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THE MICHIGAN DAILY,
TUESDAY, JUNE 14.1969
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MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP:
Tigers Nip Senators, 4-3
For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone 764-0557
Monday through Friday, 12 Noon to 2 P.M.
By The Associated Press
DETROIT - Eighth-inning sin-,
gles by Jim Northrup and Bill
Freehan, and Gates Brown's sac-
rifice fly gave the Detroit Tigers
a 4-3 victory over Washington last
night. The loss was the eighth
straight for the Senators.
Dave Wickersham, who struck
out 11 beforebeing lifted for a
pinch hitter in the eighth, picked
up his third victory in as many
decisions.
The Senators had rallied to tie
the score on Don Blasingame's
leadoff homer in the sixth inning
and a two-run pinch homer by
Don Lock in the seventh.
Wickersham doubled home Ray
Oyler, who had singled, for the
first Detroit run in the third
inning.
Detroit added two more runs in
the fifth on a single by Oyler, a
sacrifice, and singles by Dick Mc-
Auliffe and Norm Cash.
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Orioles Keep Winning
BALTIMORE - The Robinson
boys, Frank and Brooks, knocked
in five runs with homers last night
as the Baltimore Orioles crushed
the New York Yankees 8-0 behind
the three-hit pitching of Jim Pal-
mer and Eddie Watt.
Frank Robinson connected with
two runners aboard in the third
inning off loser Al Downing, ex-
tending his home run total to 16.
It came after a walk to Palmer
and a single by Luis Aparicio.
Brooks socked his 10th homer
off reliever Pedro Ramos in theI
seventh following a two-out single'
by Frank.
The victory was the 13th in the
last 16 games for Baltimore, which
has an 18-6 record against New
York over the past two seasons.
Giants Blank Cubs
SAN FRANCISCO--San Fran-
cisco's Gaylord Perry made his
first start in 17 days yesterday
and gave up only three hits in
seven innings as the Giants beat
the Chicago Cubs 8-0.
Perry, who was on the disabled
list for 15 days with a bad ankle,
gave way to Lindy McDaniel in
the eighth and the ex-Cub reliever
completed the shutout.
After Willie McCovey hit a solo
homer in the second, the Giants
jumped on starter Ernie Broglio
and reliever Ferguson Jenkins for
six runs in the third after two
outs.
Mets, Cards Split
NEW YORK-Lou Brock rapped
two singles and a triple, touching
off run-scoring innings with each
hit, as the St. Louis Cardinals beat
the New York Mets 4-1 last night
for a split of their doubleheader.
The Mets won the twi-light
game 5-2 on Bob Taylor's three-
run homer .and the five-hit pitch-
ing of Bob Shaw, who was making
his New York debut.
Shaw, purchased by the Mets
last Friday from San Francisco,
allowed only two singles after the
first inning of the opener, when
the Cardinals scored twice on
Phil Gagliano's triple, singles by
Curt Flood and Francona and an
infield out.
Phillies Take Two
PHILADELPHIA-Jack Brandt,
used mainly as a late-inning de-
fensive replacement, socked a
homer and a triple that triggered
Philadelphia to a 6-4 victory over
Atlanta and a sweep of a twi-
night doubleheader yesterday.
Brandt, starting his second
game in the last 15, slanuned his
first home run of the season for a
1-0 lead in the third inning of
the nightcap and tripled home the
first tally in a five-run fifth that
iced the game.
Major League
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MALE HELP-Summer Jobs-Riviters.
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WANTED-Male grad student with car.
Apt, with garage in exchange for
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$1 FOR 1 HR. Register Voters. Call 663-
0553. H24
SALESMAN to start June 1st. Profes.
sional opportunity, married 22-30
Bacheros degree, Phone 453-4030 for
interview. H41
COMPUTER PROGRAMMER
Position avail, for computer program-
mer to work on FORTRAN, UMAP,
and IBM 360 coding and data man-
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math 473 or equiv. exp. Full or half
time. Call 764-2115 to make appt. for
Interview. H21
PERSONAL
HAIR REMOVAL
Done by electrolysis. Information avail-
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764-5140. FI
1 MALE GRAD from Cornell-Math-
seeks roommate(s) for fall, Call
Steve, 761-6229, after 5. F10
FOR RENT
SCHOLARS
on campus
ONE MAN-TWO MAN-COUPLES
Tastefully furnished new apartments
with concrete walls and ceilings
to insure quite and privacy.
Phone: 662-7961 afternoons & evenings
C24
KITTENS LOOKING for good home
Males and females, housebroken, very
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761-0637. 017
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To work at The Daily.
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Local 313
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Call NO 2-9602, evenings. F11
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709 Packard
Open 9 a.m, to Midnight
HA RITON HOSE-Fall Rental-One of
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at a reasonable price. 1 block from
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M' Netters Advance to
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Baltimore 8, New York 0
Detroit 4, Washington 3
Boston at Cleveland (rain)
Kansas City 5-1, Minnesota 2-6
Chicago 5-1, California 1-2
TODAY'S GAMES
Minnesota at Kansas City (n)
California at Chicago
Washington at Detroit (n)
Boston at Cleveland (n)
New York at Baltimore (n)
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Aug. 23. Color TV, swimming pool
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Also other modern furnished 1, 2 and
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CAMPUS MANAGEMENT
662-7787 days 761-4018 eves. & Sun
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MODERN 2 BDRM. APTS.
Leasing for Fall and Summer Sublets
Call 662-7961, afternoons
and evenings.
C25
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5 students. Avail, for fall occupancy.
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Still a few apts. avail. for summer.
APARTMENTS LIMITED
663-0511
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JULY-AUG. SUBLET-Space for male
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410 OBSERVATORY-Need 2 Girls to
share 4-man. Air-conditioned. $35/mo.
761-2728. Ull
SUMMER SUBLET-2nd half-2-bdrms.,
air-cond. Good location. Best offer.
Call Judy Hertz, 764-1224 days; 761-
3914 evenings. U12
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pus. Air-cond., furn. Reasonable. Call
665-0901. U13
SUMMER SUBLET IIIB-Large 2-bed-
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Univ., No. 8. 662-7386. U14
FANTASTIC, DELUXE four-man apart-
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summer. Brand new, air-cond., sac-
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SUMMER SUBLET-1335 S. Univ., Apt.
E. 1 man. $40/mo. Call 663-9100. U9
GIRL NEEDED for roommate June 25-
Aug. 25; 2 bedroom, 2-man apt. Call
761-7473. U8-
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man, inside parking, swimming pool.
air-conditioned, etc. Call 663-8225. U6
SUMMER SUBLET-Spacious-3 rm. apt.,
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Aug. 23. Color TV, swimming pool
available. $40 per month sacrifice.
Call 761-3576, ask for Clarence or
Alan, or call 764-0552, ask for Clar-
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521 WALNUT - Large furnished room
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U5
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Jim Collins, 663-2644. U43
NOW A"7AILABLE
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NOWI1 U50
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Special To The Daily
MIAMI--After the first day of
competition in the NCAA Tennis
Tournament here yesterday Mich-
igan's record stands at two wins,
one loss, and one incomplete
match.
The four Wolverines selected by
Coach Bill Murphy to compete in
the tournament - Karl Hedrick,
Jerry Stewart, Ed Waits, and Ron
Teeguarden - opened yesterday
with first round singles play and
begin doubles competition today.
Waits, Hedrick Win
In the completed matches Waits
and Hedrick both advanced to the
second round after winning in
straight sets. Hedrick topped John
McCabe of Stanford, 7-5, 6-2; and
Waits whipped his opponent, Fred
Suessman of California State at
Long Beach, 6-1, 6-2.
In the one Wolverine setback,
Teeguarden won the first set but
was upended by Fred Berli of Pan
American, 4-6, 9-7, 6-2.
In the remaining match Stewart
won the first set 6-2 in his con-
test with Rick Chase of Florida,
but dropped a marathon second
set 11-9 after which the match
was called because of darkness.
The match will be completed to-
day.
In today's first round doubles
USC, Texas
Win In College
World Series
By The Associated Press
OMAHA-Top-ranked Southern
California started its quest of the
college world series baseball crown
by beating North Carolina 6-2 last
night with an opportunistic seven-
hit attack behind John Stewart's
pitching.
Second-ranked Ohio State met
Oklahoma State in the final first-
round game of the 20th NCAA
action, Hedrick and Stewart, the
Big Ten number one doubles
championship duo, will team up
and Waits and Teeguarden will be
paired.
Unlike the Big Ten champion-
ships the NCAA does not have sep-
arate brackets for each position
on the team and only one singles
and one doubles title are awarded.
The team totals after the first
day's action show Southern Cali-
fornia leading with four points
followed by several other teams at
three and two points each. One
point is awarded for each match
won, and Michigan currently
stands at two points pending the
completion of Stewart's first-
round match.
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
New York 5-1, St. Louis 2-4
Philadelphia 6-6, Atlanta 2-4
San Francisco 8, Chicago 0
Houston 9, Los Angeles 6 (11 inn)
Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 4
TODAY'S GAMES
St. Louis at New York
Atlanta at Philadelphia (n)
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (n)
Houston at Los Angeles (n)
Chicago at San Francisco
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FEDERATION TRACK MEET:
Soudek, Westfield Score;
Wolverines Fail To Place
Michigan's entrants in the U. S.
Track and Field Federation meet
performed below par and failed to
place, but two former Wolverine
thinclads now competing for the
Ann Arbor Track Club managed
to pick up points in the meet at
Terre Haute last weekend.
Ernst Soudek took a second
place in the discus and Bryan
Westfield took a sixth in the 440-
yard intermediate hurdles to gain
spots in the National AAU cham-
pionships and a chance to com-
pete for a berth on the United
States team in the annual dual
meet with Russia if the AAU-
NCAA dispute is settled.
Soudek Takes Second
Soudek flipped the platter 183'
3" to finish behind Gary Carlsen
of Southern California, who won
the event with a meet record of
191' 7%". Carlsen topped the old
record of 186' 9%1" set by Stan-
ford's Bob Stocker last year.
classed in the half-mile event in
which Jim Ryun of Kansas set a1
new world record of 1:44.9-failed
to make the finals.
Wolverines George CanamareI
and Rick Hunt both had marks
far below their previous bests as
Canamare failed to clear 14' in the
pole vault and Hunt could not top
6' 4" in the high jump.
In the event billed as the meet's
highlight U. S. record-holder
Ryun ran a 4:02.8 mile. Ryun, who_
had run in the half mile trials
and set a world record in the 880
finals on Friday won the event but
disappointed fans hoping for a
world record or at least a sub
four-minute mile.
Jayhawks Win
The Jayhawk Track Club, com-
posed of Kansas freshmen plus
the varsity team, ran away with
the team title with 77 points to
runner-up New Mexico's 55 and
Brigham Young's 50.
Most of the athletes who par-
ticipated in the meet will be com-
peting in the NCAA meet in In-
dianapolis this weekend, and if'
the AAU dispute is settled, the
best will go to New York for the
AAU championships, June 25-26.
Besides Ryun's half-mile record
another world record was shatter-
ed over the weekend when Tommy
Smith of San Jose State set a-
mark of 20 seconds flat for theI
220-yard dash around a curve in
the Sacramento Invitational Sat-
urday. Smith already holds the
pending world record for the
straightaway 220 with a :19.5
clocking.
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BIKES AND SCOOTERS
1965 HONDA 160-Black with chrome
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'65 YAMAHA, YDS3, 5 speed, $450, with
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NORTH CAMPUS RIDERS-Can't hold
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FOR SALE - 1958 Lambretta scooter
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7972. Z49
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USED CARS
tourney. Westfield also finished behind
USC grabbed a 4-0 lead with a record-breaker in his event.
the help of walks and errors, then Westfield was clocked at :53.3 in
belted four hits in the sixth in- the event won in the record time
ning, one a booming triple by of :50.8 by Colgate's Richard
Buddy Gordon for a 6-0 bulge. Johnson.
Stewart, an Atlanta draftee, was In other events entered by
touched for nine hits, all singles,.AATC athletes the mile relay
but walked only one and both team of Kent Bernard, George
North Carolina runs were un- Wade, Dave Romain, and West-
earned. The victory was the 15th field finished seventh in the seven
for the right-hander. team finals-one place out of the
Southern Cal's record now is money-and Michigan freshman
53-7 against college teams and Gary Knickerbocker failed to qual-
47-9 including exhibitions with ify in the high jump.,
pros. The Tarheels are 21-12. No Michigan Scorers
In the afternoon session, Texas For Michigan, Jack Harvey
upset third-ranked Arizona 5-1 failed to place in the shot put
and St. John's of New York beat and Cecil Norde-hopelessly out-
Northeastern of Boston 5-3 on a - -
three-run triple in the eighth by
Richie Freund and Larry Musin- _ _
ske's two-hit relief job.
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Air-conditioned, carpeted, luxuriously
furnished. Two or three man bi-levels
offer two full floors of living space.
Equally uxurious efficiency units still
available. Paved and covered parking.
Call 665-8866
afternoons and evenings
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2 FEMALE ROOMMATES WANTED FOR
FALL to share mod. 4-man apt, at
S.U. and Washtenaw. Call Sydney,
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 342-4659, 022
ALPINE SUNBEAM 1966, 8,000 miles,
perfect, wire wheels, radio, tonneau,
British racing green, Chrysler 5 yr.-
50,000 mile warranty. Domestic tran-
quility forces sale at $1995. Call 761-
3564, after 5:30 p.m. N7
18-HOLE MINIATURE GOLF
DRIVING RANGE
Hours:
Sun.-Thurs. 11 A.M.-10 P.M.
Fri. & Sat. 10 A.M.-1 1 P.M.
TEE & SKI
2455 S. State
Pit Stop Garag'e
Ashley and Miller
668-9829
Servicing
European Cars Efficiently
Handling GULF OIL Products
and
KENDALL RACING OILS
With fill up, we give
Double Top Value Stamps
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Passport Pictures
Application Pictures
Group Pictures
Wedding Pictures
Available at any timeI
Ready Quickly
CALL NO 3-6966
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If you do you'll get right over to Ann Arbor Bank to open your
Specialcheck checking account. Why? Because it's the most eco-
nomical checking account available for you if you write just a
few checks a month. With Specialcheck account you just pay 10c
for each check you write and that's all! There's no service charge
or minimum balance required, and no charge in advance for
check-books. See Ann Arbor Bank about your Specialcheck check-
ing account.
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