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IAIN mu MONDAY M111 Mets DeStroy Giant Strategy By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manager Herman Frank of San autism Giants tried to one over on manager Gil iiuodges of New York Mel Stin day but his strategy failed mis erabl Asya result the Meta nipped the Gianis 01 in the second game of their National League doublehwder after Ray Salted Ia iiveliilur gave the Giants +1 victory in the opener nanksstarted lelthander Bill Henry normally reliever In the second game and piiileda quick snitch to righty Bob Bolin alter Hodges had inserted some righthandcd strength in starting lineup Bolin came an to face rigid handod batter Cloon Jones with Don Bosch on first and none Qout Jones ruined Franlrs strat cgy by slamming runscoring double and then scored himself on pair of wild pitches Art Shamsiq later homered for New Yorks final run Elsewhere Joe forres long double scored Hank Aaron lrom first base with the only run of Atlanta Braves lo lIlnnlng victory over Chicago Qibs The ball came close to bouncing over the wall for ground rule double that would have loll Aaron at diird In other games Sunday Pitts burgh Pirates swept double header mm Houston Astms 31 and 112 St Louis Cardinals trimmed Cincinnati Beds 42 and Los Angeles Dodgers walled Bob Skinners manage rial debut by tripping Philadel phia Phillie Ll Skinner moved up from San gDiego of the Pacific Coast league Saturday to replace the fired Gene llIauoli as Phillie manager In games Saturday San Fran ciscotmnnccd New York 94 Pittsburgh blasted Houston 132 Atlanta nipped Chicago 32 Philadelphia edged Las Angeies 52 and St Louis blanked Olin cinnati In the opener Sunday between the Giants and the Male San Francisco handed Dick Selma his first loss after six consecu tive victories Willie Mays and Jack Hiatl lit home runs for the Giants Tom who eiflered broken law when hit by pitch by Chuck Harlensleiu early in the reason paid the lineage reliev erbaekahii witth Wm pins double AARON SCORE Aaron had walked and was running when Torre hit Halten steins pitch to right centre The double scored Aaron easly making winner of reliever Jim Britten who had taken over for Phil Niekro in the 10th BOB SKINNER NewManager Mauch Fired By Phillies PHILADELPHIA iA Pl Geno Maud manager of Phi dclphia Phillies was fired Satur day and replaced by SGIyearold Bob Skinner manager of the Phillies San Diego farm team in the PacificCoast League Mauuh obviously was life vic um in long simmering feud with Phillles slugger Rich Allen General manager John Quinn announced lllauchs dismissal and said Bob Carpenter and have talked about managerial change for the last several days Robert aeirlente drove to one run with uiple and set ip an other with single in the first game and Pittalxagh extcndcd in winning streak to five gamu by walloplng the Aslroi in the nightcap John Edwards drove in pair of runs with filthinning single and the Cardinals dropped Gn cinnati threerun comeback for the Cards who spotted the Revs zo edge on Leo Cardenas basesloaded sinus nob Bailey mm ins An gcles winning run on fourth lnning passed ball as the Dodg ers beat the Phillies KOSCOS THROW Edwards nu clirnaxcd BIG BLUNDEII thats the name of the horse lsnt ly WINS ing down on the lob but In taking dustbath Owner Ill Fielding Beats Angels As Yanks Show Power Dy TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rookie outfielder Andy Kosco has been winning bnsob all games with his bat for New York Yankees all season but Sunday it was his throwing arm that provided the heroicsf Rick Clark of California An gels had the Yankees down 10 until Horace Clarke ripped twonip eighthinning homer and Mickey Mantle unloade another twointn blast off reliev er Clyde Wright The Angels however rallied for two runs in the ninth beforc Kosco bespectacled outfielder niuknamedClark Kent by his teammates came to the rescue andsaved +3 victory for New York With two out one run in and two Angels on the bases Kosco lint Bobby Knoops fly to right in the sun it fell for double scoring flick Itcichardt and sending hubhn Morton racing home from first base with the potential tying run Light Hitting gAstro Swapped To Cardinals By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Major league tcanls failing to come up with any major deals moved around number of sec rindline players before the trad Jng deadline Rumored efforls by Pills burgh Pirates to deal Maury Wills andhy New York Yankees to get bitter for one of their frontline pitchers failed to de velop The last trade was made only minutes before Saturdays mid night deadline and sent Houston Astros regular centre fielder Ron Davis to St Louis Cardi nals for reserve outfielder Dick gt Simpson and rookie reliever Hal Gilson Davis 26 the only regular traded on the last day was hit ting Tiz for the Astros alter batting 256 last season Simp son was hitting 232 in 26 games and Gilsoa had 02 record and 467 earned run average in lti games NEED PROTECTION Earlier in the day Baltimore Orioles traded for outfield pro tection in case Paul Blair is in ducted into the Army The pics got Fred Valentine hit ting 240 in as games from Washington Senators in ex change for disappointing right handed pitcher Bruce Howard 25 who has an or record audio 371ERA in 31 innings The Ori oles obtained Howard only last winter from Chicago White Sox BASEBALL hiccup National League FIELGDL St Louis 38 25 SanJraocisco 3430 Atlanta Lns Angeles Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Houston 23 Results Saturday San Francisco New York5 Houston Pitlsburgh 13 Chicago Atlanta Los Angelcs Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Results Sunday Sap Francisco 41 New York 145 nauslon 12 Pittsburgh 311 LosrAngcles Philadelphia Chica 030 Atlanta Ci nnati St Louis 29 31 29 31 2731 Toronto ny rnn assocmrcn yiinss qleveland came alive in the second half with two quick goals forra 33 no against New Yolk but the Stokers fell one goal short of tie for first place in the=Lakes Division of the North American Soccer League Trailing 31 Enrique Matoc pulledCleveland within 32 with oziiis gone in the last half and then Roy Tiuncr connected two minutes 15 seconds later for th deadlock Sunday at New Yor The three goals gave the St arson points still six shortJ New York California Chicago America league PcfGBL 41 22 551 32 28 533 33 fill 524 29 29 500 31 31 500 30 31 492 29 62475 11 28 fill 459 12 25 32 448 12 35 407 15 Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston Minnesota Oakland 7V 10 Washington Results Saturday Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Chicago Boston 9Cleveland Washington California NcwYorl 3Oaltland ResultsSunduy Baltimore 24 Oakland 48 New York4Calitornia Washington Zhllnnesota Detroit Mchioagosl Boston 901151 Houston heat 51 Louis fi tied 22 Satuiday Anlhnlordc Ollvcrira taking pass from John Pelleta kicked home 5yarder at second hall to mo ahead of the Buys place in the Atlantic Div Goalie Jack Reilly turned in eight saves for the shutout the third stoaightsuffered by said more Carlus Metidicil helper it tennis tournament Cleveland and California trad ed ouuieldcrs the Indians read ing Vic Davalillo 25 and his 239 average to the Angels for Jimrnie Hall 30 hitting 210 The Yankees sent Jim Boulon former 21gamc winner and World Series hero to the 1969 expansion Seattle club and he was immediately assigned to Seattle of the Pacific Coast League for the remainder of the season The Yankees also sold one time top reliever John Wyatt 33 to DetroitWyatt came to the Yankees this spring from Boston are Bay 8th Honored muonco Imp Willie Davis AllPro defensive end with Green Bay Packers Sun day was named winner of the National Football Leagues top award for contributions to his team leagueaad conuminity Davis received the Justice Byron Raymond Wliizzer White Award at the NFLs awards night dinner The award is namedloi the US Supreme Court justice who BritainOusled In Davis Cup ny THE CANADIAN Pnnss Spain Italy andWesl Ger many posted victories Sunday and advanced to the finals of the European Zone DaviaCu In match at Barcelona Spain defeated BritainHand is to rheet Italy in the filial of the seclionJulylliZl Italy gained the finals by de eating the Soviet Union 32 in match at ReggioErnilia Italy West Germany posted victory over Cmchoslovak match at Munich Wcst IGer many the team now laces Soulthfrica in the section final also to be layed Jflll 1h 21 1x champion Manuel Sanlana beat Brlalns Patti Hutchinson adjfin the first of the reverse singles hut Brit ish Inlthandcr Mark Cox prev entedra clean sweepby Spain when he defeated Juan Gishcrt 46 Siinth finalv Austin anborn Marlin MullI gan won the decisivernalchfor Italyhystopplng ThordasLclus of theSovlet Uniting 64 75 cago took Detroit 74 Bosto lrounced Cleveland MfiCaiifori eighth Bears and John Unitas of Baiti nm Kosoo fired perfect strike to home pinto easily nail ing Morton for the final out OAKLAND WINS TWO The Yankccs third straight victory left them in seventh placc in the American Magus onc game behind Oakland Athletics who swam adoubic hoadcr from secondplace Balti morcOrloles 42 and 64 The Orioles slipped games behind lustplace Detroit Ti gers who won nirditcap 31 from Chicago White Sox alter first game loss Boston Red Sox downed Clev eland Indians and Minnaota Twins defeated Washington Senators 42 in other single games Sunday gt In games Saturday Minne sola downed Baltimore 31 Chi nia nipped Washington so and New York edged Oakland 32 At California helehardls filthinning homcr gave Clark onerun edge and the 21yearold righthandler wiriless in six pre vious decisions shackled the Yanks on two hlLs until the HOMER CAPS RALLY Mike Hershbergers tworun homer in the eighth inning capped threerun rally that shot Oakland past the Orioles In the opener and Sal Bando drove in three runs with double and two singles as the Athletics completed their sweep Chuck Dnbson 43 stopped Baltimore on five hits Including homers by Fred Valentine and Curt Blefsiy in the first game Lew Krnusse 37 survived Frank Robinsons in homer in the nighlcap but need ed eighth inning help fiom Cat fish Hunter The White Sox tripped up Dc trait in the first game on Tommy Davls seventhinning homer and led 10 in the nigh cap hehin By NFL was an allAmerican and profes sional football player Finalists in the award compe tition were Davis Frank Clarke of Dallas ow boys Bobby Mitchell of Washington Reds kins Mike Pyle of Chicago more Colts Top defensive awards went to Itay Nitschke of the Packers and Dave Jones of Los Angelcs Rams Nitschke was picked as the finest linebacker in the NFL Jones was named the best defensive lineman in the league Forrest Gregg of Green Bay waslnamcd the top offensive lineman llie rookies of the year on of fence and defence were team mates on Detroit Lions Mal Farrnas selected for his out standing play as firstyear running back and receiver Lem Barney was the top rookie dc fender special award was present cd to George Halasowner of Chicago Bears who recently ro tired after in years ascoaeh of hire sixtime would diurnplons Mont Stllnne On Racing INNSBEUOK Austria CP Beutersl The international Ski Federation Sunday nounccd lilovcntsclicduio for the 1069 World Cup alpine skiing competition One of the events will be held March isln at Mont Ste Anne Que Where man and women Will comma giant slalom Current World Cup holders are Nancy Greene of Rossland BC and Jean ClaudeKiiiyof co Carlosnnehil ald McKeuna and Robcr Dunn France both of whom re tired from competitivoskiing pitching until the Tigers explod ed for five runs in the eighth Ken Harrclsons thrcerun homer In the eighth inning pow ered the Red Sox past Clevc land Bostons llica Pelrocclli smacked tworun homer in the seventh The Nins put together three straight victories for the first time this year in trimming Washington which has lost live in raw bchind Dave Boswellr fourhit pitching and 12bit at tack Cesar Tovar clubbed tworun homer for the Nins DetIOit Olympicsteboundfs T05 Rebuilde Firm Lead ny ran common mass Detroit Olympics ended twogame losing streak during Roldan Bounced ByhodLaver BROOKLlNE Mass AP Defending champion Rod Lavcr sweptto straightset victory over Dennis Ralstonin the semifinals ofthe US prolon nis championship Sunday after John Newcomhe nipped comej back bid by Tony Ilnchc in their marathon opening match The winnerswill meet inall Australian final today for the $3000 first place prize money in the $2250 tournam out on Longwood Cricket Clubs grass courts Lavcr had litlle trouble with Ralston who was bothered by bad hip and could offer resist ancc only in thcsccnnd set of 62 as 51 trouncing in match briefly delayedhy the rain in the second set is liiatch was strictly antl climnx however after New comhes booming serves finally overcame the allaround finesse of Roche 62 63 810 1113 64 in the opening match VTOTTENHIIM 11y lions wrcr Harold Sloan attend ation exercises at In Toronto recently when his nephew Roland James Sloan received the degree of Bachelor of Commerce with first class honors Congratulations to the many students of the community who have graduated from various universities Phillip Carney re ceived his degree from Ottat BlancheCrowe One from the University of Waterloo and others Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Robert Kant on the birth of son Mrs Wice was in Bar rie recently for reunion of Ike 1964 district presidents of Slm coe County Womens Institute at the home of Mrs McElwain 1964 areaprcsldent who had attended theFWIC Conven tloln BINAscadla University Wolf assassmnui Mrs John Robbins entertain Iti Speaker was Mr Malcolm of Alliston who spoke of the many angles of the new assessment nicoe County and especial Lv Tottenham as well as the rebate provided by the prnvln cial government and how it Is opplicd between landlord and enant Plans weiemade for picnic the NHL Wednesday in July Mrs Anderson In on three week vacation with friends in England She plans to spend short land and Ireland nSot TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS In the Western Division Ven Elmer lran Bob Brown John uterlzgtough wereJim Paterson PHONE fill1414 Boyien ti pinning his hopes on Big Blunder and his other entry Polar Zone In the Canada Easily Defeats US InTeam Tennis TORONTO ICP The cu dial International Tennis Chi team defeated the United States In during the weekend in the third annual team series Mildl Canada leads 21 John Sharpe and Ron Sio Kcnlic of Toronto starred at both regisch victories against Gene Scott of New York ranhodc ninth In the US McKenzie defeated Scott 5mm day on 16 54 and She donned Scott Saturday 75 Queens Plate race in Toronlo June 22 t6 Wirepholo Pony Assists Plate contender TORONTO GP small Buster shurcs stall at Wood blna racetrack with San Cus mm big hay gelding prepar ing for the 109th running of the Queens Plate Huger will never make it onto the track but should theson of Conumc by Mr Trouble romp home In the classic Saturday Blister will have played part The Sun was nervous horse when got him carlier this year said trainer Larry Moor housc He used to beak out in sweat all the time Moorhoiise noticed that San Costume was more serene when the weekend and reestablished themselves as the team to beat in the Eastern Division of the National lacrosse Association Reboiuiding from two losses last week the Olympics ile fasted Petcrborough takers 107 Sunday in Detroit The victory movcdLieOlympics eight points ahead of secondplace Pc terbomuah In the only other Eastern Di vision game Sunday Montreal Canadians trounced no MEIlie 14 couver edged the Adanacs 7o Sauudayto move into first placc tie with the idle New Westminster Salmonbellies In the Detroit game Larry Lloyd and Gaylord Powlcss paced the winners with lilo goals each other Olympic scar ers were floss Jonas Bob Haw Bergman and Dwight Davies SCORE TWO EACII Scoriu two goals each forPc only an oh Scrum Sing Lipton Paces Atlantic Race LONDON Britains Sir Thomas Lipton 57foot kelch sailed hy Geofrey Wil liams seemed to be in the lead of the transatlantic single band ed yacht race Saturdaybut it may be close thing Aspokesman for The Observ er llic1ondon Sunday news paper sponsoring tiic racc said Voortrekker under South Afri cas Bruce ballingand Raph sailed by Frances Alain Clicks riianmay be close to Lipton The leaders were well past the halfway point on the run Bruce Ferguson addedlhe olh EIS Bill Barker Liehscher and Art Dickinson before 1720 fans in Portland Hurting els from Plymouth Englaiid to NewportR aonitheSTANFiELDieam Hi Mackenzie vorc PROGRESSIVE coussnvnrivsv HON WALLACE McCUTCHEON YORKSIMCOE inanmho needs neither themoney nor the power of office He just wants Canada to thrive travelling with anolher animal In the big hnrsc vans so he bor rowedbuster from the van COWBOY Now hes nice quiet horse Moorllouse says It isnt only in the stall or when travelling that Son Cos tume likes company DOESNT WORK WELL Hes not good work horse he needs other horses out there with him when hes working IlIoorouse says Hes come frombchind horse But so are Rouletahille Phel odic and Big Blunder Moor house seerthem as the horses to watch in the Plate went to Cy Coombes John Da vies and Bill Armour Michel Lanchard paced Mont reals win with four goals Térry Davis John Dale and Ron Roy scored two cadl Sin glc oals went to Wayne Thompson Brian Ahearnc and Ken Crawford Brian chgan scored twice for Torontowhile Ross Othcn and Bill ohi scored llvo goals for Vancouver sualswere added by Ed Nelson Bob Salt Gard Bill Bradley and Mike Gales netted rim goals each for Port land with Ron Pepper and Tom Movie getting one each Twin Bills By riinlssocilran rnass Doublaheiidels are causing the firstplace Columbus Jets double trouble in the Internation al League flhc Jels hold onegame lead over runnerup Toledo Mud Hens despite their doubleheader woes however Thus far theyve played eight twin bills and of the 16 games the lets have won out five Four times theyve been swept The latest double dose of mis fortune came Sunday when Bul falo Bisons swept pair and 31 from Columbus In other games Toledo blanked Louisville Colonels 40 on onehitter by Dick hadatz Jacksonville Mcls Tug McGraw whitewashed wracuse Glllcfs with sixhllter and Roches ter Red Wings wailoped R1 mond Braves as Bob Chance hit direcer ha mnrs in each game for Buffalo to bringhls season home run total to 17 Porter Toronto Telegram Single illcnossr Iiy THE CANADIAN PRESS SATURDAY Ontario Senior Brambles Brooklin 17 Mississauga 12 Hastings Ontario Junior hilmico 10 iluntsvillo 12 Ontario Senior Fergus Wallacehurg Point Edward Orangcvllle in OntarIoJurilor lilimlco Elora 13 Ontario Senior Fergus 14 Windsor la SPORTS BRIEFS EXIOOTBALLER VEDS DENVER Colo AP Carleton Cookie Gildlrist former Canadian Football League star was married Thursday night to Patricia BerL nice Clarke of Inxinglon Miser He now is retired from football and in business in Denver irn oarluaullrollz SERVICE DEAD on currme houses CATTLE loos 211m DAYSm NICKS DEAD STOCK SERVICEv ZenithllIIJQ DRYCLEANNG sums SERVICE sronacn morn PROOFING war it RANKIN NUSERVICE CLEANERS 72524 FARM 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