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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, August 3, 1963 Moe Norman Wins Ontario Pro In 'Birdie' Finish | TORONTO (CP) -- Veteranjher 66 for a third-place f'nish of é golfer 'onm: "t wor. 141, : ran eee Wont ver Knudson and Norman were } Tied--and that may have been a. .diocked at 190 with two holes his seoret--as he staged @ come- tg go, Norman birdied them and back Friday to shoot a six-un-/Knudson missed a cong putt inning the On-|{hat wouid have given him an on gion Ag cham-|¢28!¢ on the 36th to tie him. tarlo g0 | In addition to the O'Keefe tro- 'pronship. iphy, Norman won top. prize The 33-year-old Toronto shot-/ money of $1,000, Knudson's sec- -- sol ge noes ond prize was he and Thomp- "Open , ne V son picked up $550. bothered by Toronto's George Others who managed to break 'Knudson while both golfers bat-ipar were Bob Panasiuk of Bar- tied to the wire over St.irie with 142, shooting a three- George's golf and country club ynder-par 69 and Frank Whib- course here. ley of Kitchener and Bob Breen He fired a four-under 68 oi Toronto with 142s, Friday's second round to g 'with a 70 in Thursday's play TORONTO (CP) -- Final re- Knudson, who also shot a 70 sults of the 36-hole Ontario pro- "Thursday, came in with a re- fessional go 1f championships eepectable 69 to finish one stroke Friday included: "back of Norman. Panasiuk, Barrie 73-69--142 Kirst - round leader Alvie:F. Whibley, Kitchener 74-69--143 "Thompson of Toronto soared to Kozak, Niagara Falls 72-76--148 'a 75 Friday to go with is ear-Murray, Kitchener 75-73----148 = CIVIC HOLIDAY, in the sports whirl (summer sea- son) is regarded as the midway mark. Locally, when the "schedules resume after the next week of holidays, "there'll be a hectic couple of weeks with playoff action holding the spotlight on a dozen different fronts, all "the various softball leagues being ready to move into "the blue-chip sessions, as well as the various Minor Baseba!! Leagues. Oshawa Merchants are into their semi-finals a'ready, with their third game at Ajax to- morrow afternoon and the fourth game, it is expected, to be played in Little Britain on Tuesday night. Last -night at Kew Gardens, Oshawa Tony's played a 3-3 tie 'with Randall-Roy Metals, third time they've tied them "this season. Last night's fray went 12 innings. The Oshawa club only had ten men in uniform and half of 'them were playing positions they don't normally play. Since there isn't time to replay all the tie games they have, this clinches Tony's claim to top spot. SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' | | Loot the-Lake 97-72--149 73-77--150 74-76--150 74-77---151 78-76---152 78-75--153 79-75---~154 75-70--154 73-82--155 78-77---155, 79-76--155 74-82--156 77-79---156 77-80--157 79-78--157 74-84--158 78-81--159 79-80---159 80-80 --160 83-78 --161 Niagara-on Baker, ° Butler, Oshawa Davison, Oakville Breen, Goderich Hildrop, Mount Hope Vv, Whibley, Guelph Guarda, Whitby Kuzmich, Ft, William Parker, Ridgetown Robertson, Trenton Rothmel, Brantford Rankin, Brantford Sandow, Owen Sound 'Falls, Port Colborne Morris, Cobourg Lawrie, Gravenhurst Gardner, Guelph iH, Kelly, Simcoe |McKee, Perth 'Atman, Lindsay /McInnis, Fonthill $1-80--161 |Kobylnik, Kitchener -- 79-83--162 Brenner, Gravenhurst 83-84--167 1G, Kelly, Stratford -- 89-80--169 IR, Kelly, Georgetown 86-83--169 Balazs, Belleville 85-85--170 Linton, Kingston 85--no card a Pecan aaa ear Oshawa Colfer And Partner | Win Junior Net TORONTO (CP)--Stu Hamil- 'ton of Brampton teamed with John Ellison of Toronto to win the Ontario junior best-ball golf Sito second base; = ONTARIO LADIES 'SENIORS' GOLF WINNERS Mrs, E, Johnson (left) cap- tured the Weston Trophy, up for competition the first time, as low net winner in the On- tario Ladies' Golf Union Sen- iors competition yesterday, at ironto, and Robin Waddell, Osh- championship with a threé-un- der-par 68--only two strokes off the tournament record, | Three other pairs finished) with 68s--Jack Brown, Toroato,| and Barry Law, Whitby; Bull) Lee, and Graham Muir, Tor jonto; Tim Halderson and Peter |Turner, Toronto, By MIKE RATHET A field of 86 pairs competed Associated Press Sports Writer In the net division for juniors) Dick (The Monster) Radatz (18 and under), Gord Fenn, To-/.ti) is hissing, but suddenly it's {beginning to sound like he's awa, won with 59.5. Ivan Mills : and Bob King, Peterborough,|SPrung & leak. were runners-up with 60. Punctured for the . second Steve Kerwin and Bil! Pepall,| straight time, the awesome Bos- Barrie, took the juvenile netiton Red Sox reliever met his competition with 57. match again in a David and Go- = a liath setting as Wash'ngton Sen- ators popped their slingshots for a 4-3 victory in the second game oc ey u of a double-header Friday night. Red Sox took the opener 5-0 also won this trophy the first time it was up for competi- tion, in 1960. Yesterday she had a three-stroke margin over Mrs. H. R. Armstrong of Weston. her home club, Islington, with a score of 87-14-73 while Mrs. J, B. Seawright, of Scarboro Golf and Country Club, won the championship McCulloch Trophy, with her low gross score of 84, Mrs. Seawright --CP Photograph Washington Senators Have Radatz Number leading Yankees for the chird)5, for a first inning homer, then straight time, 5-3. Orioles put it away with a three < run fourth, Jim Gentile's CLOSE GAP 8 Rete a. " grounder drove in th un tha Chicago White Sox closed to rounder drove in the run. dat proved decisive. within seven games of the top" Rookie Tom McCraw collected by beating Los Angeles Angels : P a triple and two singles, stole a 5-1, Jim Hall drove in five runsinose and scored three runs for in Minnesota Twins' 10-3 wal-white sox and Juan Pizarro, loping of Kansas City Athletics 135 after limiting Angels " and Detroit Tigers made the coven hits. Los: Angeles scored most of Rocky Colavito's talents be Bits ts only run in the first on a ese ag edge over Cleveland nunt single by Albie Pearson, a 4 : a wild pitch, a sacrifice and : Wilson, 9-11 for the season, Billy Moran's sacrifice fly. backed his own pitching in the i ig opener with a three-run homer COLLECTS 16 HITS shared the pitch'ng for Tony's. 1Z INNINGS TORONTO -- Oshawa Tony's, using a make-shift line-up, held Randall-Roy Metals to a 12- inning tie, last night at Kew Gardens, in the Beaches Major Fastball League. Tony's, who had only 10 players. on the bench, with most of the regu- lars on their annual vacation, got creditable work from all their players several of whom were forced to play strange po- evtions, Barney Oldfield was moved from shortstop, to do the catching; Jack Armstrong mov- ed from second to shortstop; Nick Mroczeck from left field Ron Taylor, piicher to right field, and 'Red" Gilbert, a part-time per- former was installed at third base. Regulars Neil '"Bu'ch" McMahon, Bobby Booth, Ron "Squib" Elliott and Jack 'Red'? MacDermaid were on holidays. Bev Smith and Bob Grier the year between the two clubs. Last night's encounter was halted. after 12 complete in- nings, because of the Beaches' curfew. Earlier, Tony's and Randall's had played a pair of \1-1 stand-offs. TONY'S STRIKE FIRST Tony's -hit with tree runs in the 3rd, which ended Don Quance's stay on the ptiching walk and Bev Smith singled. Taylor and Smith were both forced by Barney Oldfield and Doug Gilbert, because of choice plays. Nick Mroczeck the bases, reaching first on an error. Back-to-back hits by Dick Gibb and Jack Armstrong scored Oldfield, Gilbert and Mroczeck for an Oshawa 3-0 lead. Randall's narrowed the gap to 3-1 when Pete Maik singled and scored on Bob Smith's two- bagger. The tying runs crossed Randall-Roy Metals, who used a land Frank Marshall on CALENDAR TODAY | SOFTBALL | East Toronto Junior Ladies'| |League--Oshawa: Scugog Clean- lers vs Toronto Hiscock's Com-| lets, at Toronto Monarch Park, 17.00 p.m, | LACROSSE ' | OLA Senior League -- Brook- jlin Merchants vs Brampton iSealtests, at Brampton, 8.30 p.m, OLA Juvenile League Whitby Green Gaels vs Mimi- co, at Mimico, 8.30 p.m, LAWN 'BOWLING | lat Port Perry Club, 1.00 Doubles p.m. Lawn Bowling Club, 1.00 p.m. \GOLF 'Celebrity Day', featuring ex- Joe Kirkwood, world famous trick hibition of trick shots by shot artist, and nine- the plate in the 6th, with Bob sisb, Ron Taylor led off with a) loaded) Tony's Play 3-3 Tie With Randall's-Roys | This ended Bev Smith's stay. on the rubber and " Bob" Grier pitched shutout ba Il, claiming seven via the strike- out route, ' Randall's outhit Tony's 13:8 with Fraser Scott, the league's top hitter, having four safties, Pete Maik collected two and Jack Foley blasted out a home- 1un to:top the Toronto club's hitters, y Tony's Brent Oldfield was their best with a pair of safe- ties. OSHAWA TONY'S -- Oldfield, c; Gilbert, 3b; Mroczeck, 2b; |Gibb, ef; Armstrong, ss; HR, iM Courtney, lb; TaYlor, rf; 'Smith p and Grier p in 7th, | RANDALL-ROY METAIS -- Scott, 2b; Singleton, Ib; Foley, ec; Horner, $b; Barker, It; |Maik, rf; Smith, ss; Sullivan, nA Quance, p and Marshall p in | } : RHE \Tony's 003 000 000 000 3 81 'full club, worked Don Quance Singleton leading the rally with Rand'l's 000 012 000 000 3 131 the|a single and scoring on veteran, |mound, It was the third tie oficatcher Jack Foley's homer.|(plate) and Bill Chris (bases), Umpires Lou Visconti Brooklin Pe SPORTS |PEE WEE LACROSSE e Wee Boys Earn Tie With Oshawa: By LYLE STEVENSON, After a ten-minute overtime) This lead was short lived, as a well-executed team-work play, Men's Doubles Tournament, Lawn Bowling) their bearings, and the Oshawa and Mixed/ Club dominated the play for the Tournament, for Keith! first twenty-minute period. t0/Brown Trophy, at Peterborough period, the game was Called a) set up by David Bailey and con- | draw, with the score 4 to 4; in| cluded by Bill Down, found the a closely-fought, hard-checking | myark to add Brooklin's fourth Pee Wee Lacrosse tilt between) and final tally of the evening. {Oshawa and Brooklin, in the A scoreless overtime period {Children's Arena on Thursday) y.< played and though it failed ght. ___|to resolve the deadlocked scor- Oshawa took the offensive) ing it did provide some addition. jearly in the game to start the ai fine lacrosse action between |scoring and claim an early 2-0! these two clubs. jlead. The visiting crew from) paviq Baile a 'y paced the Brook- jBrooklin, many of them play-|1in club scoring three and assist. ing for the first time on a paved) ing on one. Bil Down scored |floor found it difficult to get/ine other Brooklin tally while Phil Stevenson was credited with an assist. Sid Root scored three for Osh- The half-time score saw Osh- awa while Bill Holmes s awa with a 3-2 edge, and though once. reste the Oshawa club worked well and dominated the first period BROOKLIN AT HOME NEXT play, they were thwarted from Brooklin Pee Wees play their piling up an impressive early, Next game in Brooklin Arena on lead by some outstanding hard.|Sunday at two o'clock, when checking action by Tony Gray|they are host to the Whitby and Bob Richardson of the Club. Brooklin crew, BROOKLIN -- Goal, Randy Early in the second half,/Church; Defence: Tony Gray, Brooklin banged in the tying) Bob Richardson; Centre: John counter and the two clubs| Ormiston; Wings: Phil Steven- battled it out for most of the|Son, David Bailey; Alternates: another Wayne Church, Don Bailey, Ron HOLIDAY HASH:-- Bowmanville hockey fans are special looking forward to the coming season with great inter- est, following word that Oshawa Generals will play 24 of their home gemes there this season, General's are expected to do their pre-season training there also, if "the Green Gaels stay in the running long enough to ~delay ice-making at the Children's Arena. And such a "situation would be a happy one for the lacrosse fans and not much of a hardship for the Generals. The grapevine "has it that added hockey attractions at Bowmanville this fall will include a couple of top-notch exhibition ames, between Toronto Leafs and their Rochester en B hy en vary et that put it out * reach before _Hall hit a three-run homer, hole exhibition match. (Pro- lies the Siek Hens sinss Staak. Senators' newl acquired re- rapped a run-producing single ceeds for Beaverton Red Cross) Odiiy, bok of Bacau lnkeke a Ed Roebuck, came on to and hit a sacrifice fly while | Water Safety Council) at Cedar- ta a WES Ghana Rave haan as stop Red Sox, Rich Rollins chipped in with ajhurst Golf Club, Beaverton, 1:30 lWashington. H nf b _ Trailing e-0 in the nightcap,|'ow-run homer. in support of p.m. reenwo gton. He has beaten'senators struck for four runs in/Camilo Pascual, 12-f _ otter club in the Ameri-ithe seventh, Radatz came on; Pascual also stroked three : TORONTO (CP) Three Can League after Jim King's two-run tri- hists against the A's, as did Vic} | ; lonely slips of paper in the en-| Making his 46th appearance, ple, gave up a sacrifice fly to| Power, in a 16-h't offensive that) League -- (Playoffs) -- Ochawa| ree ches hashed te toine Snudden, Bill Down, Ken Down try box at Greenwood Raceway/the six-foot five-inch 235-pound| Chuck Hinton that tied the score|tagged Oriando Pena, 8-14, with/Merchants vs Ajax Merchants, sae ad 'mites Alan Brooks and Ken Finch have forced a halt to night har-| Radatz continued to his isn his|and wound up a loser when the loss at Ajax, 2.00 P.m.; 3rd game of} With less than three minutes Sub-Goal. jness racing at the east-end Tor-'fast ball but showed signs of/Larry Osborne singled, moved!' Colavito hit a three-run homer S-out-of-5 semi-final series. [ete ver regulation time, Sid pes OSHAWA Goal: K onto track. weakening under the constant/to second on a walk and scored in a four-run seventh, then kept MONDAY scored his third goal of the eve- terson: D ra --_ K en Pat. The three papers were the/calls. In his last two outings he}on Don Zimmer's single, Steve|Indians from tying the score) Softball ning to put the Oshawa club 5 werence: Ken Hoar. 'Forced Halt SUNDAY aakeshore Intermediate back in front 4 to 3. farm team and between Boston Bruins and Hershey Bears. Wren Blair, general manager of the Minneapolis Club (formerly Kingston players) and also of Clinton, in the U.S.A. circuit, is expected to have those two clubs clash also, likely in Bowmanville . . Butler made a very respectable showing in the Ontario | OSHAWA'S Hal ing card at the track when the entry deadline passed Friday. The Jockey Club, which oper- ates Greenwood, announced that the meet would end with t jonly entries for Monday's rac-/has been roughed up for jour/Ridzik was the winner. runs and six hits in 3 2-3 in- mings. While Washington pering Radatz, was pep- after they had rallied for seven runs in the eigth. With the ty- ing run on third, he hauled in Max: Alvis' long foul shot and Roberts, released by Yankees without throwing a pitch in competition last. season, was Robin Roberts|teuched for homers by Bobby/fired home so quickly Larr'|8,00 p.m. (This game was post- -| again turned in an effective per-/Richardson and Joe Pepit'ne/Brown was forced to stay on/poned on July Ist), East Toronto Junior Ladies') League -- Toronto Thompson) Brokers vs Oshawa Scugog) |Cleaners, at Alexandra Park,| ' Plan Tourney Greg Mills; Centre: Sid Root; Wings: Ross Aldred, Bill Holmes; Alternates: Andy Klu- check, Randy Carrella, Stan Hoar, Bob Goulden, Phil Shaf- fer, Steve Hoar, Jack Shaffer, Jack Jenkins and Jim Fisher, -- night's program. The 48 - aay) meet will then be exactly half) over, formance against his former but kept seven hits spaced to|third. Bill Freehan's single in New York Yankee teammates,/bring his record to 10-9. Johnithe seventh drove in the decid- Wee Boys |LAWN BOWLING P ee Mixed Trebles Tournament, "Professional Golf championship this past two days. Moe Norman birdied the last two holes yesterday, to claim 'top money . . . KEITH CARPENTER, at 22, rated 10th among Canada's tennis leaders, has arvanced to the finals in the Canadian men's single championships, at Vancouver and he meets Whitney Reed, ranked 6th best in the U.S., in the final match today . . . OSH- AWA'S track-and-field fraternity, their ranks swelled considerably in the past few weeks, thanks to the "Legion's very active promotion, will be represented in the Cobourg Highland Games on Monday. The big holiday attraction embraces both boys and girls from midget to junior classes, as well as the men's "open" The closing comes in a dispute jbetween The Jockey Club and jthe Ontario Harness Horsemen's | Association over purses for race j winners. | The club went into a final meeting Friday with a renewed loffer of $11,000 a night in purses up from the current average of) $9,250, and the horsemen stuck to their demand for 47 per cent) \of the track's share of the mu-| jtuel take and a three-year con- beating the American League Powell tagged Whitey Ford, 16-\ing run for Tigers. Dick Farrell Again Beats Former Mates By BOB GREEN {Braves split a pair. Braves wonjhe needed from Vada Pinson's for Dr. S. at Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club TUESDAY Baseball .. Lakeshore Intermediate League Playoffs -- Ajax Mer- chants vs Oshawa Merchants at Little Britain, 8.00 p.m.; 4th game of 3-out-of-5 semi-final series, J. Phillips Trophy, Lacrosse Set By LYLE STEVENSON The First Annual East-Cen- tral Pee Wee Lacrosse Tourna- ment will be held in Brooklin Arena, on Saturday, Aug. 17, Teams from Oshawa, Whitby, Brooklin and Peterborough have entered for this year's competi- tion. It is hoped that this tourna- NINE SHOWS "events. Quite a few Oshawa sports fans will also be tak- tract. three-run homer, Gene Fullmer To Associated Press Sports Writer|the opener 8-0 and Mets sal- meat will be held ennuslly aod ing in the event, as spectators. FORT ERIE RESULTS PIRST RACE -- 5% Furiongs, 2-yeear- ela meidens, Canadian foaled. Purse = $2100. =S-Leader Lane, Lanoway -q4Windlesham, Turcotte = #Ber B. G., Gudbins «Start good, won ridden out. ~- Also Ren in Order: Fieet Hawk? North 'ern Flight, Janiey Belle, Tarapaca, and Hea' ir. Late Can, Noble's Brother. Winner dk ® ¢ 2, Blue Man -- Turn Me Leese. Trainer, W. F. Morrissey Pool 24,03! * "Double Pool 46,742 SECOND RACE -- 6\2 Furlongs, 3-year- "elds end up, claiming all $2500. Purse 7 91800. 9-Mr. Yo Te, Robinson = 3-West Four, Fitzsimmons ~$-Eagor's Lane, Dittfach handily. ™ alse Ran in Order: Buzzin, Mister Par- nam, Jaded Jewel, Upsadaisy. Jodigien, "BiNers, Choir Girl, Penetang, and Bossa * tor. 4.20 2.80 2.40 3.70 3.0 $ 10.60 6.30 290 12.10 7.00 2.80 DAILY DOUBLE 3 AND ® PAID $27.00 5 winner bg 4 Easy Whirl -- Yo Tee Amo. % » G. $. Nemett, THIRD RACE -- Si2 Furlong. For + olds, Canadian foaled ) $Raven Wing, T'cotte °'&-Danny James, Parsons ~ Awe Ran te Order: Feirman, Fo «Moneura, Sky Porter, Choppy River, and My Valentina. Winner, & c, 2, by Nearctic -- Nataima. ~ Trainer, T P Fleming. Pool 44,914 Pool 44,914 FOURTH RACE -- 6% Furtongs. For 3 and up. Claiming al! $2500 $1800, (12). 4Vineyard, Fitz'ns li-Happy Harry, LeBlanc _ Sky Spark, Terry Start good. won driving » Alee Ran im Order: Leaf Lifter, Gray ~ Dea! Me Aces. I'll Swear, Willies Werther. Taquomee, That Mickey, Cos- --emerk, and irish Lane. wwiener. b @. & by Errard -- Clinging Vine, Trainer, © D Cardella. Pool 47.894 FIFTH RACE -- '\% Miles. For 3 and 4yeereids, Claiming afi $2500. Purse e908, (12) 1 880 470 3.90 20.40 10.70 3.0 Ale Ren m Order: Tucker G. Auntie Nere, Flaming Louise, Count Snow, My Liege, Chertie's Card, Fight A ist, A Lady Chess, A-Janilyn. A--Coupled Winner, b ¢, 3, by Phalanx -- Spray Gun. Trainer, F H Merrill Jr. Poo! $2,927 SIXTH RACE -- 1} Mile and 70 Yards For }-yeerclds and up, Canadian fosied. Purse $2900, (6) {@Adm. Armbro, Remil'd 8.70 470 3.3 #King Gorm, Lanoway $-Winisteo, Fitz'ns Start good, won driving Also Ran ip Order: Battling Way, Chip- pawa Hill, and Chopvane. Winner, ch g, 6 by Vibrator -- Ann Field. Trainer A J Rovtclitte. QUINELLA, 6 and 4, PAID $139.10 Pool 26,959 62 40 63 Quinella Pool 25,795 SEVENTH RACE -- 6 Furiongs. For 3- year-olds. Allowance. Purse $2800, (8) 7-Reyal Piper, Lanoway 45.10 13.50 8.9 2-Nothing Sacred. Turcotte 4.10 400 $-Your County, Uyeyama 5.90 Start good. won driving Also Ran in Order: Warriors Day, That Critter, Jim Gary, Black Raven, and Grifter. Winner, ch ¢, 3, by Bolere -- Sol Squaw. Trainer, J W Elkins, Pool 65,200 EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile and Yards For J-yearclds and up. Claiming al $7500 Purse $2300, {7) 2impresionante, Lioway 7.30 3.60 3.3 3.70 29 4a Start good. won driving Also Ran im Order: Prompt Aurore Fox, European Flight, seep Winner, ch h, 2, by Romantic -- impres- sion. Trainer, A G Smithers. Poot 63.70) Total Pool 435,426 Attendance 6.117 Hero, and He Aiabsl Reales | Gets Third Win FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP)--Ad- miral Armbro Friday regis. tered his third successive vic- tory as he overhauled Winisteo near the wire to win the fea. tured Vineland Purse at Fort Erie. King Gorm. which alse closed rapidly, nosed out. Win- isteo for the place position Admiral Armbro returned $5.70. He completed the one mile and 76 yards in 1.42.8 sec- onds, one second off the track mark. Dick Farrell is a big, strong, "We will negotiate on a per- right-handed pitcher who makes centage basis only," said Bob|* living beating Los Angeles Park of Hanover, Ont., presi- Dodsers. ; dent of the association. He does other things to earn He said if the track feels 47)his paycheck from Houston per cent is too high let it sug-/Colts, but beating Dodgers is OFFER REFUSED jvaged the nightcap 3-1 in 11 in- inings | WAS 20-GAME LOSER Farrell, who pitched briefly jfor Dodgers in 1961, is a six-foot 'four - inch 220 - pound right hander, He was a 20-game loser! Home runs by Eddie Math- ews, Joe Torre and Hank Aaron, his 31st, and the four-hit pitch- ing of Bob Hendley made it jeasy for Milwaukee against |Mets in the first game. Retire If Beaten WEST JORDAN, Utah (AP) Middleweight Gene Fuilmez will quit the ring if he loses to-cham- gest a figure it can prove is the big item, and the one in although the No. 1 pitcher for|in the 11th of the nighcap on a/ Delores sad Friday. fair. which he takes the most plea- Both John J. Mooney, manag- Sure. ing director of The Jockey Club,) He did it again Friday night, and president George C. Hen- putting together a solid six-ht- drie argued, with figures, that/ter in a 4-1 Houston triumph the offer was the best they couldover the faltering National make. League leaders. The loss, Dodg- Mooney said the closing of the ers' sixth in the last eight track will put about 350 employ-' games, lopped a full game off ees out of work, excluding peo- their lead and reduced it to a ple operating concessions diminishing 34 lengths over St There was no word on how Louis Cardinals. the decision will affect the Mo- 1; was Farrell's third victory hawk Raceway near Campbell-/of the season over his one-time ville, Ont., which is 'dus to open teammates, about whom he had Sept. 2 some harsh words when they jdealt him away in the expan- sion draft | Cards closed up on a 3-2 de- icision over Philadelphia Phil- ilies. They pulled out of a tie for second. place when Chicago Cubs surprised San Francisco Giants 12-11 in 10 innings Cin- cinnati Reds blanked Pitts- burgh Pirates 3-0 while New \York Mets and Milwaukee Port Credit Club _ Must Put Up Bond TORONTO (CP)--Port Credit Sailors must put up a $200 bond with 'the Ontario Lacrosse As- sociation by, Sunday noon if ithey want to finish the season. The bond. was imposed after Hershernkopt said the turnout/Port Credit defaulted to St. should have been much larger.|Catharines in a senior league He said the disappointing en- 82™€ Wednesday night, try list could be attribuied to can lack of money to pay the entryjevent fired Friday--a_ three po- fees of about $30 and to the sition match--with 1,023 poiats growing number of persons who out of a possible 1,200. Second spend heir summers at cot-jwas Alf Mayer of Kitchener. tages who fired the same scove as Waiter Scott of Shawinigan, Scott but had less shots in the jQue., won the only match riffe|x-ring Disappointed In Scarcity Of Competitors CONNAUGHT RANGES, Ont. (CP)--Secretary Sam Hershern- kopt of the Canadian Civilian Association of Marksmen said Friday he is disappointed at the number of persons entered in the annual Canadian handgun match and sporting rifle cham- pionships, The three-day CCAM compe tition, which ends Sunday at! these army ranges near Ottawa, has attracted a record number of entries--more than 200--but the lowly Colts last season and/Single by Duke Snider, a duu- still has a losing lifetime mark,/ble by Jesse Gonder, Joe Hicks' 56-59. run-producing single and Duke But he's a winner against/C@%mel's sacrifice fly. Frank Dodgers. He's 13-6 against them Thomas saved it with a fine for a career and 3-1 this sea-/"Unning catch off Del Crandall's son. t drive and quick throw that dou- The lone loss came on a 2-0, shutout. at the hands of Sandy Koufax, while his previous vic- tories were a pair of 2-1 deci- sions, one a four-hitter in 12 in- nings and the other two-hit- ter. He struck out three, walked two and had a four-hitier goizz into the ninth Friday when Dodgers colleced a -ouple of harmless singles. A two-run sec- ond inning homer by Jim Wynn gave him all the woraing room he needed in beating Don Drys- dale. A spectacular, eighth-inning defensive play by Curt Flood saved the game for Cards. Phil- lies had one run home and John Callison, representing the tying run, on second base when Tony Gozales doubled off the right- centre field wall, Flood made a quick recovery, hit cut-off man Julian Javier, who 'threw out the sliding Callison a: the plate Ray Sedecki spaced six hits over the eight mnings he worked to win it Cubs rallied for six runs in the eighth inning to tie it against Giants, then won it on Jim Schaffer's two-out single in he 10th, which scorea Ron Santo. Leo Burke had a _three- run pinch hit homer and Ellis Burton a two-run fiomer in Cubs' rally that wiped out an 11-5 Giant lead Cincinnati right hander Jim Maloney pitched a four-hitter against Pittsburgh for bis 17th victory and got all the support) last of the 11th, Jack Rule Sets Tourney Mark ST, PAUL, Minn. (AP)--Jack Rule, former University of Iowa star seeking his first peo- fessional victory, got a strong grip on the $35,000 St. open golf tournament Friday ag a sensational 1l-under-par a thee players. And his 67-61--128 for the two rounds was one shot better than the 129 fired by Jerry Barber in 1956. Jerry Pittman of Tulsa, Okla., was second with 67-65--132. Don Fairfield was third with 65-69-- 134. First-day leader Jim Ferree three-putted three times and wound up with a 74, 10 shots over his opening round, He was well back at 138. i 187 King St. €. Paul Ristow REALTOR 728-9474 Paul| "Gene told me that if he loses he definitely will retire," sai Mrs. Fullmer, mother of three who suffers agonies of fear ev- ery time her husband enters the ru ing. When Fullmer lost the mid- } bled Hank Aaron off first in the/dleweight title to Tiger last) year in Saa Francisco, De- lores's father suffered a fatal heart attack at ringside. Full- mer himself absorbed a vicious beating, the worst of his career. Ontario Man Tied For Title Laurels SOUTH GATE, Calif. 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