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6 THE KANSAS CITY STAR, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1965 Garrison Leads Lloyds In Fourth 3 and 2 Season TIGERS HOLD ON TO TRIP BOSTON Freehan Doubles In Winning Run in 9th in 9-8 Thriller Frank Waters, the other new entry, has 17 players available now on a 25-man squad. Players who will be available later are John Kindred, first baseman; Frank Welter, shortstop; George Miller, third base-man; Tom Petty, third base-man; Ron Nick, catcher; Jerry Carson and Dick Sappington, pitchers. Other members of the team are Paul Mason, first base; Jim Dunston and Bill Millsap, second base; John Walker, shortstop; Bill Thomas, third base; Terry Reed, Ken Shaw, Wayne OBryan, Rene Meje, Jim Kendall, outfielders; Bob Howard, Larry Ray, Mike DeBain, Larry Doyle, catchers; Jim Palmer, Bob Millsap, Daryl Kent and Ron Toomey, pitchers. Lloyds, starting its fourth year in the Senior 3 and 2 league, together with Holland Construction and Frank Waters, the two new members of the 6-team loop, has been holding workouts in preparation for the opening of the season Sunday, May 9. Dean Garrison, starting his fourth season as manager of Lloyds, has eight veterans on a 16-man squad.

His big problem at the present is mustering enough players to start the season. The veterans are Jim Zuger, second baseman; Pat Crilly, third baseman; Mike Shaw, shortstop; John Fergus, second baseman; Larry Hackathorn, outfielder; Gary Bobski, outfielder; Mike Miller and Rudy Florez, pitchers. Zuger, Crilly, Bobski and Shaw are at school or college and will be available later. Gary Folsom and Harold Farris, outstanding pitchers last year in the Kansas City, Kansas, 3 and 2 league, are members of the 6-man hurling staff. Jack Marshall, manager of Holland Construction, has a young team, with all except three players on a 19-man squad from last years Junior A entry in the Johnson County 3 and 2 league.

The majority of the players have been together for a number of years. Rus Meyers, catcher; Randy Marshall, shortstop; Larry Largent, third baseman; Steve Bass, catcher and Terry Tackett, first baseman, have been with Jack Marshall the nine years that he has been managing 3 and 2 league teams. Bob Harbour, manager of NOTHING TO IT The four youngsters who ran the 2-miIeJ relay in 10:51.5 a Heart of America Sports clinic exhibition yesterday are (left to right) in Bob Hanson, Rick Brown, Bob Twibell and Neil Newhouse. The performance is believed to be under the national age-group record. MISSOURI RIPS K-STATE, 14-8 Three Homers Included In 18-Hit Attack by Big 8 Leader TIGERS AHEAD BY ONE Kansas Ties for Fourth With 5-1 Victory Over Oklahoma State (By The Star's Own Service) Manhattan, Kas.

Missouri lashed out 18 hits, including three home runs, to riddle Kansas State, 14-8, yesterday and retain its Big Eight baseball lead. Missouri, boosting its record to remained one game ahead of Iowa State, 7-4. Nebraska is third at 6-4, while Kansas and Oklahoma State are tied for fourth at 7-5. Two of Missouris homers were successive 400-foot drives In the fifth inning by Ron Cum-; mings and Dan Rudanovich. Bob Robben, who went five for six, also hit a home run.

Stu Steele drilled one over the I left-field fence for Kansas State. Orville Hollrah won his fourth straight mound victory, although relieved by Jack Stroud in the sixth. Stroud, Mizzous southpaw ace, fanned seven the rest of the way. Rudanovich made a spectac- ular diving catch to end an up-rising in the third. At the time, K-State had the bases loaded.

MISSOURI 240 1M 10214 1 4 KANSAS STATE 100 015 001 8 10 4 Orville Hollrah, JacK Stroud (6) and Jim Paca: Wade Johnson, Ike Evans (6) and Gunter Ekis. Chana Wins for K. U. -r Lawrence, Kas. Fred Chana shook off the effects of an injured ankle to pitch the Kansas Jayhawks to a 5-1 victory over Oklahoma State yesterday.

Chana. who had the ankle taped yesterday and was a doubtful starter, went the distance on a 5-hitter. Home runs by Steve Me-) Greevy and Jim Dreiling ac-h counted for all the Kansas scor- Ing. McGreevy homered with one on in the third. Dreiling with two aboard in the fourth.

Chana, Dreiling, McGreevy .1 and Gary Ray each had two hits. OKLAHOMA STATE. 100 000 0001 5 2 KANSAS 002 300 OOx 5 9 0 Mary Fioechi, Don Kuykendall (5), Don Burrmass 18) and Tony Sellari; Fred Chana and Jim Shans. Relay Mark Features H. of A.

Sports Clinic RED SOX MAKE BID Early Lead Evaporates, Then Schilling Ties It With Homer Detroit (AP) Bill Freehan doubled home A1 Ka-line with the winning run in the ninth inning yesterday as Detroit edged Boston, 9-8. Kaline started the inning with a walk and was sacrificed to second. After Jack Lamabe walked Don Demeter intentionally, Freehan rapped the decisive double to left-center field. Chuck Schillings second pinch hit homer in two games had tied the game, 8-8, in the Boston ninth. The Tigers had rallied for four runs and an 8-7 lead in the eighth.

Norm Cash and Kaline raced home with the second and third runs of the uprising when pitcher Dick Radatz threw wildly to first on a bunt by Gates Brown. Demeter then singled in Brown with the lead run. BOSTON DETROIT ab bf Greep cf 6 13 0 M'A'Ilffe Jones 3b 4 2 2 0 Lumpe 2b Bressoud ss 1 0 0 0 Cash lb Yastr'skl If 5 12 2 Kaline rf C'nigl'ro rf 4 2 2 1 Brown If L. Thomas lb 4 1 2 3 Horton If Mantilla 2b 5 0 3 1 Demeter cf Tillman 2 0 10 Freehan Petoc'li 4 0 0 0 Wert 3b Schilling ph 1111 Wi'k'h'm Lonborq 3 0 0 0 Roman ph Malzone 3b 1 0 0 0 G. Thomas ph 1 1 1 1 Lolich 10 0 0 Totals 40 8 16 8 Totals 35 9 12 6 One out when winning run scored.

Boston 202 300 0018 Detroit 120 001 4019 Jones, Lonborg, Radatz. DP Detroit 1. LOB Boston 12, Detroit 9. 2B Jones, L. Thomas, Tillman, Yas-.

trzemski, Freehan. HR Conigliaro (4), L. Thomas (4), Schilling (2), G. Thomas (1). SB Green.

Brown, Freehan, Horton. SF L. Thomas. IP Lonborg 6 Radatz 1-3 Heffner 12-3 Lamabe 0-1 1-3 Wickersham 2 2-3 Navarro 2-3 Seale 2-3 Gladding 2 Lolich 3-1 3 WP Gladding, 3:00. A 3,854.

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The Phils picked up a third-inning run on Cookie Rojass single and Richie Allens double, but the Braves went ahead to stay on Alous first run-producing single in the fourth. Milwaukee added two more runs in the sixth and another pair in the seventh in handing Jim Bunning his third loss in four decisions. PHILADELPHIA MILWAUKEE ab bi ab bi Roias cf 4 110 Cline cf 4 0 0 0 Callison rf 4 0 10 Maye If 2 111 Allen 3b 3 0 2 1 Jones If 2 111 Stuart lb 3 0 0 0 H. Aaron rf 2 111 Johnson If 4 0 10 Mathews 3b 12 0 0 Taylor 2b 3 0 2 0 Torre 4 0 0 0 Triandos 4 0 0 0 Alou 1b 4 0 2 2 Wine ss 4 0 10 Menke ss 4 0 2 1 Bunnin9 2 0 0 0 Bollinq 3 0 10 Thomas oh 1 0 0 0 Bls'gme 0 4 110 Briqqs ph 10 0 0 Totals 33 1 8 1 Totals 30 6 9 6 Philadelphia 001 000 0001 Milwaukee 100 102 20x 6 Bunninq, Start 2. DP Philadelphia 2, Milwaukee 1.

LOB Philadelphia 8, Milwaukee 7. 2B Allen, H. Aaron, Jones. 3B Wine. HR Maye (2).

SB H. Aaron. Bollinq, Cline. SF H. Aaron.

IP ER BB SO Bunninq 1-3 6 5 4 4 3 6 Roebuck 2 3 2 0 0 0 Blasinqame 1-2 9 8 1 1 3 2 HBP By Roebuck, Mathews. PB Triandos. 2:23. A 2,486. This summers Heart of America sports clinic received a rrecord-setting preview yesterday when four 12-year-olds combined for a 10:51.5 performance in a 2-mile relay.

The event, held at Central high school, was a test to see wwhat might be expected this summer. The results were far better than officials had hoped. The 10:51.5 clocking by Bob Twibell, Neil Newhouse and Rick Borwn, all of Pembroke-Country Day, and Bob Hanson of Old Mission Junior high, broke, what meet officials, WARDS SERVICE CENTERS 8 A. M. DAILY! West Platte Kearney Shoiv Poiver in Track ONTGOMERY Worlds Greatest Single Sporting Event! -kVo 5 pnrtyr.

H9nt Newspaper Hotdhn $rvC9 1C ON CLOSED LlVC. CIRCUIT TV TV tthink, was the national 2-mile relay age-group record. All four runners are in the seventh grade. They ran as the Heart of America Sports Olympians. A team from the Southeast Community center was second, followed by Lykins Community center and George Washington Carver Community center.

According to Harv Greer, an assistant track coach at Central who conducted the meet, the performance was almost 26 seconds faster than the 12 and un-dder age-group record. 180- YARD LOW HURDLES 1. Ed Wriqht, West Platte; 2. McMillan, Smith-ville. Time :21.3.

880-YARD RUN 1, Jim Hornbeck, West Platte; 2. George Tignor. St. Mary. Time 2:07.5.

220-YARD DASH 1. Mike Sanders, St. Mary's; 2. Aeby, Pleasant Hill. Time :22.5.

MILE RELAY 1. Pembroke-Country Day (Reggie Stafford, Don Cohen, Bruce McKinley, Mike Campbell); 2. Richmond. Time 3:37.8. POLE VAULT 1.

Douq Newcomer Pern-Day; 2. Green, Pleasant Hill. 11-3. HIGH JUMP 1. J.

W. Page. West Platte; 2. Parks, Smlthville. 5-10.

SHOT-PUT 1. Roger Eskridqe, West Platte; 2. Elliott, Richmond. 52-5. DISCUS 1.

Charles Czarlinsky, Pern-Day; 2. Pepper, West Platte. 127-7Va. BROAD JUMP 1. Chastain Parks, Smithville; 2.

Epperson, Oak Grove. 19-10V2. CLASS QUALIFIERS 120-HIGH HURDLES 1. Daryl Walkup, Gower; 2. Boos, Gower; 3.

Mellow, Law-son. Time 1 5.5. 100-YARD DASH 1. Gary Riddle, North Platte; 2. Evans, Hardin; 3.

Cromley, Kearney. Time :10.4. MILE RUN 1. Vic Davis, Kearney; 2. Lary Lawson; 3.

Denney, Kearney. Time 4:43.5. 880-RELAY 1. Kearney (Rick Cromley, Ron Cromley, Bob Pence, Ed Coffelt); 2. North Platte; 3.

Norborne. Time 1:38.3. 4401. Bill Tavlor, Lathrop; 2. Shoney, Norborne; 3.

Sharp, Lawson. Time :54.5. 180-LOW HURDLES 1. Rick Cromley, Kearney; 2. Boos, Gower; 3.

Walkup, Gower. Time 21 .0. 880-YARD RUN 1. Vic Davis, Kearney and Mosher, DeKalb tie); 3. Webb, Ludlow.

Time 2:09.8. 220-YARD DASH 1. Kon Goodwin, Lathrop; 2. Riddle, North Platte; 3. Taylor, Lathrorp.

Time :22.8. MILE RELAY 1. Faucett (Bill Dunham, Larry Alkire. Steve Johnson, John Carter); 2. Kearney; 3.

Lawson. Time 3:45.7. POLE VAULT 1. Wayne Moore, Norborne; 2. Johnson, Faucett; 3.

Wood, Faucett. and Avers, Lathrop (tie). 11-9. HIGH JUMP 1. Nick McBraver, Law-son; 2.

Banks, DeKalb; 3. James, Ludlow. 6 0. SHOT PUT 1. Bill Banks.

DeKalb; 2. Kincaid, Polo; 3. Looermen, Grain Valiev. 44-634. DISCUS 1.

Buzz Kincaid, Polo; 2. Youngblood, Orrick; 3. Ackinson, Polo. 11-5 7. BROAD JUMP 1.

Daryl Walkup, Gower; 2. Glenn, Lawson; 3. Keefhaver, North Platte. 19-61 2. Liston on Scene, Says He's Heady Boston (AP) Sonny Liston flew in from Denver yesterday and announced, I really feel ready.

for his once-postponed heavyweight title rematch with champion Cassius Clay. A Minor League Results PACIFIC COAST LEAGUK Indianapolis 16, Sait Lake City 2. Denver 7, Oklahoma City 5. Arkansas 6, San Diego 4. Hawaii 4, Vancouver 2.

Seattle at Portland, postponed, rain. Tacoma 6, Spokane 5. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta 6, Toronto 5. Jacksonville 9-3, Buffalo 6-5. Rochester 4, Toledo 1.

Columbus 4, Syracuse 2. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Lynchburg 4, Knoxville 3. Montgomery 7, Birmingham 6. Chattanooga 4, Columbus 3. Charlotte 5, Asheville 4.

EASTERN LEAGUE Williamsport 5, Readinq 3. York 6, Pittsfield 3. Springfield 7, Elmira 2. TEXAS LEAGUE Dallas-Fort Worth 11, El Paso 10. Amarillo 11, Albuquerque 7.

Austin 4, Tulsa 2. Dodgers Win. But Lose Tom Davis Los Angeles (AP) Willie Davis singled home twro runs in the eighth inning last night as the Los Angeles Dodgers rallied to beat San Francisco for the third straight, 4-2. It was a costly victory for the Dodgers, because Tommy Davis, left fielder and cleanup batter, suffered a dislocation and fracture of the right ankle sliding into second base in the fourth inning and will be lost for at least three months. SAN FRANCISCO LOS ab bi ANGELES ab bi Kuenn If 2 0 0 0 Wills ss 4 12 0 J.Alou rf 5 0 11 Parker lb 3 0 0 0 Mays cf 3 110 W.

Davis cf 4 112 Hart 3b 3 0 11 T.Davis If 2 0 10 McCovev lb 1 0 0 0 Moon If 10 0 0 Ceoeda lb 3 0 10 Smith if 0 0 0 0 Lanier 2b 1 0 0 0 Fairly rf 4 111 Hiatt 3 0 0 0 Ros'boro 3 0 0 0 Bailey 0 0 0 0 Lefebvre 2b 3 0 10 Davenp't 2b 4 0 1 0 T'cwski 3b 3 110 Paoan ss 4 0 10 Podres 2 0 0 0 Perry 3 110 Oliver ph 0 0 0. Peterson ph 1 0 0 0 Totals 33 1 7 I Totals 29 4 7 3 San Francisco 001 000 1 00 2 Los Angeles 010 000 03x 4 Paqan, Tracewski, Podres. DP San Francisco 1, Los Anoeles 2. LOB San Francisco 9, Los Angeles 4. 2B Mays.

3B Hart. HR Fairly (2). SB Parker, Wills. Oliver. IP ER BB SO Perry 1-2 7 1-3 6 3 3 1 3 Shaw 2-3 1 1 1 1 0 Podres 4 2-3 7 2 1 4 1 Purdin 1-0 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Brewer .1 0 0 0 1 2 WP Shaw.

2:27. A 49,758. NEW WINDSORjTOMPS IN Victory at Pimlico Keeps 2-Year-Old Unbeaten Baltimore (AP) New Windsor, unbeaten 2-year-old Maryland-bred horse, breezed to the first stakes victory of his career in taking the $16,280 Walden stakes at Pimlico yesterday. He finished the five furlongs 7 lengths in front of S. S.

Bounty. The race was run as a betless exhibition. MEMO RIAL0AY MlY 31 SCREEN! Will NOT be shown on Home TV! WARDS SERVICE First Service Nationwide If! 1-5300 'till 9 EXCITING HOURS! AT PLAZA AND UPTOWN THEATRES ONLY! ALL SEATS RESERVED! West Platte and Kearney led their respective teams in scoring yesterday at Liberty as 22 track teams vied for honors in district class and class track meets. West Platte outscored Richmond, in class and Pembroke-Country Day was third with 28 points as the first two in each event qualified for the state tournament. In class which Kearney won with 37Vfe points, the top three qualified for the state meet.

West Platte qualified its 880-yard relay team and Jim Horn-beck took the 440 and 880-yard runs. West Platte qualified six other individuals. Pembroke-Country Day qualified its mile relay team while Charles Czarlinsky and Doug Newcomer of the Raiders were first in the discus and pole vault, respectively. Jerry Hulbert of St. Johns was first in the mile with a 4:46.6 clocking and St Marys qualified its 880-yard relay unit which was second to West Platte.

Mike Sanders of St. Marys won the 220-yard dash event and McCullough of St. Marys was second in the 100-yard dash. Team Scoring: CLASS West Platt 60 Richmond 332 Pembroke- Country Day 28, Pleasant Hill 25, St. Mary's 23.

'a, Smithvllle 18, St. John's 13, Oak Grove 6, Platte City 3. CLASS Kearney 37 Lawson, North Platte 25, Gower 24, Lathrop DeKalb 15M, Nor-borne and Polo 14 (tie), Faucett Wh. Or-rick 7, Ludlow 6, Hardin 5, Grain Valley 3. CLASS QUALIFIERS 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES 1.

Ron Goss, Pleasant Hill; 2. Tinklepauqh, Pern-Day. Time :15.5. 100-YARD DASH 1. Don Larison, West Platte; 2.

McCullough, St. Mary's. Time :10.4. MILE 1. Jerry Hulbert, St.

John's; 2. Barrett, Richmond. Time 4:46.6. 880- YARD RELAY 1. West Platte (Don Larison, Dave Allen, Bob Perdue, Rooer Dydell); 2.

St. Mary's. 440-YARD RUN 1. Jim Hornbeck, West Platte; 2. Rogers, Richmond.

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