THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Horton s single drives in winning run

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med the first of his two home runs
to right field.
Faced with a 2-0 deficit, the
Tigers wasted no time in their
half of the fourth. After Stanley
flied out, Northrup walked, Hor-
ton singled Northrup to second.
"Storming" Norm Cash launched
a towering drive into the upper
deck in right field to give Detroit
a 3-2 lead.
Bill Freehan followed with a
single, but Jackson made an out-
standing one-handed grab of Tom
Matchik's drive to right field for
the second out. ,
Wert made first on an error by
the third baseman, and Oakland
made its first pitching change,
substituting Jack Aker for starter.
Chuck Dobson. A wild pitch and a
walk to McLain left the Tigers
with two outs, bases loaded, and
the Athletics third pitcher, Paul
Lindblad. He struck out McAuliffe,
ending the threat.
Detroit's one-run lead was not
long lived, as the Athletics scored
in the fifth on a walk, a pinch hit
sacrifice, and a single.
In the next inning, Oakland
took its 4-3 lead on Jackson's sec-
ond homer. McLain noted after
the game, "The first one he hit
was on a good curve; the second
unfortunately was right down the
middle."
McLain's record is now 30-5
making him the 13th pitcher in

modern baseball to post that many believe it and raced out to get at
wins. He also accomplished this Horton," added Tiger outfielder Al
in under 154 games, the old num- Kaline.
ber of games in a season.
On hand to watch his victory Kaline, lounging in front of his
was the last pitcher to win -30, locker after the game, concluded,
Dizzy Dean. His only comment to "This kind of comeback has hap-
McLain before the game was, pened so often this year, it's al-
"Just try to relax." most becoming routine. You never
When questioned about his feel- know what to expect, but you're
ings after Horton's single in the never surprised when it happens."
ninth, > McLain said, It's hard to Some youthful fan also noted,
describe. I guess I had goose "The Tigers are going to win the
bumps." i World Series and even the pen-
"He jumped up like he didn't nant."
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Tennessee ties Georgia
on conversion after gun

Major League Standings

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
xCalifornia
xChicago
Washington,
x-Late game

W L Pct.,
95 54 .638
86 64 .573
79 70 .530
79 70 .530
80 72 .526
76 74 .507
70 79 .4701
63 86 .423
62 87 .416
58 92 .387
not included.

GB
9?;
16
16
195 f
25
32
33
37%

NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pct.
St. Louis 92 58 .613
San Francisco 80 69 .537
Cincinnati 17 70 .524
Chicago 77 74 .510
"Atlanta 75 74 .503
xPittsburgh 71 76 .483
Philadelphia 71 78 .477
Los Angeles 68 81 .456
xNew York 67 82 .450'
Houston 67 83 .447
x-Late game not included.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
St. Louis , Houston 0
San Francisco 9, Cincinnati 1
Philadelphia 4, Chicago 1
Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 0
Pittsburgh at New York, night
TODAY'S GAMES ,
Chicago at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at New York
St. Louis at Houston
.Atlanta at Los Angeles
Cincinnati at San Francisco

GB
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191, i
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23 2
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By The Associated Press
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Bubba
Wyche tossed a 20-yard touch-
down pass on the final play and
then threw a two-point conversion
after the gun to give Tennessee a
17-17 tie with Georgia yesterday
in a Southeastern Conference
football game. .
Wyche, a third-team hero for
the Vols last year, revived Tennes-
see with a comeback that came
after Georgia had apparently
clinched the victory in the na-
tionally-televised opener of the
college campaign.
Georgia, which used a jarring
defense to offset four first half
fumbles, shot in front 17-9 in the
second half with a 90-yard punt
return for a touchdown by Jake
Scott and an 8-yard scoring run
by Bruce Kemp.
The Vols, playing on new arti-
ficial turf for the first time in
Dixie, marched 48 yards in the last
76 seconds to tie the game with
Wyche's deadly passes providing
the firepower.
Thrown back from the Georgia
four to the 20 by the Bulldog d6-
fenders, Wyche then drilled a 20-
yard strike to end Gary Krein
at the final gun.'
Coach Doug Dickey told the Vols
to go for the two-point tying con-
version. Wyche cooly spotted end
Kenny Delong open, and the big
junior grabbed the ball and pulled

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Detroit 5, Oakland 4
New York 4, Washington 1
Minnesota 7, Boston 3
Baltimore 5, Cleveland 3
California at Chicago, night;
TODAY'S GAMES
Oakland at Detroit
New York at Washington
Minnesota at Boston
Baltimore at Cleveland
California) at Chicago

a Georgia tackler with him into
the end zone for the deadlock.
Huskers Nip Cowboys
LINCOLN, Neb. "- Sophomore
booter Paul Rogers kicked a 51-
yard field goal with 21 seconds
remaining yesterday carrying
Nebraska s hard pressed Corn-
huskers to a 13-10 decision over
Wyoming in a gridiron opener for
both clubs. .
Substitute quarterback Ernie
Sigler had rallied Nebraska ear-
Her in the period to knot 'the
count and put the Huskers in
reach of victory after they had
trailed most of the sunny after-
noon.1
Wyoming fashioned a 10-3 lead
in the first quarter and made it
stand until the final period when
Sigler, a senior long cast in a
backup role, got the Huskers
moving.
SCORES
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Georgia 17, Tennessee 17, tie
North Carolina State 10, Wake Forest
6
Nebraska 13, Wyoming 10
Iowa State 28, Buffalo 10
Western Michigan 20, Arizona State
0
Westminster Pa., 34, Slippery Rock 12

One for

posterity

ab r h bi
Cmpneris ss 4 0 1 1
Monday cf 4 0 1 0
Caterilb 4 12 0
Bandoa3b 3 0 0 0
R Jackson rf 4 2 2 3
D. Green 2b 4 0 0 0
Keough If 3 0 0 0
Gosger If 0 0 0 0
Duncanc 2 10 0
Dobson p 10 0 0
Aker p 0 0 0 0
Lindblad p 0 0 0 0
Donaldsn ph 0 0 0 0
Segui p 1 00 0
Total 30 4 G 4
DETROIT
ab r h bi
McAuliffe 2b 5 0 1 0
Stanley cf 5 1 2 0
Northrup rf 4 1 0 0
W. Horton If 5 1 2 1
Cashl"b 4 1 2 3
Freehan c 3 0 1 0
Matchick ss 4 0 1 0
Wert 3b 2 0 0 0
G. Brown ph 1 0 0 0
Trcewski 3b 0 0 0 0
McLain p 1 0,0 0
Kaline ph 0 1 0 0
Total 34 5 9 4
One out when winning run scored.
Oakland 000 211 000-4
Detroit ooo 300 002-5
E--Matchick, Bando, Cater. DP--De-
troit 1. LOB-1-Oakland 2, Detroit 10. HR
-R. Jackson,2, 28, Cash 21. S-McLain,
Bando, Donaldson,

Baltimore downs Cleveland
as Cardinals clip Braves, .8_0
By The Associated Press bination of St. Louis victories
CLEVELAND - Frank Robinson San Francisco losses totaling
and Curt Blefary each smashed ends the race.
their 15th homers yesterday, pow- The Giants whipped Cincin
ering the Baltimore Orioles to a 9-1 and remained 11%/2 games
5-3 victory over Cleveland. . the pace.
With the Orioles leading 4-3 in Briles won his 18th games
the eighth and the tying run on his first since Aug. 25 withl
third base with one out, reliever Brock and Tim McCarver pac
Eddie Watt preserved the edge by the Cardinal attack.
getting Tony Horton on a ground- Brock tripled Dal Maxvill h
er and striking out Duke Sims. in the second and then scored

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Baltimore added an insurance
run in the ninth on Brooks Rob-
inson's sacrifice fly. Don Buford
and rookie Merv Rettenmund also
delivered Oriole-runs with sacrifice
flies.
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Cards continue
HOUSTON - Five extra base
hits and the steady eight-hit
pitching of Nelson Briles gave St.
Louis a 8-0 victory over Houston
yesterday and edged the Cards
closer to clinching the National
League pennant.
The victory reduced St. Louis'
magic number to two. Any com-

Curt Flood's single as the Cards
hopped into a 2-0 lead.
McCarver doubled in the fourth,
moved to third on an infield hit
by Mike Shannon and scored on
Julian Javier's single.


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DENNY MCLAIN DISPLAYS the form which brought him his thirtieth victory of the season yester-
day. At top, McLain begins the final stage of his Jwindup by throwing his arm out from behind his
back. He then cocks his arm in a nearly vertical position, with the ball just to the right of his ear
(center). Finally, after releasing the fastball, he follows through, extending his arm downward
nearly to his knee (bottom).

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