THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1967
Mantle Nears Mark with 499th;
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Chisox Down Tigers
By The Associated Press
Tom Tresh's error with two out
In the ninth allowed Harmon Kil-
lebrew to score the tying run last
night and Rich Reese's run-scoring
single' gave Minnesota a 4-3 tri-
umph over the Yankees.
The Yankees were leading 3-1
going into the ninth thanks to
Mickey Mantle's 499th career
home run, after starter Fred Tal-
bot gave up a single to Zoilo Ver-
salles and a walk to Killebrew,
Hal Reniff came in to pitch.
Say Olympic
Games Lag
TEHRAN, Iran (.)-Represent-
atives of International Sports Fed-
erations told the International
Olympic Committee yesterday tfiey
considered preparations for the
1968 Olympic Games in Mexico
City to be "far behind."
A Mexican report presented at
the 64th IOC session said, how-
ever, that construction is coming,
along well and that all prepara-
tions would be finished six weeks
before the competitions begin.
The Mexican reply. presented
by Pedro Ramirez, said 80 per cent
of the buildings were completed
and new roads were under con-
struction.
"The general impression is that
Mexico will stage very, very fine
games," said J. W. Westhoff, the
IOC's secretary at a press con-
ference.
South Africa, banned from ear-
lier meetings, took its place for
the first time in a meeting of
National Olympic groups with the
4 executives of the IOC.
Delegates from 14 other African
nations sat quietly as the South
African officials took their seats.
Later the 14 announced they
would boycott the 1968 games if
South Africa is pernitted to com-
pete without changing its racial
policies.
The executive board of the IOC
delayed a decision on the threat
until after a visit to South Africa
to study the problem first hand.
'League Leaders
By The Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING 30 at bats-Kaline,
Detroit, .383; Petrocelli, Boston,
.362; F. Robinson, Baltimore, .361;
Casanova, Washington, .341; Cat-
er, Kansas City, .339.
RUNS BATTED IN-Blefary,
Baltimore, 14; F. Robinson, Bal-
timore, 14; Freehan, Detroit, 14;
Kaline, Detroit, 13; Mincher, Cali-
fornia, 11; F. Howard, Washing-
ton, 11.
HOME RUNS-Blefary, Balti-
4 more, 5; F. Robinson, Baltimore,
5; Mincher, California, 5; Kaline,
Detroit, 5; Freehan, Detroit, 4;
Allison, Minnesota, 4; F. Howard,
Washington, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING - Thomas, Chicago,
.400; Brock, St. Louis, .387; Gon-
4 zalez, Philadelphia, .364; Clemen-
te, Pittsburgh, .358; B. Williams,
Chicago, .352.
RUNS BATTED. IN-Brock, St.
Louis, 20; D. Johnson, Cincinnati,
17; Torre, Atlanta, 13; Cepeda, St.I
Louis, 12; McCarver, St. Louis, 12.1
HOME RUNS-D. Johnson, Cin-
cinnati, 6; Brock, St. Louis, 6;
McCovery, San Francisco, 5; R.
Allen, Philadelphia, 4; Aaron, At-!
lanta, 4; Torre, Atlanta, 4.
He walked Bob Allison, who was
forced, with Versalles scoring. Russ
Nixon then popped out and Ron
Clark popped a high fly to Tresh
in left. When Tresh dropped the
ball, Killebrew scored.
Mantle's 370-foot blast into the
right field bleachers came with
two out in the first inning off
Dave Bosewell.
Pete Ward and Tom McCraw
produced run-scoring singles in
the first inning that carried the
Chicago White Sox to a 2-1 vic-
tory over Detroit.
Reliver Bob Locker saved Gary
Peters' second victory of the sea-
son, putting down an eighth in-
ning threat after the Tigers had
picked up their only run.
The Sox scored after two out in
the opening inning when Tommie
Agee was hit by a pitched ball,
stole second and scored on Ward's
single to left. An error and Mc-
Craw's single to, right brought
Ward home.
A two-run single by Mike Shan-
non backed the two-hit pitching
of Ray Washburn as the St. Louis
Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati
Reds 2-0.
The Cardinals got to starter
Milt Pappas Roger Maris bunted
for a single with one out in the
fourth inning. Orlando Cepeda
then lined a double and Tim Mc-
Carver, was purposely walked fill-
ing the bases.
The game was played in one
hour and forty minutes, the fast-
est of the major league season.
Dick Kelley pitched a three-
hiter and Mack Jones hit a two-
Late Scores
For Tie
run homer as Atlanta shut out
Chicago 4-0.
Kelley yielded a triple in the
first to Billy Williams, gave up a
bunt single to Don Kessinger in
the third, and allowed a hit in
the sixth when Glenn Beckert
bounced a liner off his glove.
Phil Ortega pitched a four-hit-
ter and the Washington Senators
broke loose for four runs in the
seventh inning, defeating Kansas
City 6-1.
ACLU Hits
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
Clay Strip
NEW YORK (P)--The New York
Civil Liberties Union charged yes-
terday that the New York State
Athletic Commission stripped Cas-
sius Clay of his heavyweight title
as punishment "for his political
and social convictions."
In a letter to Edwin B. Dooley,
commission chairman, Aryeh Nei-
er, the Civil Liberties Union's exe-
cutive director called the commis-
sion's action "as unprecedented as
it is unprincipled."
The commission stripped Clay,
who prefers to be known as Mu-
hammad Ali, of his title last Fri-
day shortly after he refused to be
inducted into the Army in Hous-
ton, Tex.
The World Boxing Council con-
tinued its recognition of Cassius
Clay as heavyweight champion
yesterday when the council issued
its world rankings for May and
June.
Luis Spota, president of the
WBC, said he has sent letters to
members of the world-wide organ-
ization asking whether the WBC
should withdraw its recognition
from Clay.
The World Boxing Association
also stripped Clay's title from him.,
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NEED ONE ROOMMATE for LARGE
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We are now leasing for fall 1967
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SINCE ALMOST all good diamonds
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University, 663-7151. F2
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HEY, GUESS WHAT! There are mil-
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SUZUKI 80cc, 1966, $200, Also wife 55cc
step-thru, auto clutch, $180. Both in
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SMITH CORONA portable silent type-
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665-7343. B3
BIKES AND SCOOTERS
FOR SALE-'65 Yamaha 80. Exc. mech.
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1965 HONDA Super Hawk, 305cc. Good
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1965 YAMAHA, 250 c.c., new engine.
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1 17 North Thayerr
Fall Occupancy
Spacious 1-bedroom apartment to be
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Other efficiency, 1. 2, and 3 bedroom
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Major League Standings
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Detroit 10 7 .588 -
Chicago 10 7 .588 -
x-Boston 9 7 .563 V2
New York 9 8 .529 1
Baltimore 9 9 .500 1
Washington 9 9 .500 1%/
x-California 9 10 .474 2
Cleveland 8 9 .471 2
Minnesota 7 10 .412 3
Kansas City 7 16 .389 3%4
x-Late game not included.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Cleveland 5, Baltimore 1
Washington 6, Kansas City 1
Minnesota 4, New York 3
Chicago 2, Detroit I
Boston 1, California 0 (8th)
TODAY'S GAMES
No games scheduled
SPORTS NIGHT EDITOR:
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 0
San Francisco 8, New York 0
Philadelphia 1, Houston 0
'Atlanta 4, Chicago 0
Los Angeles 6, Pittsburgh 5 (15th)
TODAY'S GAMES
San Francisco at New York (n)
Houston at Philadelphia (n)
Los Angeles at Pittsburgh (n)
Chicago at Atlanta
Only games scheduled
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