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¢ VIVO TYR NY YY - Pr 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Mey 28, 1959 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell | SPORTS EDITOR | Western Ontario Clubs 'Plan New Hockey Loop WATERLOO (CP) = A formal [at least six B clubs, and 8 pos- motion to form a new senior sible entry from Galt, 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' HARVEY HADDIX of the Pittsburg Pirates put himeelf in| baseball's alltime record book in great big capital letiers on) Tuedday night--pitched 12 innings of perfect baseball, something Em HE Tb ato | NATIONAL LEAGUE lost-'the game, Haddix held Milwaukee Braves hitless and score-| less'for a dozen innings, right in County Stadium, only to lose the Robin Roberts Get league will pay special recognition to Harvey Haddix for his su- Associated Press Staff Writer classifiation, Tt would embrace! into two groups with the senior three senior A elubs--Kitchener- teams aud the Aoi Fo gahe 1-0 in the 13th inning. Jack Adcock hit a homer, with two| men on bases in the 13th inning but the excitement apparently got | "A" TEAMS WILLING | | ! By ED WILKS double in the ninth, is 21st on the! i Adéock, in his enthusiasm, passed Aaron--and was promptly ; {dou \ is ps # called out--which made Adcock's over Qifence flow only he] Associated Préss Staff Writer (all-time list of winners, four shy om er guar the sew lag be a bagger, so the official ruling from National League preside { . . |B ys have expres some Wogen Giles is that Adcock's blow was a two-bagger, therefore, LONDON (AP) = One United doubt, Many felt they would Te ll # scored Mantilla with the winning run -- and the game was promptly over, However, Mr. Giles has also announced that the By ED WILKS Fra jesd by beauty PUluburgh a shutout when Ernie Banks if they could shake loose from rates 4-3 after San Francisco's|hit his 11th home rum in the Chicago Whi [three in a row, put it Ath | gr Ph bdo ' te Sox, the club they + pul away with great three-year-old classic, The rb mound performance, with "some appropriate memento After the opening game # ap- ago : ¥ eight hits against Gary Bell (4-3), [operated their teams on a share pe [peared this pent In the year Lois Ny colt is Arvak, owned by MS. the.w saith basis last year, and Robin ' ; hockey league in southwestern) The senior B clubs fnvolved : Ontario was made at a meeting are Woodstock Athletics, Niagara |here of senior A and senior B Falls Rockets, Oakville Royal |elub operators Wednesday night. Oaks, Strathroy Rockets, Well P The new league would be and-Crowland Combines and St, Lu Waterloo Dutchmen, Chatham | clubs in an Interlocking schedule, ™ Maroons and Windsor Bulldogs | Fach division winner oud then} thes Braves too because Felix Mantilla, who was on 2nd base, scoted but Adcock, in his enthusiasm, passed Hank Aaron, who Windsor, Chatham and X.W in. |terests are all reported willing to Tf the way Cleveland has man. of Ted Lyons's 260, Wynn is tops! aged to hold the American|among active pitchers 5 States-owned colt was among the ble t y : JraleTIWNed soli was am CR e to afford the playing tal second face Giants | sixth {have a tough time beating, and = h this might be the years a Pinson. Frank Robinson| OTIANd0 Cepeda, Willie Mays Early Wynn, the guy they can't| TWO _ were gone, Ope pol aio Josephine Bay Paul of New|would have to increase their sal.' Robin _ Robert at Sop) aiready sland Bd Batiey hit homers off|and Andre Rodgers homered for . | : ary scales too much to keep uw | [classed only as a senior group-'Thomas Royals. (Ine with no regard for A or B| The league would be divided Early Wynn Nailed | cl 1 d 7 T; - S---- Mvance into its own group play- sd 4 4 had been on 1st base. Aaron, it is thought, eased up when he knew! eve an ! es Us. Colt In : that' the game was won as Mantilla went across the plate but : {enter the new league. The senior! x League lead js a surprise, Imag: two CHISOX HOMERS line. where thie Indians might be! t require s &h | The White Sox, who had lost at Epson Downs June 3. of rn ue 10 keep up wie tn 4 {beat at all. other a one-on shot by Earl Tor-| The 1% | ' P- $ ) « The 1% o J Dr EB a al i A sy Artoneli] Half of Cleveland's 14 defeats {, The 1¥-mile race will have a/\ iin "tha A entries " les' righthanded veteran off reliefer Fernando Rodriguez won his sixth with Al Worth. schedule have been from the sec. 8IXth inning. Less than an hour the ,, Bill Butcher of Windsor said . Junior lacrosse is booming in Whitby again this season and local fans who are enthusiasts of the gufted-stick sport, can take in a game at Whithy Arena this evening, 8.30 o'clock. Doug. Miller, who now operates a construction company here in this city, but was some shucks as a defenseman with Pe- terborough lacrosse teams, back in the 30's, is sponsoring the Whithy team this season and tonight, the Whitby Millers take om Peterhoro Juniors--so friend Doug ls going to he torn be- tween two loyalties. Long Branch Juniors nosed out Whithy 54 the other night and on Monday won 97 over Brampion Exceisiors, Jim Cherry, former Minto Cup (Canadian Junior lacrosse champions) with St, Catharines in 1950 and Mike Cuningham, who was with the championship Orillia teams in. 1997, '39 and '40, are chach and assistant-coach respectively, of this year's Whithy Junior lacrosse team, which Is expected to make a good showing in this year's powerful five-team Jun- jor OLA league, St. Catharines, Long Branch, Brampton, Pe- terborough and Whithy. Lloyd Gibson, a veteran lacrosser, is handling Whithy's minor lacrosse program this summer and expects to have about 150 youngsters in the fold. [through the first quarter of the S800 fn a clinching three-run'net value of $101.021 after was Phillies May | Albie Pearson won topped Wears Bat Boy's Ball Uniform BALTIMORE (AP)--If spec- tators at Wednesday night's | haseball game hetween Wash- ington Senators and Baltimore Orioles thought Albje Pearson was the bat boy, they had every right The winner of last year's rookie-of -the.vear award in the American League was wearing | the bat boy's shirt Pearson was (raded to the Orioles by Washington Tues. dav night. Whe he reported to the Oriole clubhouse, there was no uniform around to fit him. Pearson, an outfielder, is only 47; inches taller than five feet and weighs 138 pounds, He wears a size 36 baseball shirt The smallest that the Orioles could find was a 38. It belonged to the bat boy, Danny Shaw &. Thomas 10] entries are expec Omario Provincial Trapshooting Association championships June League franchise in a minute The team has been contemplat- BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS ing & move. PILLS NOT USED $7 at the St. Thomas Gun Club ries expected include last By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS St. Louis San Francisco-- Jackson at 3-5 Get New Field outs. The Indians scored in the| first on doubles by Ed FitzGerald) and Minnie Minoso but were, PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Bob blanked the rest of the way on Carpenter, president of Philadel. |three hits |phia Phillies, has purchased the Wynn, who gave way after a/05 acres in New Jersey which not | {long ago were reported to be the| [future stamping ground of the {ball elub | Carpenter insisted, after mak- ling he announcement Wednes-| iday, that he obtained the land primarily as a personal invest. |ment, although it would be avail.| |able as a site for a sports stad. walk and FitzGerald's second British Golf Championships (CP)~An- SANDWICH, Eng championship to semi-finalists to-| an adjoining the Garden State Park | With only 16 players left after race track. four elimination rounds, Britain, The elub's present home, Con- holds at least a numerical edge nie Mack Stadium, is small: and with nine golfers left in conten jacks adequate parking facilities. tion. Five Americans, one Mexi-| x can and one Tealiaa Som Blew te : field starting toc fifth round Tony Anthony Gets Beating The 36-hole final is Saturday. Defending champion Joe Carr CHICAGO (AP) -- Jesse Bow-| dry, a $to-1 underdog, battered | met David Blair of Scotland, a former Walker Cupper for Britain |today. Americans Bill Hyndman | and Arnold Ridgley, rated the! best of the once-large U.S, eon in the eompetition, | uled for the West Club, Forest Hills, 28-30 Australia will meet Mexico at Mexico City july North American zone semi-final, Side N.Y, Tennis Aug {the winner playing Canada at| {Montreal July 24-26, The winner! of those matches will play against the South American champion at Montreal July 31. Aug, 2 YESTERDAY'S STARS | | | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Pitching Camilo Pascual, Nashington held Baltimore hit- ess for innings, then . lected his first foo hiiter in «0 victory, Hitting--Frank Robinson, Cin. cinnati, hit a pair of home runs and drove in three runs in 10-4 victory over Philadelphia | 17-19 in the} A T | FLINTOFF Hardware Lid. | | ON THE PURCHASE OF A 3aQr, SAUCEPAN BY GENERAL STEW WARES . ORONET = Stiles Steel hay, ot oh 0 vs Sanford (6-4) Los Angeles (N) vs Williams (1-1), at Cincinnati (N) National League { Chicago 000 001 000--t § 1, Chicago at Los Angeles 000 220 00x--4 6 0 Hillman (2.3 Hopbie 5-4 Henry (7) and S.| Philadelphia Taylor; Drysdale 54 and Rose- --Owens (2 s Nuxhall (2.2), boro. HR: Chi-Banks (11) Friday's Games Phil 000 300 001-4 10 0 Piusburgh at Cincinnati (N Cincinnati 202 221 01x-10 14 0) Philadelphia at Milwaukee (N) Roberts 2-4 Simmins (4) Rodri-|Chicago at Los Angeles (N) 's winners: Jim Boa, Tor- tingent left onto, singles; Don Nichols, Chat- ham, handicap; Gil Henderson, Branch, doubles and high ell.round; Mrs. Bertha Temple, Aldershot, women's, and Howie , Sharon, junior SET TO MOVE VANCOUVER (CP) ; Petrin, general manager of Win- the drug. It condenmed its pipeg Warriors says if someone REACH AGREEMENT Battle On teed off 'n the other decisive|light + heavyweight 'contender | | match, Tony Anthony for a unanimous Guy Wolstenholme, curren tidecision in a vielous 10.rounder {English ehampion, faced Ben Hill| Wednesday night, lof England in another big match. The bout in Chicago Stadium | ASCOT, England (CP)--Ellza- finish with Bowdry mooring with beth Price of England and Belle axplosive combinations against ap on ha Sawat- St. Louis at San Francisco (N) McCorkindale of Scotland were the befuddled favorite. y 5-5-and Bailey. HR American League all square today after the fi chdow 15) Robinson 2 (1 WL Pet. GBL|I holes of their 36-hole final for yu I'er® Were no kioc ig HE the British women's amateur golf [pelplessly against the ropes. 16 championship. . | Ib 81 24] Miss Price was three MOIS pen mer went afer the other " 4 down & e 13 b 7 x iki, take the last three holes of the haruner and tong at a furious * 'round | Anthonw, ranked the No | r ,, | Miss Price reached the final by (onder for eh am pion Archiol * overcoming former champiod afoore's erown, never could get| {Philomena Garvev of Ireland 1, racked against the hard-press.| up in the semi-finals wile Mise ing Bowdry a . McCorkindale, 23-year-old Scot- VOR A ' } i Detroit at Kansas City ppd, rain igh internationalst, defeated 2 Yet thd Bowdry im [ ays Washington 6 Baltimore 0 Joan Fletcher of Australia 3 and title fight al Today's Games ph : | And Probable Pitchers We want the winner of the| Moore-Yvon Durelle title fight in| NEW YORK (AP) -- Amphet. |® Heat-flo Core... cooks like magic © Lifetime Beauty--inside and out! REGULAR $9,938 Now only 4.23 start your set today! FLINTOFF | HARDWARE LTD. 13 KING W. RA 3-4669 TTT BOND'S FREE... SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRT and SLACK SALE Buy any of our famous Supreme all wool slacks starting at 15.95 and get any one of our Nation- al Advertised Sport shirts long or short sleeve up to 5.95 FREE. A pre-fathers day, sale of the newest patterns and de- signs in men's shirts in slacks we have tropicals, vene- tians and flannel worsteds in solids dnd patterns. | Cin-Pinson Bailey (3). Pittsburgh Milwaukee Law 42 Gross gess: Spahn 6.5 and Crandall. HR 15 Cleveland 000 000 008--3 '9 2/Chicago 010 111 00x--4 9 1/Baltimore (7) and Bur- Washington McMahon (9) Kansas City Mil-Mathews Detroit ] Boston h St. Louis 011 110 000-4 8 3 New York 15 San LG Td n os gi. z : 2 Wednesday's Results ayloe! 2 a . Smith; Bo 2 New Yo ! Antonelli 6-2 Worthington (6) and ( oa Re kd Landrith. HR: StL - Musial Tate (1)! SF-Cepeda (8) 9 Rodgers (6 American League 1 il way are an 1 Canada's last entry, Rae Milli-| | PLAIN OR FILTER TIP CIGARETTES B will made « Roberts made a big comeback|as the Reds collected 14 hits shutout relief ond-place White Sox. And three Pascual gained his first two-hit. final acceptance list an.| {he senior A teams would be will {been a 20-game winner for six| though giving up i0 hits, Musial and Lee Tate homered row from the Indians since they bie Pearson singled in the Yorke and owner Lord Derhy|lf a new senior grouping were |consecutive seasons before be-| The Pirates, blanked over 13 for the Cards. Gary Blaylock traded him away 1% vears ago.| seventh, A double play preserved said the colt would skip the Ep. formed {coming the National League's innings as Harvey Haddix lost (2-2) lost It | If the Indians could reverse/the righthander's fifth major/som Race, Barring some late de-| Butcher made the motion call | biggest loser in 1956 and 1957 that heartbreaker to the Brave: -------- that 3.7 season record . against league shutout and fourth victory velopment, it is expected 26 will ing for formation of the new B Chicago, they'd be orbiting 65 in eight decisions this season. start in the Derby, on which an'league following Wednesday . {lost his third in a row Wednes-|with three unearned runs off Bromwich Beats [day night 10-4 at Cincinnati, The winner Warren Spahn with two game in front after Wynn (7.3) to 16 with a three-run blast in the ---------- tw L 3 ! as decided to have senior |club he had held hitless for five out in the ninth. Ed Mathews'| ar, |and the White Sox went to work first inning against loser Amie Bo tere: [innings on opening day chased 15th homer gave the Braves a 30! Alta. Allst 3 |again Wednesday for a 5-1 vic. Portocarrero (0-4) Davis Cu Pla anita ED {him within four innings with/lead in the fifth against loser; CALGARY (CP)--West Brom- tory, The Yankees were hitless until p Y the next two weeks to deeid wich Albion defeated Alberta all-| Baltimore, the only other club the fifth, when Andey Carey . « |whether or not they favor the {and six runs : » DRYSDALE WINS international exhibition soc cer land this r, missed a chance ( i In Philad Iph BRIGHT BITS 0 Brocla Sieyepson os, deronditiy BRAY ES KEEP JEM A pinch single by Duke Snider match to" close when Washington's TN elon aly En e 1 bees called fx Strathros champions of the South Ontario County Softball League crown, de at victory hoisted the Reds scored the winner for i Camilo Pascual beat the third-|for the x | NEW YORK (AP)._T J] 4 senior B meeting, feed Pickering 144 right m Pickering Jao. night wilh Fred iio'a Aha fla wih Chicago Angues In a, wo. + mun four oF "sr, ha" 0%, THLtoBked place ries 60. with a In. beoke Oh Duke: Want, one Dats CAD tems match be en og Yih the A ope Brpwn and Leo Bramley sharing the pitching chores. Pickering Cubs, beaten 4-1 bv Los Angeles against loser Glen Hobble (5-4), club dominate the play itter hit shutout bid on Pete Runnels's|tween winners of the European Weed Hi] be eid June 37. tn, d ' + stoe ( ; Last-place New York squeezed|liever Ryne Duren saved it for/be played in Philadelphi in [the league opening game (not a Markham win, as stated yes- -------------- tart 10, shots on gout, oped On. |past Boston 3-2 in the other game (Maas (3:2) and the Yanks. who !7.9 pla) phia Aug. tefiay) PORT PERRY aid Bad OE : |tario all-stars 6-0 earlier in To. | Detroit was rained out at Kansas|were outhit 34. | The winner of the Philadelphia ,5 > TY , y shawa § ! | mmr So eid eins Broo wan + sack newton Aa @ CLUE 1€ rome aod tied" Dundee. of the Op vearcid. righthander [match must play India, eastern has been named 1959-60 president of the Cobourg Waverly Curling | Scottish League 2-2 in New York.| . "Cd in on . zone winner, at Chestnut Hill, | victory, but needed Gerry Stal. 0 various conservation organizations and affiliated projects, from Rules On Game let's relief help for the last two| he Cuied Sulies will defend the the profits of the Canadian National Sportsmen's Show. during the TRIN { on year is sched. ast vear. have totalled $106. 970.50---a remarkable contribution to CINCINNATI (AP)--The final plate ahead of Aaron, Dascoli de- oe furthering of fish and game conservation in this country score of Tuesday night's baseball |clared the score 2-0 OLD WOODBINE will close the most successful spring meeting in| game in which Pittsburgh pitcher! The question of whether . LR , . ace of Milwaukee, instead of 2-0 of the day STAN LEONARD, Vancouver--Canada golfing ace ' "IN of "the pro circuit, has been offered the chance to represent the That's the ruling of Warren c.|OFFICIAL RULING Fort Lauderdale (Crystal River Golf Club) on the pro circuit, but Giles National League president.) In his ruling Giles said so'far. he hasn't made his intentions known YANKEES beat, Milwaukee the game in| "while the hitter (Adcock) hit Red Sox yesterday 3-2 via a couple of homers by Bill S8kowron the 13th inning when Felix Man- 3 fair ball over the field fence y In flight, he did not touch all the league leading Cleveland Indians 6-1 to tighten up the Ameri- and after Hank Aaron was cah League race RALPH HOUK, Yankee coach, felled by a walked purposely, scored on Joe in determining the final score the line-drive while pitching for batting practice in a pre-game warm Adcock's blast over the left field hitter (Adcock) cannot be treated up the other day suffered multiple fractures of the right cheek fence as having hit a home run, but is bona BALLYHOO and perhaps nothing more than that but Aaron at second base recorded as having hit a two \ base hit, it is not logical to treat take D'Amato to court, if he fails to keep his Yankee Stadium pire Frank Dascoli ruled Aaron's dalle ae scheduled run valid, but ruled Adcock's hit shall be determined by disre- a double garding the 'home run' and re- Since Mantilla crossed the cording it as it would be if the SPORTS IN BRIEF cg SL . |base hit, in which case only the (would install an ice plant in San Haddix To he would nificantly improve athletic per- NCINN (A the Na- formances if taken in sufficient Lr IN ATI AP The ol tional League will honor Harvey dosage, the Amercan Medical paa4ix pittsburgh Pirate vet. Association announced Wednes- ..,," v4, pitched 12 hitless in day. The AMA said, however, °° DE an rans To ns v nings against Milwaukee Tues use President Warren C. Giles sent Haddix a telegram Wednesday tween the CBC and the Big Fou "H e arty congratulations on reached on a figure of $312,500, masterful performance all the ™ it was learned here. No offic We doubly proud be n announcement of the amount has cause this remarkable feat was 0 nso been made performed by a real National SCOTS TOP HOLLAND Leaguer. We intend to recognize " time We haven't decided vet just of the State Athletic \ what we will present to Haddix," Cleveland 100 000 000-1 5 0, Kansas Cite at Cleveland (N) ainst S . R 50 SE " \ '+' Chie p nsas g i gé "algary, s eli od | ! against Sugar Ray Robin or SPURS WIN sald. "but we will select Chicago 000 013 01x--5 8 0 Herbert (4-3) s Grant (3-0) gan oF Calgary, was omen [Montreal July 15" said Bow-| dragged on- another step Wedne MOSCOW (AP)--Britain's Tot- something which Harvey would Belld-3 and Fitzgerald: Wynn| Detroit at Chicago (N)--Lary b Miss ly dry's co-manager, Eddie Yawitz. | day tenham Hotspur opened a three- like and can keep for the rest of 7-3 and Lollar. HR: Chi-Torgesen|(5.3) or Mossi (2-2) vs Shaw YN , -- | Truman Gibson, president of The commission reserved deci 2 Maas 3-2 Duren (9) and Howard.| Boston at Tohn | : of his crown HR: B Runnels (3)) NYKk-|Sullivan (1-3) vs Johnson is ranked No. 2 by the pt Be Sefence o a) $ orc INTERNATIONAL LOOP JR: oe or nels ol ) Yk [Settvan Hs 2 vs Ramos 449). MONTREAL (CP) -- Darn National Boxing Association and | Ne dct [Washington 300 021 000--6 12 0/Detroit at Chicaro Sweet a Guelph entry driven by No. 1 by Ring magazine. Ring! to.r eriston -- 000 000 000-0 2 0 Be [Bill Habkirk won the $500 mile rated Anthony No. 2 before Wed-| said the commission AN ° Boston at Washington ah 3 : nesday night's battle The commission has acreed to Pl i : t D trot Wednesday night in the DESU h . eIly Action Harshman) ind Trando. Gin 16) . , | Miami 24 Supreme Court - Detroit at Kansas City, ppd. pn srale 2 1, The Columbus pacer, Scotch After hearing promoter ram, Taternational Lea Montreal 1; Honor driven by John Hayes won Bill R said was of i League Rochester 13 [the third race, an $800 mile C fering Robinson $500,000 and Bas milly ilio $250,000 to fight in New York By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [- m-- There much chance of 3 " ington's two-hit, t 2 : last year when he won 17 games from four Phil pitchers. Bob glon § 4 of those have heen nailed by|ter after holding the Ordoles hit- nounced, Piping Rock ran a poor Ing to cut down on their present Now he's 2.4, clobbered once Tuesday night, finally ended i r [ games above the rest of the Harmon Killebrew upped his ma- Irish hospital sweepstakes is night's talks and discussions defeated Markham 8-3 right in Markham on Tuesday night and Dodgers. The first place Mil- Don Drysdals (5-4) won it wit | sion closed in on the top-20. group of | | « Club. Jack is a former footballer, who starred in the backfield group Mass, Aug. 14-16, the history of this track, on Saturday, with the $10,000 Eclipse Harvey Haddix did not allow alAaron's run should count was antl Andy Carey and Pete Runnels hit one for Boston WHITE tilla was safe on a fielding error, , bases legally and cannot be D'Amato has hinted he wants to take the Patterson-Johansson and then n across the pitcher's # the base runners as if the hitter run or runs score which are nec- | that a survey did night only to lose out in the league for televising football your history-making pitching per- Still R AMSTERDAM (AP Scot. It bY giving you some appropri- 1 ages international soccer match Wed keep to remember the outstand- game Russian series tonight with his life as a reminder of a feat! (3) Lollar (7) (4-0 i" sion after finishing its hearing on ¥ a 000 000 002--2 5 0 C 1 b P National Boxing Enterprises, York recognized middleweight pedo team of auto workers in by any pitcher in the long his- New York 1/Wilhelm (6-0) vs Terry (2-4) or oium us acer match Bowdry against Harold i Baltimore 4 - 4 and Naragon: Baltimore at New York 3 - bid give Robinson 48 hours notice if Portocarrero second event at Richelieu Race-| Gin y International Leag crown. His lawyer said that if ernational League Brighton and Cannon Doll from Columbus 000 001 001-2 7 O0/n 0 bs prioy 30 still in the International tandings or wa S12 489 75 For Your Convenience STOVE OIL 1 is available in any quality at the following . . VIGOR OIL SERVICE STATIONS ® OSHAWA eo 78 BOND ST. WEST SIMCOE ST. SOUTH at Lokeview Park KING ST. EAST ot the Townline ® WHITBY eo 500 BROCK ST. NORTH ® AJAX eo HARWOOD AVE. N. © BROOKLIN eo JCT. 7 &12 HWYS. place, a full game off the pace |} Ss, a ) 3 ) as Tom Lasorda scattered seven ples, Hed 0 ou i, Richmond o hits while his mates managed 13'Mtl:Amoros (6). Parris (9) Toros, 16 28 410 of three Jets pitchers. Clyde Richmond 000 011 003-5 9 1. ' ednesday' Results Par th ree eighth-inning Toronto 000 000 210-3 10 3° olumbus : Montreal 12 mer put the clincher on Monroe, Wiester 4.3 (8) Grba Richmond Toronto 3 sorda's fourth victory in five de- (9) and Darrell Johnson. Shantz Havana 3 Buffalo 2 2 : - cisions Sandy Amoros also hom-' (9): Blake 0-4 Funk (9 and Miami 1 Rochester 3 phish ace, a half-game back Mont 4) Sroved ue ig Zrompsen. Calabi ae - 1p ace a 1-gar Ck Montrea he loser was ck Havana 110 000 100-3 9 1(50 ho A ulm ue NY Buffalo 000.002 000-2 & 0 (Tne, 2 Teeny Roche ter Red Wings beat the drove in three Cuellar and Gonder: Conley,| Ln Friday s Games a ete ngs heal ¢ two in a winning Lehman and Coker Hi at. Mia . ; 3 Weer ne three ng all seventh- Miami 001 000 000--1 8 avana at Nv am! game series and jump into a sec jchmond moved to within Rochester 000 110 01x--3 7 1 Toronto at Rochester og o M poe 3 iffalo Bi games of frst Valentinetti and Bucha; Brown. Montreal at Buffalo ind Montre Royals Toronto loser Eddie Blake (0-4) ing and Staniland Richmond at Columbus heir thir e eight hits in eight innings | American Association tar King » winner Boh Weisler (4-3)! By THE CANADIAN PRESS Thursday's Results » ed only a double pla ball National League Minneapolis 3-8 Denver 1. Tim Thompson in relief of |! Pet. GBL St. Paul 0-0 Omaha 4-1 ¢ Monroe the eighth in! Milwaukee 6841 Houston 2 Louisville 3 Eli Grba finished up San Francisco 23 561 8 |Fort Worth 3 Indianapolis 2 523 4% | ~~ | Los Angeles [Pe 1 Charleston 2 Pittsburgh 500 SY REMEMBER WHEN ? . , Chicago 9 6 Vay s Jimmy M iD Cincinnag 188 6 D D be Puen GOOD FOO BUSINESS MEN'S 7 425 8% | Joe Philadelphia 15 25 LUNCH Ross put on 23 375 10% h f 12 NOON TO 2 P.M, stirring fig h Wednesday's Results HOTEL LANCASTER to Sept isn't 2 1 2 2 standing 5 League up in the down Only [for the last-place Phillies. He had Purkey (5-8) was the winner al-|over the last four innings, Stan wo.n "os has won seven fn a/less until Gene Woodling and Al-'race in the Dante stakes ef 31.700-a-week team salary lmit mote by the home-run ball as he their shitout slump at 21 inning: league. Instead, thoy are just a jor league-leading home run total based. __|three weeks ago in Welland {eight hits, three of them homers, Vern Law (4.2) {stars 15-0 Wednesday night in an with an edge (3-2) over Cleve: socked a home run against loser idea, The meeting has tentatively ver | two i ") p bv the way. Mount Zion Kennedys won over Markham Aces 8-2|waukee Braves retained a three-lan 11-strikeout five-hitter, losing| throughout. Alberta had tewer YANKS TARE SQUEARER m homer in the ninth, Re. and American tournaments 'will TT {all-time winners with his 256th for Cobourg Galloping Ghosts, back a few years ago GRANTS The challenge round in which Handicap and the $7,500 Marine Stakes as the two feature races hit in 12 innings, was 1.0 in favor challenged immediately $80X backed up Early Wynn's 7th-straight win yesterday, topping moved to second on a sacrifice credited with a home run. Since, t out of New York and promoter Bill Rosensohn says hell mound toward the dugout. Um- had hit a home run. The score essary to win the game." amines or "pep pills" can sig- By eag ue -- Jack not show any widespread use of toy To {games this coming season was formance of last night. It was a land defeated Holland 2-1 in ate memento which you can NEW YORK (AP , nesday after trailing 10 at half- '"¥ 3 hievement a 10 soccer win over the Tor-|which had never been performed Boston Baltimore at New York (N)- i whether the 39-year - old New : 2 T S 000 010 02x---3 4 OT A Ww York said his group would like to Lenin Stadium tory of major-league baseball." | DPelock 5-2 Wall (8) and Daley; !Coates (0-0) . Johnson here July 29 champion has signed in good Washington (N)-- Wins Event y ) Pascual 0-4 Zuverink (6) (Only games scheduled) it decides to tak way his Harshman (9) and Triando way, defeating Island Song of Ww Pel. GBL they do he could carry it to the 533 St. Laurent, Que Montreal 110 210 16x-12 13 1 Havana Syracuse, In Syracuse hace. da ou a. Johnny DeJohn, of Basilio, said he fron Rosensohn statements to the man he a co-manager has pot heard "They make these to the press and not ages and fighters added five separate first y pl Ai 1 nl the Vancouverite Breaks Record P Harry 18-vear-old ath-: Vancouver, ran h in 21.9 seconds three Cana to ninth-iny y place R 21 as d VANCOUVER S Jerdme, a lith lete from Nort the 20-yard -d Wednesday breaking dian' records Jerome, a stando nual, Vancouver enth plac Richmond knocked off Toronto Maple Leafs 5-3 Cal Brown - eight Miami ile Gene Ol ver's two and a homer two RBIs dropped Vito Valen etti (0-1 ho allowed only seven hits and struck out six Homers by Tony Gonzalez, Bor re Alvarez and Len Cardenas off loser Bob Conley (0-2) ac counted for all Havana's runs e winner Mike Cuellar (3-2) rounds gave a two-run homer 'o Bobby! fro rhe two An Del Grecco. The Sugar Kings are years ear then lost it to! 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