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DETROIT FREE PRESS Wednesday, August 2, '7 1 is mi HRs Whip Oriolesl IJi.il. MMiiwwuuiwmwmi'Hui 1 "nulihp wftvmium iwuw 11 mJwuiwJ ti it ik i A. hs filllt -S "rcv v. Mr 1 But Horton slashed a double to start the fourth. Cash popped up, then Northrup rifled another double down the rightfield line for the first Tiger run.

Kaline to load the bases with none out. He went to a 3-0 count on Willie Horton before slipping over a strike. Horton smashed the next pitch on one hop to Brooks Robinson. He stepped on third, then fired to the plate, where Andy Etche-barren put the tag on McAuliffe for a double play. PHOEBUS RECOVERED from his hectic first and retired seven in a row.

Bill Freehan's grounder wag scooped up by Robinson, who trapped Northrup between the bases. He ran him back to second, his throw hit Northrup on the helmet and bounced into rightfield. Northrup went to third and Freehan steamed into second on the error. Phoebus then walked Ray Oyler to fill the Boyer's Hits Pace Ch'tsox Story, Page 3D BY GEORGE CANTOR Fret Press Sports Writer BALTIMORE The Tigers opened in Baltimore for the second time in a week Tuesday night, but this one was scheduled. Losers' only once in five pre vious starts in Memorial Stadium season, the Tigers made an impromptu appearance a week ago, switching their series from Detroit because of the riot.

Detroit made this a successful trip, too, kicking the four-game, three-night series with a 4-2 victory. TOM PHOEBUS walked three men and gave up a single in the first. But two brilliant defensive plays behind him. kept Detroit away from the plate. Dick McAuliffe started the game with a single.

Phoebus then walked Don Wert and Al Hurons Hire Dan Boisture As Grid Coach BY HAL SCHBAM bases for the third time. But again the Tigers couldn't score. Wilson struck out and McAuliffe was out on grounder to Blefary. An error by Oyler on Apari- cio tnir d-mning ground er was Baltimore's only- run ner through the fourth. Following precedent, Eastern Michigan University waited until August to name its new head football coach.

Danny Boisture, 42, born and raised to Detroit football, WERT STARTED the De troit fifth by cracking his fifth Free Press Photos by LES POOSCH was named Tuesday to succeed Jerry Raymond as head homer of the year into the left- field seats. Pert, little Laura Kaskins made a pitch for Detroit Lions' guard John Gordy. boss of the Hurons. Boisture has spent the last eight years as an assistant to Duffy Daugherty at Michigan State. Horton later punched a sin who coached at Eastern during the past two seasons with indifferent success, -didn't exactly quit.

Nor gle in the inning, but Cash struck out. and Northrup was out by a step on a hopper to was he fired according'to athletic director F. (Frosty) second base. Ferzacca. BiBtiy Mjions 'FalV For Blond Passer "Raymond was serving as our interim coach," Fezacca will stay on as a member of our Health, Physical Education and Recreation Depart 5 ment staff." Tigers, OV Bernie Has Tips for You At his press conference Bois Etchebarren poled his sixth homer in Baltimore's half of the inning just inside the right-field foul pole.

It was the third hit off Wilson. But Freehan got that run back with his 14th homer, leading off In the sixth. That made it 3-1 for the Tigers. Phoebus walked "Oyler and when McAuliffe bounced a single through Blefary, Eddie Fisher replaced him. Wert sent in the fourth Tiger run with a fly ball to Blair in deep center.

ture made it clear he was leaving State and accepting his new position for both the challenge of a head coaching job at a school which is on the upgrade in athletics and for the im proved salary. Free Press Charities football game. The Lions will face the Buffalo Bills, defending Eastern Division champions of the AFL, at Tiger Stadium Monday, Aug. 14. The game will be the 19th annual clash for the needy children of Detroit.

The Lion players visited and signed footballs for the children in the garden of the hand Tuesday. She even had them going through their paces as she arched a pass mean enough for even a Milt Plum or Karl Sweetan. LAURA WAS one of the children Detroit Lion coach Joe Schmidt and hia players visited Tuesday at Children's Hospital. The visit is the annual highlight of the preview for the BY JOE DOWDALL Ah, the wonderous powers of a girl. Laura Haskins is just a whisp of a blond.

Her long locks and big blue eyes sparkle. She can. turn big, burly men to putty though she weighs less than 30 pounds. She had John Gordy, Alex Karras, Pat Studstill and Rog-i er Brown eating out of her He assumes his new duties immediately. Two years ago Raymond was DETROIT AB Bl hired in August, scarsely three weeks before the start of practice, to replaoe Fred Trosko who McAlfe 2b 5 0 2 0 Wert 3b 3 112 Kaline rf 3 I I 1 Horton If 4 1 2 0 hospital.

Stanley cf 1 0 0 0 Cash lb 2 0 0 0 BALTIMORE AB Bl Aoaricio ss 5 1 0 May rf 4 0 0 Miller 0 0 0 Belangr ph 1 0 0 0 F.Rbnsn If 4 1 2 0 B.Rbnsn 3b 4 0 2 0 Blfry Ib-rf 4 0 0 0 Blair cf 4 0 11 Johnson 2b 4 0 2 Etchbrrn 4 1 1 1 Phoebus 1 0 Fisher 0 0 0 0 Pwll ph-lb 10 0 0 Dan Boisture But it was five -year- old resigned unexpectedly. DAUGHERTY, left with a backf ield coaching vacancy, Laura who stole the show. THE GUNFIRE IS SILENT now and everything is back to normal on the quiet, tree-shaded street just off Grand River and Wyoming. The shades of the old frame house on the corner of Cortland are still drawn in the evenings but, inside, Bernie Boland can listen to the Tigers on his portable radio again without any interruption or fear for his family. He thinks the Tigers can win it, too.

"That shortstop has made a big difference," he said in the front room of his home Tuesday morning. "He isn't much of a hitter but those balls don't go through the infield the way they used to do. The man made a good change by moving McAuliffe over to second base. "Now Northrup's got to lay off that first pitch and McLain and that looping curve ball of his Bernie Boland made a face. "McLain'g got to forget that pitch," he said.

"Heck, we used to throw that when we were school kids. He's got to throw harder." Bernie Boland? Well, I never heard of him either until the day his daughter, Mary Anne, dropped a Nthrn cf-lf 5 0 2 1 Freehan 5 1 2 1 Oyler ss 2 10 0 Wilson 4 0 0 0 Marshall 0 0 0 0 While others were content said by phone from Tecumseh to cradle their miniature foot timer a Colts Drop Tuesday that he had recom balls, Laura wanted to play. mended George Perles, another Totals 34 4 4 Totals 37 2 2 Buboa's Brother former Detroiter and a Micm SHE THREW a 10-yard pass directly at Gordy. DETROIT Baltimora 000 112 000 4 000 010 010 1 gan State graduate, be added Trail by VI 2 Cubs Cool Off Cardinals, 3-2 WESTMINSTER, Md. (AP) Startled, he rolled it back to her.

to his staff. Perles is currently; an assis wane Kay smitn, a running tant at the University of Day She picked the football up and threw another strike to back and brother of No. 1 draft choice Bubba Smith, was put Oyler. B. Robinson.

DP Baltimore 2. LOB DETROIT 12, Baltimore 10. 2B Horton, Northrup. HR-Wert S), Freehan (14), Etchebarren (6). SB McAuliffe, Northrup, Aparicio.

SF Wert. IP ER BB SO Wilson (W, 14-8) 7 4 1114 Marshall '431100 Hiller T'j 0 0 0 0 2 Phoebus (U 8-7) J1 3 7 4 4 5 4 Fisher 1 1 0 0 2 0 Miller 2 10 0 11 HBP F. Robinson (Marshall). him. Then another and ton.

Boisture, a University of Detroit graduate who coached at St. Francis Xavier, Dear-Turn to Page 2-D, Column 1 on the National Football League waiver list Tuesday by the Baltimore Colts along wfth three another. Soon Studstill, Karras and Turn to Page 2D, Column 2 CHICAGO (UPD Ferguson Jenkins allowed six hits other candidates. Tuesday to pitch the Chicago Cubs to a milestone 3-2 victory over the league-leading St. Louis Cardinals, ending 1 jgl" L2 Tp r-pV the Cards' six-game winning streak.

The triumph reduced the St. Louis lead to 3 games and CHICAGO ST. LOUIS was the" Cubs' 59th of the season, equalling their victory total bl hi 4 0 10 Kessinoer ss 4 0 0 0 4 0 11 Beckert 2b 4 110 for the entire 1966 season when Brock If Flood cf Maris rf Willis 4 12 0 they lost 103 games. 4 12 1 4 0 10 letter to the office saying her parents were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary and it would be a nice thing if the Free Press made mention of it since the Yankees were playing in town and it was exactly 50 years ago that Bernie Boland beat the Yankees in old a i Field. Bernie Boland was a little guy in his day a 5-foot-8 righthander who went only 155 pounds.

But in his first five years with the Tigers, until he broke his arm in the spring of Woodshk Cepeda lb 4 0 2 1 The Cubs scored what proved to be the winning run in the 3 0 0 0 Williams If 0 0 0 0 Santo 3b 0 0 0 0 Banks lb 4 0 10 CJones rf 3 0 0 0 Spangler cf 3 110 Stepnnsn 4 0 0 0 Hundley 2 0 0 0 Jenkins 2 110 2 0 0 0 MCarver Shannon 3b 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 Javier 2b sixth inning on singles by Ron Maxvill ss Santo and Ernie Banks and Clar Tolan rf Briles AJackson 0 0 0 0 eno Jones' double, boosting the Cub lead to 3-0. Banks also AJohnson Dh 1 0 1 1 Bressoud ss 0 0 0 0 Spiezio ph -HOD tried to score but was thrown out at the plate. "Total 33 2 A 2 Total 34 3 9 2 St.Louis 600 000 020-2 Chicago 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 Flood, Ceoeda, Maxvill. Banks. DP Chicago 1.

LOB St.Louis 7. Chicago B. 2B Santo7 Cepeda. Brock, C.Jones. IP ER BB SO Bernie Boland A Tiger in 1919 JENKINS survived shaky eighth and ninth innings to post Briles (L.5-5), 1-3 7 3 3 1 1 0 his 13th complete gave and his 1 14th victory.

He permitted the A.Jackson 2-3 0 0 0 Willis 2-3 2 -0 0 Woodeshick 1-3 0 0 0 Jenkins 6- 2 WP Brnesv i Cards onlv two hits for seven 1920, he had only one losing season. He's 75 now and well, some of the 25-year-old pitchers on our present-day team should have his energy. It was 10 o'clock in the morning but Bernie Boland already had mowed the lawn and was innings, but walked Mike Shan non to open the eighth. 'After Julian Javier struck out, pinchhitter Bob Tolan was safe on an error and Alex John son delivered a pinch single to score Tolan and put Johnson on third with the tying run. Roger Maris walked, but Jenkins got Orlando Cepeda on a fly ball to end the threat.

ffolf Touriiey Pate'Set lor FP Juniors Free Press Junior Golf School city championships, originally scheduled for July 25, will be played next Tuesday morning, Aug. 8, at Palmer Park Golf Course. Names of the eligible golfers will appear in Sunday's Free Press sports section. The Cubs, breaking a two game losing streak, scored twice off losing pitcher Nelson Briles in the first inning. Glenn Beckert and Billy Williams got consecutive singles.

Beckert scored on a wild pitch and Williams, scored on a double by Santo. Choice Seats Are Left For Lions-Bills Game Tickets can be obtained by on his second cigar. "Just came back from Chicago," he winked. "Drove all the way. Don't wear glasses either.

We like to go over there, Mom and myself, to see the horses. Arlington Park is quite a place." The Tigers could indeed use a pitcher of his caliber in the run to the wire. Starting in 1915, which was the era of Jennings, Cobb and Heilmann, he had records of 13-6, 10-3, 16-11, 14-10 and 14-16. He Ranks with Bridges, Auker IN THE YELLOWED FILES of yesteryear, H. G.

Salsinger picked Boland as one of the four pitchers on his second all-time Tiger team, along with Harry Coveleski, Tommy- Bridges and Elden Auker. Salsinger wrote: "Bernie Boland had a very swell curve ball. He did not use it as frequently as George Dauss and made more frequent use of the fastball than Dauss, but for two years he was reputed to have the best curveball in the league. Babe Ruth always said that Boland had one of the curve-balls ever pitched." That twinkle was back in Boland's eye. "I remember the day I struck The Babe out three times," he said.

"They talked about my curve but I got him on fast ones, all in on the hands. "You know, The Babe only got one hit off me and that was a double through our second baseman's legs Pep Young." Mrs. Boland, sitting quietly in the corner of the room, said: "You know Bernie beat the Yankees 12 straight times." "That's right," said Boland, "and the 10th time was a one-hitter. Tim Hendryx broke it up on me and the thing is he also beat me out of a no-hitter when I was Kith Nashville in the Southern League." Boland's daughter had the scra)p book out now and hauled out an old Free Press clipping with a picture of her dad in a Tiger uniform. The caption if you can follow it read: "Midget pitcher of the Tiger roster, comes through with alhree-hit game to dispel the hoodoo that has been pursuing the Jennings entourage', beating Scott Perry, star of the Turn to Page 3D, Column 1 clipping the attached blank and mailing to the Lions' ticket department.

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