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TIMES GENERALLY SLOW 10 Straight Victories 3 Sculling Finals At Henley Regatta der's Stan McDougall who placed, After the junior singles qualify- second. : The junior 155-pound singles University, By DOUG MARSHALL Canadian Press Staff Writer PORT DALHOUSIE, Ont. (CP) lling finals and a batch|was taken | Three seullitg delphia's Bachelor Barge Club|A.C. of qualifying heats sent the four- da pr gently on its way Wednes- day. Times were generally slow and winners slipped across the finish the old Welland Canal to watch first-day events of the 77-year-old | regatta. . The 69-race program, involving more than 600 oarsmen from 24 senior finals Saturday. ay's main event, saw a 17- Bestar New Rochelle, N.Y, sculler, John Sonberg from Blessed Sacrament High School, cover the one-mile, 550 - yard course in 6:10.7, more than 12 seconds better than last year's time. LENGTH AHEAD Sonberg swept across the line more than a length in front of Dave Hillman from Phila- delphia's Approved Tutors School, although Hillman had won the morning qualifying heat. Following well in their wakes were third-placed Francis Sulger from New York Xavier and Ja- mie Delaney from Brockville. Howard Hanna, 21-year - old Brockville sculler, skimmed across the finish to win the jugior} 135-pound singles final in 8:51.8) and give the Brockville club its first singles win since 1947. Hanna, using a 40-year-old bor- rowed shell, took the lead at the start and held it, despite strong challenges from Hamilton Lean- Big Kick Shown By Top Trotter | YONKERS, N.Y. (AP)----Blaze| Hanover, a likely candidate for the 1960 Hambletonian, showed | Yonkers raceway fans his big| kick Wednesday night in the| $113,812 Hilltop Trot. | Tonight the two-year-old pacers | will take &« crack at the $123,712| Empire Pace. The triple entry of Jan Hanover, Swain and Kash-| worthy from Billy Haughton's | stable is the 8-to-5 choice. | The Hilltop Trot was the rich- est race ever staged for the ju- veniles, but tonight's Empire Pace offers more greenbacks than the standardbreds, regard- less of age, ever have chased. Eight young trotters started in the Hilltop and Blaze Hanover pulled away at the finish to beat Willowood by 1% lengths. Blaze Hanover, driven by Joe O'Brien of Alberton, PEL, earned $62,596. WHO'S ON FIRST AT THE ORIOLES DETROIT (AP) -- Baltimore Orioles are thinking of making outfielder Gene Woodling the next answer to their who's on- first problem, Manager Paul Richards said Wednesday the move may be made next season both to strengthen the surprising third- place Orioles at first base and to give Woodling a new lease on baseball life "I'd like to see Woodling be able to come in there and do a good job," said Richards. "It might help prolong his career, Gosh knows we need him | around.' | Woodling, in' contention for | the American League batting | championship with a .343 aver- age, welcomes the idea. No Entry By Kingston In Hockey Loop KINGSTON (CP) -- Kingston will not have an entry in the newly - formed Eastern Profes- sional Hockey' League this year. President Reg Walton of the sqmestone Hockey Club, opera- tors of Kingston Merchants, said he has wired Clarence Campbell, president of the National Hockey League, that Kingston has been unable to complete arrangements | for entry. Walton gave two reason's for the inability to make the admis-| sion deadline Wednesday: | 1. Only six persons were in-| terested in forming an executive. | Fourteen men were considered | necessary. | 2, Up to the deadline he had no written assurance from the King- ston Community Memorial Centre that the hockey club] would be given broadcast rights. | It is a rigid professional rule, | Walton said, that the hcme teams| have control of radio and televi-| sion rights. | "Even if we had the necessary | number of directors it would still have been impossible to enter without this guarantee," he said. The new pro league mow stands at five teams: Trois - Rivieres | Lions, Montreal = Royals, Hull Canadiens, Sudbury Wolves and Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. POKE COSTS $75 8T. LOUIS AP)--That poke | John Watts took at a baseball | umpire July: 2 cost Watts $75 Tuesday. Watts was the angry | citizen who vaulted onto the field | during a Cardinal-Giants game | and swung at umpire Bill Jack-| owski. The 265-pound Jackowski tossed Watts to the ground and] sat on him. | Royal Canadian Henley |" a time of 8:12.3. smooth - sculling Phila- |delphian was pushed all the way|Program showed Bachelor Barge |by Roy Parkhill, the regatta's leading with 10.5 points, followed ? _|only Winnipeg entry. Jack Willis |p, Brockville with 10, Both Win- line to the cheers of Sellow Sore ok Toronto Argos was third and y Rh men. Few spectalors £a |Gino Maturo of New York Athle- tic Club fourth. FOUR REMAIN IN Two qualifying heats for the| 1 jpnior fours with cox left St.|the junior 155-pound eights, junior clubs, builds up to a climax of 16/c ar. ines Hamilton Leanders,|145-pound fours, junior 145-pound ; | Buffalo The high school singles, Wed- York: Athletic in today's finals. |eights. The For Kansas City A's By ED Kansas City Athletics have ended Cal rolled up 10 straight victories for streak at eight games. a streak that hasn't in the American League slice troit Tigers 5-1. 1956. They have jumped from Jast place to within a half-game 8% BEHIND CHICAGO of third, They scored win No. 10 Wed- nesday night with a 54 victory over Washington that dropped the Senators into the cellar with 11 straight losses, worst in the major leagues this season. No American League team has had a better winning string than the Athletics since New York Yankees won 11 straight in 1956. Chicago White Sox padded their slim edge atop the league when rain and the Yankees held them to a 44, six-inning tie after rookie |ing heats, St. 'Catharines, Yale Vancouver Rowing ¢ Phila-|Club, Toronto Argos, New York by Bill Myers of pills " and Potomac Boat Club |have scullers in today's final. short of first place after pickin Standings after the first day's in nipeg and Hamilton Leanders have five points, with Toronto Argos, Detroit, Minnesota and New York Athletic with 2.5, In today's nine final races are gered hy Roger Maris' double. West Sides and New doubles and the high school|six-hitter for a 4-1 victory over|single after a walk and an erro the second-place Cleveland Indi-/Bob Grim relieved and put ans. It was Schroll's first com- Press Staff Writer te game in the majors and plete gam Associated le McLish's _ winning|homer had tied it again. The third- been topped [place Baltimore Orioles beat De- The Athletics, still 8% games up 3% games since their drive started two weeks ago, beat the Senators in the first three in- nings. Dick Williams, who drove three runs, hit a two - run homer off loser Bill Fischer (8-6) in the first, then singled in an- other in- a three-run third trig- John Tsitouris, (1-1) subbing as a starter for injured ace Bud Daley, blanked the Senators on Al Schroll had pitched Boston| three hits until the eighth, when Red Sox out of the cellar with Saye Throneberry hit a two-run away, giving up two runs in the ninth, The White Sox broke a 2-2 tle with two runs in the fifth on Luis Aparicio's triple and an infield out, then nceded a leaping stab by left fielder Al Smith on Hee- tor Lopez' shot to the wall to es- cape defeat in the sixth after Yogi Berra's two - run, two-out FORD FAILS AGAIN Bob Shaw pitched the six in- nings for Chicago, giving up five hits. The White Sox chased Yan- kee starter Whitey Ford in a two- g/run second inning. Ford, both- ered by arm trouble, has failed to complete any of his last seven starts against Chicago, five this year, Schrofl, a righthander who gained his first mjor league vic- tory in the National League with Philadelphia Athletics last April, evened his American League rec- ord at 1-1 while walking none and striking out five. Baltimore beat Paul Foytack (9-9) with three unearned runs in the first two innings while young- sters Jerry Walker (8-5), and r. Milt Pappas combined for a six- it'hitter against the Tigers. 'Dodgers In First By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer San Francisco Giants have blown a 2%-game lead and given up the National League lead to Los Angeles Dodgers The Dodgers, winning four of six with slugger Gil Hodges on the sidelines, Wednesday night hit the top for the first time since May 12 by beating Pitts- burgh Pirates 20 as Roger mer. touched off the eight. Pirates to their ninth straight loss. That left the Giants, defeated 8-1 by last - place Philadelphia Phillies, a half-game behind the Dodgers and only a half-game ahead of Milwaukee Braves. The third-place Braves, who had been without homer-hammering Eddie Mathews for seven games, closed in with an 85 victory over Chi- |cago Cubs. Cincinnati Redlegs minors last month. seven. a pair. As Giants Falter With Hodges, their home run leader, out with a sore ankle, the Dodgers clipped the Bucs and Vern Law (11-7) in the eighth in- 230- {double by .169-hitter Don Zim- The Dodgers had been blanked on four hits by Law until Duke Snider's single and a walk Craig, who helped boost the Dodgers to their only world Craig's six - hitter tumbled the|championship as a mid-season rookie in 1955, has a 6-2 record since being reclaimed from the It was his (second shutout and he struck out ae Braves, Whig Mathews for st time since he injured his|\qounle and Ed Bailey's s hip a week ago, beat the Cubs in| a home run duel between Hank They made i a Tom with Six Aaron and Ernie Banks, Each hit Aaron drove in the Braves' whipped St. Louis Cardinals 9-2.'first three runs against loser THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 30, 1959 Dave Hillman (5-8) with Hils ¥5th and 26th. Banks, tying Mathews ir the league lead with 29, dreve the Cubs' first four . runs Lew Burdette (14410), who needed Don McMahon's hite less, three-inning mopup after Sammy Taylor's solo homer is the seventh. won The Phillies managed only three hits off southpaw Johmay Antonelli, but two were homers by Ed Bouchee and Gene Freese and all three came with two out in the fourth inning. 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