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wtm-F -r 7 -1r-T-Ir ---'V---Nr-IrW--r-M rb- AAarichars No 2 iants In Lead I AAarichars No 2 6 Giants In Lead Keeps SF Keeps SF Giant-Dodger game with the explosive TNT cap ready to detonate at any moment Marichal became embroiled The Sacramento Bee SPORTS Sunday Sept 21 1969 Page El Sunday Sept 21 1969 Page El Giants On Radio Today's San Francisco Giants-Los Angeles Dodgers game will be broadcast by KFBK at 12:40 o'clock By Tom Kane Bee sports writer SAN FRANCISCO The Giants tenaciously held on to their thin first-place lead in the National League's West Division yesterday at Candlestick Park when Juan Marichal weathered a steady sequence of stormy situations to gain his 20th win a 54 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers who dropped 212 games off the pace The Atlanta Braves continued to press the Giants with a 3-2 triumph over the San Diego Padres and 'remained only one-half game behind the league leaders It was another typical By Be SAN Giants ter their thin the Natio Division Marichal sequence tions to 54 victor geles DoO 212 game! The Al tinued to with a San Dieg mained behind th It wa5 hit Roseboro on the head with a bat during that confrontation Sew Up Singer San Francisco with 25213 fans looking on used the big inning to take its second in a row from the Dodgers The Dodger-conquerors scored five runs in the fourth inning to shell Bill Singer from the mound while Mari-chat reached the 20-game plateau for the sixth time in his National League career Lacking his usual immaculate control and command of his assortment of pitches Juan managed to survive a determined Dodger attack -and win his 14th game at Henderson popped out Jack Hiatt drew a walk to load the bases Lanier then cracked the fist pitch off Singer into center field for a pair of runs to knot the count at 2-2 Marichal forced Lanier at second but a hard slide by the Giant shortstop broke up the potential double play Tito Fuentes singles scoring Hiatt while pitching to Ron Hunt Singer wild pitched on his first attempt and Marichal counted Another wild pitch and Fuentes went to third Eventually Hunt was hit by a pitch and that was all for Singer Pinch hitter Willie Mays greeted Pete Mikkel sen with a solid tap to left field to bring in Fuentes with the fifth run of the inning Dodgers Score Marichal who suffered an injury to his left knee in the first inning yielded his second run in 46 innings at Candlestick Park when the Dodgers produced a tally in the second Willie Crawford led off with a single Juan retired the next two hitters but his former batterymate Tom Haller slashed a hit to right scoring Crawford Three Dodger hits in the fourth with Jim Lefebdre delivering the key single gave the Dodgers a 2-0 lead before the Giant eruption In the fifth Ted Sizemore got an infield single Davis lined a homer over the right field screen on a 12 pitch to draw the Dodgers uncomfortably close at 54 It was Willie's 10th homer of the year In the seventh Marichal walked Sizemore then retired the side In the eighth Juan walked Len Gabrielsen and Von Joshua was sent in to run Lefebvre punched a liner to right but Haller popped weakly to short In the ninth Sizemore doubled to right center but Davis grounded to hunt at second See Page E3 Col 5 Candlestick against only a single loss It was his 10th straight complete game against Los Angeles and gave him an 18-1 mark in battles with the Dodgers on his home field Coincidentally it was a Hal Lanier single which tied the game for Marichal in the fourth when the Giants amassed all their runs It was the third straight time Lanier has either won or tied a game for Juan in the current home stand Big 4th Inning Willie Mc Covey led off the fourth with a seeing-eye single through the middle Bobby Bonds ripped a double into left field and Mc-Covey raced to third Ken EtEHaris7: in another argument with the Dodgers who still carry the memories of Juan's hitting Willie Davis on the head on July 19 and the Alariehal-John Roseboro incident several years ago Juan El' ornet on: (111 a ubble 28-24 71 San Fernando Pops Hornet Bubble 28-24 In Final Second 1 4 Bucs' Bob Moose Handcuffs Mets On 4-0 No-Hitter 1 By Dick Couch Bu Hai On By Ben SIxesey NEW YORK (AP) Stocky Bob Moose hurled Pittsburgh's first no-hitter in 10 years Saturday shackling the front-running New York NEW Stocky Pittsburgl 10 years the i- 11 7 vob A t'' kt4': 0'' -7 -z t' i l''' t'' i' ii 'h i 4' 1" 7 4 1 441(464 I ti kook) 1 tl' ''f 0: 5 '4-'s4 I i iS li ti 4 i 1 It I 13 il "7'N 1 41401 4 ::31: 1 At 11 0 7 lf i broke a tackle to score provided the six points after a 67-yard drive Rich Bergstrom's boot allowed the Hornets to come within four points of the Mats 21-17 San Fernando followed See Page ES Col 4 Picture on Page E2 cheering wildly as the scoreboard showed St Louis scoring four runs in the eighth inning to go ahead of Chicago Moose reached back and fanned Ron Swoboda JC Martin and Bud Harrelson in the eighth In the ninth pinch hitter Rod Gaspar opened with a walk Tommie Agee fouled Magic numberaakwBETAOI and Garrett bounced to third base for the second out Then Art Shamsky bounced a 2-1 pitch to second base for the final out as the pirates raced out of their dugout to mob Moose on the mound Football Scores The final score read: San Fernando Valley State 2R Sacramento State 24 And the Southern Californians can thank some heads-up pass coverage plus a little luck for that Some 5000 fans at Hornet Field yesterday afternoon gasped for breath when SSC quarterback Mike Lippi unleashed a 47-yard bomb to 94 sprinter Adam Banks as the final gun sounded Banks was in the end zone running full speed with defenders nboth sides as Lippi's aerial ricocheted off his palms Such Is life in football The name of the game is breaks "I told the players before the game" remarked Hornet Coach Ray Clemons "that No 1 Is to go undefeated' No 2 is to win the conference Now we'll have to concentrate on winning the conference" Good And Bad The Hornets looked both terrible and spectacular at times in losing a season opener which produced 256 yards in penalties 99 for Mets 4-0 with the help of a sparkling defensive play by right fielder Roberto Clemente Moose three weeks short of his 22nd birthday limited the Mets to a pair of walks and retired 11 batters in succession over one stretch on the way to the fifth no-hitter in the majors this season Clemente made a leaping one-handed catch of Wayne Garrett's liner to the right field fence in the sixth inning keeping the no-hit string alive It was the first hitless pitching performance by a Pirate since Harvy Haddix hurled 12 perfect innings against Milwaukee in 1959 before losing 1-0 on one hit in the 13th Fans Six Moose a 5-foot-11 right-bander who spent a good part of the season in the bullpen before earning a regular starting assignment struck out in the eighth bringing his record to 12-3 He walked three With the pennant conscious Shea Stadium crowd Mets 4-0 sparkling right lid ente Moose of his 22n the Mets and retire cession the way t( in the maj Clemen' one-hande Garrett's field fenc ning ke string alil hitless pit by a Pirat dix hurlo nings aga 1959 befol hit in the Moose bander part of 1 bullpen 1 regular sl struck oul eighth in his reco! walked th With I scious Sh Grabbing On To A ID Pass End Tom Jones a junior from Visalia latches on to a 14-yard touchdown pass from Rich Bergstrom for Sacramento State's first score against San Fernando Valley State yesterday after noon The TD tied the score but the Matadors went on to a 28-24 victory Bee Photo by Ward Shaffer Far West San Fernando St 28 Sacra mento St 24 Sacramento CC 14 Sierra 0 Stanford 83 San Jose St 21 Texas 17 California 0 Oregon 28 Utah 17 Colorado 35 Tulsa 14 Wyoming 2:3 Arizona 7 Southern Utah SI Ft Lewis Col 8 Western St Colo 14 Wesiminst Utah Cal Poly $10 7) San Francisco St 7 Michigan St 21 Iasilington )1 Claremont Mudd 4 St Marys Modesto JC 28 sikous 13 Nevada 27 WIllarnetto 7 East Army 31 New Mexico 14 Boston Univ 20 Colgate Fehr' State 43 Navy 22 Syracuse 14 Iowa State 13 Magic Number Is 6 Despite the no-hitter Chi cago's loss reduced the Mets' magic number for clinching the National League East pennant to six The Mets still lead the Cubs by four games Garrett was the only Met to come close to a hit Be sides his drive to Clemente in the sixth Garrett lined to right center in the fourth with Matty Alou making a running catch Moose walked Kranepool in the second Ron Swoboda in the fifth and Gaspar in the ninth Only Gaspar got past first any scenic highway for See Page E2 Col 3 7 1 4 i -i 4 1 -7 I 1 i 4 I 1 1 4 i frontPictu 1 i 1 1 i I 1 1 1 1 I i I -1 1 i i A 1 i 1 a Longhorns Follow Three-Way Street To Easy 17-0 Victory Over Punch less Bears defensive team like Cal is very acceptable Our passing needs work They harassed us a good deal We seemed to lose the initiative Just before the half Their tackles did a good job of knocking our tight end Randy Peschel down Except for his See Page E6 Col 1 showed why it is on a 10-game winning streak and may be No 1 nationally ll'illsey Comments Said Bear boss Ray Willsey: "We didn't play very well We lost a crucial fumble on a kick return and that really hurt us Offensively we really had some breakdowns I took Randy out because you make a change to look for results which we were not getting You change because on offense he is the guy who might make a difference" Royal said: "That type of victory over a good strong Soph QB Leads USC By Nebraska 31-21 So By the Hornets and 157 for the The Clta2p Rhode Lehr 3 Tem 1 Matadors 0101 i firdueoort Btocktiell 21 Holitra Univ 19 SSC stumbled through the Fentr in Coral Stte first half and trailed by 10 points until Lipp' a 5-10 2pt tilelawart3 State 14 170-pound former star at 5 '71st" ta Sacramento High School 28 Brsotrikport hSV who transfered to SSC from rolirgZ (2'4 I the University of Washing- ton entered the game Rutgers 44 1ataverjteq122 slippery Pore Z1 Weynelhure Then Lippi showed the west Chester 11 4thoitclaa form he exhibited during his Flo Ida St 24 Wichit St prep days and installed a West Virginia 31 Maryland spark in the Hornets lead- 7 ing them to a touchdown Alabama 17 Virginia Tech only six plays after he came 13 into the contest near the end Auburn 57 Wake Forest 7 of the third quarter Clemson 21 Virginia 14 Tennessee 31 Chattanooga 67-Yard Drive A 44-yard pass from Lipp! Georgia 35 Tulane to Mike Carter who caught Georgia Tech 24 South the ball on the eight and See Page El Col 7 Stanford's Parade Of 9 TDs Subdues Spartans 63-21 us Doubles Victory Clinches Davis Cup LINCOLN Neb (AP) Sophomore Jimmy Jones made a sparkling debut as heir-apparent to the quarterback spot held last year by Steve Sogge and led Southern California's Trojans to a 31-21 football decision over Nebraska's Cornhuskers Saturday Jones a 6-1 190-pound Harrisburg Pa product shook off midweek back trouble which had made him a doubtful starter and threw for a pair of second quarter touchdowns to put USC firmly in command Power Runner The Trojan offense was abetted also by the power running of another newcomer junior college transfer Clarence Davis groomed to succeed Heisman trophy winner Simpson Davis LINCOI Sophomor made a heir-appar back spot Steve Sog ern 31-21 fool Nebraska' urday Jones Harrisbur shook of trouble wl a doubtfu for a pair touch dowi firmly in Pol Then abetted a running comer ju fer Clarer to succee winner By Omer Crane Fresno Bee Sports Editor STADIUM The Indians of Stanford rated anywhere from seventh to 17th in the preseason polls blasted San Jose State 63-21 before 31000 in what the press would call an exhibition game You might think Tribe Mentor John Ralston would be a happy man "No really" Ralston told the press corps after the game "I'm not at all happy I'd rather have half the score and no penalties no fumbles a lot sharper blocking and tackling" Said touchdown-shocked Joe McMullen in his debut as head coach of the Spar tans: "Well we're bleeding but we're not dead yet We needs lots more We were outmanned" Back to Ralston who will try to cure some of the weak spots before playing host to the University of Oregon here next Saturday in a Pacific-8 Conference opener: "I'd rather wait to compare this team with last year's We made lots of mistakes I've got to study the films to see what went on "Yeah our quarterbacks had a limited book" Ralston used four of them All-American Jim Plunkett for most of three quarters then backup Don Dunce lit By Don Bloom Bee sports writer BERKELEY They claim there are no farms in Berkeley but somehow a herd of rampaging Longhorns got loose here yesterday after noon Slick Texas QB Jim Street optioned an awesome "Wishbone formation to a 17-0 victory over the California Golden Bears before 31000 fans in fog-shrouded Memorial Stadium It was no surprise the Bears were expected to lose in their 800th collegiate grid appearance The Bears should forget their Southwest Conference connections It was the sixth straight time UC has lost to a SW0 team without so much as one win It was the third time the Bears have played the Longhorns and they still are looking for their first touchdown In fifty-nine it was 33-0 and in six- ty-one it was 28-3 Enough is enough Not That Close The game was not as close as the score indicated Street teamed with All-America fullback nominee Steve Worster Jim Bertelsen and Ted Koy to roll up 311 rushing yards Cal got 177 The Texans chalked up only 18 passing yards but when you have the ball on 78 plays to your opponents' 63 why pass? Not that Coach Darrell Royal is conservative but they call him the "Barry Goldwater of college football" On the ground Texas ran 71 plays to Cal's 40 It was Bertelsen for 92 yards Worster for 76 Street for 52 and Koy for 51 Cal's offense directed by Nevada City QB Randy Humphries lad numerous shots at points but they all misfired IIumphries who now is 9-5-1 as a starter hit nine of 19 tosses for 75 yards and had one intercepted The bulk of the losers' ground game was by Gary Fowler's 83 yards and Bob Darby's 62 The Bears were thrown for 50 yards kin losses Texas covered 114 yards in 27 carries Nebraska unveiled a pair of sophomore quarterbacks who threw well but were troubled by shaky protection in the backfield Dan Brownson started but was relieved in the third quarter by Jerry Tagge after being shaken up Narrows Gap USC pulled away 14-0 before Nebraska narrowed the gap with a second quarter touchdown set up by a Jones fumble The Trojans bounced back with touch downs in the second and third quarters to lead 28-7 before Nebraska rallied for two fourth quarter touchdowns the last with 3:40 remaining A 34-yard field goal by USC's Ron Ayala in the waning comments closed out the Scoring in this first foot ball meeting of the two schools usc 714 7 3-31 Nebraska 0 7 0 14-21 USC run (Ayala kick) USC Chandler 45 pass from Jones (Ayala kick) tleb Brownson 2 run (Rogers kick) USC Evans 4 pass from Jones (Ayala kick) Berry 1 run (Ayala kick) Neb Kinney 12 run (Rogers kick) Neb Tegge 2 run (Rogers kick) XC67FG Ayala 34 Statistics USC Nebraska First downs 18 24 Rushing yardage 182 142 Passing yardage LSI 148 Return yardage 16 10 Passes 8-154 16-31-1 Punts 7-41 3-46 Fumbles Lost 3 2 Nerds penakzed 112 22 a Radio-TV Sports Radii tie Ron Fujikawa and finally Tim Cordial a skinny transfer from Montana All save Cordial got the Indians on the scoreboard and Cordial had the third and fourth stringers down to the five when the game ended Plunkett of course was pretty sharp on his passing 13 of 15 for 221 yards and two touchdowns Ralston said he was very happy with two new runners sophomore Jackie Brown who is playing behind running back Bubba brown and fullback Hillary Shockley a 207-pound bone-crusher who is playing behind Williams and Jack Alustiza Flanker Randy Vataha a JC transfer from Huntington Beach had a good day catching five passes for 95 yards The Indians piled up 634 net yards in the romp The Indians put a quick 21 points on the board In the first quarter and then played a 7-7 tie with tha Spartans in the second period for a 28-7 lead at the half The No 1 Indian touchdown carried 32 yards in six plays after the Stanford defense had pushed the Spartans deep Plunkett passed to Vataha for 11 and to Demea Washington Vataha's sub for 17 Fullback Williams punched the last yard as he did on the next two Stanford touchdowns Bubba Brown was the sizzle-kid on the Indians' second TD march 62 yards in See Page EA Col 4 Baseball Standings American League National League the cup and successfully defend it in the next year With Ashe rated the best noncontract pro in the game and with stout backup support from such young stars as Smith Lutz Charlie Pasarell and Cliff Richey Uncle Sam appears in a position to hold the trophy until the competition like the rest of tennis goes open Some observers believe this could happen as early as 1971 Delayed Match The doubles match was marred by a 20-minute delay midway of the second set because of a light shower and a demonstration by a group labeling themselves Stu dents for a Democratic Society About 50 of the demon strators carrying North Vietnamese Viet Cong and Communist China banners and chanting "lie Ho Ho Chi Minh" marched toward the stadium They were intercepted by a cordon of policemen There was a brief scuffle some club waving and most of the demonstrators were hauled off to the police sta tion in a galage truck CLEVELAND (AP) A pair of young Californians playing as if they were one Stan Smith and Bobby Lutz crushed Romania's Bile Nastase and Ion Tiriac In a little more than an hour of doubles Saturday and clinched the Davis Cup for the United States The score was 8-6 6-1 11-9 The victory gave the American team a 3-0 lead with the singles today sending Smith against Nastase and Arthur 9she the topranknig US ace from Rich-Mon Va against the wily controversial Tirlac In the opening singles Friday Ashe turned back a nervous Nastase 6-2 15-13 7-5 6-4 6-4 First In 20 Years The triumph marked the first time since 1948-49 that the United States had won the trophy two years in succession Donald Dell the nonplaying captain from Washington DC became the first leader since Walter Pate in lar and 1938 to win East Pet GB Baltimore 106 47 693 Detroit 85 67 559 2012 Boston 81 70 536 24 Washington 78 74 513 2712 New Yosk 75 77 193 3012 Cleveland 60 92 395 4512 GB 7013 24 2712 30 45ia 1 -4 9 9 30 42 Fag I Pd New York 9) 61 599 Chicago 88 641 51 Pittsburgh 82 70 539 il Louis 82 7g 339 hiladelohla 61 91 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