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Show DESERET NEWS, 9 Wednesday, July 1969 3 ONLY July, received this measure of respect from Cleveland Manager A1 Dark in the Indians' victory over the Washington Senators Tuesday night. Howard drew three walks in five times t, two of them Wnter UF'I Sports It was the biggest game ir their history, the great 5 and for eight innings the New York Met rolled over and placed dead for Ferguson Jenkins and the Chicago Cubs. Then in one brief flurry it was over and the Mets, the National miracle League's team this season, had beaten the Eastern Division leading Cubs, Tuesday with a three-ru- n runth-innin- at-ba- according l, to Dark Boog Powells three-iu- n homer climaxed a Baltimore fourth inning in the opening game win over New York. n Cevir Tovars first homer ot the season with a man on m the eighth inning wrecked Kansas City as Minnesota won its fifth straight and opened a 3Vrgame lead over Oakland in the Western Divi sion 1969 OLDS CUTLASS Take your pick trom these 1969 OldsmobiU Cutlasses Coupe, and Sedans All with cr Fully1 loaded. powered single to beat Detroit for hi' fifth w in against a single loss Gal iv Roggenbmk pitched his lust complete game in the Calimajoi s as he set down fornia on five hits. two-iu- Jim Hunter's eight hitter provided Oakland with its opening game win over Chicago- Rookie Mike Nagy backed his three-hi- t effort with a Ken Garff Oldsmobilej East Fifth South SO 1 Phone Open Evenings i sA'ikV ' w v. "r , 1 1 521-6- 1 W s' Kv' H JJB burst. g The victory cut the Cabs lead to four games, the closest the Mets have ever been to first hisplace in their eight-yea- r tory. And the architect of the victory was Ed Ktanepool, the f stumbled through seven frustrating previous seasons with the Mets. Kranepool gave the Mets a brief lead in the fifth inning when he hit his eighth homer the first hit off Jenkins but the Cubs wiped it out on Ernie Banks leadoff homer the ne-:- t inning. Then the explosion1 Pinch-hitte- r Ken Boswell was credited with a double when cen- - - who (See BASEBALL MARIES on Page f4kr r U beatfir buym jyur fust baseman much-maligne- d LEFT AT THIS PRICE ntemeler! By JOE CARNICELLI 13 SUM C-- and 4 .) ter fielder Don Young lost his popup in the sun. One out n Donn later pinch-hitte- r as Young doubled the ball as he dropped crashed into the outfield fence, Boswell taking third. Clen-deno- in two doubled Cleon Jones runs, Art Shamsky was intentionally walked, the runners moved up on an infield out and Kranepool slapped an opposite field hit to send the 55.096 fans into hysteria. blackwall tubeless plus Fed. Ex, Tax $1.79 and old tire 6.50 x 13 All-Weat- ' Los Elsewhere, Angeles swept Atlanta twice, 3 and Cincinnati ripped San San Francisco Diego, Pittsdowned Houston, burgh routed Montreal, and St. Louis debated Philadelphia, In American League action, Baltimore swept New York, 10 3 and Oakland beat before dropping Chicago, a decision, Boston topped Cleveland shaded Detroit, and MinnesoWashington, ta edged Kansas City, Manny Mota, who had eight hits in the doubleheader, with one out and the Inses loaded in the bottom of t!'e ninth to give the Dodgers tlirr second-gam- e victory. Alex Johnson and Tommy F" ms drove mi tv o runs each as the Reds beat the Padres. John singled Stephenson home the run as the Giants rallied tor five inns m the eighth to stun the A ires. Roberto Clemente, Richie Hd i or and Freddie Patek diove in two runs each and S eve Blass pitched a thiee-hitle- r as the Pirates bel cd tha Expos. Vada Pinson and Joe Torre singled in l uns in the fi st i and Phil Gaghauo hil hm Lrst homer of (he season in the second as tile Cardinals scored five tuns in (he fa I ti'o innings on ion o fo their vn fciy over the P . Frank Hm.eid m.-never achieve the g.e.ilne s of Bah" Ruth or Roger Mans in home-rurecoids, but nohidy somm to remember those two slug gers ever drawing an mien tional walk with two out and th bases empty How. ud, who lias 32 hom- ers, 10 in bis 't 14 g i m s and eight for tue niumh of ?) 5-- 8-- W Tires her Clean sidewall design, 7-- darts on shoulder Triplertempered nylon cord construction Buy now at these low prices . radial 8-- 6-- 4-- 2 ANY OF THESE SIZES sin-ge- d ONE LOW PRICE... 7.75x15 plus $2.20 to 5236 Fed. 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