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TEE lmmm THURSDAY AUGUST nylon SPORTS TYPE By STEVE JONBSUU Sports Editor INDUSTRIAL EYEOPENERS The usuallysmooth Industrial Softball League pro cided couple of eyeopeners dur Lsom Stewarts Lunch Near Trails End The are Ir about to all on Rawn had two each for iorgis the entire Stewarts Lunch solt Pat Wanamaker and Joe Man ball team ley had two apiece for Stew swlist nigbltoat Park the arts arts yr two games behind in ma bestoffive seml Nm= and well final series with lorgls Antomo tives ihrgls won handily s2 0r SlimY PM St and looked more tllanlever like 15 ha PM the best bets to win the Barrie SmlbbmM and District league title game up Home Rnycraft son of Stew arts coach Bill attended the game in cast that encircled his invsecondconsecutiven The first one only It came during the it seems that Pat warts Lunch of the Barrie gue was goin Lakeview sai uniform the field fnthe same game on the sweater worn test like Wanamaker til the nextlday at least we report from authoritative sources fourth game of the Case EaglesLakeview Dairy serie Wanamaker layer with sie and Dist ct Softball Lea to coach at one of the bases for Case nuts to this Wanamaker wasnt in Biggy was made to remove himself from Case threatened to file protest by Lakeview pitcher The pro was withdrawn but not un We dont know under which rules this league had been playing President Steve Hines later asked the clubs what rules they wanted The teams agreed to SA rules Arguments should now be limited or at least cuti Then Tuesday Lakeview had runner hurt his an kle at firse bsse Case team for surprise to find Ma be this bit has been its When the Lakeview coach asked the free runner it was much to our that the courtesy was refused going1 only black mark we ave against any of all year If so then that leagues clubs all season Becadse of the refusal the Lakeview coach who is also player took over for the runner This meant that the injured player was out of the game but good it could have been pretty past that half inning It would too if further substitution was rough had the game gone ave been nteresting needed by Lakeview There wasnt another eligible player on the bench BDSL EYEOPENER Weve written before how the BDSL sometimes acts major league this town Charlie Gorhlftn championship in 1980 Eeyors of the club 3111 job was For the first time since we saw coach get the chop who7ihaciiédst arriving in the voted expendable by the Baycraft has taken the coach JUST NOTES Smiths Dairy and Case Eagles open the Industrial SoftballyLeague final series tonight at Queens Park at seven oclock Varcoe Willows and Whitby Mer the field at 880 in the secondg final series in the Barrie District gue Ladies Softball Lea BCAF Flyers and Minesing were rainedrmllt for the Rain could cause ngh the Barrie and District Softball Leagucplaydowns to drag for sometime Torgis andstewarts have already played two semi games The longer the HordenMinesing series is stalled the better it will be for Camp Corby Adams Mine sings shortstolfi and the leagues top batter leaves for his 15 on Pennant go in less than two weeks Interest Outdoes Homers By JIM ROGERS MlNNEAPOlefAPWPeT nant fever is putting the race of the homerun hustlers into the American Leagggbnckgmun Forvexamp Mickey Mantle had just awstted his 17th home run but there was little talkin the Yankee dressing room about that Wednesday Everyone was more concerned how second place Detroitcame out with Chi cage Most of the Yankees bad lcft the dressing room when the fi nal score was Detroit That coupled with New Yorks 40 victory over Minne solo Twins behind the fourhit pitching of Bill Stafford Wednes day night put the Yanksztfi games ahead ofthcllgers There isnt much talk about the home runs said Yankee manager Ralph Houk The boys are more interested in win ning the pennant That feeling carries even to statistician Bill Kane who makes no mention in his press sheet of how close Mantle and Roger Maris who has 51 round trippers are to Babe Ruths lecord so homers Mantle is one game ahead of Ruths record 1927 pace lt Manila and Marisbhnve 23 games in whichtn break Ruths postedChicago record within the limit of 154 team decisions set by baseball commissioner Ford Frlck SLIDES HARD Allie pennant fever was best exhibited Wednesday night by Mar hard into Minnesota second baseman Billy Martin who was trying double play The ball sailed into the Twins dugout for the Yanks first run bad to take my chances with an injury said Maris Houk said he felt no concern at the slide but would have if he hadnt tried to break up the play Maris who is seven games up on the babe was willing tocbat lve been getting great many more bad pitches lately Jle said after loser Jim Kaat three times went to three balls on the lefthanded slugger And ive been swinging at too many of them FIGHT FDR ARCHIE SAN FRANCXSCO APtven arable Archie Moore world light fight the winner of Monday nights Billy BesmanoffAleyan dro Lavorante heavyweight bout If former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is the referee promoterfi die Thursday 29 comes 51 Regu oriy 69 95 SPECIAL who risked iniury sliding heavyweight will had an esp ally disastrous night rarely going an inning without someone goofing Totals started the same way with the result first run the im stameni But anerror on the first man to the platefor Torgis Ralph Knapp put the winners even before the defending champs came to the plate At the end of the first inning errors had caused 11 score Automotives took the lead for good in the fifth frame on two hits and three errors good for three markers in each of the four frames that Torgis scored Stewarts errors played prominent roles It didnt matter that Laurie Bar ron was toudled for 10 hits His matcs totalled eight errors one more than the number of hits they could collect off lefty Ralph Knapp OUTFIELD OKAY Stewarts story was brighter in the outfield George Falcon er made two fine running grabs in the sixth inning He went far behind the light poles to haul in smash by Jimmy Edwards Then became towards the in field like flash to sang liner by Don Johnston Centre fielderJnhnston and leftflelder Pete McCloskey made great catches for Torgis in the swat department John Christie McCloskey and Frank Form Sr Loop With Teams VBELLEVHLLCPi The Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey Leaguewas formed Wednesday as four teams dciinltfly en tcred One other club will prob ably ioin and sixth is pos slbility Lorne Cook of Kingston past president of the Ontario Hadley Association and chairman of the meeting said Bellevllle Klngston Napanee and Toronto Macedonians are certain to eifiey verylikely will enter team with decisionexpected within 10 days when sponsoer can be worked out Petcrborough is still consid ered possibility The league will operate on share the wealth basis Sept 13 meeting willdecide the amount of performance bands to be posted by each club Cook said he had talked with Gait Terriers Canadasaepre sentatlves in the world hockey tournament nextspring and Sam Pollock of the head like spacemaos helmet and went all the way down to his thighs like thick rweatcr The youngster who mffered sev ere back injuries few weeks ago wlilrbecncesedrforanothar three months Torgla Knapp Johnston cl Chrlslte 2h Barrett ss McCloskey If Rnwn rf Little Edwards lb Morrow 3b Totals Stewart Wanamaker ii Bertram ss BsBertraln as Marley 2b Falconer cf gt In alumna elacsu Umpires Pat OConnor plate Larry Cnmpenu first base Harold Kettle third base real Canadiens Both had given assurances that they will play exhibition games with league learns Trenton RCAF Flyors nad Whitby were ruled out as P01 tentlalmemhersT Trenton will stay in the Intermediate Lakeshore LeaguesWhitby was discounted because of the re cent entry of Junior hockey there Kingstons team will have to compete at the gate with King ston Frontenac of the Eastern Professional League last year in the Lakeshore League Napanee has had an Intermediate Ateem in opera in any league won the Ontario championship three of the last four years SWIM MARK FALLS FRESNO Calif AP Ted Stickies of San Mateo Calif broke the world record in the adoyard lndividualmediey Thursday in time of four min Joaquin Valley swimming and diving championships It eclipsed his pending record of Shy Toronto Macedonians played tion and although not entered utes 571 seconds at the San 02and4the steETMdIEDF EarYankee Ace Defeat Reds To Trim Margin By ED WitKs Associated Prue Staff Writer Remember TomSlurdivant Hes the big knucklehalling rlghthander who helped pitch Joxing Ratings Show Changes NEW YORK AP Eder Jofre world hantemwelght champion has been named fighter of the month for the second consecutive time by Ring magazine status by knocking out Ramon Arias in Caracas in successfully defending his crown Changes in Rings August heavyweight rankings released today put Alejandro anorante of Argentina from sixth to tomb for knocking out Willi Eesmannff Bob Cleroux of from ninth after retaining his Canadian title by beating George Chuvan of Toronto inactive Ingcmnr Johansson was dropped from fourth to fifth and Chuvan from fifth to seventh Archie Moore is recognized by Ring as lightheavyweight champion and Harold Johnson tlon champ as No challenger Doug Joncs unbeaten New Yorker is No Terry Downesvof England is recognized as middleweight champion ALs Jofre retained his unbeaten Montreal was advanced to sixth the National Boxing Associa New York Yankees to succes slve American league pennants in 1956 and dropped back to lh wi four Kiler wlnrung 32 games over those two pennant year with the Yanks Sturdlvant was on list because of foot injury for part of 1958 then was traded to Kansas City in l959 Last year he was swapped to Boston and this year he was picked up by Washington in the expansion pool it was the Senators who stripped hlIn back to the minors in trade with minors the disabled in all that time after those two is victory seasons with the Yanks Sturdivant man aged just one complete game 44 Victory over Boston last May 13 Now be has come back to the feraMWh lng off the rst Wednesday night for his fourth victory in five decisions inthc National League That ended the Reds brief winning string at three and trimmed their hold on first place to games ov the second place Los ngeles Dodgers who whipped Chicago Cubs 52 San Francisoo after losing flve in row regained thi place from Milwaukee by beatl the Braves 21 Phila delphia defeated St Louis 43 JUST MISSES SHUTOUT Sturdivant who at at attria butcs his comebackto regular warkstnlckout five and just missed second straight shut out while settling score with Cincinnati After giving up an unarmed run in the second inning on $5777 and than Gordy Colemans single his lone walk and two out er ror Sturdy retired 20 in row before giving up singles by Coleman and Jerry Lynch with two out in the ninth Then he got Gus Bell on gameending grounder The Pirates to £3253 nurkmeye The last place Philx Lflmtnnmg Hill Virdons lead 33 cracked an all single Dick Groats triple and wild pitch did it Purkey who now has lost three in row and five of his last six de cisions was charged with three wild pitches The Bucs other nln scorcd in the fourth on one of two posed ball by Darrell Johnson The Dodgers did it with two run homers by Charlie Neal and Norm Sherry and the Strikeout pitching of Larry Sherry who fanned seven of the nine Cubs he faced in three innan of hit Iess relief Southpaw Johnny Padres 174 was the winner Dick Ellsworth 79 was the loser San Francisco managedonly red two of by Joe Amnlfl tano and triple by Wluie lilo Covey with an infield out for lwn runs In the fourth inning of Carl Willey 159 Mike Mc Cormick llm was the win oer mmblnlng with reliever Stu Miller for six hit job on the Braves wilhntwnput in the eighth inns ing on Don Demeters RBI dou ble his second of the game BBLLSTBRS Pitching Tom Stu rdivnnt Pittsburgh Pirates allowed only four singles and walked just one retiring an in row over one span for 31 victory 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