‘Bonus Baby' H urls Orioles
Back Into AL First Place
NEW YORK (AP)—Dave Mc- Nslly, a ll-year-old bonus boy who signed for $80,000. pitched Baltimore back into the mer- ican League lead Saturday with a 4-1 victory over Los Angeles while Boston knocked Chicago out of first place 9-5.
McNally was replaced after the leadoff man in the ninth singled but he pitched fine ball. The Angoles runs came on a two-run homer by Ed Sa- dowski in the eighth. J ackie Brandt and Joe Gaines homered off loser Bo Belinsky.
Boston clubbed White Sox pitching for 11 hits. including a two-run double y Lu Clinton that broke a 1-1 tie in the third, and a three-run homer by Frank Malzone in the fourth. Jack La- mabe was the winner in relief when Gene Conley faltered af- ter Boston had built a 9-1 lead.
MAN’I‘LE RETURNS
New York Yankees turned on the power with a grand-slam homer by Clete Boyer and solo homers by Joe Pepitone and Tom Tresh to back up Ralph Terry's seven-hit. 8-1 victory
AMPLE REWARD
Movie star Jayne Mansfield kicked off her high heels be- fore klssing diminutive jockey Jim Fitzsimmons in the win- ners’ circle at the fort Erie. Ont., racetrack Saturday. It was Jim's reward for riding Burnt Roman to victory in the
fifth race. (0? Wirephoto)
Ralph Dupas ls Favored To Cop Title
NEW ORLEANS (AW—Oddl- makers have installed veteran Ralph as a 7~to~5 favorite to wrest the world junior middle- weight crown from champion Denny Mayer tonight.
For Dupas, the 27-year-old New Orleans fighter famed for his fancy footwork, it will be
e third— perhaps last— sbot at a world's title.
e 18-year-veteran of the ring was knock out—one of the two kayos in his career—by ohamplon Joe Brown in a light- weight title fight in 1958. Last 1011'. Dupas lost a close deci- sion to welterweight champion Emile Griffith.
oyer. a clean-cut 23-year-old father of three girls. will be de- fending the title in the recently- crested division for the second time. The Portland. Ore. fighter was recognised as junior mid- dleweight champ last October after defeating Joey Glambra.
Dupes has been tagged as a runner because of his nimble- footwork. Meyer is fast afoot. but in training hasn't shown the speed that is Dupas's trade- mark. Both considered box- ers rather than siuggers.
The ls-rwnd title fight is ex- thed to draw a near capacity crowd in the 0.500aseat Munie~ Ill-l Auditorium.
The bout will not be televised.
Dupes will carry a I-X'M roe- ord into the ring. Mayor has I Victories and eight defeats. ._______________________
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over Cleveland. Mickey Mantle returned to the Yankee llneup for the first time in two weeks but went hitless. .
Minnesota Twins won their fourth straight. handing Detroit Tigers their eighth defeat in 10 gain on a 9-3 romp behind Dick Stigman. Earl Battey drove in four runs while Stig- man held the Tigers to five hits.
Kansas City mov into sec ond place. only 14 percentage points behind the Orioles. climbing Washington 7-3, wrap- ping it up with four big runs in the ninth. it was the 15th vic. tory for the Athletica in their last 16 meetings with the Sen- ators. Bill Bryan's homer loser Jim Duckworth broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth. Jim Pier- sall and Chuck Hinton homered for Washington. Dan Pfister won with relief help.
PITCHING PERFECT In a National League night
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Louis Cardinals pitched perfect! baseball for 6 2-3 innings. and‘l wound up with a three-hit 3-0! victory over Los Angeles Dodg- rs.
The victory, fourth straight for Washburn, kept the Cardin- al; in a tie with Pittsburgh Pi- rates for first place. Washburn walked Ron Fairly in the sev- enth. Later he yielded three scattered hits—to Bill Skowron.
Three Dodgers errors, a dou- ble by Dick Great and a hunt single by George'Altman gave the Cards their three runs in the sixth inning.
Pittsburgh's stock shot up when Joe Gibbon. idle most of last season with a and dislocated finger, won his first start with a three-hitter
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Larry Jackson won his third for Chicago Cubs. 4-1 over Phil- adelphia. The cit-Cardinal scat- tered seven hits and won his own game by doubling in two runs in the fourth inning. Ray Culp. making his first start, was the loser. ,
Reliever Claude Raymond. a native of st. Jean. Que. won his own game for Milwaukee. rap- ping a two-out double in the 12th inning that scored Frank Bolling for the Braves' 6-5 victory over San Francisco. Jack Sanford had a 5-0 lead after seven innings but the Braves rallied and tied the score in the ninth.
Cincinnati Reds climbed over Meta into eighth place on a 1-0 victory over Houston Colts in a night game. The only run was set up on a satcher’a inter- ference oall that sent Frank Ro- binson to first base in the sov-
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NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. (CPi‘ Niagara Falls Fiyers. led by the four-goal performance of. Wayne Maxner. advanced to; the Memorial Cup finals Saiur-l by walloping Espa? nola Eagles 1
Flyers won the best—of-seven‘ eastern Canada final series 4-0.
They now meet Edmonton Oil: Rings in the first game of the! finals at Edmonton May 2. 1
Besides his four goals. Max- ner also collected three assists. Gary Harmer, Terry Crisp andl Gary Dornhoefer were two-goal; men with singles going to Billl Goldsworthy. Bill Glashan and' Don Awrey. ‘
enth inning. He stole second andl scored on a single by John Ed-' wards
Jim O’Tolle threw a three-hit“l ter for the Reds. and became the first foungame winner in thel National League. Ken Johnson; took his third loss.
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PHILADELPHIA (APl—Brian' inches for a world pole vaul Sternberg vaulted 16 feet, five3record Saturday at the perm
Outclassing the Northern oini Relays but indicated it was a tario champions, Flyers took a’ hollow record. 5‘0 lead I" the first Period and, One newspaper headlined Pennel of Northern Louisiana, were ahead 3‘0 an" “V0 Perl'l Sternberg’s feelings about his state. (5;- “ lfeat perfectly. “Shucks! was‘ Only outdoor vaults are rec- . 08 9 George ‘HOImeS. I has only with glass pole." ognized for world records. five of Niagara Pails, made his‘ It will be about a year before 80315 coming in 1055 than "in. first start for Flyers and' Sternbprg'g mark comes be. minutes, to forge into what ap- stopped 31 .shots. He was second the fore the 1ntemational Amateur, pcared a sale 4-2 margin. string goalie for Montreal Jun.‘ .. S I can of if you can.“ Athletic Federation for ceriin. However, the Bisons refused ior Canadiens during the sea-, Wm join .em" s'aid members i cation .5 a record. to fold and squared the score playing against Niagara; “1" th , ' , 'i Sternberg doesn't believe '4 by 10:37 of the third period on
Falls in the last two games of; . 9y 1'0 80mg to use the. will ever get to the IAAF. goals by Larry Wilson and Cliff tyleu. 01mm.) Hockey Associa,;fibre:glass, I want to be the‘ “I dank expect the “word Schmaulz. tion provincial final series. be“, "m the "O‘Dounder' l to stand long, the way the boys‘ Just as it appeared the two In ringing down the curtain" His fault eclipsed the recog-. are vaulting these days, espe- rivals would need an overtime 0" 11001“! for the lesson at the; nized outdoor record of l6-2i6l clally the Finns." he said. ito settle the decision. Locas F31“. the Biandlng-Pwm-OHIYI I” last June by Penti Nikula‘ The (Hoot-1 Sternberg never} pounced on defenceman Larry crowd of 3.363 ran the stten-i at Ksuhaua. Finland. It was on before vaulted higher than 15-81 Ziedel’s rebound and rapped it dance total to 105,574 for 355 inch higher than the unofficial outdoors, Indoors, he has‘by goalie Dennis Dejordy at of last April 10 by John vaulted 16-315. 15:49 for the winner.
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HERSHEY, Pa. (AP)——Rookic winger Yves Locas scored twice to pace Hershey Bears to a 5-4.
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