Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 42

2 The Sioux City Sunday Journal, Aug. 6, 1 967 ON THE PGA TOUR By JOEL GOLDSTRAND Packers Use Passing, Defense for 27-0 Win Sodrac Park Racing A'S NUDGE NEW YORK KANSAS CITY (AP) Jake PUTT-criiic Around SATURDAY RESULTS Hazeltine Is 'Winner' Minnesota now has a truly championship golf course and CHICAGO (AP) The Green FIRST (C) Miss Krvino (21 Quln. 11 420 3 60 2.80 Still Foroe (1) 3.20 3.20 Gibbs muffed the throw at home plate on Ted Kubiak's squeeze bunt in the 12th inning, allowing i a ji i Quanon Tea (7) the area Deoole will be rewarded in just three years when the AMERICAN LEAGUE Quit). 50.10 SECOND (T) Wind Lee (I) Jackie Bud (4) 190 4.80 United States Open, comes to Hazeltine National Golf Club in Won Lut Pet. Behind Bay Packers, champions of professional football, rolled with ease behind the passing of Bart Starr in the first half and men 12.00 7.001 Mike Hershberger to score the RonMochow iniCOOO S- -3 Lodv Troubles (7) 6.20 Boston 43 .54 I I I II II winning run as Kansas City Chaska.

Hazeltine was the site of this year Minnesota uassio and I think it will be a good site for the Open. rerrecto poia yi. DAILY DOUBLE PAID 41.00 Philadelphia Homers Sink Astros, 10-3 nipped New York 3-2 and Detroit 56 48 Minnesoto 56 46 xCalltornla 5 7 50 ,533 xWosflinglon 52 55 .486 Cleveland 49 57 462 THIRD (D) Quln. 10.00 3 4 4 4'j Wt coasted to a 27-0 victory over It has the tvoe of holes which you can really S.OD 280 2. dropped the Yankees into the L.U 'S loot 13) Ruby Rush (21 Hoooy Morttan (51 American League cellar.

test your golf game although it was quite cui-ferent from what I expected. I had heard so 3.40 3.60 3.20 Quln. 20.40 Baltimore 31 Kamas- City 4 8 61 .440 New York 45 59 .433 perfecto- mid lyyo the College All-Stars Friday night. A crowd of 70,934 saw the The A's had loaded the bases 3.60 J. 60 7 much about how long Hazeltine was but that Late gomt noi inciuara.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Patty Berg Coming Here -1 against Thad Tillotson, the fourth Yankee pitcher. Hersh sturdy Packer defense com PHILADELPHIA (AP) 5.00 3.00 4.20 Quin. 11.00 Wen Lott Pet. Behind FOURTH (Ml L.D.'s Rinoo (2) Gena Jet (61 Gotdolyn (5) Perfecta paid 46.80 FIFTH (C Mencudo (6) Yellow Jock (1) I Gena Grew (J) Perfecto paid 64 20 SIXTH IB) turned out to be the least significant point, in fact, we play many courses on the tour which play longer than Hazeltine with the exception Home runs by Rich Allen and 41 St. Looit fi? 1 berger and Jim Gosger singled pletely contain the cream of collegiate football as Starr con Li Ln caoo 12.20 6.60 3.60 3.60 3.20 .533 Son Franciftca Sioux City golf fans will have an opportunity late this frionth to watch golf's First Lady Patty Berg give a clinic and exhibi-tioo at Green Valley.

and Phil Roof walked. 3.20 Atlonta 55 Bill White capped five-run rallies in the sixth and eighth Innings, carrying the Philadelphia of their par five Positioning of the ball nff th. tppK and nnftin? an the rolline ereens i Then Kubiak, batting for win 1 50 50 49 52 51 53 59 62 63 10 12 13'i 19 .529 .523 .505 .490 .438 .431 .388 Cincinnati Pnllodelohla 52 Pittsburg 51 Los Angeles 46 Houston 47 Gib Phillips, Sioux City's hard-working pro at both Green Quln. 18 40 14.80 1.80 440 4.20 340 3.40 ner Jack Aker, bunted and Til uonno scon 111 Roki Plumo (4) Restless Jack (5) Perfecto paid I00.M are the two kevs to playing Hazeltine well. lotson threw to the plate, trying Phillies to a 10-3 romp over Houston Saturday that ran their New Yont i Valley and Floyd Park, reveal- ed Saturday she will be here 1 1)0 4nm a 4 OuM.

43.M SEVENTH ID) Mr. Slick Man (1) to force Hershberger, but Gibbs winning streak to five games. dropped the ball. mop nrooy ui Busy Bird (5) Perfecta Daid 110.90 muuuay, slug. iui a ucc clinic and exhibition starting nected on a pair of first half touchdown passes after Don Chandler had booted two first quarter field goals.

The victory was the 23rd for the professionals against nine losses and two ties in the colorful series which began in 1934 and the second in a row for the Packers who annihalated the 1966 All-Stars 38-0. Right-hander John Boozer and The A's tied the score in the 17.20 6.00 4.40 6 30 4.20 4.00 Quin. 156.40 14 60 i.fO (.00 18.00 7.20 5.80 EIGHTH (B) Lady Delsona (5) So.sy Cinnamon (4) left-hander Wade Blasingame of eighth on singles by Ken Harrel- at 2 p.m. A bis favorite with the fans. Saturday Results AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 2, Boston Cleveland 5.

Detroit 3. Kansas City New York i (12 Inn Washington at California, niaht. Chicago at Baltimore. 2. rain.

NATIONAL LEAOUi Philadelphia 10. Houston 3. son ana HersnDerger ana a 0 Houston were locked in a scoreless duel when the Phillies Quln. 24 40 force play. The Yankees had I rinKCT SCOTT I Perfecto paid 136.60 NINTH (A) SHI Creek (4) Brlndle Yet (5) Grlnoo'i Dove (1) Perfecto paid 69.40 1 Patty has given more clinics than any golfer in the world.

12.20 4.60 3.80 6 60 3.80 erupted in the sixth. taken the lead In the top half 3.00 when Joe Pepitone was hit by a Bill White started the rally in jaw sne Decame me nrsi 1 woman professional to give ex- FRIDAY RESULTS pitch following three walks. with a single and Bobby Wine Pittsburgh 2. Lo AnaelM 1. Cincinnati at St.

Louis, nlaht. San Francisco at New York. rain. Last Star Win in 1963 The last time the All-Stars mm" New York bunched three sin was safe when Blasingame TENTH (A) Hev Troubles (3) Rudy's Gossio (5) Quln. I860 4.00 3.40 2.60 7.80 4.60 illllllllia lu ddjoil miu uic iwr I Berg lowing year she spent two Malcbow were victorious was against the slipped and fell while attempt gles with two out in the fourth for its first run after Kansas Lady Mischief (8) Packers, 20-17 in 1963.

rerrecro paid JJ.eo ing to field his sacrifice bunt. Boozer then singled to center, 2.80 Qukl. 46.40 7.40 4 40 3.40 9.20 3.80 3.40, Green Bay's granite defense City had taken the early lead on Harrelson's sacrifice fly fol ELEVENTH (T( Kotey Kudlo (5) Susie McKeei (I) HI Dot 12) Friday Results AMERICAN LEAGUI California Washington 4. Today's Pitchers NATIONAL LEAGUE scoring White for his first major ptrtecta paid 177.50 lowing hits by John Donaldson league RBI in 49 at bats didn't allow the All-Stars to get into Packer territory until the fourth quarter when Bob Griese hit Mel Farr with a 27-yard pass and Danny Cater. mew vnair KANSAS CITY Cookie Rojas, who has hit In The scorecard shows the course to be very Goldstrand long but the yardages are misleading.

Ten dogleg holes are the reason. A "dogleg" is a hole which curves or bends to the right or left around some sort of obstacle such as water, trees, out of bounds, sand traps or just rough. If it is possible to place your drive on the correct side of the fairway or cut across the corner of the dogteg many yards can be cut off the distance. The rough was not high this year like it will be for the Open so you could cut the corners without worrying too much about stopping in the rough. Greens Are Challenge The 6ther distinctive features are the shape and contour of the greens.

Most putts of any length at all break in at least two directions and there isn't such a thing as a straight putt. Although the greens are large they are irregular In shape allowing traps to be placed so the hole can be "hid" on necks of the greens. They are also built up above the level of the ground making chips and pitches difficult. There are only two holes which I feel are poor holes and they are Nos. 9 and 18.

Both are bad for the same reason and that is because the fairway slopes away from you at the dogleg where your drive lands making it nearly impossible to keep your ball out of a trap or the rough. This year it was possible to cut the corner on each hole but with long rough that would not be possible so the holes would not reward a good tee shot. Usually for an Open the course has to be toughened up adding traps, building new tees, and lowering the par by changing a couple of par five holes to long par four holes. For the most part this won't be necessary at Hazeltine. Normally the Open courses are par 70 but this one will probably remain par 72.

About all they will need is higher rough. This Is a real championship test and will be good for golf in this area. rr, hi oh bl seven straight games, followed Francisco (McCormick 14-5 ond Clorke 2b 4 0 10 Cmonerls ss 4 0 0 0 Morlchof 14-9) ot New York (Fisher 7-121 White 3b 5 0 0 0 Donoldsn 2b 5 1 1 0 months on a goodwill tour of Europe. Patty Berg has won more tournaments (83) than any other woman. Included are a National Amateur title, seven Western Opfcri championships, seven Titleholder crowns, five wins in the All-American Open and four in the World Championships.

She has won the Vare Trophy, the AP Women-of-the-Year A Ward and the official earnings title three times each. Other honors include the Bobby Jones Sportsmanship Award and the LPGA Personality Award. 'Patty, born in Minneapolis, has been a golf professional sine July, 1940. She Is a member of Wilson Sporting Goods Company's Ladies Golf Advisory Staff, which also includes Sioux City's Judy Kimball. but Farr was hit and fumbled the ball with Dave Robinson with a run-scoring single and two outs later Allen unloaded Cubs Fall Again, 2-1 Niontie 10 4 0 0 0 aier ir i i Peoitone cf 3 0 0 1 Horrelson lb 4 2 1 Kennedy 3b 2 0 0 0 Hersbbpr rf 5 12 0 and i-risceiia o-ui.

Houston (Betlnsky 3-4) at Philadelphia (L. Jockson 8-10). Cincinnati (Moloney -7) at St. Louis his 17th homer into the upper touchdown passes of 11 yards to Boyd Dowler and 22 yards to deck in left field. I ernes 5-1).

Los Angeles (Oiteen 12-J1) at Pittsburgh (Sisk 8-8). hit 10 10 4 0 0 0 2 0 8 oooo 10 00 oooo Atlanta (Johnson 10-5) at Chlcaoo (Culo Bob Long, hit on 14 of 20 attempts for 204 yards but was A single by Rojas and triples by John Briggs, Allen and Don Tresh If 5 0 0 0 DGreen3 WRobnsn rf 5 0 0 0 Webster ph Oibbs 5 13 0 Gosger If Amaro sj 5 0 2 0 Nossek cf Downing a 1 1 1 Roof Womoek 0 0 0 0 Nosh SHomlton 0 0 0 0 Lkidbiod CSmith ph 10 10 Toiton ph Tillotson 1 0 0 0 Krousse Monday ph Aker Kubiak ph -) CHICAGO (AP) The Atlan AMERICAN LEAGUE withheld from action in the sec Washington (Posauat 10-8) at California ta Braves chased in a run on a throwing error by Randy Hun 1 0 0 0 9-4). ond half. 10 0 0 New Vork (Stattlemvrt 10-10) at Kan Additional information on the clinic and exhibition willbe dley in the ninth inning Satur sas City (Dobson f-i). Boston (Lonoorg u-4l or winnesora day and edged the stricken Chi After Robinson recovered Farr's fumble, the Packers marched in for another six Total 42 2 2 Total 40 3 2 One out when winning run scored.

New York 000 100 100 00 0-2 K.C 100 000 100 0013 Gibbs. DP Konsas City 1. LOB forthcoming as the date approaches. Mil Andersen Repeats 2 Letroi! isoorma n-4 ono nna-oin at Cleveland (Hargen 11-8 and Wil cago Cubs 2-1. liams 0-1).

points, with Jim Grabowski New York 12, Kansas City 8. CD Ufci Nnn4r Sp Ham MKV Ferguson Jenkins, seeking his 2 aiicogo (Morien ij-j ana rerers 12-6) at Baltimore ILooel 0-2 and Phoe- Mil Andersen, who has won the Morningside Country Club bu 7). 15th victory of the season, was IP RERBBSO Downing 6 1-3 5 2 2 0 5 Womock 1 1 0 0 0 0 rambling 22 yards for the score. Grabowski Top Back the victim of the weird play in ladies tournament the past three years, captured another championship last week. 1 S.

Hamilton 0 0 0 1 Tillotson (LJ-9) 3 -3 5 1 0 J.Nosh 1-3 i I InKlnJ 19-10 0 1 Lock gave the Phils three more runs in the eighth before White smashed his fifth homer over the right field wall against reliever Larry Sherry, i The Astros scored twice and knocked out Boozer, 4-1, in the eighth on Dave Adlseh's first major league homer and singles by Doug Rader, Julio Gotay and Jim Wynn. Pinch hitter Ron Davis doubled in the ninth, took third on a ground out and scored the Astros' third run on a wild pitch by Grant Jackson. HOUSTON PHILADELPHIA Grabowski, who saw National the ninth as the second-place Cubs dropped their fifth straight and seventh in the last eight On the final round it was a contest between Mil and her sister-in-law Ruth 'Andersen. Saturday's action found Maudie Krauue 2 2 0 0 1 3 Guard duty in the Milwaukei Aksr (WJ-5) 2 1 0 0 0 4 riots earlier In the week, was HBPLIndblad (Peoitone). PB-Roof.

A 1I.9B7. Cards Nip Cincinnati ST. LOUIS (AP) Pinch hit Lee Smith turning in a 40, equaling women par at the course. games. not expected to play but turned now places the tour second only to the U.S.

Women's Open. Kathy Whitworth 7l-7ft141 Results in other flights found Erma Kuhl taking the first Jenkins was locked in a 1-1 Links Edge to Wliitwortli flight crown over Anne Busker, Shirley Morehead winning the duel with the Braves' Phil Niek out to be the Packers' top running back of the night after entering the game in the second second flight over Mickey Hirsch, Dorothy Millage nabbing the third flight with Joyce Vastine the -runner-up in sudden death ro when Atlanta came to bat in the ninth. Hank Aaron, leading Susie Maxwell 74-68141 Mickey Wrloht 73-69142 Louise Suoos 75-70145 Coroi Monn 72-73-145 Mary Mills 78-69147 Morlene Hooao 74-73 14 Sherry Wilder 73-7414 Sandra Havnle 72-7514 Donno Caoonl 74-74148 ter Dave Rlcketts delivered a quarter. GOLF LEAD TO CARNEY i SPENCER (iPI Jim Carney, and Jan Holbrook grabbing the fourth flight championship with bases-loaded single in the 12th off, was credited with a double COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) abrhbl obrhN inning lifting the St. Louis Car when Adolfo Phillips fell Rntnv Jill Polos Ttt 4 2 3 1 Kathy Whitworth, a 27-year-old Phyllis Lambert second.

League Seeks Opponents The All-Stars' only threat came late in the game when Griese began hitting and directed a drive from the All-Star Morgan 2b 4 0 2 0 Cowan If 3 0 0 0 dinals to a 44 victory over Cin chasing his short fly to center. Wvnn cf i i i i Texan, shot a two-under par 70 SlauO rf 4 0 0 0 Gonzalez rf 4 1 0 0 cinnati Saturday night. Joe Torre walked and, one out 4 114 Mathews lb 1 ooo KAiien jo University of Iowa freshman bnorron Moron go-69 Clifford Ann Creed 76-73-140 Morilynn Smith 76-73140 Shirley Enoiehorn 73.76-140 Gloria Ehret 73-76-HO Judy Klmboll 77-73-150 Sandra Palmer 76-74150 Betsy Cuellen 75-75-150 Sondra Souiich 76-75151 Sharon Miller 76-75-151 3 9 9 Saturday to hold a one-stroke The victory extended the ram later, Aaron stole third. Tito 19 to the Green Bay 18. who will be 19 this month, The Wincharger Twi-Lite Golf League is In full swing under the directorship of president Harvey Davis, secretary Eugene Francona drew an intentional Sherry 0 uunver Brand ph 1 0 0 0 Lock cf NMiller Its 3 0 10 White lb RDovis oh 1110 Wine ss Asormnte 3b 4 0 1 0 Boozer Adiesh 4 111 GJockson 4 111 I 0 0 Griese completed passes of 11 lead in the Ladies Professional Golf Association's Midwest base on balls, loading the bases.

bounded back into golf limelight Saturday when he added his second four-under par 68 to take yards to Gene Washington of paging Cardinals National League lead to eight games over second place Chicago. It was St. Louis' fourth straight victory and 10th in the last 11 Pinch hitter Charley Lau Biosome 1 Lotman 0 0 0 Radar xb 1110 Open tournament. Michigan State and 14 yards to From Mexico Texas cage star Albert Al-manza is a native of Mexico. a three-stroke lead at the half "I'm six shots better than two Total 33 3 10 2 Total 3J1012IO Tom Beer of Houston before he recovering for the Packers on Houston Ott 21 1 way point of the Northwest PhilodelphU ,..,111 III games.

grounded to Banks, who forced Aaron at the plate. But Hundley's wild throw to first hit Lau in the back and Torre raced home with the winning run. Amateur tournament. years ago when I won here, but there are an awful lot of people DP Phiiadeionio 4. lob Houston the Green Bay 47.

Mike Shannon started the win Philadelphia 2. 2B R.Dovls. 3B Brioos, R.Allen, Lock. HR R.Allen (171, Adiesh Starr, who connected for II, wnill IX. ooray, morgan, vme.

IP ER BB SO The one time Iowa Junior champion led all qualifiers with a 136 total and wrapped up the Grotts and treasurer Pat Stephenson. Davis said the league is willing to meet other golf league teams in competition before the season comes to an end. Officials of any other golf league in the city are welcome to contact Mr. Davis at 277-6308 or 276-3581 to set up match dates or obtain additional information. The Wincharger group plays each Tuesday evening at Green Valley.

This Is the first year of organized golf at Wincharger and the participation has been outstanding, according to Davis. Competition has been keen, and with only four nights of play left, all teams are battling for positions. Leonard Attema and Jerry McCarty are leading the league with a 5-0 record followed by Pat Hansel and Leonard Morey with a 4-1 mark. Three teams are tied for third. 1 hit Dave Williams of Washing- ton with a 26-yarder to the Bloslnaom (L.4-4) 5 2-3 6 5 5 1 2 ning rally with a one-out single against Don Nottebart, the Reds' fifth pitcher.

Phil Gagli- The Braves pulled into a tie In Lotmon 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 the sixth on Clete Boyer's 18th SSES 111 G.Jockson 1 1-3 11 1 0 Packer 18. homer, matching his career medal honors. In second place was J. breathing down my neck," the leading money winner of the 1967 LPGA tour said the second round. Miss Whitworth, of Monahan, opening with a 71, stood at 141, one shot ahead of all-time BALK Boozer.

wp o. jock son. Out of End Zone Griese then tossed another ano beat out an infield hit and then Dal Maxvill was safe on Tommy Helms' error. A 4,695. high.

Turner of Iowa City with 70- The Cubs got their only run, pass to Williams, but the official 69139 while young Tom Chap Then Ricketts, had not unearned, in the second. Clarence Jones, who later was played since July 14 because of ruled it incomplete as Williams caught the ball out of the end man of Fort Dodge, this year's Iowa Amateur champ finished five strokes off the pace with a rib injury, batted for winning Friday Night Major Results forced to leave the game be LPGA money-winning champ, Mickey Wright of Dallas, and zone. Hansel is leading the league with a low average, of 46 fol cause of an eye injury, stroked The stubborn Packer defense, 141 on rounds of 70-71. Susie Maxwell, Oklahoma City, lowed by Phil Greedy at 48 and Morey at 49. A close race tor a two-out single and went to pitcher Ron Willis and singled Shannong across.

The Reds tied the game in the eighth inning when Tommy stingiest in the NFL last year, third on Hundley's single. who shot Saturday's best round a sizzling four-under Bringing up the top five with 141 totals were Dale Hayes of refused to allow the Stars any When one of Niekro's knuckle- the medalist trophy is expected. Spencer Keys 'Hot' Group American League ANGELS TIP SENATORS par 68. Humboldt and Dr. Charles Up- Harper walked, Vada Pinson notable gains in the first half as Green Bay methodically moved balls got away from Bob Ueck- degraff of Boone.

Miss Wright was one of five of Roger Spencer keyed a golf foursome including George sacrificed and Pete Rose singled In the run. to a 20-0 halftime advantage on WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA ab bl ob bl Cullen 2b 4 110 Cordenal cf 4 1 1 0 Quentin Hill, the 52-year-old er, Jones stormed home. Uecker retrieved the ball and flipped to Niekro. The umpire called him Phillips, Denny Thomsen and Dean Prince to a low ball score the 51 entrants who managed to master the Walnut Country the deft passing of Starr. 1 St.

Louis had taken a 3-2 lead Des Moines man who was in MCMUIIn 30 3 2 3 4 Freaosi ss FHoward If 4 0 0 0 Half rf 4 111 The All-Stars took the opening rf 2 0 0 0 Mlncher lb 3 13 1 Club par 72 course. She first place with a 67 Friday, out but reversed it when Niekro CPetersn HAIIen cf CPetersn 4 0io tteia jo 4 i I 0 Held 3b soared to an 80 on his second stroked a solid 69 to go with her Lines 0 0 0 0 Relchardt If 3 0 0 0 kickoff and moved from their own 20 to 44 on the running of dropped the ball. OOO Casanova 4 0 0 0 ReDOZ ct I opening 73, needing only 31 Nen lb 3 0 10 Rodgers trip. Niekro, now 8-5, finished with with two runs in the sixth. Lou Brock tripled with one out and Curt Flood doubled to tie the score before Tim McCarver greeted reliever Billy McCool with a run-scoring single.

Farr before they were forced to putts in that round compared a six hitter. He struck out nine NOW! thru SEPT. 17 Every FRIDAY, SAT. and SUN. Post Time 2 P.M.

Dakotaland Handicap 3 year olds upwards Fillies and Mares $1,200 Purse The championship field will BrnKman ss 3 0 0 0 K.nooo 2b Epstein ph 1 0 0 0 Brunet a Coleman 1 0 0 0 Rolos Saverine ph 1 0 0 0 Hmphrvs 0 0 0 0 punt. with 36 in the opening round. and walked two. play the final 36 holes Sunday 0 7- ati amta mir-AGA 4 i ITS 0 0 0 0- 0 Valentine cf 2 1 1 0 Sharing third-place with 145s Ah hi oh hi PAInu r4 4 0 1 0 KetXnaer is 0 0 0 Cincinnati had scored twice in The leaders: Jim Carney, Centervllle 48 48-IM. J.

D. Turner. Iowa City 7o-A 130. Total 32 4 7 4 Total 32 5 0 5 were veteran Louise Suggs of GB FG Chandler 13. GB FG Chondler 14.

GB Dowler 11 oa ss Irom Storr (Chand Menke 3 0 0 0 Beckert 2b 4 0 2 0 Washington Ill 001 0214 California 004 801 5 A A fl Willlnml if 4 0 Aoron rf Torre lb Tom Chaoman, Fort Dodge 70-0 140. ler kick). 3 10 0 Sonto 3b 3 0 0 4 12 1 Banks lb 4 0 0 wcMunen. ui- wasningron California 1. LOB Washlnolon 5.

OB Long a pass irum own kick). Bover 30 Francona of 61 on a recent round at Green Valley. Spencer sizzled on the front nine with a two-under 34 and was on his way toward a record-tying 69 until picking up a double bogey on the 18th hole. His nifty scorecard listed an eagle 3 on the 490-yard sixth hole. Phillips contributed a round of 74, Thomsen 75 and Prince 76.:.

ooo- Gay Rutledge and Norm Waitt combined to win the Sioux City Country Club mixed Calcutta tournament. Forty teams competed in the event. Next Sunday the SCCC will hold its first Father-Son tournament. Fathers paired with sons under 15 will play nine holes. Dads with sons 15 or older will compete in three flights over 18 holes.

ooo ooo- Jim Ludeman, 1966 Morningside Country Club champ, visited Sioux City last Sunday from Omaha, and promptly eagled the par 4, 320-yard fourth hole. Playing with Larry uaie Hayes. Humooiat o-i 141. Dr. Charles Updearaff, Boone 70-71141.

the top half of the inning on Harper's double and Pinson's 10th homer over the right field wall. 0 cjones rr 411 California 4. 2B Held, McMullen. HR boongier ri ivu loongler rl 6 6 McMollen 2 (121, Mincnw lll. Phil Joseiyn, fori uoaae 142, Bill O'Connor.

Atlantic 72-70142 4 1 Del Ray Beach, a charter member the 18-year-old LPGA, and 6-foot-3 Carl Mann of Towson, the No. 2 leading money winner of the tour. Miss Suggs shot a strong 70, Lou oh 1 0 0 0 Hundley Martinet 2b 0 0 0 0 Phillips cf Ralph Compiano. Des Moines 72-71 Coleman (L.8-81 ..4 5 4 3 0 0 0 mi Woodwrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Jenkins Humphreys 3 2 1 1 0 I4J. Bill Cosorove.

Dm Moines 72-71143. Brock and Flood hit consecu MJones cf 1 0 0 0 Oloon on Lines i a 3 0 0 0 PNiekro 0 Ken Kormelsel. Shortwoad. Wis. 73- Brunet (W.ll-12) 7 4 4 4 3 US LirooowsKl run inonuiwi imw Sixth Victory by Troubles I4J.

Jack Klnlev. Dee. Molne 70-74144. Total 32 2 1 Total 32 1 4 0 Rolos 2 10 0 12 HBP Coleman (Mlncher). 2:35.

A tive doubles for the first St. Louis run in the first inning. Floren DiPaalia. Det Moines 49-75144. Atlanta Jit Oft lti- rhiroaA 010 OOO CINCINNATI ST.

LOUIS 14,84. MERR1TT STOPS BOSTON Miss Mann, a 73. Jour officials announced Saturday that $3,000 had been add dirhhl an bl 5 2 3 0 Harper rf 5 2 10 Brock If Pinson cf 4 I 5 Flood cf Rose If 4 0 11 Tolnn cf 2 A $618 perfecta and a sixth BOSTON MINNESOTA DPAtlanta 1, Chloogo 1. LOB-Atlonta 6, Chlcaoo 8. 2B-Beekert, Fronamo, F.Alou, Aaron.

HR-Bovr (18). SB ftSH RERB8SO Nl-kro (W.8-5) 1 0 1 10 on ht oh hi 4 0 0 New York Jets Crush Patriots 0 0 0 win of the season for Darold LMav lb 5 0 10 Morn rf ed to the prize money hiking Andrews 2b 4 0 0 0 Carew 2b 3 110 erei JO 4 4 0 -y 0 0 Cepedo lb 5 0 0 0 0 0 MCarver 5 0 1 10 Shannon 3b 5 11 the figure to $20,500. The total Helms ss 5 5 I Robertson's Hey Troubles high coy jo 4 0 10 Tovar 3b 4 0 Ystrmskl If 4 0 2 0 Oliva rf 3 0 2 1 I 1 0 Tov! Jenkins (L.I49I ,1 0 Ruiz 2b 4 0 4 0 hhp Niekro Conlglaro rf 4 0 0 6 Klllebrew lb 1 0 Edwards 4 0 2 0 Gooliano 2b 2 0 Gooliana P. Niekro. A 17.231.

5 0 10 0 10 Scott lb lighted the Friday night action at Sodrac Park. 4 0ig Reese ID nog Maxvm ss 9 0 0 Maxvill ss 5 Petroc I ss 3 0 10 Allison it 4 3 0 0 0 Valdsplno If 1 BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) 1 Queen 2 McCool 0 Shamsky ph 1 Ellis 0 Ahernrhv 1 Wasnom 3 Hoerner 0 AJohnton ph 1 Willis 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Thomas cf Rvan Brandon The big perfecta came in versalies ss 4 Uhloendr cf 3 Joe Namath completed five CLASS GROUP TITLES SETTLED Zlmrmon 4 0 oooo DJahnson ph 1 0 6 0 Ricketts pfi 1 sinsKi Smith ph 0 0 Merrill a 3 0 0 the ninth race when 23-1 long-shot Norton's Special led from I 0 NOtteoan Bell a Hit oooo Total 40 3 8 3 Total .44 4 124 One out when winnina run scored. of seven passes for 50 yards In the first quarter and the New York Jets went on to crush the Boston Patriots 55-13 Friday Adair, ph Lykt IN SHOE TOURNEY Cincinnati 000 002 010 00 01 St. Louis 10 002 000 0014 Total 32 05 0 Total 32 3 2 Boston wire to wire after breaking from the No.

5 box to win handily over favorite Susie McAdams, out of the No. 2 box. .0 00 0 0 0 tieims ii. l- tincinnon St.Louis FARGO (fl North Dakota, Minnesota 1 8 0 8 1 0 1 xhs 1. lub Lmcinnan st.louis Brock.

Flood (21. Horoer. Shamsky. 1. LOB Cincinnati 7, St.

Louis Manker and Bud Lambert, Jim eagled the hole with a driver and 30-yard wedge shot. OOO Janet Martin's 51 and. Steve Bradley's 37 set the pace at Kids Day at Morningside Country Club. Winning special events were Mark Millage, Mary Ann Babe, Larry Dandurand, Becky Morgan, Tom Blenderman and Mary Fachman. Tim Winter and Mark Millage sunk approach shots.

The annual junior tourney will be staged Monday and Tuesday this week. ooo ooo George Wilson and Jim Harling tied for low score at the Roberts Dairy golf night and Darrell Stusse, Harling, Jim Os-bahr and Ray Haan were event winners. Women's Club News Lois McMahon paced the Sun Valley Thursday Club golfers Za Brock, MaxvMI. HR-Plnjon (10). Minnesota, Iowa and Michigan roy (21, Tovar, Carew.

Andrews. DP Boston 1, Minnesota 1. LOB Boston 5. Minnesota 14. 2B Oliva.

Scott, inson, tawaras. The 2-5 quiniela returned ir kek do ou pitchers posted unbeaten rec Zimmerman, Allison. 5 Tovar, Carew. IP ER BB SO Si! Queen 5 2-3 4 3 3 1 3 McCool 1-3 0 0 0 0 trill- 1 14 ords to win Class division ti Brandon (LJ-) ..3 1-14 2 1 3 3 60. Hey Troubles also was an sinsk 2-30DDO1 Abernothv tles in the World Horseshoe Bell 3 (10 2 3 f-3 3 1 i Lv 1 1 0 0 0 1 Notlebort (L3) Wnchhurn easy winner with Rudy's Gossip 3 Tournament here Saturday Merrltt (W.8-31 5 0 0 0 6 iiiv i i night in an American Football League exhibition.

Boston 0 0 0 1313 New York 21 14 13 0-55 NY-Boorer 1 run (J. Turner kick.) NY Booier 21 run (J. Turner kick) NY Atkinson 41 Interception return (J. Turner kick) NY Booier I run fj. Turner kick) NY Bronnon 85 interception return (J.

Turner kick) NY FG J. Turner 1 NY FG J. Turner 27 NY-Smolinskl 31 doss from Tolloferro (J. Turner kick) Bos-Belllno 0 past from Laird) (pass toiled! Bos-Colclayoh II pass from Lolrd (Caoneliettl kick) Attendance 16,000. i I I o.o HBP-Beii (Kiiiebrewl, LvH Ollvo A 31,645.

Harvey Peterson, Havana Willis IW.4-3) 2 1 holding on to finish second. In the 11th race over the new mbp wasnourn (Kosei. i i.n. N.D., swept to the group National League Lewis and Clark Trail, title with 68.2 per cent ringers Lowland Kennel's Katey Kudjo with a low score of 44. She also sank an approach along with He advanced to Sunday's eight- Four Shooters Hit 50 Straight Targets ran the distance in 44.53 to bet PHILLIES ROCK ASTROS HOUSTON PHILADELPHIA man final along with Jack Gid-des, second -place winner in ter the 44.60 time set by Best Alida in the first trip around the ob bl ob bl Mabel Werner and Marge Nelson.

Werner and Fran Piper putted only 14 times. Low scorer at Tuesday Club at Sun Valley was Viv Anderson with 46. Leta Beebe, Bev Beavers and Dimsie Young-love made approaches. group 3. Gotoy ss 3 0 0 0 Rolos 2b 5 2 3 0 Morgan 2P 4 0 0 0 Briggs If course last week.

Ray Card, Bill Hogan and Keith Britton. all of Sioux City, and Bill Chapman, Blencoe, 5 14 1 5 111 Wynn cf Gomalei rf II II i Slaub.rf 3 0 2 0 RAIIen 3b 5 13 2 1 Radar lb I I winie ID 3 0 10 0 Hart Knutson, St Paul lefthander and former Minnesota state champion, notched 66.7 per cent ringers to top group 4. Yankton Evens Play RDavIs If 4 0 10 GOIIver Olive Coverdale and Ruth Andersen shared low gross at Asormnte 3b 3 0 1 0 Lock cf 4 Iowa, were on target for 50 straight shots Friday night at a Bareman 4 0 0 0 wine ss 3 Morningside and Adeline Anderl's 45 paced Floyd Park golfers. with Vermillion, 15-4 Wilson 0 0 0 0 Ellsworth 4 0 10 Brondt ph 1 0 0 0 Sioux City Club shoot Tying for putting honors were Anderl, Charlene Parker, De- Schneider 0 0 0 0 NMiller ph 10 0 0 Second was Delbert Wright, Columbia City, with 66 per lores Welch and Margaret tarter. VERMILLION, S.D.

Yank 'Others breaking 15 straight were Ralph Tufty and Babe tilers ago Bales ph 10 0 Semoera 0 0 0 0 ton Lakers evened the Lewis cent. Irwin Carlberg of Grand Rap and Clark League playoff series Powell, Sioux City; Marv Thorngren and Don Paul, Ser 311 7 1 Total Total 37 7 10 7 Vt mile test in 1:48.1, a track with the Vermillion Red Sox, ids, led group 2 with 63.3 Houston Ml III 111 Philadelphia 313 110 OIK 1 7 record. NEW 1967 RAMBLER AMERICAN MODEL 220 TWO DOOR FULL PRICE per cent? Bob Ramo of Jeffer- here at 1-1. The two teams geant Bluff, and John Comfort meet again Sunday at Vermil sonviiie, took runnerup Ridden by Eddie Balmonte, the winner, owned and bred by Rolos. DP Houston 1, Philadelphia 3.

LOB Houston 7, Phllodelphlo 9. 2B Gonzalei, R.Allen (2), Radar. 3B Briggs. Lock (11). and Chapman, Blencoe.

Scoring 24s were Lee Harlow, honors. lion Prentis Park, 8 p.m. to decide which team represents the Wheatley Stable, earned RERBBSO Fay Lyons, Ben Bugg, Dr. and Harry Page of Waterloo, IP 1 Wilson (LJX) 1 i Iowa, blazed away for 63.7 per the league at the district ama scnneiaer tilers sembero 530 as his share of the Whitney's $56,200 and chalked up his sixth win in 13 starts this year, three 6 0 7 I teur tournament in Tabor, Au cent nngers to take group I Ellsworth (W, Glenn Riffle of Dayton Ohio, gust 13. BALK- HBP Ellsworth (Rador).

Wilson. 2:1. A of them in takes events. Stupendous Wins Stakes SARATOGA SPRINGS N.Y. (AP) Stupendous, In a rousing finish, beat Ring Twice by a neck to win the 40th running of the Whitney Stakes Saturday.

Three quarters of a length farther back, Ethel D. Jacobs' Straight Deal was third by four lengths over her stablemate Understanding, at the end of the Mrs. Jame3 Reeder and Dennis Jorgenson, all of Sioux City, and Ed Heiber, Blencoe. Dale Zurcher topped the tyro class with 24. Gene Curry, South Sioux City, was second with 23.

and Art Engebretson, Fargo, After losting the first of the 850 Down .8.08 Per Mo. Lakers turned the tables on the finished 1-2 in Class playoff Red Sox in Vermillion, Thurs to advance to the final' Sunday. day, 15-4. The 10-run rule was invoked in both cases in the Shooting Pace TRI-STATE RAMBLER, INC. Ring Twice, owned by George D.

Widener, was the 6-5 favorite and was ridden by Bill Boland. Stupendous, a 4-year-old brbwn colt by Bold Ruler from Magneto paid $6.80, $3.60, Ring Twice, $3.00, $2.40, and Straight Deal, $2.60. Number Is 21 NEW YORK In the early days of baseball the winning team was not the one ahead at the end of the ninth inning, but rather the team first to score 21 "aces" as runs were known. eighth inning. Shutout Leader WASHINGTON The Senators' Camilo Pascual led the CHICAGO Basketball teams in the Big 10 during the 1959-60 season had a shooting average 425 PERRY 255-8951 Yonkton 4nn 52 1 14 0 Vermillion ono 103 10 5 1 0 Jim Heirlgs nnd Boh Terrehlnski; Art Geoow, Dove Heiseth (4), Roy Chrlstensen If) ond Ron Krlngen.

I AL in 1959 with six shutouts. of 41.8 percent..