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i di ea te Aa ia da at ind 16 me OSHAWA. TIMES, Thundey, August 20, 1964 a | , poh | 'PHILLIES > & | 3 | THE TOP TEN | Toronto Leafs z LOSE 4 : Ce ae By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Staging Duel American League Reds Whip Giants ie , Sa joie, ate heat For Last Spot Chi. 377 66 116 .308) By THE CANADIAN PRESS. Robinson, Balt. | 454 60 198 .304 ty : j mi ee 3 Freehan, Detroit $78 49 114.302, The leaders stalled in the bat- In Beanball Battle \ | : ' rag toner se aap Cleveland, 84, ja real race is shaping for Runs Batted In -- Killebrew, the fourth and last played Spot, MIKE RATHET second base on a double play,| with singles before Wes Coving- Ww 2 " bs innes moved Astociniog Press Sports Writer|he and Davenport had a few|ton drove in the tying and win- ine es a sandie: een ae hots 0 ae te wh qT ' " yg . i plate 'or- Philadel: Phillies are nurs-| words. ning runs with a pinch double. en, ' : : ing a wopans lead in the Na-| Reds' starter Bob Purkey was) The Cubs' Ron Santo had ear- : Hits -- Oliva, 171; Robinson,| onto Maple Leafs as they swept tional League pennant race to-\hit by a John Pregenzer pitch/tier hit his 24th homer. é : Baltimore, 138. |a doubleheader from day while Sah Francisco Giants|in the fourth inning, bringing a) The Mets won. their fourth j P " ' eo Doubles--Oliva, 33; Bressond,| Virginians 3-0 and 43, while and Cincinnati' Reds aré nurs-| warning from Pelkoudas.and an| straight, their longest winning, © & Boston, 32. | Toronto downed Atlanta Crack- their bruises. automatic fine. Purkey, mean-| streak of the season, when Hick- =| ia Triples -- Versalles, Minnc-|\°*S 7-2. 4 Phillies built their lead|While, evened the struggle by|man blasted a Vern Law pitch 4 " ge P sota, 9; Yastrzemski, Boston,| But the Leafs and Red Wings over second-place San Fran-\hitting Jim Hart twice. he the parking area beyond , : is ; ; ill ag and Fregosi, Los Angeles, 8, '|are still nine games behind Sy by Whipping Chicago Cubs| ROBINSON HOMERS TWICE left field with the bases loaded = Wik ' t fz Home Russ -- Killebrew. 42; [2002 Chiefs, who lost: 8-0 to 9-5 Wednesday after the Reds| In between, Robinson hit twojin the sixth inning. } . >; é; Powell, Baltimore, 31, | Mumbus Jets, while second-place handed the Giants their fourth) homers and Chico Ruiz collected; That was more than enough ; i : : bir ,|Jacksonville Suns dropped a straight loss 7-1 in 'the biggest/four hits in support of Purkey's|for Tracy Stallard. who had a Stolen Bases--Aparisio, Balti-'19.3 verdiet to Buffalo Bisons. deanball battle of the season, (six - hit pitching, pulling. the/shutout until Bill Virdon hit a ' ' 4 ; more, 48; Weis, Chicago, 16. Bill Short pitched '® fwo-hitter «The Reds-Giants game was| Reds to within one game of the|two-run homer in the ninth, i i eo p Pitching--Bunker, Baltimore,|in the seven-inning opener {or still: in the first inning when|Giants in the standings. | The Colts won in the 10th eo. ; é 4 12-3, 800; Ford, New York, Rochester and tow Cincinnati's Framk Robinson| Elsewhere, Jim Hickman's| when Al Spangler singled, con- ; ? ; ? i , }12-4, .750. lhamnered a fe0-ROn dark was hit on the: left arm by agrand slam homer gave New| tinued 'to second on Curt Flood's ; eS ; ; ; i 4 | Strikeouts -- Downing, New! the second to put the Red' Wings Ron Herbel pitch. Robinson| York Mets a 4-2 victory overjerror and rode home' on Fox' eae 2 re |York, 156; Peters, Chicago; |ahead of the Virginiang who had started toward the San Fran-| Pittsburgh Pirates, Houston) single. : i ees : am Pena, Kansas City, and Chance,|held'a one-run edge eiseo pitcher but was restrained| Colts edged St. Louis Cardinals} Frank Howard hit his first ho- : i I ah Sing 4 ; 3 Los Angeles, 147, | A pair of home 2 by umpire Chris Pelekoudas|§-7 on & run-producing single by/mer in 25 days and drove in | ¢ | : & | 4 ge Ms me runs, one & while Giant shortstop Jim Dav-| Nellie Fox in the 10th inning) three runs for the Dodgers, who ' : , a National League (otro . y Jim McKnight, enport grabbed Herbel as both|and Los Angeles Dodgers out-| blew most of a five-run lead but : oo ' . , ABR WPet,| Sealed ¢ oronto victory benches emptied. | slugged 'Milwaukee Braves 7-6.| held on behind Ron Perranoski's By Clemente, Pitts. 458 70 156 .341| Tom Butters took the punch » The umpires had: to step in| The Phillies got the job done/relief pitching. Perranoski 4 ag Begs y i ee Santo, Chicago 440 69 145 .339/Out of the Syracuse attack with @gain a few minutes later when|in the eighth inning, overcom-/struck out Lee Maye with the " * 4 } | Williams, Chi. 480 75 158 .329/@ two-hitter as the Jets won Robinson started from first)ing a 5-4 deficit with a five-run hese peer et oo = a es ae & > eg 4 Mays, San Fran. 439 96 140 ig) their a ne game base toward Herbel. And, later,|explosion. Clay Dalrymple andjcutting off the Braves fina view ra ca. Cinalan kh een 4 fe aie < | Aaron, Mil, 472 83 148 .314|from the leaders, when: Robinson was retired at|Tony Taylor triggered the rally!threat in the eighth inning. | ae tere, ich Aaberkadig Cincinnati coach Reggie Otero bel. Herbei hit Robinson in Crandall. Other umpire is uns Runs--Mays, 96: Allen, Phil-| At Buffalo, John Stephenson 8g : ees d Secthid by pinta. as Robinson started for San the back with a pitch, At left identified. adelphia, 89. |lashed out a bases - loaded dou- | bed and stopped by plate um- és: ble in the sixth inning to lead White Sox : Defeat | pire Chris Pelekoudas and Francisco pitcher Ron Her- is San Francisco catcher Del --(AP Wirephoto) Pew Bg orth ceed '8 five-ren Bison. upeiathe: ' | ' ' 4 | Hits -- Wiliams, 158; Cle-| é | BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS Recourse Wins yond ping OE 32; Maye, Local Tennis Club Milwaukee, 30. Slumping Yankees, By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Detroit 61 .508 13 Fes Mah at Boston (More- In First Start Triples--Santo; Pinson, ot Hosts Big Tourney a ea get AD pete sana nnte National League . --_---- = Hi cnt Pee cinnati, and Callison, Philladel- W L Pet. GBL)Los Angeles 62 4 nly games scheduled.) ORT ERI P)-Redi phia, 9. The Oshawa Tennis Club will Philadelphia 72 46 610 -- {Cleveland 5 65 463. 1814 Jatepeatioual Lesion 4 Canaerraneei: aielieer eae Home Runs--Mays, 87; Willbe hosting the Ontario Inter. V San. Francisco 67 53 .558 6 | Boston s 455 1914 W L Pet. GBL); \iams. 26. {mediate Men's»Singles Tennis Mo e Closer To To Cincinnati 66 54 .550 7 | Washington 9 75 .395 27 | Syracuse 76 51 .508 -- trainer Jerry gg ge for : wi \Championships this Saturday. 5 :4 5 9 |\Ka Cit 44 367 30 | : Ed Seedhouse on July 28, at) Stolen Bases--Wills, Los An-| ~ oF sual 4 = ro 4 sage Br rs : | Jacksonville B 53.586 1%4\Delaware, made his dees start|geles, 37; Brock, St. Louis g9,\Craig Pyke is setting up the , , f , .| Pittsburg 3 56. nesday's Results | Buffalo 67 55.54! " oF hated sity * | |program, R. HASS itagging him for an apparent;Demeter and Norm Cash. De-\\7 7 > eek s é in Canada Wednesday afternoon) pitching -- Koufax, Los An-| idiseastag: Broad Sparte Writer out Walt again. The ball trick-|meter's pinch single drove in hyoigh wei a Ly rr $ fesse ge Pate oe) 6 oe 67 60 528 9 |at Fort Erie and just eked out! geies, Tr .792; Bunning, Phila-| Entries for this particular While Chicago White Sox are|led out of Boyer's glove and the/ the tie-breaking run against the Chi cr ; "8 4 46? 17 Kansas gy 4 Cleveland | Rochester 66 59 .528 |vietory. " \delphia, 13-4, .765. [tournament are for those play- fushing rapidly toward the top| White Sox had the bases loaded | Angels in the seventh inning fusion ae Popeage pic bev gg 1 be scan foe yes z | With Jim Fitzsimmons in the| Strikeouts. -- Koufax, 223; |¢tS who have never won trophies Of the American League, New| The loss kept the Yankeos| while Cash added a two-run ho)..." yo44, 39 82 .322 3414) Los Angeles 2 Detroit 5 Atlante 45 82 354 31 | Saddle, Recourse ran a straight| Drysdale, Los Angeles, 178. | |i various toumaments in the York Yankees are having four games behind Baltimore.|mer in the eighth. Jim Fregosi W er | 40S Angetes at is ; a D9 82 38 Ontario vicinity. " | ' eye i ednesday's Results Probable Pitchers Today WedneSday's Results |course through the stretch and | f trickle bl In other games, Detroit Tigers had tied the game 2-2 with a ho-|,,, ; : | Ent h b ived ¢ Poumon. pare ope , |Pittsburgh 2 New York 4 New York (Ford 12-4) at Chi-/ Rochester 3-4 Richmond 0-3 | just ni j mation. He returned $5.80, $3.40), "nines nave een recely The White Sox moved to defeated Los Angeles Angels 5-2,,mer in the Angels' seventh. fe agi ; % acelin ele | just nipped Amajoy and Prince)mation. bi "0" 98. \from Windsor, Toronto, King: |Minnesota Twins downed Wash-| ,, j \Cincinnati 7 San Francisco 1 |cago (Horlen 8-7 or Buzhardt/Syracuse 0 Columbus 8 Anthony at the wire. A nose and $2.90 after running six and) or, 5 within a half game of first-) Minnesota 8 , Jim Kaat and Al Worthington) Chicago 5 Philadelphia 9 9-6) Atlanta 2 Toronto 7 / 5 and Gnotialt furlongs ta 1,16. 34 lston and various other sections place Baltimore Orioles Wed-|ington Senators 3-1 and Cleve-| d the Twi st the Sen-'St. Louis 7 Houston 8 \" Wanees Cite 'Vekas: (oe Jacksonville 3 Butfalo-12 a head separated the first three ; ble of Drifting|o! the province nesda' ht, taking advantagelland Indians outlasted Kansas) Pitched the Dwins past the Sen tiwaukee 6 Los Kansas City (Meyer 1-4). at) Jacksonville 3 Buttalo l hapeie The daily-double of Drifting] are me i . for four! City Athletics 6-4 ators. Kaat had a shutout until Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 7 Cleveland '(Siebert -3-5) (N) Games Today hctend bitad |\Heather and Sky Spark paid) Interested persons who would bf Pda aj Hag Aad Lino se f the ninth when Worthington re- Probable Pitchers Today Los Angeles (Brunet 0-0) at) Syracuse at Columbus Recourse was the hottest tip} $72.90, while the quinella of|like to see some top tennis play, Uneamed runs anda 42 victory. tan TROUBLES TOO ngton re-| Cincinnati (Nuxhall 8-7) at|Detroit (McLain 3-3) (N) Atlania at Toronto of the day and most of the 8,243|River Party and Blacks Charge|are cordially invited to be on _ cry gh lint pggpag Red Gh tidak: nine experianced placed him. San Francisco (Perry 8-9 or i a fans went along with the infor-| paid $38.30. |hand for Saturday's play. ; ; . + tit Ki alli since A -ao, Marichal 15-5) Pitcher Jim Bouton and third) difficulty with "8 trickling base- bere ai sca nas cig Pittsburgh "(Friend 19-12 and ; : hg ta Ctl Debea ticas baseman Clete Boyer were the! ball. In their case it was a cou-jruns and Joe Azcue two for the Schwall 42) at Philadelphia " ia laces Yankees who had the trickles.|ple of bunts that rolled foul.|/tnaians. All of Davalillo's runs|(Mahaffey 10-6 and Wise 4-1) *° The malady first appeared in They came off the bat of Boston batted tn 'came on w thirdinG , Yhe third ron after the White|T00kie Tony Horton in the 10th) © sad al acai eo: Mi ro pee Sox the 'chnal with two| ining with Carl Yastrzemski at)ning single with the bases |, haga bhsar pts eae i 3 Posey a Ward grounded tolfitst. After he failed to saci-|loaded ant two out. The hit ras cues poner ict (N)) first baseman Joe Pepitone,|fice, Horton slammed a double!proke a 2-2 tie, putting the In- CAmebicin Tanita. | Who 'tossed the bail to Bouton 1 fe lett ak the 'win.| dans ahead to stay. Jim Gentile W L Pet. GBL| &t first. The throw was in time|™ socked his 22nd homer for. the Baltimore 74-46 612.-- | 4 but Bouton missed the base, al-)"8 Tun. j | Chicago 74 47 612 a DO ka i a ION lowing Ray Herbert to score. | Detroit grabbed sole posses-| Athletics in the fourth. | New? York 69 40 585. Pig | sion. of fourth place behind. Don|---- THREW BALL DOWN | His error upset Bouton so) sat ec! YESTERDAY'S | Mosport Schedules|Romenber When?.| | (MUA SIRSUAG 1d down in disgust. As it trickled near the first base coaching|- STARS Night Race Event Canada's Miss Supertest i DOMINION Box, Jim Landis, who had} Ill successfully defended Pais " tt ei reached third on the first mis- | A --, 0 a . " ' seca ed vane etth the nity TAR. ADOCIATED PRESS| nor sontown Grand Prix ct oni °° OO ee | ROYAL "A LE AR A that gave Chicago a 21 lead. | Batting--Jim Hickman, Mets,/durance is scheduled for the| SPeedboats by winning two | | Swe The trickles mushroomed into! hit a grand slam homer in the\nearby Mosport sports car| Staight 45-mile heats over oe IRES ; SET catastrophe again in the sev-/sixth inning, giving New York/|track Saturday. | three United States chal- j - iy ee 3 Soa enth inning. when Chicago a 4-2 victory over Pittsburgh Pi-| The race is expected to pre-| lengers at. Long Beach, 1 be i TM AP choke scored two runs, breaking a 2-2)rates and their fourth straight! tune' i deadlock. triumph--their longest winning|@Uce about two hours of night) near Picton, a With runners at first and sec-| streak of the season, driving, the first in the four-| years ago today. The late ? 'ond and none out, J. C. Martin) Pitching--Bob Purkey, Cin-|¥@? history of the track. | Bob Hayward of London, F CHROME WwW bunted along the third base line.| cinnati Reds, scattered six hits) The race, which begins at 6) Ont., drove the Canadian _ *Bouton grabbed the ball but his in 7-1 victory over San Fran-|p.m., will feature sports and) entry 'to a record average s throw to third for the force was cisco as the second-place Giants|sports-racing cars using a Le speed of 116.28 mph for the i DISCS i ih OORT Be too late, But wait. Mike Hersh-|dropped six games behind Na- Mans type of start, with drivers , : 'Bcrger slid past the base \tional League leading Philadel and cars lined up on opposite) event, including a@ one lap Boyer pounced on the runner,| phia Phillies. sides of the track for the start.) record of '126.22, aS : ae | Reg. 19.95 7 | | | SALE PRICE . . , Pele. 2 GYM SETS Dominion Tire Store Special Reg. 17.25 TENT TRAILER W2 SALE PRICE mor 475, | mm 'Coleman Stoves ".:" 14.69) Tomoerdat Coleman Coolers salt 13.29 n E Electric LAWN MOWERS TILLER $10,000 added 7 m0 9B OO 2 'cu 124.45 Harness Tracks of America Trot om ai we veers | DOMINION TIRE STORES vexcece eT eran hon eae FREE PARKING QUEEN STREET EAST AT KINGSTON ROAD é | 2