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bring one runner home then By srsve JONESCU Sports soil Steve is sway covering the Golden Jubilee of his hometown Timmlni which has by now taken overfrom North Bay the selfstyled title at Gates way To The North Until his return next week laden with fish stutiod with gold nuggets and icsrrsd by black flies the sports column has been taken over by other staffers CANADIANS IN BASEBALL it seems that some time back Joncscu wrote about the scarcity of Canadians in professional baseball but he missed out on few names Store only had couple listed then but so far as ve can make out there are now five with at least for more knoeking on the nor of the majors Best prospect of the lot is southpaw Ted Bowsficld of the Los Angeles Angels surprise team of the Am erican League the only club ich hasnt just about surrendered the 1962 pennant to the Yankees Bows field was born in Vernon British Columbia 27 years ago but played his sandlot ball at nearby Penticton He got into the major leagues through the Boston Red Sox and eventually came up to the big team for couple ofycars got armgrouhlefiuasiradcd to£lev dim soul on to the minors and he came backup with the new Los Angeles club last year Right now one of the tepportsidersln the AL Bntlsfluid now makes his home in California FROM MANITOULIN ISLAND Another good lefty isKen MacKenzie from Gore Bay Manitoulin island lie wound up with an athletic iscbolarship at Yale but decided on baseball for car eer After several seasons in the minors he came up with Milwaukee Braves never got too much chance there with Spaiin hanging around and landed with New York Mets this spring Right now he is Casey Stengels most reliable relief pitcher The other three still in major ball of Canadian birth arid citizenship righthanders from La Belle Province dc Quebec Georges Maranda of Levis with Min audeRsymondof StaJeanwith Milwaukee Braves and Ray Deviault of Montreal with New York Me Four other Canadians are in the top minors Best known is Reno Bertoia ltalianborn but brought up in Windsor Ontario where his prowess at shortstop and batting eventually got him on the roster of the Detroit Tigers He was with Washington briefly is back on the Detroit list but optioned to Syracuse of the inter national League BEST PROSPECT IN FLORIDA Best Canadian prospect is Ron Taylor rigiltvhand land lndians pitching for Jacksonville Florida Suns of the inter national Since he is currently leading the league it would seem his return to Cleveland wont be too for off Toronto MapleLeafs almost forgotten by local fans this year have Ron Piche good rightheader from Verdun Quebec on option from Milwaukee He looks good for return to the majors young Toronto lefty lliarvBerbeck just 20 play ed with Jamestown of the NYPenn loop last year had tryout with Milwaukee this spring was farmed out but should be back Which is not too bad for country where snow lies on the ground four months of the year and its too cold for baseball another four When the Yanks get nine players in the National and American hockey leagues in the same year we can say they are beginn ing to show some ice talent below thevborder And re member the population differential of aboutrlo to one ON THE LOCAL SCENE tilaveut seen too much of too several alithe No by son onssy Associated Press Sports Writer Like most members of the pitching frslemily to os Billy Moribouquette has his good days and bad thn hes good hes very good and when hes bad hes horrid Tile heity righthundrr was very very good Wednesday night in fact he was almost perfect The Byearold native of tiedford Moss buried the seasons fourth oohil nemn game triumph over Cili cago While Sex in which only one man reached base The finest game More ever icon in the majors Rcd Sex manager Mike Higgins pro claimed Monbouirurttc hed been hav ing his troubirs of late two seasons he had been knocked out in his last four starts allowing i7 runs in 1023 innings hadnt pitched com picte game since June 27 and hadnt won since July it But lie was the master of the situation Wednesday night Only fr secondinning walk to Tu chances Charlie Maxwells long fly to right in the second and bloom 0for second hybherrn Lbiinr In Iiitil hlonbo re YANifS WIN IAiii Elsewhere in the American League the first place New York Yankees retained their six game morgin over Lns Angelcs ington Senators 64 and ll innings The Angels also on two boating Cleveland Indians 21 and at in 10 innings Dc trolt Tigers took two from Ron sas City Athletics es and Minnesota Twins oritlastcd Bai timorc Orioles at in t1 inning as the best game ever pitched suid oblonbouqucttc who once struck out 17 men in night game at Wlishlngton Nellie Fox was the man was afraid of He never strikes out Fox came in to hit for Early Wynn the White Sox ancient pitching star who was seeking his 258th career victor lly MIKE RATHET Associatcd Press Sports Writer Just how far is up for CinA cinnatis ramhunctious Reds That is the big question today in the Notional League where the bounce back Reds are us ing Frank Robinsons big hot as batteringram in an at tempt to gain admittance to the throne room for the second con secutive year Successfully blending the 1961 pennant winning formula of big blow by Most Valuable Player Robinson and tight pitch ing the red hot Reds have reeled off 13 victor in 14 games the latest is 51 con quest ol St Louis Cardinals Wednesday night Robinson the MVP oil 323 batting average with 37 homers and l2 runs batted in last sea wilh jflhiLhisZflLbhameraraiust nbouQuette Hitter Foi one out in the ninth Mooiio got him on is tricky grounder to third then stnick out Luis Apericio to end the some push trig his record to M0 for ills season He struck out seven other no hitters this season were by Monbouqucttes teorriv mate Earl Wilson lie Beiinsky of the Angetsand Sandy Kau lex of for Angoics Dodgers in Clinton drove in ilm only mainstay of the Boston stafffor Smith spoiled opcrfcct gatIIL Iiiclliiw fired the last 22 men in order by sweeping pair from IIILI MONROUQUEIIE oi the Boston Red Son is down as ho pitches against Red Hot RedsGrab 13 Of Last 14 NL Pinsons single and wrapped it up with run in the sixth on Lynchs double and single by Johnny Edwards Larry Jackson tiloi was the loser The Pirates be Boh trick three Dodger errors to snap out of skidin which they had lost eight of nine games Six runs in the third on five hits pair of errors by outfielder Willie Davis and one by secondbasc VANCOUVER in Gary Schreider who originally balked aLioinlpgza arenanieilzida vhy would all the other players and some of the fans too keep on yelling at them Come on noiv mBaby ys local pitcher is going to fall en someone inadvertently calls him by his real name Edgar find Torgis lire Winners In Senior Bali Doubleheader RCAF Edgar ran up 41 Torgis managed eight hits in winrover Thomas Electric and their win against Brislows but Torgis edged Bristows 12 in after scoring three runs early double header Barrie District on had tohold oil last in Senior Softball action at ning challenge from Bristows Queens Park last night to win the game Edgar won the game in the 9an WW last inning last night scoring While 51 Wk over from three runs with the score tied Mid to five for Torgis go in the fifth forBris Th incms brought his RBI iu fat to 67 and ripped his batting mark to 338 At the same time Jim Ogoole limited St Louis its The triumph moved the third place Reds within games of leagueleading Los Angeies and within of secondpiace San Francisco The Dodgers were belted or by Pittsburgh Pirates while the Giants bowed 32 to Chicago Cubs in 10 innings Elsewhere in the NL Ml woukee Braves shut out Hous ton Colts all behind Bob Shaw and Philadelphia Phillies out slugged New York Mets 119 The Cardinals got to OToole illlll for their Iona run in the triple and single by Stan illu siai but Robinsons homer fol owing lorry Lynch single put the Reds ahead to stay ey added two runs in the They won the game with W5 only three hits to Thomas Elec trios four Smith pitched the gamefor Edgar ivhiie DonDyksira hurl edlomhuosets Dykstia had no hitter going until the end of the sixth in ning when Edgarconnected to the RCAFteam cephed in on three errors in the last inning to rvm the game passport RECORDS International League PrhfiBLr in on only one fourth inning on Julian Javiers Lions after being traded to the Western Football Conference has changed his mind Lions generaimanoger Herb the star linebacker would report today and remain with the club at least for the first half of the 58850 The Lions obtained Schreider Graham to Ottawa SUMMER sAere SALE LE SUMMER SAVING Friend ilZltli with 14bit al and made the most of club by Ottawa Rough Riders Cappozzi said Wednesday that last week in trade that sent tackles Mei Semenko and Bill run with single in the eighth allowing two out single by Jim Paglinronl and Pete Run nels The Yankees rushed in three runs in the nth inning of the victoryDcte Longs double single Elston Howard and John Bianchsrds homer did the job Four Washington crmrs in the third inning of the first game helped the Yanks build Chicago White Sox lust night and notches nohitter Bos tori won to AP Wire pholol Starts man Jim Gilliamlagged Stan Williams til7 with the loss Bill Mozoroski homered for the Pirateshvliile John Roseboro connected for the Dodgers omer in the lolh inning settled pitchers duel between Hob Buhl of the 0Delltl2tulfif= iantsT Kcnliubbs pacedthe Cub at tack with three hits as the Giants lost their fourth in row Schreider Changes His Mind Will Go To Columbia Lions Schreider studying law at 05s goode Hall in unsold WCOionlbiR molaIVFlFaveTrgpQiiTW out interfering with itiSrIlltiile as lawyer Holiod not signed is 1962 contract with the Rid ers because Dttowo coach Frank Clairrrefused to allow rim to commute from Toronto as he had done previously Schreider at 27cntcring his sixth season of profe ional foot ball was defensive captain of the Riders last year The five oot it linebacker graduated rorn Queens University Kings lion in 1955 SUMMER SAVING SALE 30 Sox George Altmans two run 51 lead and they held on from there Yogi Berra drove in three runs The fliehit pitching of Dean Chance not and tourrun loth inning brought the Angels their two victories over Cleveland Chance iosthis bid for shutout when John Romano homered with two out in ths ninth of the first game The loth inning litbreaker in the nightcap corn on disputed balk called on Clevelands flu bcrr Gomez with runners on second and third Singles by Tom Burgess Billy Moran and Felix Torres got the others WALKS KILL ATHLETICS Detroit which got the benefit of fit bases on balls in its two zamcswith Kansas City had to rally for three runs after two were out in the ninth to win the opener Kansas City had 50 lead in the ninth when relief pitchers Danny McDevitt and Granny iiamncr walked the bases full with two out Rocky Ceinvito singled ill two runs and Dick McAuliffe singled tor the winner Rookie IIowIc Koplilz pildicrf seven ticrlntlxi second game his first stan Minnesota pitcher Jim lfaat tit9i tripled driving in thetie Two Councils InrQuarterFinais National Tennis Tournament QUEBEC tCPtaIiroiy favor itcBob Brdard of lcnooimtls Que ond Torontos tlarry Fau quicr were the only Canadians to reach the quarterfinals of the mens singles in the Cone dian open tennis championships They did it Wednesday de spite day of upsets that knocked over such favorites as Francois Godbout of Waterloo Que and trails Scan of Tor onto both second seeded among the Canadians Jim McManur of Berkeley Calif Upset Godbnur in hard ought thirdround match as Mary itohicht ui Santos lira zil come up with the womens singles upset over Benita Scnn LakeviewWins In Industrial Ball Lakeview slammed it hits in we win over Coop in an Industrial Softball League game at Grove Street last night Jatllifo pitched the winning game for Lakevicw while Rus sell and Smith shared the chore for Coop Coop manag ed six hits for their 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