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Cleveland 4 Chicago 3 » Detroit, . New York pein (7? St. Louis © Los 'Angeles » San Francisco . Houston « Rochester - Kansas City *°Cincinnati . Chicago 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, June 29, 1963 $110,000 Cleveland Open, yes- terday. But the bail rolled about a foot past the cup end Phayer had to settle for a par, He shot a two-under, par we GARY PLAYER (dressed in his preferred black clothes again) stalks behind his tong putt, an the 17th hole of the . ISPORTS MENU 'Three Tied All-Star Classic By Geo. H. Campbell | SPORTS EDITOR | 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' OSHAWA MERCHANTS chalked up an impressive 9-3 vic- tory over Peterborough, in their Lakeshore Intermediate Base- ball League game, last night at Kinsment Civic Memorial Staudim, "Butch"' MeMahon, who back before injuring his knee some five years ago, was "headed"places as a Major League prospect, returned to his first love, "hardball", and came up with an effective five-inning stint on the mound, showing a lot of his oldtime blazing speed, a tantalizing slider that bothered the left-hand batters and a vicious *'roundhouse" that was dynamite against most of the right-side sluggers. About the time "Butch" felt his arm had stretched far enough, young Bob Winters took over and the switch to a lef-hander with a good variety of 'stuff' threw the Liftlock City off stride again and they never did recover, They got their three runs in the second inning--the rest of the way, Oshawa looked as good as anything we've seen in the Lakeshore League this season. By the way--Henry Tutak won the Merchant Club's "booster draw" for a set of golf. clubs. Oshawa Merchants learned last night that owing to the presence of a couple of large 'out-of-town picnics" scheduled to visit Lakeshore Park on Sunday afternoon, they likely couldn't hire enough police- men to keep the un-fenced playing field clear, so they have notified Belleville that the previously rained-out game that was re-scheduled for Sunday here, wlil have to be postponed again, Word that the Lakeshore League officials had suspended King- 'ston created some eyebrow-raising here. It's a break for both the Oshawa and Ajax clubs and puts them right up in the thick of the scramble for a league playoff berth. SHORT STUFF: Ronnie Taylor came up with a sparkling pitching performance last night in Toronto (Are you listening "Stoney") as Oshawa Tony's and Randall-Roy Metals, for the second Friday in succession played to a 1-1 deadlock, which once again was called off at the end of ll-innings, due to the Kew Beach curfew law RANDALL-ROY meet Tony's again on Wednesday night, here at Alexandra Park . . . CARI- ING'S CUP annual. soccer tournament final game holds the spotlight here at Kinsmen Stadium tonight. This is one of the major sports attractions, locally, for the Dominion. Day week-end . . . OSHAWA TENNIS enthusiasts, club members and former members, wil! be at the OTC courts today and to- morrow. It's the annual Ontario Men's Doubles tournament, running on a two-day basis with the final match scheduled for tomorrow afternoon about four o'clock, we would expect . OSHAWA GOLF enthusiasts are reminded that if they intend to take in the annual Canadian "Gold Cup' Open, at Scarboro Golf and Country Club this next week (the classic starts on Mon- day)--the can obtain a full week's admission ticket, by contact- ing any member of the Oshawa Kiwanis Club, espicially Bob Patte, who is in charge of tickets. The "big ticket' is good for any day of the tournament and besides representing a big saving in money, as compared with daily admissions, the Oshawa Kiwanis Club will receive a slice, to aid in their local service work. BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS. Richmond 3435 493. 8 American League Toronto 30 44-405 14% WL Pet, GBI Southerg Division . 41 28 504 -- 41 29 58 44 31 .587 38 36 : 40 30. 339 42 32 3 Columbus 29 43 38 35 Jacksonville 29 43 40 38 Friday's Results 30.37. Little Rock 0 Columbus: 1 33:38. AUlanta at Buffalo 2, ppd, rain t Re Jacksonville 3 Indianapolis 4 Warhingten 23 55 Richmond 4 Rochester 2 ry g r s Results Friday Toronto § Syracuse 6 . Saturday' s Games Minnesota 11-10 Washington 4-3 : Los Angeles &3 Detroit 3-8 Jacksonville at Indianapolis Atlanta at Buffalo, N 1 Baltimore 2 ; mtu Little Rock at Columbus, Boston 4 New York 3 Ric hmond at Rochester, N Toronto at Syracuse, N " Atlanta Indianapolis Little Rock New York Chicago Boston Minnesota Cleveland Los Angeles Baltimore Kansas City N N Probable Pitchers Today Cleveland, Kralick (7-4) Chicago, Burhardt (9-3) Los Angeles, Chance (6-7) at Romanian shepherd Ilie Sta Bunning (4-8) mate, who claims to be 120 Kansas City, Drabowsky (0-3) gy old, was still working' in rea ten Ge YESTERDAY'S STARS ~R) Washington, Osteen (1-6) night THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hinge Warren National League Braves red 19 men Pct. GBL 335 -- _ vail p with three-hitter ' 38th career shutout in 1-0 466° 94 ry over Los Angeles 433 10% we 43-year-old left hander 387 1544 jh tri 368 17 * WORKS AT 120 335 1% By S73 1 541 4 S41 4 507 614 Spehn in order Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York his iumph over Dodgers an their field m 15 International League Ratting -- Har Northern Division Twins, ied Minnes WL Pct.GBL and 10.3 doublehe 45 30 600 -- over Washingtor by ~ #832 573 3) sin hits, #@ 32 «556 3% |homer, and ars. te ween cokecthng 17th Syracuse Bufffie that > Home-Run Baker ' One Of Games ve sya $ and continued in a three-way tie for the lead, at 135, along with Bo Wininger and Tom my Aaron ---AP Wirephoto For First, Four Close OLEVELAND (AP) $110,000 Cleveland apen golf| tournament featured a traffic jam today with 75 survivors of the first two rounds packed within eight strokes of each other Professional Golfers Associa- tion officials said it is the tight- est concentration of talent an years and hey've amranged an 18-hole-plavoff Monday instead of a sudden-death climax if a 72- hole deadlock occurs The red-hot field shant-cir cuited Beechmont Country Club's par 71 plant through the liret 36 holes of the four-day chase, and 51 hit the halfway mark under the cand. Scores of 143, one over, were necessary to survive the cutoff, Heading the pack with 135 after rounds of 66 and 69 were 40-year-old Bo Wininger, 27- year - old Gary Player, who cames from South Africa, and 26-year-old Tommy Aaron, 1958 The national amateur finalist now in his third year as a pro TIE AT 136 Masters champion Jack Nick laus, who described his pair of 68 rounds as 'just fair," was wrapped in a four-way tie at 136 with Tony Lema, Jim Fer ree and Bob Goailby Veteran Sam Snead and first- round co-leader Bil Eggers were tied a* 137 with Rod Fun- seth -amd Don January. They were a stroke up on a five-way jam which included U.S. Open champion Julius Boros and Ma- son Rudolph Arnold Palmer was in pow thon to make one of his famous stretch drives, but he had a tot of company at 139, where 11 are bracketed Palmer, the pre-tourney fav onite, fired a 68 Friday despite missing a three-foot birdie putt on 16 and then going over par on. the last two. Ed Furgol, the withered armed 194 National Open champ who appeared ou' of it after opening with a 75, came back for the tournament's best round--a course record 65--to stay im the fight et 140 Bracketed with him were two surviving Canadians. Ai John- son of Montreal added. a 71 to his first-round 69 and Stan Leo nard of Vancouver shot his sec- ond straight 70 Lakeshore Suspends | _-- Kingston has been suspended by the Lakeshore Rasehail League All of thear games played against the five remaining teams in the circuit have been scratchd from the Betlevitle was the hardest hit as two of their wins have been < aeteted Peterborough Rite-Ways aniy played once and won but that victory. has been erased. The other. game was a 0-0 scoreless five-inw t which was cabled because of Pr igsion has ha troubie nving on ti me for pret r games and that was one of many rea- sons why the OBA" suspendedis them They fatied to Ajax last Sunday parker Rel show for a up Mm femme le and then two days iF they were mare than an hour late for the tilt. For theiz game against Pterberough, they wre 30 minutes late LEFT CANADA Emigration from Canada smce 1946 is estimated at 959,- % oy javerage, reconds = ees mous, ar «@ they didn't show up in ba All-Time Stars TRAPPE, Md. (AP) -- John} Franklin (Home Run) Baker, a baseball slugger of the "dead ball" era, died Friday at the age of 77, The Maryland farm boy led) the American League in home| runs four consecutive years| (1911-14) arid finished with a 12: | year career batting average of 308. He was named to base- _ball's Hall of Fame in 1955. The former star of Philadel- hia Athletics and New York! ankees suffered a slight stroke| in September, 1961, and a re- lapse Oct, 20, A second stroke Friday killed him, Baker virtually slipped into oblivion after ending his 12-year major league career in 1922, He returned to Trappe to become a farmer, Baker led the American League in home runs with totals of nine, 10, 12 and eight, But} he earned the nickname "Home Run" with his slugging heroics in the 1911 World Series, He won the second game from New York Giants with a two- run, sixth - inning homer off Rube Marquard, In the. third game, Christy Mathewson in the ninth Name Se HOLE-IN-ONE IS. 3RD SHOT JOKE TORONTO (CP) -- Frank (Three-off - the-Tee) ee gba of the comedy team Wayne and Shuster fired , hole-in-one that didn't count Thursday, and he isn't laughing about it, Frank's first tee-shot 'n Oakdale Golf Club's 225- yard fifth hole flew out of bounds. Taking a stroke and dis- tance penalty, he hit another four-wood shot off the tee right into the oup, "Tt wasn't funny," Zaid | Shuster, who had to settle for a par three on the hole. The hole - in - one that wasn't was witnessed by Dr. 1, Bohnen, John Hirschorn and Jack Leibel LACROSSE ) SCORES By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Ontario Junior Guelph 12 St, Catharines 11 to tie the score 1-1, and contri- ning rally in the 11th, lections Baseball's Annual NEW YORK (AP)---Little Al- bie Pearson, a three-time: loser in the major leagues because of-his anemic build and batting was named starting eentre fielder on the American League All-Star team today, The five-foot 54-inch Los An- geles Angels lead-off batter who is hitting 313 and who only re- cently led his league in rans scored, joined a field of such diamond giants as Willie Mays Al Kaline and Henry Aaron in the annual All-Star Game to be played in Cleveland, Tuesday, July 9 Pearson, traded away by Bos- ton and Washington and re- leased by Baltimore, was res- cued from the minors by Anh- gels in 1960 The American League, which ! divided two games with the Na- tional last year, maintains a 17- 15 over - all 'advantage, One game ended in a_ tie. The leagues return to the one-game plan this year after a four-year double All-Star period, Shortstop Dick Groat of St "ae with 238 votes, and right ielder Al Kaline of Detroit vith 226, were the leading vote getters in a poll of their fellow players which produced seven repeaters from last year's squads TWO NEWCOMERS Two players, first baseman Joe Pepitone of New York Yan- kees and shortstop Zoilo Ver- salles of Minnesota Twins, were named for the first time Nellie Fox, veteran Chicago White Sox second baseman in the midst of a stirring come- back, was named to the starting team for the ninth time, first since 1960. Mays, the brilliant San Fran- | cisco Giants centre fielder, was selected for the 10th" straight year despite a sub-par season at the plate, Right fielders Ka- line of Detroit Tigers and Aaron of Milwaukee Braves earned Starting assignments for the sixth time, The starting sive of pitchers; ers' votes National League White, St. Louis, 220; Bill Mazeroski, second base, Boyer, St. Louis, third base, 186; Dick Groat, St. Louis, shortstop, 238; Tommy Davis, Los Angeles, left field, 141; Wil- lie Mays, San Francisco, centre field, 168; Henry Aaron, Mil- waukee, right field, 28; Ed Bai- ley, San Francisco, catcher, 129, American League Joe Pepitone, New York, first base, 112; Nellie Fox, Chicago, second base, 141; Frank Mal- zone, Boston, third base, 184; Zoilo Ve rsalles, Minnesota, shortstop, 183; Leon Wagner,| Los Angeles, left field, 169; Al-| bie Pearson, Los Angeles, cen- tre field, 104; Al Kaline, De- troit, right field, 226; Earl Rat. tey, Minnesota, catcher, 196, Mickey Mantle, the Yankees' ailing slugger, actually out- voted Pearson for the centre field starting spot, He drew 131 votes, 2 than Pearson, line-ups, exclu and the play- Bill base, burgh, first Pitts. Ken 27 more but Albie also drew 90 alternate votes. This was a_ provision stipulated by poller Frank Slo- cum of the commissioner's of- fice in the event Mantle was not fully recovered from his foot fracture With the assurance that Man- Ue will not be available for the All-Star game, Pearson offi- cially was named the starting centre fielder WILLIE MAYS AND FIGURES NEW YORK (AP)--The Wil- lie Mays figures are truly shockimg, At the end of June with the all-star team about to be selected, Willie is run- ning far behind bis 1962 pace. His current .261. batting av- erage compared with .325 at the same stage last year. He has scored 17 fewer runs at 44, has 20 fewer hits at 7@, and has 11 doubles, 12 homers and 33 runs batted in as against 1962 figures of 21, 21 and 65 respectively Mays' 'problems do not ap- pear to be physical although he has lost five or six pounds and is down to 187 IN SLUMP PROVE IT "There wrong," s nothing basically a friend advises. "He is just trying too hard. Every day, every inning Willie feels . strongly that he must justify that big $100,000 salary San Francisco Giants are paying him. He feels he has to show something every day." When Mays collapsed last year in Cincinnati and was taken to a hospital for rest, his main problem was - nervous tension. He bounced back and led San Francisco through the into World the luled Beaches jtatked-up pitcher /Randall-Roy And Tony's Tie Again Oshawa Tony's and Randall. Roy Metals, for the second suc: cessive Friday night, battled te a 1-1 stand-off in their sched Major Fastba' League game, haet night at Kew Gardens,.Once again the 10, 30 p.m, cunféw ended the game, in the 11th inning, It will be re- scheduled later on in the season, TAYLOR STARTS Ronnie Taylor, the mow in the "City League' for the past couple of seasons, finaly got his finst pitching start for Tony's. The 'M-year-old righthander looked impressive. over the eight amd! two-thirds innings he worked, He gave up a run to Ren. dail's, which tied the game in ithe 6th, With auch an impress. ive showing, Taylor will prob. vbly be taking regular rotation on the Tony's mound staff, Frank .Marahall, Randall's fine looking rookie, pitched. the entire 11 innings, giving up Baker hit a homer off/buted a single during the win-'seyven scattered hits, while fan- ning 11 batters "Mansh" made only one bad O°MEMBER WHEN ...? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Nearco, the Italian "won- der horse' which three fey 3 previously had wen the aris Grand Prix and was bes dot 'nin 14 starts, brought one of the highest Urices ever paid for a race- horse 25 years ago today, London bookmaker Martin Benson paid a reported 60,000--then worth $300,- 000---for the racer, NU-WAY Rug (Oshawa) Ltd, CARPET SALES PROFESSIONAL RUG CLEANING ond FURNITURE 174 MARY ST. 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Garmiey Girl, Crevance, Mano teri le. Missy's Love and Humber so br. f. 3. Selector -- Saladina Trainer K. W. Rerasby Pool 23 Double Pool 34.421 for 3 Parse 13.20 8.79 3.60 - 6 Furs. S00 SECOND RACE --_ , Chain' ng all Hernandea Robinson Drive, Fitesimmone won . easily 4 Alse Ran ta Order: Moor Park, Se- eret Star, Robby Brier, Quality Lad Five For Fun. Greek Gunner, Canted and Gardens Win DAILY DOUBLE ¢ and & PAID $40. Winner, dg. 3 by Apollo-Flambeae Trainer. J. M. Brown Pool M247 4Bonspie!, T-Parkside Siart good, 4.0 5 THIRD RACE 6 Fars. fer Ma hyeareld Fillies. C@a. foaled ~ , Dittfach 420 1.40 290 Dalton = im *- Rode Awakening Rebinson am Sart good, wen ridden out Alse Ran tlw Order: Miss Speedy G Artista, Reauty Page South Shere Camee Flight. Aldberty Sitveriam ternal Sunray amd High Stockings Winner @k & f 3. by Biwe Man--Stele the Ring. Trainer, Miss OR. Armstrong Peel 4.156 FOURTH RACE site Can. foaled Purse 8210. (le SRrief Wind, Potts v-Dandier, Fitesimmans Bursary, Prueitt Start goed. won easily Aine Ran im Order: Grand Flee! Swinging Summer. Willew Ray. A. pelle. A-Noble Scote, Sweet Magic pon Fume 4-Coupied. $ Furs Omg. at Dyear SSa00. oe ee 7.8 4.16 ase weERT . Reya i Winner, df. 2. by Mr. Brief Trainer, FL W. Russell 46,918 Wine rest Peet & Furs. for dyear SHO Purse S200 5.2 2a 2m Dettfach 22m 2m PUFTH RACE olds and up. Cimg. al S-HiN, Harrison tSgt. Bricker Nadia, Burton Start good, won ridden out Al Ran in Order: Sue Me Fine . aptress QUINELLA Nos. 5 and 4 PAID 813% Winner, ch & 6 Ry Tea Market-- Meractesia. Trainer, S. S Rex Pool 19.20. Quinella Poo! 36.90) SIXTH RACE and 16th Miles Morshat Turf Course for. 3 and 4 year. olds. Allowance. Purse $2600. (8 Aurora Fox, Wolski 16.30 7.40 4.00 Reap the Wind, Leblanc 3.30 2.70 B-Never Look Rack, Fitzsimmons 28 Start goed, won driving Alse Ran im Order: Chuckle Away Johnsal, Nerxes, A-Kingferd, Vedas ahd A-King's Wild. A Coupled Winner, ch @, 4 by Auréate--Zinette Tratmer A Casey Pee Mae. SEVENTH RACE Ab Miles (Turf Course) fe Allowance se 329m. 15 3. Aly " Rohenko 4.7 r. & ings, Dittfach 2-Mosey Fitzsimmine Mart goed, wea driving Alse Ran im Order: Em's Pride and Start Wieser, ch o, 3 Trest. Trainer. L. 46.46 and d-year-alds 268 2m 2.9 230 28 by Sunglow--Speed Lear Peal a EIGHTH RACE lL and Three-year-okis, Cimg. ail Sanee. <8) $BRelva, Burton SAdmirals March, Wolski 2-ESeven Deal, Hernander Sart goed. won easily Alse Ran te Order nie, Cassis Miss, Fiadit Diddle Lane anit Charlie's Car# Winner, > 7 3 by Peter Parent-- Modest Marge. Trainer DP W. Beas. Poel 51.20. Total pool, 288,781 Attendance B&R teh Miles S38. Parse 3.90 2.0 3. 8.0 470 7 Heotenany An Serre 136 TAUNTON RD. W, PH, 723-4878 HOUSTON'S SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE Specialists in Tune-ups ond brake work 67 KING ST. W. PHONE 723-7822 Bete > CONSTRUCT 10N rar chai Pans 728-8101 1254 Nelson St. Guerenteed Used Cora ROY wW. NICHOLS Courtice and Bowmanville Chevrolet, Corveir, Oldsmobile Seles and Service PHONE 728-6206 40 Yeors Serving You oitech and that to Jack ey trong. "Army" blasted one of Marshall's high, hard ones com etely out of the park -to put Tony's ahead 10 in the Snd. It vas Armetrong's second four- magger in the league. Scott singled, moved to second) on an infield out and scored on lobby Smith's clutch single,' , | From that point on, neither clu> g could manage anything in a scoring way. OSHAWA TONY'S -- Oldfi _ = Peter Schmidt RegainsCanada Welter Crown } LETHBRIDGE (CP) -- Peter Schmidt of Toronto regained the Canadian Welterwei championship boxing Fruday' night heel Fagg ple pag emg in over champion Eddie First Rider of the Blood Indian Re- serve before 1,500 fans, Each fighter weighed in at 147 pounds, First Rider had won the tithe tom Schmidt here April 30 in a oryy, 12a0und battle in which Sqhmidt suffered a cut over his weft eye in the fifth round and) was hampered for the remain- der of tie fight, There was little doubt that Schmidt was ready for Friday night's a = hai a con tinal barrage or teft jabs inte First Rider's face and both judges as well as referee Deloy ter ont had Schmidt ahead on its, Se eee RESULTS COUNT! 06 | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. Consult @ Member of the Oshawa & District Real Estate Board ss; Armstrong, 2b; Booth, MacDermaid, R, Gilbert, 3b; Hil, ra B, 'Gil | jbert, rf; Taylor, p and Smith, p) nm Oh. 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Game) Italia vs Kickers, ot Kinsmen Civie --Belleville Ken- , 2:00 p.m. and Osh- 2:00 p.m --Guelph Mohawks ws Osh- -- Oshowa City and District Major League: -- Peopte's Clothing vs iy Cleoners, 6:30 p.m. and Port Perry vs Bad Boy Applionce, Park; 8:15 p.m; both games at Alexondra MacLeon's Esso at Srooklin, 8:15 p.m. ond Heffering's Imperials vs Genoshe Aces, at Fernhill Pork, 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY SOFTBALL:-- dati-Roy THURSDAY SOFTBALL: Beaches Maior Fastball League Metels vs Oshowa Tony's Toronto Ren at Alexondra Pork, 8:15 --- Qshewe City ond District Mojor Leaque -- People's Clothing vs MocLean's Esso, 4:30 om. end Port Perry Merchoents vs Heffering's Imperiels. Bod Boy Anplience at Brooklin Concrete, ot Alexandre Pork; 8:15- pm. and Scuene Cleoners Park, 6:30 p.m FRIDAY BASEBALL: Lakeshore Ontarios vs Oshawa Merchants, Stadium, 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY Intermediate League:- at Kinsmen Civic Memoriol 8:15 pm; both games vs.Genosha Aces, at Bothe Port . 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