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townships oi East Whitby TY Vaughan and Countyand townships of East Whltby Pickering and Whitby in Ontario County 0ct ziNov Counties of Min lleldimand Kent Lamhton ltbe drive was cleared of traf fic to accommodate the 14 runners in the races distance at over26 miles BASEBALL RECORD By THE CANADIAN mass American League Pecoai 76 55 530 66 66 500 16 oz 50 r621 66 67 496 16 62 67 Alli 18 62 7t 466 2on Kansas City 59 71 454 22 Washington 53 79 402 29 Wednesdays Result Washington New York Detroit 24 Chicago 711 Kainaatmy3clewaid Boston Baltimore Todays Gnrncs And Probable Pitchers Washington at New York Kemmcrer avid vs Ditmai 10$ Boston at Baltimore DDBau mann 54 vs Brown or iOnly games scheduled Fridays Gamer Cleveland at Chicago Kansas City at Detroit Boston at Washington tNi Baltimore at New York National League PoLGBL 74 50 561 73 60 549 70 62 530 70 54 522 65 68 Adi 62 EE A77 ii 62 73 45913k 56 79 415 19 Wednesdays Results Pittsburgh 34 Cincinnati 62 Philadelphia 11 Milwaukee St Louis Los Angelcs Chicago San Francisco Todays Games And Probable Pitchers St Louis at Los Angeles tNi Miller 22 vs Drysdaleusdn Chicago at San FranciscoAm derson 1L9 vs St Jones 1712 or Antonelli 137 Only games scheduled Fridays Games Pittsburgh at Ph adelphia Milwaukee at Cincinnati gt Chicago at San Francisco Onlygnmcs scheduled Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit Baltimore Boston San Fran Los Angelcs Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Phil international League Pettiflb 85 62 531 79 69 534 75 70 521 Buffalo Columbus Havana Biiii STiiiiS ByITilE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitchind land gave up nine inningnf elieftor Montreal Bulian Miami at Columbus cage 46 7s 74 70 77 7o 79 no 79 67 oz Richmond Rochester Montreal Miami Toronto 5413 me 475 15 470 ion 466 17 450 1on Wednesdays Results Miami 23Columbus 55 Toronto Rochester l2 Havana 5Richmond Todays Gnmcs Montreal at Buiinlo Toronto at Rochester Havana at Richmond nJridny1LGamcs Miami at Columbus Only game scheduled Americnn Association Omaha 14 Paul 29 Charleston Fort Wolth Denver 31 Minneapolis 12 lndianapolis Houston BALL Liiiioisiis American Lchgucu one it Pot 473 Bfi167 353 137 76 145 332 485 82 155 n320 Kuenn Detroit Kullne Detroit Runnels Boston Woodlingi Bal 383 56 119 311 Fox Chicago 542 75 ltitl 310 RunsYost Detroi 102 Runs batted in Coiavizito Cleveland and Killebrew Wash ington 98 DoublesKuenn as TriplesAllison Washington Home runsCoiavito and Kille brew a9 Stolen bascs Aparicio Chi PitchingShaw Chicago iii5 747 strikeouts Bunning Detroit 104 National League an 11 and Aaron Mil 530 ml 190 358 Cunningham so 402 58140 are Pinsan Cin 551114 184 330 RobinaonCin 488 98156 320 Temple Cin 513 9116 RnnsJinsnn 114 Runs batted in Banks Chi cago 123 HitsAaron 190 DonblesPinson 44 Triples Moon Los Angeles 10 Home runsBanks 38 Stolen basesMays San Fran cisco 26 Pitching 170 1000 Strikeoutsthysdale geies 20 SHOE VS FIVE NEW YORK moiw Shoemakcn who rod four win ners Tuesday at Belmont the last three in rowmade fivestraightrby riding the aily double Wednesday The Texan on the opener today aboard Julie Kate and the sec 63 decision ov KansasCity ond aboafd Gregory for an $3870 double imatch Wednesday between the iiedmen Workf winea Day MONTREAL CP McGill Redmen oi the intercollegiate Football Dengue opened training Wednesday with about 30 candilt dates on hand At least 10 morclplayers are expccted within the next weck Three impotrant members halt hack Clark Hansen centre Leo Konyk and tackle Tom Steel are still boning up for supplemental examinations next week Coach Bruce Coulter and his assistant Vaughan McVey ran the squad through light drills Wednesday concentrating onrfun damentais and familiarizing new comers with basic plays Coulter says he expects 20 of last years team backsidePX pccts to continue twicead practice routine for at least week Coulter the yankispnts arc at guar end and fullback DRAW WITH MCC WINNIFEG CF VA cricket Maryiehone Cricket Club of Eng landhand the Manitoba allstars was forced to drawby rain With an hour to play and six wickets to tally Manitobalwasl trailing the MCC by 146 runs Lincoln Mlddlea Nor lit and Welland Oct 1031 The remhlndor ot the province except for Essex County 15y 1m CANADIAN mass shooting Garfield McMahon Dartmouth NS in Centrepisto silver medal Mnraliion Gord Di ck son Hamilton thlr bronze medal Womens minim mimosa ado third in final bronzemcdol Hop step and jump Jack Smyth Winnipegfourtli in gourmet and Mason Toronto fifth infinal Menl Mmeire relay nda sixth in final Can sixth inflnal aoxing Lindy Lind Vancouver defeated in Yinpound class Mens volleyball Candda de tented Cuba in consolation round Divlng Era st Meissner Kitchener 0nt ninth in mens threemetre springboard final Menl twometre breaetaLroke Stephen Bablnovitchp Montreal fifth in final Mens 1Wmetre freestyle CameronflGrout Montreal fifth in fin Tom Verth Toronto Womenssoomein freestyle Catherine Campbell Vancouver fourth in best tqualiiiedSusan Sangster Vancouver flith in beat$qualified DU QUOINL Ill APDiller Hanover winner of harness rac ings hest plum is headed for vacation Hes an racing awfully hard trainer Ralph Baldwin of Lloydminster Sask explained toda He duerves rest dont think hellrstiirt at indiana dianapoiis Labor Day is the text bgtime test for threeyearold is years trotting triple crown is impressive straightheat Victory Wednesday in insomnia Hambletonian lar ness race ing the racerecord by 555m ip he themeshoe ies in 14 beats thisseason gest purse ever putup for har iiiciiiiamessiioise Headed Ior Well¢Deserved Variation horses owned by Hall Stables of Watertown NY Diller Hanover captured the second leg of trot tings triple crown in the Ram bletonian JohnAl Hanover who nipped Diller in taking the first gain the Yonkers rjuturity was no threat on the fast Du Quoin track The colts are expected to tangle for the linalvleg the Kentucky Eu tyfat Lexington Oct Hanover th ll victor has career earnings of $205784 gi figantic return on the $6300he cost as ayeariing He earned $73667 Wednesday Tie Silk took second money of $30 654 RiCHBROK GOLF ours flows scams rmsm vrsruon WELCOME BE M7 33 Km ile trorri lio ous effect Only bigl der amongthethre moo metre in cs rial no taffWrIter Plttiburghl Fire hdvestumhled inthat National League ipennant ace vetubbing their toecipn lawnle theyve walkednu over thiouasoa rna Clocinndii Reds who had won only live at lekfrlzm Pitts burgh 0pm is agrow and in ii ll Jollgd the fourth place Pirates with and 2l sweep of atwi night double header Wednesday night threerim homer rim Willi Jones won the opener ending the Piratesdatestwlnnlng string at live And DoolNewcomhe who hadnt beaten Pitubilfgh in more thantwoyears outduelled Bob Friend intbo second gxime as the Bucs dropped two in row for the first time in month MSTmums on behind SanIranciscos first piace Giants who deiénted Chl cago Cubs on Jacide Brandtfs ninthinriing homer secondplace Los Angeles stayed within its games at the lead by beating St Louis 96 after trailingby tour runofihlladelphla gain downed hdiind with their loss Jones rapped his tle breaking homerJn the ninth against uri beaten rellcfer Elroy igace Veda Pinsnn and Robinson elso hom ered forLthe Reds The Pirates scoredthelr three in thefirst in tw on lck Stuarts ere blankedon three hi by rookie Jim OToole 57 ran 512m homer atf losing relleierDon Elston 67 handed Sam Jones his lath victoryior the Giant tying teammate Johnny Anionelli and Mllwauir Ding homer TORONTO CP professional sport doesnt agree with aanucdtton leaders com ment that the pro athlete in Can ada has no more freedom than his Russian counterpart Dr Murray Ross cpresi dent of the University of Tomato said in Aurora although big leagues have increased efficiency and improved sport forthe speclt tater the athlete toes thallne of the rules laid down for him or doesnt play Rudie Schsffer general mana ger of Toronto Maple Leafs of the international Baseball League took issue with the state rnentl The controls over the profes sional athlete in Canada and the United States are limited and the freedom is great he said Why our team doesn even have in evening curfew at the moment BLAMES GROWTH Speaklng to the Toronto Pub lic School Principals Association Dr Ross said the growth of large organiutioas mayincrease effi ciency but it also cuts down in dividual ireedarrl This was dan gerous to the individual who tended to leave his thinking and decis ps in the experts Hayman general manager of Toronto Argonauts of the Big nuns TSTtumbié That spilled their five games Willie ees lLew Burdetth tor the league lead Felipe Aim and rookie Giants tPllCmNG REED The Dodgers blown Mlead when the Cardinals scored two unearned ruiu inyths third in niog three on CurtiFloods homer finally put it away agaiiirt tellsJet Bob Duliba with two runs in the sixth uck Churn 10 was the winner in re runs tor the Phil chasing Bur detite iiiit with three nin or for oz iendvln the sixth ingGene Freeze also hom cred for the Phiis whileiiank Aaron hit his 37th for tho Braves oil Robin Roberta1215va win her alter losing three straight Red Schoendlenst till back again lll made his first Hinges bouncing out as pinch hitter Tumble Says Knox Threat HAMILTON CPi rneliman Hamilton TigerCa mosLlearJn the TorontoArgonnu lineup is quarterback Ronnie Knox the coachot flicatn toid sfan club Jim Trinihle whose FoV football champions have play ate with gorges next Mom said Knox is sensational type or ballrloye most hurt lieats Ttlmhle told Quarterback Club lunucbcon meeting that he rates Dick Sbatto Boyd Carter Jimmy Bountiee and Gerry Phin of Argos in that order as other bl thre Iiihietes Lack Freédoni Not 305 Sayfiéam 395568 Four Football Union agreed that professional spoit hi ly or ganized Hawaiian aid that you could regulatet emhve merit of ball Piliers money were loot involved They are in the game primarily for pay George Duthie manager of the sports department of the Cans dian National Exhibition com merited When you have big bus iness you have to have rules and renditions Sport isbig businessvtoday he saidand wehave regula tions which were not applicable when the business was smaller PAr Ashtm my GOLF SANDYVCOVE concourse mini canton nignwny uar Stroiid on Lake Sini eoe here have been shut out This in traditionstnrted in mum Olympic Gaines at sinki and maintained since fineliy Mam mica gyro nwnn the third manna Gama roimding into the stretdl the rifiemen have averted chunk in the goldmedal depart ment with reports unconfirmcd early this morning of their big gesthaul in any single oombetiv liontwo gold is secondplace all ver and thirdplacobronze to go with silver and two bronze won earlier in this Westérn hem lsphere sports festival UNOFFiCiAL REPORT Unofficial word of the haul was glycn Wednesday nightby shoot ing team manager Famk Mcc mick of lilontreai and verificdyby team captainldimlavl unimo competing at lhe Waukegan ranges aboutes miles bounced tli winner asilvcr medal in the centrefire plstoi event Wednesdayhut tho unoi iiclal word was that Cunndhs take tram her marksmen was much more in the unofficial version Olym pic goldmedallist Gerry Ouel lotto of Deep River won the old medal in the rifle proneposition Toronto These reports also Canadas fourman team had won gold medal in that division and that 0uellelte had captured ace bronre medal in the rifle kneeling position zsvitg meanwhile cunfirmed that Canadian marksmcn hiva received bronze medals for their earlier teamperformances in the and his teammate Cinrk White Doug Kyle Calumwlth notc ond place in the scoop metm and third in the 5000 and pretty Museum of Vernonrii with bronze awardI inrtlie wanenar mo and by ninnlng the third leg in the womens mus relay enmitan iinisbe zbehind the Unitodsthtes and stray niece of idlrt thal ged in Miss McCallumlbeye durlog npreraco warmup prob ably robbed her and teammates Heather Campbell Vancouver Msureenitevcr Regina and lerle lerome Vancouver of The tilyearold girl was to run with patch cover ing her leit eye resulting in messedup baton change when the Canadians were running cec onrfiflwy dropped back to third and remained there lhcro erel other Canadian easualtiésKyie competing in what he latertdcscribed as his first andlaet marathon dropped out alter 16 miles with diy blistercd feet Gordchkson of nonmagn yearold insurance clerk hung on for tlilrdplnceflfinishnnd bronzemcdalin the event won hleohnrty Kelley oi the United States who set blistering pace Jim Green of th 54rona Deluxe sedan Automatic Transmissi on Radio 745m baitianiirrnms freep Iind English small bore eats usno cans Bradford PA com ALLSTATE SUPERSAFETY wirH TYREX VISCOSE CORD