The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, May 09, 1968, Image 8
' ? *v! Pag-e 8 College Station, Texas Thursday, May 9, 1968 THE BATTALIO —> Oakland’s Hunter Hurls Perfect Game In 4-0 Win OAKLAND (A*)—Jim “Catfish” Hunter hurled the American League’s first perfect game in regular season play since 1922 Wednesday night and drove in three runs as the Oakland Ath letics trimmed Minnesota 4-0. Hunter, a 22-year-old right hander in his fourth major league season, set down all 27 batters he faced in stymying the normal ly hard-hitting Twins to become the ninth perfect game pitcher in modem baseball history. The 6-foot-5, 195 youngster from Hertford, N. C., struck out 11 and needed just one outstand ing defensive play—third base- man Sal Bando’s stab of a fifth inning grounder by Bob Allison— in tossing the second no-hitter of the young season. His perfect game gem matched a feat last accomplished by Sandy Koufax, the Los Angeles Dod gers’ brilliant southpaw, three years ago against the Chicago Cubs. The last American Leaguer to toss a perfect game was New York Yankees’ right-hander Don Larsen, who did it in the 1956 World Series against the Brook lyn Dodgers. But it had been 46 years since Carlie Robertson of the Chicago White Sox pitched a perfect game against the De troit Tigers in a regular season contest. Hunter completed his classic performance by getting pinch hitter John Roseboro to ground out, leading off the ninth, strik ing out Bruce Look and fanning Rich Reese on a 3-2 count after the pinch hitter had fouled off five straight pitches. Locked in a scoreless duel with Minnesota’s Dave Boswell for six innings, Hunter gave himself all the offensive help he needed with a run-scoring bunt single in the seventh. In the eight, his two-run single capped a three-run wrapup burst for the A’s. Hunter, who signed with the Athletics for a $75,000 bonus in 1964, was 13-17 last year and missed a month because of an appendectomy. He came into Wednesday night’s game with a lifetime record of 32-38, including a 2-2 mark this season. It was the first no-hitter ever Minnesota 000 000 000—0 0 1 Oakland 000 000 13x—4 10 0 Boswell, Perranoski 8 and Look; Hunter and Pagliaroni. W—Hunt er, 3-2. L—Boswell, 3-2. hurled by an Oakland pitcher. The Athletics, who moved to the West Coast city this year from Kansas City, have not had a no hitter since Bill McCahan one against Washington on 3, 1947, when the club was si in Philadelphia. Bengal Boosters To Sponsor Fry Bengal Boosters, in connection with the YMCA, will sponsor a stag steak fry at Hensel Park, May 13 at 6:30 p.m. honoring participants in spring sports at A&M Consolidated High School and their guests. Bengal Booster members aj. urged to attend. Tickets nui be purchased at the A&M Co» solidated coaches office until Fii day for $1.50. SM> ptGGty WIGGIY m/? 6,000lmmm! mu TfaC&©CWTHUpf-fl 2 ! -= /MAY2HO-11,1960[ f ■ ($te*rQcw)y > H van camps . ^ ^ ffci ’ ■Ml i ot 1 m Everyday Low Prices! UMiT WA LIPTON’S 4-Oz. - - - Pkgr. TOMATOES * TEXAS VlNF £lP£ ''WlPTY fVorA ?i66lYWi60Ly ,/ -ten] wvy frEEF vi<5o /m***’ oil 9Et-MCWTE?iN«/»fr L -f Vnt \J0\CZ 1~ HftNX nv. rt / 9A0Y {tSC’C’. -ty?''i m 3jj T0I If TII M Y-l£Eri&< Vf&GrtfP. Ortl TOWEl^. p ff 4- ju VowtftiMS SStj? ^ tv<vVv' ^ ; 4 Ffolen^ r - coaA^e TiMe" “ ■bTEAKtess" *9&- t ‘f 00‘ sm- *69 ROEGELIN btW&eOJr*6 r cd*ep" VOW swmi UJNCHMfAT •^GMaisJuty 12i©hts Ptm^p , n vve &\ve Qpupue QClO 60MP w evePY 1 TUESDAY WlTH >(25?Pp mote M BEANS »4 AVc 1 CTAi. * / Ao2> WQUET5 o» 1^*7. j: Si 57vT:— ivc?py. ( Zw‘K ^3^ ?w Hawf^ IS, coo of the’ £303 ^ wuwineI# ' f7tEA ^ COCKTAIL Sealed Sweet — Frozen ORANGE JUICE Cans _!&?.■ SHACf CpKCKEf^ ne^KPi CKOCffNA . ^ IQ I rlAPT ALICE UQUtP 5AUCE_*K^i_-..1st4d, ^ ““““ PfTERetNT PINNED m&9? II NVM5E WET^ SYPUP Limit 5 Can With Other Purchases \StokelyA \ V/KN CAMPS J Jm * Ernest /m* FRUIT COCKTAIL i -me Style Hair Spray ^ 49c CIGARETTES ^3% Discount Prices ON HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! lOTioN ^*5' ^80* r«7- fl^N/ I5i». h3& ooOHtieZaseSo 9^ O<r^O-0° eooo &dc/a£ tfaW Liquid ibp o»e. Eogi THIS COUPON WORTH _ ^ <l5Qtt&&0iO &cr*P >TAMC> WYCHf&e c* ^tapuf YPPAY ^Taiz^H ^ y I* in AOOIIIUN IO TOU« RK2ULAIIV ^ . \ i l £ l l l L T _?Y f ; F<MII Y i OQDOOOOj^g^ (10fl(UiiCOUPON .sav.-ncsI 1WWW1M0flfl0flfl 5TAMP/ WlTrf l4t2rLY3ou OaoO0K&/aC Pi(50lYvVi66lT EXPIRES: AAA YI', 1 S*©S 4 ADDITION TO YOU* *|OUlA*lY IAINID UKmNO STAMFS I | | ^OUTH TB<AS» MCTP' EPtJ ^UPEpMAPKET-^e-F- ViClE^n^FACD^fN/ ^UAEAblTEs: UtCATSP at temsave.*rcsemart BRTAM'Coaf&E STATION, TEN^