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Page 6 THE DETROIT DAILY PRESS Saturday, August 22, 1964 if A. HOPPIN' AROUND HHMIMmK iSl HflM moved a half-game ahead oflhomer into the centerfield Boufford's triple brought in For the tenth time this season, the Baltimore Orioles are back in first place in the American League. the Chisox who had a five-game victory streak snapped. It was only the second con- The Birds regained the top quest in the last six starts for Slot, which thev had rel in- me bullpen in the fourth inning and Bowens followed with his 17th circuit, a shot into the left field seats to give the Birds a 2-0 lead. The White Sox bounced back to get a run off Milt Pappas in the sixth on a walk walk to Jim Landis, wild pitch Haddix in place of Pappas.

Haddix proceeded to retire the next two batters and then became the winning pitcher when the Birds pushed over two runs in the ninth. STARTS DRIVE A single by Luis Aparicio started the Orioles' winning drive. Earl Robinson walked and then Brooks Robinson and The relief pitching of Harvey Haddix, plus big hits by Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens paved the way for the Orioles to triumph Friday night. quished on Thursday, by beating the Chicago White Sox, 4-2, in the first game of a crucial weekend series which includes a single battle Saturday and two on Sunday. With the win, the Orioles VlV I Ves; leys.

If and Floyd Robinson's hit. Then in the eighth, pinch-hitter Gar- Robinson slugged his 21st iry Peters single and Don Bowens followed wth run-producing singles. Haddix set down the Chisox in order in the ninth. Mmtt 1, 4 Meantime, the New York Yankees fell five full games off rrf'ttr. i'n' iiiiiiii- urt 1 tkf.

Bt 4t li pace as they went down to their fifth straight loss their ILMtis Helps Wick Conquer Twins longest string of the season by being blanked at Boston, 7-0. Don Heaffner curbed the Yankees with six hits and only once did the once-powerful Yanks get a runner past sec Yogi Berra (left) and "fined" Phil Linz Csits Yamik $2 BOSTON Infielder Phil 'loss at the hands of the Chi- By M. HUNTER HOPWOOD MICKEY LOLICII, the Tiger lefthander who flipped the three -hitter at the Angels Tuesday night, won't be able to take his regular turn for, the Bengals until Sunday, Aug. 30. Mickey, now 13-7, is serving a two-week hitch in the Air Force National Guard, and he'll be getting his baseball via Ernie and Bob until his training stint is over We asked the glib Air.

Harwell how he was making out in his golf battles with Scheffing, the former manager, and Ernie conceded that he was breaking "about even." A further check with Bob brought out the fact that Ernie demands and gets three strokes for every nine We'd be interested in matching them with Marsha Houghton, the 14-year-old miss from Modesto, who wowed the people at the U.S. Women's Amateur in Hutchinson, when she had two 77's in the qualifying round. THOSE OF YOU who have asked about George Kell, former Tiger broadcaster and American League batting champion, please be informed that George is struggling along down in Swifton, with a large farm, white-faced and Angus cattle herd, and a Pontiac-Oldsmobile-Cadillac dealership. This moved sports broadcaster BRUCE MARTYN to observe that "it appears that Mr. Kell has a license to steal." Carlos Juan Baco and Babel Perez, president and general manager, respectively, of the Mayaguez Baseball Club of Puerto Rico, have been in town to negotiate for nine Tigers for play in the Caribbean winter league.

JIM CAMPBELL, the Tiger general manager, has arranged for the two to talk with various prV? throughout the organization and our dugout chat with BILL RIGNEY, the Angels manager, brought out this statement from Bill: "I've had a belly-full of Bo Belinsky and as far as I'm concerned, he'll never be on my ball club again. It's tragic for a guy to have all that talent and to dissipate it. And he not only hurts himself, he louses up others." ond base. Let the Philadelphia Phillies Heaffner was helped along talk about getting Jim Bun by a barrage of three homers by his mates. Dick Stuart and ning from the Detrcx; Tigers.

But the Tigers are just as Linz of the New York Yankees cago White Sox. happy if not more happy Friday was $200 poorer be-LLmZ: nea run of with the play of Don Demeter, refused to quit play- making music when Berra one of the players they received for Bunning. Demeter has become the ing a harmonica when ordered Eddie Bressoud slapped round-trippers in the early going, but it was left for Catcher Bob Tillman to put the game out of reach when he clouted a grandslammer in the eighth. Ralph Terry was the starter and loser for the Yankees, who are 4V2 games behind the second-place White Sox. COLAVITO CONNECTS Rocky Colavito delivered his by Manager Yogi Berra.

The incident took place late big man with the bat for the Tigers in many of their recent Thursday after the Yanks had absorbed their fourth-straight victories. He is specializing in aeiivering tne Key nits in the late innings. SHARES HONORS 1 1 -v 4" -J I 4 -vis a 1 v. a 'J. f' Ks -VV i hi i rrn iiirrJftfii-tinifii' i ty' ff 30th homer of the season to help the Kansas City A's to The right-handed slugger shared honors Friday night with Dave Wickersham as the strolled back and told him to quit.

Linz continued. An exchange of words followed and Linz reportedly tossed the harmonica in the air and Berra batted it at Joe Peppitone, who suffered a slight cut on the knee. Berra retorted at that point: "I'll take care of you later." The fine was announced Friday and Berra had no other comment to make. Linz declared that "as long as I give a full effort on the field, I have a right to do what I want off the field." Veteran Yankee Coach Frank Crosetti called the bus incident "one of the worst" he ever had seen on a team. nip the Washington Senators, Slugfest Captured By Adray 3-Z.

Neat relief pitching by Moe Drabowsky, who didn't allow a hit after taking over in the fifth, featured the wins for the A's. Tigers clipped the Minnesota Twins, 4-1, at Tiger Stadium before over 14,000 fans to regain fourth place in the American League. While Wickersham went the route to gain his 15th win of the campaign, Demeter delivered three hits a single, double and homer and wound up the evening with three runs batted in to bring his season's total to 49. Los Angeles and Cleveland were rained out and will make up the game in a doubleheader Race Results Saturday. 2-ypar-olds, tlantic City RTH $3,500, maiden.

6 farlongg: 1 Lane riaiminir $3,100, r.j.t FIRST 40.40 IB. 30 G.fiO 6.20 3.80 3.20 olds, 7 furlongs AliicrEviiee," FIFTH $4,500. 3-J ear-olds, claim ila's I'rinre Johnstown, Ta. Manager Phil Frakes of Detroit Adray Appliance watched his team's game against Pittsburgh Friday in the third round of the All American Amateur Baseball tournament from the stands. He was in civilian clothes after taking a number of shots for a slight case of bronchitis.

But the best medicine for Frakes came from his team who blasted the Penn-sylvanians, 17-2, for the third straight win without a loss. The Detroiters, who were to meet Baltimore Saturday, rapped out 17 hits and were handed 10 walks by seven $12.00 $5.00 $3.00 ing, i furlongs: 16.40 8.20 5.40 5.80 3.80 4.20 3-year-nlds and up, SKCOMJ Claming $3,000, J-jear- Airs olds, maidens, 6 furlongs: iTellahward Jlollyhead $9.80 $5.20 $4.20 SIXTHS -nn Major League Standings American League nrcry claiming, 7 furlongs: Noble Soul $10. HO Kid and Ask 5.00 3.00 2.40 3.80 2.60 3.20 DAILY DOIBLK (6-7) Dick (Night Train) Lane, defensive back of the Detroit Lions, was resting Saturday Orderly Ked Streamer ARNOLD PAOIER HAS HIS TROUBLES Venturi Ties For Golf Lead THIRD Claiming $3,400, 3-year- IsKVKNTH $4,000, 2-year-olds, allow antes, 6 furlongs: Topping Idea 6.60 3.40 3.00 2 olds, 6 furlongs: Racing Kirk $9.20 $5.00 $3.40 following knee surgery Ford hospital Frida3r. 3.60 3.40 Dr. Leslie Mitchell of the L.

Demeter's first blast was a double in the first inning and scored Al Kaline, who had walked, after two were out. SHOOTS SINGLE In the third inning after Gates Brown had clouted homer No. 14 in the second stanza. Derheter shot a single to left Scoring Jerry Lumpe. The latter had doubled with one out.

The Tigers then didn't score again until the seventh. This time Demeter socked his 16th homer well into the left field seats. The Twins, who had started the evening in fourth spot, paraded no less than seven pitchers against the Tigers. Manager Sam Mele had his men coming from the bullpen at a speedy pace, on changing moundsmen with the count one and two on Lumpe. Wickersham was helped Pittsburgh pitchers.

Ford Staff had Some cheering S3.200. handicap, 3-vear? news lor Lane and the Lions, year-olds, maidens. 6 furlongs: and np furinE, (turf): He declared there were Mis sio.60 $1.00 siedce 5.00 2.80 2.20 Frank Beard and Bob McCal lister. AKRON National Open champ Ken Venturi Saturday Pet. G.B.

Baltimore 75 47 .615 Chicago 75 48 .610 Vi New York 69 51 .575 5 DETROIT 64 62 .508 13 L. Angeles 63 62 .504 13 Minnesota 61 61 .500 14 Cleveland 56 66 .459 19 Boston 57 66 .463 18 Vi W'hington 49 76 .392 27 Kansas C. 46 76 .377 29 Deadlocked at 142 were Jay Rebecca 20 Killoqus 3.00. .2.4 Golden Millie $7.80 nsh 'X Style 2.60 FIFTH Claiming, $3,400, S-y ear-j I $4,500, 3-year-nlds and up, olds, 6 furlongs: claiming, about one mile and 70 Harford County $6.00. yards (turf): Doreen's Sark $9.20 $4.40 Ky Choice 6.60 3.40 3.00 I'rince Am $2.80 Whirrling 3.80 3.00 torn ligaments in the knee and that he merely removed a loose piece of cartilage.

The doctor estimated Lane probably would be out of action from four to six weeks. Hebert and Jack Nicklaus Charles Sifford, Bert Yancey and Ramon Sota, the latter SIXTH Allowances. $4 "00 5U Kiver l.amhler S1XIH Allowances, $4,200, 5V2l from Spain, also had 143. Meantime, the Lion i ifurlongs (turf): Single rounds Saturday and Sunday will wind up the i meei me Blue Hullet $32.00 $12.40 9.00 Philadelphia Eagles in Phila-jFour RiTer $7.80 $3.40 Tom Binkowski finally found the range, knocking in six runs and scoring four times himself with a homer, triple and single. Bob Speer batted in two runs with a triple, two singles and a walk.

Chuck Kline, pitching for the first time in two weeks, stopped Pittsburgh on three hits and struck out ten. Line score: Detroit Adray 000.510 173 17 17 0 000 020 000 2 3 1 Kline and Steckley; Ott, LERCH (4), Blaney (4), Freedman (4), Shields (7), Sicoli (7), Thomas (8) and tourney, the last tuneup be delphia Sunday afternoon. i.aughiing Judy $9.40 Disappointing reports came SEVKJiTH Allowances, $4,500, from Philadplnhia mrer hiabut one mile turf): fore golf's greatest head for shared the halfway lead with Bill Collins in the $50,000 American Golf classic. Venturi notched a pair of 33s Friday for a 66 to gi'e him a 137 total at tho end of 36 holes. Collins, who had a first-round 70, turned in a 67 the second time around.

One stroke back was Mason Rudolph, who shot a 67 on Friday. Tony Lema, the Buick Open king, stood at 140 with rounds of 71 and 69. First-day leader Arnold Palmer slipped from 68 to 73 and 141 and was tied with Detroit's Oakland Hills and $7,20 -X Twice As Gay $25.40 (q) Brand New Firsts! $2.80 $7.00 1 18 $6.20 $4.40 2.80 Net Retreads St. Raphael $3.20 Shorty's Tride EIGHTH Claiming $3,600, miles Confinement $27.80 $11.80 King Denny $5.60 Dunrico spite the fact that the game is being played for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Fund, fewer than 30,000 are likely to sit in the Franklin Field.

Detroiters can see the game "live" on Channel 2 at 12:30 p.m. At the same hour, WJR will carry the radio Friday's Results DETROIT 4, Minnesota 1. Kansas City 3, Washington 2. Baltimore 4, Chicago 2. Boston 7, New York 0.

Los Angeles-Cleveland, rain. Today's Games Minnesota at DETROIT, 1:30 p.m. Baltimore at Chicago. New York at Boston (2, day-night). Kansas City at Washington.

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WALK IS COSTLY The lone Minnesota run came in the fifth when pinch-hitter Bernie Allen walked and scored on a double by Jerry Kindall. It'll be luckless Hank Aguir-re's turn against Twins Saturday afternoon (Ladies Day at the Stadium). The teams wind vp their series with a twin bill Sunday, after which the Tigers take to the road, going to Boston, Los Angeles, Washington, and other points. Friday's line score: Minnesota 000 010 0001 6 1 DETROIT 111 000 1004 10 0 Stigman, Perry (3), Arrigo (5), Klipstein (6), Pleis (6), Worthington (7) and Zimmerman: Wickersham and up, maidens, 1 18 miles: Xashua Flume 13.40. .6.90.

.5.40 To Quarters 8. 90.. 6. 30 next week's world championships. START TO ARRIVE The greatest golfers are starting to gather at Oakland Hills for the $200,000 World Golf Championship.

First of the 48 foreign stars to arrive for the classic, which opens Thursday, was Trevor Wilkes from Natal, South Africa. Meanwhile, a familiar and frequent sight at the course is that of Walter Burkemo, 1953 national PGA champion. For Wilkes the journey to Detroit was something like 5,000 miles. For Burkemo it's about 10. For both of them, however, the goal is the same: first place money of $35,000.

Park Adray nipped Indiana, 2-1, Friday to capture its first start in the National Connie Mack baseball regional Solar Stance 4.90 SKCOND $4,000, 3-year-olds and up, claiming, 6 furlongs: Steele's Run 6.10 5.10 3.70 Spent 9.00 4.80 Rustic Gentleman 4.60 M. MIL a DAILY DOIBLE (9-4) SK2.00 Hank in Draw In TV Baltic NEW YORK Detroiter Henry Hank fought fifth-ranked light-heavyweight Johnny Persol to a draw in Madison Square Garden Friday night. The bout was noteworthy in that it was the final nationally televised II I II $4,500. 4-year-olds and up, claiming, 2 116 miles (steeple Ron Nanney turned in a five-hitter for the winners and struck out six- Thil Hudson's single and stolen base and Dennus Brown's single gave Adray its first run. Gary Szalka singled, stole second and tallied the winning run in the fifth on Roger Uren's double.

Pet. G.B. Philadel'ia 75 46 .619 S. Franc'co 67 54 .554 8 Cincinnati 67 54 .554 8 St. Louis 64 56 .533 Pittsburgh 63 59 .517 12 Milwaukee 62 58 .517 12 Vi L.

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NEVADA TW 1-2793 TW J-8355 Hours 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Day by Day the Philadelphia Phillies are moving a notch closer to the National League pennant. They added another victory Friday night, this time by blanking the Pittsburgh match to originate from the Garden. chase) Sinn Feiner 11.70 6.20 4.90 Seroual 1G.30 10.40 Kl Moro 9.1)0 FOIRTII S-year-oldg and up, 1 116 miles (turf): Royal Krmine 6.20 4.10 3.30 Keau Lis 4.80 3.

HO Key I.ea 4.10 FIFTH $4,000, 2-year-olds, maidens, claiming, 6 furlongs: Felts 6.10 3.80 S.10 Summer Sunshine 10.80 6.50 Tamerett 18.40 SIXTH $7,500, 3-year-olds and up. Allowances, 7 furlongs: Co-Ed Takes Golf Title Miss Joyce Kazmierski. a Pirates, 2-0, for their 75th win of the season. This time it was Chris Olympic Torch Lit In Ancient Ritual 19-year-old coed at Michigan Short who turned in a bril- Sun To SI line For Olympics TOKYO (Reuters) Sunny days were predicted Friday for most of the 15 days of the Olympic Games here Oct. 10-24.

The Japanese Meteorological Agency said in a forecast Tokyo would have fine weather in mid-October from Oct. 10 to 20. But cloudy or rainy days were predicted for the rest of the month. Friday's Results New York 7, Chicago 0. Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 0.

Houston 3, Milwaukee 2. Saturday's Gaines Chicago at New York (2). Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. State, Saturday reigned as the liant effort for the Phils as Detroit Women's District Golf he applied the whitewash job Associat ion match-plav on the Bucs. Crown Silver 10.30 5.60 3.70, Mechanicville 7.00 1 champ.

OLYMPIA, Greece (Reu ters) The Olympic Torch for Milwaukee at Houston (N). Cincinnati at Los Angeles (N). 340 Greek runners carrying the flame on the first stage of its journey to Tokyo. It is due to reach Athens Saturday night. Sunday the torch will leave for Tokyo by a special Japanese airliner.

St. Louis at San Francisco. Wise Nurse 3.40 SKVKXTH $10,000, 3-year-olds, Allowances, 1 furlongs: Kreakspear 4.00 2.60 J.40 Trader 3.20 2.50 Roman Column 2.60 KHiHTH $6,000. 3-year-olds, claiming, 6 furlongs: Dark KinE 31.60.11.60 6.40 Roan Patrol 3.10 2.70 Solid State 4.10 3-year-olds and up. She defied rain and fog Friday to beat Mrs.

Keith LeClair of Ann Arbor's Barton Hills, 4-3, at Plum Hollow. Miss Kazmierski made the turn, leading by three holes and closed out the match on the fifteenth. She's a sophomore at MSU. Cheers for Orioles BALK COSTS RUN A balk by Pirates starter Bob Veale in the second inning enabled the Phils to score their first run. Then in the fifth, the alwaj's reliable Johnny Callison socked in the game's final tally.

Meantime, the New York Mets ran their winning streak to five straight a record for them by blanking the Chicago Cubs, 7-0. COASTS FOR METS Jack Fisher coasted along for the Mets after being handed a five-run lead in the claiming, 1 18 miles: Golf Paradise 30.00 8.20 2.50 the Tokyo Olympic Games was kindled in the presence of King Constantine of the Hellenes, at the Shrine here Friday. In an ancient ritual, an actress representing a priestess lit the flame with an olive branch kindled from the rays of a powerful concave mirror reflecting the Sun's rays. The "priestess" and her costumed girls chanted hymns then bore the flame in an earthenware bowl to the ancient Olympic Stadium and handed it to King Constantine, who passed it to the first of Bitisoda 3.00 2.50 Cosmo 2nd 2.30 Soecer Action On Two Fronts One Michigan-Ontario Soccer League game is scheduled Saturday night with Teutonia 90 Cars Race Saturday Night Ron Spruytte, who has been coming along with a late-season rush, will gun another win in the feature event on the all-sportsmen card Saturday night at the Mt. Clemens Race Track.

Promoter Pete Magrie expects a turnout of approximate 90 cars for the show, which will begin with time trials at 7 p.m. The first race will, start at 8:30 p.m. Spruytte really found himself this month. In the first three weeks of August, he Arlington FIRST $3,500, S-year-olds and up, claiming, 6 furlongs: Big Price 20.20 7.60 5.40 Zoic 4.20 3.40 Fast and Fit 6.20 SECOND $3,500, and 4-year-nlds, maidens, 7 furlongs: Cyvertie ,13.00 6.20 4.20 Claira Lad 3.80 3.20 Main Count 4.60 BALTIMORE There was a ray of optimism among the Baltimore Orioles. Slugging outfielder John (Boog) Powell, who suffered a fractured left wrist in Boston Thursday, may not be out a month as originally feared.

Examined by a specialist in Baltimore, Powell was told that the injury was not as bad as indicated just a small chip in the wrist. The doctor, however, refused to comment on just when Powell could play again. playing the St. Basils team at first inning. The bjg blow of Wigle Park in Windsor Teu-1 the inning was a homer by i Mil in jjiQaMnZjiill Charles Smith with two mates aboard.

Lou Burdette suffered the defeat, his sixth against nine wins. The Houston Colts edged Milwaukee, 3-2, as Ken Johnson fashioned his ninth win of the season. Ionia reacneu me imais ui the Ontario Cup two weeks ago. Two tilts are slated Sunday evening at Mack Park. The opener at 6:30 p.m.

brings together the leading Carpathia Kickers and the Ukrainians. SI Andrew Scots and Hun-garia clash at 8:30. DAILY DOUBLE 2-D $202.30 Oilman Dies LOS ANGELES (DJ) William M. Keck, 84, former chairman and a director of Superior Oil died at his home in Bel Air Thursday. A spokesman said death followed a brief illness.

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