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Roseboro Shows Speed To Give Dodgers Win By MURRAY CHASS ilies' shutout gave them a series( Associated Press Sports Writer| sweep following a 6-1 win Sun- John Roseboro gave Pitts-|day after the Astros won 4-3 burgh Pirates a lot of trouble| Saturday while the Reds Jost 4-3 Monday night as he helpedito St. Louis Cardinals Sunday Sandy Koufax win his seventh] after a 4-1 Saturday victory and game Monday night. Roseboro|the Braves split with Chicago seored the winning run in Los|Cubs Sunday, winning 5-2 and Angeles Dodgers' 3-2 victory over the Pirates The Dodger catcher, who had gone hitless in his previous 13 times at hat, smashed.a two-| out double in the ninth inning! and came all the way home as pinch ~- hitter Derrell Griffith beat out an infield single Koufax, who has Jost once, blanked the Pirates on three losing 4-2. Saturday the Cubs won 7-6, In the American League, the} Athletics lost twice to Boston) Red Sox, 5-1 Sunday and 6-5 Saturday while the Senators split Sunday with California An- gels, winning 6-2 and losing 2-1, after winning 5-3 Saturday. Minnesota Twins lost three gers winnitig 3-2 Siinday after losing 7-5 Saturday. Larry Jackson stopped Hous- ton on three hits and didn't al- ljow a runner to reach third, The Astros went hitless until Lee Maye singled with two out in the fifth. Doug Clemens hit a three - run homer while Tony Taylor belted a two-run triple for the Phillies Joe Torre hit a homer in the fifth inning, then powered a four-run sixth with a two-run double as Atlanta overcame Cincinnati. The Reds took a short-lived 4-1 lead when they erupted for four runs in ine fifth, three on Tommy Helms' hits until the eighth when they|weekend games to New York|homer. tied the game 2-2 on singles by| Yankees, 5-2 and 2-1 Rob Bailey and Manny Motaiand 4-2 Saturday while Cleve-|homer Sunday | Phil Roof's first major Jeague was the first major| nw Gene Alley's two-run dou-'land Indians took two of three|Jeague homer off Washington's; le..Ron Fairly homered for the'from Chicago White Sox, win-|Casey Cox and gave Kansas Dodgers in the sixth ning 3-2 and 4-1 Sunday after City its victory. Roof connected | As Griffith topped a roller to losing 7-2 Saturday. Detroit Ti-| with one on and two out in the! the right of the plate, Roseboro! gers and Baltimore Orioles split\12th. Frank Howard and Jim _-- headed for third, Pitcher Pete Mikkelsen fielded the ball and tossed it underhand to first base. : Griffith, however, beat the throw, for his first hit of the season, and Roseboro kept going. He crossed the plate without a play being made on him Flsewhere in the National League, Philadelphia Phillies walloped Houston Astros 9-0 and Atlanta Braves trimmed Cincin- nati Reds 6-4. Kansas City Ath- letics defeated Washington Sena tors 5-3 in 12 innings in the only American League game A BUSY WEEKEND The victory was revenge for the Dodgers who were blanked 4-0 by the Pirates Sunday after winning 5-4 Saturday. The Phil- YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching -- Larry Jackson, Philadelphia, pitched a three- hitter as the Phillies crushed| Houston Astros 9-0. Batting -- Phil Roof, Kansas City, tripled and scored in the second inning, then hit a two- run homer in the 12th that gave the Athletics a 5-3 victory over Washington Senators. their weekend games, the Ti-' to " --_ in King homered for Washington BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League L Pet. GBL 22 9 .710 ~ 20 12 .A25 19 14 (576 16 15 .516 18 17 514 15 17 .469 15 19 .441 15.20 429 Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Minnesota California Chicago New York Washington Boston 13 21 .382 Kansas Cily 12 21 .364 Monday's Resuli Kansas City 5 Washington 3 (Only game scheduled) Sunday's Resulis |Minnesota 3-1 New York 5-2 |Cleveland 3-4 Chicago 2-1 California 2-2 Washington 6-1 Kansas City 1 Boston 5 Detroit 3 Baltimore 2 Saturday's Results California 3 Washington 5 |Minnesota 2 New York 4 \Cleveland 2 Chicago 7 Detroit 7 Baltimore 5 Kansas City 5 Boston 6 Probable Pitchers Todey Baltimore (Palmer 3-2)" Chicago (Buzhardt 1-2) (N) California (Sanford 4-1) New York (Ford 0-3) (N) | Kansas City (Dobson 2-2) at al Hart Takes Over As Willie Slumps NEW YORK (AP) -- It's a good thing San Francisco Gi- ants have Hart... McCovey That's because Willie Mays,| star of the National League's _ first place team is in a bad! slump. The slugging outfielder didn't slug at all last week. In fact, he Giants aplit with New York Mets last week, Mays collected only} three hits -- all singles in 18 times at bat His average dropped 14 points to .258. Mays failed to drive in a run, losing the NI. RRI lead to Atlanta's Hank Aaron, Aaron has 31 RBL and is the pacesetter in homers with 15. Mays has 10 homers and 24 RBI Jim Hart and MecCavey 4, 2-1) at Detroit (Aguirre 0-1 Washington (Ortega 2-2) (N) Minnesota (Pascual 4-2) Boston (Santiago 3-1) (N) Cleveland (Tiant 3-2 and Bell and Sparma 1-3) 2 (N) \ al National League WL Pet. GBL San Francisco 25 13. .658 Houston 21 16 568 Los Angeles 21 (17 .553 Philadelphia 18 15 .545 Pittsburgh 18 16 .529 Cincinnati 16 17 .485 Atlanta 19 21 .475 New York 13 18 448 St. Louis 14 19 424 Chicago 9 24.273 Monday's Results Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles Atlanta 6 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 9 Houston 6 (Only games scheduled) Sunday's Results Pittsburgh 4 Los Angles 6 New York 0-7 San Francisco 5-2 Chicago 2-4 Atlanta 5-3 St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 6 Houston 1 | Saturday's Results | Chicago 7 Atlanta 6 } New York 3 San Francisco 4} St. Louis 1 Cincinnati 4 j Philadelphia' 3 Houston 4 Pittsburgh 4 Ios Angeles 5 Probable Plichers Today Pittsburgh (Fryman 2.0 or Law 1-1) af San Francisco (Perry 5-1) (N) Philadelphia (Buhl 0-1) at Los Angeles (Sutton 5-4) (N) | New York (Fisher 1-4) at} Houston (Roberts 3-3) (N) | Atlanta (Lemaster 4-2) at Cin he 4 44 5 fl, 7 14 Ri, | 1314! Matty Alou, the former Giant ejinnati (Jay 4-2) (N) now with Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago (Hands 3-3 or Holts and Willie'took over the NL batting Jead| man 1-4) at St, Louls (Jackson with a .354 mark, He gained 31/4.5) (N) points last week with eight hits in 14 attempts, Joe Morgan of Houston As lros, the leader a week ago, ( slipped to second at 346 lost day's games Minnesota's Tony tained the American lead despite a 12-point drop to 4374, Oliva, who won the batting Oliva re League) He| Jacksonville 14 points with a 6-for-22)Toledo was on the bench Sunday as the performance, Ron Hunt of the! Buffalo a doubleheader! Mets advanced two places to| Rochester 'fourth on a 19-point pickup to| Richmond In the previous five games! 349 The figures include Sun-| Syracuse {Syracuse 6-2 Toronto 2-3 Toledo at Jacksonville, ppd International League ih Pat 720 74 #15 48) 467 4\4 10 20 323 9 19 321 Monday's Results Rochester 5 Ruffalo 6 GBL 18 19 16 13 14 12 7 8 in 14 18 1? 'olumbus 2% f a\y & 104 Toronto 194g litie his first two years in ine jbig leagues, had 11 hits in 32 tries last week | Frank Robinson of Baltimore Oriols slumped 33 points to .342,) LAWN-BOY | Hungarie 3-1 Sunday afternoon! in their first game in the Na-| tional Soccer League | Les Fizel, Hens Scheblinsky Ukraina Tops | Croatia. 3-2 and Orst Eppenroth scored for TORONTO (CP) Toronto Kitchener and Ivan Nemes Ukraina defeated Toronto Cro-' scored for Hungaria. atia 3-2 Monday in a National Soccer League game. ren :p) _. Fred Patterson gave Ukraina MONTREAL (CP) : an early Jead with a goal at 20 5t. Anthony downed Montreal) minutes of the first half. |Spania 30 in National Soccer George Simcich tied it up for;League action Saturday night} Croatia at seven minutes of the\on goals by Gregory Pappa- second half, but two quick goals) qayis John Szabo and Ubaldo at 35 and 38 minutes by Alex|.) ' Marshal and Patterson again| Marsheschi. put the game beyond reach. In another game Saturday The second Croatia goal was| Montreal Hungaria blanked Acadians Oshawa Acadian Lesgue Monday at-Kon: Pitchers Murray Godfrey and; Cleaners garnered only up.te limit! hits off Rick Austin-and Ralph sixth Rill Preston teamed Cleaners handed Kendale a 4-2 sethack| hit in the six innings he work Ottawa in the opening game of the Fas-\ed, walked one a tern Ontario Junior Baseball 4s Ge 'Win Opener H. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tusedey, Mey 24, 1966 @ , Kendall to four hits, with Pres-| Kennedy but included in the ton giving up both runs in the total were a triple by Re seventh after Cleaners had tak- Williams and a double by Bil! en a 40 lead. Wayling. Both came in the sec- Godfrey gave up only one ond inning Cleaners scored once in the second, added a pair in the fourth without henefit af » hit six and picked up the fourth im the struck out Preston claimed five on eouts. 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