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itlinncapolis iflormng; tribune 4 Belinskv Twins Sto Oliva's lead but for Tonv Will Jones ...42 TV and Radio .43 iord at 2-2. He has a 2-0 life- i BULLETIN 25 THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1 964 time record against the Twins. Belinsky worked his first pitches. Los Angeles handed starter Lee Stange of the Twins his fourth loss. Stange and Bill Pleis were nicked for nine hits by the Angels.

The Twins' first run came base-running blunder. IN MINNESOTA'S first! inning, Rich Rollins singled; to center off Belinsky with one out. First baseman Tom Satriano messed up Oliva's: third baseman Billy Moran for a forceout on Rollins at third base. With two out and two on and Killebrew at the plate. Oliva broke for third base when the pitch bounced away from catcher Bob Rodgers.

But Rodgers recovered quickly and threw out Oliva complete game since last September. He lowered his earned run average to 3.24. Bo's lifetime earned run1 on Harmon Killebrew's 13th grounder for an error. Bob Bo's First No-Walk Game; Denies Trying to Hit Hall average is 1.17 against the homer in the second inning, Allison, back in the lineup Twins, whom he beat on 113 which might have been a 3-0 at first base, grounded to The Twins, after leading 3-0, were tied with the Los Angeles Angels 3-3 in the ninth inning of the second game of a doubleheader early today. The Angels rallied with two runs in the eighth inning to tie the game before, Dick Stigman, pitching in relief of Gerry Arrigo and Bill Dailey, retired the side.

By TOM BRIERE Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer LOS ANGELES, Calif. High, Tight and Down for the third out. With the pitcher working differently, of course, there is no guarantee, however, that Killebrew would have homered in the first inning. He did without a doubt in the second, though 410 feet over the center-field wall on HTWtlWIlt V1- Robert (Bo) Belinsky, the straight man this season in 2-2 count. the Angel's act with teammate Dean Chance, pitched Los Angeles to a 4-1 victory over Minnesota in the tirst game of a doubleheader Wed nesday night.

thing and almost hit him," Rodgers said. Manager Sam Mele of the Twins doubted Belinsky was throwing at Hall. "We missed our chances in the first game," said Mele. "We lost a couple of men on the bases through running mistakes." He referred to the erasure of Tony Oliva at third base in the first inning, and to John Goryl trying for a double in the eighth inning. Harmon Killebrew, who leads the American League with 13 home runs, hit one over the center-field fence in the first game.

Harmon's last two homers have been over the center-field ramparts at Los Angeles and Baltimore. Also, his last three singles have gone up the middle. Killebrew offered no particular reason for his latest straightaway stroke, but good hitters always have said "You're at your hitting best when you hit the ball back through the middle." Pitcher Lee Stange broke a blister again on his right thumb, but it's not expected to keep him out of rotation. By Staff Writer LOS ANGELES, Calif. Pitcher Bo Belinsky of the Angels pitched the first walk-less game of his major league career in beating the Twins 4-1 in the first game Wednesday night.

"But I hit a man (Jimmie Hall), and I'm sorry about that," said Bo. "I wasn't throwing at him. All I wanted was to get the ball over the plate with something on it. The ball tailed into him and he couldn't get out of the way." Belinsky said he never hit a man in the face before, "And I don't think I ever pitched a game even in the minors without walking a man," Bo added. "I had a good fast ball and my screwball was sharp, too." Manager Bill Rigney of the Angels declared he had never seen Belinsky throw at a batter in his three seasons with the club.

Catcher Bob Rodgers of LoS Angeles noted that Belinsky's fast ball "tailed into Hall. The pitch before that did the same Belinsky stopped the Twins Los Angeles equalized 1-1 in the second on a single by Tom Satriano, Ed Kirkpat-rick's double inside first base and Stange's wild pitch. The Angels went ahead 2-1 in the third inning. Pestiferous Albie Pearson singled, and stole second as Bob Knoop struck out. Lee Thomas extended his hitting streak to seven games with a single to drive in Pearson.

The Twins put the leadoff man on base in the fourth. on seven hits. He struck out eight and walked none. Bo evened his season rec- TWINS BOX SCORE FIRST GAME TWINS (11 AB ft PBI 7 I UwV 'IA Versalles, ss 4 Rollins, 3b 4 Uliva, rt Allison, lb, cf. Killebrew, If Hall, cf i 8 Hl ft iT 10 0 0 0 Jm I -1 Atf0T, ft o-Power, lb Battey, Allen, 2b b-Goryl, 2b rt 'La ,41 JLv.

Stange, c-McCabe Pleis, Totals a. rbi 1 1 $szs s3? v- los Angeles 141 BROKEN LEG FOR ORIOLES' SNYDER BALTIMORE, Md. iff) Outfielder Russ Snyder of the Baltimore Orioles Pearson, cf 4 Knoop, 2b 4 CULLIMS COLUMN By Dick Cullum I homos, rt Rodgers, Moron, fib 3 8 I jKMZK Satriano. lb Kirkpotrick, If i i jfT Vn fifth and seventh innings, but each time an Angel double-play doused the threat. IN THE SEVENTH, Oliva singled and Allison hit into a double play.

Then Killebrew singled and Vic Power, who replaced the injured Jimmie Hall, beat out an infield hit to third base. Second baseman Knoop of the Angels went into short right for a one-hand catch of Earl Battey's pop fly to retire the Twins. John Goryl batted for Ber-nie Allen in the eight and drove a sharp single into right center. Goryl atempted to stretch the hit into a double, and was thrown out on a fine play from right fielder Thomas to shortstop Joe Koppe. ss Belinsky, Totals in fifth.

for rfV iStes T7e 7 c-Grounded out for 'iA VI a Ron for Hall Allen in eighth. broke a bone in his left leg Wednesday night while beating out a bunt in the fifth inning. X-rays re- Stange in eighth. TWINS 010 Los Angeles Oil PO-A Twins 24-11. los Angeles 38-13.

DP Allen-Allison. Rodgers-Knoop, Knoop-Kopoe-Satriano, Knoop-Satriano. LOB Twins 3, Los Angeles 7. 5B Kirkpatrick, Belinsky, Moron. HR Killebrew.

SB Pearson. Rodgers. Twins' Pitching May Siill Keep Promises FROM A BASE IN D.C., HOME OF the Senators, a sports writer may have an unbiased view of the American League pennant race, since the Senators are mere spectators. Pitching Summary IP HP Eft BB SO Stanae 1-41 7 7 2 2 15 Pleis 12 2 2 1 0 Belinsky 2-21 9 7 110 HBP By Belinsky IHaMl. WP Slang.

I Koppe covering second base. Twins Continued on Page 26 Stewart, Honochick, Runge, Smith. United Press International TWINS' JIMMIE HALL IS FELLED BY BO BELINSKY'S PITCH Coaches Floyd Baker, Cordon Maltzbergcr (right) give aid 2:1. vealeda Snyder fracture of the outside bone of the lower leg just above the ankle. Dr.

Irwin Mayer, team physician, said the outfielder's leg will remain in a cast for about four weeks. BASEBALL STANDINGS Key: Read across for victories; read down for losses. AMERICAN LEAGUE Reds' Nuxhall Beats Dodgers, Koufax 1-0 CINCINNATI, Ohio (VP) The Cincinnati Reds pushed across a run in the first inning on a walk and two short hits, and Joe Nuxhall pro Therefore, it is well to pay attention when the gifted columnist, Shirley Povich, after mentioning the Minnesota Twins' power, adds this: "If the Twins ever get pitching depth nothing can keep them from the pennant." Pitching depth? Six weeks ago, while in spring training, the Twins thought they had it. They said, "Camilo Pascual, Jim Kaat, Lee Stange and Dick Stigman make a good starting rotation. Jerry Arrigo, Jim Roland or Dwight Siebler will provide a good fifth starter and two good long relief men.

Bill Dailey heads a good relief corps. Bill Fischer, Bill Pleis and Jim Perry, along with any two of the aforementioned long relief men, round out a first-rate bullpen." CAN PROMISE BE KEPT IHAT IS HOW IT LOOKED SIX WEEKS ago. If the Twins fail, it said here, it will not be because of a shortage of pitching. We come now to the question: Is it time, this early, to give up on this pitching staff; or is there yet time for Won Uil Pet G.B. Chi Bal NY Cle Twn Det Bos Was IA KC Chicago 20 10 .667 00 1 205543 Baltimore 24 15 .615 Y3 221352333 New York 20 14 .588 2 136010423 Cleveland 18 15 .545 32 0 4 0 1 4 4 0 3 2 TWINS 21 18 .538 32 2 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 Boston 20 19 .513 4'2 1 2 2 1 2 2 4 3 3 Detroit 18 20 .474 6 022332222 Washington 18 26 .409 9 223022322 Los Angeles 16 25 .390 9'2 2 1 2 1 2 2 0 3 3 Kansas City 12 25 .325 ll2 001032123 Tigers' Rakow Stops Orioles Again, 6-3 BALTIMORE, Md.

Relief pitcher Ed Rakow stopped the Baltimore Orioles Hall Hit in Head by Pitch; No Fracture By Staff Writer LOS ANGELES, Calif. Outfielder Jimmie Hall of the Twins was hit on the left cheek bone by a pitch from Bo Belinsky of the Angels in the fifth inning of the first game Wednesday night. Hall, who never lost consciousness, was removed from the game and sent to Daniel Freeman Hospital for X-rays. Dr. Robert Kerlan, Los Angeles team physician, said Hall suffered no eye damage.

X-rays were negative, revealing no fracture of Hall's cheekbone. Physicians said Jimmie could play as soon as the swelling was reduced. Trainer George (Doc) Lentz hoped to have Hall ready for the weekend series with Boston. Jimmie, in attempting to duck the inside pitch, threw up his left hand and pulled the right side of his face clear, but turned the left side of his face into the ball. The ball hit Hall's hand first to partially break the force of the blow.

The stitches of the baseball were imprinted on Hall's face where he was hit. "I saw the pitch coming in but it was on me before I could get out of the way," Hall said. "I'm glad I got my hand up to absorb some of the force of the ball. I think that saved a fracture." tected the lead all the way, winning a 1-0 pitchers' duel against Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers Wed RESULTS WEDNESDAY Los Angeles 4, TWINS 1 (first name). New York 7, Cleveland 2.

Washington 9, Boston 8 (11 Innings). Detroit 6, Baltimore 3. Chicago at Kansas City, doubleheader, postponed, rain. GAMES TODAY Chicago (Pizarro 5-0) at Kansas Citv (Pena 5-3). for the second time in three games Wednesday night nesday night.

Nuxhall, posting the Reds' fourth straight victory, brought his record to 4-3 with a six-hitter. Nuxhall did not walk a man, and allowed the Dodgers f.o get a man to second base only twice. and preserved i 07 LOS ANGELES CINCINNAT ab bi ob bi a 6-3 victory for the Detroit Tigers. Rakow allowed two hits after replacing starter Phil San Fran. i 4 0 2 Milwaukee Wills ss 4 0 0 0 Rose 2b Gilliam 3b 4 0 2 0 Harper If T.

DkVis If 4 0 2 0 Pmson cf 4 0 11 Rakow Howard rf 4 0 0 0 Johnson lb 3 0 0 0 McMullen lb 4 0 0 0 Robinson rf 10 0 0 Comilli 3 0 2 0 Cardenas ss 3 0 0 0 Won Lost Pet. G.B. SF Phi St. I Mil Pit Cin La Hou Chi NY i 22 14 .611 1 1 3 2 4 2 3 4 2 23 15 .605 22 3 1 3 4323 22 17 .564 P2 0 2 4 4 2 4 3 0 3 22 18 .550 2 244202224 22 18 .550 2 313223125 20 18 .526 3 11002 5 2 5 4 20 23 .465 5'2 3 1 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 18 23 .439 6'2 2 1 2 1 2 0 4 3 3 15 21 .417 7 1 2 1 0 1 3 1 42 12 29 .293 12'2 20222201 1 aW. Davis 0 0 0 0 Boros 3b 2 0 0 0 Roseboro 0 0 0 0 Edwards 3 0 0 0 Parker cf 3 0 0 0 Nuxhall 3 0 0 0 St.

Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston Los Angele Chicago New York Trace ski 2b 3000 Koufax 2 0 0 0 Totals 25 1 1 1 bWalls 10 0 0 Miller 00 00 Totals 32 0 6 0 a Ron for Camilli in 8th; Struck out for Koufax in 8th. Regan in the fifth. Detroit scored three runs in the fourth inning, highlighted by Don Demeter's triple and Norm Cash's double. Al Kaline homered for the Tigers in the fifth for a 5-2 lead. riFTRQIT BALTIMORE Michigan's Campbell Signs With Detroit DETROIT, Mich.

(VP) The Detroit Tigers signed Dave Campbell, shortstop and captain of the University of Michigan baseball team, to a contract with the Lakeland farm club in the Florida State League Wednesday. Los Angeles 000 000 0000 Cincinnati 100 000 OOx 1 None. PO-A Los Angeles 24-7, Cin hi cb bi RESULTS WEDNESDAY Chicago 7, New York 1. Milwaukee 2, Houston 0. Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 0.

San Francisco 2, St. Louis 1. Cincinnati 1, Los Angeles 0. GAMES TODAY Houston (Johnson 4-4) at Milwaukee (Spahn 4-3). New York (Cisco 2-3) at Chicago (L.

Jackson 5-4). Los Angeles (Ortega 3-2) at Cincinnati (Maloney 3-5), night. Philadelphia (Bennet 5-3) at Pittsburgh (Veale 4-3), night. San Francisco (Herbel 2-0) at St. Louis (Simmons 6-2), night.

cinnati 27-7. DR Tracewski, Wills and McMullen; Johnson unassisted. LOB Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 5. Wert is-3b 4 0 0 1 Brandt cf 5 110 Lumoe 2b 5 0 11 Aparicio ss 5 0 10 SB Robinson, Nuxholl. IP ER BB SO Kolme rf 4 11) Snyder If 2 0 2 0 Freehan 4 0 0 0 bBowens If 2 10 0 3 110 Pnwoll Ih 3 0 11 Koufox, 7 3 115 7 the staff to keep its springtime promise? Poor Bill Fischer, grand old competitor, could not help the staff.

Dailey has failed so far. Stigman has given no indication that he will help, and some indication that he won't. Siebler has been sent to Atlanta, to pitch his way back if he can. Those are the minus factors. The plus factors? Pascual is in strong winning stride.

Kaat has shaken his 1963 slump and is in his 1962 winning form. Roland, a doubtful asset because of his arm injury last year, has proved he can pitch and win. Stange had trouble early last season and had to be farmed out before he could start winning for the Twins. This year, he overcame his early season troubles much sooner and is a winner. NOT MUCH NEEDED A STARTING ROTATION OF PASCUAL, Kaat, Stange and Roland looks formidable, and Arrigo is winning acceptance as a fifth starter and sometime relief pitcher.

So what do the Twins need to present the pitching strength they promised in the spring? They need a return to form by Dailey, and Siebler to pitch his way off the Atlanta roster and back into the Twins' bullpen. That's about all. And it may very well happen that way. Dailey insists that he has always picked up after slow starts; and the feeling here is that Siebler is on the verge of being better than just a good relief pitcher. WHO PULLS STRINGS? ANGELO DUNDEE IS INVOLVED IN the handling of Cassius Clay, Sugar Ramos and Willie Pastrano, all world champions, and Luis Rodriguez, who is the world's best welterweight and has been champion.

This leads to the question: Who owns this stable of champions and challengers for which Dundee is the manservant? Or another question: Does the same unknown owner possess that other group of fighters handled by Gil Clancy in New York, who' is manager of record of champion Emile Griffith and most of the challengers and weekly TV fighters not under the handling of Angelo? Dundee and Clancy are not that great as handlers of boxers, yet they have a virtual monopoly on today's money makers. How come? Miller 1 0 0 0 0 1 Nuxhall, 9 6 0 0 0 6 Burkhart, Sudol, Pryor, Secory. all stores Open tonight 'til 9 p.m. t0 cBruton cf 10 0 0 Robinson 3b 5 0 1 0 Wood 3b 3 10 0 Kirkland rf 4 12 1 McAuliff. ss 0 0 0 0 Adair 2b 4 0 0 Cash lb 4 2 2 1 Brown 4 0 11 Thomas If 3 0 2 1 McNallv 10 0 0 Regan 2 12 0 Stock 0 0 0 0 Rakow 2 0 0 0 aJohnson 0 0 0 0 Hall 10 10 Told.

J5 i 5 Totals 36 11 1 YANKS LOSE 10-0 NEW YORK, N.Y. VP England's international soccer team swept to a 10-0 victory over the United States Wednesday night. SPORTS TODAY GOLF TWIN CITY SENIOdS At Minnesota Valley. SOFTBALL COMMERCIAL FAST PITCH BED 7:00 p.m. At Parade One Fire Fight, ers vs.

Investors; 1:30 p.m. Washington Scientific vs. Honeywell. a Walked for Stock in 4th; Ran for Snyder in 5th; Struck out for Demeter in 8th. Marichal Vins 7th; Giants Nip Cards 2-1 Detroit 001 310 0014 in tirlr.

011 O'O 000-3 Wert, Robinson. PO-A Detroit 27-9, Baltimore 27-11. DP-Aporicio, Adair and Powell; Wert, Lump and Cash. LOB Detroit 5, Baltimore 11. 2B Cash, 3B Demeter.

HR Kaline. SB-Thomas. d. 4 2-3 9 3 2 2 4 i 0 PAY Rakow. 2-3 4 1-3 2 0 0 2 MrNnllv.

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