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Roger Maria rapped am after a disputed walk in the ﬂxth that carried the pennant-i conten ’11; New York Yankees; .0 a 8-4 decision over the LM. Angeles Angels Wednesday.

Despite the victory. the Yanks remained third in the tight American League race.

In Detroit, the Chicago White on. held to two hm through the first six innings. erupted {or four hits and two mm In the seventh and went on to defeat the Tigers 4-1.

The victory ke t the Sex in Decond place and moved them

just half a ﬂame behind Balti- m

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Denny Menl'e stroked a three- run homer for the National Leazue \Ili-vaukee Braves lo a 5-2 Victory over St, Louis and dealt the Cardinals pennant hopes a joltng blow.

The linking dropped the Red. birds 6% games behind the league - leading Philadelphia Phillies.

ROOKIE GETS BIN!

A pair of home runs by rookie Tony Conizlvaro paced the Bos- ton Red 50! to a 101i victory

John Edwards timely hitting carried the Cincimaﬁ Reds to I 5-3 National League Victory liver the Chit:an Cubs

Maris' homer. his 1.00m!) EM. ﬂor league, hit. came after a 1ead~otf u‘allr to .80be Richard son‘ issued by reliever Auhrev Gatewood Angel manager Biil Rigney argued umpire Joe Pap» mella‘s call on the Fourth hall and was promptlv throw! out of

e game. an automatic artinn In the league for disnuting II ball-or-strike call.

The Yanks went order .ﬁT Ge. Brunei until the fourth, when fhev scored three times Los Angeles drew even “1th three mm in the Fifth. but Marls‘ blow in We

down in

sixth clinched it For New York a four-run rally in the

eighth made it II breeze

BOLTON WAS mm!

, Hard » thrown: Jim Bouton was the winning'pitvher. iurh strong relief 'ielp born the new Y a nlree bullpen stain Pedro Ramos, Ramos came in. the smooth with one out. one run In and Angels on ﬁrst and third -— and stvmia‘l the opposition. the rest of the way W was his fifth appearance Pan being no quired tron: Cleveland 10 def: a 0

Chicago minted to! two runs In the =cv=nfh hefore the. Tigers cmild get a man out and added single runs in the eighth and ninth.

Bill Skowron led of! the new enfh with a sinzle and went to third on Fete Ward's double. Skmrron Scored on I Wild pitch and Ward came in on Jim Lan— smizle Al Wei;- singled. but Camila Cart-eon bounced to Don Weri. who threw to the plate to get Landis

Lolich. who had shut out the Wnte Sox for 1’5 iooinzs zoinﬂ into the seventh. finally got out.

9 it hi" striking out Gary Peters and getting Don Buford to fly to right

The White So! econ-ed in the eighth when Robinson singled, went +0 second on a wild pitch and scored u‘heo llnlir‘h threw mi'ay Mike. Hershberger'e lac." rifice bunt

Menke’s 18'}: home run came 11: rhc second inning With Eddie Mathews and Gene Oliver on

asn Mathews liad walked and Oliver had singled to set the ma :e for Monke'a game - win- ning blow.

WAS OFF TAYLOR

The blast by Menke came of! For! Tailor. a relief specialist who “as pressed into action for start of the aging , . The long blow fell Into the left field bleachers

Braves starter meanwhile,

in check until the when 81. Louis scored

Then cut loose on him. Curt Flood lashed a double to_

the Cardinals

“‘lII1 another two-baggor to score Flood. .Vlenke fumbled Ken Boye ' grounder before Hal White'l sacrifice fly scored

Dirk Stuart and Bob Tillman also homered in Bolton'- “Chit attack as the teams closed out their season aerien with Boston on top 12-6. ' THIRD HOME RUN

Stuart‘s home run. his put him in the lead for m American League runs batted 11: title with 100. one more than Minnesota‘s Has-moo milebrew. Tillman’s blast. duced three runs in a tour-run ﬁfth inning that iced win No 11

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Yanks Defeai Los Angeles; White Sex Top Deiroii 4-1 !

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