Bosox LoSe With Fregosis ran CANADIAN mas Boston Red So should have known better They had mu with Jim New Hi ï¬lmniflmiï¬m homer to hlrn in the tint tuning atriplelnthethlrdmdldou ble tn the dgbth When the ninth rolled armed with the score tied the Sox By THE CANADIAN PRESS Alex Johnson of Cincinnati Reds decided he was wasting his time trying to hit the long ball so Monday he changed his style against Houston Astroe The result was monitoring single and later gamewinning double In the ninth inning giv ing the Reds 33 victory over the Astros in one at four Notion al League games gt It dont feel natural at the plate for the long ball said the zsyeeroid outfielder lm just blooping them Johnsons three hits raised his batting average to 83 and gave him 15 runs batted in as bona tide regular for the ï¬rst time in five major league tries In other games Monday Ed metrics yearold veteran given another chance ciouted hle second home run of the game in the ninth inning lilting New York Mets ovcr Pittsburgh Pirates 71 Larry Jaster hurled St Louis Cardinals past Lou Angelea Dodgers 21 with twohitter And Felipe Alou singled in ninth inning mo boosting AtlIn ta Braves to 55 triumph over San Francisco Giants and into sole possession of second place Johnson traded to St Louis after failing to win starting lob in two seasons at Pbtladclp hia flopped in two seasons with the Cardinals before the Reds got him for Johnny Edwards last wintcr He quickly won the left field position He singled to run in the rev enth inning against the Artros but Jim Wynna tworun triple in the third still left Cincinnati behind 2l entering the ninth Alter Mack Jones walked or pinch hitter and moved to see ondon sacrificeI Pete Rose singled in the tying run against loser Don Wilson and Johnson followed with his double off the cht field wail against reliever Jim Ray Charles sevenyear veteran still trying to win job after slgnlng with the Mole as free agent this spring led olf the ninth with his fifth homer of the Louisville season as partttlme per former The thirdbaseman sea and on the Meta in homers and Bassoon nacoao By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League PflGBL St Louis 21 14 600 Atlanta 2116 563 San Francisco 20 17 541 Cincinnati It 17 528 Philadelphia 17 IS 515 Chicago 19 19 500 Los Angcles 17 21 447 New York 16 20 444 56 Pittsburgh 15 19 441 Houston 15 21 417 on Results Monday Pittsburgh New York Houston Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta Los Angelcs St Louis Only games scheduled International League IMP GSL Rochester 15 625 Columbus 14 609 it 14 11 550 45 12 556 ll 14 440 IV 13 15 433 Richmond 12 IS 429 Si Jacksviiie 12 to too animationsy Jacksonville Richmond Bullan Syracuse Toledo Buffalo Toledo Columbus Louisville Sundays Results Buffalo Louisville Toledo 66 Columbus 110 Richmond lRochester Syracuse 44 Jacksonville 35 liedmcn Record First Boxla Win enooxun Uni or New York deddedtotlrlhimanintantioo alwalkwlthtwooutandaman on second That paid off but whenthelltbinnlngcamewlth theaamaetllltledtbedortoek an awhrt Chancethey pitched toFregosL Moments later the ball was bouncing off the left Held well hegod had his cycle the An gels had their 54 victory and amble at mnnmmmkmaar the etlfllnl fleehuge the Anubis at him Twins 44 In ID in nings Baltimore Orioles edrad micgo White Sox 31 and New York Yankm beat Wlhingtm Senators or rregosl scored three runs and draw in two as the Angels took tting Style Aids Cincinnatis Johnson runs batted In homered with two out in the fourth off loser Bob Veele His clouts gave the victory to rookie Jerry Koosttrsn who pitched Iivchillerf or his sixth triumph against two losses BOTH WERE SINGLES Jester who blanked the Dodg on live straight times in his rookie year in last gave up run without hit in the ftrst ln ning and the only hits off him were singles by Paul Popovich in the fifth and Wes Parker in the ninth Bobby Tolan singled and scored on Orlando Cepcdas double in the first for St Louis and Tolan won it in the eighth nun REJECTS LIBERAL no PICION Ont 01 Bobby Hull says he will not contest seat for the Liber als in the June 25 election because he does not know much about politics The Eyearold National Hockey League star with Chicago Black Hawks who owns two farm near this community 35 miles west of Kingston said in an inter view durhig the weekend he has hover even voted Hullsaid he is out of the country most of the time and does not feel quaiilted to vote Krake Traded To Lil Kintls LOS ANGELES AP Los Angeles Kings have acquired centre Philip Skip Krake from Boston Bruins in National Hockey League trade the Kings announced Monday Boston will receitie player in exchange lor Krake following the NHL player draft next month Saturdays Results Columbus Toledo Jacxlmnville at Syracuse ppd ra Richmond at Rochester ppd rain Louisville at Buffalo ppd rain American League PEI GEL 23 12 557 2t 14 588 so 16 543 13 17 51 18 17 51 17 19 472 19 455 I5 10 429 15 TI 15 SI Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Boston Minnesota California Chicago Oakland Washington 417 on Results Moodly Boston California Chicago 1Baltlmure New York Washington with twoout single IftIr Lou Brock doubled off loser Don Sut ton Alous hit came with the bases loaded and none out alter the Giants had tied the score in the top of the ninth with three runs Bob Tillman who singled in run In the second and scored on squeeze bunt and set up another run In the sixth with hit doubled to open the ninth and his pinch runner scored the winning run Sunday Houston swept doth hieheader ex and from Loa Angcles while Atlanta downed New York and so in night double in other National games Philadelphia edged St Louis Cincinnati downed Pittsburgh 93 and San hanclsco split doubleheader with Chicago The Giants won the first 14 and dropped the second on Satmdly New York defeated Atlanta Cincinnati downed Pittsburgh Chicago bounced San Francisco 1M Houston edgcd Lo Angeiea lo and Phi ladelphls nipped St lMIis 32 3325 run score Jim Hardin stopped the White So on six bite and Boo Pauli bltatwomnbomerfortbeon ales who ended threegame losing streak Hardin pitched his way out of several Jams Jim Bouton won his first start for the Yankees since me ecst terlng eight hits and fanning Washington slugger Prank How ard three times Joe Pepltona hit his that home run of the sea ron for the Yanks Sunday Detroit Cleveland bicago all swept doublehead era Detroit downed Washington 54 and 70 Cleveland defeated Baltimore 116 and 20 while Chicago beat Oakland and 74 in other games New York bombed Boston 115 and Califor nia split doubleheader with Minnesota The Angels won the opener 11 and dropped the ace ond BALI STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PitchingLarry tor Cards stopped loo Angelcs on two hits and SL touts broke out of fourgame losing streak by beating the Dodgers 21 BattingJim Fragosl Angels hit homer triple double and single leading California to victory over Boston Red Sox in 11 innings VHerds Harman Looks Impressive in By THE ASSOHATED PRESS At the rate hes setting down International League batters Jim Hannah may yet pitch his way back to Washington Sena tors The hardthrowing righthan der pitched his lilth complete game and recorded his filth vic tory against two defeItIMon day night an Buffalo Hisona won their eighth game to their last nine starts over Toledo Columbus Jets pulled to within half game of troutnut niog Rochester ay whipping Louisville for the Colonels ninth loss in their last 13 starts Jacksonville Mets knocked off the Richmond Braves 31 while Rochestere scheduled game at Syracuse was rained out In Sunday action Buffalo downed Louisville Toledo and Columbus split double headerthe Mud Hens taking the opener 51 before dropphrg the second we Richmond nipped Rochester lo and Syreg cuse took the first olya double header dabefore dropping the second Columbus took Saturdays game from Toledo 96 Three other Saturday gamesJack sonviila at Syracuse thbmond Windsor Youth Is Heaviest Rider OTTAWA CPI TIckle Peter Donaldson of Windsor lot will he the heaviest player ders training camp the East ern Football Conference club said Monday Donaldson cm played four years at Northwood Rldmd College in Midland Michigan to report tothe Oihwa Rough wt 417 Silt Iii cacti at Rochester and Louisville at Buffalowere rained out In Innings Hannan has given up 53 hits walked ll and struck out e4 Hannen got all the runs he needed Monday night in the ï¬rst inning when Bob Chance belted his ninth homer behind two walks Awtldpltclt by Dave More hcad put George Sprlrgs in po sition to score on single by Elvin Jhnenea in the sixth In ning for the winning Columbus run at louisvliie An infield hit an error and lnlield out double by Amos Otisand single by Bob Picll gave Jacksonville two runs in the filth at Richmond Olympics Keep Unbeaten Mark DETROIT GP Russ Jones and Elmer iIan scored four goals each to pace Detroit Olympics to their tlfth win in as many games in the National Le crosse Association Sunday 23116 victory over Montreal Can one Doug Pavel and Grant Hel fernan each contributed three goals for Detroit which led at the end at the flrstperlod and mo after the second Bob Haw and Hill Squires added two each and Glen Lotton Bob Hanna Rob Brown Ind Tom olia scored the others Terry Davis led the Canadians th four goals Michael Blan chard Icorcd three George Nor ton and Wayne Thompsontwov and Sandy Doberstuin Ifcn Lotion Ed OKeefe Jim son and Barry ballets one each Detroit Minnesota He is six feet live inches tall Attendance was 44 Housman Borrowallthcmone Investgate Avco Deltas NEW Second Mortgage Loan SerVicew ltow tan teSI moathstesltstatalout ntasthurougitxoflur view Segno Modem Loan Servloe Isyou need to pay all accumulated hills and reduce monthly payments by as math 75 mfzhgnnllalmpmftlmnlis all SIM our rooms pmn nip on less will be Mind firthI theyprooeedsoi the hill Borrowas much trampolines loll The loan any be world at bonus And Masher It runs is the provide aliens protection that will guarantee the pennant ll me 11 Mdlï¬hiï¬ï¬‚lflthb below trtorluna pennant mm loom Ill and for complete Whitman mm White Sex unto balestan Bill Melton looks at the ball gets away in third in ning of Sundays game in Chi stolen base It Oaklands Bert Cempsueria 10 Son won lcrry Nuudeckar as cage Sliding in 531er with game 82 AP Wirephotot Age Limit Resolution Is Hot Hockey Topic WINDSOR Out The Canadian Amateur Hockey As sociation today geLI down to the rcrious business of discussing host of resolution from its members branches Foremost on the agenda is resolution by the Ontario Hockey Association and the Al berth Hockey Association to have the ago limit for junior players increased iive months to 21 years oi age so of Dccem ber 31 The present age is 20 as of May at but is due to be lowered to 20 as of December 81 under an agreement between tho Na onal Hockey League and the Among notices of motion to be dealt with today was resolu tion asking that tho Maritlmo Hockey Association shall have jurisdiction over the provincca of Nova Scotia and Prince Ede Jot th wardlsland provided however that either of there two prov inces shall have the right to form provincial association under its own name and to with draw from the Maritime Aaso elation and to he received into this association as member providing the province with drawing has the approval of the Maritime Association There was little action during the first day of the annual gen erai meeting which is due to wind up Friday DEALT WITH REPORT The tlrst plenary session dealt with report of the treasurer with members went directly committee meetings after at total of Zionottces of mo tion must be dealt with before the session ends The most important is the hassle over the reduction in age Order tree To Stand Trial LOS ANGELES AP Coach Hector Toe Blake of Montreal Canadiens and one of his players were ordered Mon day to stand trial in charges that they assaulted fan with hockey stick at National Hock ey League game last fall Blake 55 and wihger Claude Provost were ordered by municipal court judge Vaino Spencer to appear in Superior Court June Stake and Provost are ac cused of hitting Bernard Weis man 39 of Northridge Calil Nov 19 during game between theCanadteos and Los Angelcs Kings At preliminary hearing Wetsman testified he had been arguing with Blake irom his rinksldc seat when Blake mo tlond him to players bench Welsmen said he went to the bench and the last things re member is being hit on top of the head with hockey stick He said he received gash re quiring more than 20 stitches Welsman and Mrs Bullth tens who contends she was also hit by swinging hodrey stick have tiled suits totalling $656000 in connection with injuries they say they received Blake whoso Canade won the Stanley Cup earlier this month announced his retire ment as coach immediately alter his team whipped the St Louls Blues for the title forabigmi The Toyota corolla has othercar in the clam Bubvthats notall horsepowerthanany Thai meansmore gel up and go The $1798 includes all the extras Like the heater shigiyiiwashen also got up to 40 miles per tiltback front seats countdown doublebanefled dash and aim visors and depend synczomesh You 28 carburetor padded on and car that never needs greasing All for $1798 ThataaiLv come near the limit II outlined by the CltilA NHL agreement and due to go into effect later this month The executive committee made up of the association branch presidents took steps earlier In the week to aidetrack the resolution by the DEA and the AHA asking that the age limit be increased rather than demensed We hsd meeting of the ex ecutive Sunday and decided there was no way we could not go along with the agreement said vicepresident Lloyd Pol lock ofWindsor Pollock said the executive meeting had been called in the lace of resolutions backed by the Western Canada Junior Hockey League museums WY HAY Wants Check On Pro Hocke VANCOUVER The eochairmsn of the Seaman mans consumer prices commit tee durhtgwtlnt last Parth committee to torso tlgste professional hockey in Canada Ron Buford said be would seek the urvtces of mu lawyer Alan Eaglssoa now too ing on behalf of many professional players as motel for such conmiittce The time is long overdue for complete and thorough awni nation of the operations of the National Hockey League and the minor leagues of the future of Canadian hockey both prolesstoaal and amateur Ind specifically the actions at the league Ind its governors laid Mr Hulflid The prices committee forced tom of the largest corporaqu in the world to reveal infom tion that no other agency or law had been able to get from them SEEKS it Is time that the rulers of Canadian hockey are examined in the same way The Canadian public is entitled to full explana tions and full discian Failure to provide those expla nations to duly appointed pan liameutary committee amounts to an imprisonable ofleoce He said he would ask stsflord vathc director of Toronto Maple Leafs why Vancouvart seemed such desirable hockey city when Mr Smythe was going to own the arena but rud enly became totally undesire hie when Vancouver voters re lecied his proposals three years ago in plebiscite He said he would like to know what part Mr Smythe and Sen ator Hartland ltlolson owner of Montreal to have played in Vancouvers hockey problems Mr Bastard said he also wouldlnvestlgate the relation ship between Montreal CIns diens the Molsou family and Molson breweries Mr Hasford is seeking roe lcctton tn the Vancouver Centre coostituency He made his com ments at Liberal nominating convention in the Vancouver East riding MWHmpevhvaenbfodayl Brooklln Redmeo last years rr Pleas mention Wortall Eastern Canadian Senior DLTA REALTY LIMITED champions Saturday won their opening game in the Ontario La 23 Dunlop Strontium BARBIE Phone mu rrr1 crosse Association Senior lle4a9gue by defeating Hastings PAYMENT PLANS ï¬mumwymi gmdarlmegflnhggd gt gt eï¬ï¬ï¬ï¬ï¬iï¬dï¬hmï¬ï¬dmh Lotion scored three Pete v1 my mm pond Mike Cray PaulTrans Gerry Burrows Ron Barton Jim Campbelland Toin Harrie scored single goals For Hastinge Benny Burns and Jim Gradyjscoredtwlce wlth Earl Hayden Catmen Clarke Bob Stickie HowleSteJ vensonand Paul Cannon adding oueaach la the quiet type ttrhaa the biggest mother on any mower plus flharglnascovar spacial engine mou log and big air cleans to kill note and also asenesermnve