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August 25, 1959 OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, ] SPORTS Black's Blank Marion's; Paramount Girls 2% 'Tie PWSU Series Kent's Knock Out Victor's | Two games of UAW Softbaillled as Sneddon came to the | League playoffs were played| mound. Lynde also walked, but last night, with Black's Men"s|Miller and Gardner went down TODAY'S GAMES |SOFTBALL Inter - Countv League (Pla y- % {opened the game by filling the | | York Twp. Paramount Clean-|the 7th inning, to make it closer. ers tied up their PWSU Intermed- McCabe walked ) late "AA" playoff series with the then Delves singled, "Scott was |Oshawa Ritson Drugs last night! safe on an infield error and Joan jat Fairbanks 'Park, with a 14-9 Richards followed with a single [triumph over the Oshawa girls, [and Joan Brady with a two-bagger i The Ritson Drugs appeared to and Brady scored the fifth run of be off on the right foot when they the rally, later on an infield out. play missed then Kashner was safe on an outfield error, West- cott singled Racioteliz walked then another choice play was too late -- and in all, five runs cross- ed the plate for a 10-4 lead. The home club added their final four runs in the bottom of with one out But the Oshawa girls failed to do the sixth inning. Diane Kashner offs) -- Hoy Pavers ve Foley's, at Ebenezer (2nd game of ser- ies) at 6.15 p.m.; Crawford's vs Thompson's, at Alexandra Park, 1st game of series) at 6.15 p.m. South Ontario County League -- Scugog Cleaners Jrs. vs Port Perry, at Port Perry, 6.15 p.m.; Pickering ve Oshawa Merchants, at Alexandra Park. CRA- Neighborhood leagues-- League action, Wear blanking Marion Auto Body 60 in the first game of their semifinal series while Kent's Western Tire nosed out Victor's Snack Shack 11-10 'in the deciding game of their quarter-final series. BODYMEN BLANKED Black's Men's Wear continued their undefeated pace in UAW when '"'Sambo"' on strikes, to end the rally, with Victor's now leading 10-8. But they didn't get another run off Sneddon in the last two frames. Hickey, pitching for Victor's, gave up a run on three walks and an infield out, in the first inning and then added four in the fourth, with Sneddon Clark, Mullens and Legree all getting hits, along with bases. Adele Planeta walked, Au-|very much in the last two innings. (started it off with a homer, Al(pee Wee Boys" Tournament) -- |Smith gave up only five hits to] nC, "ik and a sacrifice fly by Former world's heavyweight champion, Jack Dempsey (left) and the current title-holder, In- gemar Johansson, are shown | as they walked to a plane at the London airport Saturday, | en route to Sweden. Later, in berg, they with Floyd Patterson. motion director SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' SPORTS MENU Ho By Geo. H. Campbell | Beat Foley's GOLF IS EASY! Truthfully, we know it really isn't by any means, in fact, it's a most exacting sports skill but we followed the Oshawa Golf Club's men's championship finalists, Jackie Germond Jr. and Jeff McGrath, around the local course on Sunday afternoon, slong with about 200 interested spectators. The majority of the gallery were club members, wise in the ways of golf and fully appreciative of the brilliant form display- ed by these two competitors, but you really couldn't blame the non-golfers present, if they came away figur- ing the game was almost easy. This pair of shot-makers made it look easy. Cool as ice-bergs but displaying the precision of a couple of expert tool-and-die makers, this pair reeled off shot-after-shot that were in the sensat- ional class. It got to the point where you almost felt no shat was impossible nor was there a limit to the acct acy and skill they could display at any given test. Of the total of 34 holes played in the day's match, they each \ Ingemar's home town of Gote- | the June title fight when Jo- talked in a closed conference about a return bout Demp- sey is the newly appointed pro- of Rosensohn Enterprises, which promoted | hansson upset Floyd Patterson. | Since that bout, the N.Y. box- { ing authorities have taken and | are still taking a close look at | terprises, AP Wirephoto y Pavers drey Halliday bunted safely and {Bev Thomas walked to fill the {bases, Diane Thomas hit a sacri- fice. fly, to score Planeta then : [Bev McCabe walked to fill the bases again and a walk to Mary Delves forced in another run. But Marilyn Scott hit into a double- play, to end the rally From that point on, Westcott, pitching for Paramounts, seemed to find the plate and her game im- proved steadily, In the fourth, Ritson Drugs got two more runs, on Scott's opening single, which after the nex' two batters were out, was followed by Planeta's triple, a walk to Halliday and a single by Helen O'Connor Trailing 14-4, the Oshawa girls came wp with a five-run rally in Bev. McCabe pitched for Rit- son Drugs but it wasn't her night. Singles by Saunders and Denofrio in the first inning, plus a sacri- fice, gave Paramounis one run and they took the lead in the sec- gled, Clarkson was safe on an error, then with one out, MacKen- zie was safe on a choice play that missed, Jewel! followed with a single and Marilyn Saunders with a double, to make it a three-run clip and a 42 lead. Clarkson's single following an error on West. |cott's grounder, meant another run for the home club. Paramounts broke out in the fourth inning for five runs, on only one hit. It all started with an error, after one out. A choice Thistles Blank Strila, walk, after two out, an error and two more hits, plus another miss- led choice play, gave the Para- {mounts their final four counters, to complete their total. Oshawa girls had a total Harman at Rundle; Storie Southmead: Kingside at E naught at North Oshawa Thornton's at Fernhill: 3irls) of | around widely. no one batier $ 3 imead at Thornton's Corners; ing outstanding. Planeta, 1b; Halliday, c; Thomas, rf: D. Thomas, 3b; |Cabe, p: Delves, cf; Scott, | Richards, ss; Brady, 3b; 0'Con- nor, rf in 4ih YORK TWP. PARAMOUNTS -- { Jewell, 3b; Saunders, rf; Dono |frio, 1i; Kashner, ss: Westcott, p {Racioteliz, 1b; Clarkson, ¢; |der, cf; MacKenzie, 2b. B.|view: all games at 6.15 p.m ME BASEBALL Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc Juvenile Semi {Jury and Lovell Drugs, at andra Park, 6.00 p.m 'RESTLING Professional ition, three bouts, at ~ |Civie Memorial Stadium, HOCKEY AS TOPIC wesw GAMES FOR RE-UNION "i. South - Ontario CORNWALL (CP) When b County Mount Zion vs Markham Markham, 8.15 p.m view; Woodview at Nipigon; Con- Pee Wee a J \ -- Woodview a! Kingside; ond stanza when Racioteliz sin- nine hits but they were spread | Connaught at Harman and' South- {venile Girls) -- Nipigon at North OSHAWA RITSON DRUGS --|Oshawa and' Fernhill at Wood- at ast- and Ju- shutout Marion Auto. Body 6-0. For the losers, Marshall had a couple of hits and so did Tamblyn with Elliott's double in the first inning, Being their other safety. Black's got to Joe Tamblyn for their first run in the third inning when Sonny Hill belted a homer. It stayed at 10 as Tamblyn ; | Varga also doubled to make this - Finals) Ajax vs|a two-run rally and the winners lex. Wrestling Exhibi- Kinsmen 8.45 League | at Takes Over Leadership Oshawa Thistles, after drop- from Saturday night, et 8 pn ping a surprising 1-0 decision to September 5 Peterborough UEW in their Chal- lenge night, the operation of Rosensohn En- form and soundly defeated Osh-|{rict Soccer League "Old Timers" | awa Strila 3-0, at the St 5 a Prior to this contest Cup semi-final Saturday|yijl pe entertained by a game bounced back fo their old petween the Oshawa and Dis- adium and a league team the fans| staff members of Cornwall's wartime basic training centre gather here Saturday and Sun- day, chances are the talk will be as much about hockey as | the war For three years Cornwall's basic training centre No. 31 had |By virtue of the win {jumped into first place in the standing, oné point ahead of Osh- awa Kickers, who have a chance to regain the top slot Thursday night, in a contest against an improved Italia squad, who won the second game last night over Hoy Pavers defeated Foley's Peterborough UEW, by a score Plumbing 5-3 last night at Lake view Park. in the first game of their Inter-County Softball League 2-out-of-3 playoff series Second game is at the Eben- ezer diamond this evening and|® it|Strila defence sett] {will be played at Lakeview Park settle do if a third game is necessary, diamond, on Thursday evening Lowery for Foley's and Dan Kornylo for Hoy Pavers, startec out as rival moundsmen in game that was real close final stages. Pavers lone run in the first home-run blow by Taylor scored again in the fifth, time on ( nes' of passed balls and an out Foley's their own the got inning, They trailed 2-0 going half of the sixth and then they got to Kornylo. Jeffery| singled with one out and then |¢ween Oshawa Polonia and Peter-|vs Oshawa Kickers at 7 p.m. and| played at Oshawa Malta vs Port Hope, at with two out, Yourkevich a until a this single, a couple infield Was | horough 340 Billy Cain led the way fo Thi | fre . [of : istles with a pair of goals, one m the penalty spot, while Rex Williams, who was a bustling entre - forward, and gave 'the little chagde to vn, scored his firsy of the season. The Strila wards were contained by an alert {| Thistle defence half Torok was outstanding 108 m ITALIA MAKES GOOD Oshawa Italia were the tunists in the second ga which the midfield exc were evenly divided. M notched two goals for Itali Cucinato, shot the third. from a penalty in the second half oppor into {FINALS ON SEPT. § The Challenge Cup Final be- UEW will be ~ [last night, before a large crowd. named Thistle | stand on fatherly {the view that their soccer know- how will make up for lack of] speed | 16 being plies of oxygen on the bench, to] .. 'help the second wind of the gioners."" ;1| Osh for- Osh Osh which centre. Osh Hollandia Osh Pete. Scot Pete in| Osh anges [Malta U llato | Port Hope U. hile [Uxbridge U F ( day, a hockey team that could have won the Stanley Cup hands down in normal times, vet to be| | Many of the 'old men" who| the touchlines giving advice, have expressed top National Hockey League performers and star amateurs who found their way om the Ir This game will commence at | staff of the. centre 45 p.m. and already plans are| made to have extra sup-| high in hockey circles were around at the time. One was Punch Imlach, now manager. coach of Toronto Maple Leafs. In those days he was a player. Another was Tommy Ivan, general manager of Chicago Black Hawks and former De- troit Red Wings coach The team was coached by Les Cook, now chief scout for Cleveland Barons of the Amer- ican Hockey League. His cap- tain for most of the team's hey- day was Jack Church, of To | ronto Maple Leafs fame. Some others who played on the team were Baz Bastien, Connie Dion, Jimmy Drum- mond, George Ritchie, Jack Shewchuk, Jim Conacher, Nick Knott, Sammy Fasano, Red Hamill, Chuck Corrigan, Pea- nuts O'Flaherty, Bud e, Jack Reilly, Bobby Laurent, Frank Mario, Jerry Brown, "pen | LEAGUE TABLE WLTFA Pts. 70 26 57.12 52 21 Thistle Kickers Strila Polonia 12 12 alla UEW 0C( CIES I OCR DN WW DN UTURE GAMES Double - header at Kinsmen ivic Memorial Stadium, Thurs- August 27 -- Oshawa Italia} The team was made up of | A lot of names stil rated | lam vs Pickering, at Pickering, 8.15 p.m. Oshawa Minor Assoc (Ban- | {tam League) Simcoe Hall at! | Eastview; Nipigon at Southmead; {Bathe at Radio; Storie at North Oshawa: Kingeide at Rundle; | |Woodview at Fernhill: (Midget | | League) North Oshawa at Woodview; Southmead at King- {side and Sunnyside at Storie. All |games at 6.15 p.m. Inter-County League (Playoffs) {-- Thompson's vs Crawfords, at {Thornton'S Corners, (2nd game lof series). at 6.15 p.m. Ex. game Scugog Cleaners Juveniles vs Scugog Cleaners Juniors, at Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m 'Francona Will Not 'Be Eligible NEW YORK (AP)--The Amer: ican League, claiming "there is| no leeway in the rules," struck out Tito Francona Monday in the Cleveland outfielder's bid for the batting championship. "The rules are explicit. If Francona doesn't qualify there is nothing that ear be done," said Joe McKenney the circuit's pub- licity director. x | Francona, sparkplug of the In- matched Smith's good: mound work, until the sixth when Mel- nick walked and Judd doubled. {doubled their total with three runs in the 7th. Price singled and moved along on an outfield. bob- ble, McClimmon was safe on an |infield error then Hill doubled {and Berwick was also safe on a| {muff at 1st base and when Mel-| nick forced Berwick, Hill came! home with the final run of the| game. MARION AUTO BODY - Mar- | shall, 3b; Elliott, 2b; Towns, lb; and Brough- | Tureski, If; Csubaj, ¢; D. Lyon, ef; Tamblyn, p; Welsh, Lyon, rf . BLACK'S MEN'S WEAR Hill, of; Berwick, if; Melnick, ¢; Judd, rf; Varga, ss; Mackness, 2b; Smith, p; Price, 3b; McClim- mond, Ib ss; H | KENT'S OUST VICTOR'S In another bracket of UAW playoffs, Kent's Western Tire had to score the winning run in the loth inning to defeat and eliminate | Victor's Snack Shack team in the |deciding game of their series. | Mullens started on the mound {for Kent's and lasted until Vic. |tor's staged their big uprising in {the 7th inning. Victor's got into {the scoring colunn for the first time in the fourth inning when Lynde, Miller, Gardner and Gedge ell singled in succession, for a two-run rally Lynde walked in the Sth but was forced by Miller, who scored with two out whem Gedge came through with a double. In the next inning, McCloskey and Laing both singled and Hickey's eacrifice fly scored the former, | for the team's fourth run. | It was the 7th inning that saw {Victor's finally climb into con- tention. They were trailing 84 at the time and they came up |with six runs, to send Mullens to {the showers, with Jack Sneddon taking over and going on to get credit for the win. With one out, Gedge got his third hit of the game then Keenan singled and McCloskey walked. Proctor 'was Johns, Three runs in the sixth, made it 8-4, Mullens singled, Le- gree walked and then with two out, Bannon hit a two-bagger and scored on Westfall's single. Kent's tied the score at 10-10 in the 8th when Bannon singled with one out and then a series of errors, two in the outfield and one af shortstop, gave Kent's two unearned runs, to even the count They won the game in bottom of the 9th, when Goodall opened with a walk, Mcintyre singled and Stevenson smacked a two bagger, to send Goodall over the plate. VICTOR'S -- Miller, If; Gard- ner, 3b; Gedge, 2b; Keenan, lb; McCloskey, ¢; Proctor, cf; Laing, ss; Hickey, p; Lyude, rf KENT'S -- Legree, cf; Johns, 3b: Bannon, ss; Westfall, If; Speddon lb and p; Clark, 2b; Goodall, rf; Mcintyre, ¢; Mul- lens, p; Stevenson, Ib in 7th Luis Dominguen Will Continue MADRID (Reuters) -- Luis Mi- guel Dominquen, idol of Spain's bull rings, sat up in his hospital bed Monday night and reaffirmed his determination to go on fight- ing "Bullfighting 'is the only thing I can do in my life," he said. Despite being badly gored last Friday, the playboy matador con- tinued to ignore the pleas of his wife, beautiful italian actress Lu- cia Bose, that he give up the ring. | Miss Supertest In Challenge DETROIT (AP)--Miss Super test III gives the United States its first Harmsworth Trophy challenge in three years today on the Detroit River. The Canadian boat, two feet longer and 1,000 pounds heavier than the U.S. defender, Maver- ick, is expected to provide the stiffest challenge in & quarter of a century. The owner' is James and Bill Woodward a week'8.45 p.m of London, Ont. Bob safe on an error, pinch-hitter ihe Kinsmen Stadium. 1 x | BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS and Hodgson was hurried in halt the rally. Jordan was safe] (N (N) |dians' pennant push, is hitting|Safe on an outfield error and I'379 with 298 official fimes at bat |L@ing doubled, then Hickey walk- Harvey Kuenn of Detroit is next with a .357 average. 4 Under the rules which were in| effect three years ago, Francona | would almost certainly qualify | for the title with 400 official |trips. However, under the cur| rent regulation which fixes a minimum of 477 total appear- | ances, the Indians' star is a cer- tain ineligible. Total appearances include offi- 'CNE Field TORONTO (CP)--Toronto Ar-| , yfines hf by pitches and gonauts switched their workouts times reached base by interfer- | Monday night to the playing field lence ~r obstruction. Francona 474 13. |of Upper Canada College and [has 21 walks, 5 sacrifices and 1| 446 17 (coach Hamp Pool indicated he | oot I Juches ue gives him Monday's Results planned a number of lineup|LITTLE HOPE J Buffalo 011 001 0--3 8 o|changes for Argos' Big Four| To compile 477 total appear- Montreal 111 024 x--9 11 1|football game against Montreal/ances this season, Francona | Green, Bunker (3) Erickson (5) [Alouettes Friday night would have to average five ap- Surkont (6 Mason (6) and Coker, | The Argos have been forced te i De ia A Lasorda, Harris (6) and Brum-|yacate their quarters at the than the average for bmost play- | ley: feed (5. HR: MilGoliat| Canadian National Exhibition ers. He bats third in the batting | ge HX [stadium to make way for the|order i uffale ) 000 00--1 8 0|CNE show. They will drill at the Montreal | Mil 001 000 000 1-2 9 3/private boys' school until the roman]. te Mesuationsl 'Short and Burk: Birrer and|CNE ends Sept. 12. |ation to the one in the American Te d Pool said three imports who took exception to the existing re- | Rochester 21 000 201--6 11° 2 played in Argos' 21-20 opening gulation. Toronto 000 000 400--4 4 4|win against Oftawa Rough Rid-| *"The rule i8 unfair. We're not| | Keegan 168 Hurd £7 and Me- ers will return fo action in Mont- going to ge along with it if the | Carver; Johnson 7-15, Presko (7) (real. situation remains the same," | forgiven my putter completely." |, "nay Ve Donovan (7-6 Brodowski 9) and Henry. HR:| (Corky Tharp, running halfback, [said Harry Simmons, the cir- | Defending champion Anne| Baltimore at Kansas City (Ny 100k (4). will replace rookie Wray Carlton |cuit's publicity-director and sec-| Quast relented after beating par|_o'Dell (7-10) vs Herbert (10-9). Columbus 200 000 0-2 3 3jof Duke University. Carlton had [retary-treasurer." br three strokes through the lust! Richmond 030 000 x--3 5 Olan off-night in the 16-7 loss to| The International League bat- six holes for a 5-and-4 decision Wednesday's _Games Lines, Giel (2) Raydon (4) Wil- Hamilton Friday, fumbling four ting leader is Foster Castleman, over Marge Burns of Greensboro, Boston at Chicago liams (5) and Baich; Stafford, |times. formes inicio New York N.( in the first round of the|/Baltimore at Kansas City Cox (3) and J. Johnson. Gu pail n! altimore Orioles, US" woman's amateur golf Washington at Detroit Columbus 014 000 2007 16 2 Baylor University and end Clewe|Castleman, playing for the Miami championship Monday. She was/New York af.Cleveland, (N Richmond 100 500 12x--9 10 O0|Wester from Auburn University Marlins, is hitting .336, six points one under par for the 14 holes. | Jiminez, Lovenguth (4) Wil-|will play against Montreal to pro- higher than runner-up Bob Wil. Six Canadians, led by Mrs liams (8) and Baich; Wiesler,|vide quarterback Ronnie Knox | OU of Toronto. Castleman has Marlene Stewart Streit of To- Flowers (3) James (7) and|with better protection billed 218 Limes oificially, aul ronto who recently won the Cana-|g., Fran Shantz. Lineman Larry Cowart and|mi, or rena dian title for the sixth time. sur-lyoc Angeles Miami defensive half Dick Clark, both|P ort ost ain teow ke x Shir be os sight | Z08 Ang ; . Ars, If Castleman gets 400 at bats vived the first round. Eight|yiia ree Havana 000 000 010--1 6 1)from Bayior, will sit this one out. thers were nate : and has the highest average it] ale ie hon Pishuigy Ar Wan 0 ara ae:| Other lineup changes planned would be foolish to deprive: him | |Marysville, Wash., was one o Ce : der." J and Gon- hy Pool include the return of de-|of the championship," said i two in the field of 128 to better|q 1 ouis |fensive halfbacks Brian Aston|mons. par at the Congressional Countiv ppg nH and Ed Simms, two rookie Cana- ub's 6,457 yard. 37-37-74 |dians. i io early loose pu t Anne (Los Angeles 430 100-2 4 0 i |one-putted five of the final six| Phil 000 100 : Wastul ot, Havana, (NY Wild Melee After Game Of Soccer {holes sinking one 15-footer. bird-| Koufax 7-4 and Roseboro: Kee- WINNIPEG (CP) Police | {ied three and won the last four in|gan 0-1 Phillips (1) Meyer 3) 78 RICHMOND STREET WEST 1V2 BLOCKS WEST OF SIMCOE broke up a wild melee of fans| a row {Semproch (8) and Thomas that stormed onto the field Mon. | 40 Modern Brunswick Crown Imperial Lanes. Member of Ontario Bowling HR: A- ges (20) Larker (8 TOUGH OPPOSITION La-Hodges (20) larker day night after Winnipeg Scottish | Proprietors Assoc. Soon to be equipped with automatic setters. : Pha- Mrs. Streit, the winner of the Rowe. 5) U.S. Amateur in 1956 eliminated ... defeated Winnipeg Hungarians the second game of the ... | Pittsburgh Alice Gray of Ardmore, Pa.. in k ign ' vi " S. Jones the comfortable margir 5 and 12-1 in best - of - three Manitoba soccer | championship series 3. Today--the little Canadian is Fisher (5) The victory gave Scottish a 10) had seven "birdies" and whether there was a winner or the hole was halved--18 of the other 20 holes were "pars" only two holes of the 34 required more thar the given par. That is hot golf, sizzling golf and combin- ed with the ideal weather and popularity of the two contestants, it made for one of the best club champion- ship matches in the history of the Oshawa club SPORT CH®S: -- The new floodlights are installed at Alexandra Park and they give the city one of the best-lighted softball diamonds in country. Some of the "lamps" need a little adjusting best results, but we feel quite sure both the local softball teams and the fans, are going to enjoy some great games there now, in the cool of the evening, after sundown , . , WILKIN- SON JRS. are off to Talbot Park again tonight for th second game of their semi-final series with Richardson's Sports. If the "Wilkies" can win this one, they'll have cleaned it up in two-straight and will move into the finals against Woodbine Legion. This is O sa's "home game" tonight and they expect all the playoff games will be at Talbot Park HOCKEY, ANYONE 7 The UAWA Hockey League will hold a meeting to rrow, Wednesday evening at seven on an error but got nipped try to go to second. ending the Argonauts Vacate Chicago at Cincinnati Milwaukee at St. Louis Only games scheduled American League pL Pel. GBL 48 607 51 .589 63 496 62 492 2] 488 66 168 67 460 74 403 : Wi , Pavers h the score 3-2 against them, | staged a three-run rally Qhicagn of their own in the sixth, to win Neve and the game. Hanna drew a walk,|n€W TOT then Tureski doubled and, Milne Baltimore followed with a home-run blow, to salt the win Boston FOLEY'S Hurst, Greentree, Washington Jeffery, Hurrie, Yourkevich, Ma- Jordan, Shearer, Lowery, 2 13% 14 14% 17 18 2 International League W L Pé. GBI 79 568 -- 3 521 6% 514 7% 511 8 A486 11%2 478 12% roit Kansas City Buffale Richmond Havana Columbus Montreal Miami Rochester Toronto for Monday's Results New York 001 001 000 6 Chicago 011 010 10x--4 9 Larsen 6-7 Blaylock (6) Turle {(7) Grba (8) and Berma; Moore 3-6 Lown (6) and Lollar x 012 602 000-11 19 noon 000 000-0 5 13:8 Fischer (9 Ginsberg (8); 3) Stump (4 ler Burnside (9) amd beret. HR: Bal-Triandos 2 Only games scheduled 68 66 65 62 son Beer HOY PAVERS bin, Taylor, Hanna, Tureski, Milne, Brown, Cairnes, Kornylo, Hodgson, Wrubel and Welsh 2 Lyzun, Bra- 1 0 and Mossi Dis Ber- (25 Mrs. Streit Faces Tough Golf Battle By WHITNEY SHOEMAKER WASHINGTON (AP "I've 8 o'clock at the UAW Hall, to organize their 1959-60 season and any teams inter- ested in enfermg this league, should have a dele- gate at the meeting. Players will also be made wel- come, by the executive, ( Pilkey, "Abe" Taylor Wib" Hall .+. . CHICAGO WHITE SOX defeated ses and Don Larsen yesterday 4-2 to improve their leaders of Ameri League pennant race Doby, optioned out by icago st mer to broke his ankle St Today's Games (And Probable Pitchers) New York at Ford vs Washington 2 new Cleveland (N McLish (15-6 at Detroit N)-- Ramos (11-15) vs Foytack (12-10 Boston at Chicago (N)--Sulli- 13-6 HOW LONG SINCE YOU CHECKED YOUR CAR WHEELS 7 The best insurance against bad tire weor, vibration and shimmy is to check wheel alignment regularly. The John Bean Visudliner checks and corrects faster and more accu- rately than other methods Come In For A VISUALINER Ghackeop Hambly Tire Ltd. hone for on Appointment RA 3.7881 EH s the Larry San Diegc INGEMAR JOHANSSO! weden tl will eight title in a return bout to be held early 1 Los Angeles, Guess N.Y. boxing bosses will have a tougher time keep- g ! RITSON DRUGS, local girls softball team in PWSU Inter. "AA" playoffs, had their series tied up last night, when they were beaten in To- ronto by York Twp. Paramount Cleaners Frenchman's Bay Pee Wees Eliminate Bathe Park Lads Frenchman's Bay Pee Wees| big advane he second round of 'F OASA provincial playdowns last big attack night, when they won the third beaten out for hits and deciding game of their first| Baran, the big hitter for Bathe round, over Oshawa Bathe Park Park, homered in the fifth to boys. 11-6. at Bathe Park dia- make it 7-3 but in the top of the mond 7th, the rs got four more An opening hit by Rollo for runs on four ks and one hit Bathe Park was wiped out when a single by Prentice. Baran re Cockerton forced him, then Baran | placed Glecoff in this--inning--but forced Cockerton but Glecoff the couldn't stop the visitors doubled to score Baran with either Bathe Park's opening run Young Fertile, Frenchman's Bay lads came fine ball all the w back with two rups, on aiceived gingle by T. Jones, an infield mates, especially infielders, tired error and Keith Fertile's triple, a little in the 7th and e up with one out. From that point on, three runs as Bathe Park put on the Frenchman's Bay team were a last-ditch stand. A walk to "in business'« illo and by Cockerton Bathe k tied # up in the Baran and Glecoff plus an infield third, on a single by Cockerton|out, produced the counters. Then and two more hits by Baran and Fertile fanned a pinch-hitter, to Glecoff but in the bottom of end the game and series in style. the 3rd inning, Frepchman's Bay] FRENCHMAN'S BAY T struck for five in Jones walk- Jones, Prentice, Korzinski, Fer- ed to start then Prentice, Kor-itile, Brown, Osgoode, Haley, zinski and Fertile, all hit singles, Keith, Yakely, Robertson followed by Brown's blow and a| BATHE PARK Cock walk to Osgoode. An infield out, erton Glecoff, Marlowe another walk to Keith a then | Perkins, Tullock, Kornie, Gra Yakely's single completed the ham and Handen mr this ht in Sacramento 1t Ct advis reports out of at h fend his world's h with Floyd Patterson § man sala next year, ir N the N ng tab on that one National League wv Pet. GBL 573 543 31% 540 4 516 7 488 105 480 11% 449 15% 413 20 71 69 67 65 61 59 53 58 37 61 64 Hd 70 74 e in or Com $34 RITSON RD. "Safety through Quality" 000 001 001-2 2 1 37 52 Today's Games Rochester at Toronto (2) (N Results = Buffalo at Montreal (N) 000 001-8 9 2 Columbus at Richmond (N) ~ Monday's five-run rally. Several of the tting nchman's Bay safeties in this were perfect beats, 5 AND 10 PIN BOWLERS Motor City BowLing LANES NOW OPENED _ Wednesday's Games Buffalo at Montreal Rochester at Toronto Miami at Havana 0 Columbus at Richmond 1 000. 000 0000 12 012 110 10x--6 13 16-12 McCormick (4 By 7 (7) and Lan Friend 7-15 and Burg Pgh-Nelson 2 5 American Association ~8t-- Paul's 5 Minneapolis 4 Omaha 5 Denver 10 op Fort Worth 3 Charleston § Houston 7 Indianapolis 4 ,: Dallas 4 Louisville 1 of he - f Pe S08 rom one pitched ay and also re great support from his who of and righ big blows to Ca Only . Air Conditioned For Your Comfort his tourna I hits plied" seni emda FIGHTS LAST NIGHT lead in the series as the first {game was tied 2-2. Don Ohio Tt oT io Chicago 101 000 010 te the day 'e Yeature Milwaukee nono 000 000 matches iA 4 Anderson 11-8 One of the Burdette 17-13 McMahon dian hopes HR: Cob odd vas the defeat of Calgary games scheduled Milligan br Phyllis Preuss Today's Games Beac n Fla i Miss (And Probable Pitchers) ad to Santy the ba He | 10s Angele Philadelphia le before gaining her} n)__podras Roberts ¥ 3 v R 3 f By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | The fans began to act up after Pittsburgh Oakland, Calif, -- Johnny Gon- Frank Varga of the Hungarians vs Witt|salves, 138, O nd, stopped was ejected from the game after Chico Santos, 137'2, Portugal 9.[arguing with referee Max Pilous. Reno, Nev. Willie Morton, |A bottle was thrown from the 1140, San Jose, Calif., outpointed|stands Javellana Kid. 138, Philippines.| At the end of the match, fans 10 milled onto the field and a fight Ralph broke out. Two city police con- outpointed Mel [stables went into ,action and one | 146, Austin, Tex., 12 fan was dragged out by his heels. | FS \:: A" 11-7V ONE OF CANADA'S MOST MODERN LANES Openings for league and open bowling availdble afternoons and evenings. Free lessons available to all bowlers by-O. B. P. A. approved instructors and instructresses : 5 ve five who made it into the| second round with Mrs, Streit were Mrs. Gordon A, Cole of Ed-| monton, the open champion of] Canada , two! years ago, Judy| Darling of Montreal, Mrs. John A. McDougald of Toronto, Mrs John H. McCart of Toronto and Janet McWha S$t. Lambert Que Francisco Antonelli 7) or Kline Chicago at Buzhardt (4-5 Milwaukee Spahr 16-13 Cincinnati (N) vs Purkey (10-13 St (N 1-2 tollo Louis Ladies and men wishing to join leagues or open bowling please call af Motor City Bowling or phone RA 3-3212 for further information. Yarar Gibson A New Orleans 144, New Orleans Barker, Dupas of Wednesday's Games |8an Fr sco at Pittsburgh (N anc