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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1968

Page

18

Giants Dominate as Errors Doom Dem Burns Team

The Dodgers clubhouse sign cites waning interest as Giants capitalize on mistakes. Walter Alston faces 35 more tomorrows in Carr Town Ohio while on field Versalles and Dietz error contribute to a sixth run and two more, with Jim Hart walked and Tom Haller’s passed ball aiding the rally.

Dodger Walter Alston Carrtown Ally Tom Haller Versales Dick Dietz

Giants vs Dodgers: six errors doom Dodgers in Friday loss

The Dodgers fell 8-3 as two miscues and a passed ball produced unearned runs. Bob Bolin left after three in the first, and Bill Singer faltered with five walks in 4 2/3 innings. Willie McCovey and Ty Cline key the Giants surge with timely hits.

Alston Dem Burns Giants Dodgers Bob Bolin Bill Singer Singer Mike McCormick Bolin McCormick Ken Boyer Paul Popovich Bobby Bonds Ron Hunt Ty Cline Zoilo Versalles Versalles Willie McCovey John Purdin Bonds Purdin Cline Shortstop Hunt McCovey Len Gabrielson

Long Beach Catalina Island Outrigger Regatta Set to Start

The Hawaiian All-Stars are favored as outrig­ger canoes depart Long Beach for Avalon Harbor in the first Long Beach Catalina Island Regatta. A fleet including accompanying launches from the Outboard Boating Club of Long Beach and the 58‑foot ketch Tioga as committee boat will leave Cherry Street Beach at 7 30.

Long Beach Avalon Harbor Catalina Island Outboard Boating Club Cherry Street Beach

Tigers Yankees Tie In 19 Inning Suspension

Detroit and New York halved their doubleheader with a 3 3 tie after 19 innings ending at 1 07 a.m. under AL rules. Roy White hit his 12th homer to force the tie while Stan Bahnsen spun six innings of work in the opener as Detroit leads the league.

NEW York UPI Detroit Tigers New York Yankees Yanks Stan Bahnsen Tigers Cleveland Astros Mets Baltimore Boston Detroit Orioles Roy White Mickey Stanley al Kaline Stanley McAuliffe Tom Matchick Dick Tracewski Tiger Norm Bill Freehan White Lindy McDaniel Yankees McDaniel Dooley Womack Kansas City A’s Angels Halos Washington Jim McGlothlin McGlothlin Rick Reichardt Reichardt Rick

Cardinals Win in 11th on Gagliano's Triple

Phil Gagliano tripled to score Mike Shannon with two outs in the 11th inning to lift the league leading St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Ron Kline retired two but then hit Shannon and yielded the game deciding hit.

ST. Louis UPI Phil Gagliano Mike Shannon St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates Ron Kline Shannon Gagliano Kline

Braves Top Phillies 6-0 as Aaron drives in four

Hank Aaron and the Atlanta Braves beat Philadelphia 6-0 with Aaron driving in four runs including his 504th career homer. Pat Jarvis earned his 13th win with a complete effort on the mound as Rick Wise took the loss. The Cardinals tied the score later on with Julian Javier’s walk and Orlando Cepeda’s 13th homer.

Atlanta UPI Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves Philadelphia Phillies Pat Jarvis Rick Wise Joe Hoerner Cardinals Julian Javier Orlando Cepeda

Reds rally past Mets 4 2 with Johnson and Rose key

Cincinnati Reds defeat New York Mets 4 2 as Alex Johnson collects three hits and Pete Rose adds two. Gary Nolan wins his sixth with help from Clay Carroll as Mets’ offense stalls after a late eighth inning rally.

Cincinnati UPI Alex Johnson Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds New York Mets Gary Nolan Clay Carroll Mets Nolan Ron Swoboda Ed Charles Bud Harrelson New York Bi Harrelson Rose Washington Boswell Max Alvis Agee Avonnson Martin Whitfield Kranpool Cleveland Beach Ul Indians Aries Ilins Cardenas Nolan P Washington Sennardwell Carroll Mike Selma Shamsky Paul Alvis Cincinnati C.jones A.johnson New Yo Aries Bendi Sor Owedger Tony Horton Taylor Chico Salmon Cardwell Cardenal Cf Unser Harper Cf McMulla Howard Snyder Asanova Opstein Salmon Horton Cullen Read Ivis Allen Paul Inkman Efisher Hallen Ascual Wey Bascual Iogins Humphreys Bertaina Baldwin Higgins

Indians Rip Senators in 6 2 Scrimmage Report

The Lomita Golden Hawks, moving from Pop Warner to the All American Conference, schedule a 2 p.m. scrimmage with the Banning Pilots at Harbor College, stated head coach Raul Uranga. Nearby scores include Arkansas 4 Shreveport Memphis 1, Dallas-Fort Worth 0, Albuquerque 9 Amarillo 6, and El Paso 7-2 San Antonio 2-1.

Lomita Golden Hawks Pop Warner Banning Pilots Harbor College Raul Uranga Arkansas Shreveport Memphis Dallas-Fort Worth Albuquerane Amarillo el Paso San Antonio

Dem Bums Do It Again

General Manager Fresco Thompson and farm director Bill Schweppe met with Walter Alston and his staff to discuss October expansion graft. The meeting produced a consensus to protect five pitchers. Willie Mays rested. Drysdale faces Sadecki tonight. Lefebvre reinjury and Parker throat infection strain Dodgers. Attendance 22,700. home total 1,374,224.

Manger Fresco Thompson Bill Schweppe Walter Alston Willie Mays Don Drysdale Singer Drysdale Ray Sadecki Jim Lefebvre Lefebvre Wes Parker Parker Dodgers Bolin Turtles Electric Prunes Leo Durocher Cubs

Baseball Action and Derby Results From Weekday Card

In the International League Jacksonville beat Syracuse 2 1 while Rochester defeated Richmond 1 in a rain postponed second game. Columbus edged Louisville 1 0 before rain paused play. Roller derby at L B Arena featured the T Birds and Detroit skaters in a mixed results card.

Jacksonville Syracuse Rochester Richmond Columbus Electo Couisville Baftalo

Baltimore Loses to Red Sox

Juan Pizarro held Baltimore to six hits and struck out 10 as the Boston Red Sox beat the Orioles 4 to 3. Jose Tartabull drove in the winning run in the fifth, while Frank Robinson and Boog Powell homered for Baltimore.

Baltimore UPI Juan Pizarro Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox Jose Tartabull Joe Foy Pizarro Dave Leonhard Red Sox Leonhard Foy Carl Yastrzemski Orioles Frank Robinson Boog Powell Floyd Robinson Brooks Robinson

Arizona State Alumni Help A’s Past Angels 9-4

Oakland defeats Los Angeles 9-4 as four A’s regulars are Sun Devil alums led by Joe Keough Reggie Jackson and Rick Monday. Keough hits first major league triple and Sal Bando drives in runs while Winston Llenas errs.

A’s Arizona State Keough Rick Monday Reggie Jackson Sun Devil Sal Bando Sun Devils Oakland Angels Angel Winston Llenas Bando Monday Mt. San Antonio College Mt. Sac The

Davis leads White Sox to 4-2 win over Twins

Duane Josephson's sacrifice fly and Tommy Davis' run producing single in the eighth gave Chicago a 4-2 victory as they rallied against Dean Chance. Wilbur Wood earned the win in relief. Chance took the loss.

Chicago UPI Duane Josephson Tommy Davis Chicago White Sox Minnesota Twins White Sox Dean Chance Sandy Alomar Chance Josephson Alomar Pete Ward Woodie Held Ward Davis Wilbur Wood Joel Horten

Astros Rally Stuns Cubs for Fifth Straight Victory

Houston and Chicago traded leads until Norm Miller delivered a two out single with the bases loaded in the ninth, lifting the Astros to a 3 2 win. Doug Rader tied it with a two out double, Jim Wynn opened the frame with a double, and Rusty Staub added a run via a single. The win kept Houston in seventh place while ending Chicago's four game streak.

Houston UPI Norm Miller Houston Astros Chicago Cubs Astros Cub Miller Phil Regan George Thomas Doug Rader Denis Menke Jim Wynn Joe Niekro Rusty Staub Regan Menke Dick Simpson Staub Bob Aspromonte John Bateman Rader Chicago Bi Kessinger Beckett Torres Bwillams Wynn Santo Snicaee Nedénect

Ex Nitehawk Sperry Fans 34 Batters in 1 0 Victory

Jim Sperry struck out 34 batters in a pitching gem as Rock Island Sports Shop beat Markle Indiana 1-0 in 16 innings at the World Softball tournament before 2 648 fans. He allowed only two hits and seeks his first tourney win.

Nitehawk Sperry Chuck Medick Rock Island Ill Jim Sperry Rock Island Sports Shop Markle Indiana Nitehawk

Soccer Results Across Leagues Reported

Washington beat Boston 4 to 1 and Oakland won 4 to 2 over New York. Wolves defeated Dallas 3 to 0 in the latest results roundup.

Washington Boston Oakland New York Wolves Dallas

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