| Show rA0411WaktilillithlidatilataliftlindWaliNSIDWiliglitd"baltitiMISMINaali 41 18BThe Salt Lake Tribune 10 Sunday August - — 1969 ""'"2"'""4""1 IrUillidgdiakstatit$0401040auge - '7:4'- Z- : Giants - r Seaver Cops 16th Win I As Aids Clip Braves 4 ‘ - '''' 4 w 'CO ' 390 0 1 "Ack twoot If v- 'N ' 10 S 4''' 03 ' ' Net 't a ATLANTA (AP) whose Tom Seaver Pitcher single to right W I x 4411 5-- 3 - r Victory 4 It' v' l Y":h The bases were loaded with one out when Julian Javier grounded to shortstop Hal Lanier The Giants got the force at second but Javier beat the return throw to irst base Torre came around from second base as first baseman Willie apparently tore a groin muscle stretching for the throw Pinson had walked with one out and Torre singled driving out starter Mike McCormick 'Mike Shannon greeted Frank Linzy with an infield hit before Javier came up Nelson Bri les 12-allowed 10 hits and got the victory Me Covey Ties Game ' 44 1 1 1 y 1 1 — Stottlemyre Bags 161h Yanks Tip Athletics 2-- 1 1 1 1 0 - Seaver DP—Awants LOB—Nw 11 Atlanta 11 2B—CJonet: Agee The Mets' ace who has lost! York HAaron (29) Ceoeda HR—Aqee (18) Didier Weis seven games was staked to a! (18) 56—Milian S—Stone H R ER B3 SO IP 7 3-- 0 3 2 6 5 3 lead in the third when Agee Seaver (W16-7- ) 1 0 0 0 0 0 McGraw 12-3cracked a solo homer Bob Pfeil Koonce 0 0 1 1 1 3 3 6 4 Jarvis and doubled and E- Jones singled (19-8Stone both scored on Wayne Garrett's! Ileshaw PNiekro — ) 3 23 2 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 Ocvle 0 1 Koonce WP—Seaver Save—Koome PatrioN Seller ru 'D :di ltal " - k 9 Mc Covey who a dropped throw to first in the eighth inning allowing a run to score A's the NEW YORK (AP) — Gene Stottlemyre stopped Michael lashed a ground rule on four hits retiring 20 batters had tied the game in the bottom of the eighth with his 36th double in the eighth inning and in a row in one stretch in homer scored on Jake Gibbs' single 1-- 0 Palmer Hurls Baltimore To Win Over Twins it five-hitte- 1 2 McLain Gets 1 Chuck Dobson before 0 0 0 Buford If 0 Lou Brock scored the Cardi- Kansas City 3 Uhlaendr cf 04 040 01010 10 giving Mel Stottlemyre his 16th 4 0 0 0 Blair cf 2 4 000 000 000 0 0 Tovar 2b an Old Timers Day crowd of nals first two runs He opened Cleveland rf Yan4 the 0 FRobinsn rt 4 0 0 New and Oliva York victory Butler and Martinez Hargan Law (5) Killebrew 3b 2 0 0 0 Powell lb 4 01 the game with a single stole Burchart kees a Pizarro and Sims !Reese lb (9) (6) triumph over the Oak- 50945 4 0 2 BRobinsn 3b 4 2 1: Suarez (6) W—Butler L—Harger 'Nettles If 3 0 2 0' 0 ()Johns' on 2b 4 second and and on third scored land Athletics Saturday HR—Kansas City Fiore (9) ) 'Roseboro c 4 0 0 0 Hendrcks c 4 0 3 21 Dobson 13-held the YanPinson's double-plaCardenas ss 3010 Belanger ss 4010 grounder kees hitless until the fifth when 2 0 0 0' 0 0 0 Palmer p DChance p following a walk to Curt Flood 0 0 0 DMay Ph Allison ph 0 0 0 0 Sol ons Upset RWoodsn Joe Pepitone's 24th homer tied Motton p 0000 000 ph Brock smashed a one-oRichert p 100 ): WASHINGTON (AP) — Greg Rreinider pph 01000 the game and allowed just triple in the fifth and scored on 000 Goossen drove in two runs with Grzenda p 0 0 0 0 one more hit—a single by Pepi- Flood's single Quilici ph 1000 a two-odouble in tone—until the eighth 32 5 12 Sr LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO II Tooloalo the eighth inning Saturday as Minnesota 0 0 0 t Then Michael bounced a ab r h bi ab r h bi the Seattle Pilots overcame a Baltimore 0 2 0 0 0 X— 5 If 5 2 2 0 Marshall If 4 0 0' five-rudouble into the lower right Brock os I deficit and defeated the'EFTBtaiinr Flood cf 4 0 3 Mason lb 3 0 0 01 7 4 0 0 Hunt lb 2 0 0 HOUSTON (AP) — Joe Mor- field seats and Gibbs followed Pinson rf Oliva Powell Reese HR— ()Johnson Senators Washington Torre lb 2 0 Bonds cf 4 0 Blair (24) with a ground single to right Shannon 3b 5010 McCovey lb 5 t hammered a gan 3221 Seattle H R ER BB SO IP 030 002 120- -8 14 1' 2b Burda lb 3122 two-ru- n 0000 homer in the bottom of lifting the Yankees to their sev- Javier 6 3 3 0 000000 8 41 - 3 5I0 -6 MCarver c I 0 0 Davenprt lb 4 0 2 2 Washington BPlarl (L3-22 2 0 0 0 01 Hendersn rf 1010 Gelnar Bouton (2) Barber (3) O'Don- RWoodson the lith inning Saturday night enth victory in the last eight' AAaxviII ss 5000 2 01 0 0 0 'Crider 3 0 00 Stephnsn c Briles P Locker (7) and Pagliaronit 4 0 0 o9bue (6) 2 01 2 2 Barton c Hannan (6) Baldwin (8) Grzenda OV10-2lifting the Houston Astros to a games 0000 Sbellenback 6 4 Palmer 3 5 W—Locker French Knowles and (9) Lanier ss 4010 3 3 the 0 over Montreal Richert 4 0 0 nicked A's The Stottlemyre victory MCormck p 4 0 01 L—Baldwin kik—Washington Howard Save—Richert (37) 0 0 0 0 p Linzy for a second inning run on Dick Expos 38 5 11 3 Total 37 3 10 3 Morgan connected against re- Greens double and a single by Total Javier awarded first on catcher's liever Dick Radatz after Jesus Dave Duncan but the Yanks' interference Alou had singled with two out in ace didn't allow another hit un- St Louis OOOOOOOOOOOO 0 -5 San Francisco 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 — 31 the lith til Jose Tartabull opened the E—Maxvill Marshall Mason 000 002 010 Montreal ninth with a single Briles Stephenson McCovev DP—St 201 02- -5000 000 Houston A 0 11 8 100 210 ro — Detroit 11 COO 011 200 — 4 0 Chicago McLain Timmerman (8) and Freeman Herrand Lazar Bell (5) Hamiltoni(8) (17-6- 1 National League: Jones Mets 350 mann Brinkman (8) HRS-- I Aloe 34S Brown C3rc” ) Pirates Pirates Clemente 344 Johnson Reds 342 Rose Reds 339 Aparicio (4th) Stanley (8th) :'''' & 1 ::' t " ":?'' 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San rrancisco Giants Saturday Bases Loaded The Braves cut the gap in the throwing error let Atlanta tie bottom of the third on consecu' k the game singled and scoredltive homers by Hank Aaron and 71' the winning run in the seventh Orlando Cepeda Aaron's shot inning Saturday night helping was his 29th this season and the 1 the New York Mets to a 3 of his career t ' r1t5is0-- 0 I N tory over Atlanta and picking' Atlanta tied the score in the 414QWi ' ' 16th fifth when Aaron walked and pitching triumph up his i ado scored from when first Seaver toi Needed Help ' threw Cepeda's bouncer into I '4'"'s Seaver tired in the eighth and center field 'INh to cut down trying needed relief help from Tug' Aaron at second INIcGraw and Cal Koonce With' NSW ATLANTA runners on first and secondd bi ab r h bi - NA ' cf Koonce got pinchhitter Bob AsFAIöuct 5010 4 H Gonzalez If 5 0 0 :b I HAaron rf promonte to fly out Felipe Alou Wen 2b 0000 2211 L7---'1-4 2 3 2 5 Cepeda 21bb beat out an infield hit but Al Clones If Milian 4010 5010 Shamskyif 0 0 0 0 CBover 3h 3 0 0 0 Weis ran down Clete Boyer Gasoar —Associated Press Wireohoto Garrett 2b 40 2 Didier c 3000 roundingthird to end the threat! Sweboda ph 0001 Garrido ss 010 0 0 0 0 Francona 'Charles 3b ph 0 0 0 0 Di and Mantle left Joe get together led Maggio the seventh Mickey off Seaver Kranpool lb 4010Carty ph 0000 4 0 0 0 Lum pr c Old Timers game in Yankee Stadium to the 0000 with a hit took third on a single!!Martin prior !Grote c 1000 PNiekro p 0400 ss 4 0 2 0 Doyle p 0000 by Tommie Agee and raced' 'Harrelson 11 Jarvia p 3Paver p 1000 home on Cleon Jones' single to McGraw p 0 0 0 0 Stone P 1000 0 0 0 Asprorme Is center The Mets added another' 36 5 13 5 32 3 7 2 Total Total run in the ninth New York -5 003 00 0 0 0 010 0— J 0 Atlanta 002 Lead two-bas- e :7 4 1 — 1 14 3z ' r 7- ' 1 4 Bosox Hurler's Big Bat - mama ds :" e - Nap-Car- Le I |
