yore eee Ne ee ee Poe ee ee yw HE Ee ee RE Ee ew ee Seagrams SPECIAL OLD Rye Wheaby By BOB GREEN Associated Press Sports Writer Los Angeles Dodgers’ had been waiting all season for that Davis fellow to start hitting. Well, he got started all right, but it was the other Davis. One of Dodgers’ big concerns this season has been the hitting slump of Tommy Davis, wih} led the National League with a .346 average and 153 runs batted in last season. He’s been ham- pered by leg injuries and is hit- ting only .227. But Willie Davis, sometimes called the other Davis, sud-' denly has taken up the slack. |) Pittsburgh Pirates 9-5, and New In the last four games, Willie's had seven hits in 15 times at | bat, including two doubles, twa, homers and a triple and has | driven .in five runs. ee eS Pe i and a triple in that one, driving in three runs and scoring the one that broke a 5-5 tie. San Francisco Giants opened a two-game lead atop the stand- ines with a 12-5 victory over Milwaukee’s lumping Bravss; Cincinnati Reds edged Houston Colts 3-2; Chicago Cubs bombed York’s Mets downed Philadel- phia Phils 3-2. Willie Davis's tripple triggered a five-run eighth inning that broke a 5-5 tie at St. Louis, He scored on an error and Junior Gilliam wrapped it up later in the 4nning with a |three-run homer. Cardinals’ Stan Musial also It’s no coincidence that Dodg- ers have won three of the four, including an 11-5 decision over St. Louis Cardinals Wednesday night. Willie had two homers ‘had a homer, breaking the ma- jor league record for extra base jhits he shared with Babe Ruth. | Musial now has 1,357 extra base hits, including 465 home runs. By The Associated Press With former Detroit ace Frank Lary heading the list, more than a score of ball players were heading for the minor leagues today — victims of the annual May roster trimming in the ma- jors. All major league clubs were required to be down to the 25- man player limit. The big league rosters will remain at that fig-— ure until Sept. 1 when the limit is eased again. By far the most active of the teams was Tigers, pre - season picks as American League con- tenders who have been strug- gling to avoid last place. Majors pare rosters Lary heads list | Hank Foiles, released by Cin- ‘cinnati Reds. , Here’s the other club-by-club ‘details: ' Cleveland—sent pitcher Jacksonville an da; to Little: Jack | Curtis to ‘catcher Bob Lipski ‘Rock. . New York Yankees—optioned | ‘infielder Pedro Gonzales’ to Richmond. ' Los Angeles Angels—optioned ‘infielder Tom Satriano to H&- iwali, sold pitcher Ron Moeller ‘to Hawaii. ' Kansas City—optioned catcher Joe Azcue to Portland. Baltimore — sold catcher Ho- bie Landrith to Washington, | not much. eyed Canadian middleweight boxing champion Blair Rich- ardson of South Bar, N.S., is assisted to his -corner by handlers of challenger WAlt Greaves after the bell ending HALIFAX, May 5 — Glassy- i eS a SC their 12-round title fight. De- spite the hard pounding he took in the late runs, Riech- ardson won a un..si:novus de- cision on the basis of his su- periority in the early rounds. England ties Brazil LONDON (4 — England’s 1-1 draw with Brazil gave the soc- cer experts some hope for the 1966 World Cup campaign — but The big consolation for Eng- lish commentators was the top- line performance of wing halves Bobby Moore and Gordon Milne. The big question mark hung over the English forward line — Baltimore Orioles - reduced their roster to the required play- er limit today by releasing vet- eran pitcher Pete Burnside and and whether this experimental ‘Brazilian team is anything near the world champions’ full i strength. BASEBALL STARS : Batting--Willie Davis, Dodg-' ers, hit two homers, and tripled in eighth inning, scoring the tie- breaking run jas Los Angeles: went on to wallop St. Louis 11-5. ' Pitching—-Don Rudolph, Sen- ators, allowed only one hit for’ 12 innings while retiring 25 bat- Umbricht ~ beats cancer CINCINNATI ( —- The long wait ends. tonight for big Jim Umbricht whose pitching career was in jeopardy because of can- cer. He will be in the bullpen for Houston Colts against Cin- cinnati Reds. The tall right-hander from the University of Georgia under- went a seven-hour operation growth from his right leg and vroin. 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