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MmbeSBrécik or Fizzle Gives Twi illtl IlACiiLEMAN Associated Press Sports Writer Back in midseason Cleveland indians were in the thick of the Americnn League Mnnant rare and glvlru New York Yankees fits Theyre hcading ian the stretch now and tho indians have dropped all sharply But theyre still giving the Yankees tits With lateinoing rally In onegame and an earlyInning apart In the other Clevelands urchinplace tribe beat mona gcr Ralph Hooks reeling Yankees 32 and 95 Wednes flay it was the Indians fourth doubleheader sweep over New York this season and gave them ti victories in 17 games with the Iiuling Bombers The Yanks haw dropped eight of their last to games Star rlghthnnder Camila Pas eual won for the first time since being aiilchcd with sore elbow to month ago as Minne sota Nina took their fourth game in row 53 decision over Chicago White Sox and moved Into second plaro two games back of New York Kansas City Athletics trimmed Los Angclcs Angels NJ on Orlando Pcnas threehit pitching but the Angels inched Min halt game on the Yanks nnd are three games all the pace SMASH SENATORS Baltimore Orioles cut loose for 93 romp over Washing ton Senators The Detroit Tiger Red Sox doubleheader at Boston vasrelned out The Indians settled the opener at Yankee SIadIumwith four straight singles oft southpaw atraloht singles oil southpaw reliever Burl Daley after two men were out fnflr ei hIiLI shy Tito Francona Wilde Kirkland and John Romano broke 11 tie and Woody Held drove across what proved to be the clincher Roger Maris of the Yankees homered in the lost at the eighth frame and hit No It in the second game Cleveland warmed up with two runs off rookie Jim Bou ton in the second Inning of the nightcaptmade 50intbe third on Kirklands threerun homer and added to their total off relievers Bob Titrley and Tax Clevenger Bob Allison homered with two men on highlighting it fourrun first inning that carried the Twins to victory over the White Sox Minnesotas early splurge th against Ray Herbert came with two out on singles by Rich Rol lins and Harmon Killebrew Al iisoas human is doubleby Ber nie Allen and Zoilo Versalles single PASCUAL LOOKS 600D Pascual test was tagged for 10 hits and aiidireeChrcago runs including homer by Al Smith before he retired and was replaced in the stlh ln ning by Bill Pleis But Pascual who has lost twice and made only four starts since hurting his elbow July 27 gave per formance that indicated he is ready for regular duty Penanwinnee via thrccofefott decisions since being moved up from Toronto Maple Leafs of the international 7L month ago estoJI Billy Moran and one walk in throttling the Angels Norm irstrun nit Bob Belinsky iiiIi in the fourth inning when he tripled and scored on groundout Bobby Del Greco singled arun across in the fifth and Jerry Lumpe whacked tworun double in rdiavseventh Jackie Brandt swung the big bet as the Orioles exploded after two successive shutouts at Washington Brandt homered tripled and doubled for three of Baltimores eight extra base hits knocking lnIour runs Jim Gentile joined in withJa homer and double Brooksfiobinson doubled and singled twice and Dave Nicholson added barrier The Pipers Pay But Wont Play CLEVELAND AP Cleve lands pro basketha Pipers wont play this season but thcir star attraction All Amerlcaa Jerry Laces agreed to $140 iitltl contract to play with téam thatlis still just hope in the promoters eyes Ho rd Mar Cleveland ad ex urcatetiopelul fge moi Basketball League fra chiscnettt year said Wednes day he has agreed to personal threesyear contract with Lucas eguanneio CLEVELAND third base man Bubba Phillips clutch Ing ball in right hand leaps over Yankce runner Phil Linzat secondhase after tagi ging him in rundown play in the first inning of the first Here Fdrcé EDMONTON tCPlA approved by the Canadian tour Hockey Association to train Canadas 1964 Olympic hockey team at the University of British Columbia has been describcdsby an olllcial of an other university as an absolute farce Dr iti Van Vliet director of the University of =Alheiios school of physical education said UBC does not own hockey player and has team that has never beaten anyone Surely someone musthavc confused this entire request with the grass hockey team UBC fields good teams of Asiatic in is sport Dr Van Vliets remarks were contained In letter to Dr lIicLarty of the University of Ontario president of the Ca nadian intercollegiate Athletic Union copy of thcfetter was plan Ama Tbe CAHA last weekapproved former coach of Toronto St ltIl for the 1964 games Father Bauers Inst St Michaels team At Bnyiicld0iit where he is vacationing with his parents Father Bauer said his whole idea and only intention was to get the CAHA to turn over Olymp or participation even Iually to the CIAU hope that the ClAUnow thatittis national body will take it over for the 1968 games of Dr Van VIieIo reference to grass hockey Father Bauer commented The more people who thinkfiwere giasLhaakeL players the morechnnce we Crackers 4th Spot out three times this season but Atlanta roulgd him with three runs in the first inning and three more in the fourth Wed nesday night on route to 63 victory that propelledAIlunta back into sole possession of fourth place in the interna Iional League The Crackers and the Jets were locked in virtual tiefor the last playoff spot going into the evenings play but the Crackers made short work of it and took onegame lead over Columbus Leading Jacksonville whipped Richmond 62 Rochester spilled Bolt Fires It Hot 64 DALLAS Tex tAPlTommy Boltpformer US Open cham pion mat sirounderpar at Wednesday to lead the pro amateur golf tournament that is torerunner Io thettshtift Dal las Open Bolt had am over the soon yard Oak Cliff Country Club course banging seven birdies while going stroke over par juslgonee He won $350 up money for low pro Jay Hebert had 65 or second money of $590 and Mason Rudolph laid down 66 for $255 third money TWILIGHT Hiaarssrucwo BARRIE FAIRGROUNDS SAT SEPT rantmums ADMISSION srco raga PARKING Races WAGERING CHILDREN FREE nhm lowed with runscoring single it Regain In IL Butlalo and Toronto beat Syracuse inthecthers sage by Jack Damaska Angel Sculls double walk and wild pit Atl at request by Rev David Bauer chaels College Motors to as scmble an allstar team at UBC won the Memorial Cup In issr game of doubleheader Jer ry Kindali is the other indian and the umpire ls Nestor Chylak tAi Wirephato Choose Bowlers from The West EGfCPl Canadas entry in looszritish Empire Games lawn bowling events at Perth Australia in early No vembartwlll be composed of our western Canadians westerners grabbed all our places on the Canadian earn eliminating eastern cams petltors on the final day of the threeday Canadian lawn bowl ng championships Wednesday SkippinthbiiBGteamwill Brown or of Winnipegs Norwood Club who led his rink to the 1962 Cana dlan championship by winning their first four games and the championship Tuesday than dropping their final game Wed nesday 212040 ThevCi lleigel rink of Ontario Hoar and Ross ltfoir of British Columbia sewed up their berth of tha BEG team on countv back after losing their fifth game etc lllanitobachorgo Fraser and Clilf Wise both of Winnipeg 2421 Thopgh both palr teams wound up with toiir Wins was declared champion witha larger spread between their points for and points against through the championship Hoar and lifolr had iii points for and 73 against for 52point spread while Fraser and Wise had rm for and be against fora 13point spread ii an is Singles champion Sterling Shields 55 Edmonton otel so pliance sains JlLsmterlJlu The doubles champions Arlie 1anatomic ram incest ou MM Juvenile and Thump Orillia Barrie Iureailn softball team tron its secti championship in the Barrie District Ladlea Softball Magus at Queens Park Welder Tlie local lassler In their first year of organiicd bail capped their seasons perform ance with this thumping of omit Jeannette Jermey was the batting star for Barrie cons netting for fire hits In as many plate appearances She had single and homer intha sixth Inning as the locals scored no less than it times in the in sing itafle Murdock had three hits in support of winning pitcher Judy Kennedy Stewarts Show Hard To raiser OTTAWA ICPITherc was double sigh of relief by Ottawa Rough Riders on their return Imm their western trip Part was the four points picked up with victoriea aver Edmonton Eskimos and British Columbia Lions The other part was for no scrlous injuries in the two games Quarterback Russ Jackson wrenched his left ahoulder but will be ready Saturday when Riders team with three straight wins meet Toronto Ar gonauts team with three straight lossesbut well rested and with new head coach in Nobby erkowski Tla Riders will be In tinclr home park Iter their three road wins They lost theiropcner hero to the unde tested Hamilton iigcrdhtts Meanwhile It appears the Riders will have to eat crow art on his own terms Before the season began Clolr insisted he wouldnt put up with any more commuting by Stewart between Ottawa and Toronto where Stewart attends law school But Stewart playing without contract seems to be round ing into his 1960 form during which he established the all Canadian rushing rceord fora single game in the Vancouver game Monday he ran like de mon besides catching passes With so many rookies on his hairdo Clair may have to keep the commuter In his lineup whether he likes it or not Stewarts ch and RCAF are delaying rie District Senior Softball Lee can roll series but no one is complaining night at Queens Park as the two clubs battled to Innings with Edgar winning Hi Sixth and final game will be played Friday night at the same park starting of mo eryone knew It was going to be rifle was hard to say The decisive party last night was by Edgar catcher hloe hii halech in the Ioth inning With one away the quick catcher rapped homema to make the score to Stewarts had the bases full in the home half of the ninth via singles by pitcher Butch Boyd and hit bals man and walk However the heaviest of the Stewarts swing ers George er was struck out by reliefer Al Smith to end the game Smith return ed to the slab for just this one better Billy had taken over the pit ching duties from Al Smith who Champ Reaches Quarterfinals ROCHESTERJ NY IAP Anne Quasi Decker and Joanne Gundcrson won decisive victor Ies Wednesday that sent them into the quarterfinals of the US womens amateur goli championships The defender Mrs Decker 2t and the by ime former champ and gallery favorite Miss Gunderson 23 are heavily favored to keep going until they come to grips in Saturdays 864 hole final Miss Gunde shootout sod crept alfbaciiflomfitéwzLWrfifilnblfsahe required in scoring pair of5 and vic tories in the afternoon fourth round site best Nancy Holmes flycarold algebra teacher Mrs Dcckcr twice won by and margins George liovies CDNSTRUCTIDNLID Barrio PA bJliifi EC TOSSES FIVEHITTER Successive singles by Cox Jim ltlcCarvnr and Daryl Rob inson got one run in the fourth on error let in another and Sculls single got the other iv ing Atlanta no lead Cracker pitcher Alan Brice had perfect game for four niogs and finished with five bitter Tommy John 19 year old Jacksonville lefty gave up new past Richmond but had to have help when be tired in the ninth Allen Jones and Buddy Parker stroked home runs for the league leaders Ron Kabbes and pitcher Les Narnm the No and men in the Rochester batting order drove five runs bettvecn them in handing Buffalo its third straight loss Narum rookie thender drove to three with basesloaded double in the second inning and Kabbes drove in two with double in the fifth Ron Fiche of Verdun Que struck out it and was supported by 12 hit attack in gaining credit for Torontos victory over Syracuse It seven hits in pitching tiro Suns in loe evcnf taking all five of is games outpninting issyear Id Ray Reideli of Waterloo Ont in the suddendeath final 211 Not Worried About Jones TORONTO CF Frank Rough Riders Isnt going to so any SlEEp overthe fact now is playing against him But Jones picked uprby Tor dropped him two weeks ago is anxrous to line up against his old mates star linemen and this year he was fired Hes not had football player or anything said Clair its just that we have Cana dian tackle in Jim Cain so we released Jones Do you think Jones will ever was asked wont lose any sleep over shot back Clair eke ecisio Now AT our II Ecclas St North Arena HEATING AND ASK ABOUT OUR Just Around Corner From sac isilbltGAS FOR ALL YOUR NATURAL GAS AND PROPANE APPLIANCE NEEDS SPECIAL PRESEASON HEATING OFFER new mention Phone PA 605l Clair head coach of Ottawa that Tom the Emperor Jones onto Argonauts when the Riders Last year Jones was on all come back to hurt you Clair The delay was prompted last Right from the first pitch of this series flve games ago evfl great one But Just how ter Eager Forces WithlorInni by Joe Marley Jim at rec consecutive Stenana hits Armstrong ad Falconer scored two runs Boyd went all the tray for the osers KIVIMeight blows and fling Is batters George ieatiins and Hender son had two hits apiece for Ed gar Marley and Boyd had two sach ics apiece for Siewhrta The Friday date for the sixth game was ncnastlatedby the iriarce menouevrea on the gsekend which will keep Ill gar servicemen on the station from Saturday through the hall dayt Edgar Turner Corbett ll ilihalech Smith coklirs 3b of INSPECTED FREE You will enjoy your holidays Iiiore knowing you are driv an on safe tires big ad vantage of prsper servicing of tires la better mllcale and performance PctIr lb Nills 2b Iicnderlon Quill rf Totals Martin rt Armstrong rf Falconer cl Bums ib Cutting ab Gllhouly 3b ftaycratt McCann ii Bertram 2b Boyd ToIals Smith Henderson tat and attach Boyd and lag pitcher Henderson Officials Bud Kim gt ouuuum= aaeeacaeex littl and ohn Feltis baic Stop lHara for Tire Service INSPECTION REPAIR SERVICE TIRE ROTATION Burns under Eltill tiOlDVtii WHEEL 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