THE MICHIGAN DAILY Win over Yankees l I' . v Ellsworth, gaining his 13th vic- in the second game after rookie KANSAS CITY--A bases-load- tory against six defeats, broke up Willie Stargell's bases loaded ninth Bd walk to Jerry Lumpe with two a scoreless duel with Ernie Brog- inning single gave the Pirates a out in the bottom of the 12th in- lio by lining a bases-filled single 2-1 victory in the first game. ning yesterday gave the Kansas through the middle for the Cubs' The defeats were the fourth and City Athletics their first victory runs in the seventh. fifth in the last six games for the of the season over the New York * * * National League defending cham-. Yankees, 1l-10. Radatz Strikes Again pion Giants, who have dropped 14 The A's, who trailed in the LOS ANGELES---Frank Malzone of their last 23 decisions. game five different times, pushed produced the deciding run with a around the winning rn against poue h eiigrnwt herontrol-troubleimn Bgutn' sixth-inning homer and depend- Walk Beats Braves the control-troubled Jim Bouton able Dick Radatz came out of the CINCINNATI - Ken Walters without a hit. , bullpen to save another game as drew a bases-loaded walk in the hWins Own Game Boston defeated the Los Angeles last of the 12th inning, forcing Ellsworth Angels, 2-1, yesterday. across the run that gave the Cin- ST. LOUIS - Southpaw Dick It was the fifth victory for the cinnati Reds a 4-3 decision over Ellsworth and reliever Lindy Mc- Red Sox in their last seven games the Milwaukee Braves last night. Daniel combined for a five-hit and the 12th loss for the Angels * * * shutout as the Chicago Cubs de- in their last 14. Colts, Mets Split feated the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-0, * * * NEW YORK -- Don Nottebart yesterday. Senators Beat Bunning pitched a four-hitter for his first WASHINGTON-Home runs by triumph since his May 17 no-hit- Chuck Hinton and Bobo Osborne ter as the Houston Colts gained an face S Igns accounted for five of the Wash- 8-0 victory and a split in yester- ington Senators' runs yesterday as day's twi-night doubleheader with W they outslugged the Detroit Tigers, New York. {n s 11-6, in the only game of their The Mets won the first game, rain-abbreviated series. 14-5, to snap a 15-game losing * * * streak.* FAIRFIELD, Conn. (P) - Jim Indians Get Bombed * * Pace, Michigan's All-America half- MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL - Phillies Edge Dodgers back in 1957, signed with the New Two-ruh homers by Earl Battey, PHILADELPHIA - Bob Oldis York football Giants yesterday. Don Mincher and Harmon Kille- singled home Don Demeter from Allie Sherman, Giants' head brew powered Minnesota to a 13-1 second base with one out in the poach, made the announcement at crushing of Cleveland yesterday as bottom of the 11th inning to give the opening of New York's rookie the Twins continued their homer the Philadelphia Phillies a 5-4 camp at Fairfield. barrage against Indian pitching, victory over the National League Pace, an outstanding Wolverine * * * leading Los Angeles Dodgers last ball-carrier, had brief tryouts with Giants Drop Pair night. San Francisco and Washington be- PITTSBURGH-The Pittsburgh * * * fore he was sidelined with a bad Pirates swept a twi-night dou- Peters One-Hits Birds knee. A thorough physical check- bleheader from slumping San CHICAGO--Rookie lefthander up by the Giants showed him in Francisco last night as Joe Gib- Gary Peters pitched a masterful top condition now. bon pitched them to a 4-1 victory one-hitter and struck out 13 last - night, firing the Chicago White Sox to a 4-0 victory over the Bal- timore Orioles with home run sup- port from J. C. Martin and Tom McGraw. Peters allowed just one base, runner, opposing pitcher Robin Roberts with a two-out single in the third inning. Majo Legue* Jtan""ng By The Associated Press RIVER FOREST, Ill. - Michi- gan's number-one singles player this year, Ray Senkowski of Ham- tramck, advanced through the first round of the National Clay Court Tennis Tournament yesterday. He defeated Jerry Budzelek of Gary, Ind., 6-3, 7-5, as only three of the eight seeded men players competed in yesterday's opening matches. It was a different story for Harry Fauquier, Michigan's cap- tain and number-two player, how- ever. Fauquier, the 5'6" scrapper from Toronto, was ousted from the tourney by Cliff Richey of Dallas, 6-3, 6-1. AMERICANI New York Boston Chicago Minnesota Baltimore Cleveand Los Angeles Detroit Washington LEAGUE W L Pct. GB 54 33 .621 - 49 39 .557 5%2 50 40 .556 5 49 41 .544 62 50 43 .538 7 46 44 .511 9V2 43 50 .462 14 36 49 424 17 32 58 .390 232 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Minnesota 13, Cleveland 1 Washington 11, Detroit 6 Kansas City 11, New York 10 Boston 2, Los Angeles 1 Chicago 4, Baltimore 0 TODAY'S GAMES Cleveland at Los Angeles (n) Boston at Kansas City (n) New York at Minnesota (n) Washington at Chicago (n) Baltimore at Detroit (n) 11 r Los Ang, Chicago San Fra St. Lou Cincinnr Milwaul Pittsbu Philade Houston New Yo NATIONAL LEAGUE geles 55 34 .6 49 40 .5 ancisco 49 42 . is 49 42 .5 ati 48 44 ikee 47 43 .5 rgh 46 43 . lphia 44 46 .4 n 36 58 . rk 30 61 . ct. 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