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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, May 30, 1963 Willie Mays | Saves Giants Even JIM HACKLEMAN League game, Bill White' fe Press Sports Writer Imagine! Willie Mays with ihe "good field, no hit" tag. Wondrous Willie is suffering drough what is undoubtedly the roughest slump of his career at bat. But San Francisco Giants' brilliant center fielder still shows the old-time sparkle on lense. 'After a third straight hitless game Wednesday night that his average to ,243, Mays made a clutch contribu tion with a spectacular catch, in the bottom of the ninth inning at Cincinnati, He crashed into the wall in center, holding-on for a one-handed grad of pinch hitter Ken Walter's long drive that helped preserve Giants' 5-4 decision over Reds, homer with one out in the last of the 10th gave St. Louis Car- dinals a 3-2 victory over Hous- ton Colts. HITS 10TH HOER Bailey, who is batting 329 and has 29 runs batted in on 28 hits, powered Giants into a 5-1 lead when he poled his 10th homer with two on in the sixth inning. Reds picked up a second run against Juan Marichal in the seventh, then the right- hander was replaced by Pierce after' Marty Keough's two-run homer with one out in the! eighth. Pierce saved Marichal's sev-| enth victory in 10 decisions, holding Reds hitless the rest of the way--with the aid of Mays' sjtion five warmup pitches fn the fourth. White's homer nailed down Cards' sixth victory in their last seven games, breaking a tie created when Colts scored a run in the eighth on doubles by Brock Davis and Al Spangler. Howie Goss had a homer for Houston, his third in two games and eighth of the wed The Dodgers-Bray s match, held up once in the fourth by |the fog, was finally called in after a 52-minute wait in the jseventh, SPORTS Pee OL ee Slugging sensation Ed Bailey dazzling catch, rapped a three-run homer and} Billy Pierce did a tight bit of|barbs, Loser Bob relief pitching in Giants' victory,|ejected in the fourth inning yi T which boosted their Nationall/arguing about a pitch, Chuck| SOFTBALL League lead to 1% games over|Hiller was thrown out for heck-| Los Angeles Dodgers. ling from Giants' bench, of heavy fog in the top of the|with the umpires over a call. seventh inning with the score) As a topper, header July 21, ' |protest because Marichal In the only other National thrown more than the regula- It was a ag filled with ord Purkey ae and| Assoc. Dodgers' game with Braves at/manager Al Dark of San Fran-| | Hefferi Milwaukee was called because|cisco got into a heated dispute] manager Fred|Cleaners vs Maclean's Esso, at tied 3-3 and will have to be re-|Hutchinson of Reds announced] Alexandra played as part of a double-|he was playing the game under| (Northern Division) had|Concrete_vs People's Clothing CALENDAR ODAY Oshawa City and _ District -- (Southern Division)-- ng's Imperials vs Bad Boy Appliance, at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m. and Scugog Park, 8.15 p.m. -- Brooklin pieetbless: CORNERING THE DERBY MARKET day. The French-owned Relko, fifth from right, with French champion Jockey Yves Saint- Martin up, came out of the pack to win the mile and a The field thunders around Tattenham Corner, with four furlongs to go, in the 184th running of the English Derby at Epsom, England, Wednes- half race, The' victory was worth' $98,947.40 to Relko's owner, Francois Dupre. --(AP Wirephoto) at Bathe Park, 6.30 p.m. and Port Perry v ging Aces, "SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR BASEBALL SCORES AND fs |author of their latest triumph, leading Baltimore Orioles Wed- | |By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' |Jacksonville Suns, because bat- * sons of successful skippering in jdropped their fifth in a row} STANDINGS lat Radio Park, \6.30 p. UAW League ~ Plaza Foods} vs Karn's ties at Alexandra Park, at 1.15 p,m | SOCCER | . Oshawa and District League--| {Oshawa Ukrania vs Whitby |Bathurst, at Kinsmen Civic | Stadium, 2.00 p.m. | BASEBALL Oshawa. Legion Minor Assoc. -- (Pee ite League) -- Dairy OSHAWA TONY'S came up with their second shutout vic- tory in succession, in their Beaches League action here at Alexandra Park last night, a 3-0 victory, over 7-Up Shopsy's. They blanked the same club, 7-0, on Monday night at Kew Beach, so now both Andy Anderson and Bev Smith have one shutout to their credit, at the early part of the season. One solid homer, by catcher Bob Booth, proved the first run of the game and the only one needed; After a couple of solid blows and a walk, Bev Smith came to bat with the bases loaded and two out -- and he whiffed the big chance, But a little later in the game, after a pair of hard knocks, he came up again and this time lifted one high, into centre-field and the fielder was caught playing in a little too close, failed jj} to the right spot in his try for a "backward" catch -- so the two base-runners scampered home and Bev ended up on 3rd base. He deserved his win, allowing only four hits, but Jack Rainbow was almost as effective -- he yielded ofly a half-dozen, Tomorrow night, Tony's head for Hamilton, for a@ game with Smart's Cleaners. x x x x (EMORIAL DAY and even the keen interest being gener- ated py the tense pennant races in both American and Na- tional Leagues, takes a back seat today, with the a Indiahapolis Speedway classic the top sports event of day. (They are expecting that this 47th annual 500-mile auto race/Will produce a new record, with 33 skilful drivers ready to/fake their life in their hands, in the 200 whirls around the %4-mile track. The top prize will be worth more than $125,000 plus the usual "'buss" from some female celebrity. The type of skill (plus car power) required can be imagined when you know that highly-rated racers such as Pedro Rodriguez of Mexico City and Masten Gregory, big winner here at 'Mos- port last year, both failed to qualify. : x x x BRIGHT BITS: a City and District softball fans are re- minded that there's another doubleheader billed for Alexan- dra Park tonight and so far this season, every game has been a real sizzler, with sparkling fielding plays and good pitching. Heffering's and Bad Boy go at 6:30 o'clock with Scugogs and MacLeans meeting in the nightcap. . . . TOMOR- ROW NIGHT, also at Alexandra Park, Brooklin Concrete (formerly Mount Zion) will 'replay their season's opener, against Genosha Aces\ They battled to a 1-1, 11-inning tie, here a week ago and er re going to go at it again Friday, at 8:15 p.m., in order/to have the game cleaned up. . . SATURDAY, the auto-racing fans of Eastern Canada will flock to Mosport by the thousands (they expect about 30,000) to watch the annual Player's 200 Classic. + BROOKLIN hand- ed Brampton Seniors their first lacrosse defeat of the season, last night out at Brooklin; coming from behind a 4-1 deficit to win 13-4. . . . OSHAWA MINOR Softball Association meets tonight. at Simcoe: Hall, at eight o'clock. Entries closed last night at midnight and this evening's meeting will see the season's plans finalized and opening games of the schedule will be. decided, by a draw. . The schedule will open on Mon- day evening, for the Bantams. Midget teams will mark time for about 10 days, until school examinations are about over. . BRAINERD CARLYLE, well known in this city as a former resident, and who attends Oshawa bonspiels regularly each season, as a member of a Toronto CSCC rink, is the new presivent of the Ontario Curling Association. YOU GET THE VERY BEST AT SUPERTEST Your gasoline purchase FREE if we fail to" wipe your windshield and check your oil CANADA COMPANY FOR 40 YEARS Queen vs jlee Pavilion, at Harman Park? oudaille Indus- tries vs Ideal With and Chips,| at Kinsmen Stadium; Bola- | hood's Real Estate vs Police }Assoc, at Alexandra Park, | North; and People's Clothing v Firefighters, at Alexandra Park | West. All games at 6.30 p.m, | RIDAY F SOFTBALL | Oshawa City Assoc, (Northern Division) -- {Brooklin Concrete vs Genosha Aces (replay of previous tied game), at Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m. Beaches Major Fastball) |League -- Oshawa Tony's vs S| | Smart's Cleaners, at Hamilton,| |8.00 .m, K and District} Pana (4-5). Boston, Wilson (4-4). By THE CANADIAN PRESS |and Latman (1-1) at Chicago, American League Pizarro (3-2) and Péters (2-2), 2, WL Pet. GBL National League 30 16 .653 -- iw Pet, GBL 23 15 .605 3 |San Francisco 630 2419 .558 414 |Los Angeles. . 600 22 18 .550 5 | St. Louis 563 23 19 548 5 | Chicago .523 22 21 .§12 61% | Pittsburgh 500 17 21 | 9 | Cincinnati 488 ~ 614 21 26 . 914 | Philadelphia 477 7 Detroit 17 26 .395 {114 | Milwaukee 444 8% | Washington 5 33 .313 Houston 19 28 .404 1014 Results Wednesday New York 17 29 .370 12 New York at Boston ppd, Results Wednesday _ Baltimore 4°Kansas City 5 {San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 4 «| Washington 1 Minnesota 10 Los Angeles 3 Milwaukee 3 __ | Detroit 2 Los Angeles 4 Houston 2 St. Louis 3 (Only games scheduled) (Only games ~scheduled) Probable Pitchers Today | Probable Pitchers Today Baltimore, Barber (8-3) at} Chicago, Jackson (6-5) and| nsas City, Rakow (5-2) or|Buhl (3-4) at New York, Jack-| |son (4-4) and Willey (4-3) 2. | Philadelphia, Mahaffey (2-5) jand Culp (5-3) at Pittsburgh, Detroit, Aguirre (3-4) or Bun-| Cardwell (1-6) and Gibbon (2- 2)| Baltimore New York Chicago Boston Kansas City Minnesota Cleveland 40s Angeles n z 27 21 23 21 21 21 21 22 21 23 20 25 1% 3 5 | New York, Boulton (6-1) at} 8 | Little Rock | Syracuse ning (2-5) at Los Angeles, Tur-|2 ley (1-3). Washington, Cheney (4-5) at Cincinnati, Minnesota, Pascual (6-4). Cleveland, McDowell San Francisco, O'Dell (7-0) at! Nuxhall (4-2), N. Los Angeles, Drysdale (6-4) at _ (2 - 4)| Milwaukee, Spahn (6-3). | LACROSSE | OLA Junior League--Oshawa |Green Gaels vs Brampton, at Brampton, 8.30 p.m. Quality Fuels 10-5) In a UAW Softball League game last evening, at Alexan- |dra Park, Handy Andy's defeat- }ed Oshawa Quality Fuels 10-5. | The Fuelmen trailed 3-1 after jthe first inning, their lone tally |being Woodcock's homer. They rallied for four runs in the jthird, when Arnold doubled and Goodall homered, to take a 5-3] lead, but Halik shut them out after that, Handy Andy's got their early start, chiefly due to Edmond- son's triple, They pushed over one in the fourth and then in the sixth, took a 7-5 lead, with both Haggerty and H a lik hit- jting homers. In the 7th, Lang- |ford's four-ply blow sparked an- other. three-run rally | eanaalttaa the win. | MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS BANTAM LEAGUE | Osh, Dairy 8, Young's Fuels 8. TYKE LEAGUE |North- East 10, South-East 9. that | | John Ovens, 0.9. OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA PH. 723-4811 5S ALL-CANADIAN '750 FAREWELL STREET BELINSKY SHUNS HAWAII Handy Andy'sBeat| COULD LOSE HIS SALARY LOS ANGELES (AP)--Los Angeles said Wednesday they will ask baseball commis- sioner Ford C, Frick to place playboy pitcher Bo Belinsky on the disqualified list be- cause he has refused to re- port to Hawaii. A player on the disqualified list draws no salary. Belinsky, who had won only one of eight games for the Angels this season, was op- tioned to Hawaii Saturday night. But he decided later that he didn't want to go to the island. Angel general manager Fred Haney said Belinsky came to him Tuesday and asked if he could be put on the voluntarily retired list. Had such a procedure been followed, Belinsky could not have been reinstated for at | least 60 days. Haney said he decided, in- stead to have Bo put on the disqualified list from which he can be withdrawn any time he agrees to report to Hawaii as instructed. "There is no animosity be- tween us,"' said Haney, "I like the guy. I just think he's not getting the benefit of his own abilities by his activities off the field." | | Haney presumably was re- - ferring to Belinsky's liking for night life. TASTE WHAT'S HAPPENED 70 LEMON AND LIME! - ayo Yeem every tingling time! Houston, Farrell (4-5) at St.| Louis, Gibson (2-3) or Sadecki (1-4), International League Southern Division WL Pet. GBL| 29 15 .659 -- 24 22 522 6 2019 513 6% 19 26 .422 10% 13 30 .302 15% Division 24 16 .600 -- 21 18 .538 4 22 20 524 19 22 .463 $i ind 16 19 .457 5% Results Wednesday Jacksonville 4 Richmond 10 Atlanta 3 Little Rock 0 Indianapolis 2 Rochester 0 Syracuse 4 Buffalo 6 Toronto 3.Columbus 6 Games Today Jacksonville at Richmond, 2,.N Atlanta at Little Rock, N \Teihenabells at Rochester, N | Syracuse at Buffalo, 2 Toronto at Columbus, 5 2 Atlanta Indianapolis Jacksonville Columbus Northern Buffalo Rochester Toronto Ri rm) Albion Star Wins Tingwick Purse TORONTO (CP)--Albion Star, | a blocky three - year - old colt! which developed his powerful' muscles running over the Cale-| don Hills, won the featured | Tingwick Purse Wednesday, Albion Star, owned by Harry, Knight Jr. of Toronto, thus cast! himself in a feature role for the| $75,000 Queen's Plate, June " at Woodbine. Overlooked by most of the| 7,192 fans, Albion Star swept to a 1%-length victory over heav- ily backed Askum, returning {Crackers, the southern division! |Farlane and one each by Bob {produced the only runs. | KS STAY UP ' Charles' Hit In 11th Snaps Oriole String ~By MIKE RATH Press slr Writer "They may have picked us for ninth place, but we're taking our time getting there," says Ed Charles, the poet laureate of Kansas City Athletics and the The 28-year-old third baseman with the quick' pencil and the big stick stroked a bases-loaded] single in the 11th inning that gave the fifth-place As a 5-4 triumph over American League nesday night and snapped Or- ioles' winning streak at nine games, One of the more ---- elements on the surprising As. Charles cathe to Kansas City last year in a trade with Mil- waukee. He immediately chased Wayne Causey to the bench, hit at a .288 clip in his first season) in the majors and proved a val- uable hitter in the clutch. Now that Causey has pushed his way back into the line-up with a .350 batting average, the Jacksonville Suns Have 5th These are galling days indeed for manager Ben Geraghty of tling Ben has acquired the win- ning habit through several sea- the minor leagues. His Suns, defending Interna- tional League champions, Wednesday night when Rich-| mond Virginians numbered three home runs among their 12 hits for a 10-4 victory. The loss dropped the 1962 pennant win- ners 10% games behind Atlanta leaders. Atlanta blanked Arkansas Travelers 3-0 behind lefty Dick Lemay's steady eight-hitter, Co- \lumbus Jets downed Toronto |Maple Leafs 6-3, Buffalo Bisons |disposed of Syrdcsue Chiefs 6-4 Dull Day victory over Jacksonville and Reuben Gomez. Gonzalez drove in five runs, Two errors by Syracuse in the eighth inning helped Buffalo score four runs for the Bison victory over Chiefs. The victory padded Buffalo's northern divi- sion lead to 24% games over Syr- acuse, Atlanta's victory over Arkan- sas was the ninth for the run away Crackers in 10 games. Jack Kubiszyn scored all three Atlanta runs off loser Paul Brown and relievér Harry Oli- ver, Two homers by Orlando Mc- Burda and Harry Elliott lifted olumbus over Toronto and pinned a second defeat on vet- eran Leaf righthander Steve Ridzik, who was seeking his seventh victory. $ As have a solid 1-2 punch at the top of the batting order and . have held onto their place in; the first division despite pro- jlonged slumps by Norm Siebera and Jerry Lumpe. HITS DOUBLE Lumpe stroked a three-run double and Siebern connected for a homer against Orioles, but , it was Causey and Charles who - combined singles in the 1ith for the clincher, Charles wound up , with three hits and raised his. average to .206. -The loss, only Orioles' second ' in the last 16 games, trimmed © their edge to three games over" the second-place New York Yan. . kees, rained out at Boston, Bal- timore's streak had been. the' longest in the majors this sea- son, Minnesota's surging Twins equalled that, getting No. 9 in: a row by walloping Washington Senators 10-1 as Vic Power hit ' a grand slam homer and Earl | Battey a thtee-run shot in sup- port of Dick. Stigman's two-hit pitching. In the only other American League game scheduled, Char- ' ley Dees' three-run double pow- ered Los Angeles Angéls to a 4-2 victory over Detroit Tigers, The As struck in the 11th on a walk, Causey's single, an in- tentional pass to Gino Cimoli and Charles' game-winner, That gave the victory to reliever Bill Fischer; who stopped Orioles on. one hit for 4 2-3 innings to bring - his record to an eye-opening 7-1. . Stigman, now 4-5, was touched only for a first inning triple by Minnie Minoso and a third in- ning double by Ed Brinkman. and Jim Ackley pitched a one-| hitter for Indianapolis in Indi-| ans' 2-0 triumph over. Roches-| ter Red Wings. | Ackley, a Chicago White Sox) farm prize, limited Rochester to! a second-inning single by Ron| Kabbes in posting his fifth vic- | tory in seven decisions. Jim Koranda's two run homer off Red Wing starter John Miller | DRIVES IN FIVE Bob Schmidt, Pedro Gonsales| and. 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