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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Friday, July 9, 1971
Tigers tumble Yankees, 3-1
By The Associated Press
DETROIT - Rookie Bill Gil-
breth hurled a three-hitter and
gained his second victory in
three starts as the Detroit Ti-
gers downed the New York
Yankees 3-1 last night.
The Tigers jumped on New
York starter Steve Kline for two
runs in the opening inning.
Singles by Aurelio Rodriguez
and Norm Cash, followed by
Willie Horton's slicing double
produced the first run, then
Cash scored on Bill Freehan's
grounder.
Freehan slammed his 11th
homer leading off in fourth in-
ning,
lighted a three-run, third-in-
ning rally that boosted the San
Francisco Giants to a 4-2 vic-
tory over the Houston Astros
yesterday behind John Cumber-
land's six-hit pitching.
Singles by Chris Speier and
Tito Fuentes triggered the
three-run third. Willie McCovey,
just off the disabled list, walk-
ed with one out, loading the
bases.
Bonds then cracked a soft
liner down the right field line
for a double.. Ken Henderson
was walked immediately, load-
ing the bases, and Dietz drove
in his second run with a force
Chuck Dobson, backed by a
fine defense and a four-run sec-
ond inning rally, posted his
eighth victory yesterday by
pitching a five-hitter as the
Oakland A's defeated the Chi-
cago White Sox 4-2.
The A's big second inning
opened with T o m m y Davis
reaching first on an error by
Melton. Sal Bando singled Davis
to thir dand Dave Duncan sin-
gled for the first run. Larry
Brown doubled home a run, an-
other scored on Dick Green's
sacrifice fly and Angel Mangual
singled home the final run.
grounder. Birds bump Nats
Giants axe Astros WASHINGTON-Frank Rob-
SAN FRANCISCO - Bobby A inson and Merv Rettenmund
Bonds' two-run double high- C H I C AG O - Undefeated each cracked three-run home
BRITISH OPEN ACTION:
revn isJaklnfor ldk
Tre v1n10ties' ack :t or ea
runs in support of Mike Cuel-
lar's six-hit pitching and the
Baltimore Orioles defeated the
Washington Senators 7-3 last
night.
Robinson's home run was the
2,500th hit of his major league
career and moved him to within
a dozen of the coveted 500-
homer goal. -
Bosox blitz Indians
CLEVELAND - Rookie Bob
Montgomery rifled his first
home run of the year, a two-run
shot with two out in the ninth
inning, to lift the Boston Red
Sox to a 5-3 victory over the
Cleveland Indians last night.
Montgomery connected off re-
liever Vince Colbert, snapping a
3-3 tie after Bill Conigliaro
singled.
Bucs bash Reds
PITTSBURGH-Rookie Bruce
Kison, in his second major
league appearance, pitched the
surging Pittsburgh Pirates to a
7-1 victory over the Cincinnati
Reds last night, with relief help
from Dave Giusti, who notched
his 18th save.
The Pirates led 5-0 after
seven innings with Kison hold-
ing the Reds to three singles.
Kaline added
to All-Star list
BOSTON (IP) - Al Kaline of
the Detroit Tigers was named to
the American League All-Star
team for the 17th time and Har-
mon Killebrew of the Minnesota
Twins for the 13th yesterday as
Manager Earl Weaver completed
his squad for next Tuesday's
game with the National League
in Detroit.
Catcher Bill Freehan of the
Tigers was chosen for the eighth
time, while Washington slugger
For the latest antics of the
long-lost slugger Curt Flood and
some championship chess tid-
bits, see Fage 11.
Frank Howard was picked for a
fourth appearance as the Sena-
tors' only representative.
Others added were catcher
Thurman Munson of the New
York Yankees; infielders Leo
Cardenas of the Twins, Cookie
Rojas of the Kansas City Royals
and Bill Melton of the Chicago
White Sox, and outfielders Bob-
by Murcer of the Yankees, Amos
Otis of Kansas City and Don *
Buford of the Baltimore Orioles.
SOUTHPORT, England (A') -
Victory-hungry Lee Tr e v i n o
knocked in a 45-foot putt for an
eagle three on the final hole
yesterday and tied bright young
Briton Tony Jacklin for the sec-
ond-round lead in the British
Open Golf Championship.
Trevino, already holder of the
United States and Canadian
Open titles, tossed hiscap into
the air and threw his head back
in exultation as he completed a
fantastic finish in the lengthen-
ing shadows on the Royal Birk-
dale links.
The flamboyant M e x i c a n-
American, gunning for an un-
precedented sweep of three na-
tional titles in four weeks,
matched Jacklin's three-under-
par 70 for 139, seven strokes
under par after two trips over
the rolling, 7,080-yard, par-73
layout hard by the Irish Sea.
Just one stroke back of them,
at 140, was an Oriental outsider,
Liang Huan Lu of Taiwan, a
35-year-old considered lit t 1e
more than an oddity in this
oldest of all the world's golf
championships.
Then came a couple of mildly
unhappy Americans, defending
champion Jack Nicklaus and
1970 Player of the Year Billy
Casper.
Even though both had their
putting problems on the fickle,
tricky, bumpy greens of this
treacherous, demanding layout,
they still were in strong conten-
tion at 142, four under par and
three strokes off the lead.
"Well, fallas, I feel like I'm
gonna do it again," the brash
and breezy Trevino said after
his electrifying putt on the final
green, a putt that brought a
huge roar from the vast gallery
surrounding the hole.
"I know I'm fighting the law
of averages-but I've been fight-
ing the law of averages all my
life," said the stocky, swarthy
guy who swaggered his way out
of obscurity and poverty only a
few short years ago to carve out
a place as one of the game's
greatest stars and most popular
Major League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East
W L Pet.
Baltimore 52 31 .627
Boston 49 34 .590
Detroit 45 30 .542
New York 38 47 .447
Cleveland 37 48 .435
Washington 33 50 .398
West
Oakland 54 29 .651.
KansasdCity 41 39 .519
Minnesota 39 45 .464
California 40 48 .455
Milwaukee 36 45 .444
Chicago 35 40 .432
Yesterday's Results
Oakland 4, Chicago I
Calitornia 7, Minnesota 4
Baltimore 7, washington 3
Boston 5, Cleveland 3
Detroit 3, New York 1
Milwaukee 2, Kansas City I
Today's Games
Detroit at washington
Cleveland at Baltimore
Boston at New York
Milwaukee at Chicago
Kansas City at Minnesota
California at Oakland
GB
3
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16
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11
15%
16? r
17
18
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East
W L Pet.
Pittsburgh 55 31 .640
New York 46 36 .561
Chicago 44 30 .537
St. Louis 42 42 .500
Philadelphia 36 49 .424
Montreal 33 51 .393
west
San Franci'sco 53 34 .609
Los Angeles 48 38 .558
Houston 43 40 .518
Atlanta 44 46 .489
Cincinnati 37 51 .420
san Diego 30 55 .353
Yes.terday's Results
San Francisco 4, Houston2s
Philadelphia 7, Montreal 5
Pttsburgh 7, Cincinnati I
Chicago at Los Angeles, inc.
Other clubs not scheduled
Today's Games
Houston at St. Louis
Montreal at Philadelphia
Atlanta at Pittsburgh
New York at Cincinnati
Chicago at San Diego
San Francisco at Los Angeles
GB
7
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18t,
21
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10
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21'.
-Associated Press
LEE TREVINO really kicks up a storm on the final hole of yes-
terday's second round of the British Open Golf Championship.
The gleeful Mexican sank a 45-foot putt on that hole for an eagle
three to tie Britain's Tony Jacklin for the lead.
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