TUESPAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1967 TRF MTv ffir&z AL1%T 71 t TT v - JP1ik~ KTUESP~, SPTEMBR 26,1967'X'IEUl' 1WU16UA' £l ULA1LU --- . Tigers, Twins pset by-Non-C Astros Slip By Games Remaining HOUSTON - Joe Morgan " cmshiai hmm +hn ,:i,-", ^,,^,.~^.s'^ ontender By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Al Downing pitched a four-hitter and started a two-run rally with a ,walk as the New York Yankees jolted De- troit's pennant - hopeful Tigers 2-0 last night. The loss prevented the Tigers from gaining valuable ground on first-place Minnesota, which lost to California 9-2 earlier in the afternoon. Detroit is fourth, 11/2 games behind, with 'only five games left to play. Downing, who won his 14th game, a career high, was sharp all the way. He set down the first 11 batters in order before Al Ka- line dropped a fourth inning single in front of Roy White in right field for Detroit's first hit. By then, the Yankees had the lead. Earl Wilson,, 22-11, walked p Downing with one out in the third and it proved his undoing. The Epd After Horace Clarke bounced out with Downing moving to second, rookie- Jerry Kenney singled to center, scoring the first run. Mickey Mantle followed with a walk and Joe Pepitone singled to right, scoring Kenney with the second run of the inning. That was enough for Downing, who struck out six and walked two. Kaline singled again in the ninth and the, only other Tiger hits were Bill Freehan's one-out single in the seventh and Jim Price's pinch single in the eighth. A spectacular play by White, saved Downing from trouble in the seventh after Freehan's hit. Don Wert lined a drive that seemed headed for the right cen- DETROIT Sept. 26 at N.Y. (N) Sept. 27 Open Sept. 28 Calif. (N) Sept. 29 Calif. (N) Sept. 30 Calif. Oct. I Calif. MINNESOTA California California Open Open at Boston at Boston CHICAGO at Kan. City (N) at Kan. City (N) Open Washington (N) Washington Washington BOSTON Cleveland Cleveland Open Open Minnesota Minnesota r,%i%}?:{? ir, ist;:di,'"{;:"'."}:dt:4''};}v'"};:':' ".?" }}" .:?":"::fi:Etb: 'r}Y.:r. v rs^:."": The Moose California's Moose Showron rolls by Minnesota's Rod Carew at s downed the Twins, 9-2. ter field alley but White dashed far to his right and made a slid- ing catch, robbing Detroit of a run and Wert of a possible triple. It ,was the second straight loss for the Tigers, who were beaten by a three-run ninth inning rally in Washington Sunday. ,Detroit plays in New York again today { Fregosi's safeties included a two-run triple in the second in- ning when California scored three times to take a 4-0 lead. Califorina belted Merritt, now ' *13-7, for six hits and four runs In two innings. Consecutive singles by Fregosi, Reichardt and Bubba Morton got the Angels < a run in the first. Angel starter George Brunet and Aurelio Rodriguez singled . ahead of Fregosi's triple, sliced into the right field corner in the second. Fregosi then scored as Reic- $ a, hardt's wind-blown popup into short right fell for a single and -!Associated Press Jerry Zimmerman dropped the ball for an error on Tony Oliva's K icks H igh throw to the plate. The Angels added three more on his back as he is tagged out runs in the fourth with four econd base yesterday. California straight singles off Boswell - by Fregosi, Reichardt, pinch hitter Jimmie Hall and Don Mincher and then returns home to finish -- plus Roger Repoz' pinch sacri- the season with a four-game fice fly off Jim Grant, who re- series against California. lieved Boswell. Rodriques singled home two Angels Drop Twins more Angel runs in the seventh of Jim Roland. MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL - The Twins chased Brunset in The California Angels dropped the fourth inning, with successive Minnesota into a first-place tie singles by Bob Allison, Rod Ca- with idle Boston yesterday by rew, pinch hitter Rich Rollins defeating the Twins 9-2 on a 15- and Ted Uhlaender producing hit attack and strong relief two runs. pitching by Jack Hamilton and Hamilton relived Brunet and Curt Simmons. squelched that rally by getting The Twins and Red Sox both pinch hitter Frank Kostro on a have 90-68 records with four fly ball and Zoilo Versalles on a games remaining. The third- grounder back to the mound. place Chicago White Sox, also Simmons relieved Hamilton, not scheduled, moved to within who was lifted for a pinch hitter one-half game of the American he seveth, a finh up. League co-leaders. in the seventh, and finished up. Jim Fregosi and Rick Reic- hardt each collected three hits Orioles Clip Nats in the first four innings, when the Angels cuffed Jim Merritt BALTIMORE - Curt Motton's and Dave Boswell for seven runs. run-scoring single in the ninth --- inning gave the Baltimore Orioles SPORTS NIGHT EDITOR: a 3-2 victory over Washington ANDY BARBAS last night. C New York Pittsburgh St. Louis Cleveland rofession1a Standings I NFL .entury Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP 1 1 0 .500 61 58 1 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 .500 55 .500 48 .000 28 Capitol Division Dallas 2 0 0 1.000 Philadelphia f 1 0..500 Washington 1 1 0 .500 New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 Central Division Detroit 1 0 1 1.000 Green Bay 1 0 1 1.000 Chicago 0 2 0 .000 Minnesota 0 2 0 .000 wt 59 41 54 23 48 34 23 24 86 66 65 38 41 51, 52 38 62 45 57 31 27 54 66 37 16 28 76 AFL Eastern Division W L T Pet. Pts. OP New York 1 1 0 .500 55 44 Miami 1 1 0 .500 35 45 Buffalo 1 2 0 .333 23 70 Houston 1 ? 0 .333 53 41 Boston 1 3 0 .250. 65 89 Western Division Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 49 20 Oakland 2 0 0 1.000 86 7 San Diego 2 0 0 1.000 41 17 Denver 1 3 0 .250 71 145 LAST SUNDAY'S RESULTS New York 38, Denver 24 Boston 23, Buffalo 0 Kansas City 24. Miami 0 San Diego 13, Houston 3 NEXT SUNDAY'S GAMES New York vs. Miami at Shea Stadium Denver at Houston Kansas City at Oakland San Diego at Buffalo * * * Reliver Dave Baldwin h i t Brooks Robinson with a pitch to open the ninth and Robinson raced to third on Curt Blefary's single before Motton delivered the winning hit. The Senators, blanked on three hits through seven innings by rookie DaveLeonard, rallied for two runs in the eighth to tie the score. Successive singles by Fred Val- entine, Hank Allen and Frank Howard produced the first run. The other scored on Frank Cog- gins' roller to first basempan Ble- fary. Paul Blair singled in the first inning, moved to third on a wild pickoff attempt ,by Senators starter Dick Bosman and scored on a single by Brooks Robinson. Dave May's triple and a sacrifice fly by Blair gave the Orioles another run in the sixth. Giants Top Mets SAN FRANCISCO-Jim Hart's 10th inning single drove in the winning run as the San Francisco Giants nipped the New York Mets 2-1 yesterday. Hart, who had the Giants' first hit I nthe seventh inning against New York starter Danny Frisella, lined his game-winning hit off Dick Selma, who relieved Frisella at the start of the 10th. Tito Fuentes opened the 10th with a single, moved up on a sacrifice and raced home on the hit. Bilboar There will be tryouts for all girls interested in Joining Michi- fish tomorrow night at 7:00 in Margaret Bell Pool at South Forest and North University. Ready to fill an engineer's job, but not a blueprint? At Ford Motor Company we do a lot of engineering to come up with better ideas. 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