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FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1966

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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BRITISH OPEN SECOND ROUND:
Nickaus Leads Field with 137

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By The Associated Press
MUIRFIELD, Scotland - Jack
Nicklaus subjugated Muirfield's
6,887-yard, par 71 seaside links
yesterday with a four-under-par
67 to seize the lead at the half-
way mark of the British Open
Golf Championship he has never
won.
The Golden Bear from Colum-
bus, Ohio, tacked his rousing
round onto his opening 70 for
137, just one shot ahead of Eng-
land's master golfer, Peter Butler.
Nicklaus charged into the lead
after Butler had cracked out a
65, shattering Muirfield's record
of 66 held jointly by Henry Cotton
way back in 1948 and Phil Rogers
of La Jolla, Calif., who equalled
it in the morning,
Three at 140
Rodgers, Harold Henning of
South Africa and Kel Nagle ofI
Australia were directly behind at
140. Doug Sanders of Jai, Calif.,
and Ronnie Shade, Scotish ama-
teur champion, stood at 141. Bruce
Devlin of Australia was at 142,
The cut-off of the field of 130 to
bring it down to low 55 and ties
was established at 150 and ties,
which produced 64 players who
will continue on in the 18 hole
rounds today and Saturday.

Eight of the 10 Americans quali-
fied for the remainder of the trip.
They included Julius Boros, Mid-
Pines, N.C., 144; Arnold Palmer,
Latrobe, Pa., and Dick Sikes,
Springdale, Ark., 145; Tony Lema,
San Leandro, Calif., 147, and Dave
Marr, Litchfield Park., Ariz., at
149.
Player Slips to 74
There were no major surprises
in the 36-hole knockout. But Gary
Player of South Africa, who won
his British Open crown here at
Muirfield in 1959, disappointed
with 72-74-146. And Lema, the
1964 champion at St. Andrews, was
struggling with his 71-76--147.
Palmer looked for a while as
though he was en route to a com-
manding position with a first nine
of 33, including an eagle, but he
slid on the back nine for a prosaic
72 to go with Wednesday's equally
uninspiring 73. He has had 36
putts in both rounds and said
glumly: "That's too many."
Nicklaus Satisfied
Nicklaus, on the other hand,
had only 32 putts and was in
charge with every club in the bag.
"I was pretty much in com-
mand of my game," he said. "I
knew what the ball was going to
do."
He used his driver only four'

times but was so long with his
shorter woods and irons that it
made little difference. He got into
big jungle rough once but came
cracking out and still got his par.
Eight Break Par
In contrast to Wednesday when
only Nicklaus and England's
Jimmy Hitchcock broke par with
70's, eight golfers accomplished
it yesterday. They included But-
ler's 65. Rodgers' 66, Nicklaus' 67,
Nagle's 68, Henning, Devlin and
Doug Sewell of England with 69,
and Sanders and Shade with 70's.
The reason was the shift in
weather. A west wind blew up,
presenting an entirely new course
from the Muirfield of Wednesday
when the east wind was coming
off the Firth of Forth. Clouds and
sunshine alternated but the threat
of rain held off, save for an oc-
casional drop or two.
Player's Mark May Fall
At the rate Nicklaus was play-
ing, Gary Player's 284 at Muirfield

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By The Associated Press third for the Reds. Tom Haller
 Cubs Edge Pirates !had a solo homer for the Giants
MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL --tth
Al Kaline ripped a two-run homer CHICAGO-Ernie Banks' dou- in the seventh.
off Jim (Mudcat) Grant, helping ble and Ron Santo's single trig-
the Detroit Tigers to a 4-3 victory gered a three-run seventh inning Chicago Whips Nats
over Minnesota last night. that carried the Chicago Cubs to
D a v e Wickersham scattered a 5-4 victory over Pittsburgh yes- WASHINGTON-John Romano
seven hits until the ninth inning terday. rapped a pair of doubles and bat-
when Rich Rollins led off with a With the Cubs trailing 3-2, ted in two runs and Don Buford'
homer, cutting the Tigers' lead to Santo singled after one out in the and Tommy Agee each collected
one run. John Podres relieved seventh and scored the tying run three hits as the Chicago White
Wickersham, but the Tigers need- on Banks' two-bagger. Byron Sox outlasted the Washington

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ed further relief help from Fred
Gladding before nailing the vic-
tory.
Kaline's 18th homer, in the
third, following Norm Cash's sin-
gle, climaxed a seven-hit Tiger
barrage in the first three innings
against Grant, who absorbed his
12th defeat against five victories.
Willie Horton, who doubled
home Jim Northrup for the Tigers'
first run in the second, doubled
again after Kaline's homer to
finish Grant.
Mets Smash Phils
PHILADELPHIA - The New
York Mets blew a five-run lead,
then battled back for three runs'
in the ninth on two walks and
doubles by Al Luplow and Larry
Elliot to beat the Philadelphia
Phillies 9-6 yesterday. Luplow sent
in the winning run and Elliot
drove in two more.
It was the second straight vic-
tory for the Mets over the Phils.
In the wild game, the Mets led
6-1 for 31 innings, largely on
a Jerry Grote's two-run homer in
the second and Roy McMillan's
two-run double in the fourth.
The Phils got one run in the
first on Johnny Callison's solo
homer, and then tied it up by the
eighth inning. Bob Uecker's solo
home run off Ron Gardner even-
* ed the score at 6-6. It was Ueck-
er's fifth.
Tony Taylor also had a solo
home run for the Phils in the
sixth.
MANTLE OMITTED:
Mele Alston
All-Star Tea
By The Associated Press
BOSTON-Mickey Mantle, the
New York Yankees' aging and
ailing but still dangerous slugger,
was left off the American League
All-Star team for the first time
in 13 years today as the squad
was filled for the annual classic
with the National League next
Tuesday at St. Louis.
Minnesota Manager Sam Mele,
who will direct the American All-
Stars in St. Louis' Busch stadium,
named Carl Yastrzemski of the
Boston Red Sox, Rocky Colavito
of the Cleveland Indians and
rookie Tommie Agee of the Chi-
cago White Sox as reserve out-
fielders.
The 35-year-old Mantle, who
ranks seventh in baseball's all-
time home run derby with 488,
reportedly was omitted by Mele at
the request of the Yankees.
Mele picked the Twins' Earl
Battey and Baltimore rookie Andy
Etchebarren to back up starting
catcher Bill Freehan of Detroit.
Mele followed the voting in pick-
ing Norm Cash of Detroit as his
first baseman behind rookie start-
er George Scott of Boston; second
havac Rnhhvn Mearisnn of

Browne's single scored pinch-run-
ner Don Kessinger. Brown regis-
tered the third run of the frame
later on an error and Randy
Hundley's sacrifice fly.
Santo has hit safely in 30 of
his last 31 games.
The Pirates ganged up on start-
er Curt Simmons for a 3-0 lead
before anybody was retired in the
third. Jose Pagan's homer fol-
lowed a walk toDon Clendenon
in the second. Roberto Clemente's
single scored Gene Alley in the
third before Ferguson Jenkins res-
cued Simmons.
The Pirates picked up a fourth
run on Manny Mota's homer lead-
ing off the eighth against Billy
Hoeft.
* , ,
SF Wins on Homers
SAN FRANCISCO - Two-run
homers by Tito Fuentes, Willie
Mays and Cap Peterson brought
the San Francisco Giants from a
five-run deficit to a 7-5 victory
yesterday over the Cincinnati
Reds, who took their ninth straight
defeat.
Fuentes homered in the third
with pitcher Ray Sadecki, who
had doubled, aboard to make it,
5-2. Then Mays hit his 20th homer
and 525th of his career in the fifth
to make it 5-4. Peterson followed,
in the same inning to put the
Giants ahead.
Fuentes was on when Mays con-
nected, and Willie McCovey wasj
aboard when Fuentes homered.
Don Pavletich doubled home two
runs in the first and Leo Carde-
nas hit a three-run homer in the

seniators c-5 last night.

Tommy John was coasting be-
hind an eight-run lead when the
Senators struck for three runs
in the seventh. One was scored onI
a bases-loaded walk to Bo Saver-
ine, another on a double play and
the third on Fred Valentine's dou-#
ble.
Hoyt Wilhelm took over after
Ken Harrelson led off the Wash-
ington eighth with his eighth
home run. Don Lock homered off
Wilhelm,'and Juan Pizarro had
to be called on after singles by;
Ed Brinkman and pinch hitter
Willie Kirkland. Pizarro retired
pinch-hitter Jim King on a pop.
Imks Top Boston
NEW YORK - Mickey Mantle
capped a five-run New York up-
rising in the ninth inning with a
two-out, three-run homer, giving
the Yankees a 5-2 victory over the
Boston Red Sox last night.
Boston's Rollie Sheldon had a
six-hit shutout going into the
ninth inning when, with one out,
he walked two men and was re-
placed by Don McMahon.
McMahon was greeted by aj
pinch single by Jake Gibbs which
scored one run and moved the
other runner to third. Tom Tresh
tied it with a sacrifice fly. Bobby
Richardson followed with a sin-
gle and Mantle ended it with his
homer into the right field seats.
Major League
Standings1
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pct. GB
Baltimore 56 27 .675 -
Detroit 47 33 .588 71.
Cleveland 45 34 .570 9
California 44 37 .543 11
Chicago 38 42 .475 16y'A
Minnesota 38 44 .463 172
Kansas City 36 45 .444 19
New York 35 44 ,443 19
Washington 35 48 .422 21
Boston 32 52 .381 24Y-
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
New York 5, Boston 2
Chicago 8, Washington 5
tetroIt 4, Minnesota 3
Only games scheduled s1
TODAY'S GAMES
Detroit at Minnesota (n)
Cleveland at Kansas City (n)
Caittornia at Baltimore (n)
Washington at New York (2, t-n)
Chicago at Boston (n)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pct. GB
San Francisco 52 32 .619 -
Pittsburgh 48 33 .593 2!/3
Los Angeles 46 34 .575 4
Philadelphia 44 38 .537 7
Houston 43 39 .534 8
St. Louis :38 41 .481 11',
Atlanta 39 46 .459 13?
Cincinnati 36 44 .450 14
New York 35 44 .443 142
Chicago 25 55 .313 25
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
New York 9, Philadelphia 6
Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 4
j San Francisco 7, Cincinnati 5
Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 2
Only games scheduled
TODAY'S GAMESl
New York at Pittsburgh (2, t-n)
Piladelphia at Chicago
houston at St. Louis (n)
Atlanta at Los Angeles (n)
Cincinnati at San F rancisco (n)
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iComplete
m Lineups
chosen; Cleveland three, Cali-
fornia, Boston and New York two
each, and Chicago, Kansas City
and Washington one each.
* * *
National League
CINCINNATI - The National
League's 25-man All-Star squad
was completed yesterday with the
selection of 10 more players, in-
cluding Los Angeles' Jim Lefebvre
to replace Houston's injured Joe
Morgan as the starting second
baseman.
The selections were made by
Dodger Manager Walter Alston,
who picked Felipe Alou of Atlanta
as a reserve first baseman al-
though he received votes as an
outfielder in the players' poll. Al-
ston will manage the Nationals in
the game Tuesday at St. Louis.
Alston named outfielders Willie
Stargell of Pittsburgh, Curt Flood
of St. Louis and Richie Allen of
Philadelphia to back up the start-
ing outfield of Hank Aaron of
Atlanta, Willie Mays of San Fran-
cisco and Roberto Clemente of
Pittsburgh.
Additional players selected were
shnrinn ivurr Will nf T osAn.

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