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Show Tt'TT nrrerc9ipwV,liWvreyaimqmme-;"9'g.9to-ly.- 4D DEScRCT NEWS, Friday, May ; By JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer Today rsos hes one of baseball's He showed why Thursday night as he pitched 8 3 Inball and wound nings of up allowing only one hit Cesar Tovars line single ever in hurling the shortstop Baltimore Orioles to a 0 vicover the Minnesota tory Twins. McNally, one of the pitching e stars in Baltimores sweep of tlie Jos Angeles Dodgers in the 1966 World Series, sustained an arm injury the following season. His record dipped from 6 in 1966 and 7 and he spent more than three weeks on the disabled list. After a number of physi years ago, Dave, JIcNallys career was nearly ended because of a sore arm 1-- no-h- it w v50SC2332D American League Comeback Player of the Year honors. See Baseball Page D-5- Summary on . four-gam- ITS CALLED FISH t SKI. Vic Mitchell 11-- tonic director I ITi flpciloM Mhimt rid Hr oho toutM I Co,ton nwrti the touotoi, hi buddy booM tot tod H This Port Ifi tmn TOHolt ml ipeciil iof CMtpiitniooto toot toUilmn onythini woostini portmojKO. It bn 5 contour noti otto 3M or H t meg' bo ivo com ,no run it Owl t buy jrry boot too outer, thao you II until yur run K (toil the one. rv it t n f Elsewhere in the American League, Detroit edged Chicain 10 Innings and Kango, sas City downed Cleveland, In National League action, Atlanta nipped Ner and Philadelphia York, blasted Cincinnati, v ,,, t singled for the other Orioles run. Ed Kirkpatrick drove in four runs with his second homer of the season a three-rublast in the fifth inand a sacrifice fly as ning e Kansas City snapped a losing streak with its victory over the Indians. Kirkpatrick hit his homer off Luis Tiant, who suffered his seventh straight loss without a victory, after a walk, Mike Fiores single and an infield out. Joe Foy singled, stole second, took third on Ray Fosses wild throw Into center Held and scored on Kirkpatricks fly ball In the seventh Dick McAuliffe led off the 10th inning with his fifth homer of the season. two-ruSonny Jacksons sectriple capped a three-ru- n ond inning outburst and Hank HiwiujiBwcy n C7 four-gam- ' y inyuv&v" 's4 :r T Cp, v LdP r 'M?A Andy Eteheharren, McNal- gave the Orioles a lead in the second inning when he followed singles by Boog Powell and lys batlerymate, "THIS WSUT$PiaU5mmill 1969 FIBERGLASS 0 v i'f 5-- tiKtot B0AT sr V i; Dave McNally . . . Wilson SAM SNEAD "BLUE RIDGE" or Patty Berg' "Cup Defender" 2-- 7-- oM iyrvwr GOLF SPECIAL! liwom: VJSS'U 22-1- 5-- S era (? cians failed to provide a remedy for his ailing arm, veteran trainer Eddie Weidner suggested a stretching machine. It proved to be the answer as McNally rebounded with a 0 mark last season to win premier Two 9 1969 CrxJy . 1 6, w spins Dave Johnson one-hitt- er with a triple. In two more Powell drove runs with a single and a sacrifice fly and Merv Rettenmund n slammed two home the 516th and 517th of to power the his career Braves over the Mels. Orlando Cepeda singled and pitcher Don Cardwell threw away Tito Francons potential double play grounder. Clete Boyer drove in one run with a single before Jackson tripled to put the Braves ahead Aaron finished with nine total bases for the day and 5,061 for his career, surpassing Lou Gehrigs 5,059 for e sixth place on the list Richie Allen had four hits, a Including homer and Deron Johnson drove in two runs to lift Dick Wise and Philadelphia to its victory over Cincinnati. Johnson singled and doubled to score Allen twice and Allen, knocked down by rookie John Noriega, slammed a homer on the next pitch. Aaron Full set Irons (2 to 9) 3 Woods (1, 3 & 4) Golf Bag runs Regular Price 3-- tape-measu- CAMPER SHOW . j; t H J1 4 W Mtlfe V 1 410-fo- ot i '"I real 1295 aifeir'rrT3 nrrroem Bev Nelson Leads Mick Riley Tourney Whenever Bev Nelson enters a golf tounrmane tits like money in the bank. It was no different at the fifth annual Mick Riley Memorial at Meadow Brook Thursday. Nelson held the "hole-carShe fired a par 78 to Jump in front of six-ov- er d. the pack. Nelson clipped off a seven-ove- r 43 enthe front nine and a par 35 on the back nine for the lead. Ami Moser was just cne stroke off the pace with a 79 for second place. The substitute schoolteacher had rounds of Eighteen more holes of golf were needed today to decide the winner. Prizes will be awarded to the winers. Tee-of- f time was set at 8 a.m. Dorie Davis and Marcia Thayne were six strokes off the pace with 84s. Davis had while Thayne rounds of carted the course with rounds of A strong finish by Evelyn Strong gave her the lead in one-und- er FllsSt the A Filght with a gross of 89 Gross Evelyn Strcw, 09; Nada Reuss, 09; Gladys Luntfy, 91; Elaine Soroul, 92 and the net lead of 66. The v Strong, Net 66; 92; RasrTHtssefv Nada Reuu 60; Gladys Lundy 60; Jone lead was shared in the R Boeen 70; Elaine Soroui, 71. Flight with Fern MaComb Ctumptonshto Slittot A.nl 7t; Net wv 4 who toured the 18 holes with 3 .. Orm Be, i m U.M. Thavnc. toy, 99, CtiArlotto jwsw, 99t 98 to lead the gross, while Ctolrto d'ovis, Ml Dor 731 m 445-8- 7; Cwuckett, VI FrnCc Dtonock. Baroman, Marla Jonas, 74; Ranae Natson, 74. Charlotte Jensen and Valeen Donna Hyland, 44S 4kt Haza llmoaon, Barbara Hanten 441 W, Nat 5; CLF rw Dark, iSfi Drummer captured the net 442-8-Ami AAoaar. 9; Dorla Davis, 70; Bav Nation. HI Adtoa Follarlun, ft; Donr4 portion with 72's. Dot XltmL? Hyland, 72; Dot Laa, 71; Clair Bergman, Parks 70; G Ean, 72; NiU Spence. 75; The C Flight leader was J. 73; VI Domocfc 7X A - U-- J, - , Millie Bloominger, Dill Cutcm, 76. Bev Cahart 76; 75; Horlacher Paces Dixie Over Richfield Nine 44-4- 0. rwi sav( Deseret News Special - 3 CAMPERS Now At Eight baseball tills year, and now it plays the winner of the semi-fingame between Morgan-Uinta- h a Ffiia Deseret News Special - The and Want Bird Baish Brothers, are the top a fuelers in this Saturdays Iron-hors- e, dBRSMIUSl CHEVROLET Fri- day. Richfield, the Region Seven champs, fell behind at the start as the Flyers jumped off for six runs in the first inning. Addison Everett got the Flyers rolling with a circuit clout in the first frame. Dixie batters clubbed out 13 bingos in the fray. seven-innin- It 9ts about 23 M.P.G. Taltei oil by tho Pint. Not th quart. Needs no It's only 15 longer than our bug so it dootn't oat up porkmg spoco ither. 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