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Jim Landis Sparks Chicago Rally With Pinch-Hit Home Run By MIKE RA' Press Sports oon Michie Jim~ Landis has closed. the book on his squabble with Chi- cego White Sox and started to write an impressive batting av- erage. Lands, only four days re- moved from the White Sox dog- house, led off the seventh in- ning Monday night with his first) tro; homer of the season, a pinch- hit job that triggered Chicago's American League leaders to a four-run rally and a -4 victory "over Kansas City Athletcs. It was the fourth hit in seven at-bats for Landis since a peace , parley with manager Al Lopez. Landis got off on the wrong foot this'season when he argued with general manager Ed Short over fees for television appearances. Landis wound up asking to be traded. Lopez countered by keeping the 30 - year - old out- fielder on the bench. Until last Thursday, Landis had been to the plate only five times. Then Lopez and. Landis, who hit .22 when the White Sox) won the pennant in 1959 but only .228 and .225.the last two years, got together to work 'out' the problem. "T felt a little odd about be-| ing out for so long," said Landis| aftet lifting his average to A17) with the homer, "But I wasn't worried about getting out of shape, because I'm thin anyway and I was taking batting prac-| tice very day." While Landis boosted his av- erage, Minnesota rookie Tony YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASOCIATED PRESS Batting--Jimmie Hall, Twins, stroked four hits and drove in three runs, leading 16-hit attack that overwhelmed Los Angeles Angels 8-1, Pitching--Ed Rakow, Tigers, Oliva raised the league's lead- ing average to ,391 with a 3-for- 4 perfonmance and Jimmie Hall stroked four hits in a-16-hit at- tack that carried the Twins to an 8-1 triumph over Los An- geles Angels. DRIVES IN TWO Bil] Freehan drove in two runs with a homer and double as De- troit Tigers whipped Baltimore Orioles 5-3 and Boston Red Sox turned two errors into three un- earned runs and a 6-5 victory over Washington Senators. Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees were not sched- uled while the entire National League was idle, Landis batting for starter Gary Peters, tied the score 3-3 and the White Sox took it from there. Al Weis then singled, the tie-breaker on Pete Ward's| single. before Ron Hansen wrapped up the outburst with a} two-run homer. Martin also homered for C \cago while Peters brought his| record to 5-2 with Hoyt Wil-| helm's relief help. ithe Twins and Hall drove in) three in support of Camilo Pas-| cual, who brought his record to} 6-2 with a four-hit, 10-strikeout} performance. Oliva supplied the | game's only homer, a two- run| shot in the first inning. Rent-A-Car ONLY 1.00 A DAY Plus Low Mileage Chorge FROM TAXI 'axi and U-Drive limited Baltimore to two hits over final 5 1-3 innings, pre- serving 5-3 victory over Orioles. 725-4771 moved around to third on a balk} and an infield out and scored) MERCURY | Osligwa's Sarees end Most Modern | Freehan doubled home a run in the first inning and seoreg on a single by Don Demeter, then homered in the fourth as the Ti- gers chased Steve Barber. Bar- ber, a 20-game winner for the Orioles last» year, 'failed in his fifth attempt to post victory No. 1. Ed Rakow was the winner, limiting Baltimore to two hits over the final 5 1-3 innings. The Red Sox broke a 3-3 tie i the sixth when Bob Tillman drove in the lead run with a double following a single by Carl Yastrzemski and an error by Don Zimmer that let Roman Mejias reach base. John Ken- nedy homered for the Senators. BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS Communist China Supports Boycott By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League WL Pet. GBL Philadelphia 7i 13 618 -- San Franciso 2 15 505 % Milwaukee 21 16 568 1% St. Louts 22°17 564 1% Pittsburgh 21 17 564 1% Cincinnati =--s_--«s«éd18:«18:«--«500 4 Houston 10° 22 463 5% Los Angeles 18 21 462 5% Chicago 14 2 412 7 New York 11 28 .282 12% Monday' 's Results (No gi d) |Baltimore American League W L. Pet. GBL 20 10 667 23 14 622 4% 1813 581 2% 18 14 563 3 20 17 541 3% Boston 19 18 514 4% Detroit 17 19 472 6 Washington 17 25 405 9 Los Angeless 17 24 .305 9% Kansas City 12 2% 3% 11% Monday's Results Detroit 4 Baltimore 3 ton 6 Washington 5 Chicago - Cleveland New York Minnesota Probable Pitchers Today. New York (Fisher 1-3) at Chi- cago (Buhl ' 4-1) i Los Angeles (Drysdale 5-3) at Cincinnati (Jay 1-2 or Nuxhall 3-3) (N) Francisco (Marichal 6-1) at St. Louis (Gibson 40) (N) Philadelphia (Short 2-1 or Ma- haffey 2-2) at Pittsburgh (Law 14) (N) Houston. (Farrell 6-1) at Mil- waukee (Cloninger 3-3) (N) Chicago 7 Kansas City 4 Minnesota 8 Los Angeles 1 (Only games scheduled.) Probable Pitchers Today Minnesota (Kaat 4-2) at Los Angeles (McBride 1-7) (N) Kreutzer 1-0) at Kansas City (Pena 5-3) (N) more (Bunker (4-0) (N) York (Ford 4-1) (N) Ward of Montreal and J. C.| Oliva scored Rites runs tor| Complete Selection of GARDEN SEEDS Both Vegetable ond Flower Moke Your Selection Now, HOLIDAY Lawn Feriilizer 22 < Covers 5,000 4,95 Now in our Patio Centre + everything you need in seeds and-fertilizers . reasonably priced. HOLIDAY WEED & FEED Fertilizer and Weed Killer. 5,000 sq. ft. coverage. DANDELION KILLER COVERS 2,500 Sq. 3.99 HOLIDAY CRAB GRASS PREVENTER Covers 2,000 oq. ft. 6-Month HOLIDAY Flower & Garden FERTILIZER 3 Ib. beg 20 Ib. beg 'Ask About Our Con: MILLWORK d Payment Pion 1279 SIMCOE ST, NORTH PHONE 728-6291 AND BUILDING SUPPLIES LIMITED OPEN DAILY -- 7 A.M. 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