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···-4· .. . . . MeDINA DAILY JOU.~NAL-REGISTEl THURSDAY, JULY 9, 197G Orioles R~ · Y·an ks 2nd · ·· ··Time With T-urn-About ' lly STU CAMEN made- his 0.2 pi~ch just a Htt.le er with Montr~l. With the Cubs UPI Spo ts Writer too ~ood \lnd 'Buford si~led tp winning the opener, 5-1, and the ' Lindy McDaniel, the ace of right, scoring pinch-runner J3db Expos taking the nightcap, &-4. the New York Yankees reiief Gritch 11nd Pave Jobnso!l with Pinch-hitter Gates Brown · By United Press International pit.Cmng corps.. faced the the tyi~g and winning .runs a~ delivered a bases-loaded sacri· Baltimore Orioles Wednesday · th~ Orioles _pulled out a 9-.8 fice fly with one out in the ninth National League night with the bases loaded, tnumph. to help Detroit .pa.st Boston and East nobody out and the 1 Yanks In other AI games. Detroit into second place, behind W. L. holding an 8-7 lead in the ninth edged Boston, 3-2, Minnesota ·Baltimore. Mickey Lolich went New York 46 36 inning.. The previous evening, beat Oakland, . 8~, Cleveland the distance for the Tigers to . Fi~tsburgh 46 39 1\.<feDaniel had served up n .shaded Washington, 6·5, Califor- gain his seventh win. · Chicago. 41 41 h~s~s\loade~ homer to ~ro?ks n~a_beat by Kansas .City, 3\2 arul · Tony Oliva collected a hornet·, st.. Loms. 3 9 43 I.obmson m tpe lOth mnmg Chici:igo dQWiled 1\'lllwa].lkee, ~1. three singles and a sacritiice fly Philadelphia 35 47 · v~hiGh gave the Orioles a 6-2 In the National Leag~e, New to drive in iour rums for Montreal 34 50 Pci. GB .561 ... . 541 m .500 5 .476 7 .427 11 .405 13 ·, .p. . ,.,. w · June··Medicaid· ·costs 2nd LOwest Month in '70 .ALBION-. County Social Ser-' sing homes, $2,581; 14 optc1m vices Commissioner Arthur. Nen- trists,. opticians and other ni recently reported to County. ances, $2,855; two health Board of S:upervisors ti:Iat .June ance cpmpanies,. $25~; 20 . payments to Vendors for Medi- · lance, laboratory services caid totalled $69,36{) --the second out-patient care, $1,497; and lowest monthly amount in 1970. institutions for children, $242, · Monthly payments in January a total vf $69.,36(). were $62,044. Mr. Nerini noted thaft a total A total of 1,673 individuals re- $432,000 has been spent from ceived some type of medical 1970 Medi.caid . apprpwiation services during May. There $840,QOO, leaving a bah,mce, as were 70 new applications during June 30, of $407,999 . June, 59 of which· were accepted. \You will note,'' stated 'ViCtory.. . . Y~~k be~t St. Lou1s, 7-F}• ·Minnesota in the Twins· West This time, however, M~Damet PnrladelphJa s~ut out P1t- triumph over Oi!kland. ,Jim W. L. Pet. GB seemed about to work hi~ way tshurgh, 20, Los Angeles e~ged Perry, with ninth-inning relief Cincinnati 59 24 .711 .. CHAMP AND CHALLENGER- Rochester's Irv- out of danger. as he truer. o~t Houston, 6-5, San FranciSco from Ron Perrunoski, won his Los Angeles 50 32 .610 8h ing Crane, national and international title holder Payments in June were as fol- · \expenditures for June have lows: 11 hospitals, $33,628; one creased substantially as cotnm h?spital clinic, $1,703; 87 physi- ed to May (total payments cwns, $12,198; 2() drug stores, $80,594>. Based upon the t~vPr<> $9,525; 13 dentists, $4,178; nine a:nticipated monthly'cost, tne chiropractors, pqdiatrists and ficit has qecreased $12,000 physiotherapist, $695; three nqr- the period ending Ju11e 30.\ 'l1erey Crow 1 e y , and, Elhe bombed Atlanta, 13-0, . Sau 13th game while pim·anoski Atlanta 41 40 .506 17 in pocket billiards, was in top form last night and Be~dricks and got two quick Die~o ~urprised_.Cincinnati, 3:1. picked up his 20th save. The . San Francisco 39 42 .48l 19 hardly let Medina's challen)?;er, Geor~e Benthin J?;et stnkes on Don Buford. But he and ChiCago spirt a doublehead- victory enabled Minnenl()ta to Houston 34 50 .405 25~ a crack at the table. With runs of 63 and 127, maintain its five-game lead in · San Diego 33 53 .384 27~2 Ct·ane socked the table clean before Benthin had the West Division. Wednesday!s Results sunk more than a ball or two. It was the fifth meet- Second-place California kept New York 7 St. Louis 5 ing over the years for the two, The dapper Crane Hussein And Arab Agree on Peace Plan pace with the Twins fJIS .Jim Chicago 5 Montreal 1, 1st then entertained the audience of about 60 fans Fregosi, who bad a double and Montreal 5 Chicago 4, 2nd with hick shots and a long exchange of questions, two . s1'ngles, scored· .the wm' n1'n.g Phila 2 Pittsburgh 0 1 d b AMMAN (UPI)-Kin}5 Hus·j calls for full answers an< is('ussion a out the game of billiards. · · run in the ninth as the Angels San Fran 13 Atlanta 0 Popularity of the game has risen in recent vears. sein of Jordan and Arab between the army beat Kansas City. Reliever Ken San Diego 5 Cinci 1 Duffy Seefeldt's hull was host to the match last guerrilla leaders have agreed las in the fight ag:~*st ~idget All-Stars in • ,> A 'Squeeze' v· '\ ..... Tatum got tbe win whiie Ted Lo& Angeles 6 How;;ton 5 night. -(J-R Photo) on a peace plan calling for tbe Four Arab Abernathy took the loss. Today's Probable Pitchers removal of both regular Jorda- mediate the settlernet1t~-Ee: When the Midget League held by Van Orman. Buddy Bradford's first major CAll Times EDT) nian and guerrilla troops from Libya, the Sudan andj ..... \\' its All~Star Game to end its 1970 The A's threatened in the fin- 1 e ague grand_ slam homer Montreal INye 2 •1) at New. Medina Company K d II M 1 Amman, where they fought a and were said by Uie season; the .champion ~ooseA's al frame when Dutcher reached capped a five-run eighth inning York !Seaver 13-.5>, g p.m. . .d·d en a an S bitter three-day battle in June. nians to have p·rolinised couldn t qurte make It a clean first on an error by Sylvester. for Cleveland as the Indians Pittsburgh I Ellis 8-6) at st. lis Low Br . er WiU Probated Pa_lestinian sources. disclosed guerrillas they would .s~w;~~~ winning the season and But Dutcher. was pitt out by Syl- ~~!~~rJ~ ~~a: ~~eS~~;tO:Cs~ Louis I Gibson 12-3>, 9 p.m. ALBION - Garlock Office . . d~talls ·of th~ffk~~i Wednesday ~~~~!~d f~~ee~~~affo~:ction· . play-off. titles, they fell to the vester unassisted at second base. reliever Darold Knowles and San Francisco (Marichal 3-7J Products, 601 Main St., Medina, I A~BION - The last will of I mght-the announce- IsraeL This was not 'menti<m al t f th An St . . af Atlanta (Jarvi's 9-6J 8 p m was the low bidder recently be- Patnck Mcllmurray of Town of I ment was expected today-and . combined t en o e · - ars DiCureia reached first, O'Brien Ilrovided Phil Hennigan with ' · · . · · · d th 16- · t 1 . m the peace plan 3-2, with Holman, Collins and then took four· balls and Bal- the win. San Diego (Roberts 5-61 at fore the purchasmg committe~ Kendall, . was filed m probate I sal e pom sett ement . The pact, ha~mered Anderson all lmrling for the schmiter was hit by a' pitch C~.!rlos May singled home the Cincinnati (Simpson 13-ll, 8 of the County Board of Supervi- recently m the court of County I during three weeks Qf nelwti Stars and Culver and Dutcher . . · ' deCiding run in the eighth and p.m. ~rs to provide meta,l partitions Surrogate J. Kenneth Serve. \nold H. Schtnackpfeffer of· AI- tions between the ·i!n•~en1me on the mound for the A's. thus loadmg the bases. TommY John allowed only five Los Angeles (F'oster 6-7) at ~ t~e ;as:wo[k;rs. 1 r~m. of Mr. Mcllmurray, who died bion, was the petitioner in the and commandos, The All-Star roster was made With only one out, Anderson bits a~ Chicago beat Milwauk-. Houston <Billingham 6-2), 8:30 forunJmi:i~t~a~iono~t th:r~~ April 1, 1970 at the age of 88, tax proceeding. points. up as follows: Holman, Collins settled down to strike out the ee. The victory upped John's p.m. Stamp program which went into left an estate valued at not more iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii and Allis from the Reds, Sylves- next two batters and end the record to 6-12 while AI Downing (Only games scheduled) effect July 1 under the direction than $20,000. Holley Attorney·. \ ter, Clute and Anderson from game. suff.e~ed his sixth loss in nine Fri!)ay's Games of Deputy Social Services Com- Robert Heath was named ~s ex- . the 9!:1fds, Scheu,. Van Orman The A's had nothing to be decisions. Montreal at New York, night misgioner Ashley Ward of Town ecutor. Mcllmurray left his es- and ~ilko\':ski from the ~ets. ashamed of in the fin.e game \ Philadelphia at Chicago of Carlton. t~te, ~hare. and share alike, to SP'ECIAL AlSo, Tierney, Perkins ,and they put together, according to Pitts at St. Louis, night ·. . . his s1ster-m-law, Maranda E. · 7-oz. Listerine · 'l'erryberry froni the Twins and the summation of manager~. R h G Cinci at Atl 2, twi-nite Garlock bid $ 3 • 199 · 1 2 and Da~e Mcllmurray, his niece, Cora E. Jablonski, Bielak and Russell \They came wrth1n inches of esearC · ... roup San Fran at Hous, night & Company, Rochester, bid Bissell, ~d his nephew, John 2.5-oz. Pristene Deodorant 40's Efferdent Tablets Reg. 79c- 65c Reg. $1.39 ~ $1.19 from the Cubs. . beating the best players of tbe D 1 A Los Ang at San Diego, night $ 3 • 684 · P. Mcflmurray, all of Kendall. \ In the A~ll-Star battle, the A's rest of the league,'' said ·· eve OpS American League ·The only bidder was D. J. A state tax of $56 was levied took the lead with one run in the a spokesman for the managing New Type DDT Ea.st Martillotta !}f Albion at $150 to upon the estate of Lena Wahl of Reg. $1.19 - 99c 4-oz. Vaseline Petroleum Jelly Reg. 45c - 39c , thjnl on a single by Pettine, staff. w. L, p t GB buy _used cupboards a!'d qth~r Town of Barre, who died Dec. who reached second on an er- \Congratulations are due ~ WASHINGTON CUPI) -A Baltimore 52 30 .6~ .. equpimoot. from the kitchen m 13, 1969, leaving a gross estate. WILLIAMS :G.RO(ERY ror by. Tierney and .third on a players on all teams for a type of DDT t~at selfdestr':lcts . Detroit 44 36 ,550 ;;· . the supenntendent's apartment of $11,255 and a ta~able. estate qf . Gwinn Street pasS!'!~t. fie s-cored on ali er- ·sportsmanlike season. Umpires t.o prevent res1dual contamma- New York 44 · 37 . 543 7 % at County Home and . · $8,513. The admiftstrator, Rey- .· ror ro'. ~ilkO'Wski off.th,e bat of I have been cooperative as have tton has been developed IUilder a Boston . 4l 39 .. 513 10 .· Siedlecki. . . managers, and the fans of a'n governmen~~sponsored research Clevelap.d,, . 37 · 44 .. 457 .. r4:h .ThEJ:.~~lilr,:'Lcam,E). ,hack m .t~e .. a,ge!l. I,Iave be~n loy:al aQ,d noisy grant.. Washing,ton 37 47 .440 16 1 2 . 4th when Allis got on base as they shouldY'' \ \ . \ '\ .. \' l ~nt~i,~r Secretary walter J. 'w st.. . ' ' :. : . ~ tlli·ough an erro~ !>Y c~~er •. to . , j Flwlrel · alliJounc~ · today a '· ·' 1 · ' . ·~ • L. :Pet. ti'B \:prefa~~·~~~. l]tt~mg \Ytnch;m-.. \ , :. ,,, \\· \\''' . second contract · has .been I\1inn.e.sota. · 5 -J. 26 .s 6 7; .:~ .ducl~tH&'Q~~(:e Jiy, Ter:ryberry, ~: ~ ; ~ ;.: :.n: l:. r:n 1 awarde~ ~e develo~er to calirtirnia '49\ '33. 5'98 ;;:~ isingle by Silkowski and a double Track determme if there . ns :mY Oakland · 45 38 :542 · 91/z ·' da~ger from the residue mto Kansas City 3Q 51 .370 23¥2 NOW. IN PROGRESS 25% OFF ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE Wolk Apparel Medina whiC~ the DDT breaks down Milwaukee 30 54 .357 2!i. chemicaliy. Chicago 29 55 · 345 26 · · HA · · : ~ , - · · Hickel said the new type of · · MBURG,' N. · Y. ·<UPil- · pesticide holds promise of Wednesday's Results· Fairside Meridale won by it eliminating pollution of the Chicago 2 Milwalikee 1 . head over Bonny Flash in the len·viromm.ent by DDT, which Detroit 3 Boston 2 $1,400 feature at Buffalo Race- Cleveland 6 Wash 5 way Wednesday. accumulates in fatty tissues of Bait 9 New York 8 Dick Macomber d r o v e the humans and animals, remaining Minnesota 8 Oakland 6 ·winner to a 2:13.4 victOry p,;..,._ indefinitely. It is believed to California 3 Kan City 2 -J sometimes cause death fin some ing $5, $3, and $2.60. Armco animals. Today's Probable Pitchers Dream was third. Hickel said the new chemical <AU Times EDT> A 3-2 double of Miss Ginny also may be used to neutralize Chicago <Miller 3-4) at Bro~kport. D. and Brambles paid $31.60. residual DDT already in the Milwaukee <Lockwood 1-5), 9 i ~~ii 33 ~~ 2 E~~A~c~r~ow~d~o~f~4~,5~0~7 ~b~e~t ~$~313;,M~2~. environment. p.m: . The Aerojet-General C'orp., El ~mne~ota (Kaat . 7-6) at Monte, Calif., under a $ 135 , 000 I Cahforma <Messersmith 7-8J, 11 S. ·u. M' ·.· .:· M··· .. ·: 'E· .R federal. contract, devel<>ped a P·~~ston CNagy 3-ll at Detroit catalytic agent that breaks '\l L · 0- 1 > 9 d th DDT .. to b t . ,.; c am , p.m. ~wn e m a stu s ance Washington <Cox 4-6> at w1~~ only !~ per cent of the Cleveland (Austin 1-2J 7·45 or1gmal toxicity of DDT. · · ' · CLEARANCE p.m. · · · · Baltimore <Hardin 2-ll at. · ·. · . . . .· ·. . . ·. · . . ~.emw. York <Peterson 10-5 i, 8 . POSTAGE DUE ,. CONCORD, N.H. (UP[l-Gov. (Only games scheduled) LAWN Walter Peterson's office had to Friday's Games • · ·.. .~. ·.·· · .. ·.· .·· . . shell out six cents Wednesday Milw at Oakland, night . . . . to read a letter from Gov. Minn ·at Calif, night Claude R. Kirk of Florida. Chi at K.C. 2, twi-nite Q The letter, mailed July 2, Bait at Detrojt, night E . UlPMENT ·lfa~ .. ~::;:.t~gu::: ~.:onv.~. ~~~~: ::: this is just the height of fiscal C I S . I economy.\ .. ean-up ae for Your Classifieds Phone 798-1400 STOCK MARKET~ .._rwr» rz r rs n r n · r . w w w u w w w. w\um ,.. - w .... 22 11 MOWER . . - . . Reg. Price $74.95· Sal·e $55.00 - m n A - n n m n - r n r - - - - w u w u u u iUS u u uxt:w TRAILE'R DUMP CARTS Reg. Price $41.50 Sale $32.00 . . ' --mrrr-·-q· - ::¥ w tut u ¥ u 4;# -- u r _y;or w n :as n w.•w e._ Ali other Lawn al')d Garden Equipment Reduced tG CG$f . . ~wn r n- m n + F m r·n A .; . w u u u •. w. - • u. u w --- '· .. · ;·kNOWLESVILLE . . . c ... _re· ·.xu·-. . - . Kn9WlewUJ~ • Ph. J9J-l714 ·Open Friday fillte$ t~ii 8 p.m •. NOON. REPORT ON TRA.DING .. NEW YORK <UPil-Tne fractionally lower on 37,000 market was sharply higher shares, Asamera Oil sHghtly . near noon . today, bult below higher qn 29,000 shares, and · first-hour levels. Turnover was nytrooics down a bit on 25,000 moderate. shares. Analysts . said much of the On the big board, heavily- momentum was carried over traded stocks included Texaco ·from Wednesday's strong close, up lJ4 on 74,400 shares and although strength also appeared BQeing off around o/g on 67,200 to reflect a belief that interest shares. On Wednesday, the Air · rates have peaked. FQrce awarded :Boeing . Co. a Mt~r almost two hours, the lucrative contract for an VPI market indicator, measur- ail'b.orne warning system. all stocks traded, showed a Other stocks on the most . of 1.47 per cent on 1,334 active list were Talley lndus- fi~~~ crossing. the tape. Of tries PAl higher, and' Teli% 11 941 gamed and 211 Corp., ahead • dec~liJJted. . . Less Jl~tive, but ffl:QVin~ rrt()l'f The Dow Jones mdustnBI than . a JX~int . tUl the tJp.slde, av~rage of 30 selected bll,!e . were Superior • Oil ab.eatJ IJI:PIJD!l. chips was up 5.14 at 687.23 n~ar 3.,% pu Pont· ~.% Soutll#rn no.on,_ after being ~head around Pacific 1%, ·-r~il J¥4;, 3 poJntl! Jn the first hour. ~tarufurd 'Oil of Obi9 1, Getty · Pl'ice$ also climlhed in Oil 1.% and Magnavox 11!4, · turnover . on tn~. l'fow~ver,- mM. lg.st 2 aft€r Stock Exchang~, §puftipg ~4) · jn' tlre 'previous · top~d declines, 470 ·.session. Wttlt lli§in.~v, af!Atll~r 124. bi~ wi!Jper .. w•jdQy •. ·. ;~(so . Among tb~ rog§t ~cUv~ AmeK . turned lower; It was off an>J1ttd iSsues were Creole petroleum 3%. . DODGE. SUPER: SAV ... '70 DODGE CORONET- HUNDRE.D$ ,OfF! ·: . ....... . It was. a great family car buy to begin with. Only a flalf.foot shorter thiln full·sized c:ars, yet pnc;ed way below them. Now you s~,tve even more because we've cut prices by flundr• of dollars on all Coronets. See for your$elf. · ··· : : ~ . '70 DODGE CHARGER- H,UNDR£D$ OFFl . . \ . ... ' 1 Or~inarity, Yie'~e hard.~pressed to keep I!P with the dernand for wr sporty cllls5ic. But now we re ca~ght ~1th a btg supply .of ~har~ers on hand. It's your opportamity tp really save ··\' a bundle on th1s great shape Wtth tts many sporty features. · · · E CHALLENGER--HUNDRED$· Get the lowest price of the y~ar on our pll•new ChaiJens;t .... tJte wide$l . . sports c:omp~J,cts. Great stylmg. Superb bandli~Jf• Sft'Jlll J9W pr~es~ fOIIrCl~htlflen now~ before somebody else beats yo~ w it. · · '70• \ llutttyl We're almoat sold out·! CardOne Dodg· e tn·: .c· .· .. . . . . . -.. I~ . ,. • . ' . . . . . ' .MAPLE RIDGi RD • PH •. 798-3840 . · · MiPJNJ[, N.Y.,. . . ' . '
