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Show Seaver Wins 16lli Game As Mets Rock Padres - NEW YORK (APi Tcm Seaver of the Mets fired a three-hitte- r and became the the Eastern CINCINNATI (AP' Johnny two-rudouble and a two run. p rch s:rg by Ty Cline keyed an eighth mnirg comeback that carr'od t1 e Cmnrnati Reds past Chicago Bench's s Di-v- on. The strikeouts boosted Reavleague-leadintotal to -- 14. a ctub season record. He Cleveland's Sam McDowell, the major league leader by just four strikeouts. National League's first winner Saturday, as beating San Diego, 4 Cleon Jones' three run homer offset solo blasts by the Paares' Dae Campbell and 6-- 4 trails the Cubs winning four games. Remain Ahead Seaver, who has lost five, walked two and struck out 13 f as the Mets staved game ahead of second place Bucs Crush Braves in Duel 20-1- 0 SAN 0 - Ilis 3 2 9 M Aoet 0 6 0 0 9 0 4 0 0 6 4 0 0 9 4 12 1 4 9 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Johnny Bench Bat Booms Again B'.g cf son 4 5 4 2 ss r t'on rf Harr si Bi 'rns 3ft Top Golfers Sign for Vernal Duel C Pap tone cf sm.th l son ttt c Feopas 9 cf o 0 Pmpj 11 Bencn c 10 it 7 p p Roorgez p Rrqsn Cincinnati .... Twi 99 on singles by Bench and Helms around a throwing error by first base-ma- n Wilhe Smith, who had homered in the top of the inning, Pappa- - went out for a pmch hittor in the top of the eighth as the Cubs added a run against winner Wayne Granger on singles by Don Kessing-er- , Glenn Beckert and Ron Santo, twice in ( IM Ml WSm $mim (4). 1104 fll- -i nna DP-C- SFPpps H IP ) . . ) 3 I 4 1 R 7 3 4 Perry. Dv C - R BB SO .0 0 9 46 474. 0j0 flV (V'O (7' 00 Cl Dft (I) gnd Rvan WP 4) LP j'lnnxcn .3? HR i!3fh) McCovty i25h). Snmg 5 E r' "s r r Fresco Ph laoe pn 6 - : tional meet vear break set in Reno, Sept. - J 4 I 11 OOO 2 900 19ft HI cox Field Archery Assn, for his third straight although he failed to the national record l.e 1969. Hughes shot 2,614 in th four day event, below his record 2,693, 7- I 18 - 19 - 20 - Ths world's largest a r rar N 'end uv at. on You It S8 car Cev.t pvlon races, m dget races, the Navy's B'ue Afge'S,' aerccat.c exhit t.on, "I m Gay circrattd spavj,' hot a rba"oors, antique a rcraftand much, mten mo'e. C.a1 f.cai cn t' a s Sect 15, 16, 17. Rac 3 ''Dn Sept. 18, 19 23 f -- ' rj 0 (l) Burning. 3 Cf3,S 3 r, 3 Stm n 17 4 0 4 0 Robertson (3), Davison Cifrithe!, G W xe, Dion Steohenion (I) and 0i, W W lOXv.r ond Ryan y, 9 0. L Camtnerj 0 1 HRs- - Phitgooipbia, D Jcftncn (72), Money (1C). iM FrjfKrtc PitiiMetpftio ......13 13,1 . AURORA, ILL. (UPI) David Hughes, Irving, Tex , captured the open mens bars bow championship at the Na- H 5 5 29 10 0 h Cops Archery Title the seventh 6-- tCB COiceon 4 CmtinnaD B WiM am C itiw Bench 3B T- The Reds scored Phils Win Pair The Salt lake Tribune, D 5 Sunday, August 2, 1970 6-- ?e s pn n ss MGiOthm p Bravo ph p 34414 ChKita es c IP Corr 0 11 Heims 0 1 Charey 9 0 0 0 0 0 Concept 0 0 0 0 Cl ne ph 0 0 0 0 pft Or R replaced PHILADELPHIA (ITI) -Back homers by Don 10 Money and Deron Johnson in 4 10 0 2 10 0 the third inning of the night4 2 2 2 cap propelled Philadelphia to 3 0 0 10 0 0 a victory over the San 3 10 0 FirtiU'iscc Giants and a double-heade- r 2 0 11 10 0 0 sweep Saturday night 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 after the Phillies won the 10 12 in 11 innings on a 0 6 0 0 opener, 2 0 0 0 error by leftfielder throwing 0 10 0 10 0 0 Ken Henderson. ft r 3 0 irtt 010 Toan 4 4 o 4 0 4 0 4 4 4 0 10 10 p S 0 0 Special to The Tribune ATLANTA (AP) Willie 110 Regan L Shm,sy 1ft If 1ft 0 0 9 0 Jorftertsn Ferrara VERNAL .Stargell drove in seven runs OBrown Many of the In- Roan (L4-7C Jones If 4 113 rf Giri two homers and three COffterf 1b R Rodriguez Garrett 2b 4 9 19 termountain Areas top amaFc 3b 4010 teurs and pros will compete McGiothun Spezie 2ft doubles Saturday as Pitts- - Canmziro C 4 13 0 Grot C G ra.ger (W 4 0 0 0 Saavar p here over the weekend in the -2 12 A burgh unleashed an awesome E Wilson p ADter ph Hiko Bell Classic golf tournaattack and crashed the Wi!h p Atlanta Braves in a ment at the Dinaland Golf and Total X I 3 2 35 4 0 4 Total 0 0 t IIMM- -! nationally televised slugfest. San Daa Couijtry Club. 4 New York ' The two Oil 000 II The tourney, carrying a teams combined Huntz, Campbell 3, E Wilson. an for eight home runs, including DP San D ago I New York total purse of J7.000, will be 2B York 10 Diego 5, New five in the seventh inning to Harretson, limited to the first' 152 entries. HR Foy, Grot Campftell C Jonas (4), O Brown (17). (8) A pro-ais scheduled to tie a major league record IP H RER BB SO 19-h- it Cin- r h b 1M rf Sparvq HR-- W 9 0 1 2ft If Sc mo C a M r h M aft r h b Campbell 2t HU' ss Ac a ss Gabion cf BeetcerT reheers Cura the CINCINNATI CHICAGO Kes. rtow Larry f,il 3reaks Doadlook Regan and fanned pinch-hitte- r Tat Corrales for the second cut, then walked Lee May and cinnatis home attendance for NEW YORK DIEGO lire Riverfront Stadium nowd Har-relso- one-hal- Cline greeted Toberto Rodrgucz with a single to center, scoring Bench and May to break the deadlock. Milt Tappas blanked the Reds on one hit until the seventh while Chicago built a 30 lead against Jim McGlothlin. to Helms bases. Th.1 at of 46.476, which swelled Regan walked Pe'e Rose and Tory Fere, befoie Bench tied the game with a riouhle down the right field 131 076, against three Club Record Sixth Homer stvh homer of the season wiped out a Padre lead in the Ihitd. It came wih two out ard scou Bud who had doubled, and Art who had Shamsky, walked. Par Diego took a 10 lead when Dave Campbell led o'f the thud with Ins eighth homer. Ollie Brown's leadoff homer, his 17th, produced the other Padre run in the fourth. The Mots added an insurance run in the eighth. Tommy 1 Saturday right, snapping A e sesson to a club record cf saw tbe Reds wipe deficit in toe eighth cut a t1 n er's Jores Ollie Brown. -- n Fitsburgh Reds Gain Revenge on Upstart Chicnbs - ' 2-- ' . ..J V s s. -t . T', . 't k ' '' . per resoicbl. occ.p. IrcLdes eccorrmcdat ors, rrea's. sioas, cockta s V.' V- d scecial . surpises. Nv, - ;..y Wri'e- A r Races P. O Bex 21 03 ,yiu,-Vk- l Reno, Nevada 8350? 'J -- , ;- 20-1- 0 1 attained in 11 other games. The Pirates racked three straight corners in their half of the inning Bob Robertson shot to stroking a two-ruright, his 13th, followed by Stargell's second of the game ard 20th of the year then Jose Pagan crashed his second of the season. Hank Aaron, who drove In five runs with two homers, blow to smashed a two-ruright in the seventh for Atlanta, his 30th of the year and the 584th of his career. Rico Carty followed the blast with his 24th homer into fhe left Wilson (L.0-2- ) Willis Seaver (W,10 5) E T 2 15. A ,6 ... 2 9 0 3 3 1 0 3 0 2 I 4 3 3 25 910. 3 12 A s Blank Solons n - Saturday, leading the tor-i- d Oakland As to a victory over Washington that stretched the Senators losing string to six games. 7-- g n d0 V giv) 4 g Washington Oakland 002 030 00x 4 9 0 Cox, Brown U) and Roseboro; Dobson W Dobson, i2 10 and Fernandez L Cox, 51. HR Oakland, Fernandez (U). Indians 3, Chisox 2 - CHICAGO (AP) Sam r McDowell tossed a for his 16th victory of the season as the Cleveland Indians edged the Chicago White Sox 3-- Saturday. Ct,velnd J I Village lid. k i - 8 iriHiil will be tougher this year with three new traps and four new tees. Chain link fence has been installed along No. 1 fairway and a pond has been added to make the d hole on'e of the toughest par threes in the state. Mauss said entries have been received from California, Nevada, Montana, Idaho, Arizona, Colorado and Utah. Expos Cop Pair - MONTREAL (AP) Rusty Staub crashed two home runs in each game, driving in four runs in the opener and snaptie in ping a seventh-inninthe nightcap, as the Montreal douExpos swept a bleheader from the Los Angeles Dodgers, 11-- and g twi-nic- 6 300 ObO W0 000 000 Oil Company 225-yar- 5-- 0 field seats. The Pirates raked Bra es for starter George Stone, five runs and four hits in the first inning. Pittsburgh addrd four more runs in the second and exploded for seven in the seventh. Stargell hit a double in the first. Pagan had double in the ina two-runing. Stargells 19th homer was a three-rublast to right in the second Inning. He doubled and scored in the sixth and doubled in a run and scored in the ninth. Robertson had five hits and Pagan four, with Robertson driving in three runs and Pagan four. Pittsburgh had seven sinthree gles, eight doubles, triples two by John Jeter and four home runs. Tony Gonzalez got the other Atlanta homer, his sixth, a two-rublast to right in the fourth. u j a.m. Friday as a preview of the main tournament, which will start at 7 a.m. Saturday and again start at Sunday. Dinaland OAKLAND (AP) Chuck Dobson fired a four-hittand Rick Monday drove in three runs with a triple and single n the brownstone LOB-S- I 2 4 0 Chicago McDowell end Foise; Janeskl, Wood (9) and Jmephson. 155. LJaneski, n Leadin'' Batters Nalionel Uxgut: Carty, Braves .340 Pirates .16, Perez, Reds Clemente, 33P; Cubs .327; Hickman, Gaston, Padres .523, Grabarkewitz, Dodgers .323 American League: OHva, Twins 3?A; Apancio, White Sox 372, Yastrzermkl, Red Sox .3'?; Harper, Brewers .321 Johnson, Angels .320. 6--3, AT OUR WAREHOUSE 353 Pierpont Ave. 2.10 So. between 2nd and 3rd West Saturday. lot 020 (no 049 4 13 9 Anoelet 12 2 J03 302 00x-- 11 Montreal Pena Norman (21, Foster, (3), Lamb (B) and Torborg; Nyt, Raymond (0) and Batemeo. WP Nye (3-IP (6-HR Foster Fairley (Ufh), Staub 2 (10th and 19th). - Second game: 1 5 11 270 OOO 10O Los Angeles 200 012 lOx 6 6 1 Montreal (01 Mikelsen and Haller; Osteen, Renko (6-and IP (119) HRS Bailey (15th), Craw, ford, (5th), Staub (2) (20th and 21st). c nj I- - Tribune Scoreboard American Izcagne Eftrn Division Eattem Division I The entire spring and summer stock of the Company Stores including The Company, the brownstone & Village Ltd. is being sacrificed at 50 OFF!!! Examples of the outstanding buys: National League n iVuiars no 1 ATLANTA PITTSBURGH ib r h bi lb r h W S 3 3 0 2b A I J 6 Mlllin Jeler cf 4 3 3 3 c 2 3 Gonzalez 2b 10 Cash 4 2 3 S 4 3 2 2 HAaron r AOliver rf 1 0 0 0 3 3b 3 3 C Asprom'i Sansuilln Robrtsn 1b Stargell If Pagan 3b Alley ss DalCanln p Pena p Giusli p B 4 4 5 3 4 5 5 4 4 1 4 4 5 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ' ' Total Pittsburgh Atlanta 47 20 22 .... Carty If Cerede 1b King c CBovar 3b McQueen p Garrido si GStone p Cardwell p Priddy p Navarro p Lum rf Total 0 01 Ml-- 1510 W 4 0 -10 39 Ml M0 M00 10 Pena 2, Saturday's Results Cleveland 3, Chirsog 2 1 (12 New York 4, Innings) Oakland 5, Washington 0 Sunday's Probabig Pitchgrs Benton or Culp IM) at (Romo 6 ) CeWnmia (Bradley New York (McCormick at Milwaukee (Lockwood Mmnesoa (Boswell 3 7) at Detroit (N tkro 10 0) Washington (Hannan 6 4, ard Cola-ma-n 7 5 0 at Oakland (Sequi and Roland or Osteen 2. Cleveland (Chanra 9 5 and Hand 3 9) al Chicago (Weaver and Crider H), Atlanta $. 3, Pagan 2, Millar,, A Oliver, 3B Cash, B Robertson Jeter 2. HR H Aaron 2 (30), Stargell 2(20), GonzfrlfZ (6), B Robertson (13), Pagan (2), Carty 2 (24). SF C Boyar. Kansas City (Rookor H R ER BB SO IP twilight. 5 3 2 1, more (Cueiler 4 2 DalCanton 4 0 2 7 4 Pena (W,10) 2 3 0 0 3 Glustl 1 3 5 0 0 4 G. Stone (L,7-S- ) 4 2 113 4 Cardwell Atlanta 7, 1 Pnddv 4 4 3 2 I 4 0 2 3 1 G Son 0 4 3 3 2 3 2 Navarro 2 McQueen Hft Save Glustl. by WP McQueen, (A Oliver), McQueen. T 3 10. A 20,303. - MILWAUKEE (AD Four walks, an infield single by Gene Michael and a sacrifice Jim Lyttle fly by pinch-hitte- r gave New York three runs in victothe 12th Inning and a ry over Milwaukee Saturday, winextending the Yankees six to streak games. ning 4-- 1 4d4 NfW Ygrfr o- ! I -4 Ml 064 404 MG- -I 14 I Milwaukee Sto'Memyr, Klimkowskl (111, Mr Dan lei (1?) and Munson, Drwmng, SanfterS (11). Geinar (1?) an (71, Humphreys Roof. McNertnay (11) Ski (3. 4) ( STOP! Westing Wcter? Toilet? 0.t Tt1e Tank priced Vnlvn at $5.25, $4.25, $3.10 Caaaw Sni fleetie Fwal lift 5D 39 9 M rnmwiNO IN H.UMU NO KETCHUf.VS tfc So. t 7th Watt, Cpea 1.30 a.m. 335-44- fa 3 p,m. Rults (Mh d 10 J i hirago (Hftttzman 11 9) at Cincinnati (Nolan U4J. St LkjIs (Gibson 13 S) at Houston (Dierker 9 9). San Diego (Coombs 91 and Roberts Si) at New York (McAngrew 1 and 2 Sadeckl If rn you want Balk' Yanks Clip Brewers at Balth Saturday's Pittburoh 20, A!an a 10 New York 4, San Diego 2 Sunday's Probable Pitchers Ins Aroeie (Moeller at Montreal (Morton 5n Francisco (Bryant 4) at Philadelphia (Palmer l). tEitis 101) at Atlanta Pittsburgh something different for your high schoo years, write today! Wasatch Academy is for those who want something more than the standard high school experience. Small classes, communication between faculty and students, student body offer rich opportunities fir a world-wid- e individual dev elopmenL A coed boarding school in a beautiful Utah mountain community giv cs opportunity for social interaction, music, art and drama experiences and an excellent college preparation. slung, hiking and camping make uve of Utahs unique natural resources. Interschool sports including football, basketball, tennis, track ana baseball give opportunity to all. 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