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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 23, 1961 * . 1 | NYE EEE Maris Hits No. 50 | ORT ee | | | TODAY'S GAMES 'Bantam OBA ! u a { | O08 ose SOFTBALL Oshawa Legion's Oshawa | | 'Oshawa Minor Assoc.: (Ki- Dairy Bantams blanked Peter |wanis Bantam League) -- .| borough Bantams 6-0 t | By ED WILKS who failed to connect as the An-|Luis Arroyo for a homer in the side at College Hill: io Ab Kinsm n Civie Memorial § i Associated Press Staff Writer|gels shaved the Yankees' league|eighth inning for the final run. Radio; Sunnyside at Southmead. | dium, to even up their OBA One home run every 10.09 at-!lead over the second - place De-| THREE HIT HOMERS OASA Bantam Playoffs -- Playoff round at one win apiece. bats. That will do it. [troit Tigers to two games has! Detroit also won with homers, (3rd and deciding game of ser- Corneal pitched the shutout for pas the pace Roget Maris 46 homers. two - run shots by Rocky Col-\jasy -- Oshawa Fernhill Park Jehana Dairy, u neat two-hitter, s to k \ OX avi i 3 pr on {In which he struc . % games to PE Ruth's TIGERS CLOS EIN Fring ii Ti hep hi Ke (ys Port Perry, at Pol Perey. | lock City a oy home run record after hitting! , The Tigers closed in on the|pniieping performance by Paull OASA Midget Playoff {control ail the way. He gave up his 50th Tuesday night as New| Yankees by winning their fifth\poyiack (8.8). Jim Grant (12-7)! peterborough Be 0 HD W a. only two walks, hit one batter York Yankees lost 4-3 to Los Straight game, 8-1 at Cleveland.|yqq the loser oo or oroug CW Sawa ig and his mates had two errors. Angeles Angels. The third - place Baltimore Or-|" Nojjie Fox drove in the tying new an "2 Hi YI ar ¢| Pilley got a single for the visi- With his two - run, sixth-inn.|ioles lost 3-2 in 10 innings t0{ryn with a sacrifice fly in the 3 ore » samme "tors 'to open the fourth inning ling shot off righthander Ken Kansas City Athletics, Chicago seventh inning and then won for UAW Te ague -- Black's and got as far as second base. | McBride, Maris went 13 games| White Sox took over fourth spot|ih. 'White Sox when he singled|Men's Wear vs Horne's Esso, [in the 7th inning, Robertson ahead of Ruth's record-60 pace DY beating Minnesota Twins 4-3 with two men out in the ninth|at Alexandra Park. east dia. Walked and Curtes singled, then of 1927. The young slugger and Boston Red Sox defeated ,painst Pedro Ramos (9-15).!mond and Kent's Western Tire] Beaith was safe on an eror, but needs only 11 more in the Yan- Washington Senators 3-2 in Don Larson (4-1) was the win. vs Town and Country at Alex.| With the bases loaded and no- kees' next 30 games to break "NINES. ner with 4 1-3 innings of four- andra Park. west diamond: both| ody out, Cornreal came up with the Babe's record within the o'- Maris' home run, a 420 - foot hit, shutout relief. s at 6.15 p.m. ine. effort, fanning Darwin games at p.m land Bean and getting McFad- en to ground out, Oshawa pot a run in the first ning when Baron opened with single, stole second and scored for an average of 3.7 a gs (hit a ninth - inning homer for s a fi Mi Pappas' JASA Inter "AA" Playoffs -- 00 a single by Elliott. The g a game ioles a tie, but Milt Pappas' OASA Inter "AA voffs [Dairy batiers kept getting the {Assuming he can avoid bases the other Yank rin (9-7) wild pitch set up the win- Trenton vs Oshawa Tony's Ven-| Rs on balls, Maris would have 111 The Angels, tying Minnesota ning run home in the 10th. Bill dors, at Alexandra Park, 8.15, 00d hit off Shrubb and also at bats in the remaining 30/for seventh place, ripped info Fischer (4-2) won in relief. p.m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of 3/50me walks but they didn't games on that basis, averaging Bill Stafford (10-7) for three, A two - out walk to Jackie|series. score again until the fourth, out to one home run every 10.09 runs in the first inning on a Jensen on a 32 pitch with the] OASA Pee Wee Playolfs -- when Corneal was safe on an at-bats -- a slower pace than leadoff triple by Albie Pearson bases - loaded forced in Bos. Courtice vs Oshawa Connaught|error, stole second, advanced on the 9.1 average he has set so and consecutive home runs by ton's winning run to beat Ben: Park, at Connaught Park, 6.00Baron's sacrifice and scored on far. Tee Thomas and Leon Wagner|inie Daniels (8-7). Mike Forn- p-m.; 2nd game of 2-out-of-3ia single by Elliott avalon re suitors sow in Sos Teammate Mickey Mantle, Earl. Averill tagged 'reliever'ieles (7-8) won in relief series In the seventh, the Oshawa Tr ---------- . OASA Intermediate "C" Play- boys staged a four-run rally to | ficial limit of 154 team decisions drive over the centre - field Marv Throneberry's two-run. Beaches Major Fastball & set by commissioner Ford fence, was his second in seven pinch homer in the eighth inn- League -- Oshawa Tony's vs|d Frick. games at Wrigley Field in Los|ing broke up a three - hit shut/Dependable Caterers, at Kew|. 4 ; In 124 games this season, Angeles and ruined a shutout out for Kansas City starter Beach Gardens, Toronto, 8.151 | | Roger has been at bat 455 times by McBride, (10-10). Yogi Berra Norm Bass and gave the Or- p.m {2 i i ! offs -- Pickering and Portigajt the victory. Waite walked io A ; 5 i: e i , iii BP £5 CL ABN Park, 8.00 p.m.; 3rd and decid- doubled and Willoughby singled. MURAL DECORATES CANADA'S 'HOCKEY HALL OF FAME Giants Zoom Up As asa, Rr The speed and body contact | ors on this 32 ft. x 12% ft. | Canadian National Exhibition | on his work, prior to the open- ava {Hen Minor Assert safe on ertors (Pee Wee League Finals) -- Ca- 5¢ of t kay | mural, one of the premier | grounds, Artist and designer | ing of the Exhibition last Fri € e ] » Swart eac he game ol hockey are | gocorations in Canada's new | Ronald Satox is shown here | day. 0 eIsS © S um nadian Tire vs Gower Realty, [iliott and Tvalt ach had 3 boldly depicted in strong col- | "Hockey Hall of Fame", in the | as he put the finishing touches | --(CP Wirephoto.) ' at Alexandra Park, 6.00 p.m.; la triple but the best man at the Perry, at Brooklin Community and so did Zak then Brooks linia ; -out-of-3 series. 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series | plate was Brooks with three two- HERE FRIDAY By ED WILKS Giants suddenly have perked the second game. Willie Me- SOCCER baggers in four trips. | Associated Press Staff Writer up, winning nine of 11 and five Covey belted a pair of solo| Clarke - Darlington League PITERBOROUGH -- Pilley, i P Do San Francisco Giants|in a row with a 12-2 and 5-3/home runs in the first game as|Semi-Finals -- Zion at Cour-gy. "Reid, ss; Robertson, 3b; 0 h Bl I Will have "the little. 'miracle of Svablereader Bucress over first- the Giants collected 20 hits, tice, 2nd game of 2-out-of3 ser- Curtes, 1b; Beaith, rf; Darwin, i place Cincinnati Tuesday night. ies of: Mackness, If; McFadden, ¢; & siiawa Diue imps wi Sheabb, Tole Frisco Bay" in mind as a se- Dace pall Taos: igh and Orlando Cepeda socked his quel to "the little miracle of| That jumped the Giants within 35th home run in the nightcap. LAWN BOWLING Shrubb, p; Foley, 3b in 7th; By Geo. H. Campbell > . Coogan's Bluff" which they jive mes of the Reds. whe Southpaw Mike McCormick! Annual General Motors Gold|Hollard, rf in 8th; Bean, If in : 4 staged back in New York 10 * lost three straight for the|(10-12), the Giants' only loser|Cup Tournament (Men's Rinks|7th and Shaw, p in 7th. SPORTS EDITOR 0 en Junior Grid Season years ago? first time in a month, in their last 14 games, got into Open), at Oshawa Lawn Bowl-| OSHAWA DAIRY -- Baron, If; ' That off. Broadway. success ge . way between Cinclanali the swing of things with anling Club, 9.00 a.m. Elliott, rf; Ewart, cf; K. Brack. ' 3 . po" > : y tin fi "2 and San Francisco stand 1.0s eight - hit j i y 3 ite, ss; Zak, c; Brooks, Everything From Soup To Nuts TORONTO wp = re Jam The Big. four Argos, inter. of 1851 had them Soming rom Angeles Dodgers, who are 2% Sgn Toru ii ploy Ta GAMES FOR THURSDAY 2 Naite, 5 7a Corte ior) ig ; Four Footba on er. ested Jn unc overing as mu 3a games. chind on / ug. I1"cames back of the Reds after cap, but needed Stu Miller's re. SOFTBALL Foster, If in 7th rs p ence, testing ground for possible Canadian talent as possible, nailing a tie on the final day josing 5.4 at St. Louis. It was lief when Jerry Lv § PWSU Junior "A" Playoff ey MAJOR LEAGUE baseball fans are starting to future Toronto Argonauts play- subsidize the league, although of the season and whipping the the Dodgers' eighth consecutive three. . run. hor Lynch hit a PWSU. cl Yip Jy climb walls, as some fans are plunged into depths of ers, gets under way this week teams are encouraged to be Brooklyn Dodgers in a playoff defeat -- their longest skid ee = mn homer in the sixth (2nd mid y wi Voici 23 consecutive losses. despair as their favorites skid into a slump while others (With two new teams added to/sclf-sufficient for the National League flag. |since 1048 i 4 aning. awa EIR pein at Al. Dm. 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 are cavorting on "cloud nine" as their pets go zooming |13St year's five - club league.| Harold Smith, conference con-| At the moment, after slouch-| Pittsburgh Pirates rapped NEAL'S ERROR FATAL exandra Park. 800 p.m. |3enes. . : : ite § ie Burlington Braves, Lakeshore venor, said many clubs run i ir oe. 81. uames pred) oy Cardinals twice blew ZXANdra Park, 8.00 p.m. UAW League = Karn's Drugs up in a bid for a birth in the World Series. And just {0 gears, Balmy Beach Invicuts, draws and raffles fo raise fro in rd place 81% games Milwaukee Braves 4-1 and the , 1c aga! the Dodg 2 oh | OASA Midget Playoffs -- Osh- o "(yiawa Real Estate, at Al keep all the other baseball fans in the country on their Scarborough "Juniors and Osh- money and the attendance is in- ron. the lop wn Aug. al, fhe st ee Philadelpiia Die: put i away on a a jen awa Voodviey Park ys Ue exandra Park, 1.00 p.m. toes and running a fever of enthusiasm, we have Roger awa Blue Imps are slated to creasing every year behind Ai C Nigago { ins 5a ror by Charlie Neal in the ninth borough, i eter rough, S. LACROSSE Maris hitting his 50th homer yesterday in Los Angeles play a 10 - game schedule. Invictus opens the schedule BASEBALL Art Mahaffey pieling 9 inning. The Dodgers had tied it roy Face. OLA Senior Semi-Final Play- and Yankees still being beaten by the Angels 4-3. Maris The University of Toronto will at Oshawa Friday night. Lake. MAYS WALL wy 4-4 in the ninth on singles by Mahaffey (8-17), a 23 - year-|offs -- Brooklin Hilloeste vs now has 30 games left, for the 154-game limit that was i 2 foam on 2 or « game shore is at Buriington Saturgay STANDINGS ie ALLO Sa wo : Junior Gilliam, Duke Snider old right - hander who had lost| Brampton Ramblers, at Bramp- set, in which to collect 10 more home runs to tie Babe A ay a ori entries. rity Tot oie By gn 2 over from the Giants: oie and aly Moor: inle by Bill py rh Cu he Te ER CCER J Ruth's record and of course, one more for luck and a | -- - stat By THE CANADIAN PRESS Jor days set the pace with Mazeroski set off a three - run fg singled with one out in Oshawa and District League new all-time mark. And another conversation topic for ' . American League ive hits in the opener at Cin-|second inning for the Pirates, the first inning. Ed Bouchee-and -- Polonia vs Italia, at 6.45 p.m. REA Sl RR EAA r nl { ' W L Pct. GBL sinnall, one 8 two - run homer, |who had lost seven in a row Billy Williams were the only and Hungaria vs Peterborough owner of the Kesues City 47s, Charles O. Finley, fied 5 wine 1 Y New York 8242 661 -- (and then clinched the sweep to the Braves. Bob Buhl (9-9) other Cubs to reach base, both UEW, at 8.15 pm. Both games general manager Frank Lane, one of the games contro- | Detroit 8044 645 2 | hi ver home run, a two- was the loser while Joe Gibbon on walks. The Phils won their at Kinsmen Civic Mem versial figures. Lane has three years left in his con- Baltimore 72584 57111 (full Sao: in the sixth inning of | (9-8) won it with relief from El- second in a row after a record !Stadium. hd Chicago 64 60 .516 18 ~ -- ------------ tract and they'll pay him $50,000 per annum--to be rid F F k L Cleveland 63 61 .508 19 aE or in Ane ony nt x gon Cents iors ve | 4 AT@S FTAIK LANE [Goo G5 i EASY TERMS INES EASY TERMS 0s Angeles 5370 .431 281% "3 nf . » next spring training season rolls around KANSAS CITY (AP)=Frank est general manager in the Minnesota 5370 .431 2814 OSHAWA BLUE IMPS, this city's Junior football Lane, baseball's most talkative game. But Tuesday he bitterly washington ~~ 5071 41330% The time was never better! team, will have the honor of opening the 1961 Big Four a as Sismissed Toesiay) dose Fipea Lane as a failure With Kansas City ~ 4578 .366 36% The prices never lower! On Junior Conference schedule, here at Kinsmen Cive |City Athletics and said: "It's a| "In my book a general man: yo... Tucsiny's Resules QUALITY nationally adver- Memorial Stadium this Friday night. The visitors will [great relief. I knew it was com- ager is not only a man who ean 7ashiliglos 2 Boston 3 tised furniture and furnish. ? make a trade over the phone-- ings. Only a few deys loft be one of two new entries to this year's powerful Junior ing.' Minnesota 3 Chicago 4 football circuit, the Invictus Club of Toronto. Remember He was bounced by team |any damned fool can do that-- paiimare 0 Kansas City 1 te save the tax and meny . : WY y 'har 'F : ./but he must be able to oversee the days when the Blue Devils and Invictus used to have owner Charles 0° Finley for al thine. Lane did not do this New York 3 Los Angeles 4 AND MORE AT A dollars more, Goods pure I W ne oh 4 i " . every s those spirited gridiron struggles. Now it's to be the Blue legecly Spreading Jase Tumors and these other responsibilities wv day s Probable Pilchers at ehamed vow, wust be delivers ington ain 7- od before September Tat, to Imps vs the Invictus Juniors. This season in the league, fell with Friday and myself Oshawa Junior Football Club directors are confidently the TENE Spread fumed $ 3 over I was forced to let Joe Gor- Boston (Momnmyuelts Bi, at FURNITURE be tex free. Shop "Reliable" looking forward to their best season yet. Coach Bill [I went and read a newspaper I fon ED Bs manager because ii Chicago (Herbert 8-11) (N) and compare the values and Zock, a. hard taskmaster and one not easy to please, could see nothing but poison and Lane to work together. If I had New York (Ford 21-3) at Los STORE savings. is actually beaming these days. He had two full squads dirt that he had left behind," Tow pon ort know now, Angeles (Duren 5-11) (N) and a lot of extras, going at it hammer-and-tongs in the Finley said at a press confer, , !| Detroit (Kline 4.7) at Cleve- 8 g +4 1 th ence in' his Chicago insurance Gordon still would be my man 1and (Latman-9-3) (N) workout Monday night. They'll be doing the same to- , ns ager.' ; . A ; J rn Ben office. He appointed Pat Fri- Baltimore (Brown 9-4 or Fis- .PCE. TRADITIONAL DESIGN night, in the last tune-up before Friday's*big opening day, 37, a vice-president of the BAUER WILL STAY cher 6-11) at Kansas City (Shaw KNECHTEL DINETTE SET 2-pCE game here. Oshawa sports fans who would like to help |club and an official in his insur-| Finley fired Gordon June 19/811) (N) CHESTERFIELD SUITE support the Blue Imps are reminded that season's tickets ance business, to succeed Lane. and replaced him with Hank National League Solid gliv. 7 buttet. itch a bi are available--and one of the season's ticket-holders will Finley said one rumor Lane Bauer, then an outfielder with W L Pct. GBL olid eim. / pce. buitet, hutch, extension table, : hi get a pair of tickets to this year's Grey Cup game as a Started was that the Athletics, the Athletics, He said Bauer will| Cincinnati 7549 605 = 4 side chairs, quality craftsmanship, special 92" 4 seater sofa and chair, airfoam cushions, special prize--with the draw to be made at the game In last place in the American remain as manager Los Angeles 8943 590 214 # " ; y self decks, valance skirt, plastic arm caps. here Friday night League race, might be shifted Finley also made these San Francisco 6751 568 5 | Kaydura" scratch resistant fin- Reg. 299.50 to Dallas - Fort Worth as re- charges | Milwaukee 64 53 547 Th s . . * 2 BRIGHT BITS:- Toronto Leafs won a pair yester- ported in the Kansas City Star Dissension on the club can be|St. Louis 60 59 .504 121% ish. Reg. 329.50 SPECIAL SPECIAL . .. thin . day and took a bi 'ste towards mak par f at least last week traced to Lane's issuing orders| Pittsburgh 5750 49114 f rth i Byep ions Ing sure 0. 8% ras Finley denied he plans to io Gordon and saying they came | Chicago ; 30 68 42422 rg place In the Internationa] Lesgie standing, with 006 the club and charged {wo!from Finley; He hired Lane on|Philadelphia 32 87 .269 40% i a our teams below them losing at least one game . . . Star baseball writers, who crit-|the recommendation of Mehl Tuesday's Resulls "ANDREW MALCOLM" DETROIT TIGERS won over the Indians again while |icized him, with accepting mo-|who, he says, now is criticizing | Chicago 0 Philadelphia 6 39" 3.PCE. / fullsize Yankees were losing to Angels and Tigers are only two ney from a former club owner, |the ownership unfairly; Lane ig-| Milwaukee 1 Pittsburgh 4 / x games back of RE xs now .-. oe ANTS ha the late Arnold Johnson nored his request that he (Fin-| San Fran. 12-5 Cincinnati 2-3 / Continental BEDROOM SUITE pATXATONE y ley) be consulted before any| Los Angeles 4 St. Louis 5 f \ . y . Is tinued their winning streak and with both Dodgers and DENY CHARGES trades were made; Lane urged Today's Probable Pitchers Bed X : Crafted in solid elm with famous "No- I a en: complete A I Cincy Redlegs hitting the skids in serious fashion--the The newspaper and two wril- him {o fire Bauer; Lane embar-| Chicago (Curtis 8-8) at Phila- Rg Smoodh aD Mar' finish; Double dresser, chest and 8 with plastic = covered National League pennant race is now a three-way rs, sports editor Ernest Mehl|rassed Bauer by verbally blast-|delphia (Owens 1-8) (N) a per I book bed. Quality at a lk spring mattress. Milwaukee (Cloninger 4-2 or % ookcase . olny 219 50 { L } affair . . . INGEMAR JOHANSSON has agreed to sign |2nd baseball reporter Joe Mc-jing him in front of his players / for 2 bout: with Sonny 'Liston. but lng they ay Guff, denied the charges. on a bus last week. Burdette 15-8) at Pittsburgh : low low price. Reg. 299.50 : 20.05 ' : ; J : L ) toed te Pian Lane, who came here from ~------------| (Francis 2-5) (N) couldn't get permission in the U.S.--the story states that joveland Indian s. also has San Francisco (Marichal 12-7) the fight is to be here in Canada. So who wants it? . ... gerved as general manager with Sh k H at Cincinnati (Jay 18-7) (N) BOOM BOOM Geoffrion has gone into the horse racing | Chicago White Sox and St. Louis oema er as Los Angeles (Drysdale 10-7) game. He bought a black filly named Pink Nightie, Yeah? Candin, : king. 1 Onl One Win 8 Bt: Louis Simmons 79 or 6-PCE. im m-------------- - ana -- --| Always a fast - talking, free- | Broglio 3- . wheeling trader of baseball Y Taemational League y DINETTE SUITE with Arm Chair L pat. GBL 3-PC. MATCHING Ds * . 3 { |players, he had followed the > : 2-PC Leafs V V in Pair same pattern in Kansas City. In I our Races Cojsnivys $4 i Aus oe f# LAMP GROUP \ Heat and strain resistant arborite tops on SNYDER SOFA. PORT He had a four-year contract and \ "anata PORES Charleston 72 5 ou 1 A i rfoom se r lwill be paid off on the remain. |. FORT ERIE (CP) -- Jockey pyffalo 73 60 54S § Latest style. Trilite and buffet and large extension table 5 ft. Airfogh seat: and back; 7 a 3 4 id 2 table lamps. . Fibreglas : . Willie Shoemaker, making a one Toronto 68.66 .! § hades. Walnut and cer- $i long. Three side chairs and one arm } ¢ A new trend in sitting B : St jing ¢ bree years at 150,000 a day visit here, rode four mounts | Rochester 6469 .48 iE amic bases. : : or 1g ep P ls It was an absolutely hopeless Tuesday and kept a crowd of Jersey City 6071 458 2° iow chair. Upholstered seats and backs. A avd Hewsing comfort. § 3 situation as far as I was con. 5108 in suspense before finally| Richmond 6071 458 23 : j Reg. 225.00 lade 4 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hit his seventh homer of the sea- cerned," Lane said. 'Those !2king the last race of the day|Syracuse ,. 1588 358 29.95 4 SPECIAL . 179.50 129.5 2 Buffalo Bisons are making a son off loser Ted Sadowski. whom I feel sorry for are the 7 Hooker. ) : Tuesday's Results Se & raat . determined bid for second place Steve Ridzik gave up only two baseball fans of Kansas City for| The amazing 20-year-old who Toronto 3-8 Syracuse 0-2 is the International League. hits in the second game, but having to put up with such an has been billed as North Amer-|Jersey City 4-2 Richmond 03 dn ai i one was a double by reliever operation as this." ica's perfect jockey won by a|Columbus 0 Charleston 1 re on their Siyth Senin Gerry Arrigo, which drove in a| Lane has no immediate plans head over Ruse de Guerre. Dad-! Buffalo 4 Rochester n BEDROOM AND LIVING RCOM MATS Brown shut out Rochester Red Pair of runs but would like to become gen. Wood was third. : Today's Games N) y iy 50% OFF Wings 4-0 on seven hits. It was Ben Mateosky's 10th homer eral manager of the White Sox Shoemaker, who has : been Toronto at Suracse 1) is i 5 0 the 20 - year - old righthand propelled the Marlins to victory. if Hank Greenberg vacates the aboard more than 4,000 winners Columbus at Charl n (2) (1 BE vc. "SKLAR" / as Lae. aria { post at the end of the season. and won more than $22,000,000,| Buffalo at Rochester (N) 4 CHESTERFIELD SUITE § JAndrew 'Molcolm er's second shutout in three All four hits yielded by Tiefen- I ; } i f % J 4 . had to make one of his st! J. City at Richmond (N) / 2 suites in one ki ; starts. The victory put the|auer ete singles. Bob Vealel}s SURPRISED come - from behind ne | American Association # Covered in Monsanto | TABLE LAMPS AND FLOOR LAMPS BEDROOM SUITE Herd one game behind the sec. Was the loser. | Friday said his appointment won in Hooker, who paid $3.50! Tuesday's Results i vinyl. ond a stoin-resits. 4 § Double dresser, chest, ond-spot Charleston Marlins. Former Virginian Zack Mon- was a surprise. to win dl e "7 Omaha 0 Dallas-F. W. 5 | a ae 25% OFF \ pare De NoMar* Toronto Maple Leafs swept a roe stopped his old teammates| "Mr. Finley called and said, Shoemaker finished fifth with Indianapolis 7 Houston L] 7 289.50. 4 : ; Reg. 339.00. pair from Syracuse Chiefs 3-0 on five hits in the opener. 'I've held a news conference Up Aunt Rae in the fourth SPECIAL fi Deal direct -- no outside financing -- Buy with con- : v | Louisville 9 Denver 10 .2: Charleston blanked the, Don Lock's tworun h r in Chic ay # race, | % fees { 21s, won cided the time. has come fo 209.50 fidence from Oshawa's oldest established home furnishers 3 . A A . 4 E 1 with Kay Roman in the League-leading Columbus Jets the ninth inning, his 21st, won cided the time has come for Second ird wi t alme . sixth and third with Janet Yates Giants' Matty Alou . . . Established 1927. 34 years of courteous service to the people of Oshawa and district. reversible foam cushions rry. SPECIAL 4 1-0 behind Bob Tiefenauer and for the Virginians in the night-|Frank Lane and me to have a in the seventh Richmond Virginians and Jer-|cap. Gary Blaylock won in re- parting of the ways. By the -- ha. sey City Jerseys split a double-|lief. way, you're the new al / y wis ew general over ricars For Lire | LOSt For Season? header. The Jerseys took the, _-- . -- manager.' CHICAC first game 4-0 and lost the "I'm just a rookie in the base- CASO (AP)--Michael E.| gow FRANCISCO (AP) nightcap 3-2. REMEMBER WHEN . .. ball business, but I've been in Conner, Detroit lightweight Matty Rigg aR Gi- FURNITURE TE Jim Frey and Jim Coker| By THE CANADIAN PRESS |it eight months and that's long boxer who fights under the|anic" rookie outfielder, under- COMPANY HONE 723.7928 rapped two-run homers off loser| Phil Pearson of Montreal was enough to know that we have Name of Baby Watusi, remains vent surgery on his right thigh| FHONE 7237928 ; 3 ri a triple w ir , he i te serious c : | Gordon Jones to provide the 2 ipl inner in the eastern a capable staff here. The job is IN serious condition, unable 10 [Tuesday and may be lost to the winning margin for Brown. ana fan tennis 'championships/a matter of management and speak or hear. Conner, 23, was|team for the rest of the scason. | | at Halifax 20 years ago today. getting along with others in the taken to hospital Monday night] pr G at said a blood] PRI R R H R D R | D ELS Ww ER GOES DISTANCE The former Vancouverite and organization.' uffering from a brain coneus- ve Dy i Wp pre hii : Wo ' . Ron Negray went the distance Davis Cup playe as . 4 Aan el : dbl uni "(vessel , e £ ti y p player was winner Finley, who bought the club sion. He collapsed shortly after|thigh had ruptured, causing for Toronto in the opener, scat- in the men's singles, men's last winter, hired Lane last Jan- | a 1 y . ) 4 gles, s las : ed Li st Jan- losing a four-round is 'ollec . ) tering five bits. Fritz Brickell| doubles and mixed doubles. n decision 10 blood lo collect under the mus- | [ff lam EASY TERMS IN EASY TERMS HER t 4 wv |uary and called him the "'gregt-|Johnny White of Chicago. |cles.