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Tony Taylor of the Phillies slides safely across home late in the seventh inning of the first game of a double- header Sunday with the New York Mets in Philadelphia.
Yanks Down Red Sox 6-3; Dodgers Shade Cardinals
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New York Y a n k e e s. witu Mickey Mantle leading the way, whipped Chicago White Sox. the American League leaders. 6-3
Saturday.
Mantle singled to the first in- ning, slammed his 11th homer i fourth, walked in the
fifth and singled in the seventh. The Yankees broke a 3-3 tie in the fifth on Tony Kubek's sin- gle. Bobby Richardson's sacri- fice and Tom Tresh's single off losing relief hurler Hoyt Wil-
helm,
Philadelphia Phillies trampled New York Mets 8-2 in the tight National League race. while San Francisco squeezed past Milwaukee 6-4.
Jim Bunning checked the Mets on five hits, winning his sixth game against two defeats. Ron Hunt and Jim Hickman homered for the Mets. BREAKS DEADLOCK
Orlando Cepeda's two - run double in the seventh broke a 4-4 tie for the Giants. Milwau- kee had tied the game in its seventh on singles by Ty Cline and Hank Aaron sandwiched around Felipe Alou's second triple.
Los Angeles Dodgers won a 3-2 decision over slumping St. Louis Cardinals. Wes Parker belted two doubles and scored the winning run on Tommy Davis' double. Tim McCarver‘s two - run homer in the sixth ended a 25 - inning scoreless string for the Cardinals.
Smoky Burgess clouted a three-run homer and Bob Bailey smashed two doubles and a triple. powering Pittsburgh past
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AFE I A SPRAY OF DUST
Taylor hit a triple with two men on base. Mets right-field- er Joe Christopher threw to a second base and the ball was relayed to C. Smith at third base. The throw to Smith went
MICKEY MANTLE
Chicago 10 - 7. Leo' Burke slammed a three - run pinch homer for the Cubs in the sixth.
Boston whipped Baltimore 6-2 behind the five-hit pitching of Earl Wilson. Felix Mantilla drove in four runs and Wilson two as the Sox handed rookie Wally Bunker‘his second straight defeat after six victor- HOMERS DIDN'T HELP
Ji-m Fregosi (hit a pair of twa- run homers for Los Angeles Angels, but Detroit still won 8-5. Don Wert knocked in three runs for the Tigers while Dick Mc- Auliife hit a two-run homer, a single and a triple.
Chuck Hinton singled across ‘the tie-breaking run in the sixth
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Baseball Scores
B.“ THE CANADIAN SATURDAY
PRESS ‘ National League
New York 100 001 000— 2 5 1 Phila. 021 010 40x— 8 13 o ry, (0-1) Sturdivant (6),
(52) and Dalrymple. HRs: -Hunt (2). Hickman (5). Pha—
Callison (5).
St. Louis 000002000— 2 51‘
Los Angeles 000210 00x— 3100 Sadecki (6-5). Taylor (7) and
McCarver; Moeller (4-5) Miller (6). Perranoski (8) snd'Csm-
illi. HR StL—McCarver (5) Milwaukee 200 4 10 2 San Fran, 100 102 20x— 6 7 4
Fischer, J. Smith‘t’i) and Ra-
Portland 4 Seattle 1 Dallas 5 Tacoma 0 Salt Lake City 5 San Diego 4 International League Toronto 3-0 Jacksonville 0-3 Buffalo 7 Atlanta 2 Columbis 7 Rochester 0 Syracuse 3 Richmond 0 SUNDAY American League Minnesota 212000010— 0 90 Washington 008 010 001—5 100 Stange (3-6) Perry (6) Battey; Narum (6-4) Ridzik (3) Batman (4). Kline (8). an Brumley. Rs: Minn —- Kille- brew 2. (19). Allison (14‘. salles (5,). Wsh—Vslentine (3). Brinkman (3).
new. Torre (8): Maricharl). lit/lag)- Second
Kenme (7). Shaw (7) 0' e (
and Halle an: SF—Hart (o). “’90” 100204101-:133
Cinciitnati 012100110— 6140 Wish- 001000010- .
30mm. 00mm} 30 Kaat (6—3) Zimmerman. Maloney (4.7) and Edwards: Cheney (1-3). Duckworth (4).
Brown‘ (1.7) Owens (4): Jones Ridzik (6). Bridges to) and (s) and pacemanhcmte (5)_ Leppert. HRs: Minn—hillebrew
HRS; Cin__x.1.m (1), pins” (20). Hall (13). Kaat (2), Alli-
(7). son (15).
Pittsbur II 002050300—10132 Fir
Chicago8 002 004 001— 7 10 1 Baltimore 021 021 022—10 17 0 Law (4-5) McBean (d) and Boston 000 010 000-1 10 1
Mtgess. Burdette(2-l ) Schurr McNalley (5-4) and Brown; (5). Spring (7). and McDaniel LaMabe (6-4) Earley (5) Heffner (7') and Schaefer. HRS: P h— (6) Spanswick (8). Gray (9) and
Surgess (l). Chi—Burke (1), Tillman. HRs: Bait—Robinson
American League Kansas City 102100 100— 5 6 0 Cleveland (7-5)
(9) and Romano. Key—Bryan (4). Cle—-Ro-
titsno (8). anesots 101000000— 210 2' h 10001110x— 4 82 (0.1) (5), Osteen Brumiey (a). s (4).
tin (5). Downing. Stafford (3-0) ‘5). Mikkeloon (9) and- Howard. HR: NY~4M ( l
2 , 0 Newman. Smith (1-4) (4). Du- “lta (7). Oslnski (7) and Rod:- m;"10hrdiam (0-5) sud Free- han. “Rs: LA——Adcock (6). Fre- 11091 2.48) . Det~McAullffe (5): Baltimore 901000910— 2 50 Button isisox— s so Bunker (9-2) stock (7) and :20“:Wilso an (or) and rm- ll- : It—tBownes (4). Adds- (2). '
_ Rifle Coast, Lesglo Dem H Nowell 2-8 TM .12 Ark-nus 3
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mm”;
(7). Bowens (5). Bos—Tillman (5).
(no ooo 02.9- s, s 1 oats»! 000000010— 1 5 2 Estrada (1-1). Hall (6) and Brown: Connolly (1-4). Heffner (8). Radatz (9) and Nixon. Till- man (9). First Kan-soc 9000000111—0101 Cleveland 010 0202000— 5 88 Drabowski, Pfister (5). Grz- ends (7). Santiago (7). Wyn (4-3) (9) and Bryan. Eduards (ll); Donovan. Abernathy (2-4) (9) and Romano. HRs: KC— Gentlle (i3). Clo—Alvis (7).
First Los Angeles 110200100—5121 Detroit . 300 100 111- 0 7 0
and Baltimore
3
ban. Hits: A —- Piersall (1), Knoop (5). Adcock (7). — Kallne (0), Brown (3). Mc- Aullffe (9).
rst Chicago 011100000— 8 4 1 Now (It “flux—'8 110
mann (7) and Carreon. McNert- my (9), north: (7): Daley (2-2) Realif (7) sad Bowsrd. :
astray as Taylor slid into
Golf Action Ai Belvedere
Last w week and 3 Belvedere C.P.G.A. durations
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draw for the Belvedere golf club
J.’ ' . 1:43 M. Gaudet. J. O’Brien. M.
MacN . _ 1:50 D. Jardine. K. Wbod. M. Millsn. 1:57 E. MacDonald. M. Weir. E. or. 3:04 L. Sampson. I. Einstein. M. Cannon.
salt was national- golf entries from the golf club
not score of the
gross score. the top five
The following are men:
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third base and then got up and ran to home plate safe- ly for another score. (AP Wirephoto)
in Washington's 4-2 triumph over Minnesota. Zoilo Versalles homered for the Twins. Kansas City outlasted Cleve- land 5-4 as Orlando Pens and John Wyatt combined for a five-hitter. It was the Athletics' first victory under new man- ager Mel McGalia. Cincinnati bumped Houston 6-1 with Vada Pinson homering hit
or the winners in the seve .
(5). Linz 2 (3).
Chicago 000003 0—3 73 New York 0000001021—4 91 Peters. Wilhelm Mossi (10) Martin (9): Sheldon. Mikkel- sen (8). Williams (8). Reniff (3-2) (10) and Howard. HR: Nicholson (9). (3-2) (10) and Howard. HR: Chi—Nicholson (9). .. .. . National League
First
New 000400010—5 82
Phlla 102 300 301—- 9110 Cisco. (3-7). Bearnarth (4),
Wakefield (7) and Cannlzzaro,
Gander (7); Short! Culp (2-5)
(5) and Dalrymple. HRS: NY— Kranepool (2). Pha—Allen (13). 000 000 200—- 2 9 1
New York P 200 010 10x— 4 9 0
Kings County - Ball Action
Peakes Bo m b e r s walloped Souris 12-0 in Kings C o u n t y ction on Sunday. This was the first win for the Peakes outfit in four starts. Jim Mac- Aulay. MacAree and Fred Han- drahan handled the pitching chores for the winners. They gave up one hit, five walks and struck out 15.
Clarence Creamer was on the mound for the losers and he gave up 16 hits, walked none and struck out six.
G. Smith and K. MacKlnnon led the Peakes batting attack as they turned in three for live performances. C. Creamer gar- nered the lone hit. for the Sour- is squad.
There will be a meeting to- night of the Kings County Base- ball League officials at Morel] Regional High School. The meet- ing is scheduled for 9.00.
The Souris town baseball league will swing into opera- tion this week. The first game is scheduled for Sunday when the Uptowners will tangle with the Downtowners.
‘Travel Sickness! Affects Many-—
ESPECIALLY CHILDREN
Many find that houses. dizziness. stomach in ‘ ‘ or
hill. Jackson (3-9). Bearnarth (7i and Gander; Mahaffey (6-2) and Triandos.1-1Rs: N.Y. —- Hickman (6). Phila.—Callison (B).
First Pittsburgh . C csgo 000 1201— 5 90 Blass (3-3) Green (7). Butler (8) and Pagliaroni; Ellsworth (8-5) and Bertell. HRs: Pgh— (5). Chi Cowa-n—9). Brock (2).
C0 Chicago of Pittsburgh. ppd. rain.
Cincinnati 000000011— 2 91 San Fran. 303 000 20x— 8 O’Toole (5-3). Ellis (2), Cool (6). Duren (8) and Ed- wsrds: Herbel (4-2) and'lial- ler. HRs: Gin—Klaus (2). SF. —Cepeda (7), Hart (6). First
Milwaukee 002000102— 5100 Los Angeles 000010000— 1 52 Cloninger ) d Torre: Willhite (2-4). Miller (5). Or- tega (7). Brewer (7), Perran- oski (9) and Roseboro. HRs: Mil — Alou (0). Menke (6),
Aaron (8).
St. Louis 000 001 000—1 l)
Houston 100030001— 4 01 Gibson (5-4), Taylor (7) and
McCarver: Farrell (10-1) and
Bateman. '
STANDINGS
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
W L Pct.GBl Baltimore 34 21 .616 Chicago 31 20 .608 1 New York 32 21 .604 1 Minnesota 32 25 .552 3’)": Boston 29 29 .500 61/: Cleveland 27 27 .500 8)’: Detroit 25 29 .463 8% Washington 26 35 .426 11 Los Angeles 24 30 .400 121). Kansas City 20' 36 .357 14%
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