CASPER MISSES IMPORTANT PiliT Billy Casper of Bonita Cal closes his eyes alter watching his part miss the cup by inch sic Casper shot threeunder Cole AP Wtrephotot TigerYank Marathon as on the lath green Friday in the Philadelphia Golf Clas snowmencent SATURDAY AUOUaT NiDU Ieis helicat ToledoSucceSS or amounten eases Twelve days liar Toledo had swept two games at Rich round to boost its inunaiibui League lead to an senses somebody asked meager Jack Tighs how it fell to have pet heat in his future what pennant Tisha snort ed We havent won anything yet Nobody ever hsi anything won in this lesgua until the last my gt Events are making him grade prophet in the last week Toledo has dropped five of eight starts Co inmbtta has wooseven of eight and five in row and Rooney ter has captured six of seven So when Tighes hiud liens glanced nervously behind them today they found Columbus inst two games to the sear Roches ter three DOWN Eiii AGAIN Columbus Jets getting the customary VnntiTolcdo heroics from catcher hianny sanguillan kept on taking the shortest mute to the top Friday night by downing Toledo for the 12th time in 19 meetings 51 Rochester meantima was gaining with 14 squeeze past Richmond in the opener of doubleheader Rain tvashed out the nighicap Fourthplace Jacksonville six games out gained halfgtima while splitting two with Syra cuse winning 21 then losing Louisville wss rained out of pair at Buffalo aeoguiilen hit threerun par on to tie aim for the lead with Jim Perrier and Bobby homer for Columbus in the ï¬rst inning later collected double and scored another run in Jels when some mus Must Be Replayed ay roe ASSOCIATED races if you dont think this is the year of the pitcher you cant ex pect any belpoa your side of the it me from Detroit Tiger or New York Yankee hit ters Far from it They gave dandy fivehour example of futility Friday night before am curfew forced an end of activities in 19in ning 33 tie Thai marathon struggle longest in the American League this yearcame after the Yan kees uscd Tom Tresha tworun homer for 21 victory in the opener of doubleheader All told the twin bill con sumed little more than eight hours and to inningsenuiva lent to triplehender plus an in ning And the second match was all for naught it will he re played in its entirely as part of doubleheader Sunday DETROIT LEAD HOLDS The loss and standoff how ever didnt do thing to the Ti gers sevengame lead idiho American League since runner up halumoraOrloles were victim of Boston Red Sox in other AL games Oakland Athletics routed California Ao gcls 94 Chicago White Sox slipped pan Minnesota Twins and Cleveland indians gripped Washington Senators Roy Whitofs eighthinning homer his 12th of the year tied the nightcap for New York and set the stage for brilliant spell of relief pitching Lindy McDaniel who took fit over for the Yankees in the ninth hurled seven perfect in nings before he was lifted tor pinch hitter Dooley Womacit checked the Tigers the rest of the way Meanwhile John iiillerf1oron to native who came in for De troit after Whites homer yield By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League PctiiBL St Louis 82 47 636 San Francisco 68 59 535 13 Cincinnati v532 dilli Chicago 523 14v Atlanta 500 17 Pittsburgh 477 20 Houston 465 22 Philadelphia 4eo 22 New York so 72 44a 14 Los Angcles 54 7a 415 27 Results Friday gbiiadelphia Atlanta New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis it Chicago zgilouston it San Francisco ems Angeles American League PciGBL gztioit 81 46 $38 Itimoro Boston 73 seen 535 13 Cleveland 70 81 534 13 Oakland 65 62 512 16 New ank 60 63 488 19 Minnesota 59 67 468 21 California Chicago 57 71 445 24 53 74 417 18 Washington 47 77 379 32 Results Friday Minnesota ZChicago Cleveland Washington Bostoni Baltimore Detroit 18 New York 23 Californiai Oakland 93 international Lcnme FELGBL Wioledo 73157 582 Columbus 579 717i sole possession of seeond spot and berth in the finals Koch Mike Beisi ed only our him before he was replaced by Don liicliiahon in the 17th lkesha iilb homer oi the year in the opener came after Joe Pepitone singled off loser Earl Wilson 1011 in the second inning HIT BY BALL Wilson who hit fifthinning homerthe 10th oi his career was forced to leave the game in the sixth when he was struck on the right shoulder by Pepitones liner Stan Bahasen in scattered six hits in picking up the vic tory line drive all pitch Dave Leonhards glove proved to he Baltimores undoing loseTar tabuils smash enabled ioe Foy to score from third in the fifth inning and winnerJuan Pizzaro 64 madeitatandup Rookies Joe Kenugh andSal Bando had tworun triples to power Oakland past California Kooughs hit sparked three run uprising in the iirstiuning then Bandos threehagger in the seventh clinched the triumph after the Angels had pulled to within 54 RUNNING HELPS Sandy Alomars base running and sacrifice fly by Duane Jo sephson in the eighth enabled Chicago to stop the wins Alo mar singled stole seco iicaosss By TEECANADIANPRESS National Assoetatlon Montreal idVancouver 11 Ontario JuniorrA Oshawarlz Mississauga 13 Bestafesaven final tied 11 Ontario Senior Wallacehurg lo Brantiord 24 Rrantford leads hestofseven final 2441 Jacksonville Syracuse Louisville Buffalo Richmond 55 70 440 15W Results Friday Columbus Toledo Jacksonville 21 Syracuse 14 Rochester Richmond Louisviii if Spains Santana Wailops Krishshan QUEBEC CP Manuel Santana of Spain wilimeet ThomsKoch of Brazil today in th alsofthe weeklong inter can roundrobin tennis tour nameothere Santana remained only undefeated player after five days of play Trid whanha wailoped Ramanth Krishnan of indlaoo Koch entered piaylFrlday ed for second place with Tom Okker of iioliendhut trounced the Dutchman as so gaining has wonlost ord of 41 allies fiveniatche and Okke of Vancouver scored his at victory oi the tournament when hevheat Vic Seixasqiihellii o4to Bel flniehed totirttpm fourlosses third on near chances wild pitchand then scored on do scphaona sacrifice Tommy Davis singled to Pete TYLER Tex Apt James one it oi Tyler died Wednesday 10 ininoies after he was stung by wasp catcaoo the one Brundage president of the 41n the tarnatinnll referred mumme to the Oomm at Main utyotts21 11hratsttmehi3run Soviet Unions evasion of saidxfolioeed phone calls from Cuchoaiovakia and said It in all over the world ioclodiag one reason to absodooths Olympic Games Brundage lifeihlta chant pioo of amateur sports issued from Australia which gotinte out of bed at six this morning The world alas is full ofia inatke aimssion violence and prepared statement at aiextco warisre against which all civi NEW YORK AP Arnold Palmer perhaps the greatest name in golf is not yet ready to commit himself lathe struggle between the Professional Golf ers Association and the rebel lious touring playcrr Just dont think im in po sition to comment this stage Palmer said day after daylong meetingfwlth PGA president iiiaa Elbio of Washington DC The meetings held at Pahnera home in Latrobe Pa were set up to explore the whole realmof this altodoor Palmer laid The new group already has formed an independent corpora tion known as the American Professional Golferl and started plans for battling the PGA for sponsor and television money on the golf tour it is signiï¬cant that Palmers name has been conspicuously ntlsslog from the list of activists who have engineered the break The latter group includessuch leading name as Jack Nick laus Bill Casper Gardnerchk insoa and Frank Berni Dickinson hae been named chairman of the APO tourna ment committee which will have seven touring pros and fouroulslders Most of the touring golfers Found Vaselinyép tars tiéd ARNOLD entrust are in Philadelphia this week end for the Philadelphia golf cinssic Anahsentee is Palmer There have been growing ru mors that Palmer with mul timilliondollar equipment busi nets dependent largelyon pro shop sales may he disinclined tolhreak with the PGA ac innocents Water Ski Mark roitom lice Sixteen yo rold George Allisonoi Kelowna 80 broke his own Canadaln mcna lump record Friday with leap of 145 feet at version rebel brand pared releauuld 11 lbtaia no reltoh to de we bmpicinjove CARING There was no reference in the statement to the growing clamor by oonConimunist coun tries that the nations involved in the Czech invasion be banned from the Mexico cityï¬amcs Nor did Bruodage comment on report thatthe 115 Glyn plc Committee might dispuss Eddies the Games arm as unejiicta lareporrtaetheeh Olympic go dlernatitiI exclaign oé Russia any Nnagfrxahdtiola the Games commutes to decided from Brundage stressedihat there gamesare conteilsbelweea in griduais and not betweeaaa one We laviieiihe youth5f the world who certainly are not rei sponsihle for its evils toa iiilr regulationsvood to pliiic pale and we hopethé youthn the world will acccp Golf Reaches fFinctllE By PIERRE VENIOT MONTREAL CF Veteran Marlene Stewart Strait of Fonz tltill Ont lusta wisp 01 woman andyoungtler Jocelyne Bourassa of Shawlniian Que tangle today in the final sohole round of the Canadian womens open golf championship at near by Caugbnawaga The two have survived no holes of match play golfwith winners decided on the basis of holes won instead of lowest scoressince Wednesday when the qualifying field was vcu1at at players out of 105 Teeofl time is EDT in forecast sunny weather over the atmyard Iayout oi the Konawaki Golf Club traitwho on her first Canadian ppen crown in 1951 and now is looking for hetï¬ eighthwas spcctacu ar iritla deieatin Torontos Ronni Legge and and repeating that score over Gail Harvey him of New Westminster BC WINS Wiiil BIRDiE villas Bournssain her oarlg 20s and member of Quebecs interprovincla oil lilartlyn loops 30 on thelalh with sevenfoot irdlc after defeating Gayle VBorihwick oi Ancestor 9m Zup Mm it her of two daughters tirs Strcitih hcr titswas neveriii ilotlbio Friday teamknocked almer of ifam She outplayed her competitori in all facets of thegamehut was especially hot oathe alto LimiivCurve liar putter wasthe molar tactoti in the defeat oi Mrs Moore Mrs Strait shotthrco control uiiveblrdies with to intact put on the lZlb Bilfooter onthtt lid and aiivefooieron ha National Hockey Leagues rules 0n NHL SilCiiS ronouro CP ihe interpretation committee Friday passed resolution limiting the curvature of hockeysiicks ior memo69 season Representatives of 11 league clubs anlsenior referees and linesmen votedto restrict the curvature oi the sticks from the heel of the shaft the tip of the Ward whahad doubled for an insurance rungThe Twins had °1 blade toaradio entertainer hfiss Edurassa started with flurry going up saiterlidnd holes and up after 12 with Miaaiaimer But th Kamloops hioade fought bnc ill ON 19TH HOLE airs Moore got throughtfri day firstround with l9iiie hole verdict over Edmoniohl Betiy Cole while Miss relate topped Barbara Turnbull oi So katoonlup Manager Says ronouro tied it iii the sixth on Tony Oli vas tworun homer Cleveland rookie Mike Paul had toroly on some strong re lief pitching by Eddie Fisher for his first major league victory after losing his first six Fisher came on in the seventh and tamed the Senators except for Frank Howards doth homer of the year in the ninth dnronesc on CPfMacliick not of nearby Port Credit 0nt CiNClNNATi AP Dave Bristol manager of Cincinnati Reds said Friday that etthe request of president Warren Giles oi the National League he produced tube of vaseilne and two slippery elm tablets he said were Jarred from the clothing of Chicago Cubs pitcher Phil Regan title has absolved Regan from throwing illegai pitches and said concerning Bristols evidence was glad to have it but would like reconsider the Regan matter closed Baseball men daim that when nail and Regan occurred at Cal cago last Sunday Chris Pele koudas the home plate umpire called illegal pitches against Regan and the pitcher later threatened to also the contro versy to court Bristol said the Vaseline and slippery elm iableta were found after Regan wearing warmup jacket while running the bases collided with Pat Corrales the Cincinnati catcher when Regan attempted to score Bristol said the Reds pitcher George Cul ver reported finding the lube and the my aim near the Sunday with total points championships Athanswho still has year of eligibilitylo the boys divi sion decided to move up to the mens classiï¬cation last week and jumped 136 feet oil six ioot ramp at the Quebec region al championships in Montreal He holds the boys record of 17 feet off fivefoot ramp which he setvlest woekend Athansii also leading the ticks event which concludes obtuse rail matures wsMnAosi Meanwhile the Canadian lence willalsn be called more Ron Andrews NHL Puhlicity director said the committee used Chicagoelilack Hawks cen ire Stan Mikitas hooked stick as the basis for the rule change The committee also votedto rigidly enforce the rule which calls for twormlnuto penalty for intentionally freezing the puck alongthe boards nes training tools such as hooking holding tripping and interfer cl ely next season to speed up the game gt Los Angeles Kings was the only club not represented atthe other Nationaluague games OFFERS THANKS giving him the ability to play at who failed to make berth on Canadafs Olympic pod d1 log team ities to Long Beach CalifWednesday to try for berth on fhe United States Olympic canoe teamafter fail log to make Canada lympic squad the ball is treated with petro leum jelly or similar greasy material itienda to sink at the plate in the usual manner Regan stoutly deniedusing any illegal materials The ruckus between Ci ACIIOn Nervous For His By rec asaomrcn posse iianir Aaron the Atlanta roughhitter speaks nervously and swings big bsl Aaron was honoredbefore the BravesPhiladelphia game at Atlanta Fridhy night and was so nervous he couldnt finish his mmarks He felt right at home witha bat in his hands howeveras he eye in four runs three with omer in leading the Braves to so victory over the Phillies St iauis Cardinals nipped ttshurgh Pirates aTio 11 in nings Cincinnati Reds topped New York Mets 42 iionstonAs treeedged Chicago Cubs 32 and San Francisco Giants trounced Los Angeles Dodgers in to After receiving car truck load of gasoline altruckload of soft drinks and many other gifts Aaron thanked God for baseball and thanked those who had anything to do with or turned out for his night beds lot of other things wanted to sayhuti couldnt get them out Aaron said after the game wasreally nervous had take pill this afternoon relax Once the game started Aaron proceeded to make the Philies nervous He drove in the only run neede frontingetsuiLotuot Thinking at REMODELLINGi BERIRAM BROS LIMITED reliei pitcher Clay Carroll sin 7Night grounder in the third inning and clinched it with threerun homer in the fifth it was his 23rd of theseason and 504th of his career norms AiDSCABDS rla nd Cepedes two homer in the sixth tied hurgh for St Louis and the leagueleading Cardinals won it when Mike Shannon was hit by tapitch and Phil Gagliano tripe Alex Johnsons Rial single iJs third hit of the gamodrove in what proved to he the winning run for Cincinnati against the Mets Mack Jones singledin the first two runs for the Reds and gled home the ï¬nal one twoout single by Norm Mill er with the bases loaded cli maxed threerun ninth inning and carried Houston to its ï¬fth straight victory Ron Santa clouted solo homerfor the Cubs Los Angeles jumped on starter BobBolln for three runs in the firstinning but Mike McCormick came onto allow last two hits in tbetinal 14 as San Francisco sent the Dadgers to their seventh straight loss Willie McCoveyand Ty Cline drove in two runs apiece for San Francisco McCovey cli maxed threerun rally in the fifth inning by singling home the kin point of impact PHONE 12191414 daylong meeting How many people could access to your apartment Previous tenants servicemen agents At sometime any one of them may have held key Think what might happen gt one of those keys fell into wronghaods Why take risk Protcetyourfurniture appliances clothing and other belongings with anEcono Tenants Policy Rates low Protection is éompleteiagatnstetheit fire personal and many other hazards Talk to your Economical InsuranccAgent soon Youll like his Personalizedhervice onomicul new insurance Company mom in dies Golf Association dropped 11 bomb after rouud with theannouncement that Mrs Streit will notplaypen memberof Canadas te the world champions tralia Oct 25 Mrs Strait the child ssldt had fondly commitments and Vgiasknrepiaced byJMrs Fridays second orth 9therson the learn aeIecfég Wednesdayby the CLCA ar iiftss Palmer and Mrs liioore Team captain iaDulcieLylco htionlteala DEAD STOCK useewce unnnn on GRIPme nonsns certca euons 24 im nnvs sumo seamen scanner nroru exocrine WM RANKIN NUSERVICE cultures PLUMBING EATiNG GLENBRAE