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DRYSDALE LOSES Koufax Limits Mets To One Hit, llth Win By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer New York Mets finally caught up with Don Drysdale--and so did Sandy Koufax. But neither the rain nor Mil- waukee Braves could catch up with St. Loiis Cardinals, who overcame the first stall-in of 1965 by playing an ingenious game of surrender. The Mets, handcuffed' by Koufax and Drysdale in 24 con- secutive losses to the Los An- geles pair, rose up in the night- cap of a doubleheader Sunday, chipped away at Drysdale for nine hits and whipped the Na- tional League leaders 3-2. Koufax had played catch-up in the opener as he set the Mets down 2-1 on one hit--Jim Hick- man's fifth-inning homer--tying his pitching partner at 11 vic- tories for the season and 12 in a row over the New Yorkers. The split increased the Dodg-| ers' lead to four games over) the Braves, who lost to St.) Louis 6-4 despite the rain-mak-| ing efforts of Milwaukee mana- ger Bob Bragan. | TRIED TO STALL so would what looked like a cer- tain St. Louis victory. Bragan used three pitchers to face just three batters in an 18- minute war of nerves. But the Cardinals thwarted his stalling ending the inning as Dick Groat and then Lou Brock made only token efforts at base-running and were tagged out on the base paths: Elsewhere, Willie Mays stroked seven hits as San Fran cisco Giants swept a double- header from Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 in 15 innings and 7-3, Phila- delphia Phillies downed Hous- ton Astros 3-2 and 7-1 and Cin- cinnati Reds gained a split by beating Chicago Cubs 9-8 after losing the opener 8-5. Saturday, Cincinnati dumped Chicago 9-4, Milwaukee de- feated St. Louis 6-5, Pittsburgh downed Houston 5-3, San Fran- cisco edged New. York 2-1 and cost etre me tetas Pa tah pei TED SAI ENO THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 21, 1965 7 Atlanta Downs 4 Wings Twice To Move Six Up for the Giants with a leadoff) | By THE CANADIAN PRESS bel Bay the 15th inning off Al} Torente: Miely tants: t Johnny Callison took care of farther behind the leading At- most of the hitting for the Phil-l|{"\# Crackers and got some lies, slamming a two-run triple|international League baseball' in a decisive three-run eighth- action inning uprising in the opener' ty 3 | then aoubling home two runs as| The second-place Leafs split Philadelphia struck for six runs|a doubleheader Sunday with in the third inning of the night-iColumbus Jets, winning the GaP: : opener 5-0 but dropping the Ron Santo drove in seveninightcap 3-0, while the Crackers for the Cubs in their dou- i | Upheeder against the Reds downed Rochester Red Wings! while hitting his 4thand 15th sey Bad "~ coer dati Ss. Williams joined}e' anta s ames ahead of; -coagas Meg ME cher : the Leafs and third-place Co-, it three-run homer as Talcege wen the opener. lumbus within a half-game of | Toronto. | The Reds fell behind 8-7 in | the eighth inning of the night-| The Leafs also learned Sun-| cap on Ernie Banks' homer,|day that catcher Russ Nixon, tied it on Frank Robinson's ho-|the team's leading hitter with a mer in the ninth and later in|333 average, will be recalled by the inning scored the clincher|the parent Boston Red Sox of | on Gordy Coleman's bases-the American League following Los Angeles turned back Phila- delphia 4-0, Koufax, now 11-3, walked only two and struck out 12 for a ma-} jor league-leading total of 147.' Drysdale now is 11-5. | FOUR HIT HOMERS Phil Gagliano hit a three-run "i : tonight's exhibition game be- Inaded single ---- |tween the two clubs in Toronto. NFL-AFL War '223 65 op » van second homer of the year The Leafs broke up a tight . Over E ion | ver xpans 0 sparking the rally. Jack Dam- first game with a four-run eighth inning, Roman Mejias' '& NEW YORK (AP) -- Pro aska's third home run of the| football's rival leagues step up|S¢ason in the fourth inning was'| their expansion campaigns to-\°nough to give: Columbus the) day with the American League|Win in the seven - inning sec-| surrender to the National in the/0"d game. With the Cardinals leading 5-0,homer in the Carinals' five-run and rain threatening in the top|second -,inning urprising and of the fifth, Bragan decided to Brock nt a solo shot in the stage a stall-in, presumablyjeighth. Hank Aaron and Mack hoping that the rains would|Jones homered for Milwaukee. come, the game would go and battle for. Atlanta. expected to Buffalo Bisons split with To-| Jim Hart put the opener. away FERRARIS DOMINATE Masten Gregory Wins Gruelling Le Mans Race LE MANS, France (AP) -- Ferrari again is the winner of the Le Mans 24-hour race in the Italian firm's sixth consecutive out of 51 starters were British; the Rover BRM turbine in 10th place, followed by the single MGB entry,. and an Austin \trigger a shift in the fighting|ledo Mud Hens. The Bisons fronts. won the first game 4-2 behind re|Bill Haas who had a single, a| a ee eetaie ene double and his eighth home run| Atlanta the 15th city in their/of the year, Toledo bounced! lucrative operation, starting|back to win the second game! with the 1966 seagon. 2-1. : At the same time. AFL offi-- In a single game, Syracuse| cials, admittedly with little Chiefs scored four runs in the} hope of realizing their dream/first inning to down Jackson-| of putting a team in the Dixie|ville Suns 6-3. stronghold, will have a session' Saturday; Columbus won 6-3| here that could result in the in-lover Toronto, Rochester) jvasion of two NFL cities --|tripped Atlanta 3-2, Toledo out-| |Philadelphia and Chicago. jlasted Buffalo 9-6 and Syracuse | Ostensibly, the AFL expan-\split with Jacksonville, the and apparenjly unbeatable/Healy and two Triumph Spit-sion committee will screen ap-|Chiefs winning the first game combination of speed, durabil-| ity and cool-headedness. The Ferrari onslaught which) captured first, second, third, sixth and seventh places Sun- day, virtually overwhelmed the second consecutive factory- backed challenge of Fords and Ford - powered Cobras -- al- though two of the Fords proved! themselves faster in short) spurts. | Two German Porsches placed fourth and fifth in the 33rd run-};, fires. IS FIRST WIN Winning driver Masten Greg- ory, an American, in eight pre- vious Le Mans races had never placed better. than fourth, \plicants for a Philadelphia fran-|6-5 and the Suns taking the! |chise, but Commissioner Joe|second 10-2. \Foss has said other expansion |matters could develop. | The AFL blueprint ts to ex- \pand from eight teams to 10 in /1966. With Atlanta and its new Mrs. Conn Smythe | Gregory's co-driver was 23-' ¢18 000,000 stadium a~dim Dies At Her Home year-old German Jochen Rindt. Eleven Ferraris started and) only five finished. Of six Fords and five Ford Cobras, only one) Cobra finished. | As the Fords started falter- ig with transmission and over- ning of what is recognized aS/neating problems, world cham- the most gruelling auto race in the world. The best of the American entries in the con- test, which was free of serious ts, was an eighth place for the single surviving Ford-|t powered Cobra, and a ninth|¢ pion John Surtees of Britain took the lead in a Ferrari and held it through the evening hours. chance, the five-year-old league now turns to other centres of... RON TO (CP) -- Irene| |Eleanor Smythe, wife of Conn| opulation. , | mort Atlanta gets into the NBL| Smythe, founder of Maple Leaf for 1966, the 45-year-old league| a" pr Mag Mag yt -- aa undoubtedly will add another , cae ia Pm yt . club in 1967. An AFL charter|9® near dat pg < in daaaatineyh member, Houston, with its glit-| Mrs. Smythe also was the tering astrodome as an attrac-/mother of C. Stafford Smythe, tion, is a good bet to be the/President of Toronto Maple 16th NFL city, |Leafs of the National Hockey | Surtees' rouble car developed! and another Ferrari) ook the lead but blew a tire. for an Italian Iso Grifo POW-|From that point, Rindt moved| ered by a Chevrolet engine. | into first for a joy ride to the The rest of the 14 finishers/finish line, | Ludwig Heimrath Wins Feature Race By JOHN TRACY MOSPORT, Ont. (CP)--Lud- wig Heimrath of Toronto, top Canadian racing driver of 1964, drove his Ford-powered Mc- Laren-Elva to victory Saturday in the feature event of the Brit- ish Empire Motor Club's Spring Trophy races. The German - born garage owner averaged 90.9 miles an hour in the 73.5-mile race over the hilly, twisting Mosport road circuit. Bob McLean of Vancouver in a Lotus 23B was second with| an average of 87.5 miles an} hour. He completed 29 of the full 30 laps. McLean's second position, worth seven points for the leader in the under-two-litre| class, gave him a total of 13 and the leading spot in the con- test for the 1965 Canadian driv- ing championship, Heimrath's win was worth seven points in the over-two-litre class and left him two points behind the Van-} couver driver in the national contest. | SURVIVES CRASH | Eitel Maier of Thornhill, Ont.,| whose Lotus 23B survived a) spectacular crash in the last| few laps, limped across the fin-| ish line in time to win third place. | Eppie Weitzes of Toronto fin-| ished fourth in a Mustang GT} and George Chapman of Winni- peg won fifth place with a Lo- tus 23B. | From the time the green flag fell Heimrath, who operates a garage in east-end Toronto, left no doubt that he would be the; winner. He surged into the lead} and held it, lapping almost the| entire field of 2.9 Early in the race he was averaging 94 miles an hour. The Vancouver driver held| tightly to second place through-| out the race but was unable to At Mosport | catch sight of Heimrath's tail- pipes. | Interest centred on the duel between Maier and Wayne Kelly of Trenton' Ont., whose Porsche twice passed Maier's Lotus, Kelly was in third place on the 28th lap when the two machines collided. The Porsche! went off the track with it's| right rear wheel torn off but! Kelly was unhurt, WINS TROPHY As a result Of his over-all vic- tory, Heimrath won the Dunlop! Challenge Trophy. Over-all winners events in the races: Production sports cars, 1,30 cc. up--Eppie Weitzes, Toronto, Mustang GT. Production sports cars, up to 300 cc, -- Francois Favreau, Montreal, Lotus 7. Modified sports cars, all classes--Ludwig Heimrath, Tor- onto, McLaren-Elva. Formula Libre, Formula ,V Canada class--L. F. 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