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gosfs Homer Subdues Yanks, 2-1 i Win in Twelfth DRYSDALE, HUNTER HONORED NEW YORK' (AP)-Don DiysdaJe's shutout pitching and Catfish Hunter's perfect game won the monthly ballot-, ing for the Vain Heusen outstanding achievement award in the major leagues. Drysdale's fifth consecutive shutout, lying the old mark, came within the April-May period covered in the voting. The Los Angeles pitcher broke the record and also topped Walter Johnson's strong of consecutive scoreless innings this month. ANAHEIM (AP) Jim Fre- Igosi drilled a leadoff homer in the 12th inning, powering the California Angels past the New York Yankees a-l Monday nignt at Annaheim Stadium. slammed his third ho mer of the season' off reliever Joe Verbanic after the Yankees lifted starting pitcher Stan Bahhsen for a pinch hitter in tlte APV1 I'CDhDlO top of the 12th.

Balmsen had allowed only three hits. Minnie Ro.las, who replaced sts (Angels' starter Jim McGlothlin BiUingham Gets Help IT'S OFFICIAL UCIA Alf-Amerjcan Qfs Gary Beban holds signed contract Monday oiler joining Washington Redskins. With him ar Edward Bennett Williams (leftl, 'Skins president, and Washington coach Otro Graham, centsr, himsslf a former Q8 star. From Bruin to Redskin the 10th, was the winner: Bahnsen held the Angels hit- jless until the sixth, when Bobby Knoop doubled, took third on McGlothlin's sacrifice bunt and From Big scored Vic single Beban Signs to left, tying the game 1-1. The Yankees loaded (he bases with none out in tlieaop of the sixth but managed only one run -APWIreptioto TIED FOR EIGHTH Hank Aaron of Atlanta Braves is greeted by Joe Torre Monday night ofler hitting 493rd home run in the game with Cincinnati.

This tied him with Lou Gehring for eighth place on allllme list. (For story, e. next page. PITTSBURGH Jack Billing- ham, the man the Dodgers took alter a base-minimg blunder 111 Roy White. Horace Clarke drew a walk, IthrDW and he can run, which Itn Beban from the Los Anseles By JAMES R.

POLK chance on when they traded! flams on his weddine dav last many quarterbacks can't do, Associated Press Sports Writer Barrett Back to Bahamas White singled and Mickey Man Above all, the most important wer-K. ine Redskins rave the 'away Phil Regan five weeks ago, has become a prime con WASHINGTON (AP) Gary Rams their No. 1 draft choice thing in my way ol thinking. Beban, All-America quartei he's a winner." next year. cern In manager Wall Alston back from UCLA, signed his Beban will be playing behind and pitching coach Lefty attorney, Ailhur Morse nf Chicago, compared Beban's contract as favorable to second no-cut contract Monday.

tle also walked: Clarke scored as Joe Pepitone forced Manllh at second, hut White rounded third and was thrown out to complete a double play, Catcher Tom SatrianD then nailed Pepitone on an steal for the third out. jveteran Sonny Jurgensen, who (broke NFL passing records last I The first one was for life and Troj jans to But Billincham. who has been the ones he negotiated for Chi- Ifall but will be 31 three weeks the second, for his livelihood, Icago linebacker Dick Butkus very ineffective in his last three ibefore the coming season opens. Beban has a reputation as a couid run years, too. appearances, thinks he and Green Bay fuliback Jim The Washington Redskins Grabowski.

NEW YOmt CALIFORNIA rollout passer in contrast to the Those contracts, in the days found the reason for giving up four hits, two walks and five joins (one his own) on only IT pros' dropback style. But he of the AFL-NFL bidding says he is not and reports he Hero of NCAA Ctarkt. jb A 1 .0 POavnllirD ,1 5(11 While II A I (1 FriBM! si II II Monllt lb 3 0 10 Bpoi tf 4 0 .1 Ppllani rf soil Mlntner lb ID I Kojcd rt SOU Hlnlwi lb til Tresh ss A 0 0 Pciclwdl lr 3 0 I IPitcties since June 4 before lie, li-eporledty ranged up to a quar I threw sit per cent of his college paid a reported $200,000 to sign Beban and plainly expect a long-lasting NFL career for him even though nobody took the Heismah Trophy winner in the first round Df the pro football draft last winter. ter ol a million dollars. Beban's ipasses from a set stance.

Behan could get his first out. "(Don) Drysdale told me he contract is thought to call for. about. spread over sev said, "The only difference between the UCLA dropback and Barrett has decided to return to Verbanic 0 leap in the triple jump last Sat-; urday was a real clutch per- eral vears, the pros is the angle you take Beban. a brideirraom of three Beban.

who passed and ran leaving the center. Ins; Bahamas to study Tim Barrett, the jrisn who Tslal 36 2 4 2 thought I was opening up in my delivery too sarin," Blllingham told the Independent Star-News before 0 ti a scheduled game' with Philadelphia was rained out. "But I've always days, compared tne iteflswns KeflsRins -Coach Utto Graham, for 5S touchdowns in three years Barrctl said he lias been hap contributed the. Key jpointfi in USC's dramatic NCAA track iagreement with his' marriage suDerb pro quarterback in his at UCLA, is an articulate "We'fe-sorTv. of course." Trb-- py with his two years at USC, Friday and joked.

"Tve Been in intelligent youne man although loeNew Yerlt Calllomlo 3." J- long career with Cleveland, praised Beban: but' that some personal matters and field victory, will not return to school next season. volved in two no-cut contracts lie says, "I'd rather be quiet HH-FrtlBSl SH-Cm. known I have a tendency to do 'jan" coacii 'Vein Wife toW. ihe Track -Writers Monday St "Hip Olympian Hotel. "Tim's 51-foot torcea him to leave.

within a week." Mian nave my- toot in my moutrt. IP REItSSSD Although just a I mis type of. tning, 1 guess 1 ve "He's intelligent. H-j's got all the physical attributes. He can I "Yes, I realized that we need The Redskins acquired rightsl it makes it tough to wallt.

done it all my life," (I.J-3) 0 1 1 1 It 0 Drysdale and Phillips spent ed every point," he replied to a question. "The jump came on my final trial, and I knew how A-ll lime watching Bilung- Troy Tackle Turns Pro ham's delivery prior to Sun SPORTS tight the team race was. day 2-1 victorv over tne Phil lies and agreed this could be Barrett said at first the offi-als measured from the front Army Revokes Duty Orders For Blair BALTIMORE (A P)-Ceuter tlw problem that has jumped Billingham's earned run aver nf the clay at Berkeley's Ed-- Yary, Vikes Agree PASADENA STAfl-NE wards Stadium. age 'ram 2.15 lo 2.45. "It looked like 49 feet, and 1 think this was the main reason I was hit so hard recent was surprised.

Then Perth Pon-si (who finished second) told ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS Baseball Standings ly," Billineham said, "And I'm Ukeiy will he tried first at offensive guard by the Vikings. (AP) Ron Yary. the young icm they were wrong. frying to watch myself without Wolfe also revealed that USC Hurting my rythm too much.

"We're just tickled to death to gel him." Finks said. "1 talked behemoth who tlie Minnesota Vikings made the No. 1 college NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE "I have been completing my trainer Gary Tuthill has been lasked by head Olympic coach WLFet. CB ff L. Pet BG fielder Paul Blair ol the Baltimore Orioles was notifed Monday that his orders (d report for active duty with the Army had been "revoked by reason of dependency." The Orioles said Blair, now with the team in Oalsland, received a wire from the U.S.

Army reserve headquarters in to him a couple of times over follow-through while my arm football player in the nation last St Louis .......38 25 .603 the weekend, or all intents and Payton Jordan to train the U.S. Detroit 41 22 .651 32 25 .525 8 was stilt completine the wind- January, agreed to contract team in Mexico City. up," he continued. "The result Atunta 33 29 .532 4 San Francisco 30 .531 414 'All that needs to be done is was I had nothing on the ball. purposes he had agreed to terms over the weekend.

Ron called me from California today and the final agreement was terms with the National Football League team Monday. DUUuErus ....31 31 get AAU approval," siad Wolfe. Cleveland .814 Miiuiesota ....32 31 .508 9 Boston 29 29 ,500 914 Oakland 31 ,500 914 "There are two thines I can Philadelphia 28 .500 "Ron is satisfied." Vikintrs The Trojan coach ngures that do to compensate: first I could St. Louis. Chicago i 30 31 reached." New YDi'k ,...29 33 .468 11W New York 29 31 .483 7 it will be mighty difficult to as team champion in the There was no immediate word -i.

Blair's future military sta General Manager Jim Finks said, "and that's the boy wc wanted to satisfy." hesitate when I bring my leg- up to get a smooth follow-through, 'second, I could bring my leg up Finks declined, to comment on Morse's role in the negotiations, ANGELS .....29 33 JJ.14 tus, but he apparently won't be next year at ttnoxviue, Tenn. nut mere were indications in nH riT Chicago 27 32 12 Washington; ..24 3G .460 1514 Fifiks steadfastly refused to mgner wlien I kick, ifils would keep my rythm anil also' assure "We're losing some outstahd-: 'make public- terms of Yary's contract, but it is believed In be RON YARY MONDAY'S RESULTS ing boys who have been mighty! a fioa louow-tnrougn. accepted -less than what Morse jbecause he has fnur dependents, wanted him lo stand firm for mil temf, f0 appv Finks Morse and Yary met chane May tvvo days in Chicago last weekjjg his wife ave nir(h fn a nelptul to us, he notnii. And a rnnlm'ft with a. Cincinnati .....29 32 .475 Pittsburgh ....28 31 .475 8 Houston 23 33 .377 14 MONDAY'S RESULTS Lds Angeles at Philadelphia.

Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 4, Houston 3 Only games scheduled. TODAY'S PITCHERS California 2, New York 1, 12 "I'll try both methods in the tlic rest nf the country is getting large bonus-perhaps a $300,000 it' until this. year, and innings. jnexr. couple of days and then decide which is better for my without reaching agreement.

wugner. pacKage spread over two or LalJ- daughler, who hpcame Blair's fourth dependent. ted him as the best Yary played defensive end as ifyle ol pitching," tie said, add lineman in the mimtrv last THE GUESTS Joininz Bar sophomore at Southern Ca, "We don't divulge terms and ing: 11 opening up too soon isn't the reason, I'll just have to fall," Coach Bud Grant said-at then was an offensive tackle his rett at -we sprln- Minnesota 4, 1 Chicago 2, Cleveland 1 Oakland 3, Baltimore 2 Only games scheduled. TODAYS PITCHERS New York (Talbot 0-31 aLCal Lns Aneeles (Drysdale B-4) at conditions under any circum the time. "We believe he has a icr Miner and pole junior and senior try else." stances," Finks said.

Pittsburgh (Moose 2-4) radio Toros Sued for $3.4 Million BALTIMORE (AP) Shimon chance to make it at any one of, vaulter Bob Seagren of the vie. He was first team all-Ameri Did Yary tret the 3200,000 he B4n, Sins n.m. Since the Dodgers prepared for tonight's opener of a three- lotions Irojans. rive positions." can last fail and also won the and his agent, Jim Morse, re- Yes. smiled Mulrr.

eot The fi-fDnt-5, 2fi5-pound Yary Houston (Lemasler 5-li and Eiasingame 1-0) at New York gariie series with Ihe Pirates portedlv had sought? "Are you ilurnia (Murphy 0-fJ Anaheim Award and the Washington Touchdown Club Award tired at Berkeley." He rati two Cohen, an Israeli soccer player, filed suit in U.S. District Court here, it figures thai BiUingham kiddingv Finks replied. (Ryan 5-4 and caraweil i-f) Ibtaaium p.m. Jtaaia yiii. races Thursday, three Friday Pro Grid Rouiirlvp Inr- I mn untMnnrling i i.l will, at one time or anntliw, get Asked If Yam received the Baltimore- (Phoebus 5-fi) at: and three Saturday.

Monday seeking $3.4 million damages from the Baldmore lege lineman. a chance to make the important T-N. Cincinnati (CLoninger 1-4) at Atlanta Johnson 4-3) biggest bonus in Minnesota his Oakland (Nash 5-4) 1 was pretty worried after test. He will olay in the Collece tory, Finks replied, "No com Giant plovm pulling up at Modesto three Washington (Onega 4-5) atl San Francisco (Perry fi-3 and In toniihl's same, Don Drys Bays and San Diego Toros of the North American Soccer League. weeKS igo.

lie said. "So natu iAll-Star game in Chicago Aug. 12, then report to the Vikings at icrlmmaqe Monday. Minnesota (Mcrritt 4-6 The Vikinss received the bo vera! rally I'm happy with my per-i Smith are llnsbnckers, Davis is dele- Cleveland (McDowell 6-5) at dale (8-4) gets the call against! Pittsburgh right-hander Bob! 'Moose (2-4). who was 0-4 as a nus draft choice from the New Mccormick 5-B; at Philadelphia (Short 4-6 and Fryman 9-5) 2.

1 n. lormaiices at tne NCAA. their Mankato, Stale training camn Aue. 3 the day The suit charges slander, breach of contract and future Chicago (Peters 3-6) WnrieOprills York Giants in the Fran Tark Miller won the 100 meters Boston (Santiago 7-3) at De enton deal over a year. ago'.

Chicago (Nye 4-6) at St. Louis jot the Vikings' annual intra- relief pitcher before moving prospects and disparagement of 'professional ability; TROJANS: See Pago lKl troit (Wilson 4) 5(SlT Monday aTgrnilhls IBSmtrSu'Squad game. iThey did not use it in 1967. but: (Bnles 7-4) into the. starting rotation.

CAL STATE PCAA ENTRY BEING PROBED oi PtCKARB pros Outweigh Com Cal State Moving Up? But Gunnell hit the nail on the head when he quoted Fresno State-AD Cecil Coleman. "We could" spend as much on our program at Fresno State next year In tlie CCAA as we will in future-years iu the PCAA, but the financial return is just not there." A decision may not be forthcoming before this fall, when all (he involved student and faculty groups will be more readily available for policy-making meetings, but the future of 'the Diablos would seem to lie in the PCAA. We would be surprised if the CSLA powers shnuld decide otherwise. It would be a great step forward in athletics. At this point, staying In the CCAA looks like a giant backward stride.

A LATE SUNDAY news Item via the AP came as some, thing of a shock to local fight tans. It- seems that Sho Saljyo, the Japanese "Blazer'' who upset WBA featherweight champ Raul Rojas a couple of weeks ago In a non-title match, lias rejected an Olympic offer for a summer rematch, with the championship belt at stake, It's a matter of finances, say our sources, Saijyo, who received about $7900 for his win June 6, is reportedly holding ourtnr a 1115,000 guarantee in the title bout. It'a entirely pwlfal the Qtymplo otter to Saljyo to lea than he deserves-the figures, naturally, aren't avail-ahle-bot off his decisive victory to their first meeting, yon would almost think he wooH be happy to accept the minimum, just tor the chance to wear the bell. And his chances are good, even If Rojas did say he tolled to train properly tor their Unit ftghl. hv case Saijyo doesn't know it, boxing history la full of situations similar to this one, Bob Foster's backers had to fnit up a 1100,000 guarantee lo 8t light heavyweight champ Dick Tiger Into the ring.

And ihey lost nearly $30,000 on that But they'll not losing any sleep over It. the titla'n worth considerably more. also points to the very lucrative fact that major college classification by the NCAA would bring memhpr schools a cut 6f the national football TV package, amounting to something in the neighborhood of $25,000 a year. (And that, as they say. is one of the better neighborhoods.) Gunnell, who presented the facts of tlie plan to Dr.

Greenlee and other campus leaders last week, said he. saw little in the way of response, "Tliere was really no viewpoint taken at our meetings," he explained. "Wc were just trying to get at the facts. The main question, 1 think, was, How do we finance it? Mr. Deeds will be back in town afler Thursday, and he will be getting together with all concerned at that, time." Have lo Make Solid ONCE AGAIN SPEAKING for the athletic department, Gunnell said, "Naturally we xvould like to upgrade our program, and we feel that joining the PCAA would be a step in that direction.

But we have to make a pretty solid case before we can expect a decision cither way. And, of course, the athletic program hiss to fit Into the overall educational program of tlte school." But Gunnell has some pretty convincing argunento In law of totoltuj up with th PCAA, the least of which Is not the fact that Ike CCAA-wtth or without Cal State L.A. tojolng In he considerably weakened leagie In years to come, If IL survives. In explaining the grante-tn-nld program tentatively outlined for the Pacific Coasf AA, Gunnell said the grand limit has been set at 60 for foolball and 20 for basketball. The CCAA, in a move aimed at trying to Induce the maverick schools to return to tho fold, last month upped Its limits to 65 for football and 30 for basketball, But.

nf coarse, these limits could be reduced, since the move did not nerve 1f intended purpose. BUT THE PROS of participation in the PCAA greatly outweigh tlie cons, from where we sit. "Our situation," said Guhnell. "is that we have to present the facts to (he athletic board (three student members, three from faculty), the student board, the academic senate and the president of the school (Dr. John A.

Greenlee). "The decision they have to make is whether to stay with Hie CCAA as it now stands, or accelerate our athletic program in order to join the TACC. I think the primary question is one of finances. And we are looking Inlo a)l aspects of the financial situation." Gunnel explains that the expenses incurred in a stepped up sports program will necessarily be greater than those in the "old" CCAA, "but I want to emphasize that we're not going 'big And we have no thoughts about trying to get Increased student fees to support the program, "In reality, we. (the athletic department) see little, difference In Ihe outlay between the CCAA as ft Is now set up and the sew cenJerence.

And the possibility of income from the PCAA Is mock greater, as we tee It. With San Dclga State, Cal State Long Bench and Fresne State (the three biggest drawing cards In the league) pulling out, ve envision very little Income potential to the CCAA, "In Ihe PCAA there. Is the possibility of acMsvliij a major rlassitication In football, and there is also a very real possibility the Junior Rose Bowl will be tied in with the new conference. In addition, the guarantee structure Is more Inviting ihRn in the CCAA, If only from the standpoint of gates," In early meetings, Gunncll says the PCAA was kicking around the possibilities of a MISOO to COM minimum guarantee, or a 60-40 split between the home and Visiting teams, He THERE ARE STILL several mpjor hurdles to be crossed, but things' look bright for the chances ol Cal State L.A.'s breaking inlo Hie new Pacific Coast Athletic Association. With athletic director Scotty Deeds currently out of town for the NCAA college division tennis championships and tennis meetings In San Antonio, associate AD Held Gunnell has taken on the chores ol looking into the pros and cons of the new league, including, attending last week's meeting hi which- the fledgling conference took Its first as a fact-finding venture." "The sUtlcllo director of the schools, involved had held a previous mcetliij and were asked to return to Ibeir schooh and bring back their respective decisions last week," Gaimeli explained Mondayi "San Diego State, Fresno State and Cal Stale Long it Beach from our conference were able to make Affirmative 1 decisions, along with UC Santa Barbara and San Jose State, But OOP, WHICH WILL PROBABLY JOIN THE CONFERENCE, AND OUR SCHOOL WERE NOT ABLE TO MAKE A COMMITMENT Ids! week.".