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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, May 23, 1963 97. Harvey Branch Hurls Another 1-0 Squeaker By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS| } It seems that southpaw Har- vey Branch is making a habit of pitching 1-0 baseball victories for the Atlanta Crackers. Branch has hurled three such victories this season, his latest BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS Rochester 3 In lis 2 . (Only games scheduled) SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY SOFTBALL Oshawa Minor Softball Asso- ciation meeting, at Simcoe Sanford And Haller A Winning Batiery year, is called "an reagsseigs B by Giants because he keeps his fl book listing batter's|Los Angeles strengths and weaknesses. It's ei no doubt been helpful to San- W ford, who now has a 7-8 record ls © " with five complete games an Minnesota 3 sont 1 Chicago New York Boston times so far this season. Not a Cleveland bad performance for a young- ster from Lockport, Ill., who got his start one day when Papa Haller raided the cookie jar and a $68 on baseball equip- men By MIKE RA Press Sports a wien Jack Sanford freely admits he owes much of his pitching suc- cess to Tom Haller, the other half of San Francisco Giants' thinking man's battery. 19 23 1452 6%4 17 21 447 6% Stability Power Luxury a Sanford took care of f the pitch- fng, Haller took care of the brainwork and chipped in with eome brawn by hitting the firs' d slam homer of his ma- lor league career Wednesday as the National League leading Giants . whipped Philadelphia Phils 10-2. "We won another," Sanford will yell after returning to the clubhouse, then will expain that means "Haller and me, you don't think I could do it all by myself, do you? Tom may call some pitches you wonder about, but they work." The triumph against Phillies kept Giants one game ahead of hg runner - up Los Angeles ti Dodgers, who won their eighth straight by beating New York Mets 7-3. behind Don Drysdale's two-hit pitching. CARDINALS DEFEATED The third-place Chicago Cubs edged fourth-place St. Louis Cardinals 7-6 in 11 innings and Pittsburgh Pirates downed Houston Colts and Don Notte- bart 4-3, The Cincinnati-Milwau- kee game was postponed due to cold weather. a 2.45 earned run average. last year's 25-game winner a 5-4 record, was a rather unusual affair in which both hits were homers Duke Snider connected for Mets in the second and Tim Hark- ness a native of Lachine, Que., hit one in the seventh with a man on. 12 games in their most success- ful home stand since the club moved to Los Angeles in 1958, put 'it away early against Carl Willey. Tommy Davis hit a two- Drysdale's two-hitter, giving by former Dodgers. Dodgers, who have won"ll of Los Angeles 7 Cleveland 6 Hall, 8.00 p.m. Chicago 9 Washington 3 a 1 Baltimore 2" Baltimore (Roberts 24) N. San Francisco 26 15 Los Angeles Chicago St. Louis Kansas City 7 New York 8 Today's probable pitchers Washington (Osteen 0-3) at _-- WL Pet, GBL 634 -- 610 1 513 512 5 500 5% 500 5% 19 21 475 6% 25 16 20 19 21 20 18 18 19 19 Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Oshawa City and District Assoc. Official Opening -- Osh- awa Major League (South Division) -- Bad Boys vs Scu- gog Cleaners, at 6.30 p.m. and Heffering's Imperials vs Mc- Lean's Esso, at 8.15 p.m. Both games at Alexandra Park, Northern Division -- People's Clothing vs Port Perry, at Porg Perry, 8.15 p.m. and Brooklin Concrete vs Genosha Aces, at Bathe Park, 6.30 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa and District League Rangers vs Italia, at Kinsmen opening game of an Interna. which the Crackers swept from the Arkansas Travelers. Branch, now boasting a 4-0 rec- ord, has had sterling relief from Bobby Tiefenauer and both times in the ninth inning. Tief- enauer saved Branch Wednes. day night with a ninth-innig double play. cap by a 3-2 margin, thus in. creasing their Southern Division lead over Indianapolis to four being Wednesday night in the But in two of the decisions, The Crackers won the night- OMC17 "17 feet of new boating ideas Philadelphia 17 21 436 8 Houston 18 24 .429 8 New York 16 25 .390 10 Results Wednesday St. Louis 6 Chicago 7 hiladelphia 2 San Francisco 10 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 New York 3 Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati at Milwaukee ppd, cold Today's Probable Pitchers St. Louis (Broglio 4-1) at Chi- cago (Ellsworth 5:2), Cincinnati (Purkey 1 - 0) at Milwaukee (Spahn 6-2). Only games scheduled, International League Southern Division W L Pct. GBL 24 14 632 -- 21:19 525 4 17 17 500 § Jacksonville 18 20 .474 6 Columbus 12 25 .324 11% Northern Division Buffalo 19 14 .756 -- Syracuse 17 16 .515 2 Rochester 18 17 514 2 Toronto 17 18 .486 3 Richmond 14.17 452 4 Results Wednesday Little Rock 0-2 Atlanta 1-8 Richmond 0 Jacksonville 1 Buffalo at Syracuse ppd, rain games. LOSE TO CHIEFS The Indians dropped a 3-2 de- cision to Rochester of the North. ern Division, and. Jacksonbille -- Richmond 1-0 in other ac. tion. Southpaw Bill Short had a one-hit shutout going for Roch. ester until the eighth. The In- dians scored on singles by Ken Berry and Don Buford, with a walk in between. Charley Smith's home run in the ninth accounted for the other tally. The Red Wings scored in the fifth, seventh and eighth. Georges Maranda struck out 11 and walked only two for Jacksonville while holding Rich- mond to five hits. Civic Memorial Stadium, 8,00 run homer in the first inning me burst. Puts lmost mos on May 30, 1956, but it was a high fly that hit on the way down, The blow off Fischer was still rising and would have sailed out of the Stadium if it hadn't hit the concrete and dropped into the third deck. |. Yankees chased starter Ted "The hardest ball I ever hit,"/Bowsfield who' had given up Mantle said. ,only one run in the previous 18 "The hardest ball I ever saw/j innings, in a seven-run second hit," said Jimmy Dykes, Kan-linnings. The uprising featured sas City coach who has spent two singles by Joe Pepitoe and ag ag Bang pcre hottom|*me erratic field by Athletics. of the 11th inning, and rescued|_ Yankees returned the compli- 7 ¥. _{ment when the As erupled foi iuce, Yankene'sad Biome ose, inthe eighth, making their first errors in six games. lead with the assistance of ; some rare infield errors. A two-run homer by Gino Ci- moli started the scoring for the REMAIN IN FRONT As, who had been held to three Haller, a 25 - year - old left- They worked 24 times last handed swinger who hit .261 last year and they've worked seven Mickey Mant One In Orbit By JIM BECKER Associated Press Sports Writer Mickey Mantle's hero is his fellow Oklahoman, spaceman Gordon Cooper. Mantle was 'watching televi- sion Wednesday afternoon as Cooper was honored by a Man- hattan ticker tape parade for his 22-orbit 'flight. Wednesday night Mickey almost launched his own space missile. Mickey crashed a letter-high CAHA Reiuses Northern Ont. FRIDAY LACROSSE Oshawa Green Gaels vs St. Catharine's Athletics, at St. Catharines, 8.15 p.m. SOFTBALL Beaches Major Fastball League -- Oshawa Tony's vs Randall-Roy, at Kew Beach Gardens, 8.00 p.m. YESTERDAY'S STARS Batting--Mickey Mantle, Yan- kees, hit homer in 11th inning for 8-7 victory over Kansas City, the ball hitting the 117-foot high facade in the third tier at Yankee Stadium, some 500 feet away, and just missing becom. ing the first ball ever hit out of the spacious -park. Pitching--West Stock, Orioles, pitched three innings of hitless relief ball, preserving Steve Barber's eighth triumph in 2-1 victory over Detroit. fast ball thrown by Kansas City's Bill Fischer against the facade of the right field roof in Yankee Stadium, 117 feet up and 500 feet away. It was the closest any man has ever come to hitting a fair ball out of Yan- kee Stadium. 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Only representatives of Ot- tawa and Maritimes Hockey As. sociations voted in favor of making the NOHA a full branch member on a par with the OHA. Baltimore Orioles and Chi- cago White Sox, tied for first place in the American League one game ahead of Yankees, kept pace with victories. Orioles won 2-1 over Detroit Tigers, as Steve Barber notched his eighth win, tops in the me- jors. White Sox trounced Wash- ington Senators 9-3, while ex- manager Mickey Vernon sat in the press box and the new man- ager, Gil Hodges, who will take over today, watched from the stands. Los Angeles Angels squeaked past Cleveland Indians 7-6 in 11 innings and Minnesota Twins trimmed Boston Red Sox 3-1. hits for seven innings, Ed Charles tied the score with a two-out ninth inning homer. The win was the eighth for Yankees in their last nine. Barger, a 24-year-old ieft- hander, failed to finish for the first time in eight starts. 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