1" ; A T i 7 WDims mi Wn and You're a Hero and You're Alone First Time r'll'nl A.- iiTMHT'I mijpT) Lose SI ArmmM By FRED DOWN The Braves National- the won - ttasuVine1llwllo"39, Tpor10rKer residents of Boston but' he fell 'one" short of - should recover from their long night of celebration, just in time to watch the unbelievable Red Sox open the World Series against St. Louis on Wednesday. Boston, a 100--1 shot in the n bettin? after finish ing ninth in the American League last year, completed the Clemente and the Cardinals' Orlando Cepeda, who shared the rns - hatted - in championship came to an end as the Detroit Tigers dropped an 5 decision to California that gave Boston its first flag since 1946. Carl Yastrzemski, the undisputed choice for Most Valuable Player honors, had a perfect day with --4 -- for 4 for Boston and Jim Lonborg won his 22nd game to become the leading candidate for the Cy Young first game , with 110 each. In other National League games Sunday, the Cardinals the Los beat" Atlanta Dodgers Angeles nipped the New York Mets 1 and the greatest comeback ever made Cincinnati Reds battered the by a major league team with a Chicago Cubs 10-Home runs by Don Mincher $4 victory over the Minnesota ' "" : Twins Sunday. and " Rick Relchardt killed the Some three hours later the Tigers pennant hopes in the closest pennant race in history nightcap after Detroit won the - pre-seaso- 8-- '"".'Jubilant Red - PjtcherofJhejfearzawariLiiz Takes Triple Crow - Sox fan, who VICTORY U Joyoos for Boston Red Sox pitcher Jim Lonborg. haven't celebrated a pennant championship fo r 21 yean, ton the pitcher around with apparently no thought of bit worth to them in the up coming World Series. Lonborg was the winning pitcher as the Red Sox defeated the Twins I--J in the final game of the year. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) DEFEAT, en the other hand, is bitter. Detroit Tiger pitcher Earl Wilson gks akme tn dog-oafter losing to7 the California Angels in the final game of the season. A victory would have given the Tigers tie for the title and a playoff with the Red Sox The Tigers won the first game of the doublefaeader, but lost th final game S 5. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) ut H Dramatic Race Ends With Celebration place, climbed off Cloud 9, and named opener against the St. Louis Jose Santiago to. Cardinals. . champagne reluctantly start Wednesday's World Series The youthful, exciting and improbably charges of rookie Manager Dick Williams captured Boston's first pennant in ram one picked for BOSTON fUPI)-T- he bunctious Red Sox, a fuzzy-face- d shook off their collection of kids every hangovers today, ninth off the Minnesota Twins Sunday afternoon, the final day of the regular season. Some three hours later, the Detroit Tigers were finally eliminated and the Red Sox officially had the 1967 years Sunday to climax a pennant.. season that will certainly rank Celebration Starts as the most dramatic in The pennant celebration went American League history. Even into high gear precisely at 4:34 on the final day, the outcome p.m. EOT when Rico Petrocelli was in doubt. grabbed Rich Rollins' easy pop The Chicago White Sox were fly for the final out m a 3 eliminated first Friday night,fyictory and ignited - a wild the Red Sox personally polished celebration that spread swiftly hard-throwi- 5-- j 8 Daily Herald MONDAY, OCTOBER 1,1967 . Utah County, Utah Front End Alignment - Our q?erwdMinWxiuijuBt caster, and toexiut to manu- camber, toe-ffactumi original spedncatior 'in nvn -- txperti precision balance wheels to assure maximum tire Hie. N-oOur tir J extra charge lor weights. W, Brake Adjust dean We adjust brakes, add fluid and and repack front wheel bearings, r Most . 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StL .357 .339 .338 .335 .325 the ballpark onto ; the Cepeda, StL city's streets. 155600113 184J07 Aaron, Atl But It wasn't until more than 122 463 89 142 Allen, Phil 16 three hours later that Boston's Wills, Fit 92182 .302 pennant victory became official. 154577 72144 .302 Davis, NY That's whenTadio flashed the 148585 86176 .301 Kose, cm final score, California Angels 8, American League Detroit Tigers 6, and that's G.ABR.H.Pct when the wild victory celebra Yastski, Bos 161 579 112 189 .326 tion reached its crescendo. FJftsn Bal 129479 83149 .311 Church bells clanged over the Kaline, Det 131458 94141 .308 159565 74171 .303 thunder of automobile horns. Scott, Bos 151552 72162 33 Blab, Bal Apartment house ''windows Min 137514 66150 .292 Carew, as neighbors suddenly opened Fregsi, Cal 151590 75 171 .290 joyously shouted to neighbors 146 557 76161 .289 Oliva, Min they had shunned on the streets Horbh Cle 127402 S7114J84-15551- 7 for years. Gibson. 66146 .282 Freehn, Det It was 7:45 p.m. local time - Home Rons What little news the National when the game at Detroit ended National Le'acoe: Aaron. to and Bill Rigney's Angels killed League had offer on the final Braves 39; Wynn, Astros 37; off any possibility of a playoff day was made by Roberto Cubeand-McC- ovi aamo, Dy oeaung the Tigers, r became the fourth player In his Giants SljJIart, Giants 29, AllJoinln league to win four batting titles, American League: Yastrzem Most of the i Red . Sox, and Mike McCormick of San ski, Red : Sox : and JOUebrew, j including winning pitcher Jim Francisco. who won his 22ndJ Twins 44r Howard, Senators 36; " Lonborg, batting star Carl game. - F. Robinson, Oriolea 30; Kaline," Yastrzemski, catalyst Manager demente hit a two-ru- n triple Tigers and Mincher, Angels 25. Williams, veteran executive and bis 23rd homer of the nuns Batted la . Dick O'Connell, -- and multi Ceoeda. season as the Pirates routed the National League: millionaire club owner Thomas .357 Cards an(L Qemente. Jirates Houston Astros lW.-H- isAustin Yawkey were part of the Aaron" Braves 109; Wynnu average is the highest in the 110; jubilant celebration. National -- League since 1946 Astros 107; Perez, Reds 102. , R was when Stan Musial hitJ76 and American Leagner-Yastrze- n stunning piece of success after he Joins Musial, Hans Wagner d, Red Sox 121; Killebrew. ce - had fruitlessly poured and Rogers Hornsby as the only Twins 113; F. Robinson Orioles millions of dollars into his National Leaguers to have won 94; Howard, Senators 88; Oliva. baseball franchise and gone Twins 83. four or more batting titles. through nine different managers Pitching Scores For Giants since the Red Sox last won a National League: BrBes. McCormick pitched a flag in 1946. Cards Hughes, Cards 18-1 Francisco a San to give Champagne was poured with veaie, Pirates 1W and SadecH, a lavish hand. Streams of triumph over Philadelphia and Giants 12-to hurler Giant first the become pressurized shaving soap spat American League: Santiago. tered executive, player, coach, win 22; games since ' Carl' Red Sox 12-- Horlen, White Sox Hubbell in 1937 writer and broadcaster alike. 19-Lonborg, Red Sox 22-Yastrzemski was the focal McCormick and Lonborg Wilson, Tigers 22-Merritt, point of the cheers and the Joined Earl Wilson of Detroit as Twins 13-horseolav and he earned it He the leading winners in the zz completed what Williams classH majors this season wnn fled as "the most . iantastlc victories. season a player has ever had." Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Yastrzemski wound up with the American League batting but trailed by eight m fee RBI championship at .326 after going race. a perfect in the clincher was the thirTOYastrzem- and getting seven hits in the It ski's four, hits' Sunday that final two victories over the the Twins. Minnesota rained Twins. , Dean Chance was starter "The year of' Yastrzemski,,, AMERICAN LEAGUE shutout workinz on a four-h- it local writers proclaimed, as 0 and the Twins were leading, Final Standings Boston's sensational left field on a pair of unearned runs to successor hall of famer Ted five W. L Pet GB for when Boston rallied Williams also finished with the 92 70 .568 Boston sixth. the runs in " runs batted in title driving in 121 LonboriL who went - the Detroit 91 71 .562 -1 and 44 homers, which broke the 91 71 .562 1 distance for his 22nd victory, Minnesota club record for a lefthander. 89 73 .549 3 led off the inning and when he Chicago Harmon Killebrew of the Twins 84 77 .522 California Tovar Cesar playing 74' caught tied Yaz for, the homer crown 76 85 .472 deep at third, he surprised him Baltimore " bunt single down the Washington" 76 85 .472 with Cleveland 75 87 .463 17 lin. Jerrv Adair cracked a slnele to the right of second New York , 72 90 .444 20 base and Dalton Jones, who Kansas City 62 99 .385 29tt first faked a bunt, drove a Sunday's Results ' sinde to left to load the bases. Boston 5, Minnesota 3 The standing room Fenway Detroit 6,5, California 4,8 H I ' I Jar iv r. crowd of 35,770 went berserk as Washington 4, Chicago 3"" Yastrzemski moved into the Baltimore 4, Cleveland 0 batter's box. And he belted a New York 4, Kansas City S single to center that produced NATIONAL LEAGUE the tying runs. Final Standings Ken over. wasn't The rally W. L. Pet GB Harrelson bounced to shortstop 101 60 .627 and Jones easily beat the throw St. Louis home to break the tie and knock San Francisco 91 71 .562 lOVi 87 74 .540 14 out Chance in favor of reliever Chicago87 75 .537 Cincinnati 1414 Al Worthington. Worthington's first pitch was Philadelphia - 82 80 .506 81 81 .500 20 wild, dipping away from catch Pittsburgh 77 85 .475 24 er Jerry Zimmerman to move Atlanta the runners to second and third. Los Angeles 73 89 .451 28 69 93 .426 32 When he threw another , wild Houston toui homl 61 101 ;337 40 Buy? pitch with George Scott at the New York Sunday's Results plate, Yastrzemski scored what (Borrow) . proved to be the winning run. St. Louis 5, Atlanta 2 Then. Killebrew booted " Reg San Francisco 2, Philadelphia 1 L A to Z RENTAL Smith's bouncer with two out Cincinnati 10, Chicago 3 3734615 154 W. 500 N. and pinch runner Jose Tartabull Pittsburgh 10, Houston 3 --'scored the fifth and final run. Los Angeles 2, New York 1 J07-1496- who 1; 6; 4; 7; 9: 7. ?M, DAftY - : m yhy 00 $75 N. MAIN SPANISH PORK -OPEN Major League Leaden if M MM 'atSl Big Leagues I we put our seal on it twice. TIRE SERVICE STORES . FOR T.0O--U S ' MJ Leaders In 2-- MK-22- F CakSftkaClkMaCCiMISh K5 0. Standing GUARANTEE: Evuy rfawteiM Uttaty b MncwvtiUnnDy wairutUd aoiiMt Utek In widt mitiwut chair for 80 dro workmaivhip and maUriala. RpUoanMat r npin from date of puichaM. 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The Cardinals, who clinched the National League pennant Sept. 18, will move into Fenway Park for the first two games of the World Series on Wednesday and Thursday. After a day of rest, the series will continue at St. Louis on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, if necessary, If the final two games are required, they will be played at Boston next Wednesday and Thursday. Boston Manager Dick Williams announced Sunday that Jose Santiago, usually a reliever, will open for the Red Sox against Cardinal ace, Bob Clemente-of-Pittsburghr-- at i from ' r. v - .