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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1969

Page

9

Dodgers Break Tie with Parker Homer in 2-1 Win

In Los Angeles, Wes Parker hit a leadoff eighth inning homer off Denny Lemaster to lift the Dodgers over the Astros 2-1, their fifth straight victory. Osteen won his third without defeat, scattering seven Houston hits as Blefary and Menke produced the Astros' early run.

LOS Angeles Los Angeles Dodgers Wes Parker Houston Astros Parker Denny Lemaster Dodgers Osteen Houston Astros Carl Blefary Dennis Menke Paul Popovich Menke Willie Crawford

Yazoo Kid Power Powers Bosox Over Tribe

Boston catcher Gerry Moses slugged five runs including a grand slam in a 9-4 win over Cleveland as Ken Harrelson left the team. Rookie Bill Burbach earned his first major league win for New York in a 2-1 victory over Detroit while other AL games featured Seattle, Minnesota, Kansas City and Baltimore gaining wins. Moses now boosts Boston after a brief prior trial, driving in six runs in the second inning and again in the eighth.

Mike Bryson Associated Press the Hawk Yazoo Gerry Moses Boston Tn Cleveland Indians Yazoo City Miss Ken ‘Hawk Harrelson Cleveland New York Bill Burbach Detroit Tigers Chicago Seattle Bill Melion Minnesota California Kansas City Oakland Baltimore Washington Moses Red Sox L. Petes Boston Detroit Cone Wash'n

Major League Standings By the Associated Press

National League East Division standings are presented by The Associated Press with team positions, wins, losses, and percentages. The item lists clubs in the division and their records, reflecting recent results and standings within the NL East.

Associated Press

Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Hitting

Summary of top performers across batting averages runs batted in and hits. Moses Bast. leads AL batting at .474 with T Reynolds and Roseboro also high. Huns Blair and Robinson top hits. LaBoy Aaron chase batting averages while Morgan McCovey Money Jones and Laboy Williams figure among RBI and hits leaders.

Associated Press Moses Bast T. Reynolds Oak Roseboro Minn Oliva Huns — Blair F. Robinson Buford Murcer N.Y Blair Balt Robinson Laboy H. Aaron Morgan Houst McCovey Money Phil Jones Mul B. Williams Chic C. Jones

REL's 440-Relay Team Is Third At Regionals

Robert E. Lee's 440 relay crew Kevin Rogers Robert Harris Jerome Smith and Leslie Jenkins took third in the regional quarter with a 42.1. Ken Alderson of Ross Sterling placed fourth in the shot put with 4-7 and topped Pasadena star Steve Smith. Sammy Skinner of Deer Park won the mile, Don Fogo of Sam Rayburn placed second in the high jump as Ted Watson failed to reach the discus final.

Houston Robert E. Lee Ross Sterling Ken Alderson Baytown Beverly Rockhold Kevin Rogers Robert Harris Jerome Smith Leslie Jenkins Alderson Pasadena Steve Smith Sammy Skinner Deer Park Sam Rayburn Don Fogo REL Ted Watson

Harrelson Contemplates Retirement After Trade Shock

Boston fans were stunned as Ken Harrelson was traded to the Cleveland Indians, prompting protest outside Fenway Park while the Red Sox defeated the Indians 9 4 in the weekend series windup. The Hawk hinted at retirement amid the deal, with players kept out of action per AL president Joe Cronin.

Boston Red Sox Ken Harrelson Cleveland Indians New England Fenway Park Indians Joe

Exes Sought For Dan's Big Party

Norman Adams Richard Cooke James Carnes James Galden Eddie Gray Herbert Gray Jim Mallory Gerald Orton Noah Saxton James Stephenson Jim Walmsley Bruce Woods Gerald Wright Cronin pending final disposition of the case. Harrelson, 27, whose flamboyant personality and attire coupled with his hitting exploits had captivated the whole city, said in announcing his retirement Sunday that it would cost him between $500,000 and $750,000 in lost business opportunities to leave Boston. "It was just not economically feasible," he told a news conference at the office of his attorney, Bob Woolf. The trade, announced Saturday, sent Harrelson and left handed pitchers Dick Elsworth and Juan Pizarro to Cleveland for catcher Joe Azcue and right-handed pitchers Sonny Siebert and Vincente Romo. The status of the deal, and of the other players, was up in the air in the wake of Harrelson's announcement. Many were comparing this situation to the Donn Clendenon case in the National League earlier this year. Clendenon announced his "retirement" after being traded from Montreal to Houston, but the deal later was consummated with two other players replacing Clendenon, and he returned to play for the Expos. "I don't know all the details of the Clendenon situation, but I do not foresee Harrelson wearing a Red Sox uniform," Boston general manager Dick O'Connell, said.

Cronin Harrelson Boston Bob Woolf Dick Elsworth Juan Pizar Clendenan Expos Red Sox Dick O'Connell

Youth Night At Astrodome Houston Astros Offer Kids Discount

Youth baseball players from 8 to 18 can attend the Astrodome game against San Diego next Thursday at 7 30 a m with coaches and managers. Regular seats 3 50 and 2 50 cut to 1 for all included. Uniforms required for discount. No limit on ratio of kids to adults. A team of 15 can get 5 tickets for 15. Astros open second home stand 7 30 p m Monday vs Reds.

Houston Astrdome Houston Astros San Diego Astros Cincinnati Reds Reds

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