European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 25, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Monday september 25, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 17 Hanratty passes runs fighting Irish to 41-8 Victory Over California South Bend ind up Terry Hanratty passing for two touchdowns and running for one led notre Dame saturday to a 41-8 Romp Over California in the opener of the fighting Irish bid to repeat As College football s no. 1 team. The passing combination which made notre Dame great in 1966 Hanratty to end Jim Seymour clicked with precision again in a 17-Point second period scoring Effort which wrapped up the Lith consecutive game without defeat for the Irish. Seymour hauled in six passes for 69 Yards during the match to become the fifth leading receiver in Notredame history and the fourth leading ground gainer on the Irish record  s first pass of the game was intercepted and head to throw five times before one of his receivers could hang onto the Ball. But he played 40 minutes on offence completing15 of 30 passed for 208 Yards. One of his throws covered vineyards to Seymour for a Shopay Pepitone blows help yanks top twins Minneapolis St. Paul up Rookie Tom Shopay cracked his first major league Homer a three run shot and Joe Pepitone belted a two run Homer saturday to give the new York Yankees a 6-2 Victory Over Minnesota. The loss left the twins a half game ahead in the american league Pennant race Over Idle Detroit and the Boston red sox 7-5 losers at Baltimore. Shopay playing in his fourth major league game homered in the fourth inning for a 4-0 Lea against Dave Boswell. Pepitone homered in the eighth. Fritz Peterson who was forced to retire in the sixth inning with a twisted ankle beat the twins for the first time in four decisions this season. He is now 8-14. With two on and two out in orioles Jolt red sox Hopes 7-5, on Brooks Robinson s 2-Riin or Calif. No. Dame first Downs 13 26 Rushing yardage 164 201 passing yardage 45 222return yardage125 -117 passes g-28-4 16-32-2 punts 8-34 3-27fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 13 45 touchdown and another went 14to Bob Bleier for another to. Between these two efforts Hanratty scrambled 12 Yards around end for a score  also was at the Helm when Dan Harshman crashed two Yards through the line for a touchdown and for the first of two Field goals by Joe Azzaro a 23-Yard  coach Ara Parseghian went to his second string signal caller Coley o Brien with five minutes remaining in the third period and o Brien kept the Irish on the ground while Azzaro who converted after every Irish touchdown booted a22-Yard Field goal. Then with the californian convinced that notre Dame would run o Brien connected to halfback Bob Gladieux for 14 Yards and a touchdown on his first pass of the game. California was Able to get int notre Dame territory Only twice under its own Power with on offensive Effort dying when Ron Miller missed a 30-Yard Fiel goal attempt. On the other occasion when an Irish punt was downed on the California 49, Reserve quarterback Randy Humphries sparked the Only touchdown forthe bears. It came on a one Yard plunge by Troy Cox on the ninth play run against the third string Irish defense. California 0 0 0 88 notre Dame 7 17 10 7 4ndharshman 2 run a Zaro kick and Fig Azzaro 23nd Bleier 14 pass from Hanratty Azzaro kick and Hanratty 12 run Azzaro kick and Seymour 9 pass Rorn. Hanratty Azzaro kick and Fig Azzaro 23 and Gladieux 14 pass from o Brien Azzaro kick Cal Cox 1 run Cox pass from Humphries attendance 59,075 Pennant race at a glance by the associated press american league to won lost pet. Behind play Minnesota. 89 67 .571 6 Detroit 88 07 .568 % 7boston 9 68 .567 /4 6 Chicago 88 68 .564 1 6minnesota at Home 4new York i sept 24 California 3, sept. 25, 26, 27 away 2boston 2, sept. 30, oct. 1.Detroit at Home 4california sept. 28, 30, oct. 1. Away 3wash in ton 1. Sept. 24 new York 2, sept. 25 26.Boston at Home 4cleveland sept. 2fl, 27 Minnesota 2, sept. 30, get1 away 1baltimore 1, sept. 24. Chicago at Home 3washington Bept. 29, 30, oct. 1. Away 3clevelan1, Bept. 24 Kansas City 2, sept. 26, 27 Baltimore a Brook Robinson who had made a Cost y error earlier smashed a two run Homer in the eighth inning and the Baltimore orioles jolted Joston s Pennant hungry red sox 7-5 saturday  defeat dropped the red sox into third place in the torrid american league race one half ame Back of Minnesota which lost to new York and one percentage Point behind second place Detroit which was Idle saturday. Fourth place Chicago which beat Cleveland is one game behind As the season swings into its final week. The red sox wiped out a 4-0baltimore Lead built on Early homers by Curt Blefary and the stars and stripes White sox Blank indians for horlen9 s 19th win colavito collects 4 Bis Cleveland a Rock colavito drove in four runs with a single and a bases loaded Dou ble saturday leading the pen Nant contending Chicago Whiteson to an 8-0 Romp Over the Cleveland indians. The Victory left the fourth place sox one game Back of league leading Minnesota which Rocky colavito. Single big double lost to new York saturday. There sox bowed to Baltimore and dropped to third while the Sec Ond place tigers were Idle. Joel Horlen pitched a Strong three hitter winning his 19th game against six losses. Colavito s fifth inning double against his former teammates fattened the while sox Lead to 8-0. Chicago had jumped on lose Sonny Siebert 9-12, for five runs and seven hits in the first three innings. With one out in the first do Buford beat out a hit to second and went to third on Pete Ward s double. Both runners scored on Ken Boyer s double Down the right Field line. The White sox got an unearned run in the second on an error a passed Ball and Tom Mie Agee s single. They added two More in the third with Ward s double and colavito s single producing the runs. Buford s single a walk toward and an intentional walk to Wayne Causey filled the base sin the fifth and then colavito runners Home to left Cente sent All therewith a double Field. 1 game out still 4th Chicago Agee of Buford 3bward if Bradford r Boyar i Causey 2b colavito Olberry if Joseph in c Hanson is Horlen p Cleveland a r h by a r h b5011 Dava Lillo of 4010 5330 sch Blum of 4000 2221 Maye if2100 Thorton 1\ 4012 Dong Hue p3100 Alves 3b 3024 a?.cue e1000 Smith in 4010 Fuller 21 1000 Wagner pm y 1 0 0 Gil 2blbi-own a Siobert King pm Lailey pole Junaur p Fosse c 3000 3010 0 0 0 c 3010 2000 1000 1000 10000000 3000o o o o loot 0000 0 0 0 i 2000 Tota 28 0 3 total Chicago 212030000 Cleveland 000 000 000 a Fuller. Do Chicago 2. Lob Chicago 5, Cleveland 2. 2b--Ward i2 Boyer colavito. A buyer  h k Kun us is Horlen w.19-69 3001siebert la i. 3 7 5 4 0 Bailey 2 2 3 3 4tiefeiiauer 3 1 0 0 1 i Odou Othuel pm Azcue. 1 0 0 0 t--2 1u. A 4,313. Rank Robinson. Blefary s 22ndlomer came in the first inning and Frank Robinson s 30thcame in Baltimore s three run  red sox scored a run in he fourth when Carl Yastrzemski beat out an infield hit raced o third on George Scott s Dou ble and came in on a grounder. Then in the fifth Boston took he Lead scoring four runs two of them on Yastrzemski s42nd Home run of the year. Jose Tartabull was on firs with a single when Brooks Rob Inson threw Joe Foy s grounder Way. Tartabull scored and Foy raced All the Way to third. The Foy beat Boog Powell s throw to he plate on Mike Andrews bouncer making it 4-3. Yastrzemski followed with his ionic run. Rookie reliever Gary Waslewski protected the Edge until the seventh when Dave Johnson opened with a walk and raced to third on Pinch hitter Dave May s single. Luis Aparicio s sacrifice Fly tied the  won it in the next inning when Frank Robinson lashed a one out single against reliever John Wyatt and Rod Home on Brooks Robinson s 22nd Home run. 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Boswell fanned three in theirs but the Yankees picked up 1 run. Run forced in Horace Clarke led off with single and Jerry Kenney beat out a bunt. Mickey Mantle nned but both Joe Pepitone and Roy White walked to Force lome Clarke. Boswell then struck out Shopay for the third out. In the third White single with one out and Boswell issued Bis fifth walk to Jake  with a count of two and two Shopay lofted one into ther Ightfield seats. After Boswell walked Charle Smith Jim Perry replaced him. Peterson retired 11 twins in arow from the first to the fifth which Ron Carew led off with single. Then with two out Carroll Hardy Pinch hit his first Home run of the season into the left Field seats for two Minnesota runs. In the sixth Shopay dropped Cesar Tovar s Fly and Tovar beat Smith s throw to second on Harmon Killebrew s hard smash to third. Peterson retired Tony Oliva and Bob Allison on pop flies but twisted his left ankle on the rubber and was forced to leave with a 3-1 count on Carew. 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Or Shopay Hardy Pilepi tone 12. So White Shopay 2. S Peterson Uhlaender. In h r Erbb so Peterson w.s-14 .52-34 2 2 1 1 Womack 31-31 0 0 0 2bosweu a 14-12 .21-34 4 4 6 4 Perry 22-31 0 0 2 3 Roland 2 1 0 0 2 0 Worthington 2 1 2 2 1 ut2 50. A32,283. Mountaineers rip a. Military 21-9 Morgantown . A quarterback Tom Digon guide West Virginia to an Early Lead saturday As the unbeaten mountaineers rolled to their third Victory of the season with a 21-9southern conference decision Over Virginia military Institute. Digon tossed a 30-Yard scoring pass to All America candidate bar rett Ford in the second period to Send the mountaineers into a 14-0  Virginia got on the scoreboard Midway in the first Quarter when Wingback Ron Pobolish scooted six Yards around Riyu end to Cap a 54-Yard March