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1 w ' +70 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, July 11, 1961 % "OAKVILLE MISS IS GOLFING Sandra Post, 13-year-old Oakville, Ontario, golfing vet- eran with eight years of ex- perience, is shown above re- ceiving a club from six-foot tall caddy, Jerry Laing, at the opening of the Ontario Ladies' Open Golf Championship, Mon- VETERAN day, in Windsor. Miss Post is only four feet, 11 inches tall. --(CP Wirephoto) SOUTHPORT, England (Reut-| ers)--Arnold Palmer, the 5-to-2] favorite to win this year's Brit- ish open, came in from the first qualifying round Monday with a one-under-par 71. Smilingly the American Open champion summed up his round: "My driving was not too good. I didn't play my irons too good. I didn't putt to well. Apart from that, I played really well." Gary Player of South Africa, with Palmer a top money-win- ner on the American circuit and 3-to-1 to win this British Open, also came in off the hill- side course with a 71. More than 350 players were battling today in the final 18 holes of qualifying play for a Arnold Palmer One-Under-Par maximum of 120 places in the v.@mpionship. The rounds were played over the Royal Birkdale and the neighboring Hillside course. Qualifying scores do not count in the 72-hole champion- ship. PAIR TOP MARK Two golfers broke the Royal Birkdale course record. Bob J. 8. Moore, a little known pro from the English Lake dis- trict, both came in from the 72- par Birkdale with 67s. Defending champion Ken Nagle of Australia finished in 73 at Birkdale. . Canada's Ray Mclnnally shot a two-over-par 74 on the Birk- dale course. Bill Wright, club Charles, 25, of New Zealand and t pro at Sturgeon Valley Golf and Country Club in Edmonton, had a five-over-par 79. A hard - luck story unfolded when American John Cotton, 34, who had brought his wife 3,- 000 miles to watch him play, had to retire after only three holes. Sunday night Cotton's car battery ran down and he pulled shoulder muscles trying to push Former British and Canadian Amateur champion, Frank Stranahan of the U.S., came in with a 71 at Birkdale and Dick R.. Chapman Sr., 30, of Pine- hurst, N.C., a former U.S, Brit- ish and Canadian Amateur champion, took 71 to complete Hillside. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rochester Red Wings--one of four teams in the big scramble for third and fourth places in the International League -- are starting to find the home run range again. League leaders last season with a 142 but without a single home run in four games at Tor- onto, the Red Wings connected {for three Monday night against | Buffalo. This lifted the Wings to a 54 vicotry over the Bisons land sole possession of third | place. Jersey City tied Buffalo for {fourth by topping first - place IC SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts | Four Clubs Are Drawing Better NEW YORK (AP)--Only Cin- cinnati, Detroit, New York and lumbus, 6-1, while Toronto bowed to Syracuse 3-0 and Red Wings Fly High With Aid Of Homers The Wings came from behind after Buffalo's Tony Curry hit his 18th homer with a man on in the first. Fred Valentine got viie back with a solo smash in the bottom half, Luke Easter's clout with one on tied the score in the fourth and Barry Shet- rone hit his 12th with a man on to provide the winning margin in the fifth. Zack Monroe's three-hit pitch- ing and the offensive efforts of Ultus Alvarez, Frank Obregon and Hal Bevan were more than enough for Jersey City in the romp over Columbus. Alvarez had four for five, including his fifth homer. Bevan and Obregon each had three hits. slipped to sixth. Richmond whipped runner - up Charleston| twice, 8-3 and 4-3. | SPOIL NO-HITTER Ted Sadowski, who pitched a one-hitter in his last start, had US. Go 1960 home attendance figures at the 1961 season's halfway mark, an Associated Press showed today. The decreases range from THE WEATHERMAN washed out all the scheduled ball games las night, in both baseball and softball action. In some cases this wasn't very important, but in the Ki- wanis Bantam Softball League it meant that some teams now have two postponed games to clean up within the next two weeks--in order to be "caught up" with their playing schedule by the end of next week, July 21-- when the top four teams will enter OASA elimination playdowns. Games not played by that time will just not count in the standing---a situation which in some cases might mean a playoff position, since this year's schedule race is extremely close. Some of last night's postponed games have already been arranged for to- night. Other teams involved are urged to "get busy" as the season will be even more crowded--with extra playoffs--in August. SOFTBALL FANS have got some special treats in store this week. Tonight, at Alexandra Park, there's the doubleheader with the City and District Assoc. teams in action. It's Scugog Cleaners vs. Tony's Vend- ors at 6:30 o'clock and in the floodlight game tonight, Heffering's take on MacLean's Esso. Tomorrow night, in Beaches League schedule play, here at Alexandra Park, it's Tony's vs Randall-Roy Metals, a game that gives the Oshawa team a good opportunity to tighten their grip on a playoff berth and keep right up along- side Dependable Cleaners. On Thursday, it's City and District action again, with Tony's vs Heffering's and MacLean's meeting Scugog Cleaners. On Saturday of this week, the annual All-Ontario Junior softball tour- nament will be held in Oshawa and this year they have a record number of entries, 15 teams already lined up for the big fray. They've got special attendance prizes, trophies, etc., and softball fans can have a full day's entertainment, starting at 12:30 noon, with the final game under floodlights on Saturday night. TODAY is All-Star Game day in the Major 1 f scheduled for San Francisco. Rival managers Danny Murtaugh and Paul Richards have named Warren Spahn and Whitey Ford as their starting pitchers. Richards has already announced that he has no intention of making line-up changes merely to get into action various play- ers that have been voted all-star rating by the fans. If he likes the way his starting players are going along-- he says he intends to keep them in the game, Mr. Rich- ards may be missing a point--this' All-Star deal is basic~ ally a treat for the fans--not an opportunity for the chosen manager to prove his ability, . : e first of VO ealiires BRIGHT BITS:- Canada's Open Golf Championship isn't attracting the wealth of U.S. pro stars that was expected and this lack of entries is bound to be noticed in the gate receipts. It becomes obvious--the attraction isn't great enough . .. GEORGE CHUVALO is to meet Bob Cleroux on August 8. They'll fight in Montreal and this will be their third meeting . . . DON DRYS- DALE was fined $100 by National League president Warren Giles and also suspended for five days--for throwing at Frank Robinson, in Sunday's game. It's a "first time" suspension for Giles to hand out to a pitcher but obviously they are determined to stop the "dusting" . +. « RANDALL-ROY Metals tied Dependable Cleaners last night 2-2 at Kew Beach. Apparently they didn't have as much rain there as we had here in Oshawa. Davis Cup Team not expected until July 24. Winner of the tie goes to Eu {290,000 by Chicago White Sox to !16,000 by the new Washington Senators. Cincinnati is up 90,000, Detroit 47,000, New York 28,000 and Kansas City 21,000. | Over-all major league attend- ance through Sunday's games was 9,799,823 compared to 10,- 615,524 in 1960. That's a drop of| eight per cent from last sea- son. The National League is 1,179,954, 20 per cent, under] 1960. Bob Clemente 'New Leader In National League NEW YORK (AP) -- Right fielder Bob Clemente of Pitts- burgh went on a hitting binge last week and took over the Na- tional League batting lead with a .357 average. Clemente erupted for 13 hits 27 trips and displaced George| {Altman of Chicago Cubs. His outburst included five hits in lone game and four hits in an- lother--the fourth time this sea- son he has collected four hits in a game, The Puerto Rican gained 13 points in advancing from third. Altman dropped to second with 1.349, going 10-for-28 and pick- survey | Shun Gold Cup WINNIPEG (CP)--At least 10 top American golf professionals {have withdrawn from the 1961 Canadian Open which starts| here Wednesday. The Royal Canadian Golf As-| sociation today said nine who {had made verbal commitments to play had to back out for a variety of reasons. The 10th, | Don January, had filed an en-| try form but later said he wouldn't be playing. January| won the Keller Open in St. Paul, | Minn., last week. Two of the latest to pull out| on money winners on the Pro- are Ken Venturi and Paul Har socsional Golfers' Association| [tour are expected to compete in|% Venturi said a medication he the 72-hole tournament at the| took for a minor pneumonia at-|suburban Niakwa Country Club. {The entry list stands at 150 to backs of his hands. Harney ad-|date, most of them Americans. Harman at Woodview; ney. tack produced blisters on the vised the RCGA his wife is ex-| Thirteen amateurs are entered.| pecitng a baby and he has to stay with her. Also passing up the $30,000) Open are Tommy Bolt, Jay Herbert, Art Wall, Bill Collins, Billy Maxwell, Jerry Barber and Jackie Burke, lf Pros Wall was reported in bed with a groin injury. Collins, of Crys- tal River, Fla., has a hand in- jury and Herbert pleaded men- tal exhaustion. Reasons for the withdrawal of others were not made clear. ROSBURG DOUBTFUL a no-hitter for eight innings against Toronto. But in the ninth, three singles loaded the bases with two out and he was lifted in favor of Lee Stange. The Syracuse reliever retired R. C. Stevens on a pop fly to end the game. Richmond, running its record to seven wins in nine games, laid down a 14-hit barrage to capture the opener. The Virgin- ians squeezed through in the nightcap when Art Ceccarelli came on in the final inning to quell a Charleston threat. SPORTS CALENDAR | TODAY'S GAMES [SOFTBALL City and District Assoc. Tony's Vendors vs Scugo Cleaners, at 6.30 p.m. and Hef- fering's vs MacLean's Esso, at 8.15 p.m. Both games at Alex- andra Park. | South Ontario County League ~-- Pickering at Markham, 8.00 p.m. and Whitby Abners vs Port Perry Intermediates, at Port Perry, 7.00 p.m, UAW League -- Kent's West- lern Tire vs Horne's Esso, at |Alexandra Park, 1.00 p.m. | Inter - County League--Hou- Bob Rosburg who has surgery Willis Motors vs Dodd Motor pending mer and Gary Player who are|Merchants, at Alex. Park, west competing in the British Open.| diamond, All games at 6.30 p.m. of practice rounds on the par- 70 course is Co Sanders, 33, Radio and Nipigon at Lake who won the tournament in|yista All games at 6.30 p.m. 1956 as an amateur. Most of the| 8 8 P | pros w Monday from St. Paul. daille Industries vs Crawford Another doubtful starter is Construction, at Lakeview Park; |Sales, at Alex. Park, east dia- Also absent are Arnold Pal-\mond and Foley's Plumbing vs As it stands now, 23 of the 50 West Darlington Pee Wee League -- Zion at Courtice "'B", | 0 p.m. Neighborhood Assoc. -- (Pee (Wee Boys) -- Kingside at Sunny- side; Bathe at North Oshawa; | Con- naught "A" at Eastview; South- mead at Fernhill; College Hill at Rundle; Connaught "B" at An early favorite on the basis Milwaukee Brave baseball fans are a bit unhappy about manager Charlie Dressen. After the Braves dropped their third game-in-a-row to Pitts- burgh on Sunday, and their 8th loss in 12 starts of the cur- rent home stand, the Milwau- kee fans hung this effigy of CHARLIE DRESSEN HANGED IN EFFIGY manager Charlie aloft a cou- ple of miles from the dismal doings at County Stadium. --(AP Wirephoto) slugging middleweight match. 159%. Hank, of Detroit, weighed 161 1 and Giardello, of Philadelphia Hank got Giardello in trouble in the second round with a right Henry Hank Wins Over Giardello DETROIT (AP)--Henry Hank pounded out a 10-round unanim- ous decision over Joey Giar- dello Monday night in a hard- that started Giardello's nos throughout the fight. : Giardello knocked Hank in the ropes in the seventh with further damage. over Giardello's right eye in th BASEBALL STANDINGS American League Unchanged from Sunday. Monday's Results No games scheduled. Today's Game y Wednesday's Games No games scheduled. National League Unchanged from Sunday. Monday's Results No games scheduled. 'oday's Game All-star game at San Fran (Pee Wee Girls) -- Sunnyside | at Storie; Nipigon at Kingside; | Fernhill at Southmead and] ho will play arrived here| NBA President Answers Bolan |Woodview at Radio. All games |at 6.30 p.m. |BASEBALL | Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc. -- (Midget League) -- Beaton's Dairy vs Whitby Canadian Tire, {at Whitby Hillcrest School and {Ajax vs Oshawa UAW, at Alex- Rochester {Jersey City Toronto NEW YORK (AP) -- David opportunities to win the cham- ing up one point. Elston Howard of New York Ott, president of the National pionship. 'andra Park, Both games at 6.30 {p.m. dard of Lennoxville, Que. is|3! Arrives July 19 + QUEBEC (CP) -- Canada's - 1961 Davis Cup team is to start arriving here July 19 to prepare for a North American zone tie against Mexico July 29-31. rope to play Morocco Aug. 5-7. The Canadian Lawn Tennis Association dispensed with cup trials this year, preferring to send three of the country's top- ranking players on tournament play in Europe. Bedard and Godbout partici- pated in the Wimbledon tennis J. Albert Paquet, chairman of| championships the the club's Davis Cup commit. tee, announced Monday that .team captain Lorne Main of + Montreal and players Francois * Godbout of Waterloo, Que., and John Swann of Vancouver and| singles matches. *Top-ranked Canadian, Bob Be-'ment play. last two weeks. They reached the third round of the men's doubles com- petition before being eliminated and were ousted in their first took the lead in the American League from slumping Norm Cash of Detroit. Howard boosted his average 14 points to .369 iwhile Cash lost Islipped to .355. | The Yanks' Roger Maris in- creased his American League {leading home run output to 33, 16 {hitting three during the week. that the NBA ratings are '"'as-| Jim Gentile of Baltimore main- tained his RBI supremacy with 82. Orlando Cepeda of the Giants continued to top the National League in both home runs and runs batted in. He had three round-trippers, for a total of 24, and 10 RBI gave him 77 for the season, Tale of The Tape Tonight's Fight LONDON (AP)~Tale of the {tape of tonight's Paul Pender- | Terry Downes middleweight title fight: | Pender 137 {160 5-11 {72 Downes Age 25 xWeight Height . Reach Chest (Normal) Chest Exp. Neck Waist Thigh Calf Biceps 153 5-10 73% 37 38 3914 41 $6 16 32 21 14 13 124 12 10 1014 Wrist 8% nounced after official weigh-in today. COWAN TAKES TOURNEY LONDON, Ont. (CP)~--Kitche- ner's Jerry Cowan won the Sun- ningdale Golf Club tournament Saturday with a 69. John Cote of Sarnia was second with 71./3,000-metre race in 8:19.0 ahead | n : Swann was the other Canadian|Phil Brownless of S of Antonelli, Italy, in 8:19.2 and Toronto will arrive July 19..who went to Europe for tourna- and Ernie Hauser gh f al ird i |both scored 72. y Boxing Association, threw the {latest verbal blow Monday in [the angry battle of words be: {tween the NBA and the pro- ints and moter of heavyweight cham-| pion Floyd Patterson's proposed [fall title defence. | Ott replied to charges made |earlier by promoter Tom Bolan sinine." Bolan also said Patter- ison "is not going to lose his title to a bunch of armchair schemers." | Bolan, president of Champion- |ship Sports Inc., has applied for a matchmakers' licence in Mas- |sachusetts to promote the fight between Patterson and Boston's Tom McNeeley. McNeeley is not ranked by the NBA. Massachu- |setts is not a member of the NBA. "The NBA's responsibility is to protect the public as much as it is to support contenders," said Ott. "Mr. Bolan does not have the right to control boxing --champions or anyone else. |The industry is composed of {many men and they are entitled { Harry Jerome Wins 100-Metres Event SAARBRUECKEN, West Ger- many (AP)--Vancouver's Harry Jerome Monday won the 100- metre dash at an international track and field meet, clocking 10.4 seconds on a heavy, rain- {soaked track. | Germany's Hebauf was sec | xExact weights to be an-/ond in 10.5, followed by Counly | France in 10.5. Paul Schmidt of Germany, won the 800-metre race in 1:51.7, nosing out Sig Ohlemann of Vancouver, clocked at 1:51.7. {Don Bertoia of Rossland, B.C., was third in 1:53.3. | Addeche of France, won the lof Doug Kyle of Calgary, third in 8:20.0. "But any champion must let qualified men try to win the ti- tle," Ott continued, 'Otherwise the champiinship is a mockery. If a champion always has the itight to pick his opponent, no matter how qualified the oppon- ent is, the champion will retire undefeated." The NBA said last week it would strip Patterson of his championship unless he signed within a reasonable time for a defence against a fighter listed in the top six by the NBA. Bolan has said he hopes to announce a date for the Patter- son - McNeeley bout sometime this week. The fight tentatively is set for September or early Getober in Boston. McNeeley is unbeaten in 23 professional fights. Facts And Figures For All-Star Game SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-- Facts and figures on today's 30th annual all-star game: Place--Candlestick Park, San Francisco. Time--4 p.m. EDT. Opponents--American League all-stars vs. National League all-stars. Series standing -- American 16, National 13. Favorite--American League. Probable attendance--43,000. Lakeshore Minor Assoc.--(Pee Wee League) -- Bowmanville at Kendal and Port Hope at Whit- by. Both games at 6.30 p.m. (Bantam League) -- Port Hope at Cobourg, 6.30 p.m. GAMES FOR WEDNESDAY SOFTBALL Beaches Major Fastball League -- Randal-Roy Metals vs Oshawa Tony's, at Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m. { South Ontario County League |= Port Perry Inters. vs Whitby Abners, at Whitby, 8.00 p.m. UAW League -- Black's Men's cisco. Wednesday's Games No games scheduled. Internation] League 52 32 47 35 44 40 39 40 39 39 40 Columbus Charleston 573 4 518 815 506 915 506 9 494 1015 Richmond 3747 44015 Syracuse 30 56 .349 23 Monday's Results Toronto 0 Syracuse 3 Buffalo 4 Rochester 5 Charleston 3-3 Richmond 8-4 Jersey City 6 Columbus 1 Today's Games Toronto at Syracuse (N) Buffalo at Rochester (N) Columbus at Richmond (N) Charleston at J. City (N) Wednesday's Games Toronto at Syracuse (N) Buffalo at Rochester (N) Columbus at Richmond (N Charleston at Jersey C. (N American Association Monday's Results Indianapolis 6 Louisville 11 Dallas-F. W. 2 Denver 9 Houston 0 Omaha 5 Buffalo right. Again in the 10th Han staggered his veteran opponent with a left and right to the head. bleeding. It continued to bleed right to the jaw, but the De- troit slugger recovered without A right by Hank opened a cut eight and in the ninth Giar- dello was dazed by a left and a Six Pitchers In Reach Of 20-Game Mark NEW YORK (AP)--Six major league pitchers, headed by New York's Whitey Ford, are in a good position to win 20 games this season. Ford leads at the season's halfway mark with 16 victories. Frank Lary of Detroit is next with 1, followed by Joey Jay of Cincinnati with 12. Bob Purkey, another Reds' righthander, and Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles Dodgers have 11 each, Southpaw Steve Barber of Baltimore has e 0 e k One judge scored the fight|10. All-star game at San Francisco 46-43, the second 48-44 and ref-| |eree Johnny Weber 48-42, all fo Ford, who never has won 20 I\games in a season, has beaten |Hank, under the five-point must/every club in the American |system. {League this year. The veteran | Jerry Beabout Is Back With Riders lefty has lost only to Minnesota, on opening day, and to Boston, May 29. Lary, who has yet to beat {Washington this season, has lost OTTAWA (CP)--Purdue tackle| four. | Jerry Beabout, 22, has returned! Jay, National League leader to Ottawa Rough Riders' train -lin victories, dropped his first ing camp and coach Frank Clair|three decisions. Since then, he .|says all is forgiven. The was wrong." He didn't tell any. L Pct. GBL one he was leaving. 61 Clair telephoned Beabout at ihs Mansfield, Ohio, home. Meanwhile two Cornwall line homes. lineman departed from the Big Four team's sessions Friday 'because I was worried about my job and my attitude "I told him to forget it (the walkout) and go to work," said 14 | Clair. men Larry Dunham and Perley Black, have returned to their|ton of England scored 364 in a |has lost just once. REMEMBER WHEN. . .? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Don Bradman, famed Aus- tralian batsman, hit up a rec- ord score of 334 runs in Eng- land - Australia Test match cricket 31 years ago today at Leeds, England. His mark re- mains the best Test match score for an Australian, but Len Hut- 1938 Test match. MIDGETS STAN "| STASIAK " OSHAWA ARENA TUES., JULY 11th 8:45 P.M. FARMER BOY 4 " ® | LITTLE BEAVER & BOUNCING BURKE vs SKI LOW LOW & FUZZY CUPID MIDGET TAG TEAM LANAGAN vs PRINCE NERO p . PAT F SKI LOW Low Tickets for these fine exhibition Children $1.00 -- on sale at the Casino Restaura PAT MILOSH---Promoter s ~ Ringside $1.50, Aub 3123, Wear vs Karn's Drugs, at Alex- andra Park, 6.00 p.m. West Darlington Pee Wee League Courtice "A" at Maple Grove, 6.30 p.m. Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Midget League) -- Fernhill at Wood: view and Bathe at Southmead. Both games at 6.30 p.m. (Kiwanis Bantam League) -- Sunnyside at College Hill; Southmead at North Oshawa; Kingside at Radio Park; Fern. hill at Nipigon and Lake Vista at Rundle. All games at 6.30 p.m. Neighborhood Assoc. (Bantam Girls League) -- North Oshawa at Lake Vista; Radio at Har- man; Zion at Sunnyside and {Rundle at Connaught. All games at 6.30 p.m, BASEBALL FUEL OIL-COAL OIL FURNACES & BURNERS 4 Great Names -- More Than 30 Models DELCO By General Motors ANTHES IMPERIAL ATLAS WEBSTER Richards, Baltimore; National, {Danny Murtaugh, Pittsburgh. National , Warren Spahn, Mil. Radio and television--NBC. Managers -- American, Paul Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc. (Bantam League) -- Oshawa Dairy vs Ajax, at Ajax and Jury Starting pitchers--American,|2nd Lovell vs Victor's, at Alex- hitey Ford, New York (16-2); andra Park. Both games at 6.30 |p.m. (Pee Wee League)--Cana- |dian Tire vs Oshawa Auto Trim, waukee (8-11). Squads -- 25 men on each. Starting team excepting pitch. ers selected by vote of players, coaches and managers. Rules--Starters, except pitch- ers, must play at least three innings. No pitcher can work more than three innings except if games goes into extra inn. at Harman Park, 6.30 p.m. Lakeshore Minor Assoc. (Ban- tam League) Courtice at {Port Hope, 6.30 p.m. (Pee Wee League) -- Port Hope at Co- bourg, 630 p.m. (Midget League) -- Oshawa Beaton's Dairy vs Bowmanville, at Bow- Aw LENNOX PRICE RANGES SIZED TO YOUR NEEDS PAYMENT PLAN UP TO FIVE YEARS 723.4663 Air Conditioning manville, 6.30 p.m. DIXON'S 313 ALBERT ST. Sheet Metal