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map uiii.iiMi awjaaaw m-mmmm Giants Defeat Reds, 12-7 homer and double. Houston nipped St Louis 3-2 on Jim Wynn's single and Walt Bond's double in the 12th inmng after Bob Aspromonte's ninth Inning homer had pulled the Astros into a tie. b-vS. 1 to stay as the Braves defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 last night. Billy O'Dell was the winner; and Claude Osteen took i fifth loss against three victo- ries.

The Braves won the game in the fifth after Hank Aaron walked with two out and scored on successive singles by Joe; Torre and Oliver. Howie Reed relieved Osteen and walked Ed- die Mathews before Jones hit his two run single to put Milwaukee in front, 5-4. i Minnesota remained one-half game behind Chicago as Tony Oliva drove in three runs with a homer and single in a 4-1 Victory over Washington. The second game of the scheduled twi night doublehcadcr was rained out. Hank Aguirre fired a two-hitter and Don Wert cracked an! eighth inning homer, giving third place Detroit a 1-0 de-.

cision over Cleveland. Home runs by Felix Mant.Ua and Lenny Green helped Boston whip Kansas City 9-3. Dick Ra- datz preserved rookie Jim Lon-borg's fourth victory, striking out seven in 2 2-3 scoreless in- nings of relief. Brooks Robinson doubled in two runs behind Steve Barber's three hit pitching, earning Baltimore a 3-0 victor over, Los Angeles after the Angels took the doubleheader opener 3-1 on George Brunet's two-hitter. Philadelphia defeated the Chi-; cago Cuhs 3-1, Wes Covington delivering two runs with a1 4aa Tw.

I rftL' 1 5ll 1.J CLASS A BASEBALL b-4 mt; A jubilant George Spillane Neptune High School team surrounds coach town Township yesterday for second successive Shore (holding ball) after defeating Middle- Conference A Division baseball championship. (Press Photo) ,1 Jt -1 i Lampa and Art Baumann singled and Steve Rabbitt walked to load the bases. Jay Scnd-ziks' bunt single scored Lampa. Ernie Baumann singled in Art Baumann and Rabbitt. Sendzik and Ernie Baumann scored on Al Zablosky's single.

Bill Lar-kin singled Zablosky to third and stole second. Lampa's second single of the inning sent Larkin and Zablosky home. Three errors, a balk and five singles scored seven runs in the sixth inning. fry. 's Neptune Tops Middletown to Win Title a.mv Mets' outfielder Jim Hickman A I vl 7 entire way for the losing Lions, He also fanned nine, walked one i and tossed a six-hitter.

Second place Middletown wound up with a 12-2 league record with both! losses to Neptune. Brick Routs Rod Rank! BRICK TOWNSHIP Brick Township High School's baseball team pounded out 18 hits off four Red Bank pitchers and beat i the Bucaneers 19-6 yesterday. The win put the Green Drag- ons in a threeay tie for third 1 in the conference with Mon-: Monmouth Regional and Free-j mouth Regional and Freehold' Regional, all with 7-7 marks. In the fourth inning Glen ,.1 1 1 1 la Xk 11 iiniii The San Francisco Giants broke loose for seven runs in the s.xth inning, snapped a 4-4 tie and went on to crush the Cincinnati Reds 12-7 last night. Hal Lanier's two ran single and a two run error by Cincinnati first baseman tony Perez were the big plays of the sixth.

The Giants got four hits and! drew three walks in the rnn.ng against John Tsitouris and re liever Jim Duffalo as 11 men went to the plate. Dick Schofield and Jim Hart! hit bases empty homers fori the Giants. John Edwards hit a solo homer and Johnny Harper hit a three run shot for the Reds. Mack Jones climaxed a rally with a two run single that put Milwaukee ahead Mcts Replace Pittsburgh In NL Cellar NEW YORK UP) Willie Stargell's three-run homer off Warren Spahn capped an eight-inning rally that carried the streaking Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-1 victory over the New York Mets last night. The Pirates' seventh straight triumph lifted them out of last place in the National League and dropped the Mets into the cellar.

Stargcll blasted his nin'h homer after Bill Mazrroski's bases-loaded sacrifice fly snapped a 1-1 deadlock. All four runs in the eighth were unearned as a result of first baseman Jim Hickman's throwing error. Bailey Singles After Bob Bailey singled, leading off the inning, Hickman fielded Manny Mota's bunt and threw low to second. Roberto Clemente forced Mota but Donn Clendennn walked and Mazero-ski died to right fielder Ron Swoboda, whose good throw barely missed doubling Bailey at the plate. Stargcll then drove one over the right center field fence.

The big inning enabled Rob Veale to boost his record to 5-2. The big southpaw allowed five hits and struck out nine. The loss was Spahn's fifth in nine decisions. Clendenon's third home run gave the Pirates a 1-0 lead in the fourth inning but the Mets tied it in their half of the Inning on Jim Hickman's one-out dou ble and Spahn's single riTTSBIHOH I NF.W YORK AB AR Bailer. lb 3 1 2 Klain 5b 4 0 0 Mola 4 0 0 Mlllan.aa 4 0 I 5 1 3 Smith.

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HR Clendennn Star (ell a. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Chicago 2, New York 0 Detroit 1, Cleveland 0 Roston 9, Kansas City 3 Minnesota 4, Washington 1, 2nd game postponed, rain Los Angeles 3-0, Baltimore 1-3 1 NEPTUNE Steve OutiHol survived a rocky first inning and then went on to pitch Neptune to a 4-2 triumph over Middletown Township yesterday in a game that clinched a second straight Shore Conference A Division baseball championship and an undefeated 14-0 league season. Coach George Spillane's Fillers, who have lost only once in 20 starts this season, put across single runs in the first and third innings to tie the game and clinched the decision on two in the fifth. Middletown hopped off to a quick 2-0 lead on Bob Capalbo's double, singles by Jim Griffin1 D-NORTII BASEBALL slides home safely as Pirates' a lunge towards plate. Umpire Frank Secory calls the play.

Asbury Park Evening Press Shore Clinches Crown THI EVt.NINd NEWS--HHORC rRKf 8UNDYI ASBURY PARK, N.J., SATURDAY, MAY 29, Chisox Blank Yankees, 2-0 panic losing streak by checking! wards and injuring his right foot the Yankees on six hits. He is Ion the play, now 5-3. The White Sox added an ln- Rnmano led off the sixth with suranoe run in the seventh when a bloop single to left, and after; pete Ward doubled and Ron i 77 fi. CHICAGO The American league leading Chicago White Sox, held hitlcss for five innings by Bill Stafford, put together scratch hits by Johnny Romano and Don Buford for a sixth inning run and went on to Ul'H'iU UK" 1 1)1 lilllM I 2-0 last night. 1 Joe Morion got the victory that snapped Chicago's three- B-SOUTII BASEBALL flnrlnmtl AB AB 3 SfhT'lrt 4 Hurpfr.lf Rob ion rf Pin ion.

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B-ataffsrit. Horlen. Gloucester 9 8-0 Winner Over Roses HIC.HTSTOWN Gloucester Catholic High School defeated St. Rose, 8-0, in the N.J. State Athletic Association South Jersey Parochial Division baseball championship game yesterday at The Peddle School's dia- hie against the Purple Roses, who concluded their campaign with a lftfi mark.

Three St. Rose pitchers Ned Breithack. Tom Murphy and John Wosnitzer triea to stem the tide but with little effect. Singles bv Jim Bell and Larrv fmir-run second luinwicKi doiirwa nome iwo runs and came in via errors In the fourth. St.

Rose put men on second and third with one nut in the third but both were left stranded in the only Purple Rose threat of the game, Mickey Grant had two of the three St. Rose hits. John Martin of Gloucester fanned six and I A walked two to earn the triumph. Breithack was pinned with the i loss. r- Red Bank scored three runs in the fifth and three in the seventh innings.

After Tom Hartley and Gary Snover walked, Jamie Williams singled to score Hartley in the fifth inning. Pat Geroni's long single scored Snover and Williams. In the seventh Geroni singled, Rich Mosca walked and both scored on Jim Mottine's triple. Mottine came home on a bad throw. 0 which have been stakes winners over the last two seasons.

The Oceanport, which for many yars was a six furlong dash on the main track, was switched to the turf at five furlongs last year and will be renewed under the same conditions this season. It has a purse of in added money. Heading the list of eligibles is Barclay Stable's Turbo Jet II, which won the Oceanport in 1964 and four of the horses who trailed him on that occasion are again nominated. They are Uncle Percy, Charabano, Near Man and Lucky Turn. Lucky Turn, owned by Mrs.

Henry Ohre has shown grass form this year with a victory in Pimlico's Rigqs Handicap. However he and Turbo Jot II, despite good turf records, may find really strong opposition from oher stakes winners among the eligibles. Ernest H. Woods' Lt. Stevens, winner of the John B.

Campbell Handicap, laaduchess from the Brookfield Farm and a dead-heat winner of the Colonial, S. J. LeFrak's Macedonia, a three-time stakes winner this season, N. Webster's National, recent victor in the Rose-bon and John J. Roe's Tilmar, successful in the Southern Maryland at Bowie rate as top contenders.

Others with excellent recommendations in the race include Ballet Rose, Black Mountain, Chicot, Chieftain. Communique, Cosino, He's A Crcm and Whatever. The Oceanport is one of four turf offerings on Monmouth Park's stakes schedule, others being the Spring Handicap at a mile on June 12, the Longfellow at 1 116 miles on June 26 and the Long Branch at a mile on June 30. 1 Lakcwoori Tops Rams, Wins Championship IJVKKWOOIV-Lakewood High fifth and sixth innings to beat School's baseball team beat crosstown rival Point Pleasant Southern Regional 71 yesterday Reach, 5-1, yesterday and and won the championship of clinched place in the B-the Shore Conference Southern- South Division of the Shore Division. Conference.

After taking a one run load in Point's Panthers scored a run the first inning, Lakewood's in the boltom of the fourth end Pinors struck quickly in the Beach tied the score with a run third Inning with back to -back in the top of the fifth inning, home runs by Mel Brown and Scardavtlle walked, ad-Mel Iiwe. vanced to second on Dave They added throe runs In the Kielv's ground out and scored fourth Inning to sew up the on C.nrv Coble's double for Bill Eckart of Neptune dives safely back to first base as Middletown Township's Jim Griffin takes pickoff throw from catcher. (Press Photo) Oceanport at Monnioulli Attracts 49 Nominations and Bill Kalkhof, and a Neptune error. The Fliers came right back for a run in the bottom of the inning on a walk to Bill Eckart, Ron McLaughlin's double and Ted Beekman's sacrifice fly. Bill Eckart singled, stole second and tied the score on Pat Day's single in the third.

Day opened the decisive fifth with a single, stole second and scored on Beekman's double down the right field line. Terry Eckart then singled home Beekman. Cutillo, a ft-5 Flier basketball star, struck out nine, walked two and gave up six hits. Dave (Dixie) Abdella hurled the! Shore finished its scoring with four more runs in the third inning. Don Bechtold singled and stole second.

Paul Andrus and Kampf walked to load the bases. Ciccone's sacrifice bunt scored Bechtold and advanced the other two runners. Klein singled to center, scoring Andrus and Kampf and took second on an error. Berger singled Klein home. Keyport scored a run in the third when Den Brown singled and Kampf walked three batters in a row to force Brown across.

In the sixth Fred Sieben tripled and scored on Mario Losapio's ground out for their other run. Dodge Golf; in Playoff a as, Forest Hill, for third in the senior event. Ellis took the driving contest on the 574-yd. 15th hole with a shot of 301 yards. 2 feet.

It earned him $50. Mosel (299-1) and Glenn Teal. Englewond (298-2) were second and third. Tha Iitailera: Stan Motel, Emx fella 70-S-71-74 3 Bob Bhlelda, Oreen Brook M-70-71-7-M Wen Ellla, Mountain Rldga 70-71-73-71 3M Bert Burriick, Mountain Ridge 73-70-73-71 JM John Josephann, Echo lake 73-70-73-74 JM Pat Schwab, Crestmont 0-73-73-7 30 Roy Faber, Colonla 74-71-73-73 200 Ken Burnett, Cedar Hill 73-70-7S-73 30 Ed Famula, ftcotrh Hill 7-7-7-73 391 Don O'Connell, Edaewood M-75-7H-73 3M Fay Pergunon, North Jerer 73-7S-73-7J 3t3 Baee Llrhardui, Baltuarol 70- 73-73-77 33 Bob Bennlni. Plalnfleld 73-73-73-77 33 Alan Nelderllti, Sprftifdaie 73-TJ-74-74 J3 Lou Barbaro, Hollywood 73- 0-7a-7J 393 Ed Sorae, Silver Lake 70-71-76-78 393 Roger Ginsberg, Alpina 71- 70-76-7 33 Other Shnre arnrei: Jake Zutko, Spring Lake 74- -78-7-J97 Doug Sandemon, Rumson C.

74-74-7H-71 -27 Vic Ohejjl, Rumson 73-74-76-79 J9 Paul Moran, Hollywood 7-73-7l-M-3l3 Carroll Paces Briclle to Win NEPTUNE CITY -Jerry Carroll slammed out three hits, including a two-run first inning homer, to pace Brielle Furniture to a 10-0 rout of Shark River Hills Fire in independent softball this week. Roy Dunshee scattered three hits in getting the Brielle team off to a good seasonal start. The winners ran off a 8-0 lead in the first two innings. piuriir FIBNITIR ah anaRK PlVfR hii.141 fthf ro. AB 4 OWght p-3b li.Je!l!tf.e iMnore.lb OjHertiert.m 1 8 flprenle.3b Irvln.rt Carroll.

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llorlrn sacrificed and Danny Cater struck out, Dun Buford slapped a single oil the glove of first baseman Joe IVpitone. Romano scored on the play, sliding past catcher Doc Kd- Beach's run. In the fifth inning Gene Mon-ahan singled for the Panthers. Jim Harrison, pinch hitting for John Ferrullo, reached first on i an error, Monahan going to third. Harry Wolfcrsberger was safe on a fielder's choice allow- mg Monahan to score and liarri son to reach third.

Boh Houli- han's sacrifice fly scored Harrison. An error, two fielders cnoice plays and a triple by Monahan pushed over two more runs for rthersjnthesixth inning. Standings Trt. GB Chicago 25 14 .641 Minnesota 24 14 .632 Mi Detroit 23 17 .575 2H Baltimore 23 19 .548 3'4 Cleveland 19 18 .514 5 Ias Angeles 22 22 .500 5'4 Boston 19 20 .487 6 New York 17 24 .415 9 Washington 18 26 .409 94 Kansas City 10 26 .278 134 Kampf struck out 12 batters and walked five as he upptd Rebels Drub Hudson HOWELL TOWNSHIP Ted Clayton batted in six runs on a triple and two doubles to lead Southern Freehold Regional High School to a 13-4 baseball victory over Henry Hudson yesterday. Ray Nicholson wound up with a no-hitter for the Rebels but he issued 13 walks.

Henry Hudson took a 4-0 lead in the second inning but Southern came back to score two in the third and then load the bases and sot the stage for Clayton's triple to right in the fourth inning. Nicholson helped his cause by driving in a run with a double in the fifth. In the sixth Jim Carter pushed a Southern Freehold run across with a double and Ben Talcott followed with a triple. The game was the last of the season for Southern Freehold with a 7-7 Class Northern Division Shore Conference record and 9-8 over-all. Hudson has a 2-12 league mark and 3-15 overall record.

Bob McCrudy was charged with the loss yesterday. He struck out four, walked six and was relieved in the sixth by Greg Joslin. Matawan Wins, 1-0 RARITAN TOWNSHIP Mata-awan Regional scored a 1-0 Shore Conference Divixion-North baseball victory over Rar-itan Township yesterday but to no avail in the league race as Shore Regional clinched the title by toppling Keyport. A single run in the top of the fourth was the margin of difference in the hotly contested pitchers' duel between Mata-wan's Ron David and Raritan's Jack Dowd. David scored his team's onlv run by smashing a long triple' to center field and racing home on Dowd's wild pitch with Ken Szyarto at the plate.

David's clout was the only ex- tra base hit of the contest. Four oher Huskies had singles. Raritan's Mark Howard and Larry Rossi kept David away from a no-hitter. David struck out sewn and walked three. Dowd gave up only one walk and fanned four.

Raritan is 8-8 for the season and Matawan 12-8. Ilole-in-One Cluh MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Ray Hinck, Monmouth Beach, fired th first ac of his career on th 195 -yard 16th hole at Bamm Hollow Country Club Wednesday. Hinck used a 4-wood. The ball took three bounces before landing hi the cup. It waa also the first hole-in-one on Bamm Hollow's 16th.

Hinck, playing in a twosome with Jim LaMotte, Monmouth Beach, carded an 83 for the day. WEST LONG BRANCH -Shore Regional High School beat Keyport, 6-2, yesterday behind Fred Kampf's 2-hit pitching and clinched the Northern-B baseball championship of the Shore Conference. Shore scored two runs in the second inning without a hit. Bob Cicoone walked, took second on Don Klein's sacrifice and. third on a passed ball.

Pete Berger walked and went to second on a wild pitch. Tom Di-Napoli's sacrifice bunt scored Ciccone and moved Berger to third. Tony DeMarco walked. With two strikes on the batter, Berger started for home and Jay Franks struck out. Catcher dropped the ball, allowing Berger to score before Franks was thrown out at first.

Mosel Wins Shields 2nd DENVILLE, UP) a Mo-sel of Essex Fells won the Dodge Dealers Open Golf Tournament at Rockaway River Country Club yesterday with a 283 total for the three-day event. The Woot-7, 148-pound pro led big Bob Shields and lanky Wes Ellis Jr. by two strokes, scoring a 71 and a 74 on the final day. Shields, Green Brook, gained second place by nipping Ellis, Mountain Ridge, on the first hole of a sudden death playoff. Mosel and Shields were tied going into yesterday's round.

Mosel was almost caught by Ellis on the final nine holes after Mosel went four over par. But the little swinger blasted three consecutive birdies on the 14th, 15th and 16th holes to clinch the victory. He three-putted for a bogey on the 18 but he could afford it. Ellis tied Shields on the 18th where Shields three putted from 15 feet. In the playoff, Ellis returned the favor, three-putting from 25 feet, while Shields carefully lagged up for a par.

For first prize, Mosel was awarded a $4,800 Dodge Monaco. Shields won a $2,800 Dodge Dart and Ellis received $1,200 for third place. Last year's winner. Otto Greiner of Knickerbocker, finished out of the money this time with a 297 total. Walt Rozak of Morris County came in first in the special seniors tourney with a 295.

Lou Barbaro, Hollywood, was the only Shore area pro in the money, earning $216.66 for a 293 total and a tie for 12th place. Jake Zastko, Spring Lake, who teamed with Dr. Abert Hoffman of the host club to win Thursday's pro-amateur event, wound up with a 297. Doug Sanderson, Rumson C.C., also had a 297. Vic Ghezzi, unattached of Rumson, totalled 298.

Paul Moran, Hollywood's assistant pro, zoomed to 79-84 on the last two rounds for a 312. Ghezzi also tied Emery Thom Wall Hrals Onlral i mond. WALL TOWNSHIP Wall: Gloucester (11-7 for the sea-High School wdred all its runs; son had a lead after two in the first four innings, then 1 innings and was never in trou- game. Shelley franklin and Greg Beekman walked, followed by John Meyers' single to load the bases. John Brown walked to force In Franklin, Beekman scored on a wild pitch and Mel Brown walked and the bases werp loaded acain.

Movers wpft a Iiwp was safe at first on a fielder's choice which forced Mel Brown at second base. Southern's run came in the sixth inning Mickey Smith singled, moved to second on an error and scored on a throwing error after Paul King's single. I'anlliorH Take 2nd POINT PLKASANT hunt Pleasant School's baseball team bunched scoring in the fourth, llililicth Is Winner Al Old lJiilc MADISON TOWNSIIIP-Elton Hildreth of Brmgcton won a blanket finish 25-lap modified and sportsman feature at Old Bridge Speedway last night. It took six restarts to get the feature underway. OCEANPORT The Twentieth running of the Oceanport Handicap at Monmouth Park next Saturday has attracted 49 nominations including 16 horses Long Branch Hands Cascys 10-6 Defeat LONG BRANCH Two big innings that produced nine runs gave Long Branch High School a 10-6 victory over Red Bank Catholic High School in baseball yesterday.

The Green Wave, new 6-11 on the season, scored six in the fourth and three in the sixth to hand the Caseys their ninth loss in 20 games. Winning pitcher Steve Strollo needed help from Tonv Orcione in the sixth when Red Bank Catholic threatened. Corcione put out the fire and finished up strongly. Jerry Buckalew was the losing pitcher. Errors, Walks Hurt Caseys Four errors, three walks, a wild pitch and hits by Steve Strollo, Emilio Mennella and Dan Chasey accounted for Long Branch's six-run fourth.

Chasey's bases clearing single that went through the right fielder was the big blow. Red Bank Catholic reduced the deficit to 7-6 with a three-run sixth that finish Strollo. Long Branch came oack with three in the bottom of the sixth to wrap it up. Dan Dilley doubled and Joe Mincbcrg singled for one run. Chasey forced Mincberg, but Rich Wilder sin-g 1 and Strollo's fly was dropped by the right fielder to let in two more runs.

Mincberg had three of Long Branch's nine hits. hung on for a 87 victory yes- ferday over Central Regional High School. Wall raised its seasonal record to 7 8. They are 7-5 in league play. Central Ls In the league: and 89 over-all.

Gary Hindley's three-run horn- Today's Games and Probable Pitchers New York (Downing 3-4) at Chicago (Buzhardt 4-1) Kansas City (Pcna 0 6) at Boston (Monbourjuctte 5-4) Minnesota (Grant 5-0) at Washington (Daniels 3-5) Cleveland (Kralick) 1-3 at Detroit (Lolich 6-2 1 Iis Angeles (Newman 5-21 at Baltimore (Pappas 5-0 1 night NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Pittsburgh 6, New York 1 Philadelphia 3. Chicago 1 Houston 3, St. Louis 2, 12 innings Milwaukee 5, Iis Angeles 4 San Francisco 12, Cincinnati 7 Standings Pet. G.B. Los Anceles 26 16 .619 Cincinnati 23 17 .575 St.

Louis 23 18 561 Milwaukee 20 17 .541 San Francisco 23 20 .535 Houston 21 24 .467 Chicago 19 22 .463 Philadelphia 19 22 .463 Pittsburgh 16 24 .400 New York 16 26 .381 2 24 34 34 64 64 64 9 10 Today' Games and Probable Pitchers Milwaukee (Sadowskl 3-2) at Los Angeles (Drysdale 7-3) Pittsburgh (Gibbon 0-4) at New York (Lary 1-0) Chicago (Jackson 3-4) at Philadelphia (Bunning 3-4) St. Louis (Stallard 3-1) at Houston (Nottebart 0-4) or (Dierker 1-1) Cincinnati (Arrigo 1-1) at San Francisco iSanford 3-1). er sparked Wall to a 5-0 first Rudwicki, plus an outfield error inning lead. They added three gave Gloucester a 1-0 lead in more in the fourth on Hindley's the first. Triples by Ray Sherry, single, an error on Don Barters i Rudwicki and Carmen Calzo-grounder and successive dHi- neri, Dan McCarthy's single, a hies by Evan Broadbelt.

Jeff hit batsman and a fielder's Pandolfe and Bob Bulkow -ki. choice punctuated Gloucester's Joe Kelly, Quakerstown, Pa.JSkaar relieved and protected was second, Rene Sharland.i the lead. Central picked up single runs the fourth and fifth and knocked Wall starter Pandolfe out in the five-run sixth. Chris Jim Brennan worked the first four for Central. Bob Breiten-bach finished up.

Tim Barangay hit a sob hom- or in Central's sixth inning ral- Rroadbelt, Bulkowski. Fortier and Hindley each had two hits for the winners. Agakwam, third and! Joe Hulse, Point Pleasant, fourth. Jackie Moschera, New Egypt, Plumsted Township, won the 20-lap novice feature Ed Leip, Trenton, took the1 foreign import midget 15-lap race in an Anglia. i i.