win streak. (AP Wire photo) Biggest Day Ever Comes Monday for Casey, Ted COOPERSTOWN. N.Y. (AP)-Ted Williams, seldom hitless in major league seasons, and Casey Stengel, never speechless more than five decades as a player and manager, formally enter baseballs Hall of Fame Monday.

The pair baseballs most colorful personalities will increase the number of members in the Hall to 104. Baseball Commissioner William D. Eckert will preside over the morning ceremonies at Cooper Park in the rear of the Na tional Baseball Hall of and Museum. Stengel, 75, was elected in March when the veterans committee waived the normal five-year waiting period after a mans retirement and took special ballot. Fame Giants with Scranton How doe a major-minor league arrangement work? When the Giant this will come about in a month-cut their squad to the required 40 player maximum, the New Yorkers will hang on to an additional number of players by putting them on their "taxi squad.

Contrary to what a local minor league publicist thought a couple of years ago, the taxi squad doesn't mean that these players will be driving hacks for fares. The term originated In Cleveland back In the late 40 when the Cleveland Brown were members of the defunct All-America Conference. The owner of the Browns was Art McBride, taxi cab magnate. He had a fleet of Yellow Cabs and each hack carried a schedule of the Browns games. The Browns had players over and above the maximum that they wanted to keep dose to home.

So McBride put them on the taxi companya payroll. The players didn't drive the cabs, but were paid from the company's receipts. The taxi squad In reality consists of players for whom the Giants, in this case, have a high regard, but who lack the necessary experience to be included on the active player squad. However, there are instances when a player on the active squad, either because he's not playing the brand of ball expected of him or because hes Injured, will be placed on the taxi squad. In the past the Giants have had outstanding players like Homer Jones and Jerry Hfllebrand on the taxi squad.

One time they even had Jackie Kemp, Buffalo Bill quarterback, on it. Bob Swift Out for the Season With Malignant Lung Tumor In other American League games, Baltimore beat Chicago Kansas City knocked off Washington 7-2, Boston edgec Minnesota In 11 Innings 8-3 and California took New York 8-4. Coach Frank Skaff will run the Tigers until either Dressen or Swift is able to return. Swifts condition is described as one that should be responsive to treatment. Jim Palmer threw a six-hitter as the Orioles maintained their bulge over the rest of the league.

It was his 11th victory of the season. Brooks Robinson hit hi 19th homer. Jim Gosger and Danny Cater lomered for Kansas City as Washington lost Its fifth game a row. The Athletics had lone eight games without a iomer. George Thomas singled in a run with two out in the 11th to give Boston its victory.

Don Demeter led off the inning with a single, went to second on a sacrifice and scored on Thomas smash between first and second. Tom Satriano hit a two-run riple in the ninth to push California into third place. Satri-anos blast came off reliever Jim Bouton after Rick Reic-hardt had tripled and Bob Rodgers was intentionally walked. Player, Management Decide DETROIT (AP) Even news that he has lung cancer couldn't take Bob Swifts mind off the plight of the baseball team he las served as player, coach and acting manager. Swift, 51-year-old third base coach who became acting manager of the Detroit Tigers when Charlie Dressen suffered a mart attack, was told Friday he has a malignant lung tumor.

He heard the news in Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, where te was admitted July 14, suffering from food poisoning. Subsequent examinations disclosed the cancer. Team Doctor Visits Him One of his visitors Friday was Dr. Russell Wright, Tigers team physician, who said Swift-divided their conversation between he disease and Detroits performance on the field. Detroit had lost six straight gfnes, and Swift "said hed like to see them doing better, the doctor said.

Swifts illness prior to a night game in Cleveland, broke a six-game losing streak, winning 10-5. First base coactj Frank Skalf, who took over when Swift was hospitalized, was at the helm. Skaff will continue in charge of the team until either Dressen, who was stricken May 16, or Swift return, said James A. Campbell, Tigers general manager. Wright described Swift as pretty stable and pretty much at ease when he discussed the malignancy.

Wife Made Recovery His wife (Edith) had a malignancy in 195L She made a good recovery from it, Wright said, "and thats given him a lot of oompn. Its added much to been playing svery day recently, which Vi: at he felt hi ihould hvs been doing ths sn-tire lemon, "Theyvs been 1 earing around with me, Swoboda complained shout li week I ago. "They messed around with me at the end of Uat season, and theyvs been doing it again. If you nave to sit around snd not play for thres days, you might as well quit. "its the young guys who art going to make this ball But how's a young player supposed to hare when hes in and; out.

1'vs only batted against a-couple of righUei. You cant learn that way. If I have to be platooned, I'll look for some-) thing else to do. i The Giants and Dodgers, wouldnt mind that at all While the Mets remained one half game out of eighth and, moved to within one game of, seventh, the Giants climbed to within two percentage points of first place In the National' League by defeating Philadelphia, 4-1 behind Gaylord who pitched a twokdtter and struck out 15. Elsewhere In the NL' Houston, defeated Pittsburgh 5-2, Cindn-; nati whipped Atlanta 8-2 and SI -Louis knocked off Chicago M.

I Friend nurfa 8-Hitter Swoboda' homer, off Claude. Osteen, came In the eighth In-. ning. The Meta also scored In the third on Ron Hunts Bob Friend blanked the Dodgers on eight tilts. Perry held the Phillies hitless -for seven innings, but Cay Dal-; rymple led off the eighth with -line single to right field.

Perry 1 struck out Rich Allen four times and Bill White three. Willie Me-. Covey drove In three San Francisco runs with a homer and double. Houstons Larry Dlerker gave, up home runs to Bob Bailey and Willie Stargeil, but the Astros, already bad built a 4-0 lead in the first Inning. Baileya by Rusty Staub, Lee Maye and Bob Aspromonte and Ron Brands single' accounted for the unearned runs.

Cincinnati exploded for six. runs in the sixth Inning, three-on Leo Cardenas double and. two on Pete Roses homer. That-wiped out Atlantas 2-1 Frank Bolling scored both of the Braves runs, the first on a first-; inning homer. Iloeroer Homers Joe Hoemers three-run homer climaxed a four-run, eighthinning rally that carried Sl-Louis past Chicago.

The blast, by the relief pitcher helped the Cardinals get over the .500 mark for the first time this season. Dick Ellsworth suffered his 15th setback against four victories. NEW YORK LOS ANQSLEI cb ob bl Hunt 2b 4 0 2 1 BorMert rf 4 0 2 0 Bressoud 3b 2 1 1 0 Wills SS 4 0 2 0 Clones cf 3 0 0 0 WDavIs cf 4 0 10 Swoboda If 4 13 2 Roscboro 4 0 2 0 Elliot rf 4 0 0 0 LJohnson If 4 0 0 0 Murphy cf 0 0 0 0 Fairly 1b 4 0 10 Grot 4 0 0 0 Kennedy 3b 3 0 0 0 McMIlIn ss 4 0 0 0 Davis ph 1 0 0 0. Kranpool 1b 4 13 0 NOIIver 2b 2 0 0 0 Friend 2 0 0 0 Gilliam 3b 10 0 0 COsteen 2 0 0 0 Covington ph 1 0 0 0 Perrnoskl 0 0 0 0 Total 31 37 3 Total 34 0 1 0 Now York 00 1 0 00 0 3 0-3 Las Angeles OOOOOtttt-t E-N Oliver. DP-New York 1.

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IP RERBBSO Friend (W.3-11 9 I 0 0 3 C.Osteen (L, 12-1) I 7 3 3 2 0 Perranoskl ..1 0 0 0 0 0 2:24. A 43,721 Campbell Is Race Victor BEACH HAVEN, N. J. (AP)-Cliff Campbell, a 35-year-old home-builder from Beachwood won the Penguin International Sailing Championship Friday by one-tenth of a point with his wife, Ann, as his crew. Friday was the last day of the three-day, five-race international championship in which 43 of the two-man, 1114-foot sailing dinghies participated.

Campbell scored 199 points, and came in second, in the Wednesday race, took two sixth places on Thursday, and took a twelfth place on Friday morning and a first in the afternoon. Bob McNair orIIigganumj who lost the championship to Campbell by a tenth of a point, with a total of 198.9 points, won the morning race easily, taking the lead in points going Into the afternoon race. But Campbell took the lead at the second mark in the afternoon race and followed it up to clinch the regatta. Skip Moorehouse of Colllngs-wood, N.J., finished third with 196.3 points. Runyon Colie of Philadelphia, a 7-time winner of the regatta, was fourth with 189.

his encouragement and thinking. Wright said Swift probably will undergo X-ray or cobalt treatments within a few weeks. He will be out for an undetermined time. Swift, a plain-spoken man who is respected highly by players and Tigers officials, has spent almost all his working years since 1943 with Detroit or its farm clubs. A 13-year veteran of the major leagues 10 years as a Tiger catcher Swift managed the Tigers from May 16 when Dressen suffered his second heart attack, until July 14.

In March 1965, when Dressen suffered his first heart attack, Swift was named interim manager by Campbell. Campbell said then "there has never been any doubt in my mind abput who would take over the team if we suddenly were plunged into a situation like this one. Swift continued as acting manager through May 30, 1965, when Dressen returned. Swift caught three games in the 1945 World Series, which the Tigers won by defeating the Chicago Cubs. Williams, 47, who feuded with several writers during his playing days, was elected last January in the first year he was eligible.

The former Boston Red Sox star received an overwhelming 93.3 per cent of the votes of the 10-year veterans of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Hit .406 In 1941 One of baseballs great all-time sluggers, Williams was the only player In the last 25 years to hit .406 In 194L He finished his career In 1960 with 521 home runs and a lifetime average Of .344. -Williams, whor- lost- several seasons while serving two hitch es as a Marine Corps flier in World War and the Korean War, led the American League in homers, average and runs batted in tn 1942 and 1947, captured four other batting titles, and was the leagues most valuable player in 1949. Stengel retired last Aug. 30 as manager of the New York Mets, He played for Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and the New York Giants and managed several major and minor league teams.

But It was as manager of the New York Yankees that he gained much of his fame, guiding them to 10 pennants and seven world championships in 12 years from 1949 through 1960. 10,000 Will See Game After Stengel and Williams are inducted, a crowd of about 10,000 will move to Doubleday Field to see the annual Hall of Fame exhibition contest involving the Minnesota Twins and the St. Louis Cardinals. Before that game, Ken Fila of Omaha, will receive the Player of the Year award for 1965 in the American Legion Junior baseball program. Ford Frck, retired commissioner and chairman of the board of the Hall of Fame, will present a trophy to Dan Topping acting general manager of the New York Yankees, whose club won last years exhibition game.

Charley Dreyden, former sports writer from Chicago, will receive the J.G. Taylor -Spink Award, to be accepted by Hal Lebovitz, sports editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer and the national president of the baseball writers. The players on the taxi squad work out with the active squad, but are ineligible to play the regular schedule games. Now with the Scranton setup, the Giants will designate which of the taxi squad players will play with the Miners on Saturday. Hie players will practice with the Giants on Tuesday and Wednesdays and with the Miners on Thursday.

The Giants will pay for the players who will play with Scranton Miners. How much? The Giants and the players will decide this. However, if the Giants are interested in a player who is the property of Scranton, they will have first choice on him. The player will try out with the Giants, and If he makes the grade the Giants will pay Scranton between 14.000 and $5,000 for him. Hell be brought up immediately.

Before coming to terms with the Miners, the Giants tried to arrange a working agreement with coach Andy Robustellis Brooklyn Dodgers of the Continental League. It didnt materialize because the Continental League has a rule which forbids the Doggers, or any team in its league, to give up any of its players before the seasons end. Portugal Booters 5-2 To Capture World Cup Vlajor League leaders Astros Beat Bucs HOUSTON Veteran Joe Nuxhall May Not Play in 1967 Cincy Southpaw Beats Atlanta; Ohio Native Will Be 39 Next Friday LONDON (AP) Portugal, with its fabulous Black Panther at the top of his game, is a 5-2 avorite to win the World Soccer Cup relinquished by Brazil. The Portuguese met North Korea, a 100-1 long shot, in one of todays four quarter-final matches. In the others, ngland met Argentina, West Germany faced Uruguay and Russia played Hungary.

England Second Choice England Is the second choice to win the tournament at odds of 7-2. Then come Hungary 4-1, West Germany 9-2, Argentina 8-1, Russia 9-1, Uruguay 20-1, and North Korea, Portugal defeated Brazil and Hungary in group play largely on the performances of Eusebio, the Black Panther of Portuguese soccer. The Panther has replaced Pele, the Brazilian hero, as the leading International player. Pele hobbled through the match against Portugal with a heavily bandaged leg, North Korea was not Expected to extend the Portuguese although the team from the Orient turned in a stunning upset by knocking a strong Italian team out of the tournament. Russia pitted its tight defense against Hungarys strong offense.

The Hungarians won the 1964 Olympic crown in Tokyo. National League G. AB R. H. Pci 83 314 46 107 .341 84 303 53 103.

.340 89 369 59122 .331 74 252 38 83 .329 68 251 34 80 .319 85 264 34 83 .314 96 416 63 130 .313 87 289 47 89 .308 75 274 61 84 .307 74 284 33 86 .303 PITTSBURGH ab ab bl MAlou cf 4 0 0 0 Wynn cf 5 0 0 0 Bal lay '3b 4 111 SJackson II 4110 Clamant rf 4 0 3 0 Staub rf 3 12 1 Stargeil 4 111 Batamon 4 0 10 Pagan ss 4 0 0 0 Maya If 3 111 Clndanon 1b 4 0 2 0 Nlcnolson rf 1 0 0 0 Paglaronl 4 0 2 0 Asprmnta 3b 3 1 1 1 Mazroskl 2b 3 0 0 0 Brand 2b 4111 Blass 0 0 0 0 Harrison 1b 2 0 .1 1 Cardwell 2 0 0 0 Dlerkef 4 010 Lynch ph 10 0 0 ODell 0000 Total 34 2 1 2 Total 33 5 3 Pittsburgh 001 100 000-3 Houston 400 001 0 0 5 Bailey, Blass. DP Houston 1 LOB Pittsburgh 5, Houston I. 2 Staub, Maye, Aspromonte, Harrison, HR Bailey (4), Stargeil (23). Staub. IP RERBBSO Blass 2-3 4 4 0 0 1 Cardwell 51-3 3 1 1 2 1 O'Dell 2 2 0 0 1 1 Dlerker 9 0 2 2 0 7 2:17.

A 20,942. Alou, Pitt Stargll, Pitt Clmnt, Pitt Cepeda, StL orgn, Hou Carty, Atia Alou, Atia McCvy, SF Allen, Phila Helms, Cin CINCINNATI (AP) Joe Nuxhall, who made a comeback as a pitcher while in his 30s, says he might retire from baseball after this season. This might be my last year, the Cincinnati pitcher said Fri- American League G. AB R. II.

Pet. 95 348 76 113 .325 94 364 78 276 97392 91 319 83 299 84 229 75 251 77 274 88 318 57 118 .324 56 87 .315 67 120 .306 54 97 .304 86.288 65 .284 71 .283 77 .281 89 .280 day night after helping the Reds to an 8-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves. This raised his record to 3-2. Getting Tougher Its getting a lot tougher. I am not in shape to go nine innings, and I cant do what I want to do, he added.

Nuxhall, who will be 39 next Friday, worked for 7 1-3 innings, giving lip. seven hits and two runs. Manager Dave Bristol lifted him after he gave up a hit and a walk ip the eighth. It was Nuxhalls longest stint on the mound in 15 appearances this year. A native of nearby Hamilton, Ohio, Nuxhall pitched his first game for the Reds at the age of 15 and then spent years in the minor before his, next major league appearance.

The Reds traded him in 1961, but he worked his way back up from the minors again. Nuxhall is a sports announcer in the off season. F.Rbsn, Bal Oliva, Minn Kaline, Det B.Rbsn, Bal Powll, Balt Rchrdt, Cal Berry, Chi McAulf, Det Slmn, Cleve Crdnl, Calif Johnny Mann Wins Old Bridge Race OLD BRIDGE, N.J. (UPI) -Johnny Mann of Ronkonkoma, N.Y., won the featured 25 lap American Racing Driver Club midget auto race Friday night at Old Bridge Stadium. No time was recorded for the feature because of a minor skihnish on the first lap that brought out the caution flag and stopped the clock, The incident occurred when one car brushed another and it careened off the fence.

No one was hurt. Following Mann in the order of top finishers was Ray Brown, Hawthorne, N.Y., second; Len Bob Albert, White Plains, N.Y., fourth. Giants Trip Phillies Home Runs National League: Aaron, Braves 28; Torre, Braves 24; Stargeil, Pirates 23; Alou, Braves, Allen, Phillies, Hart Mays, Giants 21. American League: F. Robinson, Orioles 27; Pepitone, Yanks Powell, Orioles 22; Kaline, Tigers 21, Killebrew, Twins 20.

Runs Batted In National League: Aaron, Baves, 73; Stargeil, Pirates 66; Torre, Braves 85; Clemente Pirates 64; Mays, Giants 61. American League: B. Robinson, Orioles 81; Powell, Orioles 74; Robinson, Orioles 67; Kaline, Tigers 58; Oliva, Twins 57 Pitching National League: Perry, Giants 14-2; Marichal, Giants 15-4; Cuellar, Astros 7-2; Koufax, Dodgers 16-5; Blass, Pirates 8-3. American League: S. Miller, Orioles 7-2; Sanford, Angels li wIcNally, Orioles 9-3; Palmer, Orioles 11-4; Barber, 10 SAN FRANCISCO ob bl Fuentes si 4 110 Haller 4 0 10 Mays cf 4 2 3 1 McCovay 1b 3 12 3 Burda 1b 10 0 0 Hart 3b 4000 JAlou If 3 0 0 0 Brown rf 3 0 10 Lanier 2b 3 0 0 0 Perry 3 0 0 0 PHILADELPHIA abrh Roa cf Calllwn rf Allen 3b White lb Gonrolet If Palrmple TToylor 2b Groat LJackton Brian ph Vtrbanlc Clemens pit Wise 3 0 11 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3010 110 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 00 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Not Running Enough I am not running enough because of being in-the bullpen now.

I have reduced my running by one half and my legs are not as strong as they could be under that program, the 235-pound itcher said, adding he thought could get back into shape if he got back into the starting rotation. He might just have a chance to do that because Bristol likes the way he works. "You couldnt ask for anything better than what Nuxhall gives, Bristol said. He has tremendous courage and is a very willing ball player. He has pitched three times this week.

Nuxhall went in, a as a reliever Sunday and Tuesday. LAST NITE 30 1 2 1 Total 32 4 I 4 Total -11 lV Vl if 4 000 000 20 1 001 0 1 OOX-4 S. Francisco S. Philadelphia Sen Froncuce LOB Philadelphia 4, San 2B Fusntes, McCovey. HR McCovey (191.

RERBBSO L. Jackson (L, M) 5 7 4 4 1 Verbanie 2 Wise 1 0000 perry (W, 14-2) 9 2 11 2 15 PB Hollar. 2:22. monies as the two diamond guests will be officially inducted in the Baseballs "Hall of (AP Wirephoto) NEW HALL OF FAMERS Plaques honoring Casey Stengel (left) and Ted' Williams (right) will be dedicated Monday morning in Cooperstown, N.Y., at annual HaU of Fame cere-v i I ll:.