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A NEAR RHUBARB oc- curred in Los Angeles Sun- day, when players nearly came to blows, in the keen tension of an extra-inning tussle, Coach Alvin Dark is illie By MURRAY CHASS Associated Press Sports Writer Give Willie Mays five feet, and he'll take 90. Mays, on another of his early season streaks, scooted home on a not-too-wild pitch with the winning run in San Francisco seen holding back Roberto Pena (left) and Wes Park- er (right) hangs onto pitch- er Bob Miller, as it looked for a while at Dodger Sta- dium in the 10th. inning, Mays Spee Factor Against Astros first game of a_ double- header, Pitcher Miller hit Pena with a pitched ball and tempers flared. No blows were struck and the Cubs went on to win this Mets swept Cincinnati Reds 6-2)became the winningest pitcher jand 8-5, St. Louis jrolled oyer Pittsburgh Pirat 6-3 and 5-1 and Los Angel Dodgers edged Chicago Cubs 3 after losing 5-3 in 10 innings. In Saturday's games, the Chicago -- 3- cane a ' i ¥ \the Reds outslugged the Mets} by Giants' 4-3 victory over Houston 12-7, the Giants clobbered Hous- {Dodgers downed Cardinals|in the majors, scattering 10 hits|tie with a run-scorjng single in for his seventh victory against 0 defeats. Gibson also homered lin the ninth inning of the first game. The Pirates dropped their Oth game in 24 in the second Ray Washburn and Bob Purkey combined for a six- 1,/2 Astros in the second game of @)0,'s.5 the Cardinals whipped|hitter. doubleheader Sunday. Mays also starred in opener, cracking his 13th home run as the Giants won 10-5., The 34-year-old whiz reache first base in the sixth inning 0 the nightcap when first base- Joe Morgan's throw. He stole second, then moved to third on a ground out. With Thom Haller at a pitch that wound up five feet in front of the plate. Mays, spotting the ball 85 feet, won the race home--and the game. That dashing play climaxed a prolific day for Mays, who rapped five hits in seven a bats, scored four runs an drove in two. HAS A .408 AVERAGE The performance pushed the) centre fielder's batting average) to .408, tops in the majors, and | streak early last year. At this time in 1964, Mays was| |twice. Pittsburgh 5-1 and the Philli stopped Milwaukee 6-4 Mays doubled in one run and q|scored another in the fourth in- f/ning of Sunday's second game. his man Jim Beauchamp droppedjrecord to 6-3 in the opener be Juan Marichal brought M ar Willie jhind homers | Hart Covey, Mays, Haller, Houston's by Jim first game after winning six. WINE HELPS BRAVES Milwaukee rallied for three runs in the 10th inning, the fir: two on Gene Oliver's base Dave Giusti bat,/was battered for seven singles Houston's Jim Owens uncorked|in 1 1-3 innings as he Jost his Playing Coach Supplies. Victory Punch For Leafs | es : c-| nd By THE CANADIAN PRESS Age and experience may yet |prove to be what the young 'Toronto Maple Leafs need to steady them down. Roman Mejias, 34-year - old Cuban playing coach with the Leafs of the International st S- | t-|loaded double, for its triumph|League, collected a bases- qover the Phillies, Bobby V'ine/loaded triple and a single to helped the Braves by throwing|lead the Leafs to a 6-5 win Sun- jhigh on Ed Mathews' leadoff/day and a sweep of the three- grounder. It was Philadelphia's game series with Syracuse 42nd error in 29 games. The Mets moved 4% games Pitts-|the Chiefs, continued to duplicate his\burgh by defeating the Reds won his|Wednesday, collected | the|doubles and another run batted|run in the seventh inning. jaway from last-place Jack Fisher third straight game in Chiefs, In Saturday's 4-1 win over Mejias, who had not played this season until last two hitting .422 but was on his wayjopener behind home runs by/in down. He eventually landed at 296, marking only the second \Johnny Lewis, Charlie Smi and Roy McMillan Smith and Ron Swoboda co th And the exuberant Leafs, usu- ally prone to errors, have com- n-|mitted just one miscue since d Is By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer If Haywood Sullivan can win a few more games, he might find himself riding around in a green and gold air-conditioned trailer with piped-in music for) his listening pleasure. | The new manager of Kansas City Athletics took a giant step toward taking over Charley the mule's trailer as well as the animal's place in Charley Fin- ley's heart by halting a seven- game losing streak Sunday with a doubleheader sweep over Min- nesota Twins 7-4 in 10 innings) and 4-2, Sullivan, a former catcher with Boston Red Sox and Kan- sas City who had been manag- ing Vancouver Mounties in the Pacific Coast League, got the) call from owner Finley during the weekend and replaced Mel McGaha. He became Finley's fifth manager in five years and the youngest in the majors at 34. He immediately found a will- ing ally in Rene Lachemann, a |former Dodger bat boy. Lache- |mann was sent up as a pinch hitter in the opener and pro- game 5-3, Others in the pic- ture included John Rose- boro, catcher and John Kennedy (11) of the Dod- gers. -~AP Wirephoto A's Rene Lachemann | varaosms Was Wizard Choice |topped the Angels 8-3, the Twins 4igie in the third before hitting a 4\Knoop's second error, /|White Sox' t tive | © ~ ; ite Sox's seventh consecutive re, 1 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, May 17, 1968 JF appearances as San Francisca swept a doubleheader from Houston 10-5 and 4-3. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting--Willie Mays, Giants,| 'pitching -- Earl Wilson, Red lifted his batting average to 408 with his 13th homer, a|S0% checked Detroit on four double and three singles, reach-|hits in Red Sox' 5-0 first game duced the tying run with a Carl Yastrzemski and Tonyjing base seven times in eightivictory. ninth-inning single, then was in- Conigliaro powered the Red Sox setted into the lineup in the|to the second-game victory with nightcap and responded with|consecutive third - inning ho- two singles and a homer. mers. Meanwhile, the American) Ken McMullen doubled and League-leading Chicago White|scored.on Jim King's single to Sox swept a doubleheader from|give the Senaoors a 7-7 tle in Los Angeles Angels 6-2 and 5-4,/the ninth inning, then won it in Boston downed Detroit Tigers|the 11th with a homer off Dick 5 and 4-3, Washi: Sena-|Donovan, tors edged Cleveland 8-7 in 11; The Indians came back innings before the Indians won|grab the second gi 7-3 and Baltimore Orioles de-|Fred Whitfield hitting a pinch- feated New York Yankees 7-5\hit grand-slam homer and Joe 2 ag only single game sched- --_ connecting for # two-run uled, shot, On Saturday, the White Sox| Luis Aparicio's two-run ho- mer in the sixth ager capped a four-homer salvo™that pow. ered the Orioles over the Yan- kees. Curt Blefary, Norm Sie- bern and pitcher Jim Palmer hit the others, HIDEAWAY nightly entertamment ( blanked the Athletics 2-0, Wash- ington slammed the Indians 9-7, Detroit downed Boston 6-2 and Yankees nipped Baltimore After Lachemann drove in the tying run in Sunday's opener for the Athletics, Ed Charles won it in the 10th with a three-run homer following singles by John Blanchard and Dick Green. Green hit two homers and Jim Gentile one for Kansas City while Jimmy Hall and Tony Oliva connected for the Twins. The Athletics broke a 2-2 tie in the seventh inning of the nightcap when Bert Campaneris singled, stole second and scored on a bunt single by Jim Landis. Pete Ward and Moose Skow- ron supplied the major fire- works for the White Sox in the opener, the Montreal-born third baseman doubling home two runs in the first inning and Skowron slapping a two-run sin- To Make Room for a New Shipment of Crestliners Sale Continues Over Holiday Weekend homer in the seventh, In the nightcap, Bobby in the seventh inning, paved the way| %& for three unearned runs and the) f tae lthe 10th inning, and the Cubs| 4 scored three more times, offset- GOES . T0 MAJORS ting Wes Parker's two-run dou- Haywood Sullivan, mana- ible in the Dodgers' half of the inning ger of the Vancouver Moun- ties, of the Pacific Coast | Parker won the nightcap for| Los Angeles, driving in pitcher) | League, was called on sud- to the }Don Drysdale with a ninth-in-| ning single denly to graduate - manager of City A's, on Billy Williams snapped a 1-1) 'Majors', as the Kansas Saturday. He took over | from Mel McGaha, fired Saturday by the last-place | American League Club. Bobby Hoffman, manager of the A's Lewiston team, in Idaho, takes over at Van- | couver, Yesterday, the Ath- | Saturday, the Leafs whipped} letics won both ends of a Syracuse 4-1, Rochester downed, twin-bill for their new man- ager. victory. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily | ip ALUMINUM BOATS 1 only - 12' CAR TOP, Sale Price ..... 155.00 CRESTLINER SPORTMAN 12'. . .179.00 CRESTLINER COMMANDER 12'. . 225.00 CRESTLINER Super Seaman 14'. . 290.00 All Crestliner Aluminum Boets Heve « 6 Yeer Warranty. GREW i2 4 # Holiday Cruiser (WEXECUTIVE") PRACTICE DAY or NIGHT at North Oshawa MINIATURE GOLF Driving Range 40 TEES @ 30 GRASS TEES | SNACK BAR New bolls end |) lubs supplied. SIMCOE ST. NORTH PH: 725-3092 Turn left at Roland's Steak House « e ¢ jthe Bisons 8-5, Toledo won over| --AP Wirephoto -' Columbus 4-2 and Atlanta edged Jacksonville 3-2. | In addition to Mejias' three-| {run triple, Toronto counted two} jother runs in the sixth inning| | Sunday as pinch - hitter Russ) Gibson blasted reliever Johnny} Seale's first pitch for a home| run to bring in Mejias. Toronto! has now won six games in a row. |. Jacksonville's win stopped| the Crackers' win streak at six jas a walk, double, wild pitch land single scored the winning WIN NIGHTCAP Dick Kelley lifted his pitching jrecord to 7-0 when the Crack- FULL PRICE '6895 Use your present beat as down + + « balance in convenient monthly terms. poyment. ¢ RUNABOUT SALE ° 14' CRESTLINER MUSTANG FIBREGLAS time in 11 full seasons that he, : ' n ' dipped below .300. nected in the second game,|Mejias was placed on the -ac-/€rS won the seven-inning night- cap In other National Leauge|"elping Warren Spahn even his/tive roster. Craig Anderson almost gained ~_jrecord at 3-3 and hand Sammy), F ' games, Milwaukee Braves|piis pis first defeat in six de-/ SPLIT DOUBLE his first win of the year for| | In other Sunday action/Buffalo but Mel Ott singled trimmed Philadelphia Phillies) cisions i 8-4 in 10 innings, New York! Bob Gibson of the Cardinals|@tound the league, Jacksonville|/home the winning run in the |Suns split a doubleheader with last inning after the tying run BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS (is:i,"vinnns he opne|riice. fi, Anderon's record jCrackers, winning the openeririfice fly. Anderson's record 9-2 and dropping the nightcap/now jis 0-4, By THE CANADIAN PRESS | _ Probable Pitchers Today |New York (Ford 4-2) 3-2, Rochester Red Wings won) winning pitcher Steve Blass| Baltimore (Pappas 3-0) (N) at he oe Poh Pry double-| singled in two runs to help win} after dropping the first game| his own game before the rains) Chicago (Peters 3-2) at. Kansas|11-7 and Columbus Jets eg Ai ageee pgs 314\City (Sheldon 0-0) (N) feated Toledo Mud Hens 5-3 in)* | hig BOL a game called in the seventh|and homered to score another 5 |Minnesota (Pascual! 4-0) atjinning because of rain 'for the Jets. 5 |Los Angeles (Newman 4-1) (N)|~ oo 544 6 National League WwW L. Pet. GBL Los Angeles . 21 677 Cincinnati 17 567 San Francisco 17 .14 .548 Philadelphia 15 517 St, Louis 15 517 Milwaukee 13 500 Houston 16 485 Chicago ....+. 14 467 New York 13 433 Pittsburgh 9 .290 Saturday's Results St, Louis 5 Pittsburgh 1 SPORTS IN BRIEF DRIVES TWO WINNERS HAMBURG, N.Y. (CP) -- Claude Pelletier of St. Hya- cinthe, Que., drove two winners for the T and G Stable of Van- League Pet .781 655 567 500 433 International w . GBL L 614 74 Atlanta 7 12 |Toronto Columbus |Jacksonville |Toledo 25 19 17 15 13 ' 10 13 15, 17 tion worker, a native of Ire- land, railied to beat his. 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