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yYvryy yy 2-S Sunday August 28 1968 THE FRESXO BEE Falcons Clip 49'ers-1st Victory Major League Averages (AP) -Rookie Johnson passed Falcons to their Saturday night as team in the National League defeated San in an exhibition A and I quarterback the contest with a 35-yard touchdown toss to flanker Alex Hawkins late in the final period His passing moved Atlanta on 77 87 and 79 yard sccrtig marches and set up Tommy 21-yard field goal in the second period San Francisco now 0-4 in exhibition games opened with George Mira at quarterback He guided the 49ers to a touchdown and a brief first period lead John Brodie took over in the third period and directed the 49ers into range for a 36-yard field goal by Tommy Davis Bill Kilmer finished up and his five yard pass to end Bemie Casey climaxed a 53-yard drive in the waning seconds Atlanta got outstanding de- Kermit Alexander started the 49'ers on a second half drive when he intercepted a Johnson pass at his 18 and ran it back 38 yards Davis had to settle for a 38-yard field goal Johnson moved Atlanta 87 yards to score on a two-yard run by Charlie Scales The big play was his 44-yard pass to Wheelwright to the 40'er 32 Coffey did most of the running on a 79-yard Atlanta touchdown drive Johnson found Hawkins open for a 35-yard scoring pass and a 24-19 lead in the final period Sen FrandKt I Atlanta 7 Kopev 23 run (Davis kick) Wheeirtobt 1 run I Moore kick) Moore FG 21 Devil FG 36 Scales 2 run (Meora kick) Hawkins 33 pass (ram Johnson (Moors Kick) Cssoy 5 pass from Kilmer (Davis kick) tensive performances from linebacker Tommy Nobis and halfback Ron Smith and some powerful running from Junior Coffey at fullback Mira threw only once in his opening 82-yard drive completing a toss of nine yards to end Dave Paries Dick Kopay raced 20 yards for the touchdown on a pitchout On Atlanta's first period scoring drive Johnson completed passes of 18 yards to end Billy Martin 20 yards to halfback Ernie Wheelwright and 10 yards to Angelo Coia Wheelwright scored from one-yard out The Falcons moved 64 yards the next time they got the ball a 39-yard pass from Johnson to Coia helping out Moore kicked 21-yard field goal Fast-Closing Eagles Shade Giants 24-23 PRINCETON NJ (AP) -Norm Snead threw two touch-down passes within 25 seconds the last with 48 seconds left following an onside kick that lifted the Philadelphia Eagles to a 24-23 victory over the New York Giants Saturday in a National Football League exhibition game Sam Baker provided the key onside kick as well as the winning conversion point wiping out 23-19 lead the Giants had built with 12 minutes left All three Philadelphia touch-downs came after Giant fumbles as the New Yorkers suffered their first setback in four ire season contests Philadel-hia also has a 3-1 record The Eagles closed to 23-17 as Snead passed 11 yards to Israel Lang climaxing a 40-yard march Baker booted the ensuing dekoff into the midsection of Mike Ciccoiella a rookie linebacker who fumbled and Ron Medved recovered on the Giant 46 Snead missed rookie flanker Ben Hawkins with one pass but then lofted a long pass over defender Dick Lynch which Hawkins grabbed as he crossed the goal line Morrell threw 65 yards to Homer Jones and 70 yards to Aaron Thomas for the two Giant touchdowns Score Sixth Drop Tigers YORK (AP) Clete double and Jim each drove in two six-run sixth inning the New York an 11-1 victory over Saturday night 2-6-pitching his sec game of the season the Tigers to seven of them Dick home run of the season Whitaker hit his second homer in the second fly to right-center the outfielders and an Inside-the-park doubled in another seventh double in the sixth Tresh and Whitaker Bouton's ground-rule Boyer and Elston error by shortstop let in the other two inning Bosox Takes 3-2 Win Over Orioles BALTIMORE (AP) Reliev-both scored on Joe dou-er Don McMahon pitched out oLble 40 110 0 Taylor Leads Packers Past Steelers 17-6 GREEN BAY Wis (AP) -Stutter stepping Jim Taylor put some steam back into the game 24-17 sluggish Green Bay attack and carried the National Football League champions to a 17-6 exhibition victory over the revamped Pittsburgh Steelers Saturday night The veteran fullback enjoying a fine training season scored one touchdown and set-up another with a brilliant 41-yard gallop through the Steeler secondary Seta Up Field Goal He also paved the way for a 17-yard Don Chandler field goal with a aeries of sparkling runs with short passes from Bart Starr The Packers held to only one touchdown in losing their last two exhibition outings struck first when Taylor all alone in the end zone pulled in a first period Starr pass from the 11 His 41-yard jaunt In the second period carried the ball to die Steelers1 ten and Paul Hor-nung rammed up the middle from there heroics carried into the second half when he raced 15 and 18 yards with Starr passes to lug die ball Into field goal range for Chandler's boots Third Perfect The Steelers who had difficulty holding on to Bill passes had to settle for Mike Clark field goals of 22 and 31 yards as they lost their third exhibition in four outings under new head coach Bill Austin Their best touchdown shot came in the closing minutes when Packer rookie Donny Anderson fumbled on the Green Bay 45 and John Baker recovered for the Steelers RKfClobbers Flying Goose Nine 11 To 0 SAN Rolinda-Kennan-Tulare won its opening round game over Flying Goose 11-0 as Tom Lampe fired a one-hitter and fanned 13 The lone hit was a bunt single in the fourth inning Chuck Caldera Bob Turner and Jim 'Roberts bad two hits apiece for the winners Spano's of Fresno will meet Flying Goose today at 1:30 pm in a losers bracket game In other games yesterday Alberts of Oakland blanked Lloyds of San Francisco 1-0 Martin-Madsen of Oakland topped Del Paso of Sacramento 4-2 and Quality of Merced defeated Crystal of Sacramento 5-1 COLUMBIA Randy the Atlanta first victory the newest Football Francisco The Texas clinched Yankees Six In To NEW Boyer's single runs in a that sparked Yankees to Detroit Bouton ond complete limited hits one 17th Steve major-league a long that got past went for- homer He run in the scored Tom and single scored Howard An McAullffe runs of the From finish judges first 200-meter Schollander 440 yards Australia 100-meter March 0 119vard Australia 220-yard Australia '440-yard tar Reynolds ca Aug 3 360-yard frees national Dickson Jamaica Aug 440-yard national Ryan Jamaica Aug 440-yard natlonM team Dunn Aug 12 200-meter Randall USA 440-vard Australia M0-vard etto USA lJOO-mefer USA 100-mater Prozumanshikoya 300-meter Paxdnyakova 220-vird Canada Kingston 110-yard Muir South lOO-meler South Africa 33 200-meter Muir South 220-vard 440-yard national team Brinkman Waa 401 Mlnchor Min 344 Robinson Chi 335 Freoosi Cal 404 McMullen waa 441 Tresh NY 450 Etcheh'an Bai 322 Fraohan Dot 370 Harr ion Waa 411 The Red Sox scored their first run in the fourth on a double by Foy and Don single Lonborg was in the middle of 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17 231 3 231 41 229 37 22 a 226 50 222 If 222 36 215 2 206 204 11 195 IDS 15 07 7 70 0 07 1 57 4 2 Northern Pilots Will Descend On Clovis Oval The largest invasion of Sacramento area drivers of the Central States Racing Association so far in 1966 is expected this Sunday night at Clovis Speedway as the northerns try to clinch starting spots in the Pacific Coast Championship CSRA pilots who have already earned positions in the 26 car field are Wally Baker of Sacramento Gary Patterson of Stockton Dick Frost of Citrus Heights Johnny Brazil of Manteca and Leroy Van Connett of Galt Three starting positions are to be filled Sunday night in the main event Three drivers will make the grade tonight providing they have run the required: times at Clovis during the sea son and the also-rans will have just one more crack at the starting field in the semi main Sept 4 Meanwhile the points battle between Marshal Sargent and A1 Pombo continues hot Special donation tickets for the championship will be on sale all week at the Clovis Free Press Cafe Clovis Auto Parts Hunter Glass Company Clovis Drugs Clovis Furniture Company Mens Wear Clovis Barber Shop Clovis Appliance Economy Cleaners Linnenbach Auto Supplies Bret Floral Renewal Body Works George Reilly Inc' Brinkley Chevron Station Western Products Company Gor-beck's Mobil Tire Frosty Freeze and Bad Boy Market all in Clovis The Clovis Memorial Hospital will also have the special benefit tickets on sale In addition to the percentage of the purse to be donated to the hospital a portion of' the purchase price of each of the special tickets will go directly to the fund The Clovis Rodeo Association is helping to coordinate the hospital benefit fund activities in connection with the championship California Athletes Sweep To Track-Title Grand Siam Homers Petrocclll Boston 2 Powell Baltimore Foy and Smith oaten McCraw Chicago Colavito Cleveland Cash Horton McAullffe Wert nd Wilson Detroit Hall and Ralline Minnesota Clark Howard Mantle and Trash New York and Chance Kina end Valentin Washington each PITCHING 110 ar mar daemons) IP BB SO ERA 90 01 If 52 0 4 170 io a mi 179 134 39 114 11 9 206 90 00 23 07 9 7 220 124 99 40 00 10 5 225 100 77 20 05 0 4 173 143 50 103 12 0 Pitcher Cleh Aker KC Miller Bal era Chi Locker CM Barber BM Howard Chi John Chi 13 DENVER Colo (AP) athletes swept to the team championship in the National Junior Chamber of Com- FG Baker 2) FG Geaaiak 45 FG Gogolek 13 Geodwte 6 pass (ram Snegd (Baker kick) Jones 65 pass from Morrsll (Gogo-lak kick) FG Gogol ak 27 Thomas 73 past from Morrill (Go-gelak kick) Lino II pass from Snead (Baker kick) Hawkins 46 pass from Sneed (Baker kick) Attendance 4X16X Solons Defeat Indians 3-1 On Ortega 3-Hitler WASHINGTON (AP) Phil Ortega pitched a three-hitter in leading Washington to a 3-1 victory over Geveiand Saturday for the fourth straight victory vVic pinch-hit homer in the eighth gave Cleveland its only run and broke an Indian scoreless-inning streak at 23 Ortega 19-11 struck out 10 and gave up two singles to Chuck Hinton for the only other Indian hits Fred Valentine doubled to open the fifth inning and Frank Howard followed with a run-scoring double Howard went to third on a wild pitch and scored on Larry Brown's error of Ken grounder Page 1-3 called Miss Tanner MEN 1:57 A Donald USA at Los Angeles July rees tv 4:151 Robert Win-die Kingston Jamaica Aug Semen Bel-its-Geiman USSR Dynamo- Kharkov braaststrekg 1:002 Ian Kingston Jamaica Aug 2:120 Refer Rev-nolds Kingston Jamaica Aug Individual 4:503 Pe Australia Kingston Jamal' tvM Australia team (M Wenden Reynolds Wlndlel Kingston 5 fresstvla 3:356 Australis team (M Wenden Dickson India) Kingston 11 medley 4:033 Australia IP Reynolds I O'Obrien Wtndtn) Kingston Jamaica WOMEN 3:114 Marflia Philadelphia July 29 4:31 A Waln-wrfght Kingston Jamaica Patricia Car- Fresno Calif July 17 11:217 Ltd Davis Philadelphia Aug 5 1:1 Ha roan CM Ferry Min Harlan Chi McNally BM McDowell Cla Kaat Min McMahon Bsn Grant Min Brunet Cal Lamabe CM Hamilton NY Boswell Min SiMtert CM BMI Ae-Kraussa KC Palmer BM Wilson Det Richer! 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