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Chicago 20 000 00x— 2.6 . Drysdale, (-2), Regan. (7) and Torborg; Holtzman (1-),

Abernathy (7) and Hundley.

Alou-2—(3)._Menki- (1). SATURDAY American League Cleveland 020 020001— S111 Boston Bell (9... and Tillman. HRs: (1), Colavito: Bos—Scott (2).

(10) and Azcue,

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Buzhardt © (1-1), Locker (8) and Romano, Martin (8): ter —(1-1),—Lindblad—(9), (9) and Bryan.

Chicago Kansas City

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Minnesota 10 200 N-- Caljfornia

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00 010. 2m— 3 51 Washington 030.001 00x— 4 10 0 Lolich (1-1) Fox (6), Glad- ding (8) and Freehan: McCor- mick (1-0), Cox. (8) and Ca- milli, HRs: Det—Horton (2), Cash (1) National League

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“SUNDAY iLos Angeles 00 000 000—"0 106 'Chicaga 010 10x— 2 71! First American League Sutton (1-2), SereRneee A . and Torborg: Hendley, Jenkins Detroit N00 020 1N1— 4°71 (1-0) (3), Abernathy (9) and Washington 000 900.000 0 72 -Hundley, HR: Chi —Wenkins Monbourquette (2-1) and Me- (5). Farlane; Richert (0-3), Kone ll (7). Narum (9) and Camilli; 1 Bruniley (9). HR: Det—Oyler Pilisburgh weet 72 fi) = Blass, eyoan (6), McBean | (f) Mikkelsen (1-1) (7) ace | peleeiiees 197 991 — 2 69 (9) and Pagliaroni;:Briles, Aust New York 000.001 000— 1 40 (9, Woodeshick (0 - .1)‘ (9), | Barber (f-)» and Etchebar- Hoerner (9) and Corrales. HRs: ren. Stottlemyre . (-2!,. Ramos poh Bailey 2. (2), Pagliaront (9) and ‘Howard. (2). Pagan (1); Stl—Brock 2 ‘ Chicago 200 010 000 1— 4111/9? | K>-City 020 000°0010— 3 91 Peters. Fisher (1-1) (9) and Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Martin: Talbot, .Krause (0-1) ppd.. rain. (6) and Suarez, Bryan (10. Serond STANDINGS ~ Detroit wr OOO ON 4191 Washington 000 007 100 } 60 BY THE ASSOCIATED: PRESS Sparkma. (1-0), Sherry (7) ; and Freehan; Duckworth (-2), National oer GBL Lines (4), Humphreys (6), Pittsburgh 9 3.730 — Kline (8), Segui (8) and Camilli. oa, Francisco 9° 3 .750.— HR: Pet—Cash 2). Atlanta’ fOr tee 8 Minnesota ° 0022010005111, Los Angeles 7 5 .583 2 ~Callforula 000 000 201. 3-81 Philadelphia $$ .$00. 3 Pascual (2-1), Worthington (7) St. Louis eee and Zimmerman: Chance (t1); Houston — 385 ‘4 —Rarbin—4..—Brinet (6) _Sukla-- New._York.. ae 8 333- 3 mn and Rodgers HRs Minn— Chicago Ss” 8273. Si j i + 9 -7- 23 Si Mincher (it. Alliann (2). Cal Cincinnat Reichardt (3) American League 4 ‘ WL Pct. GBL Natinnal League Cleveland a ein Philadelphia 1 oni. 2 3 Baaltimore 8 1 889. - Cincinnati _ 001 20x— 3-60. Detroit 8 4 667. 1% Culp (0-3); Knowles (4) and Chicago 6:3) 667 2, . Dalrymple; Ellis (1-1) and—Kd--Galifernia— 6 4 .600 wards. HRs. Pha — Briggs 2 Minnesota 4 5 444. 4 (2); Cin—Edwards (2), Pinson Kansas. City 2.6 250 5% (1) Boston . eB aan 6 | Washington 2 a 6 Pittsburgh TinnMN ON 2 51 New. York t-°9 Thy St. Louis 120 109 10x— 5143 Cardwell. (0-2), Purkey (3), | Walker (7), McBean (7) and}| PROBABLE Pagliaroni, ‘May (8): Sadeckl, | 44:0)..-Stallard —(8)-.and..Me- it Carver. HR: Sti—Sadecki /1). PITCHERS is nnn nnn OM A - ran_-Asaeien 53 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Probable pitchers for today’s

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thesis:

San Fran. 0m nn 121— 4 90 American League Houston 001 100 000— 2112 Chicago (John 1-0) at Herbel, Gibbon (1 - 0) (7), Washington (Ortega 0-1) (N) Linzy (8) and Haller; Dierker,| Boston (Wilson 0-1) ‘at.

Owens (1-1) (7) and Bateman. |New York. (Friend 0-1) HRs: SF—Mays (6), Hart (3); | Minnesota (Boswell 06-1) at Hou—Wynn (3). \Detroit (McLain 2-0) (N) First ; : "| Kansas City (Sheldon 0-1) at New York 00 101 00— 2 100 Cleveland (McDowell 2-0) (N) | Only games scheduled.

Atlanta 030 110 00x— §& 120,

BY — Ti EK National League

Fisher-(0 - 3),~ Ribant -(5)—

: >"> Atlanta’ (Johnson 1-1) at | Sutherland (7) and- Grote: Blas- Sa F (Sh eS ingame. (1-0), -Q'Dell_.(7) and |P82 Tancisco oui | Torre: ea : St. -Louis (Jaster 1-1) at | oe ; jLos Angeles (Osteen 3-0) (N) “Second = * = ~“Philadelphia~ (Short —-4-1--cor--ib- New York ont 100 oo 4 90 Bunning 61) at Pittsburgh Atlanta 001 000 110— 3 61 (Veale 1-0) (N)

McGraw (1-0), Bearnarth (8), Cincinnati ¢Maloney 1-9) at Richardson (9) and Grote; Le- Houston (Bruce 1-1 or Cuellar master (Carroll (4), Nie- 01) O ; kro (8) and—Torre.-HRs: Ata— , Only games scheduled.

.| Detroit goaler Roger Crozier,

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Howie Glover and Mike Wal-

;ton were the heroes Saturday as

Cleveland Barons and Rochester Americans won semi final games in the American Hockey League. *

Glover scored a_ second-pe- Rarons” de-

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—-nathites Walton seered—two-goals

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protected by teammate Bill . : day. Detroit -won_3-2. tenced to 15 years. at hard la- | Gadsby, stops a shot by Mon- first game of a Stanley Cup (CP Wirephoto) bor and S. Rybak ‘and H. As- i — fandiaroy to 12 years. Third period — 1. Guelph,

Guelph, Ont. Regals. ® Tie Allen Cup Series

First period<1. Guelph, War=} viet citizeens were sentenced Guelph Regals tied their -East--rol (Ross). 2:17; 2. Sherbrooke, | Saturday—two. _of Drouin) |demned to death—on charges of Robidas | murder while working for the Germans | World War. The Soviet agency Taass said N. Boyev and | A. Dubina were \death by a military court ‘after

ern Canada best-of-seven Allan Robidas (Gilbault, Cup hockey final 1-1] here. Sat- 12:28;. 3. Sherbrooke, urday ight by edging Sher-'(Drouin, Richer) 12:47; 4: brooke Beavers 43 in a hard brooke, Cardin (Pepin, fought, heavy-checking game~~~~“tette) The regals came on strong in 3:33, Ross 5:23, Warrol [the second and third periods to Warrol 11:15, Cardin take. command Drouin. 15:53.

Ray_Ross opened the scoring Second period — 5. period, when handed a. gift from (McClocklin, Warrol) Larry Douin in front of the Sherbrooke nets having no trou- ble blasting the .puck by the | goalie.

Walt Bradley of Guelph "tied | | Cossette the count 3-3 when ‘he deflected |

Drouin)

9:01, Black 10:31, Burega 17: 26.

19:15. Penalties—Burega

Sher- |G Mal- |

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Cherry-(Martin, Burega) 16:03. Penalties—McClocklin 7.55, ‘Shots—on~—goal—by- — ——-Guelph

Sherbrooke

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Cleveland leads its best-of-five

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