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« Another-ofthe-real joa to the league. leaders is the

-€incinatti"Reds and here we-find a case of a team

the best players in the-teague-

trouble betore getting the side

having:

but-not-winning-the—title ac-——}-——-~- :

~~eording-to many baseball-experts (myself not included). ‘The’ Reds have the most offensively minded club in the | _majors. and last year they, ‘lead ‘the league in runs scored (825) by 120 runs. They also had ‘a’ .273 team hitting-average.,.. best in: the majors:so they had no problems when it was their turn at the plate. However the problem did arise when they took the, Held for when the Reds allowed opposing -battsmen to get to the plate they seemed to have a spot of

out.

The “Reds: have one of the. most impressive sou

staffs in the league but:as ha

s been the case in Cincinna

for many seasons problems have a way of popping up in’

_ mid season. in the. Red's: camps.’ Sammy. E _ Maloney won. 22 and 20 goats, easonyay last season but

Maloney managed to lose a 10

lis and Jim

ing no hitter in: the “evens

to the Mets. Two other big names in pein, Jimmy O'Toole under

and Joey Jay had off years but the Reds

new. Mat-

ager ‘Dan Heffner have made drastic changes in the aang games

department. O'Toole by the way won only

7 —year—all against: the-Mets.

fhe Reds traded away their ‘top alu ging itchers,. starter Milt Pappa

- Robinson for two top

Never Jack Bladshun. O'Toole

‘style that hampered him se much last season sia seemed more enthustastic about his work. Joe always ready in the background and so the Reds sibly have the best staff -of- STARTING pitchers | =a the season gets fnto full swings

“. Relief pitching however is another Ns before the Reds acquired sale but hurled well over $00 games in tte toad Bly MoCoo! J arm must be close to the end of the road, McCool

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othe best of the short relievers, R

uestion: marks after-having-toi e Mets while Ted Davidson and John Tai in the bullpen. Baweve th Taster has a bad habit of to control this tralt he te not going. to last toe long.

‘his screwball. in. the

~three

has corrected the dey is ld

Craig is another of “eee ;

and. if he does not

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major © fnfield and despite the fact that they at * oe eS the season while nobody positions things are ¢ = mene ¥ recent hot streak is a

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Three panes Top |

MOVE YOUR FEET CLUMSY

_in_ trying to score: from. thied Atlanta. After making. the - asta tena area 5

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tag; Braves’ catcher Gene

with — Oliver: didn’t appear too heord

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—For- and | Manny Balog turned on their ex-

‘ rg "home runs Wednes- Pitt sh a 32 oa ee San nciseo,

Trailing’ 1-0 after Willie Me- Covey's solo homer off. Don ®Schwalj-in the “second, the Pi rates. struck in the third when Alou and Mota. each connected eff loser Bob Shaw.

McCovey hit his second ho- |

“mer of the day off ElRoy Face

. fg the -ninth.

Alou sent a drive down the right field line’ that hit the screen on the fair side of: the foul pole for a two-run homer. Mota, filling in “for Roberto Ciemente, slammed a..drive into the. wind and over. the left field fence.

NEW YORK (AP) — Mickey

“Mantle drove in five runs with a

pair of homers as New York Yankees overpowered California 11-6 woos night for their | sixth victory in the last seven games. ;

Mantle crashed a tworun ho- mer off Dean Change in the first and connected with two on eff Lou Burdette in the sixth after the Angels had cut the Yankees’lead to 7-4 The ho- mers sent Mantle past Stan Musia) into eighth place on ‘the all-time list with a total of 477.

Ramos replaced _ winner . Al Downing, 4-3, in the sixth.after | the Yankee starter's © pitching | .@houlder tightened up - Chance suffered his fourth - setback “geven decisions

v.8T. LOUIS (AP)—Curt Flood capped a seven-run seventh in- ning uprising with a grand-slam homer ‘as St. Louis Cardinals broke open a 2-1 game and ear- ried Nelson Briles to a 9-1 vie-

“tory over’ Chicago Cubs Wednes-

day night. Sus Bob Tolan snapped™a 1-1 tle

". with a run-seoring triple in the

fifth inning off Chicago starter Ken Holtzman ‘ Adolfo Phillips. hit the first pitch of the -game-for-a homer, but Briles then cheqked. the

Cubs through the seventh inning |

when ‘he left for a pinch-hitter.

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| BOSTON .(AP)—Jimmie Hall jlashed a two-run homer off Dick | Radatz in the 10th inning, give ing Minnesota a 7-6 victory over Boston Wednesday night that snapped the Twins’ five-game losing saa and ended the Red ‘Sox’ winning string at six. - Hall hit his third homer of the mon Killé@brew, who had walked, on base.

sscore’ on Carl Yastrzemski's

| two-run Qlouble with two out in the, ninth, WASHINGTON (AP) — “Ka

Charles’ first home ‘run of ~the:

tseason, touched off a three-run

rrally -in- the sixth inning, giving

Kansas City Athletics a.3-1_vie- tory over’ Washington Wednes- day night:

» Joe singlé and Fred.Talbot was safe ‘when catcher Paul . Casanova threw his sacrifice bunt into right. field) Nossek scored. on Wayne ‘Causey's sacrifice fly

and Talbot scored on Ken Har-

relson’s double.

“CINCINNATI (AP) Cincine nati scored two-runs on. a pair of sixth inning errors..by Woody Woodward and Milt Pappas re- coreded-his- fourth: straight-com- plete-game victory as the Reds

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“fly by Pap- scored Art Shamsky with tying run. :

Pappas scattered five hits In bringing his record ta.4-2. Tony Cloninger, 3-5, waa the loser.

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‘aon in two runs in Dierker’s pitching in

Kiss louston victory over New

cg he son's twerun-start by ‘ie

4, Tied, Wicholobe singed home Sonny Jackson. The homer by Nicholson

started the Astros on a two-run |

spree in the sixth. Bob Aspre- ag homered for Hourton in the eighth.

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