Three Members Of Montreal Royals Arrested In Miami

MIAMI BEACH. Fla (FP- Three members of the Montreal baseball club were arrested foi- disorderly conduct in a night rlull early Tuesday as they sought a "man in a white shirt” whom one of the trio claimed had struck him in the club's men's room.

All three were charged with dis- orderly conduct and one was also charged with resisting arrest and drunkenness after police said his bit an officer.

Charged were pitchers William lftillyl Harris. 25. of Dorchester. N3. and Robert F. Walz. 24. an: catcher Homer tDixiel Howell Mi They are to appear in court

and Houcll were re- leased shortlv after their arrest at 4 am after postint: 550 bail each. Walr. who laws the three charges. remained in Jail until noon when manager Ci-cs: Mul- leavy of Montreal Royals arrived In post 5200 liait NOT IN THE l.l.N'El'i' Employees at the liarrni Club. In all-niglit tourist spot. said the

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players uere drinking mixed drinks. Harris was scheduled as start- ing pitcher in Montreal's interna- tional 1.:-aiziic game Wednesday night against Kliami Marlins but none of the three played. Police Sgt Al Laniplry said the fracas apparently started after Harris returned from the men's room and told his friends he had

shirt.

The three startrd through the crowded night club in search of the man. Lamplcy said. but be- fore long thrce squad cars ar- rived.

Lampley said the men were "boisteroits and belligerent" but calmed down when ordered to leave. However. he said. Wall changed his mind and said he was "going to stay right here and tin- ish this."

Police said Walz bit patrolman Robert Ruff and Gerald Cavan- augh on the hands when they tried to take him from the iltitl cluh

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DETROIT fAPl Tommy Byrne pitched five-hit relief bail and hit a home run Tuesday to lead New York Yankees to a 5-3 win over Detroit Tigers. it was the league-leading Yankees' sixth victory in ccession.

Byrnc held the Tigers hltless in all but the sixth and ninth innings after relieving starter Bob -Brim with two out in the third.

Byrne recorded his third tri- umph against one setback but needed help from Tom Sturdivant in the ninth.

The Yankees overcame a threat. run deficit in the seventh inning. tying the score against Detroit Detroit starter Frank Lary who had beaten the Bombers three times witrout a loss this season.

Andy ('arey delivered a tie. hiisiing single in the eighth and

run to lead off the ninth.

t'lll(iAGO (AP southpaw Bill) Pierce became the Ameri- can League's first 10-game winner of the season Tuesday night as LzIi'r.V l)0b.v and Minnie Miiiosu hit liomers to pace Chicago White Sox to a 5-1 triumph over Bam. iiinre Orioles.

Pierce. who has lost two gnnics. limited the Orioles to eight liits Iii scorinz his 10th successive vic- l"l'.V over Bali.i.more. The Soii maiiaged seven hits off starter .'and loser Ray Moore and rcliefcr Don Ferrarese. I Minoso slammed a homer in the fifth

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season. drove in three runs in the second inning and Smith's homer came .with one aboard in the fourth inning.

The lndians broke the . game open with a six-run rally in the second. Ike Delock. starter and loser. was knocked out during tlus spree.

PITTSBURGH tAPl Billy Bruton and Iiank Aaron each drove in two runs Tuesday nlslll as lllilwauitcc Braves dcfcdlcd Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3 for -heir fourth straight victory. The Wm moved the Braves into third place in the National League.

The loss was the Pirates' fourth in a row and dropped lhem "Om second to fourth place.

Lew Burclctte held the Pirzitcs to seven hits over the first eight innings but weakened in ylhe ninth. giving up one run.on uiree hits. Burdette was credited with his sixth victory against three lnsscs I

Bob i'i;iciiri. ulvo piiclirii with mm. tun days" rest in an effort to halt the Pirate losing streak. lasted sewn innings. giving up four runs on fire hits. lie was charged Ullll his fourth defeat against it riciorirs.

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Phil- adelt Lia Phillie: scored four runs in the eighth I sing Tuesday night, including a two-run homer by Del Ennis, to defeat the league- ieading Ci..cinnIti Redlegs 4-2.

Ennis set an all-time record for home runs It was his 244th life- time homer for Philadelphia. breaking the irevious mark of 243 held by oldtlmer Chuck Klein.

The last . place Phillles. held scoreless with three hits for seven innings by Johnny Klippsteln. were trailing 24). Then Richie Ashburn walked and want to third on Marv Blay1ock'I single. starn Lopats bomber it triple to centre, scoring two runs and ambled over on EnniI' homer, his 11th of the s in.

NEW YORK (AP)-New York Giants shut out Chicago Cubs 2-ti Tuesday night ' thlnd Johnny An- toneili's five-hit pitching. Manager Bill Rlgney used pitcher Rcr')en Gzmiez in the Giant outfield for the last two innings to provide defensive strength.

Antonelli turned in his second shutout of the ye a..d his first Complete game since blanking St. lLouis May 20.

The light-hitting Giants

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only five hits themselves. but got i'snty of miliage from them. The victory was. Antoiiellri sixth against rive Jefeats. while Bob Rush of the Cubs who was relieved by Turk Lown in the Clllllh. now has a 6-3 mark.

nnooiuhm (AP) Littlu Murry Dickson hung the season's first shutout on Brooklyn Dodgers Tuesday ight as St. Louis Card- ina' won their first game of the season at Ebbets Field 6-0.

Dickson handcuffed the Dodgers with three singles. all of them hit by Pee Wee Reese.

St. Louis jammed over four runu in the first inning on two- run homers by Stan Musial and Bobby Morgan.

Musial and Alvin Dark paced

Louls' nine-hit attack against four Dodger hurlers, each collect- ing three hits. Musial drove in three runs with a home run and two singles while Dark. playing his first game against Brooklyn sin New York Giants traded hii.i to St. Louis last Thursday. rapped three singles.

T j ii- Track Meeting

All track and field artists are ask- ed to meet this afternoon at 4 pm. at Memorial Field when the first steps will be taken to get activi- ties underway for the season. The meeting is for boys over 14 years of age only.

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Ben Hogan And Sam Snead Fly To Golf Tourney

NEW YORK (AP)-Ben Hogan and Sun Snead kldded each other like schoolboy: Tiiasdey beam depu-tins by air for the Interna- tional golf matches at the Went worth Club in Surrey. England. starting Sunday.

The two old warhorses of the links. who have dominated the American olf picture for the hat decade. meet two-man teams from 28 other nations in the an- nual Canada Cup and Intei-ng. tional Trophy competition front June 24-3.

Kandy Sauce Upset Winner

ASCOT. England (AP)-Kandy Sauce was the upset winner of the Queen Anne's takes, while Pirate King book the St. James' Palace Stakes Tuesday as the four-day Royal Ascot race meet. ing opened with Queen Elizabeth in attendance.

Stewart Wins lst Round Match

TORONTO (CPI Marlene Stewart Tuesday defeated Elva Carroll of Hamilton 4 and 3 to

Ontario ladies' amateur golf hampionship. Miss Stewart. who last week

won the United States women's collegiate championship. led 119

ntestants. in the qualifying round Tuesday, shooting a one-

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hlayuith a -t.'xic-tory at Memorial 7il5:'rl?qiiinl:vn radch( hkari tun siniletsj (.U,-VEI,-Air) min Home world rocnrd of 13 minutes 36.8 was 403 and for 8000 metres '-

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