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did it a record 13-times, includ-,725 bases on balls, 2.98 earned-|run average; 35 shutouts. ing seven times in his first 11)run average; 36 shutouts. Spahn: 21 seasons, 750 games,jruns, 2,584 strikeouts, 1, big | Grove: 17 seasons, 616(5,246 innings pitched, 363 won,|bases on balls, 3.09 earned-run CLASSED WITH HUBBELL, SPAHN Koufax: Best Lefthander |.iis: e's sin! waa S| American League, posted 20 or times, earned runs, 2,266 strikeouts, ' . more victories eight Of All? He S Contendin while Hubbell, former meal|!,187 bases on balls, 3.06 earned- . ticket for New York Giants, did -- . it five times. NEW YORK (AP)--Is Sandy baseball seasons. No one has| Here's the way the four great SEE WHY a Sed more sy v lseuthnaws compared in the im- Riders Have To Rate As Victors Over Als... [Koufax the gresissi teli-agnios sere Tcord-chatteriag. tour|portaat 'calegotles: Mr. Bonney | is Gone OTTAWA (CP) -- On _ thejsive lead in statistics in the reg-Bernie Faloney's passing arm.|nitcher of all time? strength of their four meetingsjular season games. That was the game they Un-) who pos Angeles Dodger star,,"0-hitters, including last sea-| Koufax: 11 seasons, 356 | Saturday - - - 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 5, 1965 age; 2,014 runs, 1,798 a Of Good Government VOTE Monday for HODGES | X| sctStar this year, Ottawa Rough Riders} But the Alouettes, who take|veiled fullback J. W. Lockett, |. \son's perfect game against Chi-|games, 2,002 innings pitched, | Save to rank as favorites over|the field at 2 p.m. for the gameja National Football League Po mar yg nl pd bi auee cago Cubs, his single-season|138 won, 78 lost, .639 winning | Montreal Alouettes in theirjto be televised on the CTV net-jand he scored both Montreal| sented second time this week,|record of 382. strikeouts, and nu-|percentage, 732 runs, 651 earned Eastern Football' Conferencejwork, are a far cry from the|touchdowns in that game. undoubtedly is in a class with|merous other electrifying per-|runs, 2,079 strikeouts, 740 bases sudden-death semi-final herejteam that lost a 23-2 decision| Last Saturday, when the Alsic.4) jubbell, Warren Spahn|formances. on balls, 2.93 earned-run aver- Saturday. here Aug. 12 and a 31-13 verdict took a 16-8 decision in the| ond Lefty Grove--generally re-, The 29-year-old Koufax has|@8e; 35 shutouts. 'The Riders whipped the Alou-/im Montreal Aug. 26. ' press 2 ~ : a ar garded as the finest southpaws|won 20 or more games only| Hubbell: 16 seasons, 535 ettes in three of the four games The change started in the may pares t 'ine splek tron of the modern era, |twice in 11 National League sea-| games, 3,591 innings _ pitched, : */Aug. 26 game when the Alou-jat a running mate . '--|"" probably no other lefty has|sons. Spahn ,the former Braves'|253 won, 154 lost, .622 winning --including a 20-1 exhibition vic-lettes finally found some run-jhalfback Pat Batten, WhO, hieveq more success than|stalwart recently released by|percentage; 1,380 runs. 1,188 tory--and piled up an impres-Ining to go with quarterback|scored both Montreal ear Hoe rae downs, and, Don Davis, a speedy Koufax during the" last fivelSan Francisco at the age of 44,'earned runs, 1,677 strikeouts, s Bud In Morale-Sessions s To Buoy Up His Bombers 'end, WINNIPEG (CP)--Coach Bud)Stampeders and move on to win sags NOWIAWHOLE NEW SERIES OF ULTRA-LUXURIOUS CHEVROLETS ference in tack," says Rider coach Frank Clair. Lockett supplies the power running while Batten provides the outside running 'threat and also is a dangerous sessions to prepare his Winni- pass receiver. peg Blue Bombers for their | sudden-death Western Football | Conference semi-final against) --- Roughriders Sun- jay. Grant says his objective is to get- younger members of the team into the right frame of mind. The Bombers will check into a Winnipeg hotel Saturday night to keep the discussions going and "the first person they'll see Sunday morning will be me." "We fear Saskatchewan as| much as any team we've ever) played," he told reporters Thursday. 'In a one-hot game they can beat anybody." The WFC semi-final was re-| duced to a sudden-death affair) CBC television cameras will be focused on the field when the contest kicks off at 2:30 p.m. (3:30 p.m. EST). WFC Semi-Final 'Sudden-Death' | First Since '51 | REGINA (CP)--The last time) the Western Football Confer-| ence semi-final was a sudden-| death game was in 1951. That year was also the last) time Saskatchewan Roughriders) had a shot at the Grey Cup.\and Don Gilbert. Gilbert sat out this year for the first time since |They lost. 1951. It was cut down from a two-game, total-point series to match conditions in the East, they must defeat Winnipeg Blue where a Grey Cup contender iS\nombers at Winnipeg in the| If they entertain ideas of play-| ing in the Grey Cup this season,| | faced with a maximum of only|cemj-final Sunday and head| the final. In the West the maximum is still four. The WFC final is a best-of-three series while the) Eastern Conference declares its) winner in a two-game, total-/® For the first time since the second game of the season, meetings, Riders will be at full strength/ryshed Montreal 608, yards to 378, and hold a 526-410 advan- The winner of Sunday's gamejtage in passing yardage with 27 nd healthy. a-replacement for Scott. | will be linebacker Mike: Blum, will, ther later by an eye injury. With flanker Terry Evanshen --the EFC's Rookie of the Year --Faloney now has variety in his passing, something that he lacked eariy in the season. But the Riders also will be a far cry from the club that lost} last Saturday. | Haifpack Bo Scott, who ran for more than 100 yards in each of the two regular-season Ot- tawa wins over Montreal, will be back at his halfback slot) after sitting out an ankle injury. He will be joined by fullback Jim Dillard, who also missed last Saturday's game. Ottawa's defence will be shored up by the return of de- fensive halfbacks Gene Gaines last Saturday with a knee injury and Gaines was playing offence for the first time this year as Also coming off the injury list In their three regular season Riders have -- out- 6 CAPRICE BY CHEVROLET points round. ' Grant said the third-place meets Calgary Stampeders in aiof 51 passes completed com- Riders have a "real opportu- | best-of-three final, opening atjpared to Montreal's 27 comple- nity" to defeat the Bombers |Calgary the following Saturday.|tions on 48 passes. and the first-place Calgary|~ = ---- Crothers In | AAU Canada HallOtFame | VANCOUVER (CP)--Six new| faces were added to the Ama- teur Athletic Union of Canada's Hall of Fame Thursday. 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