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THE REGISTER-NEWS MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1963 Batting Champ Tries To Repeat Davis'Clutch Hit Wins For LA. In 10th By MIKE RATHBT Asoctntcd Press Sports Writer Tommy Davis, trying to become the Hirst National League balling champion in a decade to retain his title, lost ground to Dick Groat in his latest effort but kept the Los Angeles Dodgers wheeling toward their long-awaited pennant popoff. Davis collected only one hit Tuesday night, but it was clutch single in the 10th inning that drove in the winning run in a 4-3 victory over Houston and main-: tained the Dodgers' six-game i bulge over second-place St. Louis.

Davis, a 24-year-old er swinger, trudged off the field last October with a .346 average and the batting title, after the Dodgers lost the third and deciding game of the pennant playoff with San Francisco. Now the Dodgers are heading for the champagne popoff they missed last year and Davis is struggling to become the first repeat batting champion since Stan Musial of St. Louis in 1950-51-52. Davis, hitting .32, is tied with Vada Pinson of Gncinnati for second place. Groat, baiting king at Pittsburgh with a .325 mark in 1960, is hitting .327 this year while playing shortstop for St.

Louis. He went 2-for-4 as the Cardinals ran their longest winning streak of the season to six games by walloping Pittsburgh 10-5. Juan Marichal joined the 20-vic tory club as third-place San Francisco blasted the Chicago Cubs 16-3, Philadelphia's Ray Culp shut out Milwaukee 2-0 on two hits and Cincinnati's Joe Nuxhall blanked the New York Mets 5-0 on three hits. The Colts scored in the top of the 10th on Rusty Staub's run- producing single before pinch hitter Moose Skowron got the Dodgers started with a single in the bottom half. A single by Jim Gilliam and Wally Moon's sacrifice fly got tlie tying run across.

Gilliam then stole second, Davis singled and reliever Ron Perranoski, 14-2, had another victory. Dick Farrell, 10-13, took the loss. Trailing 5-4 going into the sixth, the Cardinals tied the score on an error by reliever Roy Face, and moved out front to stay on a passed ball by Jim Pagliaroni before Tim McCarver's three-run eighth-inning homer clinched it. Bill White also homered for St. Louis, hitting a career high with his 23rd.

Cardinals Try For Seventh Straight Win ST. LOUIS (AP) The St. Louis Cardinals will try to extend a six-game winning streak tonight' when they face the last-place New York Mets. The Redbirds used 10 walks, three errors, a passed ball, an interference call, a mental mistake and two home runs to batter the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-5 Tuesday for a sweep of their three-game series. The victory kept the Cardinals 6 games back of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who edged the Houston Colts 4-3 in 10 innings.

Manager Johnny Keane of the Cardinals said the sloppily-played contest seven errors were committed was probably dur to muggy weather and the effects of the Labor Day doubleheader. The Cardinals led 4-1 when the Pirates scored four unearned runs in the top of the sixth for a 5-4 lead. But the Redbirds came back with three in their half of the inning and iced the game with three in the eighth. Relief pitcher Bobby Shantz (6-3) gained credit for the victory. Elroy Face (3-8) was the loser, also in relief.

Shantz followed starter Ray Sadecki and Sam Jones to the mound. Face got himself in trouble in the sixth when a run scored while he was hobbling a batted ball. Another run scored on a passed ball and Bill White doubled in the third tally. Tim McCarver's three-run home run in the eighth assured the Cardinals of the longest winning skein of the season. White belted his 23rd home run a career high in the fifth.

Ernie Broglio (14-8) will hurl tonight against the Mets' Carl Willey (8-12). Ponchatoula Vs. Wichita BOWLING. Athletics Sign Ambidextrous Pitcher 2 2 2 2 3 3 5 5 Green Boy Gunning For 3rd Straight GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP)-Coach Vince Lombardi thinks his National Football League champion Green Bay Packers are ready for their bid for a third straight title.

"I'd say we're ready and if we stay healthy we'll be okay," Lombardi said Tuesday while discussing Monday night's 24 -17 exhibition victory over the New York Giants, the team the Packers defeated in the last two title showdowns. "That was as good a football 1 game as you'll see in the league season," said Lombardi. "The Giants are still one of the real great defensive clubs," said Lombardi, "and we moved against them." The Packers rolled up 286 yards running and passing to 182 for the Giants. It was the seventh straight Packer victory over the New York club. The Packers have won four straight exhibitions since they were upset 20-17 by the College All-Stars in their initial start, Green Bay makes its last tion start against the Washington Redskins in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Saturday night and will begin the regular season entertaining the Chicago Bears Sept.

15. WICHITA, Kan. (AP) Three weeks of rough-and-tumble baseball comes down to the wire tonight when Ponchatoula, La. and the Wichita Dreamliners battle for the championship of the National Baseball Congress. The Dreamliners are the defending champions.

Ponchatoula won the 1961 edition of the national non-pro tournament. A $10,000 prize is at stake in the tourna- ent's 63rd game. Thirty-two teams from throughout the country started the double-elimination playoff on Aug. 16. The Louisiana champions gained the finals with a 2-1 victory over Fairbanks, Alaska, Tuesday night, scoring both runs in the second inning with a single and a squeeze bunt.

Wichita moved into the championship game with a 4-2 victory over Grand Rapids, the 1960 champions and the favorites this year. 558; 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 7 7 Frostie Beats Automen In 11 Inning Battle Celtics Buy Willie Naulls SAN FRANCISCO Nauls, veteran forward wlio came to the San Francisco Warriors from New York last year, was dealt today to the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association. The Celtics gave San Francisco an unannounced sum of cash and a future draft choice for the former UCLA star. Frostie edged Western Auto, 9-8, in an 11 inning struggle at the city park last night to take over second place in the Mt. Vernon Softball League standings.

Both teams cracked out dozen hits and committed three errors as Gene Mullins and Gene Howard locked horns in the 11-inning duel. Frostie took a 3-0 lead in the first inning but Western Auto bounced back into the lead with three runs in the second inning, two in the third and three in the fourth. Frostie rallied with a five- run fifth inning, featured by Gary Stover's home run, to tie the score. Frostie the game winning run in the bottom of the 11th when Williams doubled and Gene Howard singled. Ski meets Frostie at 7 :15 tonight and Montgomery Ward tangles with ski in the nightcap.

8 BALLS LEAGUE HIGH GAMES Jo Ann Hall 196-186; Ethel Manion 188; Ardelle Howie 181; Wilma Harpole 177; Marion Slivka 177; Pat Bundy 169. HIGH SERIES Jo Ann Hall 527, Marion Slivka 477; Wilma Harpole 457; Barbara Walls 449; Ethel Manion 483; Joan Goodman 445; Charlene Logan 445. STANDINGS Jo Ella Shop 4 Harry's Market 4 Keele Milling Co. 4 Desk Derrick 4 Hunt Const 3 Lipp's Const 3 Big Star 1 Pep Drilling Co 1 -o- -o- -o- INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE HIGH GAMES Al Verheyen 235; Jiggs Palmer 234; Bill Piper 225; Earl Hayes 218; Tom Puckett 209; Bruce Higgins 207. HIGH SERIES Bruce Higgins 586; Bill Piper 575; B.

Hawkins 570; Earl Hayes 568; Jiggs Palmer E. Huston 554. STANDINGS Dairy Brand 8 Brass Key 7 Wides Oil 6 Courtesy Cleaners 6 Hub 5 Crown Finance 5 Ky. Fried Chicken 4 Ranmar Tire 4 Frostie 4 Register News 4 Jaycees 3 Vemois 3 Eagles 2 Kiwanis 2 -o- -o- -o- Good Neighbors League HIGH GABIES Patty Kelley 180; Doris Sinks 177; Betty Brown 166; Dorothy Olson 166. HIGH SERIES Patty Kelley 471; Dorothy Olson 446; Dot Regenhardt 425.

STANDINGS Taco Villa 8 Eater's 6 Team No. 8 6 Mt. Vernon Glass 5 Huff's 4 Team No. 4 3 Team No. 2 3 Team No.

7 2 -O- -0- -o- HIGH GAMES Carol Czajkowski 201; Bangert 170; Alice Stuber 170; Delores Delaney 160; Letha Smith 160. HIGH SERIES Carol Czajkowski 545; Pat Bangert 447; Delores Delaney 552; Letha Smith 418; Lil Cas toldi 428. STANDINGS Gift Chest 5 State Life 5 Team No. 5 4 Foster Equipt 3 Team No. 6 2 Reabans 1 Beauty School 1 o-o o-o o-o LADIES CITY LEAGUE HIGH GAMES Ruth Heiderscheit 208; Grace Anthony 204; Mildred Henry I 194; Vivian Wininger 192, Shirley Hertenstein 182.

HIGH SERIES Grace Anthony 580; Lindell Levall 520; Shirley Hertenstein 512; Vivian Wininger 500; Virginia Nelson 485. STANDINGS Lawrence Restaurant 7 Plbg 6 Team No. 5 5 Campbell Signs 4 1 Jordans Furn 4Vz Razorback Oil Co 4 Hawkins Ins 3 East Side Lumber 2 The Kansas City Athletics hnve signed a pitcher who hns two chances of making with each arm. James Haley, right, of Canton, is shown signing in Atlanta with Mercer Harris, the Athletics' Georgia scout. The 185- potindcr won 10 games in the East Cobb League this 8 righthanded and 2 lefthnndert.

He struck out 18 batters right handed last week and four days Inter struck out six lefthanded in a relief stint. (AP Wlrephoto) Barber's 19th Victory National League W. Pet. G.B. Los Angeles .84 54 .609 St.

Louis 78 60 .565 6 San Francisco 75 64 Philadelphia ..74 65 .532 lOVi Milwaukee .73 65 .529 Cincinnati ..75 67 .528 11 Chicago .72 66 .522 12 Pittsburgh ...67 69 .496 2 Houston .50 89 .362 New York ..44 94 .319 40 Sets Baltimore Record Tuesday's Results St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 5, New York 0 San Francisco 16, Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2, Milwaukee 0 Los Angeles 4, Houston 3 (10 innings) Today's Games Philadelphia at Cincinnati (N) Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (N) New York at St. Louis (N) Chicago at Los Angeles (N) Houston at San Franciaco Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (N) New York at St. Louis (Nl Chicago at Los Angeles (N) Houston at San Francisco Only games scheduled League Ron Acks Pushing For Illinois Quarterback Job W. L.

Pet. G.B. New York 90 49 .617 Chicago 78 60 .565 mi Minnesota 77 61 12'4 Baltimore 71 66 .529 16'i Detroit 67 70 22 Boston 67 72 .482 23 Cleveland 6S 74 .479 23V6 Kansas City ..61 76 .445 28 Los Angeles ..62 78 .443 2 Washington ....50 88 .362 CHICAGO ball Briefs: Foot- OHIO STATE Convinced that the platoon system can't be worked with the new substitution rule, Coach Woody Hayes is maneuvering his squad in favor of two-way players. Every man must run the mile in six minutes or less to make the Buckeye squad. Conditioning and fundamentals are keeping the 65- man Badger squad busy in two- a-day drills.

Coach Milt Bruhn plans to break the squad into teams Wednesday. IOWA The Hawkeyes might not be title contenders in the Big Ten but Coach Jerry Burns says his team will win more games than expected. The quarterback job is wide open with letterman Fred Riddle of Collinsville, 111., and sophomores Gary Snook and Mickey Moses making the strong est bids. Ray Culp Has A Curve Ball Elbow Tuesday's Results Baltimore 4, Boston 3 Kansas City 3, Minnesota 2 Detroit 3, New York 2 (15 innings) Only games scheduled Today's Games Los Angeles at Minnesota (n) Baltimore at Cleveland (N) Washington at New York Detroit at Boston (N) Kansas City at Chicago (2, twi- night) Now thai the pennant race has all but run its course, let us turn to other momentous developments in the American League. Such as Steve Barber becoming the top winning pitcher in the Baltimore Orioles' modern history.

And Dick Stuart of the Boston Red Sox becoming the first very all the years of baseball's recorded annals ever to bat in 100 runs in a season in both major leagues. These significant events took place Tuesday as Barber and Baltimore trimmed Stuart and Boston 4-3. Barber, with relief help, gained his 19lh most ever by an Oriole pitcher since Baltimore came back into the league in 1954 Stuart tagged his 36th homer off Stu Miller, with a man on in the eighth inning, giving him an even 100 RBI. The first baseman, who went to the Red Sox in an inter- league trade during the winter, knocked in 117 for Pittsburgh in 1961. The Detroit Tigers outlasted the front-running New York Yankees, winning 3-2 on rookie George Smith's run-scoring single in the 15th inning, and Ed Charles' sacrifice fly in the eighth inning sent in the run that gave Kansas City a 3-2 decision over Minnesota in the only other AL games played.

Baltimore touched loser Dave Morehead for two unearned runs in the first inning, made it 3-0 in the fourth, and got the clincher in the seventh on Luis Aparicio's dazzling base running. Aparicio beat out an infield single, stole second and him 3 steals and loped in on Boog Powell's double. Barber, 19-10, gave way to Mil ler after a leadoff walk to Felix Mantilla in the eighth, ad Stuart belted his homer against the slow balling reliever two outs later Pat halfback Rick Sygar suffered a broken leg in practice and will be lost to the Wolverines for the season. Sygar probably will be replaced by sophomore Bob Quist. pass de- NEW YORK is run- This was only his second straight start in rotation in more than a month, but he looked right sharp," said Phil Manager! Gene Mauch.

A i. i i Culp, who had a 13-S record at' Cf fense drills are being stressed Pa last vear ning out for the st Cards the Gopher camp. Coach Murray jj umped 0 ff to a fine start bv win- th quest to overtake the Na" ning 10 of his first IS Los Angeles Then he developed a sore elbow ge and had a 1-6 record since The clock has just about stopped before blanking the Braves. third-place San Francisco "He got a curve ball elbow," Giants the chlca curve Sox, runners-up to pace-setting 1 1 2 3 4 5 5 By DAVE O'HARA Associated Press SPorts Writer MILWAUKEE road to success for a baseball pitcher can have its painful moments. No one knows better than the Philadelphia Phils' Ray Culp.

The 23-year-old rookie hander traces both arm trouble and success to the curve ball. And in battling a sore elbow he has developed into one of the National League's top young A II pitchers. lf Cards Win All Culp dazzled Milwaukee on two hits and struck out eight in posting his 12th victory Tuesday night as the Phils edged the Braves 2-0 and moved into fourth place with Cubs Face Dodgers In Los Angeles By BOB MYERS Associated Press Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (AP)-The Los Angeles Dodgers, off on another winning streak, shoot for victory No. 7 out of eight games as the Chicago Cubs move into Dodger Stadium tonight. But you can credit Manager Walter Alston with an apt description of the last win, a 4-3 over the Houston Colts in 10 innings Tues day night.

"That was the damndest game we've been in all year," he said. Still six games in front of the second-place St. Louis Cardinals in the National League race and 9' A in front of San Francisco, the Dodgers will start Bob Miller while Cal Koonce will probably start for the Cubs. The Dodgers Don Drysdale, still after his 18th victory of the season, and Ken Johnson of the Colts can subscribe to Alston's summation of an affair that vir MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League BATTING (350 at bats) Ya- strzemski, Boston, Kaline, Detroit, Runs Tresh, New York, Kaline, 84 Runs Batted In Stuart, Boston, 100, Kaline, Detroit. 94.

Hits Kaline. Detroit, 161; Ya- slrzemski, Boston, and Ward, Chicago, 158. Doubles Yastrzemski, Bolton, 36: Ward, Chicago, and Alvis, Cleveland, 31. Triples Versalles, Minnesota, and Hinton, Washington, 12. Home Runs Stuart, Boston, 36; Killebipw, Minnesota, 35.

Stolen Bases Aparicio, Baltimore, 35; Hinton, Washington, 22, Pitching (12 decision) New York Ford, New York, 20-7. .741. Strikeouts Peters, Chicago, 16S; Bunning, Detroit, 165. National league Batting (350 at bats) Groat, St. Louis, Pinson, Cincinnati, and T.

Davis, Los Angeles, .322. tually emptied both benches Tues-' Runs c7 Milwaukee, 103a day night Hood, St. Louis, 9S. Harry Craft used 1-1 1,1 AaTron Colts, four of them pitchers. kcc Bo vel A.

St 18 and Alston employed 17, Pinson. Cincinnati, 184a three moundsmen. Groat, St. Louis, 182. Alston said later that if 0 Doublc Groat.

St. Louis, game had gone another inning Pin Cincinnati, 37. Triples Pinson, Cincinnati, 13; Brock Chicago, and Callison another inning Doug Camilli, a catcher, would have gone in at shortstop. As it turned out, Wallv Moon's Gonzalez. Philadelphia.

10. long sacrifice fly in pinch I Home Runs Aaron, Milwau- 'r lin "7 Vu irunner Roy Gleason with the keo McCovey, San Francis- th uM evw nl fifth run and Tommy Davis sin co. 31 Tiger hit off Yankee pitching in scored Jim Gilliam with the win 1 foe 4-hour. 7-minute affair at nine marker Detroit, and came after Bill Kun Thursday's Games Los Angeles at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Washington at New York Detroit at Boston Only gmaes scheduled (N) MICHIGAN Starting right a sweep of a two-game series Dodgers Need 79 To Cop Flag Warmath is seeking secondary replacements for Bill Munsey and Jimmy Cairns. No injuries were reported Tuesday.

Phil Dickens will hold his first contact drill today. The Hoosiers went through two light drills Tuesday with various switchings involving sophomores. They worked on passing, pass defense, timing and kickoff coverage. halfback Fred Mokry sprained his back and became Purdue's first practice casualty. Mokry will miss the three to six weeks of competition.

Speed was emphasized Purdue's double drills. Coach Ara Parseghian is searching for a replacement for Paul Flatley, the graduated star flanker back. Top candidates are senior Tom O'Grady, junior Gaiy Rusk and Stump. Tom kel had issued one-out walks to Norm Cash and Bill Freehan. The setback left the Yanks with an HVj-game lead over Chicago's second-place White Sox.

Chuck McKinley Drops Off Team FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (API- Chuck McKinley drops off the United States' Davis Cup team for the American Zone final against Venezuela and will be replaced by Eugene Scott of St. James, N.Y. Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield. Marty Riessen of Evanston, 111., and Arthur Ashe of Richmond, continue as team members, Davis Cup Committee Chairman W.

Harcourt Woods announced Tuesday. McKinley, the Wimbledon champion and the top-seeded player in the United States, had told non-playing captain Robert Kelleher previously that he would be unable to play in the matches against Venesuela because of pre vious commitments. Minor League Results By Tlffi ASSOCIATED PRESS International League Indianapolis, 1, Atlanta 0 (In- es, 234. dianapolis wins Southern Dvision championslup) Pacific Coast League Hawaii 3, Dallas-Fort Worth 0 Seattle 2, Tacoma 0 Denver 13, Salt Lake City 5 Stolen Bases Wills, Los An- geios. 30; Pinson, Cincinnati, 26.

Pitching decisions) ranoski, Los Angeles, 14-2, McBcan. Pittsburgh, 13-3. .813. Strikeouts Koufax. Los Angeles.

259; Drysdale, Los Angel- Fight Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FRESNO, Calif. Gabe Ter- roncz. 147, Fresno, knocked out Charlie Scott, Philadelphia. San Diego 2, Oklahoma" City HOUSTON Tod Herring, Portland 6, Spokane 3 leutpointed Bill McMurray. 211 10.

10th and Broadway AAoNTGdMERY WARD Mauch explained, ine New York in the American made his elbow a little tender. He ire many curves; magic number for the Yank- hadn't thrown as before this year. "However, we know he had to throw the curve to win. I told him if he wanted to be a fast ball pitcher he could pitch in Triple-A ball, but that if he wanted to be a complete pitcher he had to throw the curve." i The Braves agreed that Culp in lhas to be ranked as one of the toughest young pitchers in the league. "He's tough," said Hank Aaron, who managed a single but struck out three times waving at sharp- breaking curves.

2 3 4 4 5 6 7 sophomore Geroge Myers, Dave Milam and Gene Cubs Wilt Abraham have been doing the passing. ILLINOIS With sophomores Ron Acks and Fred Custardo pushing senior Mike Taliaferro for the quarterback job, Ron Fearn was shifted from quarter to halfback on the fourth team. MICHIGAN Trying to develop a strong passing game, the Spartans had four quarter- CHICAGO CAP) The idea of backs throwing the ball. The straight from the Gi- group included Ed Proobstlc, anls in San Francisco apparently Roger Hailey, Steve and lwas overwhelming for the 7 Unearned Giant Runs In Inning ees is 13. For the Dodgers it's 19, Here's what it would take to make their leads disappear: If the White Sox win all 24 remaining games, it would give them 102 victories.

The Yanks need to win only 13 of 23 to make it 103 If the Cards win all of their 24 games, their winning total at season's end would be 102. The Dodgers have 24 games left and would have to collect 19 victories to eliminate St. Louis. If the Giants win all 23 on their schedule it would put their total at 98. The Dodgers would have to win only 15 to eliminate the defending NL champions.

Speedy Scot Wins Futurity INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-The $57,351 Fox Stake for 2-year-old pacers highlights the final grand circuit harness racing program at the Indiana State Fair today. The program also includes the Hoosier Futurities for 2-year-old pacers and trotters, worth $18,500 and $17,500 respectively. Speedy Scot, the Hambletonian winner, took the Horseman Futurity for 3-year-old trotters in straight heats Tuesday. The times were 2:01.4 and 1:59 1-5, the later a record for the event. Speedy Scot, owned by Castleton Farms of Lexington, was driven by Raldph Baldwin.

MASK are- becoming the rage for hockey goalies, even amateurs. New York Banger Jacques Plants, left, who pioneered the use of protective face cow- erincs. checks fiie gear of Robert Van Wert, center, and wmmer school cw- 15 Indicted As Bookies At Race Track CHICAGO (AP) A federal grand jury indicted today 15 men who were arrested at Sportsman's Park Race Track and accused of illegal bookmaking. The indictment charged them with failure to purchase federal gambling tax stamps and failure to register with the Internal Revenue Service. They were arrested Aug.

24 after a one-month investigation during which federal agents said they placed bets with the men at the park. Officials said the state also lost tax money 'because wagers placed with bookies are diverted from the track's pari-muluel betting on which a 5Mt per cent state tax is levied. James P. O'Brien, U.S. district attorney, said the men were the first ever arrested in the Chicago area for on-track bookmaking.

The arrests prompted Gov. Otto Kerner to call special hearings by the Illinois Harness Racing Commission to reconsider Sportsman's Park's license. The harness meet, conducted by the Chicago Downs Association, The track is in Dave McCormick. Juday and McCormick are sophomores. NOTRE Irish are working hard to develop their ground attack.

For the second successive day Coach Hugh Devore spent most of the time on running. Willie Mays Takes A Rest SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Willie Mays won't put a San Francisco Giants uniform back on until Friday night when the defending National League champions open a three-game series against Los Angeles. Mays sagged to one knee while batting against Chicago Monday and was sent home to l-ecuperate from nervous exhaustion. "I don't care what he does until Friday, just so he rests," said Manager Alvin Dark after he talked to his cen ter fielder Tuesday. "Willie said he fell fine but was just tired," Dark added.

Dr. E. C. Sailer confirmed that nothing is wrong with Mays Uiat rest won't cure. Probable Pitchers By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League Philadelphia (Bennett 7-2) at Cincinnati (O'Toole 17-11) (N) Pittsburgh (Friend 16-12) at Milwaukee (Spahn 18-5) ON) New York Willey 8-11) at St.

Louis (Broglio 14-8) (N) Chicago (Koonce 1-4) at Los Angeles (Miller 9-8) (N) Houston Farrell 10-15) at San Francisco (Sanford 13-12) was too overwhelms Chicago Cubs who collapsed Tues day after their doubleheader holiday victory over the Giants Mon day. The Cubs quickly grabbed a 3-0 lead over the Giants Tuesday and then suddenly found themselves out of the running. The Giants scored seven unearned runs in the second inning and added six more in the fourth on their way to a 16-3 victory. Ron Santo, whose home run hitting helped the Cubs in their dou-' ble triumph Monday, was the goat this time. Ron committed three errors in the second inning to tie a modern major league record.

Santo's errors made all seven runs unearned but the Giants had something to do with the scoring as they pounded starter Lairy Jackson for six singles in the same frame. The Cubs move on to Los Angeles for a series beginning Wednesday night. They'll send Cal Koonce (1-4) against Bob Miller (9-8). The Chicago White Sox, idle Tuesday, return to action Wednesday with a twi-night doubleheader against the Kansas City A's. The Sox will send Ray Herbert (1.1-9) and Joe Horlen (7-5) against Orlando Pena (949) and Diego Segui (7-5).

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