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Show ,TOAcLfL17' m Daily Herald 10 Line Scores Of JohnsonHom er Gives Orioleso 4 Win Major Leagues "It's a little .'tougher on the Chicago shaded - Philadelphia! Perry's three-hi- t pitching with By JEFF MEYERS " j ifour homers, one , each by UPI Writer Bait Sports manager." . Boston g Johnson, a part-tim- e Until his home Other AL Results . player j Harmon Killebrew, Andy D r a bo w s k y, Bunker. (3), run, Bob Johnson resembled appearing in only 40 games this! co, Tony Oliva and Don rw.;. Brabender (5), J. Miller g)8) Rocky Colavito in looks alone. New York season, drove in his fifth and Mincher. Uiiva, kosco and Washington drove in two runs and Roznovsky; Brandon, Osin-ssix the Mincher of runs with Nicknamed 'Rocky" by his tripped Cleveland campaign 13 5 in WP-- J. the borne run. Powell, the apiece as Perry raised his (9) and Ryan. Baltimore teammates because innings, Minnesota Whipped Miller Hh of his facial resemblance to California 1 and Kansas City American League leader in record to besting Dean IBBls jpith . 95, - whacked - his jChancer whs lost bis 15th game (6). HRS F. Robinson (37th), Cleveland's slugging outfielder, . beatChieago4-2Powell (31 st), B. Johnson (1st). Johnson was bitting .226 with homer over the centerfield against eight triumphs, In the National League, San fence some 420 feet from home, Bert Campaneris scored all extra before one base hit only Louis 1 P'ate- 101 010 01-0- 4 6 0 slamming his first home run of Francisco edged St K.C. i four Kansas Citv Runs, comine Frank Robinson."'the No 000 000 20- 0- 2 6 2 the season Tuesday night in as Willie Mays tied Jimmy Chicago Odom, Aker (7) and Roof; leading the Orioles to a 64 Foxxrfor second place on the home run hitter in the majors, each on a wild pitch and a his 37th, a solo shot in passed ball. John, Wilhelm (8) and Romano, victory over Boston. the homer list with the walloped Campaneris collect- the fourth WP-O- dom into Inserted the at inning. ed four of the A's six hits. Blue lineup McNertney (8). 534th of his career, Pittsburgh The Tigers rallied with three Moon Odom second base to give Dave blatJced New York ). 3 hurled 6 2). LP-J-ohn Los runs in each of the seventh and innings, allowing five hits and Johnson a rest, Bob walloped a Cincinnati Angeles topped two-ru- n to send New clout in the ninth (13 innings) evening his slate at Jack Atlanta bested Houston and eighth innings York to in the last Aker loss its sixth after Powell's inning Boog finished 6 13 0 020 100 010 000 2Wa up, limiting tnree-ru-n nomer in toe same eight games. Don Wert Chicago to one hit. 5 10 0 100 000 210 000 stanza had tied the game at 44. slammed a two-ru- n homer in Kline Hannan, Ortega (2), me seventn ana nay oyier hit Both Baltimore manager (7), Cox 7), Lines (10)- - an Hank Bauer and " a two-ru- n Boston, pilot triple in the eighth. Casanova; Bell, Tiant (8) and Tom Tresh and Herman the that Maris, Roger Bily agreed Sims, Azcue (8)s WPLines (4- Red Sox Clete Boyer homered for the had given the Orioles COACH NAMED &(68). 2). JJP-T- iant Yankees. six outs in the ninth. Colavito (25th), Harrelson Take Anything Tiant Wins Seventh MACOMB," 111. (UPI)-- H. (12th), Wagner (19th). Ken Harrelson's homer with Scott Greer, 31, was appointed When they gave us six outs iii the inning, you can't blame a mate aboard in the 13th head tennis' coach at Western 000 001 00- 0- 1 3 0 us Calif. from taking it," Bauer said. inning, handed Luis Tiant his University Sunday by Athletic 000 420 20-x- 8 14 1 Minn. "We'll win them anyway we seventh loss in 13 decisions. Director Dr. Harry Fritz. A Chance, Burdette (5), Lee (7) can. It's better in the late !Leon Wagner homered for the 1958 graduate of Middlebury and Rodgers; Perry Indians in the bottom of the iOiiege, breer was awarded innings because, they can't Battey, Zimmerman (7). LP come back at us too much." stanza and Colavito connected eight varsity letters during his Chance In the ninth, Russ Snyder m the eighth, his. 25th. Paul uucsc ;aicer ana iaier Kosco (2nd), Oliva singled through the middle but (27th), Casanova collected two RBIs oachf,d ,at'Hunter Colle8e in New Vork Clty- (20th), Mincher (12th).Herman admitted for the Senators. shortstop Rico Petrocellir-o- ut 'The Twins - supported Jim' because of PA7m Tft pr, New York 200 000 01- 0- 3 12 0 illness would have had it. The term "skeet," used to 0 6 000 9 000 33-xFrank Robinson bounced one Detroit describe the short-rang- e MANTLE INJURED VKANSAJ.( Cmr (UPIl T and off Joe Foy's chest, Brooks Reniff (7) Downing, clay target sport in shootErnie City DETROIT (UPI) -O- utfielder Fazio was optioned Gibbs; Podres, Aguirre (3), Robinson hit a grounder to ing is derived from an old to the Norse word for "shoot." It Mickey Mantle will be lost to Athletics' Vancouver team of Spanma (6), Monbouquette (8) short, forcing Frank, but the was adopted in the United the New York Yankees for at the Pacific Coast WP Monbou- - relay to first was late. freehan. League States after a 1925 nation- least four ). quette after suffering; Tuesday on a (U). Powell followed with nis 31st wide recall days to contest name the a Tresh (18th), Boyer home run and fourth in two HRS muscle (basis. Fazio appeared in 24 pulled hamstring new Skeet shooting to beat out an infield! games, batting' .219 primarily dim). Wert (7th), Maris days. Curt Rlefary grounded to uses sport. same traps and trying the whose to throw m tne xannees s loss to as a pinch hitter, rouer George Smith, (10th). targets as trapshooting but first was wide. Johnson then National League the pattern of shooting is uetrou Monday. five-ru- n the capped Mantle, who returned to his Families in America today rally with different Skeetshooting (6 Wsigame-winnininnings, rain) blow. home in Dallas for a brief rest, are using almost twice as two uses houses and trap 3 80 001 .00 Pittsburgh don't like winning in the eight shooting stations. injured the same muscle twice much hot water as they did 10 0 20 000 000 xNew York ninth all me time," Bauer said. before this year. years ago. Encyclopaedia Britannic and Pagliaroni; Siks (7-i McGraw, Friend (75 and Grote. ). LP McGraw American League ' - 000 100 00- 5- 6 ' -- 003 001 000- 4 r - w'snu w 8 1 7 2 5-- . . Kos-o,.!,- ... game-winnin- ,.ojj; - 6-- ki 6-- LP-Bra- ndon (3-7- ). 5, 8-- " 3-- all-ti- ' 6" 'J (11-7- 3-- 0, a W' . .l..d.i-mA,m.- .V .. , i. .. . Leaders In Billie Jean Wants Big Leagues By United Press International MANCHESTER, Mass. (UPI) the fourth woman in .history to Wimbledon champion Billie retire the prized EsserBowl. Jean King is bidding to become She got off on the right foot National League " G. AB. R. H. Pet. 103 376 57 129 .343 Alou, Pitt Tuesday by defeating old Elena Subirats of Mexico Ctainte, Pitt. in the first round Alou, Afla City, of the Ladies Invitational tennis Carry, Atla at the ' Essex tournament Pitt Mildenberger Begins Work For Title Fight 6-- 110 458 73150 .328 117 505 86 165.327 108356 50116 .326 103 363 64117 422 98 340 51 106 .318 98 362 78114 415 Strgel, Country Club. Cepda, St.L Mrs! King, who has won the Allen, Phila 111403 70126 413 tourney the past two years' will Santo, Chi German! retire the bowl if she duplicates Morgn, Hou 80 280 40 87 .311 FRANKFURT, 97 377 51 116 .308 (UPI) -- Some observers claim the feat again this week. Only Helms, On Karl three women have managed to it's a waste of time-- but American League Mildenberger has started se- retire Esse Bowls in the G.AB.R.H.Pct rious training for his Sept. 10 history of the tournament -l-Alice Marble, Helen Wills and Oliva, Minn 117 448 70143,319 world heavyweight title fight isn, Bal 117 436 93 137 414 Mildenberger will get a shot Margaret Osboren DuPont, aline, Det 10.356 68111 412 acat Cassius Clay on that date in In other opening-roun- d 113 400 70119 .298 the owell.Bal defense in title third tion: Clay's last four months and like Virginia Wade of England, Wgnr, Cleve 108378 58 110 .291 88317 48 92 .290 Britain's Henry Cooper and Rkhdt, Cal No. 4 seed, defeated Kerry Brian London before him, Berry, Chi 103 293 37 85 490 64; B.Rbsn, Bal 119474 79137 .289 Mildenberger is a heavy Melville of Australia, 99314 37 90 .287 underdog against the fast Karen Krantzcke of Australia, Mantl, NY No. 5 seed, defeated Canada's Vlnte, Wash 116406 62115.282 S moving champion. : Winnie But Mildenberger seems Faye Urban, Home Runs on giving it his best and Shaw of .Scotland, No. 7 seed, League: Aaron, staggered American sparring defeated Maryna Godwin of 64; and Tory Braves 31; Mays, Giants 29; partner Tommie Sims Tuesday South Africa, Torre, Braves &, Allen, Phillies with heavy body punches in his Fretz of Los Angeles, No. of Moore of session. defeated Stargell, Pirates & Santo, Stockton, seed, first Sims, Peggy Cubs 27. , 64. Calif., tried to quit after two Baton Rouge, La., lefts almost knocked him down The other seeded player- s- American League: F. Robin In the second round. But after a Maria gbueno of Brazil, No. 2; Orioles 37; Powell, Orioles son, brief argument with Mildenber- Francoise Durr of France, No. 31: Penitone. Yanks & Kille- ger's manager, Bruno Mueller, 3; and Gail Sherriff of brew, Twins 27; Colavito, Sims continued for another Australia, No. 6 swung into . ar 6-- ' 6-- National 6-- - round. HRS-KUle- forew (8-1- To Retire Essex Bowl 7--5, Indians action today. 25. National Baseball Standings Pitching League LP-Ren- (7-8- ur 6-- 1- -- (1-5- 021 001 00-0- 4 10 2 000 000 11- 0- 2 6 2 Atlanta Houston KHley. Abernathh (8) and Torre; Cuellar, Dierker (6), Taylor (8) and Bateman. WP Kelley St. Louis San Fran (U) LP-Oue- llar (3-2- ). 000 100 00- 0- 1 000 lO- x- 3 Oil 0) . Chicago 002 000 01- 0- 3 (2-6- ). Regan, Cin 000 000 00- 0- 0 Dodgers 10-Perry, Giants 19- - L.A. 200 000 OO- x- 2 18-Giants Markrhal, Nuxhall, McCooi (8) Reds 134; Koufax, Edwards; Sutton "T10-1Maloney,' Dodgers 19-Rosboro. 5; or Grant New York at Detroit Bouton Mwu's 7 0 300 000 02-x- 5 8 0 Phila. Robert, Koonc (1), Jenkin (7) and Hundleh; Jackson (12-1L- Pand Darlymple. HR Gonzalez Jenkins (5th). 1) 5) 6 2 8 0 and McCar-ver- ; Jackson (12-1(19-2- ) and Virgil. Perry HR Mays (29th), McCovey (4th). 6. National League g T 2) 1; 9 p.m. ). 2--2. 4-- 2 m- Twin eota 1- -- Sports Briefs -- - - :;.,,,., rr first basema a Don Mincher is tagged out at home plate YER Bob Rogers in the fifth inning of a game hi Minnesota catcher California Angels by s econd base on a single by Twins catcher Earl Tuesday. Mincher was trying to score from (Herald-UP- I Telephoto). Battey. OUT!-Minn- . 2-- LP-Nu- xhall 2 Sferiw mwl 1 4 0 and and (4-3- ). American League: McNally, Watt, Orioles W.LPctGB ) vs. Wilson "(13-9- ). 9 p.m, Orioles 12-Twins 47 70 .598 BosweH, Sanford, CASSELL RETIRES ... Pittsburgh at Cleveland Washington Orioles 13- San Francisco 70 50 .583 1 Richert Palmer, Angels ) NEW YORK (UPI) -S- printer vs. Hargan (9-6. 67 50 .573. 3 Los Angles Ollan 6). 7:30 p.im. Cassell, . one . of the 65 54 .546 6 .Philadelphia Kansas City at Chicago, 2 world's top quarter milers for 61 57 .517 Vh St Louis Lindblad (44) and Handrahan The 7,100 islands and inlets the last nine years, announced Cincinnati ' 59 59 .500 11 vs. Buzhardt (5-and that make up the Philippines his retirement Tuesday from (H) 57 13 61 .483 Atlanta Pizarro (74). 2, 7 p.m. are formed by the peaks of a active competition to assume 51 67- - .43219 Games partly submerged mountain duties" as director of track and Thursday's 51 67 .432 19 New York California at Minnesota chain, says the National Geo field for the Amateur Athletic 39 78 .333 31 Chicago Union. Chicago at Cleveland, night graphic. Tuesday's Results (Only games scheduled) Pit 3 N.Y. 0, 6 tans., rain International League Phila S Chicago 3, night Atlanta 4 Houston 2, night By United Pre i International San Fran 3 St Louis 1, night W.LPctGB 71 52 478 Ang 2 Cincinnati 0, night Columbus . Los 69 55 .556 2 Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Rochester Toronto 67 58 .536 S .. (Starting Times EDT) 63 60 .512 8 St. Louis at San Francisco-Washb-urn Buffalo 62 .500 9 Richmond 62 (96) vs. Martehal 9-- 3; 11-- (1-6- AUGUST AUCTION 5; 11-- 5; (12-10- 7) ixt mm m mm mum mT m m. m. m vt m ;m mr 4 Toledo pm Pittsburgh at New (1-vs. Fisher 7) York-Ve- aie 8 (9-l-l. p.m. Atlanta at Houston-John-son 9:30 p.m. vs. Giusti (12-9-). ) at Philadlphia Chicago Holtzman (6'125 vs. Bunning o.v p.m. lio-o- ;. Cincinnati tt Lo Angeles vs. xvuuis i9D). sums 11 p.m. Thursday's Game , Pittsburgh at New York , Cincinnati at Houston, night St. Louis at Los Angeles, night (Only games schedule) (9-8- . - " 61 4 63 I Toledo Richmond I . . ). p.m. ;. ' California Newman ' ft ft CALLUS Minnesota n. Boswell (12- - WI 3 DELIVER m m on Sales Prices clearly 1966 INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL GEM TQP Canopy, auxiliary Springs and S,hocksk V ' Hat speed transmission, engine, heavy duty clutch, 8.15x15-- 6 ply tires, rear ; deluxe trim, fresh ttr heater, Connecticu 373-344- at 1966 PICKUP RENTS THE CAR YOU LIKE TO DRIYE ft FORDS ft MUSTANGS CHEVROLET OPES , STATION WAGONS m EXAMPLES: 4 RTZ m Entire stock displayed Marked on Windshields. STORES,. Conn. . M)-T- he 21st annual Coaches' Clinic, sponsored by E m. two-whe- CLINIC SET H m. m units priced lower than you would a drive. 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