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IRONWOOD DAILY I RON WOOD, MICHIGAN MONDAY, JULY 20, 1f4. Dennis Tiziani Wins Gogebic Shortstop Golf Tournament Steady Playing Brings Victory Dennis Tiniani used his power to win the Gogebic Shorts golf tournament for the i time, defeating John Greg ishpeming, former champion. 2-1 in the final match. Dennis, son of ihe locul golf professional, Caesar Tiziani. re-1 gained the title lost to his young- er brother.

Larry, last year, i Long, straight drives, Iwo over 300 yards, made the difference in the match. i I a i quickly took advantage of Gregory's wijdness on ihe first two holes to go 2-up. i a fourth holes were halved i pars, Tiziani dropped a neat bird i putt on the i hole lo make his advantage 3 up i only four holes to go. Gregory, now shooting Detroit ligers Trying Boston I Jessen Wins Golf Tourney, M. Wright's Hopes BOSTON in weekend A I efforts to dethrone GRAND BLANC (AP) Rlltll won the $10,000 Ladles Professional Golf Association Yankee Open.and spoiled hopes i ot leading money winner Mickey Wright tor a record-matching Thwarted fourth straight tournament vie.

tory Sunday. the American League-leading Mies Jessen of Bonnall, Calif. llred a 4-under-par 68 for a total Baltimore Orioles, the Detroit Tigers try seventh-place Boston for size tonight. Detroit, just notch above Boston in sixth place, salvaged score of 213, three under par, Miss Wright, after leading through Saturday's 38 holes of the 54-hole tournament at Atlas one. victory from a four game Valley Country club, placed ec- 0 i i i ond with 74 for a par 216.

Miss Jessen's victory had been shooting to maloh her own consecutive tourney victory! record. Sunday's victory meant; $1,800 for Miss Jesfien and $1,200, for Miss Wright. I Shirley Englehorn of Los An- (teles allot a 75 for a closing 220 and third place. She won $970. Displaying putting accuracy in the final round, Miss Jessen became the second lady pro this year to win more than one tournament.

She first won at Beaumont, Tex. She now is second behind Miss Wright on the money list with $10,060. aveng- Wright has won Miss Milwaukee Club Makes Mark by Leap-Frog Play By DICK COUCH John Bateman and Johnny Callison played give-and-take with the National League lead but the Milwaukee Braves made their mark playing leap-frog. Houston catcher Bateman flubbed a two-out third strike in the first game of Sunday's dou- Chance Is Patriotic in Play For Los Angeles Angels Club By A CIIASS lie 1ms made four more starts i Associated Press Sports Writer than Chance. People can say a lot of things Meanwhile, Ford and his New about Dean Chance, but one; York teammates were the vio.

i thing they have to say is of another shutout. Cleve- patriotic. land's Luis Tiant, a 23-year-old Chance 23-year-old i a right-hander, stopped the for the Los Angeles Angels, Yankees 3-0 on four hits in his paints the town red, whitewash-1 first major league game. The es the opposition and bleheader against San Francis- them feel blue. won the opener 8-2.

Not so fortunate as Chanoe and The ace right-hander pitched Tiant was Wes fitouk, a rellev- his third straight shutout a whose 12-game winning sixth of the season Sunday as streak was halted hy the Chi. the Angels stopped Minnesota cago White Sox 3-2 in 13 in- (iOLK A I Dennis Tiziani. right, receives congratulations from runner-up, Gregory, series with Baltimore. 0n npl'ron 1 4 od'TVosiTioss DaTlasj "in" the "last "ifMioTesY'MIss and moved into tilery 12, 1062. Chicago also won in "imp nntnhinThief in a playoff for the USGA sen used only 27 strokes on the Ray Hart homered for a 4-2 American League's first i i i i second game 4-3, moving In.

iiuiuuiu i W(jmcn Open ast green. She one putted eight Giants victory. sion for the first time since the to second place, one game be- UJL uniy suibii-i gfln Dieg0i a Mlss Wright holes and lilt 13 of the 18 greens The Giants also won the night- first week of the season. The.hind league-leading Baltimore. regulation.

i On the 6th, ith and ath holes, I in their grasp until Phlladel- she scored straight birdies. phia's Callison took it away uregory. nuw OILUU.V Greuorv Ishpeming after ui1 ULCI LJIUUIUUH golf, had a spectacular shot on i Ulc bogebic Shortstop over Detroit Friday, etl 1 Tournament Sunday. Ti one contest 3-0 Sa iani defeated Gregory championship round. a birdie deuce and cut Hie ad vantage back to 2-up with only three holes to play.

Both players parred the seventh. The match ended on the eighth li 1 Gregory aga i strayed with his drive, hitting the trees on the left, I 1 Tiziani was straight down the middle, just ten yards short o( the green, eventually cardi Ms par, and talcing the championship. Dennis was 1-under par for the eight holes played, having hit all greens except I short sixth in regulation fig- Tiziani defeated Dr. at Cranbrook School Strong, Ontonagon, 3-2; Dick Bloomfield Hills today. Mehrmann, Duliitli, 2-up; and Physical a i a i and a Wm.McBain, Phillips, 1 up in 11; team meeting were the only holes on his way to the finals, things on the agenda.

Gregory had disposed of i a two-a-day drills Cox, Houghlon, 3-2; i Tuesday and continue Lion Rookies Report Today DETROIT (AP)--Five players with Michigan college backgrounds were among the 25 rookies scheduled to report to Detroit Lions Coach George In contest of a crowded major i league schedule of doubleheaders. The orioles victory followed split of a doubleheader Saturday after Baltimore triumphed Detroit won Saturday and 2-1 in the I Baltimore the other, 6-1. The I Orioles shut Detroit 5 0 Each team slugged solo homers Sunday. In the first two innings, Boog Powell, Sam Bowens and Charley Lau connected off Tigers starter Dennis i McLain for a 3-0 lead. Jerry Lumpe smashed a I homer for the Tigers in the i sixth.

Dick McAuliffe led off the seventh with another home run, one that caused the removal of Orioles pitcher Wally Bunker who, nevertheless, was credited, with his loth victory againstj two losses. Bill Freeha Bobby Nichols Wins Title by Three Strokes By JIM BI2CKEK COLUMBUS, Ohio A I If Bobby Nichols had fallen off a cliff he'd have won the high- diving championship on the way down. This was the week when he could have gotten down in two strokes from the deck of a sinking ship. There apparently is no oil in Ihe area of the Columbus Country Club, or Nichols would have struck it with a seven-iron. Life was like a for Nichols, Louisville boy The tourney ended with a three way tie for fourth place.

Finishing with 221 totals each were Betsy Mary Mills and Kathy Cornelius. Each won 1 It was 03 degrees during the final round, and Miss Wright said the heat and a severe head cold conquered her. She lost a three-stroke lead, shooting a par 38 on the front nine but a i two off par on the back course. Judy Torliiemke of- Philadelphia was the only girl beside Miss Jessen to break par an the final round. She fired a one-under 71 for fifth place and $480 prize money.

from them. The Phils had dropped their doubleheader opener to Cincinnati 7-4 and were trailing 2-1 in the second game when the Giants-colts final was posted on the Scoreboard. Then Callison duplicated his All-Star game heroics with a three-run ninth inning homer. The Phils held on for a 4-3 verdict and a first place margin of four percentage points over the Giants. The torrid Braves trimmed Pittsburgh twice 6-2 and 5-4 and climbed from a tie for sixth place into fourth, six games off the pace.

They now have won 10 of their and 16 of their I the 28-year-old greeted reliever W0 the PGA Golf Tourna Dick Hall with the Tigers third Sunday by three strokes homer. Hail was replaced. Btu a record total of 271, nine Miller hurled the last two nings for Baltimore, Bowens drove in his second Milakovich, Ontonagon, 1 up in through Sunday when the 10; and Glenn Samuelson. the veterans are slated toj a sacrifice Lau tripled Duluth, 1 up in 10 to win his report. way to the finals.

Glenn Wicklund, golfing star from the Lester Park course in i in the fourth off Ed Rakow final Orioles run in home the Former state players on the sixth. rookie rosier are end and kicker Tonight, Phil Regan (4-8) will Doug Bickle and fullback Willie pitch for Detroit against under par. About 71 of his shots were downright impossible. "I couldn't believe them myself--but I have witnesses," Nichols said. Duluth won the medalist honors Jones of Hlllsdale.

linebacker ton's Bob Heffner with a two-under par SS on a Mike Currie of Michigan State. DETROIT urday. 'halfback J.B. Elzy of Albion Briiton Demeter pf i Lumpe 2b veterans i a i rf in this, the Other winners were: Champ-; a i guard Uwe Weiss of Ceni hi consolation i ra i Michigan. Mehrman.

(D) over 1 1 A tola, of 26 Wicklund First flight--Gary a iso participate Andelin, i over Larry Tiziani ingest "rookie week" squad (I) with consolation honors go-1 cvcl assembled by the Lions. Ing lo Dr. James Strong. Key veteran pertrmers Alex Freehan over Howard Stoncmark, ID. i.Karras, Carl Brettschneider, 1 wert 3b Second flight: Mark Smith, a Lowe UuTy Ferguson i McLain A a over Mike Dachelf, a a 3tllc sU1 wil be Phillips ph by J.D.

Smith. Bill Quintan and I wood ph G.Brown If Cash Ib McAuliffe ss (5-2) AB 4 1 4 4 4 2 4 3 4 0 The baby-faced youngster, 6-foot-2 and 200 pounds, finished with an astounding 67 that held off an incredible 64 by defending champion Jack Nicklaus, who was playing before the consolation a Falls; a Olson ilsht Frank Zadra, Spooner. Third flight: John Bonifaci (D) over Lee Hill, White Pine. Consolation--A. D.

Peterson ill over Charles Carlson, Fourth flight: Mark Pavlovich over Frank Aldridge, Drummond. consolation -Dom Rigoni over Warren Malmberg (Hgt). Fifth (light; James Tormela (Hgt) and Pete Barbera i consolation--Dr. R. Keller 101 over Pete Probst (Phillips).

Sixth flight: Ken Amo (Hgt) over Don Brown I consolation--James Treadway lips over James Rebne Falls). Seventh flight: Pete Poppin, (A) over Bud McDonald I consolation Glenn Simmonds (D) over Claude Murray, Phillips. Eighth flight: Tony Shega (Gil- Deri, Minn.) over David McBain, i (Phillips) consolation--James So-i gard CDI over Pat Fontecchin (I). Ninth flight: Dominic Pitrono (I) over Ken Rowe i n- tolatipn--Don Munro i over Judge Charles A Mclnnis, tvho were ac: Thomas ph-cf Quired in trades or signed as Totals free agents. A I Also Included in the call Brand cf 4 veterans for the early a A a i i ss 4 were quarterbacks Earl Morrall Powell If 3 and Milt Plum, the only a i pr 0 signal callers the Lions a i i rf 0 bringing to camp for the 10114 I i tb 3 season.

Robinson 3b 3 Wilson lists the "shoring 3 of the offensive line and the! Lau 2 seeking out of additional defen- R. Brown 0 sive backfield help and bolster- Adair 2b 3 ing of the running game as his' Bunker 2 main objectives. 1 The No. 1 priority goes to the Totals 28 ('phi'i- offensive line. (Park The Lions were 5-8-1 in 1964.

KBI 0 home folks. 0 Nicklaus made up five strokes 1 on Arnold Palmer In the final 0 round. playing head-to-head 0 with Palmer before an enor- 0 mous gallery that trooped 2 1 through the broiling Ohio sun- 1 i shine. 1 0 1 They tied for second, at 274, 0 i three strokes back, 0 1 That was the best finish yet 0 i Palmer in the PGA, the only 0 0 i major title he has ever won-7 but still no cigar for the general AB 11 RBI of Arnie's Army. 0 1 It made three runner-up flu- 0 i this year for Nicklaus in 1 i major championships, the Mas- 0 1 ters, the British Open, and the 0 PDA, and meant that big Jack 0 1 will not be around for the ultra- 0 rich television world series Ewen Captures League Crown STANDINGS Ewen Bergland Trout Creek Bruce Crossing 8 7 Major League Totals Detroit Baltimore E--Brandt.

LOB--Detroit which years. he won the last two Ewen copped the little league crown of the South Ontonagon county League with an eight win, two loss record. Bergland placed second with a seven win, three loss record; placed third with six wins and four losses; and Bruce Crossing remained last with one win against nine losses The South Ontonagon Cou i league playoff championship will be conducted according to the following schedule: i i a first team vs fourth team of final le a. standings. The game is to be played at Bruce Crossing last 13 games Uast 22.

Elsewhere in the NL, the Chicago Cubs pounded out 27 hits for 8-2 and 9-1 decisions over the Los Angeles Dodgers while St. Louis rallied for four ninth inning runs and edged the New York Mets 7-6 in the second of a pair after the Mets won the opener 3-2. Baltimore stayed a game in front in the American League with a 5-4 victory over Detroit. The Chicago White Sox climbed into second place by sweeping Kansas City 3-2 in 13 in-. nings and 4-3.

The New York Yankees slipped to third, losing the second game of a twin bill to Cleveland 3-0 after talcing (100 01)1 201 4 120 101 OOx--S DP--Baltimore 1. 6. Baltimore 4. Posts Two Victories July 21 at 5 p.m. Second team vs third team to be played also on July 21 at Bruce Crossing aft the first game or at approximately 6:30 p.m.

I in the championship round the winners of the first round of play i i 1 1 at Bruce Crossing on July 23 at 6:30 p.m., while the losers will meet at 5 p.m. in a consolation game. the opener 6-2. The Los Angeles Angels beat Minnesota twice 8-6 and 4-0. Boston outslugged Washington 11-10 before bowing 5-4 In 10 innings.

The Giants had lost five in a row and were tied 2-2 in the eighth Inning of the first game. With two outs, Colts' pitcher Dick Farrell fanned Orlando Cepeda but the ball eluded Bateman and Cepeda reached first. Hart followed with his 13th homer, a 450-foot wallop to left centerfield. Willie McCovey beat out a first inning bunt, took second on an error and scored the only 4-0 for a sweep of their double- 'nings. Stock hadn't lost since Angels won the first game 8-6.

The Orioles edged Detroit Chance, whose 1 while Washington nipped, Boston mornings--on the town 5-4 in 10 inning's after losing the teammate Bo Belinsky: opener 11-10 in other AL action. early With threatened to become legend in In the National League, their time, hasn't allowed a alelphia edged Cincinnati 4-3 in 27 innings since he started fon after dropping a 7-4 decision, the AL in the All-Star Game. Francisco swept Houston Only Whitey 12-3, has 4-2 and 1-0, Milwaukee took Pitts- more shutouts this feason. The burgh 6-2 and 5-4, Chicago swept Yankee veteran has seven, but Milwaukee runs with two singles in the first Tony Cloninger tossed a six-hitter. Boiling doubled in two more runs in the nightcap support came from Joe Fischer relieved starter who slammed two has.

Lemaster in the and blanked the rest of the way. Dick Ellsworth pitched a five- Los Angeles 8-2 and 9-1 and New York trimmed St. Louis 3-2 before losing 7-6. Chance walked one and permitted only one runner past first base in the nightcap. His sixth inning i as-empty home runs.

Lou Clin- Pirates homered following Adcock's first blast in the second inning. Tiant, brought up by the Indi- hitter against the Dodgers in ans only last Friday, allowed the opener and the Cubs collected a dozen hits, Including two- run homers by Ernie Banks and Billy Williams. Lew Burdette allowed six hits in the second game and Ron Santo went 3-for-5, including his 17th homer, to lead the 15-hit attack. Burdette, making his 350th NL start, won his sixth game in eight decisions er for New Dick Groat's fourth hit of the land Sheldon only a bunt single by Tom Tresh in the first five innings. He struck Out 11 and "walked four as he outpitched Ford.

The Yankee southpaw exhibited unusual wlldness, walking three Indians in the first inning, the last one forcing in a run. Clete Boyer and Tresh each drove in two runs In the open- second game scored Ken Boyer with the winning run and capped the Cardinals' ninth inning explosion. Boyer had doubled home Lou Brock for a 6-6 lie. All three Met runs in the opener were unearned. Jack Fisher scattered eight hits for the victory.

hits. Two of York while Ro- scattered seven the hits were homers by Tito Francona ana Larry Brown Stock, who in the second, had won four run of the second game on Willie Mays' single. Bob Shaw U.P. Has Journey For Unaffiliateds Fourth Annual Peninsula Junior Boys Baseball Tournament will be held from Aug. 8 through Aug.

9 in Munising, Chatham, and Trenary. The tournament is open to teams composed of boys aged 13 through 15 which are not at- filiated with a national baseball TM TM tw ut 1 the loth lnnln gave games this season, was the victim of a two-run pinch-hit homer by pitcher Oary Peters in the 13th. Peters twice fouled off pitches attempting to bunt before 'connecting starter Diego Segui gave up a hunt single in the first, then held the White Sox hitless until he left after walking the leadoft batter in the ninth. Baltimore got solo homers from Boog Powell, Sam and Charley Lau in the only single game on the majors' busieat day of the year. Rookie Wally Bunker won his 10th game against two defeats although he needed relief help.

Jerry Lum- ipe, Dick McAuliffe and Blil Freehan homered for the Tigers. program and is sponsored by the Alger County Jr. Baseb a 1 1 tc a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League McLain Batting 1225 at bats)--Oliva, Rakow Minnesota, Allison, Minne-1 sherry sota, .320. I FOX Runs Oliva, Minnesota, 68; Bunker Allison, Minnesota, 64. Hall Runs batted in--Stuart, Bos-! ler 2B Robinson.

3B Lau. MB Lumpe 12), McAuliffe (16), Freehan (10). Powell Bowens i Lau 3 Robinson. SF--Bowens. IP 2 2 ER BB SO STANDINGS Porky's Bar -Ferkin's Bar Last Kast Inn Mercer Mickey's Bar Saxon City Hotel VF'W i Lansing Swimming Team Places Third in Meet The Sprites inning gave the Sen- second-game victory.

and Billy Pierce put down leaguer St SC three runs wlth Colt rally in the ninth after Bobj The tournament last a nelp tllree Washington er- Hendley had pitched a drew entries from Baraga, New-i' bv Ed Bnnkman, who ter through eight. i berry, Stephenson, Garden, on-' Ilomei ecl Eleventh flight: Oliver Mack- ton, 78; Killebrew, Minnesota, (Hibbing) over Reno Rigoni (I); consolation--Larry Dulitz (A) over Boob Zanella, (I Twelfth flight: Bob Kovace- Ytch (I) over George Sievila (I); consolation--Dr. M. Gerta (I) over Milt Hegg i 70. 129; SEARS' PRIZE CONTEST FREE! $50 In Each Ungeit Entriei la Dale: MUSKIE JM Aimone 47-inch WALLEYE Arthur BROOK TROUT Jim 714-Inch CRAPPIE n.

Rotor! Meuono-15'i Inch IN VOUH BIQCEn I OIMLAV IEAM Hits--Oliva, Minnesota, Robinson, Baltimore, 108. Doubles --Oliva, Minnesota, 24; Bressoud, Boston, and Allison, Minnesota, 23. Triples Yastrzemski, Boston, and Versalles, Minnesota, Fregosi, Los Angeles, 7. Home runs Killebrew, Minnesota, Powell, Baltimore, 25. Stolen bases--Aparicio, Baltimore, 34: Weis, Chicago, 16.

Pitching (8 Baltimore, 10-2, Ford, New York, 12-3, .800. Strikeouts Radatz, Boston, 118; Ford, New York, 114. National League Batting (225 at batsi Williams, Chicago, Ciemente, Pittsburgh, .341. Huns--Mays, San Francisco, 76; Allen, Philadelphia, 65. Runs batted In Mays, San Francisco, 67; Boyer, St.

Louis, Bunker faced 1 man in 7th. W--Bunker (10-2). L--McLain HBP By Bunker, Freehan. T--2; 36. Australian Cup Team 5-0 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS One down and four to go, That's the situation today for Australia in its campaign to regain the Davis Cup from the United States.

The Aussies qualified to meet Mexico in the final of the North American zone tennis competition by completing a 5-0 sweep of Canada at Montreal Sunday. Mexico clinched its spot In the final by taking 3-0 lead over New Zealand at Mexico. City with victory i doubles. Australia and Mexico clash at Mexico City Aug. 1-3 with the winner taking on Chile, South American victor, in the Ameri- Hlts--Williams, Chicago, 120; ca Zone final.

The American Clcmente, Pittsburgh, 118. Zone winner takes on Doubles ciemente, Pitts-1 either Sweden, France or the 66. i burgh, 25; Williams, Chicago 23. Triples--Pinson, Cincinnati, Santo, Chicago, a. Home runs--Mays, San Francisco, 29; Williams, Chicago, 22.

stolen bases--Wills, Lou Angeles, 31; Brock, St. Louis, 20. Pitching (8 Kou- iax, Los Angeles, H-4, L. Burdette, Chicago, .750. Strikeouts--Koufax, lan Philippines in the interzone nal for the right to play the U.S.

for the Cup in the challenge round at Cleveland sept. 25-2827, Minnie Minosp Signed By Indianapolis Club CHICAGO (AP)--Veteran outfielder Minnie Mlnoso, put on waivers earlier in the week by Chicago Whltd Box, was lea, 156; Dryndale, Lot signed by of the Pa- I 142 ciflc Coast League Sunday. Porky's Bar continues to dominate the Iron County Slowpitch Softball League as it posted two victories recently, downing Mercer 5-4 in a make-up game and romping over, Hotel 11-1. LaSt East inn also scored two victories, handing Saxon a 10-6 loss and outlasting Mercer 2012. The ALBANY, N.Y.

Lansing, IAP) Sea finished third in team standings in the National AAU Women's synchronized swimming meet Sunday. The Lansing team tallied 104.167 points to trail the San Francisco Merlonettes team, with 117.622, and the San double win Francisco Merionettes team, with 108.796. The Lansing team of Donna McDonald and Susan shackle- ton finished fourth behind three San Francisco combinations in a competition. The Michigan 'entries collected 100.275 points, place, a half game behind runner- up Ferkies Bar. In the only other game played last place VFW finally broke the ice and won its first game by defeating Ferkies 9-8.

Only one game was a last week as rain washed out three of the four games. games will be made up in the near future, possibly this week, according to Theron Peterson, league commissioner. This week's schedule pits City Hotel against Mickeys; Mercer vs. Saxon; VFW against Porkey's and Last East Inn battling Ferkle's Bar. compared to 112.195, posted by winners Margaret Durbow and Pat Wlllard of San Francisco.

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win- Callison's 15th homer, off L'Anse, Negau and scored the i run after singling. liever Bill Henry, followed a i i Curtis, and A i Don Lock drove in six Wash- single by Clay Dalrynipls and'County. Stephenson is the de-! ln ton runs in tne rtbubleheader a walk to Cookie Rojas. The fending champion while Negau-j) two homers in the opener, Reds rallied for a run in the; nee captured runner up honors'TM 0 doubles and a single. His bottom of the ninth but Chris last year.

Short came out of the bullpen and got Vada Pinson to hit into a game-ending force play. Pinson's second triple, a single by Deron Johnson and Don Pavletich's two-run homer overcame a 4-3 deficit in the eighth inning of the opener. For tournament rules and entry forms contact Arnold Aho, 320 S. 9t9h St. in Escanaba.

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