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Show 23 r- ' ' S ijf Thurdoy, August 21, 1969 DESERET NEWS, -- fc '4 ' r ;nr.-; r W" '$!&$ T-- r ' By Associated Press f '4ro ? TfWIbir Piclhi s &:J night that dropped the Reds into second place in the NaHow you gonna keep em tional League West, a half down on the farm especialbehind Los Angeles, game ly when theyre pitching like which beat Philadelphia, Chuck Taylor? In other National League , Taylor was s SL Louis farm games, the New . York Wets hand at Tulsa until he was trounced San Francisco called up by the Cardinals and moved to within 64 last June. And. more and games of the East Division more, he is making his first leading Chicago Cubs, who to Atlanta; Pittsburgh journey to the majors look lost y Houston like a and Montedged trip. San Diego The 27 - year - old right real outslugged hander, who has spent eight full reasons in the minors, In the American League, posted a two-hi- t, victory Boston edged Minnesota over Cincinnati Kansas City topped the New Wednesday York Yankees Washington took the Chicago White Sox Oakland shaded Cleveland California edged Baltimore and Detroit edged 5-- 4-- 2-- 3-- 8-- - ' fa foz:;lC; j ,jym as nmw fji ZT w ' V,; VWf"5;l ; I, , fc "v 5 43 v? - ? - ' i M Seattle Joe Torre singled in a run in the first and successive sin4-- 6-- 0 gles by Tim McCarver, Mike Shannon and PhO Gagliano produced the winner in the seventh as the third place Cardinals remained within 14 games of the Mets. 6--2 one-wa- 11-1- 2-- 1 moved ahead of Philadelphia 5 with four runs in the seventh and clinched it with another pair Los Angeles 6-- 7-- Chicagos Ken Holtzman. San Diego, trailing in the eighth. Manny Mota singled in two runs and Wes Pauker doubled home two more to key the Dodgers w inning attack. also Jim McAndrew, fired a two hitter and was backed by Art Shamskys three-ru- n homer in the Mets victory over San Francisco and Gaylord - Perry. Don Mason got both Giant hits a double in the first and a two-otriple in the third. Ron Reed. 12-pitched his fourth straight victory as Atlanta bounced back from dpfcat by Tuesday's 7 5-- another. Just ask Andy Messersmith, a promising Messersmith, no-h- it FREE: 1 t:M,S ft', !: -- - Dtvisttti Wm Lett Per. Chicago New VorK gt fS ' 'r ? St 64 5) 54 a46 LOW'S Pittsburgh Phi!Gephi Monfrul J Lot AnoeWt Cincinnati Atlanta .571 .557 .533 SO 77 B4 4 ' .jn 7ft .7 Houston San Dieo 47 $3 45 47 44 44 34 57 T- Pet. ? WatfnotGay's RetuM Atlanta 4. 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S Sutherland, Reed, grown. Ab Indians 1 2. ..... 4 ! 61 41 .706 .575 S33 .501 .503 .406 Wednesday's Rstults Boston 7, Minnesota 6 Kansas City 5. New York 6 Washington 4, Chicago 1 Oakland 3. Cleveland I California 3, Baltimore Detroit 4, Seattle 3 Friday's Games New York at Minneapolis, night Baltimorg at Oakland, night Detroit at California, night Cleveland at Seattle, night Washington at Kansas City, night Chicago at Boston, night H 7 T.Taylor, Money. OP Los 1. LOB Los Angelos 1, Philadelphia I 3 4 $ Angeles 6, Philadelphia 7. 2B Sizemore 3 Wilts Parker. HR D.Johnson (14). SB Roberts 4 2 3 4 1 Hisle. S Sution, G. Jackson. 3 Reberger 1 H R ER BB SO Ross (L, Ml) IP 2 6 41-- 2 1 2 3 2 4 Baidschun 6 $ 5 0 Sutton 0 .12-- 3 6 6 0 6 IReed 5 4 3 Mikkelstn (W.5-3- ) 1 1 2 2 0 0 4 Raymond ,lamb 1 1 2 2 0 0 6 1, McGinn 5 McBean 5 4 4 4 3 Stcneman (W. 615) 4 2 0 0 GJackson (L, 2 1 2 0 3 0 Ross pitched to 3 batters in 7th. 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HR Scott (13), 0'Bnen 15), KiHebrew (35). Tovar (4). Lock. $F R. SB Tovar. S Andrews, Smith. escaped unscathed. He has the bruises to show for his enounter with the American League East's runaway lead-er- CHAftBi IT ( Boston 7, Minnesota I .... CO Wetter Oivigig Wm Lott SanfranOKO Y 74 St American League III 1666 Ill 64666k Eastern Divisien 0 San Francisco ... 4 New York . .11 ' 6 Mason. LOB San Francisco 5, New GB York 4. 2B Mason, Pteil, Shamtky, Harrelson. Oyer, Garrett. 3B Mason, HR Shamsky (10). 4 W R ER BB SO IP $ 9 4 5 1 4 7: Perry (L, II 2 2 6 O 0 2; SeOecki 77 1 6 6 6 McMahon 0. 2 6 9 McAndrew (AT, Softer . fyr ' ' or Mets 6, Giants ! young California pitcher, took decision from the Orioles a Wednesday night, but hardly 3-- 2 7-- moved ahead 10-- with three runs in the seventh, but Montreal came back to win with four runs in the bottom of the inning, the final two coming on Kevin Collins pinch single wth the bases loaded. The Baltimore Orioles dont win every game they play. 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