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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1968

Page

14

Howard hits two homers to set ML record in six straight

Frank Howard blasted two homers to reach 10 in six games, a new major league mark, as the Washington Senators defeated the Detroit Tigers 8-4. Howard swatted his 17th of the year with two on in the fifth, while Ken McMullen added a solo shot. Frank Bertania pitched five hitless innings before yielding to a five hitter, and Mickey Lolich took the loss for Detroit.

Detroit Frank Howard Washington Senators Detroit Tigers Washington Howard Roger Maris New York Yankees George Kelly Walker Cooper Willie Mays New York Giants Dale Long Pittsburgh Ken McMullen Frank Bertaina Tigers Mickey Lolich Senators del Unser Sam Bowens MccMullen Bill Freehan Dick McAuliffe Sac

Boston drubs Yankees 4-0 for seventh straight win

Ray Culp pitched four hits allowed over nine as the Red Sox won 4 0 over the New York Yankees. Boston benefited from four unearned runs after Tresh’s three third inning errors sparked the rally. Tom Tresh, returning to shortstop, misplayed plays setting up the scoring sequence. Reggie Smith drove in a run on a sacrifice fly and Jerry Adair added a two run double in the inning.

Boston Boston Red Sox Ray Culp New York Yankees Culp Tom Tresh Mike Andrews Tresh Red Sox Jay Foy Carl Yastrzemski Reggie Smith Andrews Ken Harrelson George Scott Foy Jerry Adair Rigm

Major league standings and today’s games list

Major league standings feature today’s two game openers across the leagues. Matchups include Baltimore at Cleveland with Leonhard and Mc Nally, Washington at Detroit with Ortega and Pascual, New York at Boston with Bahnsen and Waslewski, Oakland at Chicago with Hunter and Pierce, California at Minnesota with Wright and Ellis, Atlanta at New York with Kelley and Reed, St Louis at Philadelphia with Carlton and Short, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with Culver and Blass, Chicago at San Francisco with Jenkins and Hands, and Houston at Los Angeles with Lemaster and Osteen.

Baltimore Leonhard McNally Cleveland Siebert Horgan Washington Ortega Pascual Detroit Wilson McLain New York Bahnsen Boston Waslewski Oakland Hunter Pierce Chicago Johns Carlos California Wright Ellis Minnesota Boswell Kaat Atlanta Kelley Reed Ryan Jackson St. Louis Carlton Philadelphia Short Cincinnati Culver Pittsburh Blass Jenkins Hands San Francisco Perry Bolin Houston Lemaster Cuellar Los Chicago New York G.B. St. Louis Los Angeles Pittsburgh Brock A Kessinger Hum Millan Flood Beckett Maris Williams H. Aaron Cepeda L. Johnson Lum McCarver Banks Shannon Nen Francona Javier Boccabella Alou Maxvill T. Aaron Phillips Boyer Ricketts Hundley Tillman Schofield Santo K. Johnson Briles Arcia Cloninger Tolan Spangler Valdespino Hoerner Holtzman Upshaw Amabe D. Johnson RBI Gonzalez Alouf Harrelson Rojas F. Johnson Jones Callison Davenport Shamsky Mays Noboda Briggs Cline Martin Taylor Hiatt Goossen Pena Dietz Buchek Oliver Weis L. Jackson Lanier Selma P McCormick Ae Herbes Hunt Ph McDaniel Art Liams Handley S—Kessinger Sf—Beckett Lanier H Selma Baltimore Holtzman Ama Blair Blefary F. Robinson Powell B. Robinson Hendricks Belanger Phoebus P Cleveland AB Cardenal Davalilio Alvis Bando Pagliaroni E Phoebus Rudi Webster Gosger Cater Melton Ward Campaneris Campanarker Ers White Pepitone Rosco Tresh Gibbs Cox Talbot Clarke Peterson Whitaker Womack Andrews Yastrzemski Scott Adair Howard Culp Sb—Foy R. Smith

Reds Rally Past Pirates 8-3 in Saturday Win

Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-3 as a four run burst in the fifth inning, highlighted by Alex Johnson two run double. Johnson's hit followed a sequence including Leo Cardenas single and Pete Rose single. Roberto Clemente hit his third homer for Pittsburgh.

Alex Johnson Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Johnson Jim Bunning Leo Cardenas Fred Whitfield Pete Rose Reds Vada Pinson Roberto Clemente Pirates Maury Wills Matty Alou Gene Alley

Indians Edge Orioles 1-0 on Williams 10th inning hit

Stan Williams pitched a two hitter and drove in the winning run with a one out single in the 10th inning as Cleveland defeated Baltimore 1-0.

Cleveland Stan Williams Indians Baltimore Orioles

White Sox rally to sink A's 4-2 in Chicago

Peter Ward ripped a wind blown two run double in the eighth as the Chicago White Sox beat the Oakland Athletics 4-2. Russ Snyder started the inning with a pinch single and Luis Aparicio singled as Ward's fly ball scored them. Oakland had led on a disputed sixth inning play and Campanaris tripled in the first before Melton and Cullen tied the game in the second.

Peter Ward Chicago White Sox Oakland Athletics Russ Snyder Luis Aparicio Paul Lindblad Oakland Lew Krausse Bill Voss Ward Reggie Jackson Snyder Aparicio Chicago Tom McCraw A’s Jim Pagliaroni Eddie Stanky White Sox Larry Napp Napp Bert Campaneris Sox Bill Melton Tim Cullen

SIU women golfers win Midwest championship

Southern Illinois swept the top two spots to win the Midwest Women's College Golf Tournament in East Lansing. Dorothy Germain posted the meet low score of 159 for 36 holes, two strokes ahead of teammate Lynn Hastie as SIU totaled 320. Ohio State finished second, followed by Michigan State, Illinois State, and Flint Community College among ten other teams.

East Lansing Mich Southern Illinois Ohio State Michigan State Illinois State Flint Community College Dorothy Germain Lynn Hastie

Sparta Wins District Title In 2-1 Baseball Victory

Sparta Bull dogs dominate Chester 2-1 to capture the district crown. Two Sparta runs came with two outs in the first inning aided by error, balk, and wild pitch. Chester pushes its lone run in the sixth inning on two hits. Sparta advances to the Marissa regional to face the Waterloo district winner Monday.

Sparta Chester Bulldogs Watterloo Dogs Hopkins, Ritter Johnson Kessler Jacobous

Dodgers edge Astros 1-0 on unearned run

Don Drysdale pitched a five hit shutout as the Dodgers beat the Astros 1-0. A sixth inning error by Hector Torres allowed Wes Parker to score after a sequence that started with Parkers leadoff single and a bunt to second. It was Drysdales third 1-0 win of the season and the 43rd shutout of his career.

Los Angeles Don Drysdale Los Angeles Dodgers Houston Astros Drysdale Dave Giusti Hector Torres Ken Boyer Wes Parker Parker

Herrin Hires New Athletic Head for High School

Herrin Unit School Board schedules a 6 30 p m May 27 meeting to hire a combined assistant principal and athletic director for the high school. The field narrows to two candidates per Supt Russell Emery. interviews precede a decision.

Herrin Russell Emery Les McCollum Charles Jack McCollum South Side Jack

Cubs slam McCormick to top Giants 10 7 in exhibition

Chicago bats explode in the fourth as Randy Hundley starts a 10 batter rally and drives in two, then a three run burst in the sixth seals a 10 7 exhibition win over San Francisco. Ken Holtzman goes 6 and allows 15 hits as the Cubs snap the Giants four game streak.

San Francisco Chicago Cubs Mike McCormick Giants Randy Hundley Cubs McCormick Ron Herbel Lindy McDaniel Ken Holtzman Jack Lamabe

Pete Rose Tops NL Hit Run Leaderboard in May Start

Cincinnati star Pete Rose opened the week of May 13 as the National League's leading hitter and run producer. He held the top spots in both categories, anchoring the Reds offense and signaling a strong start to the stretch drive.

Cincinnati Pete Rose

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