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Oshawa Times (1958-), 26 Jul 1963, p. 12

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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, July 26, 1963 : ie : ~ s PIRATES STOP KOUFAX etree Tennis Club Members Willie MaysIs Hot | @ ; fee Enjoy Clinic's Visit Peter Dimmer, the well] The first portion of the cliniclin the club's directorship, due known Queen's Club profession:;was given over to instruction|mainly to the transfer of twe ° e © . : al tennis player, brought hisjon the art of net and mid- So Giants Winnin "Tennis Clinic" 'to Oshawalcourt play, and detailed instruc. 'he clubs most staunch sup- Wednesday for their annualition was given on volleying,|Porters by their respective visit, the smash, lob, and the drop/firms, within a few days. of By JOE REICHLE R straight road Seton, matching + saeenction ba nentns is] i This clinic, sponsored by Dun. ra each other, Vice-president Peter y the modern major league rec liwaukee m ou! i Limited, his was followed by dis-|MeLe " A ssecinted Press Sports Writer ane oor futility set by Philadel: pitched an old friend in War-! lop 'of sageoel im ct = i cussion , tp nyo Or it McLean left to take up &@ new It may be too early yet to y i : Loe } sire popular event in the/cu On taction for Use INinosition in Toronto and treas- tell whether Willie Mays, ad-(Pula Athletics of 1916 ren Spahh, It was the first local club and many members,|doubles play And & discussion) iver sid Stubbs has been trans. mittedly a streak hitter, is on|NOW THIRD males. otter. Ge ilyear' onan ae eee hand}on positional play under various|terreq 40. Montreal ; ates "ye . circumstances, § : one of his patented. power dis}. The victory, third straight/nionship on Braves at . : , a arent pences, . i pare The new directorate for the plays. over the hapless Mets boosted) The aé-yoar-old Burdette gave the Club, pennies of the season Is as fol Prosident, Harry Mit- If he is, San Francisco Giants/Giants into third place, one-halfiyy five hits, struck out two and yr . : hy : 0 In Lf t : : lows: may yet give Los Angeles/game in front of Chicago Cubs! wy liked note, The 42-year-old) i 'y { wner KY KY s Ane nation cleeet A al Bo chell; vice-president, Len Beas ; : 8 e Wiston; tennis director, Harry gers a run for the Nationaljand 7% lengths behind the/ Spahn allowed eight hits, struck . é mer and Bun Cooke, a well Joyce; Club director, Sid Dods- onng They : leading Dodger e and wal , : j sage ~ i ague pennant They mayjleague-leading Dodgers jout one and walked none, Stan ' it ' Derby Favorite known Toronto player, who worth and treasurer, Getrude even duplicat vst year's late! Pittsburgh Pirates tripped up}Musial,. another old timer, was , » geason surge when they forced| Dodgers 6-2 and Cincinnati Reds/responsible for Spahn's fifth do» : sais dpa Seeisting Mr, Bimmer i Markalous the clinic, This match, restrict: Dodgers into a pennant playoff/shaded Cubs 32, Second-place/feat in 17 decisions, He singled] ; ¢ aa th One ort ossional set a iM Mpa and then beat them for the/st, Louis Cardinals defeated/in a run and later scored ' ee ; * as ot op to the len oh a ie to Pip championship Milwaukee Braves 31 and How) Catcher Johnny Edwards' | " developed into a raeliie . . ara. ORC Lacrosse Mays undoubtedly is the guts|ston Colts shut out Philadel|ninth inning scarifice fly scored , » He! LONDON (AP) -- "Relko wasltnon hetore Pete Deanne of Giants, When he does the/Phillies 30 pinch runner Marty Keough) * "HF |not doped," said Mrs, Francols|ciinched the set &7, The spec: Daytime League ane oy a terenk tage il Sandy Koufax, sensational -- = oft. gave betel 7 : # Dupre Wednesday after an {n-/tators were treated to a variety) ' jnati the rubber of the three. , : : orgy Hage Mg ll Hs Pel Dod poll nd nu re Mle ae : {quiry hg eo running Bll ol of strokes seldom seen at the} Resulis of games played thie al i ag i " me kinglish Moy, @ race {Club under normal circum) week nd Giants have been winnin: nati took an early 20 leg | os orvillie, ta tha lat five pee his offerings for eight hits, in a [SS Se Focal ng |Relko jstances and besides watching a ! has cracked nine hits in 1g { cluding a three-run homer byloi0 nut Cubs tied the score in| Mrs, Dupre, wife of the/first class game of tenis, were| MONDAY times at bat. Four of his hits/Roberto Clemente that spelled ie sixth Cube filled the haecd| I ' " jhorse's French owner, traineritreated to an object lesson in| St, Catharines, 0; Brooklin, % ave been home runs and helti®, fourth defeat, Koufax was)iniiice sinsies in the 4 orchia| % , ' iFrancois Mathet and jockeyitactics and positional play | Port Credit, 2; Brampton, & aoe divas ta Sie tens during| Seeking his 17th victory lof the ninth but relief pitcher! | / * : Yves St. Martin were -- In thanking the clinic Brampton, 4; St, Cathar that span, He now is hitting). Superd Relief Pitching by/a) Worthington fanned Ernie) # ee 7 poraans wn ateqded A. pain ah eB 280, his high for the year, He|Tommie Sisk helped Pittsburgh|Ranks to end the game $e = Mikes "T reer ee eee also has been his brilliant seifSalvage the last of the three; Heeto (Skinny) Rr "own pitched : The meeting followed Blea sions at clubs throughout the! , In the field and on the bases,/game set, The young right/s fourhitter and outfielder Al 3 . tions that Relko had oess doped province and pointed the spe = hy 1; Brooklin, $ Consequently, Giants won four/hander, relieving starter Joe/Snangler had a single, double,| REN " , to win the Derby May 29. Later) cia) value té clubs where there Po : dit 3 St Ci; tha of those five Gibbon, squelched a Dodgetitripie and walk in a perfect . Ke ; : ' Relko, an odds-on- favorite tOlis no full time professional Port redit, 1; St. Cathar. The peerless centre fielder|Tally in the fifth inning and held/night as Houston made it. two win the Irish Sweeps Derby,jayailable throughout. the sea. es. bi erashed a home run, double and the league leaders hitless the out of three against Phillies A . Q . was pulled out of the Irish race) eqn St Catharines 3; Brooklin, 1 single Thursday and batted in/Pest of the way for his first vic/P hi} ede] phia rookie: right) | ue we . , : feos goon Bod start be: Earlier in the evenin Ri! Fort Credit, 4: SXOmpran, & ger southpaw, struck out 12 in six innings but Pirates pasted , tennis director Harry Joyce paid trib uN to the value of these ses half his team's runs in their 8.6)t0ry Of the season ihander Ray Cul seking his) ™ : f ve ape ned! STANTDIN der Ray p, seeking hi The inquiry into Relko's run. (changes had been announced) STANDINGS Ww a 2 2 1 triumph over New York Mets.) Lew Burdette, traded last(lth victory, sustained his MICKE TLE is s rne >» wit ! be idelined since June 5, | Rrook It was New York's 19th/month to St, Louis, not only hadieighth defeat. et REY MANTLE - haw yap alege 7 yi See ures . ; wis (hing In the English Derby was} Leg nesnees 2 8 : : getting a shoe-shine in a New cartilage iin his left knee an when he broke a bone in his held by the stewards of the Ep-| Port Credit pe | - York 'City hotel, shortly after injury which may keep Mick. left foot, when. he caught his | a Bin Palermo Wins With 'St. Catharines ... 2 2 i it was announced yesterday ey out of the New York Yan- spikes in a wire fence, while | M Bre ampton cox Se ; rs. Dupre sald she would be! e BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS ay Yankee manager Ralph kee line-up for se veral more chasing a deep fiy, at Balti i ouveine ag ne hey 'Aus Sth _ Owner Trainer Driving) - nena Houk that the $100,000-a-year, weeks and perhaps for the rest" more AP Wirephoto) |Sttend & hearing by the stew:| TORONTO (CP)--Palermo, a MAPLE CLEANERS | o( e By THE CANADIAN PRESS Jat Los Angeles, Miller (7-5) or)Pigarro (11-5) at Baltimore injury-prone centre fielder of the. season Mantle has jards of The Jockey Club, ruling/five-year-old gelding driven by 4 | ibody of flat racing in Britain owner trainer John Findley, 304 SIMCOE ST, S. OSHAWA Cosh & Carry ---- 4 Mr, Service National Latges Wilihite (2:3) night iPappas (8-5) night Pet GBL| Pittsburgh, Cardwell (5-11) at} Minnesota, Stange (3-2) at |The results of Wednesday's|won the featured sixth race at) Meus' Servten Los Angeles A - 420 San Francisco, O'Dell (10-8)/New York Bouton (12-5), night, BAD NEWS! } ihearing were referred to The)Greenwood Raceway Thursday; Pree Penuy end ayer? St. Louis 58 44 580 -- Inight Los Angeles, Newman (0-1) Jockey Club night. Palermo, pacing the $1,- "Your Ramily's Friend" San Francisco 55 46 545 7% | American League at Boston, Turley (2-7) night | 'The inquiry was part of a big-/500 mile in 2:02.4, pald $8. 66, | PHONE 725-0643 10/$2.80 and $2.50. Chicago 5345 541 8 ' WL Pet, GBL Northera Division j ° lger campaign. to rid Britisa Cincinnati 3447 535 814 |New York 6135 635 WL Pet. GBI jtracks of horse-race doping. The, Philadelphia 52 49 515 1044 {Chicago 5444-551 8 = [Syracuse 8 49 542 | Jockey Club recently said that!ff Pittsburgh 50 49 505 114g |Baltimore 5646 549 8 | Buffalo 1S 49 S29 1G iseven horses were doped ini Milwaukee 30 50 500 12. | Minnesota M4 45 $44 |Rochester 6 $1 323 2 lApril and May Mrs D upre commented: | Houston 38 63 389 25% [Boston 5146 4S 6 1015 Richmond 48 54 471 73 i fain SSG Reg, SEE oe, tae | Be ut Or eason ko wa fo ope do sf nsas Fues oe. outnern vision i e e s Results Thursday Ihe re anaelen 48 55 16% Indianapolis 57 45 550 inh y (the Epegm steward 4 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2 Detroit 41 54. 482 1914 | Arks 58 51 S32 214 Ry BOR GREEN . : OF ineeded ce g St. Louis 3 Milwaukee 1 i Washington 34 64 S47 28 ' 3 49 529 3 : . weiter iS ; eats : @ New York 6 San Francisco 8 | Results Thursday i 13 50 52.490 Associated Press Sports Writer se a J ; Philadelphia © Houston 3 iMinnesota 2 Cleveland 3 RP avilie 39 66 371 1914 | New York Yankees lost a ba and | Sccinke Tkiten dn "~ " . " Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles 3 os Angeles 5 New York @ Results Thursday game, Which' doesnt reaily! sin, which stands at a hea / KE 3 | i R »] Probable Pitchers Today hicago 4 Detroit 3 Arkansas 9 Toronto } hurt, They also ost a ball leight games, Kansa +h --~ A " St. Leuis, Gibson (11-4) at [Rane City 2 Boston 0 Atlanta 2 Rochester 7 payer Which could hurt very), .. d Boston Red So ; : : Chicago. Toth (3) ngton 2 Baltimore 4 Ruffalo 3 Ind olis 8 much indes . tet RETAILERS YO THRIFTY CANADIANS Cincinnati, Nuxhall (7-4) at "Probate Eichaes Todey _[Jackvonville 3 Syracese 3 because he ash en Milwaukee, Clininger (7-4)| Washington, Rudolph (5-10) at Richmond | ¢ bus 18 special b player, amed | Cayeland Indians edged Mint Detroit, Lary (1-3) night Games Friday € antie, and he may be | cots 3 n th ers Stal lard (3-8) at) Kansas City, Drabowsky (2-6)/Toronto at ksonville nt fort pPAaSOr cBride ' niy 98 S U M M E R Houston, Drott (2.8) night jat Cleveland, Kralick (9-9) night Syra Philadelphia, Mahaffey (6-10)! Chicago, Debusschere (1-3) or/Rochester at Arkansas & s to La Q ietory the sease ver the | Buffalo at Columbus (2) Thursda : r Ralph Houk Y he $ the f Hi | & | | Richmond at Indianapolis (2) announce OM antle has aig n the § as of . ware * Exclusive Dealer for | MGR. RALPH HOUK THINKS Racing Car Diver oe ees a = = : an : : Se nary ah inn Bagi 1 PERMA - STONE THIS BEST YANKEE ror Fined ForSpeoding Scat ome | So | a. STON and Novy. Sizes to onnounce their eppointment ' exclusive dealer for NEW YORK (AP) -- "Man Since the start of eeuvrability and balance ason, the Yankees have INDIAN APOLIS (AP) -- Rac eatt ' : ; FOR PERMA ~ STONE in Qehowe, These are the key. factors been hit by no fewer than 30 driver Rx e thoroughly and gin Me ces te = : apt pe is ~ manager Ralph Houk said separate casualties to key g he een treated Nenty rest efi. in Rall ) . » ' beouti moterio sn ey 6 in the New York personnel, 7 i Mickey a com found) was no way of estiz how ) ag eapneg At LADIES HANDBAGS ! EVERY Fg ons fankees' near runaway in the antle and oger aris guilty ling and f one the three-time } aly oh y m ; . _ - i eae € FOX drove ' been applied ever ol! types of Ametiona L6 a 80 ase WHOPPING LEAD ep dtien, sania. tay b> RYOr RY OP Ne SO runs und BLOUSES CLEARING PURPOSE buildings for the past 29 race despite an unprecedented 3 wa joourt j tion ge - ; j veors, Guorenteed to give rash of injuries Even so, they have a whop rd inks Gulindian ab til Sha} heen sidelis DT iat ge BB. le Re © great success, | Shop now' for big buys in ea . shen oF Ni "No, I'm not particularly pie wad atop the American a nsatse ie gate ee Sia: me S-with a broken ber oh aa ' Ag : Blou assorted J cur handbag. dept, Assort- { a Residential beouty eurprised we're doing as wel) '85% aya' ste me eM eft foot but his sabbaltiods cc ack Bas ike ican. urmmer styles., Plains, prints, | ment includes wickers, straws as we are," the Yankee skip "K's the pitching that's failed to appear in court Ste t » responded wi ni we tg Recaghanders sequords in a bevy of sum- | burlap, marshmallow ond # Commercial PERMA-STONE per said.' I have said all holdir p," said Mar day and Judge William Sharp/an outstanding team effort, wia-ino abn Orsino 'singled in] - mer shades. Sizes 10 to 20, | rained vinyls, 2.99 & 3.99 the original giong this is the best club sti? ng fr f : sued a re arr ning 3 he 31 . : a) tk ; ' Compore $1.00 volues, Now : I've had--in fact, the best I've of his left foot suffered Jun was. treated + come (hts toes abe po pea hy wnipte @ Industrial ier cs orem, qunrentes very seen » ' wv.) ent x any n " . siege oe . for ye i i ' 5. iL don't b ' Liite cas Oriol pe 7 7 PERMA-STONE joo we do, in Kt has tremendous depth no ' it the eof % Jefendir : nator : ' ' Coll 725-4632 to-dey witing. Oe a sstitutes, if and, more important x ata seis ci. 5 en gg ig veo eh ct Aes Are Spze patdbbachs af roe a : het it has rescourceta omar AP ne er have | Ward, whe , eaded not ae oe gl rnapruenes pregame Ashington 11 tis Cc 1 ae Ask for your Free he Na yond = oneal } Every man can play sever bee 3 aris his ju ee mae ae * discattered singles in the shutout neae. City' wrprising Ath ee Estimate where sotisfoc product you have e right te positions and well. It's a eS st t ha bis : neptan ' "ae Sia ae expect value received. | manoeuvrable b 2d his team ha sg L eS aasion's Hill: Mi a ton Quoronteed oma ot var Gama win ena [Sosa BAT manor | FREE ESTIMATES HAVE RIGHT ATTITUDE tournament ta Fart Wayne, Idy| See Tee ake OM at [while Ba Rater, BI Fischer ZELLER' y | Serving Oshawa & Area Over 11 Years . "ee Airis' sage ilie irk ghee d thing | 4 adie: kode geil ea M % a ee DOWNTOWN SHOPPING : Les E English Golf Pros Prove REMEMBER WHEN . anada picked up only one |for Cleveland a three] Sons cenvat | veniss ales Ry THE CANADIAN PRESS | &° arch tish Go dia trom behind a 2.0] 723-2294 PHONE 723.2209 Jf 13 PRINCE ST. 725-4632, Evenings 723-2707 Bi Rid T fe di Cl } England won the British umbia rowing : eficit and ting Minnesota i MONTREAL (CP)--Red Mac.,Red his first winte kenzie, head pro at suburban Ensgiand and brough Elm Ridge Golf Club, declares and Shaw ' that hiring three English golf. tara, B tng assistants was: one ¢ @ Sistar ~&™Martest moves in feel the same way The pros -- Joh Jeff Beaumor Shaw, 22- about Elm Ridge and ll eden remain in Canada ell = ® pace & Red said he hired the not ' e give be Englishmen, who a clud jobs to come to Canada, Decause he was dissatisfied wi t Was a com Jocal assistants who looked on wm the ¢ financial golf solely as a game rather wry cour wih the than a business a made him Red went to England three Gecide tay: In Canada 'years aro in search ' e back home were sistant proficient in " @uties of a club pro. that Porte hen work Dai Rees at South Herts ¢ t. London, fitted Ms re ments to a tee "An assistant gets 9 3 training tn England, probab because the clubs are sma there," Porter sald DMD EVERYVTRING "] worked for Rees for eight years and I did cleaned clubs, made ! gwept out the «hop and @harred balls for Da gave lessons "T was usually able ¢ Rees teach for about minutes before I started balls. I earned - teaching methods by and lstemnr Porter did gome sleuthing for ssons a week work." c k

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