Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, July 17, 1971 ..pag. ih.H.MCIA ALYStraJuy ,17 Astro triple play By The Associated Press HOUSTON - Roger Metzger led a 14-hit assault with three hits and scored three runs and the Houston turned in the first triple play in the team's his- tory as the Astros hammered the New York Mets 9-4 last night. Jack Billingham, with ninth- inning relief help from Fred Gladding, boosted his record to 5-8. Noland Ryan, 8-7, the first of four New York pitchers, gave up three first-inning runs and took the loss, Red Sax slug BOSTON - Rico Petrocelli, Joe Lahoud and Reggie Smith ripped two-run homers last night, leading the Boston Red Sox to a 9-4 victory over Min- nesota. - vinP ' b" " t 1 2 "'d' x xra beats Mets 4 --Associated Press zonny bieoerL , -4 a SOMEBODY DOESN'T trust San Francisco pitcher Gaylord cruising along with a four-hit- ter before the Twis erupted liss Perry. Before allowing him to start yesterday's game against the ninth inning for all their Cincinnati all four impires went out and inspected Perry's uni- runs, including a two-run shot form. The Reds think that Perry throws a spitball but the verdict by Leo Cardenas and a solo was innocent last night. homer by Jim Nettles. LEAVES PATRIOTS: Kapp quits in contract dispute Braves scalp ATLANTA - Ralph Garr's third hit of the game, a run- scoring single in the fifth inn- ing, snapped a 1-1 deadlock and knuckleballer Phil Niekro recorded his 10th victory of the year last night as the Atlanta Braves trimmed Los Angeles 3-1. Niekro started the two-run rally off Don Sutton, 9-8, when he beat out an infield single, advanced to second on a throw- ing error and scored the tie- breaking run when Garr laced his single to right. Gants edge CINCINNATI -_ Jerry John- son came out of the San Fran- cisco bullpen last night to put down a ninth-inning uprising as the Giants edged Cincinnati 4-3, snapping the Reds' five- game winning streak. Yanks bubble NEW YORK-Home runs by Ron Blomberg and Bobby Mur- er and a strong relief job by Lindy McDaniel paced the New York Yankees to a 7-4 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers last niglst. The Yankees who blew a 3-0 lead built on Blomberg's first- inning three-run homer, called on McDaniel with the basses loaded and none out in the sixth to protect a 6-3 edge and he did so at the cost of one run on a sacrifice fly to Rob Ellis. Pirates triumph PITTSBURGH - Bob Rob- ertson snapped a tie with his 17th home run in the eighth inning, carrying the torrid Pitts- burgh Pirates to a 2-1 tri- umph over the San Diego Pa- dres last night. Wlite Sax win WASHINGTON -- Bill Mel- ton hit a towering home run and Tommy John pitched a five hitter last night as the Chicago White Sox defeated Washington 2-0. Cards crunch ST LOUIS - Rcggie Cleve- land pitched a five-hitter and St. Louis converted two Mon- treal errors into four runs as the Cardinals whipped the Ex- jos 6-0 last night. lBalhiet slips in Pub liux PHOENIX (WPi - Two of the three leaders faltered early in the third round yesterday of the U.S. Public Links Golf Championship. Gary Balliet, 21-year-old Uni- versity of Michigan golfer whot led after the second round with even-par 144, hooked his drive off the first tee yesterday into thte center of a msesquite bush. He scored a seven on the hole, and made the turn at 41, five over par. Archie Dadian, a former tour pro from South Milwaukee who trailed Balliet by one stroke go- ing into yesterday's r o u n d, scored a 40 on the first nine in the third round. Fred Haney, 22, Portland, Ore., who was tied with Dadian at the start of the day, scored a 37 on the front nine. R o b e r t Blemberg, Alameda, Calif., who was four strokes off the pace after Thursday, carded a 34 on the front nine of the 6,956-yard Papago Golf Course, ! 4 AMHERST. Mass. c't'-Quar- yesterday that Kapp merely h:d terback Joe Kapp packed his signed "a pro-tempore agree- bags and quit the New England ment" to enable him to play for Patriots yesterday, refusing to the Patriots. sign a National Football League A club spokesman said Kapp standard players' contract. had refused to sign the stan- In a brief statement, the club dard players' contract on the said: advice of his attorney, John El- "The Patriots have been noti- liott Cook of San Francisco. fied by the commissioner's of- Kapp held a brief impromptu fice that Joe Kapp cannot work news conference when he ar- out with the club until he signs rived at his home and found a standard players' contract." photographers waiting. "I have Kapp was signed as a free absolutely no comment on ques- agent by the Patriots last Octo- tions which I am sure you want ber after he played out his con- to ask," Kapp told newsmen. tract with the Minnesota Vik- "However, I do want to say I ings in 1969. He reportedly want to play football." signed a three-year contract for Kapp said he was "following $500,000. my attorney's advice." He re- However, the Patriots disclosed fused further comment. 4M Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONALLEAGUE E~ast IEast WV L. Pet. 0G11 W L Pet, tB Baltimore 56 :32 .636 - Pittsburgh 59 31 .656 - Boston 51 37 .580 5 Chicago 49 41 .544 10, Detroit 47 40 .540 8'1 New York 47 41 .534 11 New York 42 48 .467 15 t. Louis 48 43 .527 11t Clevtand 39 5' .429 18'.." Philadeltia 39 52 .429 2t', Washinttn 3 :3s .398.to2ti Mntral :35 St6.385 245 West west Oakland 55 31 .648 - San Francisco 56 36 .609 - Kansas City 44 42 .512 12 Los Angeles 50 42 .543 6 Minneota 41 48 .461 16'1 Houston 44 45 .494 101', Califonia 42 St .452 17's Atlanta 43 49 .47 9 1 Chicago 39 48 .448 17 1 Cincinnati 42 52 .447 15 Milwaukee 38 49 .437 180. San Diego 33 59 .359 23 Yesterday's Results Yesterday's Results Baltimore at California, inc. St. Louis 6, Montreal 0 Cleveland 8, Kansas City 4 Houston9New York 4 Detroit at Oakland, inc. Chicago 11, Philadelphia 2 Chicago 2, Washington 0 Atlanta 3, Los Angeles 1 Boston 9, Minnesota 4 Pittsburgh 2, San Diego 1 New York 7, Milwaukee 4 San Francisco 4, Cincinnati 3 Today's Games Today's Games Chicago at New York, 2 Philadelphia at Chicago Milwaukee at Boston, 2, day-night San Diego at Pittsburgh Cleveland at Kansas City San Francisco at Cincinnati, night. Detroit at Oakland Los Angeles at Atlanta Minnesota at Washington, night. Nw York at Houston, night Baltimore at California, night Montreal at St. Louis, night. Daily Classifieds Get Results 4 OLYY176Y * ODYEY* c0 SATURDAY, JULY 17 featuring o MyFriends 0 no increase in price 50c cover 9:30-1:30 A.M. 208 W. Huron 0 *OY T *O Yi5 rY* aIOWfk SQY "It's not a question of money," a club spokesman said. "He's very satisfied." The spokesman said he did not know the reasons for Kapp's refusal to sign. "This is unbelievable," mOen- eral Manager Upton Bell said. "It is a monumental disap- pointment," said Patriots Pres- ident Billy Sullivan. The Patriots emphasized that Kapp still is their property. Sul- livan said he had been advised of the situation regarding Kapp at the NFL meetings in New York in May. Kapp left less than 24 hsours after the Patriots announced signing of their No. 1 draft choice, Jim Plunkett, Stanford's star quarterback and Hiesman Trophy winner. Grandmasters agree to draw MOSCOW P) - Soviet grandmasters Viktor Korchnoi and Tigran Petrosyan agreed to a draw yesterday in their sixth semifinal match in the World Chess Challenger's Tourna- ment. The game was adjourned Thursday night after the 41st move. The two opponents agreed to the draw yesterday without resuming play. It was the sixth straight draw in the battle between the two Soviet players. 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