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' FOR ONLY 337 Bloor street West Oshawa 576-1080 JTOMATIC IALISTS THE OSHAWA TIMES, 13 Wednesday, August 23, 1967 Red Wings One From Top Brampton Ties Up | Series With Petes Pam Miller Loses | BEAT OUT BRAVES Match In Ireland | PORTRUSH, Ireland (Reu-| ters) -- A team of Canadian) girl golfers beat an Irish select--By THE CANADIAN PRESS as Columbus Jets administered! A wild pi ed side three matches to one) Rochester Red Wings climbed|4 2-1 defeat at Toronto. eS McAuliffe Provides Power As Tigers Beat Twins Twice nd a So giro ye gee gro fig ne Bea Sox then scored a third na Wilson, who has lost nine,in the ninth, Tom Satriano's| Canada's leading player, San-/ 3) 'Teasue baseball lead|SU"S Tecelved one-hit pitching loaded, helped Columbus to its|ton forced a seventh and decid- Georg v ie inning on a sacrifice fly.|give up solo homers to Cesar]}, in th th had given|"@, Post, attractive 19-year-old |,, ied aditrom Tug McGraw in a 2.0|Victory. Jess Gonder scored on|"8 same in the Ontario Lae La i on eee 6 BROKE SCORELESS TIE | Tovar, Tony Oliva and Ted Uh-|catitornia the tle ad given) tudent from Oakville, scored a tinge Ci Pg teats] Sy Jead-/triumph over Syracuse Chiefs|@ sacrifice fly for the other run, | Lacrosse Association Senior A ; . | laender. : jdecisive 7 and 6 triumph over dcs and Toledo Mud H it alAl Montre »c|final series Tuesday by edging ont "ye We haeeicat vols a Seon eee Bont") Wayne Causey carried the gg te Ig vine, Sener Vivien Singleton, former Irish Two runs in the first inning/doubleheader with Buffallo 'Bilonly run on ; throwing error by| Peterborough Pk 4 d ; ; s [ : f ; i ; "| girls champion. : jand one in the second provide ' | | The best-of-seven series, tie ee ee a piece Hw 'ey Ted'in hitter Dalton Sones trip-tory by rapping out thres hits it te in we sist toate broke a * Ireland's. only success. came hag yong against Ron Reed, "The third-place Hens won Be a prized New York ot ig ees ree ; Sin s aad divi : om xth inning. lfrom international Caro]}|/Who too s ninth loss against! openi # . - TK ough. Scott was kicked on the back sty Bhi dyer Je tages so RVing sal) Uiree Fins Jim (Catfish) Hunter, 11-12,)McAuley who beat Pamela| Victories. lthe nighttap 24. _ pidge mg pag opi igs out 7 Jack Madgett scored three of the head while making al.) iobbled Dick Nene wt v der SCORES FIRST RUN got Kansas City its split in the|Miller of Oshawa 2 and 1. It} As the leading clubs staged| A run-scoring single by Steve|decisions Ron B game in isifor Brampton while Wayne play to Lageroate aco ets BA and dove head first ts tae the But the Sox ran into Fritz era, LB apron ght Orioles|had been anybody's match for|their battle for first place|Demeter and a double by|third baseman sini rages Medes y deg ag i ais tach ory over washington senators), H \Piterenn in? th d 'or the four me this season./15 holes. |Toronto Maple Leafs continued|Buddy Barket gave Rochester|third icuse' Pd Lae pins a edichaggin in the first game of a double-|9@8: He made the putout but/*eterson in the second game.!yin Gosger and John Donald-| The Canadian girls are toto plummet toward the bottom.|two runs in the fi oT Me ences only hit.) John Davis scored twice for header Tuesday night. was kicked and had to Jeave| The young left-hander yielded) <on each drove in two runs for|leave by air for home Thursday|The Leafs managed only five|Dave ple tory ns grrr rod dar on eel Wie ie re ; raat Ay ; i : s iByrnes an illy Armour the game, only to return as a/just two hits, both by Tommie ; ; i » But he played all of the sec-|herocin the mr Pil u |Agee, in boosting his record to the Athletics. from Dublin. thits against southpaw Bill Short! victory. i force in the winning run. 'single goals, ond game and drove in two! fri Wilson became the|4-13. The Yankees scored in the -- runs with a bases-loaded single, majors' first 17-game winner in|S ecord inning when Mike sparking the Red Sox to & 53\the 'Tigers' first-game victory.|Hegan drove in his first run of SS victory. After McAuliffe hit his two-run|the season and got the winner itt Oe aes McAuliffe, who drove in twolhomer his 20th, off Deanjin the eighth on Tom Tresh's | « ~ H runs with a homer in Detroit's|Chance in the first inning, Wil-| 'tiple and a ground out. '\ Wii 7-3 first-game victory over|/son doubled home another run| Tian, evening his record at f j an Buy with confidence- M SY ' } PON om \ ' ng a, Minnesota Twins, tripled in the]in the third. The Tigers con-|8-8, struck out the side three ihe - } s llth inning of the nightcap.|clud-d the scoring in the eighth| times, but the Indians were still Hy : No need to wait! Then, with one out and Willie|with Eddie Mathews' first/tied 2-2 after eight innings. Joe @ None of the * wil Horton up, relief pitcher Al]American League homer. Azcue then won it with a homer | a ; : attected by Sal Ver iedocs ors Ai HEIR, ta fuievaidataal les Tax ions Worth:ngton uncorked a_ wild) ---- pitch next month a reer ' . < 7 2 Ran: PR, Ss J canton ites ""icttie' Cepeda's Big Bat Booms, | \\ fae \ WS -- % had trouble seeing and was not sure 04 ea was wild until he! saw the ball rolling toward the wall. He then scampered home Sets Pace Over Ex bi mates for a 2-1 Detroit victory. Meanwhile, Chicago W hite|/By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS! In other NL action Philadelp- Sox split their doubleheader) St. Louis has been cashing in |hia Phillies swept a double- with New York Yankees. Thejon last year's Orlando Cepeda-| header from New York Mets 2-0) Sox won 3-2 and then lost 2-1. | Ray Sadecmki swap for a longjand 11-4; Cincinnati Reds| After the smoke had cleared,| while, but Cepeda still won't let|trimmed Los Angeles Dodgers | Chicago was in first, one per-|/San Francisco Giants off the|4-1; Chicago Cubs drubbed| centage point ahead of Boston| hook. Pittsburgh Pirates 8-1 and| and a game ahead of Minnesota} The slugging first baseman| Houston Astros spanked Atlanta and Detroit. Minnesota was a|tagged Sadecki for a run-scor-| Braves 4-1, percentage point in front of/ing single and a three-run| The Cardinals, who had fourth-place Detroit. homer Tuesday night, backing| dropped two in a row, jumped Luis Tiant set a single game|Nelson Briles' four-hit pitching | on Sadecki for three runs in the| high of 16 strikeouts for thej}and powering the National! first inning and finished him in| majors this season as Cleveland] League-leading Cardinals to a the fifth on Julian Javier's sin- Indiars edged California Angels' 9-0 romp over the Giants, gle, the pitcher's fielding error Drop in for 3-2 and Baltimore Orioles beat' Cepeda, dealt from San Fran- 29d Cepeda's 22nd homer. ed Kansas City Athletics 2-1 before) cisco to the Cards in May, 1966 2 staat losirg to the Athletics 6-1 injfor southpaw Sadecki, went 3- aplghitet belts ex = SPE other American League games.|for.5 against the Giants and , Larry Jackson, beaten by the, SPECIALS Sco't came up with the bases|hoosted his batting mark to .344| Mets last week after reeling off| loaded in the seventh inning of|only two points short of| 18 Straight victories at their) \\\ the recond game and the Redjleague leader Roberto Clemente | ¢xPense, started a new string in Sox trailing 3-2. of Pittsburgh. the nightcap at New York as Instead of trying for a home| Sadedcki, meanwhile, lasted 4|Rich Allen paced a 14-hit run, the right-handed slugger|1-3 innings, committed 'an| assault with his 22nd and 23rd simply hit the ball where it waslerror, wild-pitched two runs| homers. pitched and stroked {t into right}home and wound up with his Rick Wise blanked the Mets field to drive in two runs. The'fifth loss in 10 decisions. on seven hits in the first game} - BASEBALL SCOREBOARD ---- | while Bill White's RBI single in | {the fourth and Tony Gonzalez' ninth-inning homer won it for , the Phillies. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Tuesday's Results National League New York 2-2 Chicago 3-1 W L Pet. GBL| Minnesota 3-1 Detroit 7-2 Milt Pappas, who had shut out Los Angeles in two previous meetings, blanked them on six | Bt. Louis 77 48 .626 California 2 Cleveland 3 hits until Al Ferrara homered | Cincinnati 67 57 .540 1014|Kansas City 1-6 Baltimore 2-1 |in the ninth and picked up his | Chicago 68 60 .531 11%4| Washington 1-3 Boston 2-5 13th _victory against eight loss-| San Fran. 64 59 .520 13 }es. Pete Rose keyed the Reds' | Atlanta 62 58 .517 1314 International League |attack against loser Don Drys-| Philadelphia 62 59 .512 14 |p. W L Pet.GBL dale with a double and run- ttsburgh \ 34 1484 17% Richmond 72: 35. .567 | scoring triple. Los Angeles 55 68 .455 21 | ochester 70 55 .560 1 | Joe Niekro scattered 11 Pitts- Houston 52 73 418 26 |L0ledo_ 65 59 .524 514) burgh hits and doubled in three New York 49 74 398 2g |vacks'ville 62 62 .500 84/runs to lead the Cubs past the Tuesday's Results Toronto 60 65 .480 11 |Pirates and left-hander Bob Philadelphia 2-11 New York 0-4|Columbus 61 66 .480 11 |Veale. Billy Williams hit his Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 1 Buffalo 55 68 .447 15 |19th homer as_ the Cubs | Houston 4 Atlanta 6 Syracuse 55 70 .440 16 |snapped Pittsburgh's winning! ® St. Louis 9 San Francisco 0 Tuesday's Results | streak at five games. Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 1 Columbus 2 Toronto 1 | The Astros stretched Atlan-| American League Rochester 3 Richmond 1 jta's losing string to five behind | Ww L Pet GBL Jacksonville 2 Syracuse 0 jthe six-hit pitching of Dave Chicago 68 53 562. | Toledo 8-0 Buffalo 2-22 | Giusti. Singles by Joe Morgan, Boston 69 54 .561 Today's Games |Bob Aspromonte and Ron Minnesota 67 54 1554 1 |COlumbus at Toronto |Brand plus an infield out pro- Detroit 68 55 553. 1 |2oledo at Buffalo per two runs in the second California 63 61 "508 614| Richmond at Rochester inning, propelling Houston to its! Washington 59 65 "478 1044 | Jacksonville at Syracuse \third straight victory. | Cleveland 59 66 .472 11 | Baltimore 56 68 .452 1344) New York 54 69 .439 15 Kansas City 53 71 427 16% 1 '0' For Owner At It Again KANSAS CITY (AP) -- An| open player revolt and the fir-| ing of manager Alvin Dark are} the latest incidents in the} stormy seven-year baseba!1/| career of Charles 0. Finley, | maverick owner of Kansas City | Athletics of the American League, | "The O is for owner," says the white-haired, 50-year-old Chicago insurance executive, who never leaves any doubt that he is in full control of his | baseball club. | He has been involved in more | reports of possible franchise shifts than any owner in base- ball. He was on the brink of expul- sion from the American League by his fellow club owners in January, 1964, after a long, bit- ter, complex, sixth-month lease dispute with city officials. The owners backed the city to the limit and ordered Finley to sign a four-year lease or be! expelled from the league. \ Finley feels too many base- ball men are stodgy, don't want to change and don't realize the need to fight harder for the entertainment dollar. Finley's lease here ends after this season and he says he's considering moving the club. 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