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To find Red Cap Chapter in your area, look for Red Cap flag (see above); Red Cap salute or our leader. night's charity game, four |ord. . } owned the most famous har- pitchers combined for a Brunet, who dropped nine) ter,"' he said. five - hitter and three wild {straight after winning the sea- pitches led to two runs as |son's opener, is 6-2 during the New York Mets beat New | hot streak and 7-11 over-all. Joel York Yankees 4-0. (AP. Wirephoto) Stanky used six pitchers try-! for the putting green. you'll know you're in THE OSHAWA TIMES, # |Maple Leafs Edge Bisons |_ wists to" Cleveland Victory | AL fF Narrows Chisox Lead 9" Fourth- Inning Bunt iss" By THE CANADIAN PRESS |Gary Kolb slammed out a pg #1 erage on 4 bagged in to drive in the tying runs and/first game and Julio Navarro By HAL BOCK ling to beat the Indians Wednes-| Shannon's eighty - inning shot woaubeaiy tie heghic gered the winner scored when catcher |tossed a five-hitter to win the Associated Press Sports Writer|day, but Cleveland scored five|brought the Cardinals from be- many errors you make but|Chris Cannizzaro allowed a/ second. * A week ago Minnesota's ram-|runs in the first three innings |hind and enabled St. Louis to|when you make them that|throw home to get by him. Shortstop Gerry Kenney had paging Twins arrived in Chi-jand that was enough for Mc-/open a four-game bulge over |counts. | 'The Bisons also were unhappy | six hits for Syracuse at Roch-" cago to challenge the White Sox' | Dowell, 6-7. | Chicago in the National League! The Mud Hens made two er-| about the way the winning runlester as the Chiefs climbed into American League lead in a four-|_ Max Alvis ignired a two-run race. rors in an International League|Scored in their game at Tor-| sixth spot from the cellar with - snag igre . his Sk Pee yod > tbe gg The Pirates had knocked out| baseball doubleheader and blew ee ; fice Youn ene double victory. ae split kep! tddie Stan y's s an n cracke A both ends to Columbus Jets, 6- ulfaio catcher John enc crew on top, and now it's Cali-|1Jth home run of the year an | Dek HUSHPA, ANE. selred el 7-6. The Jets eh bag fielded Lehrer's bunt, delayed a ina a ni deficit wa ten ; fornia's turn to take a shot at|the second. |lead in the top of the eighth ON errors in the two gaines. second and then threw to first. | msn; is p the leaders. Tommy John, 8 - 6 was|Gene Alley's two-run homer, a| {py other action, a bases-loaded| Buffalo claimed he tagged home Sam McDowell softened ac be pri out in the first inning| land took the loss. runs in the third and were e jnever headed. In the nightcap;'"' triple by Jerry May and Manny |, b ehrer i plate before throwing out Leh-| 4) "i laseits tactics ti. unt by Al Lehrer in the fourth | the Chiefs jumped ahead 6-0 in: White Sox up Wednesday night inning scored what proved to be|Ter, but umpire Joe Linsalata| the first five innings and coasted * with a six - hitter as Cleve-|~ sasereae eg : "\the deciding run as Toronto|Tuled otherwise. home. Four errors by substitute land Indians stopped Chicago . . | Maple Leafs edged Buffalo Bi-| Righthander Dave Morehead|third baseman John Mason 5-3. It was the only game sched- 0 enin Round Disturbs sons 3-2; Richmond Bravesjwon his eighth game in 13 deci-|helped Syracuse score six une uled in the American League! Pp g 4 Snapped a five - game losing|sions and fanned 10. The ohlylearned runs in the second game, ~ and shaved the Sox' lead to 1% \streak with a 2-1, 8-2 double-|--- amas: : 4 sigue ee games over hola bey -- f a Ch Ni kl header sweep against Jackson- games over Minnesota and four! ville Suns and last-place Syra- sr cateeasxaee.™" Defending Champ Nicklaus is: sristnece sre In the only National League ester Red Wings 8-1 and 8-2, i game played Wednesday, Mike! yoy,AKE, En giand(AP), Nicklaud's 71 was three shots} In the opener at Toledo, the Shannon crackeda two-run! 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