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N THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 16, 1961 TIGEER-CATS LINE HOLDS FIRM TO HELP BERNI FALONEY GET AWAY ONE OF HIS PASSES SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' SCUGOG CLEANERS defeated MacLean's Esso last night in the final game of the City and District Asso= ciation's Major League schedule and the win clinched second place for the strong Junior team, with MacLean's having to settle for third slot. Playoffs in this league have been postponed for at least one week, until the teams have each got settled away in their OASA play- downs. Tony's Vendors play in Peterborough tonight; the Juniors play Tuxedo Junction of North York here on Saturday night; Heffering's play in Whitby tonight and MacLean's go to Brooklin tomorrow night--all flood- light fixtures and all OASA games. TONIGHT, here at home, we find Oshawa Tony's "meeting Eddie Black's in their last home game of the Beaches League schedule. Tony's have already clinched second place in the standing. Black's need one more win to cinch a playoff slot so they'll be going all-out tonight "to take this one. Tony's are scheduled to meet Hamilton "Fotheringhams in their OASA Senior "A" first round, which means they"1l be facing Johnny Edwards, the for- mer Jarvis softball sensation, who beat Mel Meulemeester 'when the left-hander was with Brooklin in Intermediate HC" playdowns, two years ago. . SEVEN BOYS from the Oshawa Minor Hockey Association set-up are going to be at Niagara Falls, 'when "Hap" Emms' Junior "A" Flyers start. their train- ing camp activities on August 27. Bob Wright and Gary "Butler will be seeking a berth with the Flyers along with *Jim Hinkson, winner of the Doug Turner Trophy as best "goalie in the "City League" last season; Stan "Butch" -Dowe, winner of the most valuable player award in the "Juvenile league last term; Rod MacDonald, Terry Peters «and Ken Bradley, winner of the Gerry McBeth Trophy last year as the outstanding defenceman in the OMHA. *This is certainly a fine contingent for Oshawa to be «sending in quest of berths in Junior "A" hockey ranks, Ta credit to themselves and to their managers and coaches sand the men who operate the Oshawa Minor Hockey «Association. Everyone wishes each of them the best sof luck in their bid. OFF THE CUFF:- Neil "Butch" McMahon belted a "homer last night in one of his four official appearances zat the plate and wound up with a splendid .489 average, =as leading batter in the Oshawa City and District "Softball Association. Jackie Sneddon of Scugog Juniors *was runner-up with a fine .396 mark . . . WILLIS «MOTORS Juveniles took a licking in their first OASA 'playoff game in Peterborough on Monday night but they hope to come back to top form and even up the round, .when the second game is played here at Alexandra Park '8:15 tomorrow night . . . WHITBY has entered the new Toronto-Metro OHA Junior "A" hockey group, which was formed under the chairmanship of OHA _vice-president Matt Leyden of Oshawa, at a meeting last night . . . ROGER MARIS hit his 46th home run yes- Tiger-Cats Win 'Over B.C. Lions HAMILTON (CP)--A quarter-|roes to Ticat fans were Ralph back who was peddled off and Goldston and George Scott, a BEAT MacLEAN'S Scugog Cleaners Juniors fin- ished in second place in the Oshawa City and District Soft- ball Association's 1961 Major League standing, when they de- feated MacLean's 9-4 last night at Alexandra Park, in the final game of the schiedule. Scugogs packed away steadily at starting, pitcher Bob Boyce to build up a 7-1 lead in the first four frames Wilson tripled in the first frame and scored on a following triple - by Sadowski, who was nipped at the plate try- ing to stretch his hit to a homer. Wright homered in the second inning. In the htird frame, with one out, Jackie Sneddon got his first of three hits for the night, Wilson followed with a double, then Sadowski was safe on an outfield error. Suddard force Wilson then another outfield error on Cole's drive let ski score, The winners added three runs was forced by B. March and White grounded out but Sneddon was safe on an error at short. stop and Wilson's drive to centre was dropped, then Saf ski got on via an error at short stop, which let Wilson score, to make the total 7-1. fifth inning and after walking 489 to win the City and Dis- base-path. his first two batters, settled Scugog Cleaners Clinch 2nd Spot down the right-field line and) scored on a single by Burke. Reg White started for Scugogs and gave way to Peters in the 7th inning. White gave up two runs in the six frames he worked. He walked Boyce in the third inning and L. Weldon was safe on an error and Tom 0'Connor's single scored Boyce. McMahon was passed, to fill the bases with two out and the strategy worked as Copeland popped up and D. Weldon grounded out. Gary Copeland homered, as) the first batter in the sixth, to| give MacLean's their second| | Dan Peters started slowly in| the seventh. He walked Wills to| open the inning, fanned d/0'Connor and then "Butch" Mc-CRAWFORD'S RALLY Mahon hit a clean homer to Sadow-| settle all doubts about his league cision with a sensational five- batting championship honors. This proved MacLean's final including three in the 9th in-| Crawford's, Me rchants Get Upset Victories In Inter - County Softball Pinch-hitter Johnson struck out League schedule action last and then with two out, Craw- night, Crawford's Constructioniford's got fire. - McAllister spoiled Houdaille Industries' bid| singled, so did Cornish and then for first place by scoring a 6-5/Ted Roberts homered to com- upset victory at Lakeview Park/plete the five-run splurge. and and in another major upset, turn defeat ne victory. Merchants surprised Foley's] Houdailled tried hard in the Plumbing 7-2, in a four-point/7th when pinch-hitter Lyzun game, that put Merchants back opened with a single and ad- in the running for a playoffivanced on an error. Kuney flied berth. lout to right and Milne walked. Dodd Motor Sales got a Elliott flied out to short left and measure of revenge for their Browning, running for Lyzun, OASA reverse last week at the couldn't chance it. Then Hanna hands of Willis Motors, when drew a walk after which Brown: they blanked Willis Juveniles ing tried to score on a passed 8-0. This was also a four-point ball and Keeler covered the game and the win, along with|plate in time for the tag-out. Houdaille's defeat, practically] Prior to this, Houdaille had clinched first place in the Inter- scored a run by Hrico in the County League standing, for the fourth, one by Crosmas in the Dodd Juveniles. both hit d Gillard {Kuney and Jones bles. Keeler repl Crawford's took their 6-5 de- run rally in the 7th inning. They, MERCHANTS SURPRISE got a run in the first frame on! two out. County season, bigger still be- | fifth and three in the sixth when| as pitcher, for the last inning. ded {hres runs pro) Macleans Lina go 8 Jun I the lifsl Yam shave Merchants whipped | in the fourth, R. March singled, run as Peters struck out six of walks to Cornish an oberts, | Foley's Plumbing 7-2 for one of errors enabled the o {the last eight batters he faced,|plus a double by Hodgson, after the big surprises of the Inter-/three Willis Motors' oly. Other Merchants got two runs in the second stanza on a single by Taylor, a walk to Sutton and a two-bagger by Fisher. They added two in the next inning on an infield error and Griffins sigle which was "booted" in the outfield and he went all the way. Another walk to Sutton, plus Fisher's sacrifice and an infield error, made it 5-1 and in the 7th the winners got two more on a double by Marshall, a walk to Taylor then a single ton, on which the outfielder erred. JUVENILES BATTLE In the game between the two |Juvenile clubs, Dodd Motor Sales blanked Willis Motors on {the strength of Johnny Blue's |three-hitter. W. Lindsey opened with a . single and Boivin also connect- ed but Blue got the next three batters. A walk and a couple of {get on base until the 7th when |ning. All told, Peters had seven| Crawford's didn't score again cause it was a four-point game.|R. Lindsey singled for his strikeouts, the same as his mate| six frames. against Tutak's fine pitching,| Griffin, pitching for walked and got thrown out at|first inning. He gave up a run ; : 3 4 Mer-| ow-/ White registered in the fir stiuntil the 7th, In the fifth Winter chants, was at his best after the struck out 13 batters. team's third and final hit. Blue Dodd Motors broke into the McMahon's homer gave him! the plate and McAllister also hit in the first frame on an opening|scoring in the thi 1-for-4 for the night's work and| safely and he too was a victim walk to Corrigan, Edmondson's pr | Peters Ure When 'Blue Banks replaced Boyce in the|a season's batting average of|of too much ambition on the sacrifice and a single by Wal-|Yahn also singled and then trict Major League batting L lace. After that Foley's could Pinch-hitter McHugh started it get only one more run, in the {Davis hit a homer. The winners added a run in the fourth, two down to pitch good ball for the| crown. Jackie Sneddon, who had in the 7th when he got on via|sixth when Beer walked, Mc-|in the fifth and two in.the sixth rest of the game. He gave up|3.for-5 last night, finished in the an error. Kellington sacrificed |Linton two runs and struck out eight batters in the five frames he worked. The pair of tallies came in the 8th when Peters opened with a single, Sneddon singled | runner-up slot with a fine .396! average. Wilson and Wright each had two hits for the winners with| Dave Weldon having a pairr forr| MacLean's SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Sned- sacrificed and Knox (?) and then Winter walked. singled. with Terwillegar, Blue, Senéco land Kornylo all hitting doubles. Woodview Midgets Take a couple of defensive halves who |were converted into ball-carry- ling and pass-catching threats powered Hamilton Tiger-Cats to a squeaky, but well - deserved 30-21 Canadian Football League | victory over British Columbia {Lions Tuesday night. Ticats," who finished last in the Eastern Conference in 1960 after a fat three-season reign as |eastern champions, gave 17,100 |rain-spattered fans some hope {for a big campaigg with their | victory. | They almost buckled under a [pate of United States players| {who have been noted mainly for {their defensive play. GET THREE TOUCHDOWNS Goldston, 31-year - old hard- rock with Ticats for about five years, went over for one touch- down and Scott, a newcomer {last season from New York Gi-| Connaught P ants who went on offence in a Njpigon Park 3-1 last night | desperation move by coach Jim|Connaught Park diamond, in t Trimble, got two. first game of the Neighborho Halfback Gerry McDougall| Assoc. Pee Wee Softball Leag scored Hamilton's other touch-|QASA finals. Connaught | Nips Nipigon 1st Of Finals ark nosed out O'Connor, | don, 1b; Wilson, ss; Sadowski, cf; Suddad, If; Cole, c; Wright, |2b; R. March, 3b; B March, rf; (White, p; Burke, ss in 6th; Mapes, If in 6th; Solomon, ¢ in out Fernhill Park Genosha Aces Kocho tripled with one out and {Ware Club Purse, 7th; Peters, p in 7th. First Win Final Series { Woodview Park Midgets beat completely until the 7th when 7-5 last night at Woodview McNamee followed with a home- | Piagal Wins Delaware Purse | FORT ERIE (CP) -- The {Fort Erie Jockey Club's fea- {tured seventh race, the Dela- was won {Tuesday by Piagal. > MacLEAN'S ESSO -- L. Wel- park diamond, to draw first|run blow, to give Woodview wha The 1% - length win gave Ave- Wills, 2b; Tom 3b; McMahon, cf; at/Copeland, 1b; D. Weldon, c; he, Elliott, 1f; Ulrich, rf; Boyce, p; od|Banks, p in 5th; Hubble, rf in ue |4th; Ted O'Connor, batted in 9th. don, ss; down. + Frain Don Sutherin added a convert Dick, pitching for C ht blood in the Oshawa Minor Soft-| proved to be their winning mar- ball Association's Midget gin. League championship finals. With Hobbs not as effective The teams move back to Fern- as the previous night, Genosha hill Park this evening to re- Aces nicked him for two runs in {play the 10-inning 3-3 game, the the second inning on a walk to [series opener. If Fernhill wins|Norris, a single by Nelson with (tonight, to even the round, the one out, another hit by Mason, third and deciding game will be a wild pitch and a passed ball. |was a key factor in the win. played on Thursday evening, 6.15 Norris walked again to open [20-point B.C. third quarter, but and a 22-yard field goal and Ha- bounced back in the final min- milton's other two points came utes of the game with theirion a safety touch when the fourth touchdown to send the Lion's Neal Beaumont bobbled westerners home with a 0-3 won-|a Hamilton punt at his goal line lost record. and was chased into the end The Lions made it an inter-/zone by Hal Patterson. esting game in the second half] The Lions, directed all night after trailing 12-0, but the big/by quarterback Jim Walden, Ticats tightened up in the pinch went on a third-quarter ramp- to open their campaign on a age for three touchdowns by winning note. |Willie Fleming, Vern Lofstrom Quarterback Bernie Faloney, |and Von Vicic. George Grant who remained with Tiger-Cats| kicked two conversions and mid- after the now-famous Sam Et-/way through the final quarter {cheverry deal with Montreal|they added a single when Ti- fell through, fired three touch-| cats' Paul Palmer was smeared down passes. But the real he-|by five tacklers in the Hamilton lend zone on a punt by Beau- | Once Defeated | Bobby Jones | pitched football into the air. Faloney clicked on 20 of 33 at- MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)--|{om i bans pts for a whopping 411 yards Willie Macfarlane, gentlemanly |, 4 Walden made : good on 16 conqueror 9 Bobby Jones In lof 29 for 301. Ticats outrushed piayo Hal e Lt es ates the Lions 82-32 and moved the Ty of 'an apparent' heart |Y2rdsticks 22 times against 14 Jones was virtually his only Iclaim to headline fame although cades for his teaching, his abil-| iity to hit the ball and his un-|By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sachusetts for a vacation in|Art Garcia, 150%, Oakland, 1925 and participated in the Calif. 5. Jones were deadlocked at 291. [pointed Gene (Stringbean) Les- primarily because Jones hadjje 155 New Orleans, 10. Was Shon. He playoff to/ Danny Brown, 127%, Philippines round, Macfarlane won, with 72| to Jones's 73. mont. Rain pelted down for about 30 minutes shortly before the game started and despite the greasy footing, Faloney and Walden attack, He was 72 {for the westerners. Macfarlane's victory over FIGH LAST the Scottish - born pro was known in golf circles for de failing courtesy. ; Sacramento, Calif. -- Terry He brought his family to Mas- Smith, 157, Sacramento, stopped Open at Worcester as a lark. | Beaumont, Tex. -- Al Villa- At the end of 72 holes he and fara, 156, Bogalusa, La, out: charged himself a stroke after! poo ory Herman Duncan his ball had moved just as he 126%, ~ Los Angeles, stopped break the tie, the two still were |" tied at 75. In a second 18 - hole SINGULAR GAIT Persons in the Hebrides is- He chalked up the impressive total of 17 strikeouts in the 7- inning contest, fanning three |batters in the 2nd, 3rd, 6th and |7th frames. | | It took until the 6th inning | for Nipigon to snap their string of goose-eggs. Hamilton opened | with a safe bunt and B. Wilson singles and Hamilton scored when R. Wilson was safe on an outfield error. With the tying runs in position, Dick struck out the next three batters to shut off the rally and fanned the side, 1, 2, 3, in the 7th to clinch the win. He gave up only four hits. R. Wilson, pitching for Nipi- gon, was not quite as impres- sive but almost as effective, as he gave up only three hits, but the same number of runs. McQuade walked with one out in the first inning and scored later, via a sacrifice and a second, was forced by Herring- ton and then two walks and a bunt by Reid scored Herrington for a 2-0 lead. The winners got their final run in the third, on a walk to Healey, followed by a passed ball and a wild pitch. | Neighborhood Park wild pitch. Dick singled in the | | | SPORTS CALENDAR _ TODAY'S GAMES | SOFTBALL | Beaches Major Fastball eague -- Eddie Black's vs Osh-| awa Tony's, at Alexandra Park, | 8.15 p.m. | Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Kiwan- is Bantam League) -- Kingside at Rundle; College Hill at Lake! Vista; Nipigon at Sunnyside. All! games at 6.30 p.m: (Kiwanis hill Park, 6.30 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series. Midget League Championship Finals -- Woodview Park at Fernhill Park, 6.15 p.m.; re-play of first game of series. UAW League -- Karn's Drugs vs Black's Men's Wear, at Alex- andra Park, 6.00 p.m. West Darlington = Pee League Courtice "B" Maple Grove, 6.30 p.m. OASA Midget -- Pickering vs Scarboro, at Highview Park, Scarboro, 8.00 p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series. OASA Senior "B" -- Oshawa Heffering's vs Whitby Abner's, at Whitby, 8.15 p.m.; 1st game of 2-out-of-3 series. OASA Inter. "C" Port Wee at Softbali Results foe Park Pee Wees de- fe fed Rundle Park 14-5 last night at Storie Park and Sunny" side Park Bantam girls won a 19-3 decision over Southmead, at Southmead diamond. : Wright pitched the win for Storie. Moak's triple in the fourth and Wilson's homer in the sixth were the big blows for the losers, with R. Shrigley, Lack and L. Shrigley also batting well. Perry vs Pickering, at Picker- ing, 8.15 p.m.; 1st game of 2- out-of-3 series. OASA Inter. "AA" -- Oshawa Tony's Vendors at Peterborough {8.00 p.m. 1st game of 2-out-of-3 | series. BASEBALL | Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc. (Pee Wee League Playoffs) -- Gower's Realty vs Oshawa Auto |Trim, at Alexandra Park, 6.00 |SOCCER Clarke - Darlington Twp. | | p.m. sharp, at Alexandra Park. the fourth and advanced on an |infield out and scored when | Mason again singled. In the 7th, Mason got his third hit of the night, advanced on an error throw by the third baseman and scored later on an STRIKE EARLY Woodview Park boys struck early last night,. scoring four| runs in the first inning. Dick| Barnoski homered, as the sec-| ond batter then Kocho was safe : 5 on an infield error. With two put (1, Diow BY Mosier. eal] Pipher got a life on another £5 8th Gaskell opened ne i ries Hot d. Hono Fine triple and scored on Flintoff's and so did Vasko, to complete Sin8le- the four-run rally when Bradley BIG HITTERS crossed the plate. M a s on, with. three-for-four, Kocho doubled after two were was Fernhill's est batter in plus an infield error at 3rd base, |ties. Kocho, McNamee and on Pipher's grounder. Vasko each had a pair for the Mason, who replaced Flintoff| winners. {as Fernhill's pitcher in the sec-| FERNHILL -- Mosier, rf; ond inning, held Woodview offi Vernon, 2b and ss; Gaskell, 1b; {lino Gomez his second victory of the day. Gomez, leading rider at Fort Erie with 44 vic- tories, scored on Les Lear's irco War in the fifth to re- turn $8.70. The daily double of More Water, winner of the first race, and Time Marches in the sec- ond, returned $129.50. TITANS MAKE TRADE | BEAR MOUNTAIN, NY. |(AP)--New York Titans Tues- day acquired halfback Dick Christy, former all - American halfback from North Carolina state, from Oakland Raiders of the American Football League for offensive end Dave Ross. Christy played with Boston Pa- triots last year. Norris, 1f; Flintoff, p and cf; |Nelson, 3b and 2b; Mason, cf Bantam OASA out, in the second inning and|this game with five other play-|and p; T. Zarown: + : : ' 5 | pT. y, c; Elm- Finals) -- Radio Park at Fern-|scored on a single by McNamee ers sharing their other five safe- hurst, ss; March, 3b in 2nd. WOODVIEW -- Taylor, cf; Dick Barnoski, 1b; Kocho, 3b; McNamee, ss; Pipher, 2b; Brad- ley, rf; Hobbs, p; Vasko, c; Elliott, I. only 30 minutes from BAY, EXOTIC TRINIDAD Caribbean lterday but Yankees and Whitey Ford lost to Chicago 2-1 and Tigers gained with a double win over Orioles. Jones lost only one other ma- {jor playoff in his career -- to Johnny Farrell in the 1928 Open. land of Tiree are said to have a peculiar walk from fighting against conctant wild winds. The winners scored five runs in the first inning and wound League (Semi-Final Playoffs)-- up with a six-run splurge in the Hampton at Bowmanville, 7.00 to swift giants of the ar, Tobago is now I within the reach of most vacationers. On this Oshawa Bowlers Lose Trophy Final TORONTO (CP) -- A rink] skipped by Aubrey Pope of Port Semi-Final Credit has won the Eaton Gold] Watkin 20; Toronto Glebe Ma- Trophy, top prize in the pro- nor, T. Mawson, 13. vincial lawn bowling tourna- Third Round 'ment. Watkin 14; Toronto Runny- . Pope defeated Gord Watkin of mede, T. James, 11. Belleville 23-7 after leading 19-0 Pilot Insurance Trophy going into the ninth end. Semi-Final . Alf Llewellyn skipped his New| Cochrane 13; Toronto Kodak, Toronto rink to the Robert/E. Cockshoot, 11. Simpson Trophy with a 22-9 vic-| Quarter-Final tory over a rink skipped by W.| Cochrane 18; Kingston, E. T. Robson of Toronto Morningside. | Dennison, 13. . Alex Ferguson's Toronto High| High Park, A. Ferguson, 17; Park rink defeated Oshawa's F.|Prescott, S. Bowers, 13. Cochrane 22-11 to take the Pilot] Kew Beach, G. McLennan, 15; Insurance Trophy. Grimsby, C. Lewis, 9. * The Parker Trophy was won Parker Trophy by Montreal's John Henderson First Round who beat Toronto Kew Beach's, Toronto Withrow, Archie Jack Shields 17-6. skip, Hender-|Mayo, 13; Caledonia, W. Salkeld son; vice, Jimmy Forbes; 2nd, |10. George Knox; lead, Kevin Bro-!| London Fairmont, J, Walkin, phy. The Kew Beach losers|16; Ottawa, W. E. Grant, 7. were: skip, Shields; vice, Fred] Kew Beach, J. Shjelds, 16; Taylor; 2nd, Bill Cruise; lead, |Lindsay, W. Fomley, 11. Ray Ambler. | Montreal, J. Henderson, 13; + The Dunlop Trophy went to|Lindsay, F. Elsden, 10. Jim Black's Mimico rink, which Dunlop Trophy flowned Bob Reid's Kew Beach Quarter-Final entry 18-11. Today, 128 bowlers start the gara Falls, N.Y., E. Lewis, 10. lirst round of the Seagram's First Round Trophy, first event singles' Toronto Norwood, George prize. Tomlin, 20; Cornwall, J. E. Rou "Other. results Tuesday in- lea, 6. sluded: Quincey, Mass., J. McArthur, SALE pA " Eaton Gold Trophy BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS 54.55 .495 14 Chicago 46 65 41423 Philadelphia 30 82 .2 68 39% 7740 .658 | Tuesday's Results 7542 641 2 [Pittsburgh 1 Milwaukee 4 6753 .558 1114 |Philadelphia 5 Chicago 6 8057 51317 [Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 2 6057 51317 |St. Louis 2 San Francisco 3 57 64 47122 Today's Probable Pitchers 5166 .436 26 | Cincinnati (Purkey 13-7 and 5167 .432 2615 [O'Toole 112) at Los Angeles {Washington 4867 41728 |(Podres 15-3 and Craig 4-6 or Kansas City 4275 .35035 |or Perranoski 6:2) (N) | Tuesday's Results St. Louis (Sadecki 10-5) at Chicago 2 New York 1 San Francisco (Sanford 8-6) ago oy om Pittsburgh (Friend 12-13) at Baltimore 0-2 Detroit 2-3 ; [Kansas City 4 Minnesota 9 Milwaukee Span 12-12) Boston 8 Cleveland 0 iladelphia (Short 43) at hy {Chicago (Cardwell 9-10 Los Angeles 8 Washington 7 | 20 ae 3 Today's Probable Pitchers . Chicago (Pierce 7-7) at New columbus ip Fd on {York (Sheldon 8-3) Charleston 67 52 | Baltimore (Pappas 8-6) at De- pao 87 57 |troit (Foytack 7-7) Toronto 61 63 Boston (Stallard 1-1) at Cle: po hoster 60 66 |veland (Perry 8-10) (N) |Jersey City 57 63 Los Angeles (McBride 9-9) at|pichmond 56 67 .455 21 |Washington (Donovan 8-8) (N)™ (syracuse 4879 37831 Kansas City (Shaw 7-11) at Tuesday's Results Minnesota (Ramos 9-13) (N) pqronto 3 Jersey City 4 National League Buffalo 5-2 Charleston 1-7 x pe Pet GBL |Rochester 0-1 Columbus 1-3 , = |Syracuse 3 Richmond 4 7146 607 1 | Today's Games By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League W L Pct. GBL Pittsburgh |New York Detroit Baltimore |Chicago |Cleveland | Boston Los Angeles | Minnesota .624 563 8 .540 10%, 492 16%; .476 181, A475 18% {Los Angeles |Cincinnati iSan Francisco 6150 .550 8 sixth. Walks proved Moak's downfall with Bilinski, Wright, who homered, and Hercia all hitting well. At Southmead, pitcher Hor- rigan couldn't halt the Sunny- side girls. They scored five truns in the first inning and six more in the second stanza and had another five-run rally in the fourth. Gillingham, with a homer, triple, double and single, was Sunnyside's big batter. with Chapman, Cherkas, Brown, Powell and Turner all hitting well. The losers, Kennedy scored all three of their runs and was the best at the plate, with Large, Pelow and Samkovas all giving good help. YESTERDAY'S STARS |By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching: Joey Jay, Cincin- |nati Reds, shut out the first- {place Los Angeles Dodgers on | |three singles over the last eight p p.m. GAMES FOR THURSDAY {SOFTBALL [ | 'Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Midget| League Championship Finals)-- | 3rd game of series, Woodview | Park vs Fernhill Park, at Alex-| andra Park, 6.15 p.m. sharp (to| be played, only if necessary). | Kiwanis Bantam League -- OASA Elimination Finals | Fernhill Park vs Radio Park, at {Connaught Park, 6.30 p.m.| | sharp; 3rd and deciding game of | |series -- if necessary, | UAW League -- Horne's Esso | Station vs Town and Country, at| Alexandra Park, 1.00 p.m. Inter-County League -- Hou- daille vs Merchants, at Lake- view Park; Crawford's vs Dodd's, at Alexandra Park, west diamond. Both games at 6.30 .m. OASA Juvenile "A" -- Peter- borough vs Oshawa Willis |Motors, at Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m.; 2nd game of series. | OASA Inter. "A" -- Oshawa Maclean's Esso vs Brooklin Stevenson's Motors, at Brooklin, 8.15 p.m.; 1st game of series. West Darlington Pee Wee oD. You high, dining und °° Summer rates are } fin . 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Hitting: Frank Malzone, Bos-| SOCCER ton Red Sox, drove in three| Oshawa and District League-- runs with two homers and three Kickers vs Thistle, at 6.30 p.m., {singles in five at-bats in an 8-0|and Strila vs Hollandia, at 8.00 {American League victory over|p.m.; -both games at Kinsmen | | Kew Beach, R. Reic, 17; Nia. Milwaukee 5951 .586 9% 'St. Louis 5756 .504 13 16; Owen Sound, H. Whitehall, 8 Lewis 16; Toronto Glebe Ma- nor, W. Green, 10. . Toronto at J. City 2 (N) | Syracuse at Charleston (N) Rochester at Columbus (N) American Association Tuesday's Results Denver 10 Omaha 1 Houston 0 Leuisville 1 'Dallas-F. W. 7 Indianapolis 11 (Cleveland Indians. PORTABLE BARBERS Barbers in India carry clip {pers and other equipment in | waist belts and even shave cus- tomers in their beds. Civic Memorial Stadium. LACROSSE f OLA Senior League (Semi: Final Playoffs) Brampton | Ramblers vs Brooklin Hille at Brooklin Arena, 8.30 |2nd game of series. s ' TRINIDAD AND TOBAG i p.m.; For illustrated folders write to O TOURIST BOARD