Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 14

L-2 ALSUQUcRQUc JOURNAL Saturday, July 4, 1970 Acdretti May Wright No-Hits A's Tnen ne raced in, scooped up v- i the California Angels to a 44 with two consecutive outstand-vietory over the Oakland A's. ing fielding plays in the top of the Wright walked three and third fourth, baseman Ken McMullen, who First, he lunged far to his left walloped a three-run homer in to stab a hard bouncer by Bert the fourth, preserved his gem Campaneris and threw him out. it-. 1 vs. Flynn, Mathwig HLead Jr.

Bums Western Division of the Texas League to nine games. Albuquerque moves to Amarillo tonight for the start of 1 course Friday. Reason for of his feet, says Baker, is developed a rash from some sandals and it just rid of it." (Journal photo) GRINNING IN 'DE-FEET: diet Eaker, left, and his wife, Carla, grin even after the steady University of New Mexico golfer was defeated by favored Mike Spann in the Jaycee's Men's Golf Tournament at University Felipe Alou slow bounder and just nipped him at first. The only other no-hitter in the major kagues this year was pitched by Dock Ellis of the Pittsburgh Pirates at San Diego on June 12. The only American League no-hitter in 1969 was by Baltimore's Jim Palmer against Oakland in Baltimore on Aug.

13. It was the second no-hit game by an Angels pitcher since the expansion team entered the league in 1961 as the Los Angeles Angels. The other was by Bo Belinsky against Baltimore in Los Angeles on May 5, 1961 OAKLAND CALIFORNIA abrhbl abrha Campmis as 4 I Alomar 2b 4 FAlou rf 4 Kepoa it 3 11 RJacksoa of 3 I Fregosi ss 41 VcWIlUC faiou Banao 3b 2 AJohnsoo I 1111 3 JTatum if tees TDavis It Rudl lb Duncan DOreen 2b Dobson LaRussa ph 3 Spencer lb 3 11 I a a McMuim 3b 3 1 1 3 3 Aacue 31 10 0 Johnston rf 3 0 i a Wright 3 Koland Fernanda pbtsu ts I 1A I Tartabull pr Total 2t Total 29 4 4 Oakland California It 3 4 DP California LOB-OalUand 2. California 3. 2BSpeocer.

SBKepoa. HR-Mc Mullen (9). IP RERBBSO Dobsoa 3 4 4 4 1 2 Roland 3 1 3 Wright (W.12-5) 1 A-12. 131. Royals Take Doubleheader MILWAUKEE (J! Pat Kel ly's seventh-inning homer sent the Kansas City Royals past Milwaukee 4-3 Friday night, completing a doubleheader sweep over the Brewers.

The Royals scored two unearned runs In the 10th inning to take the opener 5-3 and snap a four-game losing string. FIRST GAME Kansas city milwackee aorhbl PKelly rf 42 Harper 3b Roias 2b 4 0 0 9 Henan lb Otis cf 5 110 DMay cf Klrkptrck 3 3 1 Birds rf Pinlella If 4 110 Walton If ROUver lb 3 0 0 0 Snvder If abrhbl 4 13 0 S131 4 10 411 4 0 3 1 0 00 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 4 00 300 1 A A Sorrell 3h 4 0 11 Pens ss Abemthy 10 0 M.Nertny Matchick ss 4 0 1 1 Kubiak 2b Drago 2 0 0 0 Pattln BTavlor ph 1 0 0 0 Hnmhrvs (Wright 0 0 00 Baldwin OiSchaal 3b 10 0 o1 Total 36 5 7 2 Total 373 103 (Kansas City lit II) I- Milwaukee 1 3 Drago. Kubiak, McNertney, DP Kansas Oty 2. Milwaukee 1. IX)B Kansas City 3, Milwaukee 7.

IB Walton. Kelly. BB-Hegan, Harper, Otis. Rojas. IP EH BB SO Drago 7 3 3 4 wngnt i 0 Abemathy (W.1-0) .2 1 0 0 0 1 Pattin 14 6 3 3 1 6 Hmphrya (L.l-2) ..1 10 0 11 Baldwin 2-3 0 0 2 1 HBP-by Pattin (Kirk pat rick).

Pattln. SECOND GAME KANSAS CITY MILWAUKEE ab bl ab bl PKelly rt Rojas 2b Otis cf 3 2 3 3 Harper 3b 4 0 0 0 Hen an lb 3 0 10 DMav cf 3 0 0 1 Sanders 4 0 10 Burda rl 4 2 2 1 4012 3 0 0 0 ROUver lb 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 Plniella If Schaai 3b 3 110 Savage pk 4 0 0 0 MNertny a EKodrges 0 0 0 0 10 10 4 0 10 Hemands ss 4 1 3 0 Walton If BJohnson 2 0 0 0 Pena as Brgmeier 0 0 0 0 Roof 3 0 0 0 Abernthy 0 0 0 0 Francona ph 1 0 0 0 A1V1S 3D oooo Gil 2b 4 110 Downing 2 0 0 0 Snyder cf 10 0 0 Total 30 4 9 4 Total 32 3 3 Kansas City 120 tt 101-4 Milwaukee 1 2 0 3 DP Milwaukee 2. LOB Kansas City 7, Milwaukee 7. 2B Oil. Hegan, Pena.

HR Harper (16), P.Kelly (5). SB P.Kelly. B.Johnson. Abernathy. SF R.Oliver.

IP RERBBSO B.Johnson (W.2-5) 6 1-J 5 9 3 5 Burgmeier 2-3 0 0 9 Abernathy 2 1 0 0 Downing (L.3-5) 7 8 4 4 Sanders 2 1 0 0 Save Abernathy. WP Downing. 2:41. 0 1 2 4 3 1 0 Semifinals Set i Journal Special ARLINGTON, Tex. Jim Flynn, with stout relief help from Mike Mathwig, won his 12th game of the season against a lone defeat as Albuquerque downed Dallas-Ft Worth, 5-3, here Friday night.

The victory, coupled with El Paso's defeat to Amarillo, extended the Dodgers' lead in the Semi-Pro Star Games Today Two semi-pro all-star baseball games will be played today at the Albuquerque Sports Stadium starting at 1 p.m. The doubleheader being co-sponsored by the National Baseball Congress and the Rio Grande Lions Club. Proceeds from the games are to help send the state championship team to the nationals in Wichita, later this summer. Admission is $1. Children under 12 will be admitted free if accompanied by a parent.

Among the some 90 players on both teams are two prison in mates, the first tune ever officials from the New Mexco State Penitentiary have agreed to allow inmates chosen on the team to participate. The two games will pit the North All-Stars against the South All-Stars and the National All-Stars against the American All-Stars. NORTH ALL-STARS Manager. J. C.

Hames, Dukes. Coaches. Ray Hernandes and Jim Hubbard. KirUand Air force Base, Ben Graham, Bill Radasky, Paul Hanson, Joe Treadway, Paul Elam, Ernie Clark, Bob Lamb. Albuquerque Merchants, Ron His, Bob Baca, Harry Knoll.

Mike Walker, Frank Garule, Gene Baca, Martin Gomales. Dukes, Steve Minis. Billy Smith, Hal Hames, Bob James, David Milan, Charles Jerrod. Jim Hubbard. Pen Rocks, Jee Vurclc.

SOITTR ALL-STARS Manager, Henry Tafoye, Bova Club. Coach, Tom Gallegos, Santa Fe Merchants. Albuquerque Boys Club, Mike Ronssel, Phil rvasnourn, mark Johnson, Randy Tanner, Mike Klnvnn, Rocky DiSantl, Steve Barnhtll, Larry Mlnarsich, Jim Pannan, Grant Agulrre, Santa Fe Merchants, Joe Borto, Jerry Baldisan, Terry Pierce, Don Hoorlgues, usee Benin, John Gonaales. Albuquerque Dons, John Koslowskl. Hteve Whllamore.

Pen Rocks. Steve Schwarts. NATIONAL ALL-MTAK8 Manager, Larry Trujlllo, Canaries. Coaches, Tony Garcia, Spartanst Bob Strickland, Kinney Brleki Pete Meia, Eagle upucai. tananes, rete Martin, Buss Templelon, Jerry Trojillo.

Leroy Trujlllo. Kinney Brick, r'orren Miller, Doug Harvey, Scott Ely, Ray Celtic. Easts Ootkal. Gary Work, Gary Keegan, Mute Sandry. Romeo's Bar, Bernie Chaves, Tim Ariia, Ernie Trujillo, John Lopes, Little Pump, Pat Vslencis, Robert Romero, Joe Moya, Spartans.

Joe Sanches, Chris Saavedra. Ray Trujlllo, AI Griego. AiP, Albert Sanches, led Perea AMERICAN ALL-STARS Manager, Dave Alderete, Dave's Nine. Coaches, Frank Valencia, Lagnna Anaroo- dai Paul Anaya, Socorro Pete's Bar. Dave's Nine, Herman Gallegos, Bobbie Castillo, Larry Saavedra, Enpie Armijo, Joe Green, Larry Lopes, Manny Otero.

Spartans, Bill Baca, Bruce Weaver, Leo Sanches. Laguna Anaoonda, Paul Romero, Lowell Fairbanks, Don Fairbanks, Maax Wacnndo, Albnquerque Redskins, Sam Montoya, Bill Tafoya, Bill Taioya, Cecil Tafoya, Paul Johnson. Socorro Pete's Rar, Pete Archuleta, Joe Padiila, Steve Glonff, Risk Gutierres. lslela Braves, Ray Velarde, Joe Jojola, Richard Abelta, Rudy jojota. City Olympic Club Places in AAU Meet LOS ANGELES (A) The Albuquerque Olympette Club continued to hold their own in the 1970 AAU women's track and field championships, scoring in three events Friday.

Lisa Chivario was fourth in the long jump with a leap of 19- 3, a foot and four inches off the winning jump. Lucille Jones was fifth in the 3000-meter run at 10:27.2 while the 880 relay team placed third with a fine time of 1:46.2. In Stock Race CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, Mich. Vfi Mario Aiidretti's crew worked feverishly to rebuild his wrecked car Friday as time trials were completed for a pair of 200-mile auto races July 4 at Michigan International Speedway. Andretti, three-time U.S.

driving champion, crashed bis Brawner-Hawk turbo charged Ford into the guard rail Thursday, shortly after qualifying for a front-row spot in the first race of the holiday doubleheader, a 100-lap event for Indianapolis championship cars. He was not injured. His crew chief, Vince Gran-talli, decided against bringing in a replacement car, which would have been forced to start at the rear of the 24-car field. Instead, the crew took the wrecked Hawk back to Indianpolis for a 48-hour reconstruction job. Plans are to have it back in action MIS in time a brief practice session this morning.

If the car makes it, "Andretti will start beside Gary Bert en. hausen, at the bead of toe pack at 12:30 p.m. in the first of two races. If he doesn't the No. 2 spot goes to Gordon Johncock of Mount Pleasant, Mich.

Meantime, A. J. Foyt qualified his 1969 Ford on the pole for the UO-lap USAC stock car event in Friday's time trials. His speed of 160.107 mph was far off Pete Hamilton's track record for stock cars at 162.737 mph last month in a Plymouth. Bobby Unser, the 1968 In-dianapolis 500 winner, took over a Ford assigned to Jack Bowsher, Foyt's teammate, and grabbed the other front-row spot at 158.590 mph.

Foyt and Bobby Unser also will drive in the championship race, Foyt starting his Coyote- Ford in 19th place and Unser in 10th in a turbocharged Eagle- Offy. Harmon Pounds Minnesota to Win BLOOMLNGTON, Minn. Wl -Jim Perry, bolstered by Harmon Killebrew's three-run homer, cruised to his 12th triumph Friday night bs the Minnesota Twins whipped the Chicago White Sox 8-2 for their fifth straight victory. The Twins front-runners in the American League West, scored four runs in the first inning, added one in the second and Kille-brew delivered his 23rd round-tripper in the fifth. CHICAGO MINNESOTA abrhbl abrhbl 41 Tovar ef 311 4 11 Thompen lb 4 1 3 1 4 0 0 0 Klllebrew lb 1 1 1 1 4 00 Klllebrew lb 1 1 1 3 3 0 11 Holt If 4 0 11 0 0 0 0 Remck 3b 430 1 0 0 0 Cardenas as 1 1 0 0 4 00 OuDlel 2b 10 OBrlen lb Apanrk) as CMav it Melton rf Joeuhsn 0 Weaver McCraw ph Spence 11 McKnney 3b 4 M.llermld (1(00 Berry a 3 JPerry 400 Horlen 10 Hopkins 0 0 0 0 Total 32 2 1 Total 338 11 6 Chieagw til II lll-I Minnesota 41 111 1 1 I I Spence.

DP Chicago 3. LOB Chicago 5, Minnesota 4. 2 Ollva, Tovar. HK-Kulebrew (23). 8 Horlen.

IP RERBBSO Horlen (L.6-10) 5 10 1 1 1 Weaver 3 1 0 0 2 4 1 1 J.Perry (W.12-6) 2 wf-Honen. ra Mtiterwain. La Mesa Results By The Associated press FIRST 5'i tor longs: Carbonated Water 35.W, 11.41. loot Princess Eareka 4.00, i Oolden Brandy 4M Taylor Fab Koega Tertjg. SECOND forloofst Chick's Valor 7.00, 5.1, I.Mt Burner Paaa tot.

4.M. BelUsll 3.tt 1:131 I Heaa More In dian, Jallia Joe, Witch Brsih, Tart Han dle. DAILY IWH Bl E-1170 SO. THIKD-35lyardsi He'a a Wlnknn 7.M. 4.00, SSO; Tipple Deck LIS), 4.U0.

Zoomalong 1.40 1 :17.9t Wandering Joan, Looky Hera. Tap Victor. Toyota Bird. Dobe San. 41UINIELA 944 .3.

FOURTH II yards. Back's Le Bar I 15.20, U.M.7.90; Red River Rat 10.40, I SO I Princess Pisle 9. Mi 8-4ark Mnr-fln, MCfT't Lark, Kentucky Sorrel, Miss Slarln Bap. FIFTH J'5 furlongs Rlue Rover 1.40, l.loi, t.4i Namphlc 15.29, 7.29) Talent Story 1:06 4-5 1 8Blue Invader. Sudden Explosion, Botnaat, Ckalterlyi Girl, (It SIXTH tl yardsi Phase Three 34.20, 12.10, I.Wi Rooster 13.90, 9.90i Lea Ray Dial 3.20t S-Jarkstrsw's Hank, Easter Bar Boh, Roaring Kilty, Dr.

Otevor. 1)1 SEVENTH 5'n furlongs: Leele the Red 3.60, 1.W, 3.001 Rhythotn B. 1.90, Baby Gain I.OOl I 1-5. Ml INIKI.A- 955.0. EIGHTH 170 yardst Dawes Missile I SO.

1.601, 1.21 Dub's Charge I t0i Eaila's Blob H.flOi 45.4t S-Heno Juaa. Plata Mucho, Larkovay, 01 NINTH Vl for longs i Oar Librarian lt.tM, 1.40, 4.201 Mill Zerorrat 5.4, J.l Love snd Danes 3.201 1:05, TENTH 7 fnrlongsi Flying Rover 11.00, l.40i 9.41 Robert Go Go 3JN, J.tOi Ne Princess 1.00 1 Princess Cary, Cap's Kirk. I.yn's Val, Cktea Mon. ELEVENTH 1 forlongsi Slobhy'l Rid 5.00. 3.20, t.JOi Thrasher Bey 1,49, l.Wi Sourbet 3.101 T-t :25 4-5.

BIG 175.00, TWELFTH 1 mllet Wk RaM 19.M, 1.9. 4.091 Betsy Crista 1IJ80. I.49i Cotton Top leVT-fiSO 44i S-Pass Up, Herni a Boy, Star Dollar, Nlte-O-Blls. ATENDANCE M4I. HANDLE 1147420.

THANK YOU for makln our BOAT SHOW USA the mort succeiiful (varl At a result, we new hav( sount-lets used rlt auction prices, Don't mils out, well worth the trip ta Southwest' artest Marine Dealer with over Hoata In stock EDDIE'S MARINE CENTER Ph. 329-311 ae 319-1441 toll E. Main Earmtngton, New Mexlea ANAHEIM IT) Clyde 'Skeeter" Wright, a 27-year-old left-hander who had a dismal 1-8 season a year ago, hurled the first American League no-hitter of 1970 Friday night, pitching 1 TEXAS LEAGUE Westers Division r. CB AI Bl OITEQIH X1 elpaso mi I DAI LLAS-rt. WORTH 34 42 .447 If AMAKILLO 29 4 J97 3 Eastern DtUob PL GB ARKANSAS 41 Xt .563 MEMPHIS li 33 JSU 3 PAN ANTOKTO 34 37 .479 I SHREVEPORT 29 4 J7I Uk Eriday Results Frldav Rnnltl AI.Bl'Ul KHQI'E 5.

Dallas-Ft. Worth 1 Km Anluruo 6. Memom 4 Arkansu 4. Sfcreveport 3 Amarllio 11 El Paso 9 CAVES TODAY Albuquerque at Amarillo Dallas-Ft. Monti at El Paso isi.revetiort at San Antonio Memphis at Arkansas Aueriraa League East Baltimore New York Detroit Boston CltVtiSiMl 49 .541 .514 Alt) 43 40 31 35 i 9 13'n 33 Minnesota alliunua Oakland nil.

at Citjr Calf ago MniSAUkee I- ridnT Results 4 .5 46 31 .507 4 44 34 41 lira 27 SI .346 13'i 3S S3 .334 S4's Boston J. Cleveland Boston 5, Cleveland Baitunor 1 Detroit Washington 4, New York 1 1st 4 2d 3 Minnesota I. Chicago Kansas City 4-1. Milwaukee 3-3 lalilorala 4, Oakland I Games Today and Probable Pitchers Oakland (Hunter 12-3) at California (May 4-S) twilight Kansas City (O'Biley (0-0) a Milwaukee iKrausse (-10). night Chicago (John 5-12) at Minnesota (Boa-veil 3-6 or Kaat Ml Detroit (Wilson i-S) it Baltimore (Mc-NsJly 124), twilight Washington (Cox 4-5) it New York (Cumberland 2-3) Cleveland (Dunning 1-2) at Boston (Sis-bcrt o-o) National League East 42 41 33 Pet.

37 .532 36 12 39 .494 38 CB Pittsburgh New York tit. Louu Chicago Philadelphia Montreal 3 3'a 7 36 34 32 West 55 4.) 39 37 34 31 43 45 .442 .410 Cincinnati Los Angeles Atlanta ft Kranclsco Houston Han Diego .705 .5114 .513 .487 .43 914 15 17 21'i .383 25tt nday Keulls New York 4, Philadelphia Pittsburgh 16. Chicago 14 St Louis S. Montreal 7 Cincinnati 3, Houston 0 1st Houston 10, Cincinnati 4 2d Lns Angelei 6. Francisco 6 Atlanta San Diego 1 1st Atlanta 9.

San Diego 4 2d flames Today and ProoaMe Pitchers St. Louis (Carlton 6-9) Montreal Yrt 12-5) tt PhlUdelpUb (Jackson 14), night Pittsburgh (Veale 5-9) and Blass (5-) at Chicago (Holttman 8-3 and Fappaa 2- Diego (Roberts 54) at Atlanta (Jarvis 14). night Houston (BUlinghara (-1) at Cincinnati (McOlothlln 1(M). night Los Angeles (Foster 5-7) at San Fran-Cisco (Ferry 12-7) Favorites Win In City Golf Continued From C-l 4 end St Jetty G.tewood del. Bob Simpson.

i. i.hn miKfinerl det. Wendell fchVoeder. 2 and CONSOLATION: Albert (ialves def. Henry MrOowen, 3 and (orrasa del.

tnesicr nraoj, Pali, 3 and 1 1 Robert Balsey def. Bon Doll. Patrick Gales del. James Johnson, I and ll del. BUI GiteS.l UP.

uiiidth flight: Dave Wlntermnle j.r ttil Carrlrk. 1 BD (20thli. Robert Taylor del. Milton Baca, 1 npi MUte Goen del. O.

D. Mcuonata, ana ji ij bank del. Jack Pierce. 8 and 6. ii.n.

ureintt def. Proslon Garrett, a John Pavne del. Fred Chaves, 7 and Si Ttlmas Marques def. Jack Molse. and li Brlce Day del.

Abe Sandoval.4 and 3. rrPTH FI.KiHT: Don Abeyta def. H. 0. Mefirary, 1 opt Robert Oshida def.

Joe Corbh), 3 and li Patrick Moore del. Monte Woodv, 3 upi Clarence Wolfe def. Jerry Kimrnker, 1 npi CONSOLATION: Albert Jaeger def. Claude Ketrlng, 3 and It Ralph Ki-nm def. finite Baca.

1 udi Diek Danlton def. Paul Penforld. 1 upi Bob Callaway drew bye. SIXTH FLIGHT: Charles Brown def. John Marlines, 3 and 2l Mike Dana def, Lance Walker, 4 and 2: k.

M. Oes: -ing def. Ted Perea. 4 and 3i John Rledle def. En.

gene Pafford. 2 and 1. CONSOLATION: Knnalri Peters drew bret Lee Baca drew byei Jamea DeAnnond drew Mei Jim An thony drew bye. SEVENTH FIGHT: Dick Hennessee def, Carl Hnlsey. and ll Fred Shepherd def.

Tom Jones 1 op Robert McDonald def. Kurt MUTWortby, 3 and ll Roland Kurth def. James Cole, 2 and CONSOLATION: Les Aylor def. H. Smith, 3 and It A.

O. Marlines def. Richard Brown, 1 upi John Hyatt def. Leonard Armstrong, 3 and 2 Dick Kehoe def. Cbrles Picked, 3 an(2.

EIGHTH FIGHT! Robert Kissam def. William Collier, 3 and 2) Kenneth Burke def. Ben Conklln, 1 npi Jams Davis def. Carl Holromb, 3 and ll Ev Polanco def. John Rhodes, 6 and 5l CONSOLATION: John Huckabay drew byei Doe Elklns drew bvei Don Mallak drew bye) George Wyse drew bye, SENIOR'S FLIGHT: (medal play) 75 -Louis Rey.

79 Ales Sisneros, 83 Ray mond Hubbard. 86 John Halaat, 87 Paul Wainwright. John Parks, Ed Potter, W. W. Dirkl 88 Brad Dacton, DO Or-Title Monro, 91 Don Longscope 92 Carl Otto, 95 Florencie Garclaa 99 Chaillos Cross.

Nats Edge Yanks NEW YORK UPI Bernie Allen slammed a two-run homer and reliever Darold Knowles chocked off two late-inning threats as the Washington Senators edged the floundering New York Yankees 4-3 Friday night. WASHINGTON NEW YOHK abr not Stroud ef 3 10 1 Clarke 2b ab bl 4 110 Unser If 4 0 0 0 Murcer cf Maye rf 4 0 10 White It Epstein lb 31 1 1 Cater 3b BAllen 2b 1 1 1 i Munson 0 Cullen 2b 0 0 0 0 JEUls lb ARodrgei 0 0 0 Woods rf 0 2 0 5 1 10 4 0 3 4 0 0 0 3 112 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4030 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Briikman a 4 2 Bietary French 2 0 10 Micnaei ss 3 0 0 0 Bahnnen 1 0 0 0 Hansen ph Lyttle pr WrDaniel Ward ph Brunei Knowles Total .10 4 a I Total 36 3 11 3 Washington New York 102 I II IWI- 4 1 110-3 Ellis. Epstein, Woods. A Rodrimies S. DP-Washlngton 2.

New York 1. LOB-Washlnaton 7. New York 9. 2B-Mar HR B.Allen (6). J.Ellts (3).

S-biaer. ST Epstein, Stroud, J.Ellis. u.iaer. ER BB SO Bninet 1 3 2 Knowlee i it ui 1 4 3 3 3 McDanM 1 7 Homers SD Padres other big sluggers. Hank Aaron and Orlando Cepeda, connected in tne mgntcap.

FIRST CAFE AS DIEGO ATLANTA abrhbl abrhbl Arcla ss 4 I fUsckson ss 5 1 2 Campbell 2b 4 0 1 MUlan 2b i 1 1 0 uasion ci 3 13 1 Cionzalei cf Colbert lb 4 0 2 Carty If 5 0 11 1111 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 110 13 3 5 OBrown rf Stahl If Hunts 3b Barton Ktrbv Herbel Webster ph Ross Ferrara pk 3 0 0 0 JHall It 4 0 0 0 Cepeda lb 4 0 0 0 Aaron lb 4 0 0 King 2 0 0 0 Lum rf 0 0 0 0 CBoyer 3b 1 0 0 Nash 0 0 0 0 10 0 40 4 110 Total 34 1 1 Total 36 1 11 7 Kaa meg 1 1 1 1 1 Atlanta 3 1 111 11-1 CBoyer 2, Herbel. DP-8an Diego 1. LOB San Diego Atlanta 1. 2B Campbell. Gonzales, Oastoo.

Nasa. HR Carty (19), Lum 3 (4), Gaston (12). SB Stahl. IP Klrhy (L.3-10) 5 Herbel 1 Ross 2 Nash (W.10-2) 9 WP-Klrby. T-417.

RERBBSO 10 7 1 5 0010 1110 1 i a a SECOND GAME SAN DDZOO ATLANTA abrhbl abrhbl Campbell lb 5 0 6 9 SJaekson ta 5 1 1 0 Hunts 3b Sill Mlllan 2b 3110 Oaslon cf 4 0 0 HAaron rf 442 1 2 rerrara If 4 0 0 Carty If Colbert lb 10 1 Wilbelm OBrown rf 4 111 Cepeda lb Csnnlztro (410 Lum cf 3 2 13 0 0 0 0 4 113 4010 4010 4 00 1110 1010 Slocum a 0 0 1 CBover Jb Dean ss 3 111 Dldler 1 0 0 0 PNiekro 0 0 0 JHall If 10 1111 000 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 Slahl ph Areta ss Dobson WeUster pb Herbel Murrcll pb Willis Spieuo pb Total 37 4 I 4 Total 35 9 12 8 Saa Dlege lit 11 1 4 Atlanta 14lllttll-t Hunta 2. Ferrara, S.Jackson. DP San Diego LOB San Diego 7. Atlanta 4. 2B Lum, Boyer, Hall.

HR Hunts (10) Carty (20), H.Aaron (24), O.Brown (11) Webster (1), Cepeda (14), Dean (2). ar atuian. IP RERBBSO Dobson a.3-9) ..4 9 7 6 3 Herbel 2 2 111 Willis 2 1 0 0 0 Nlekro (W.7-10) 7 7 4 4 1 W'lllielm .2 I 0 0 0 6avewnhelra. Randall Clark Wins Junior Tennis Meet Journal Special ANDREWS, Tex. Albu querque's Randall Clark defeated Sandy McClanahan, 6- 1, 6-2 to win tne Boy's 16-year- old Division of the Highway 80 Junior lennis Tourney.

Clark then teamed with Gary Wheeler to win the Midland Tourney 16-year-old Division doubles match. Earlier in the week, Clark-Wheeler had the winning combination defeating Mike Gleeson and AI King of Midland, 6-2, 6-3, to win the doubles division of this tourney. SECOND GAME HOUSTON CINCINNATI abrhbl abrhbl Cedeno rf 6 12 1 Rose rf 5 13 1 Morgan 2b 4 12 0 Tolan cf Wynn cf 4 0 11 Peres 3b Pepltone If 5 0 0 0 LMay lb 3 1 2 5 0 2 0 9 0 11 Menke ss 3 3 10 Stewart If 100 Watson lb 2 2 10 Carroll 10 10 Oullet 0 0 0 0 000 Oeronlmo If Rader Bb 52 1 1 Woodwrd ss 10 0 0 Martlnea 10 0 Concepcn 2b 5 1 1 0 JEdwrds Orlffln 3 12 3 correlea 4 0 10 3 0 11 Chaney si 0 0 0 0 Carbo pb 10 0 Borbop Bravo pn Washbrn Clontnger Clint 11 111 1000 000 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 100 Botiton DILauro Total IB 10 12 Total 394 134 llno.lan (tl 0 0 4 1 1-10 Cincinnati (11 (tl 0 9 9-4 ECorrales, Chaney I. Orlffln, Cllne. DP Houston 1.

Cincinnati 1, LOB Houston 11, Cincinnati 11. 2B Watson, Wvnn, Rader, Corrales, 3B Peret, SB-Morgan, Chaney, Tolan. 8 Boulon. IP ER BB 80 Orlffln (W.3-8) Bouton DILauro Clonlnger (L.l-2) Carroll Oullet Boron Washburn 9 0 2 21 3 11-3 1 9 9 2 -3 3 1-3 0 I 1 1 1 Save DILauro. HBP-by Borbon (Menke), by Borbon (Watson), by Bouton (Woodward) 33,114.

WP-Clonlngar. 4, South golf the airing "that I water buffalo helps get Braves Hit In Sweep of ATLANTA Of) Mike Lura walloped three home runs in the opener and his Atlanta teammates continued the long-ball barrage in the nightcap as the Braves swept a doubleheader from the San Diego Padres Friday night 8-1 and 9-4. In addition to Lum's three homers, Rico Carty hit one in each game and the Braves' hCurtis Scores Net Upset By JOE DIMAS SANTA FE Unseat Bob ui lib ULyocrt, ocvuroccucu lUWC Huffman, Highland High state prep champ, 9-7, 10-8 in men's singles in a five-hour match Friday in the Ancient City Open Tennis Tournament here. The three-day meet continues tnrougn bunaay with nine championships to be decided. Doubles events in men and women's are slated to start to day with Albuquerque's Tony Bull and Jack Kennedy seeded No.

1. Except for the upset, all other men seeds advanced to the quarterfinals. Curbs, a UNM tennis team player from Santa Fe, had to come back from a 45-minute rainstorm delay, trailing 6-7 on his service before rallying to take the best played match of the day. In other action, No. 1 Dick Mechem def.

Dick Dallinger. Albuquerque, 7-5, 6-2 and Nancy Neeld defeated a i Chogille in love sets. UNM presdent Ferrel Heady had to rally to defeat Irving Knickerbocker, 5-7, 6-4, 6-1 in senior men s. Sport's Scores THIINDEBBIRD LITTLE LEAOFE Mels Hi. Phillies Angela 12.

Astros Orioles 5, Twins Tigers 9, Padres 5. ROADRUNNER LITTLE LEAGUE Ward 9, Lumberman Nursery 12. Autos r-ierce Hucnmore ZIA LITTLE LEAGUE Twins 16, Yankees 14 MILE HIGH LITTLE LEAGUE Mels 20, Braves 2: Homers 6. Cubs 5: Orioles 21, Yankees 9 BABE RUTH LEAGUE WeBtslde CC 6, Cubs 0. A a a tour-game series.

Air time be p.m. Albuquerque broke a 1-1 tie in the seventh inning on Ron Downing's sacrifice fly which scored Larry Eckenrode. The Dodgers added three more in the eighth, two on Jim Williams' double. Flynn aided his own cause by starting the inning with a single. Albuquerque, which left the bases loaded three times in the first six innings, lost a run in the ninth when Mathwig failed to touch Uiird after scoring from second on a hit.

But Mathwig more than made uo for it with his hurling. He came on in the seventh after the Spurs had scored once to cut Albuquerque's lead to 5-2 and had two men on with no body out. Mathwig got Rich Goggins to hit into a fielder's choice which scored a run then enduced Petie Watts to hit into an inning ending double play. ALBIQIEBQIE Rose If Eckenrode tb illiams rf Moore ef-lb Cey 3b Downing lb Long ef Yeager Ferguson 0 Johnson ss Etvnn Mathwig Totsls DALLAS-FT. WORTH ab 3 3 4 3 3 1 3 2 1 1 1 1 27 Beasley If Sbelion Coggins ef Wallsrf Green 2b Mathew lb Creola Nordbrook ss Maniredl ph-si Herson ilsnusea a King Carnarle ph Totals Albuquerque Dallas-FL Worth Ml 19 10-5 20-3 Eektartae Flynn, Cocgine.

DP Yeager and Downing) Johnson, Eckenrode and Downing! Mathwig, Johnson and Moorei Mathew (unassisted). LOB Albuquerque 14, Dallas-Ft, Worth 4. 2B Moore, Wlllams, Cey, Beasley, Mathwig. SB Williams, Green. ST Watts, Downing.

tr K.K on at) sFlynn (W.12-1) 7 4 3 3 5 9 Mathwig (Save) Herson 8 1 1 a Wilihusen(LJ-l) 21-J 4 4 4 3 3 King 124 Flynn faeed 4 men u) 8tn. WP Flvnn. PB Creole. HBP by Herson (Johnson), by Wilshuaea dealer). A 5059.

Cards Stop Expos MONTREAL Wl Lou Brook's three-run homer in the second inning and a two-run blast by Richie Allen in the seventh powered the St. Louis Cardinals to a 9-7 vitory over Montreal Friday night that ended the Expos' winning string at five games. ST. LOUIS MONTREAL ab 61 Brock If 5 2 2 3 Oosger cf Cardenal cf 5 0 2 0 Hahn cf Hague rf 4 111 MJones If RcliAllen lb 4 112 Staub rf Torre 3b 4 110 Dillman Simmons 2 10 0 Fairly lb Kennedy 2b 4 10 0 Bateman 0 ab li bl 4 0 0 1 10 10 5 0 0 0 5 0 20 0 0 0 0 4 10 0 5 12 0 Msxviu ss 3 111 Laboy 3D 5 2 2 0 ChTaylor Hrabosky Campisl 3 112 Sutherlnd 2b 4 2 2 3 1 0 0 0 Wine ss 10 10 0 0 0 0 Bailey 3b Stoneman HReed Fairea ph Strhmayr Phillips ph Wegener Brand rf 4 1 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 2011 Total 35 9 9 9 Total 427157 81. Louis ISO til 0 9 9 14 3 9 7 Wlna, Sutherland.

DP Montreal LOB St. Louis 5, Montreal U. 2B Brock. Torre, Bailey, Hague, Laboy, Sutherland, Cardenal. Bateman.

Hit-Brock (5), RchAllen (22), IP ER BB SO ChTaylor (W.3-5) Hrabosky Campisl (L.4-10) HReed Strohmayer Wegener Dillmaa 51-3 9 5 3 14 3 i 2-1 1 1 24 5 31-3 0 1 1 2 2 1 1 i Save Campisl. HBP by Campisl (Sutherland), WP-Strolimayer. eighth-inning homer and Ray Culp's five-hit pitching. SECOND CAME CLEVELAND BO810N ab bl ab hi Heldemn sa 5 110 Srholirld 2b 4 0 2 0 Leon 2b 5 0 0 0 RSmlth ef 10 0 0 Foster If 2 111 Fiore lb a Fosse 4 12 3 Ystrmski lb 4 12 0 THorton id 4 0 10 TConiglro rf 3 1 2 0 Hlnton rf 2 0 0 0 Petroclll as 4 1 2 2 Uhlaendr cf 2 0 1 0 Scott 3b 3 12 1 Bradford cf 1 0 0 0 BConglro If 0 1 0 inson 2000 Moses a Nettles 3b 4 0 2 0 Brett Paul 1110 Koonce Lasher 0 0 0 0 Peters oh 4 12 1 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KlimcncK pn 1 0 0 0 Wagner Chance uooo Andrews pn Rollins ph Ellsworth 1 0 0 0 Santiago 0 0 0 0 Lyla 1000 0 0 0 0 LBrown Ph Iiiggina Total 9 0 4 9 4 Total 17 1 1.1 1 Cleveland 004 090 0004 Boston 003 009 ion 5 E-Lemi, Fosse, Foster. DP-Cleveland 1.

LOB Cleveland 8, Boston 14. 2B Heldemann. T.Horton, Scott, uhlaender. 3B Petrocelll, Moses. HK Fosse (l.u.

IP RERBBSO Paul Lasher Chance Ellsworth (L.21) Hlggilis Brett Koonce Wagner (W.2-0) Santiago Lvle 214 4 24 1 3 2 4 1 1 2 14 223 0 2 1 24 2 114 0 Save Lvlt. WP-Hlggllu HBP-by Brett (Foster), A 27,395. a a 1 0 I (I I el i ioToln Os Extend Lead Jo Five Lengths BALTIMORE UI Mike Cuellar checked Detroit on four hits as the Baltimore Orioles trimmed the Tigers 4-0, Friday night and extended their lead in the American League's East Division to five games. The Orioles scored three runs on sacrifice flies and another on a wild pitch by Mickey Lolich, whose record dropped to 6-10 as he lost his fifth ensecutive decision. DETROIT BALTIMORE ab bl abrhbl Stanley of 4 0 0 0 Bo ford If 110 MAuliffe 2b 4 1 Belanger a Ilia Kaluie lb 4 0 0 0 FRobinsn rf I 0 1 1 WHorton If 4 0 10 JPowell lb 1 0 1 Northrup rf 4 0 0 0 Blab ef 40 Wert 3D 10 10 BRobtnsn lb 3 1 1 0 Price 3 0 0 0 DJohnson lb 4 0 2 0 Oultierrei at 3 0 0 0 Hendrtcka (10 0 1 Lollcb 1 0 0 0 Cuellar 300 Maddoi ph 1 9 0 Patterson 0 0 Total 31 0 4 0 Total 27 4 3 Detroit -t ttO Baltimore til 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Wert.

DJohnson. DP Baltimore 1. LOB Detroit 5, Baltimore 7. 2B McAuliffe. WHorton.

Belaneer. SF Hendricks, J.Powell, IP RERBBSO Loucn (L.o-10) 7 4 1 4 1 Patterson 1 0 0 a Cuellar (W.94) 4 011 wp-louco 1. 1:19. A 14,060. Star Duel Rages At Shortstop NEW YORK Ml The Luis Aparicio-Rico Petrocelli duel for the shortstop job is the only real battle still to be decided in the selection of the American League All-Star game starting lineup.

Aparicio, the Chicago veteran, leads Petrocelli, his 27-year-old Boston rival by 4,465 votes in the latest tabulation announced Friday by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. The American League voting: Catcher Bill Freehan. Detroit. 742 STJ: Elrod Hendricks, Baltimore, 104.768: Duke Sims, Cleveland, Jose Ascue, California. 75.201: Duane Joeephson, Chicago, 62.701t George Mitterwald.

Minnesota. 45,759:, first Base Boot Powell. Baltimore. 747.666; Norm Cash. Detroit, IVU25; George Scott, Boston, 100.792: Mike Epstein.

Washington. 71.902: Tony Horton Cleveland. Rich Reese, Minnesota. 49.423. Second Base Rod Carew.

Minnesota. 696.76!: Dick McAuliffe. Detroit, 144.069: Tommy Harper, Milwaukee. 142.142: Mike Andrews. Boston, ioo.yio; Dave jonnson, Baltimore, 90,747: Dick Ore en.

Oakland, 30.3.13. Third Base Harmon Klllebrew, Minnesota, 550.845; Brooks Robinson. Bsl-tlmore, Sal Bando, Oakland, 72.829; Bill Melton. Chicago, 42.036; Ken McMulen. CalUornla.

34.968: Aurello Rodrlgties, Washington, 27,919. snoriBiop una Aparicio, t-ntcago, 392.711; Rico Petrocelli. Boston, 371.246: Jim Fregosi, California. 157.978; Leo Car denas, Minnesota, 135,976: Mark Belanger, Baltimore, Bert Cainpaneni, Oakland, 70,726. uunieia rarax KODinson, Haitimore, 6IHIM; Frank Howard, Washington, 526.960; Carl Yastrsemskl.

Boston. 497.925; Tony Ollva. Minnesota. 324.961; Roy White, New York, lw.two; wutie norton, ueirnu, 174.068; Reggie Smith. Boston, Carlos May.

Chicago, 134.474; Paul Blair. Baltimore. 133.095; Bobby Murcer, New York, 129.933; AI Kallne, Detroit, 109.001; Reggie Jackson, Oakland. 97,235. Pro Footballer Vote to Strike NEW YORK iJPi-Professional football players have voted to strike if they don't get "a satisfactory contract package" from owners of the National Football League teams, spokesman for the NFL Players Assn.

said Friday night. "There's nothing new or novel in that," commented Tex Schramm of the Dallas Cowboys, chairman of the four-man owners' negotiating committee. "We had that two years ago. I don't think there's any per-timancy or relevancy at this time a strike vote." The NFLPA isn't using the word strike. The group's spokesman, who asked to be identified as "a reliable source from within the NFLPA," said the players "voted overwhelmingly to authorize withholding of services." Atomic fitv Red Sox Rip Tribe Twice VI Journal Special LOS ALAMOS Dennis McCloskey defeated past tournament power Larry Beam one- up Friday to advance to the semi-final round of the annual Atomic City Open.

McCloskey, wno can ouster his home course in tournament play like a practice outing, will face another player very knowledgeable with the hilly 6670-yard, par-72 Los Alamos lavout Harold Staake. Staake defeated Farmington's Chuck Badsgart 3 and 2 to gain the match witn unm graa McCloskey. In the other semifinal matches today Bernie Killoran, also sporting a homecourse ad vantage, will face powerful Mickey Clute. Killoran, a city champion many times, defeated Ed Jarvis one-up and Clute ran past high schooler Steve Rich 5 and 4. The tournament ends Sunday witn a 27-hole match play final.

Ten i op By The Associated Press Basel on 200 at bate. NATIONAL LEAOUE Player Club Carty Atl Peres Cln Hickman Chi Orabrkewlli! LA Clemente Pgh Oaslon SD Tolan Cin Shamsky NY H.Aaron All Cardenal 8lL OAR Pet. 76 272 59 1 00 78 294 60 Kfl 69 234 48 80 .342 74 243 45 63 .342 62 241 29 62 .340 75 3(W 44 100 .333 71 2B2 87 66 326 6 1 212 24 69 .321 71 269 58 86 .3211 68 273 44 87 .316 Reds, Astros Split 'Header BOSTON The Boston Red Sox scored the winning run in the seventh inning, as catcher Ray Fosse treated the ball like a hot potato, and went on to a 5-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians Friday for a sweep of a twi-night doubleheader. The Red Sox, climbing over the .500 mark for the first time since May 10, won the opening game 2-1 on Carl Yastrzemski's FIRST GAME CLEVELAND BOSTON ab hi ab bl Heldemn si 4 110 Andrews 2b 4 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 2 0 0 0 RSmlth cf 4 110 Plnson 40 1 1 Ystrmskl lb 112 1 Fosse 0 4 0 0 0 TConlglro rf 4 0 0 0 Sims It 4 0 10 Petroclll ss 2 0 0 0 THorton lb 30 1 0 Scott 3b Uhlaendr of 4 0 0 0 BConglro Leon 2b 4 0 10 Batriano Hand 20 0 0 Culp Htnton Ph 10 0 0 Heiitiigaii 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 9 0 0 0 10 10 2 0 0 0 Total 32 1 3 1 Total 28 2 7 I Cleveland 900 00 19 1 Boston ill eel iii-i DP-Cleveland 2, LOB Cleveland 7, Boston 7. 2B H.Smllh, Hcott, Leon.

Batriuio. HR Yastraemsk! (Mi. S-Cud. IP RERBBSO Hand 7 6 1 1 1 5 Hcmilgan (L.44) .1 1111 Culp (W.7-8) 1 1 1 3 CrNCLNATTI The Houston Astros, aided by Cin cinnati miscues, staged rallies in the sixth and seventh innings of the second game Friday night to halt the streaking Reds 10-4 and spilt a doubleheader. The Reds blanked them 3-0 in the opener on a five-hitter by Gary Nolan, who hurled his first complete game in 17 starts.

FIRST CAME HOUSTON CINCINNATI abrhb Cedeno rf Morgan 2b Wynn of Pepltone If Mcnke bs Watson lb Hnder 3b JEdwrds 0 DWllson Oeigcr ph JRny 4 0 2 0 Rost rf 4 0 0 0 Tolan cf 3 0 0 0 Peres 3b 4 0 10 Bench 4 0 0 0 May lb 3 0 10 Cine If 4 0 0 0 Helms 2b 3 0 0 0 Woodwrrl ll 2 0 10 Carbo ph 1 0 0 0 Chancy si 0 0 0 0 Nolan Total 32 0 0 Total 31 3 7 2 Houston Cincinnati lit III III- 3 E-Watson. LOB Houston 7, Cincinnati 10. 2B Cedeno. Cum? 1. 3B Peres.

IP ER BB 80 DWllson (L.2-4) 6 9 2 1 4 I Ray 2 11111 Nolan rW.I 4 911 Rome Runs Pere, Cincinnati. 27; Bench, Cincinnati, 25: H.Aaron, Atlanta, 24; RchAllen, St. Louis, 22: B. Williams, Chicago, 21; McCovey, San Francisco, 21. Runs Balled In Peres, Cincinnati, 81; Williams Chicago, 71: H.Aaron, Atlanta, 66: Bench, Cincinnati.

67; RchAllen, St. Louis, 66; Carty, Atlanta, 66. Pitching Simpson, Cincinnati. 121, Billlncharn, Houston. (-1, Nash.

Atlanta. 10-L Gibson, St, Louis, 114, Sadecki, New York, 6-2, ,750. A 14795..