WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1967
THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY
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Five
Twins
By The Associated Pres
AL
Contenders
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' MINNEAPOLIS - ST PAUL -
Rich Rollins blasted a bases-load-
ed triple in the first inning to
launch Minnesota and Jim Kaat
to a 9-2 victory over Cleveland
last night as the Twins held onto
their half-game American League
S lead.
Minnesota's triumph maintained
the status quo in the tight race,
as Boston, Chicago and Detroit
also won to keep the spread
from first to fourth at 12 games.
Rollins belted a 3-2 pitch from
loser Sam McDowell, 11-13, over
'! center fielder Chico Salmon's head
with two out in the first. The
Twins had loaded the bases on
singles by Cesar Tovar and Har-
mon Killebrew and a walk to Tony
Oliva. McDowell struck out Bob
Allison before Rollins teed off.
Rod Carew then singled Rollins
home.
Kaat,, also,11-13, gave up Joe
Azcue's 11th home run with Tony
Horton on base in the sixth. He
also had to pitch out of trouble
in the first two innings when
the Indians got two hits each in-
ning but could not score.
Tigers
DETROIT--Joe Sparrha blank-
ed the Kansas City Athletics on
two hits for his fifth shutout of
the season and pitched the De-
troit Tigers to a 4-0 victory last
night.
Sparma, 14-8, struck out eight
including the first four batters
he faced. He gave up a one-out
single to Phil Roof in the third
and Jim Gosger was credited with
a hit in the seventh when his
ground ball hit base runner Ra-
mon Webster.
Detroit picked up a run in the
fourth when Kansas City starter
Chuck Dobson, 8-9, walked Dick
McAuliffe with the bases loaded.
The Tigers knocked Dobson out
in the fifth on run-scoring sin-
gles by Jim Northrup and Bill
Freehan. Al Kaline led off with
a single took second on an in-.
field out and scored on Northrup's
hit. Northrup stole second and
came home on Freehan's single.
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L' Pct. B
Minnesota 78 60 .565 -
Boston 79 62 .560 1/
Chicago 77 61 .558 1
Detroit 77 62 .54 1
California 72 66 .522 6
Washington 66 74 .471 13
Cleveland 64 76 .457 15
Baltimore 62, 75 .453 15
New.York 62 78 .443 17
Kansas City 57 80 .416 20%
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
California 7-1, Baltimore 2-4
Boston 8, Washington 2
Detroit 4, Kansas City 0
Chicago 5, New York 3
Minnesota 9, Cleveland 2
TODAY'S GAMES
Kansas Citq at Detroit (2, t-n)
California at Chicago (n)
Cleveland at Minnesota
Only games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pct. GB
St. Louis 86 53. .619 -
Chicago 77 65 .542 10
San Francisco 74 64 .536 11
Cincinnati 74 64 .536 11
Atlanta 74 66 .518 14
Philadelphia 70 66 .515 14
Pittsburgh 68 70 .493 17
Los Angeles 62 74 .456 22
Houston 55 84 .396 31
New York 53 84 .387 32
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Philadelphia 4, Atlanta' 3
Only games scheduled
TODAY'S GAMES
St. Louis at New York (n)
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (n)
Atlanta at Pittsburgh (2, t-n)
Chicago at Los Angeles (n)
Houston at San Francisco
AL Race
W L Pct. GB
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NEW YORK YANKEE catcher Jake Gibb's slides safely past Chicagd White Sox catcher Duane
Josephson in yesterday's 5-3 loss to the pennant- contending Pale Hose. Gibbs scored from second
base on a single to right field by Ruben Amaro but the run didn't prevent the Sox from keepink
pace with the four other American League contenders.
Red Sox
WASHINGTON - Carl Yas-
trzemski blasted his way out of a
batting slump with his 37th and
38th home runs of the season
yesterday as the Boston Red Sox
battered Washington 8-2.
Yastrzeinski, who singled in his
first time at bat, capped a six-
run Boston fourth with a three-
run homer and then added a bases
empty shot in the seventh. Both
homers sailed into the Red Sox
bullpen.
Gary Bell, who won his 11th
game, retired 14 straight batters
between Paul Casanova's single in
the second. and Frank Howard's
second hit of the night in the.
seventh. The Senators bunched
five singles for both their runs
in the ninth.
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White
Sox
took over and retired the first
eight hitters he faced before giv-
ing up a bloop double to Roy
White in the-fifth.
He stopped the Yankees on two
more hits before giving way to
Locker in the seventh. He wrap-
ped up the victory with the help
of an eighth-inning homer by
Don Buford.
Angels
ANAHEIM-Bubba Morton drove
in eight runs, four in each game
yesterday as the California An-
gels swept a doubleheader from
Baltimore, 7-2 and 11-4.
Bases-empty homers by Rick
Reichardt and rookie Leo Rodri-
guez and a pair of two-run dou-.
bles by Morton helped left-hand-
er Clyde Wright, 4-3, win the
opener for the Angels. Wright
hurled a four-hitter. Brooks Rob-
inson drove in both Baltimore
runs, one of them with his 19th
homer of the season.
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walk to Smoky Burgess forced in
the tie-breaking run in the third
inning and Steve Jones and Bob
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seven innings of scoreless relief,
carrying the Chicago White Sox
to a 5-3 victory over the New
York Yankees yesterday.
Burgess, Chicago's 41-year-old
pinch-hitting specialist, drew a
walk front Joe Verbanic, the third
New York pitcher, with two out
and the bases jammed in the
third, breaking a 3-3 tie.
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Berry, a passed ball and an in-
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