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by Callf. Idol beat 2nd. drive Purse Star Pitch, and m.p.h. 55, 2nd, world Shad: won Don- in in A 79 Spokane Daily Chronicle SPORTS 36 SPOKANE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1967 Two AL All-Stars Felled by Injuries By The Associated Press Carl Yastrzemski, still groggy from the effects of a persistent head cold, is the healthiest member of the American League's Big Three. Yastrzemski had the sniffles today after returning to the Bos- Sox, ton.

Red, time for last night's 3-2 victory over Minnesota. But Al Kaline and Frank Robinson, the other two-thirds of the AL All-Star outfield, were far less De. troit's injury- Carl. Yastrzemski prone superstar, all but knocked himself out of the July 11 classic when he broke his right hand in a rare fit of temper during the slumping Tigers, 8-1 loss to Cleveland. And Robinson, Baltimore's non-pareil slugger, was nursing a giant-size headache after suffering a slight concussion in a baseline collision with Chicago second baseman Al Weis as the -place White Sox trimmed the Orioles 5-0.

Weis, however, the unluckiest of all. He's wast for the season with torn ligaments in his left knee. In Tuesday night's other AL games the Washington Senators drubbed California 9-4 and the New York Yankees edged Kansas City 2-1 after losing their doubleheader opener 10-2. Kaline, struck out by Cleveland's Sam McDowell in the sixth inning, returned to the dug. out and slammed his bat into the bat rack, fracturing a metacarpal bone in his hand.

He'll be 9th Golf Event Set at Kellogg KELLOGG, Idaho The 9th annual Fourth of July Handicap Tournament is scheduled Golf, the Pinehurst course of the Kellogg Country Club this weekend. The 36-hole tourney may be played by entrants any two days from Saturday through next Tuesday. Free lunch is planned contestants Sunday. Dr. Barry Lust of Kellogg won the tournament last year with Ed Stoddard, state amateur champion from Coeur d'Alene, runner-up.

American League By The Associated Press Won Lost Pct. Behind Chicago 26 .612 Detroit .529 Boston .522 Minnesota 35 34 .507 Cleveland .507 California .486 New York .478 9 Baltimore .471 Kansas City .452 Washington .444 Tuesday's Results York 001 001 050 000-2 01x-10 3 Kansas City 004 Downing, Monbougiette (5), Reniff (7) and Gibbs; Hunter and Dunca, W-Hunter, 8-5. L-Downing, 8-5. Home run- Kansas City, Monday (9). New York 001 000 010-2 Kansas City 000 010-1 5 Verbanic, Womack (8), Hamilton (8) and Gibbs; Dobson, Sequi (6), Aker (8), Pierce (9) and Roof.

3-1. -Dobson, 4-4. Chicago Baltimore 000 000 000 030 000-0 011-5 5 9 3 Horlen and Josephson; Barber, Hardin (6), Fisher (9) and Roznovsky. W-Horlen, 9-1. L-Barber, 4-8.

Boston 200 000 100- 3 10 Minnesota 010 000 001-2 6 0 Waslewski, Wyatt (7) and Tillman: Chance, Kline (9) and Nixon. W-Waslewski, 1-0. L- Chance, 10-6. Home runs -Boston, Conialiaro (9). Minnesota, Oliva (6).

Cleveland 040 002 110-8 10 Detroit 010 000 000-1 McDowell and Sims; Wilson, Marshall (2), Sherry (6), Dobson (6), Aguirre (8) and Freehan. 4-6. L-Wilson, 8-7. Home run-Cleveland, Salmon, Washington 001 105 101-9 17 California 010 000 Casanova; 120-4 Mc- 3 Coleman, Cox (8) and Glothlin, Burdette (6), Turner (6), Cimono (6), Kelso (8), Wright (9) and Rodgers, W-Coleman, 4-5. L-McGiothlin, 7- 2.

Home runs-Washington. Epstel, 2 (4), McMullen National League By The Associated Press Won Lost Pct. Behind St. Louis 43 25 .632 Cincinnati 42 31 575 Chicago 39 29 574 Pittsburgh 32 .522 San Francisco 34 .521 Atlanta 34 521 Philadelphia ,471 Los Angeles .443 New York 379 Houston .361 Tuesday's Results Pittsburgh 101 000 000-2 10 New York 410 000 00x-5 Fryman, Law (2), Mikkelsen (6), 0'- Dell (8) and Bennett, Selma (4), and B. Taylor.

W-Selma, 1-0. L- Fryman, 0-3. Home run- New York, Swoboda (5) Philadelphia 010 003 100 000 8 Chicago 000 100-2 Wise, Hall (7) and Oliver; Simmons, Radatz (5), Hartenstein (8) and Hundley. W- Wise, 2-5. L- -Simmons.

3-6. Home run- Philadelphia. Lock (9). Houston 000 004 100- Atlanta 004 210 06x-13 10 Blasingame, Latman (4), Sembera (6), Eilers (8), Schneider (8) and Adlesh; Cioninger. Kelley (6) and Uecker.

W-Cioninger, 2-3. 2-1. Home runs- -Houston, Staub Atlan1a. Aaron 2 (20), de la Hoz (3). Los Angeles 401 011--9 13 011 Cincinnati 000 000 000-0 2 (3).

Nottebart (6), Lee (9) and Sutton and Roseboro: Ellis. Baldschun Pavletich (6). W- Sutton. 5-9. L- Ellis, 5- San Francisco 000 000 130 000-0 200-6 St.

Louis 000 McCormick and Dietz; Carlton, Willis Woodeshick (7), Jackson (7), Jaster (9) and McCarver. Romano (8). Cormick. 8-3. Carlton.

5-5. lout two or three weeks, according to Dr. Russell Wright, the Tigers' physician. The 32-year-old outfielder, who led the All-Star ballot with 242 of a possible 247 votes, was hitting .328, with 15 homers and 53 runs batted in. His freak injury, coupled with Detroit's month-long slump, dampens Tiger hopes for their first pennant since 1945.

McDowell scattered eight hits and Chico Salmon drove in four runs with two doubles and a homer as the Indians extended Detroit's losing string to four games, Robinson and Weis were injured when the Baltimore star slid into second base, breaking up a double play in the fourth inning. Robinson lay unconscious five minutes. toro players then were sent to Baltimore's Sinai Hospital for X-rays. Precautions Taken Robinson suffered a concussion and contusions over his left eye brow. He had trouble recalling the collision and was hospiItalized overnight as a precautionary measure.

He held out of the Orioles' line-ups for at least two days. Weis was to fly back to Chicago today for immediate surgery. His injuries were diagnosed torn medical collateral ligament and a torn anterial cruciate lig. ament, both in the left knee. Rookie Gary Waslewski posted his first victory in the jors, collaborating with reliever John Wyatt on a four hitter as the Red Sox slipped past the Twins.

Yastrzemski played innings after missing Monday night's because of his heavy cold." Tony Conigliaro clubbed a two-run homer off loser Dean Chance in the first inning and the Red Sox added a run in the seventh on singles by Jerry Adair, Bob Tillman and Reggie Smith. Tony Oliva homered for Minnesota in the second inning and singled across another run in the ninth against Wyatt. McMullen Homers Ken McMullen's three-run homer and a pair of bases-empty blasts by rookie Mike Epstein powered the Senators' 17-hit attack against the Angels. Paul Casanova had a single, double and triple for Washington as the AL tailenders ended er Jim McGlothlin's winning right string at five. Jim "Catfish" Hunter pitched a three-hitter Danny Cater drove in four runs with a single and double as the A's snapped New York's four-game victory streak in the opener at Kansas City.

The Yankees rebounded behind the five hit pitching of Joe Verbanic three relievers to gain an split. Horace Clarke and Dick Howser stroked run-scoring singles and left Steve Hamilton stopped a KC comeback with 11-3 innings of clutch relief. Mickey Wright In This Corner! Model Lorna Anderson provides a first for Canadian Boxing as she acts as ring announcer for the fight between Archie McBride, Philadelphia (left) and Pretty Boy Felstein of Toronto in Toronto. The fight was also the first in Canada to be promoted by a woman, Marion Basset. Felstein won the decision; Mrs.

Basset plans other promotions, and Lorna was a success. (AP wirephoto.) Bizarre Act Goes Into Game, This Time It Costs Pirates The Associated Press the game, the PittsPirates put on an act for Matthau and Jack LemDuring the game, they put act worthy of Abbott and first act proved more profAt least several of the Pirates earned $100 each for it. They didn't get anything for the second act except a lot of confusion and 5-2 loss to the New York Mets. In the pregame festivities, the Pirates and Mets acted out a triple play for a scene in the Jose Pagan movie, The Odd Couple, which starts Matthau as a sloppy sports writer and Lemmon as his roommate who is obsessed with cleanliness. In the scene, Bill Mazeroskisubbing for Roberto Clemente who rejected the $100 role-hits into the triple play.

In the game, the bizarre festivities centered around the part of the Pirate line-up that followed Mazeroski, the No. 5 hitter in the batting order. In less zany National League games San Francisco blanked St. Louis 6-0, Atlanta clobbered Houston 13-5, Los Angeles whipped Cincinnati 9-0 and Philadelphia stopped Chicago 4-2. Who Was Up? The odd incident in the PirateMet game came in the third inning after Jose Pagan cut the New York lead to 5-4 with a tworun double.

As Jim Pagliaroni stepped into the batter's box, Less Play Said Bettering Game HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP) Mickey Wright is playing less and loving golf more and she thinks she has a wonderful chance of winning her fifth Women's National Open Championship, starting here Thursday. "I am playing perhaps the best golf ever in my career," the tall Dallas, veteran of 11 years as a of ssional said today. am crazy about this golf course. I really think I have a good chance to win." Mickey, who replaced the late Babe Did- rikson Zaharias as the queen of Mickey Wright golf and then suddenly cut down on her tournament schedule, is one of 99 players who will compete in the Women's Open over the 6,191 yards, par-71 Cascades course here.

Miss Wright, who hits the ball farther than any woman in golf history, has won four opens, and she has set her goal on surpassing Bobby Jones' record of winning the most Golf Association championships. She still has a way to go. Jones won four men's Opens and five National Amateurs. Mickey has one National Junior Title also to her credit. LONG SHOTS MIRROR, MIRROR ON "I have never felt freer and looser playing in every tournament," the 5-foot-10 blonde said.

"There is no pressure. I found myself physically and mentally ready for the tournaments in which I'm playing. "Last year I won more money than ever in my career more than $40,000 although skipped about 10 tournaments. This year my scoring average is the lowest it has ever been, 72.4." When not on the golf circuit Miss Wright works as an investment counselor in Dallas. She said she finds it fascinating work and hopes she can start whipping the stock market as she has golf courses.

The Open field includes 56 professionals and 43 amateurs. Champ Is Back Sandra Spuzich, who defeated tall Carol Mann by a stroke a year ago, is defending champion, and all other past winners are competing. They include Patty Berg, 49, winner of the first Open in 1946; Betsy Rawls, who like Mickey has won four; Louise Suggs, Cathy Cornelius, Murle Lindstrom, Mary Mills and Miss Mann. The amateur threat is headed by Mrs. Anne Quast Welts, three-time U.S.

Women Amateur champion; teen-age Shelly Hamlin, amateur in last year's Open, and Catherine LaCoste of France, the current French amateur champion. THE WALL, WHO'S THE FAIREST UMP OF ALL. Biomah, 6-28 38 By Before burgh Walter mon. on an Costello. The itable.

Parnelli Joins Debate, Sees Ruling as Unfair TORRANCE, Calif. (AP)-Mr. Average Motorist, who generally has a problem meeting the payments on his car, may not be too concerned. But the rhubarb over the gas turbine engine for use in the Indianapolis 500 miler is still going strong. Famed driver Parnelli Jones, who barely missed winning the last Indy in his turbine powered NW League By The Associated Press Pct.

GB Eugene .625 Medford .500 Tri-City .500 Lewiston .375 MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Johnny Alford, 182, Philadelphia, outpointed Sam Black, 227, Chicago, 10. BANGOR, Maine-Pete Riccitelli, 171, Portland, outpointed Rocky Halliday, 162, Wilkes-Barre, 10. Lewiston 100 000 000- Eugene 043 011 10x-10 11 Davis, Cooksey (3), Dubose (7) and Van Iten, Hathaway (5); Swango and Martinez. W-Swango (2-0).

L- -Davis (1-1). Home run-Eugene, Magnuson (2). Tri-City 014 100 000 Medford 200 523 Flynn, Padilla (4), Dermody (6), Pieko (7) and Schechuk; Wischowsky, Bright (4), Dodqe (5), Sostre (9) and Muse. -Dodge (1-0). L-Fyinn (0-1).

Home runs Tri-City, Bass (2). Medford, Williams (1), Dodge (1), Burroughs (2). Minor Leagues By The Associated Press International Leaque Toronto 6, Columbus 2 Richmond 8, Rochester 0 Jacksonville 2, Syracuse 1, 2nd game, 11, Buffalo 5 Texas Leaque Dallas-Fort Worht 10, Amarillo 5 El Paso 3, Albuquerque Austin 2, Arkansas Southern Leaque Evansville 8-2, Birmingham 1-0 Knoxville 3-6, Charlotte 2-3 Macon 1-4, Montgomery 0-3 Ring Results By The Associated Press Montreal Site of Golf Open car, re-entered the debate today. He said the United States Auto Club acted unfairly in adopting restrictions on the engine and fans to write protests to USAC at Indianapolis. drove Andy Granatelli's controversial STP Paxton Turbocar.

has won at Indy and driven all types of racing vehicles. But, said Jones, although he volunteered he was not invited to testify in USAC's post-Indy hearings on the turbine, "I have no ax to grind. I've been paid for driving the Turbocar, but I think USAC's action was unfair," said Jones. Granatelli said it would take a million dollars or more to a a a fashion turbine engines to meet the new specifications. MONTREAL (AP) The Canadian Open Golf Championship, carrying a beefed-up value of $200,000 and increased presAr- begins Thursday with Palmer and Jack Nicklaus the The site is the Montreal Municipal Course, par 71 layout and one of the very few municipal courses the pros see on their regular tour.

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avi im off itie ind at ed we Sci lin and Mets' manager Wes Westrum emerged from the dugout. "That man batted out of Westrum told -plate umpire Al Barlick. "He did?" Barlick asked, somewhat surprised. "Yes," Westrum coolly replied. Indeed Pagan had batted out of turn.

So had Gene Alley, who preceded Pagan with the second out in the inning. As the puzzle became unraveled, the participants learned that in the official line-up handed Barlick and Westrum before the game, Pagan was listed as the sixth and Alley the seventh. But the line-up listed batter, on the scoreboard, Alley was No. 6 and Pagan No. 7.

And, unfortunately, for the Pirates, following scoreboard even though the correct, official line- was posted in their dugout. Walker Remembers Wrong How did the scoreboard happen to be wrong? It seems a Pirate broadcaster asked Walker before the game for his lineup, and Walker reeled off-as it turned out, incorrectly--a batting order with Pagan following Alley. "There were six million people asking me lineWalker said afterward. "I'll never give it out that way again. The broadcaster, in the course of conversation, relayed the line- up to the man responsible for putting it on the scoreboard.

So there it was. Met coach Sheriff Robinson caught the discrepancy, but Westrum let it go through the first two innings when the reversal of Alley and Pagan did the Mets no harm. "You don't bring it to the umpire's, attention until they do something that hurts you," Westrum said. Pagan's double hurt, and Westrum tattled. Then the Pirates hurt because they lost two runs and had their third out for batting out of turn.

The turn of events enabled the Mets to hold on to the victory behind a four-run first outburst, capped by Ron Swoboda's three-run homer. Cards Cooled Mike McCormick scattered seven hits as San Francisco cooled off St. Louis, at least temporarily, Hal Lanier struck the big blow, a two-run double with the bases loaded in the fifth inning. Hank Aaron smashed his 19th and 20th homers, a grand slam and a two-run blast, for Atlanta. Houston starter Wade Blasingame, Brave until recently, walked three men before Aaron connected in the third.

Don Sutton set down Cincinnati on two hits and received solid support from batterymate John Roseboro, who drove in four runs with a pair of doubles. The Phillies snapped Chica-1 go's winning streak at seven games. Don Lock's three-run Paschal Wins MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP)Jim Paschal, High Point, N.C., won the first Montgomery 200 stock car auto race Tuesday night.

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