Sunday, September 21, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven THE---M-CHIGAN DAILY Page Seven11 lii I SGC APPLICATIONS OPEN MONDAY - THURSDAY SGC offices - SAB 5th Dimensions Are Coming! I Irwr rr we GET ATTENTION! No-hitter stymies Join The Daily E Mets r By The Associated Press grounder to third which Ron NEW YORK - Bob Moose hurl- Santobooted as Davalillohscored ed Pittsburgh's first no-hitter in the tying run. Vada Pinson then 10 years yesterday shackling the hit a grounder to second which front-running New York Mets 4-0 Glen Beckert booted to load the with the help of a sparkling de- bases. fense play by right fielder Roberto Torre followed with a single Clemente. that drove home two runs and Moose, three weeks snort of his Mike Shannonmput the finish- 22nd birthday, limited the Mets ing touches on with a run-scor- to a pair of walks and retired ing single. 11 batters in succession over one stretch on the way to the fifth Giants triumph no-hitter in the majors this sea- son. SAN FRANCISCO - R i g h t-I Clemente made a leaping one- hander Juan Marichal of the San handed catch of Wayne Garrett's Francisco Giants became a 20- liner to the right field fence in the game winner for the sixth time sixth inning, keeping the no-hit in his major league career by string alive. It' was the first hit- beating the Los Angeles Dodgers less pitching performance by a 5-4 yesterday. Pirate since Harvey Haddix hurled The victory kept the Giants 12 perfect innings against Mil- one half game ahead of second waukee in 1959 before losing 1-0 place Atlanta and dropped t h e on one hit in the 13th. Dodgers 272 back. Moose, a 5-foot-11 right-hander Marichal scattered 10 hits to who spent a good part of the sea- bring his record for the year to son in, the bullpen before earning 20-10. a regular starting assignment, - ----- struck out six - three in the eighth inning - in bringing his U.S. TRIUMPHS record to 12-3. Cubs bounced Doubles w CHICAGO - Joe Torre's two- run single, following a pair of CLEVELAND (A) - A pair of Chicago errors, propelled the St. young Californians playing as if Louis Cardinals to a four-run they were one, Stan Smith and eighth inning that brought them Bobby Lutz, crushed Romania's a 4-1 victory over the sagging Illie Nastase and Ion Tiriac in a Cubs yesterday. little more than an hour of rugged The loss left the second-place doubles play Saturday and clinch- Cubs four games behind front- ed the Davis Cup for the United running New York in the Na- States. The score was 8-5, 6-1. tional League's Eastern Division 11-9. pennant race. The Mets reduced their magic The triumph marked the first pennant-cliching number to six time since 1944-49 that the United because of the Chicago defeat. States had won the trophy two The Cubs and Bill Hands held years in succession. a 1-0 lead going into the eighth The victory gave the American built on Jim Hickman's 21st homer team a 3-0 lead going into the in the second inning, singles Sunday which send Smith Vic Davalillo opened the eighth against Nastase and Arthur Ashe, with a pinch hit single and with the top-ranking U.S. ace from one out Lou Brock singled him I Richmond, Va.. against the wily, to third. Curt Flood then hit a controversial Tiriac. Ma jor League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division Eastern Division W L Pct. GB W L Pct. GB New York 91 61 .599 - Baltimore 106 47 .693 - Chicago 88 66 .571 4 Detroit 85 67 .559 20 j, Pittsburgh 82 70 .539 9 Boston 81 70 .536 24 St. Louis 82 70 .539 9 Washington 78 74 .513 271 Philadelphia 61 91 .401 30 New York 75 77 .493 30 Montreal 50 104 .335 42 Cieveland 60 92 .395 45?< Western Division San Francisco 85 67 .559 Atlanta 85 68 .556 Los Angeles 82 69 .543 Cincinnati 80 70 .533 Houston 78 72 .520 San Diego 48 104 .316 Yesterday's Results Philadelphia 6 ,Montreal 4 Pittsburgh 4, New York 0 St. Louis 4, Chicago 1 Atlanta 3, San Diego 2 Houston 6, Cincinnati 0 San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 4 Today's Games Pittsburgh at New York, 2 St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Houston Philadelphia at Montreal Atlanta at San Diego Los Angeles at San Francisco 214 4 6 37 Western Division Minnesota 91 60 .603 Oakland 80 70 .533 California 67 83 .447 Chicago 62 87 .420 Kansas City 63 87 .420 Seattle 58 93 .384 10~ 22! 27 "27'! 33 Yesterday's Results Foston 6, Detroit 3' Baltimore 8, New York 7 Washington 5, Cleveland 3, 12 innings Chicago 7, Kansas City 0 Minnesota 3, Seattle 2 Oakland at California, Inc. Today's Games Oakland at California Chicago at Kansas City Seattle at Minnesota Boston at Detroit Washington at Cleveland New York at Baltimore r' in c in clinches Davis Cup In the opening singles Friday, :'arrying North Vietnamese, Viet Ashe turned back a nervous Nas- Cong and Communist China ban- tase 6-2, 15-13, 7-5, 6-4, 6-4. ters and chanting "Ho, Ho, Ho The doubles match was delayed Chi Minh," marched toward the by 20 minutes midway in the sec- stadium. They were intercepted by :nd set because of a light shower a cordon of policemen. and demonstration by a group of There was a brief scuffle, some Students for a Democratic Society ,lub waving and most of the dem- adherents. 3nstrators were hauled off to the About 50 of the demonstrators, police station in a garbage truck. MASS I MEETING ANGELL HALL MONDAY 8:00 P.M. 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For the better part of five out an offense. minutes Michigan closed off all Led by John Bowers, Tom Fa- routes to the goal line as Sarnia gan, and Tom Webster the Wol- swarmed within five yards of a verine Blue team destroyed t h e touchdown. make-shift Saints 44 to 3. Tom Webster used a Glenn Play was rather slow at the Doughty move to score following beginning, but quickly picked up a try by Fagan. The Blues scor- when Captain Tom Raboine tal- ed five more times to close out the lied the first points. Within a few victory. Order Your Daily Now- Phone 764-0558 AUD. B L ® I . SOPHO ORE SLUMP? LET US GIVE YOU A i 14 We're Much More Than Just a Daily Newspaper CREATE FOR * FRONT PAGE * EDIT PAGE * SUNDAY MORNING PAGE . BOOK PAGE " SPORTS PAGE * PHOTO PAGE * ADVERTISING . ARTS PAGE s MAGAZINE PAGE WE LET YOU "DO YOUR THING" WITH ONLY SLIGHT LIMITATIONS A