Lu sï¬ vi ga Speedway last season tin sh this year with pointschant ionships at two speed tags it was easy kick at up to 35 hours week nor the racing season maintain his car ol He didnt win too many race but he always finished well up tnthc standings Chief mechanic ot the Eatiers crew Gord hlclntyre says that is how he won the champion Ftips at Wasagn andjunsct wunmvltï¬bï¬u9nfd ltr pecdlvays by keeping his ear good mechanical shape and ever missing night of racing Rlclr attributes much at his access to hlclntyrc If it had at been for 60rd hevsays There wouldnt have it any ay could have we Some athletes wear the same oeirs they wore in winning ante for luck Batters put on that He worblg eng heads and istons in his bedroom last nine er hick showcd thatEZahtlstéhcy nd good driving paid off He on the Carlings highrpo trophies tor the months ol hlay June July and August at Wasaga is Speedway uvMx Ii By THE CANADIAN at Two of the National Hockey Magnets top stars apparently are holding out for latter con tracts for the 196869 season Chicago Black Hawks are can tinuing negotiations with sup stars Bobby Hull and Stan Miln ta who are reported bargaining for $100000 contracts Tommy Ivan generalymana the Hawks and 1e tor nego ting irnltllsse with the two stars basic alery butnotso close in nether areas lvan in an interview Hull whomoved tnt thame it years ago fromxytinior hockey has reached the ï¬ogoal level three times He firs the old wgoai record in 196162 sharing it with Rocket Richard National League PeIGBL XSL Louis 93 64 5M San ï¬nancisco Cincinnati Chicago Atlanta Pittsburgh Itos Angelea Philadelphia New York Houston 71 BB 447r xCilnched penoant Games Wtdesrlay Cincibnati Pittsburgh Los Angeiss Chicago New York Atlanta Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco Housto GamesToday No games schedule Games anti Philadelphia at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisoo atCincinnati Houston at StuLouis Americanwleagua Oaltland Minnesota ï¬ligree 953 naBn on Wit$1 uéhed pennant itmluleegnsesdny an MinmggcblitJ BosbolH Washington ti vocab McIerltE RICK ounces From Drivers T07 Champion One Year stun Mints meet the the eoutracis admits to an ére close in some areas ot Next year instructing rPi est near onloï¬tters says local tracks are good places toleam but there are lot at Junk cars to contend with lticlntyre is happy with the move to Piaecrest its the next step up he enthuses Baltersgot his start in raring at Wasaga He looked alter his mothers car during the 1961 sea son and got behind the wheel cnltplenl time After thatrhe was hooked He comeavhy his enthusiasm lor racing honestly his father won the championship at Vasaga in A1957aadtaccd local dirt aclrE for years Ballets idnd otbacited into his firstvteature win this year ltwasvhtayla at Wasoga He had woh the semlr final and was entered in the feature Then it started to rain THEAD third won because had read tit the other he recalls This winter Rick will work on the diagnostic lane at Jack sons Motors and will spend his spare time ina wellequipped and Bernie Geolirionbnth oi whom hit the mark playing for Montreal Canadiens Hull broke the 50goal record inthe tosses season when he scoredbi He scoredfl the fol lowing season UNIQUE WINNER whoioiaed0bicago in season is the ï¬rst player NHL history to win tltreeindlvidual trophie season Helirst did it Detroit Baltimore3 Cleveland New York gt Probable Pitchers Tody Cleveland lWilliams 1340i at Daltim Cleveland at Baltimore Nr New Yppk at Basic at Sunset Other Bruins in AT rEuTtou tNOtt acct AssociArtou garége at home preparing new carfor the Plnccrest season ltwillbcalSSthevyllo 1957 Chevrolet frame witha marblcindt Chevrolet engine bored it to 339 when not enable Batters used this his up in his last race at asag during 100 lap fcatltre Hts domination of thclocal racing scene was quite com plete He was more than 100 points ahead at Wasaga and 70 points aheadtat Sunset tor the points eh mpionshlps Batters is the holder of truck record at Sunset One night he the first heat the semi not the trophy an the feature race He will meetsorne of the come petition he will face next year on Oct when the to topdrivers from Pinecrest and drivers from Flamhoro Speedway race The cdr Ba ters used this year cost about $3000 and it was paid or out of winnings lchtuy hisftrst season at Pinecrest may be losing dont expecttn get the tra pbtes or inningsthere did this year said Batters But the experience fiHoidiflgOui ofï¬cialin Apart from Hull and Milglta the only other unsigned player tin Probably the NHLsmost de liant holdouti is Ted Green th Boston Enrin deleneemanl home for Chicago is centre Pit Mar synas assocmrao mass True tradition the National will he dmlothewlre thisseason the standings where Sttouir Carlluals long ago wrapped things up but in the batting race where Pete Rose thought he had things wrapped up linsc Cincinnati Reds spark plug leadofl man and Plus burgh Pirates Matty Aim re mined tied for the batting lead today with only the final week 2nd of the season remaining ion BATlERS sreve constant WlTitASEASONASTROPHIESl Negro Athletes Dropv Erotestf SOUTH LAKE TAHOE Calif tAPI Negro member the United States Olympi track and field teams haverdropped their demand that Avery Brund ageslcsigu as president for uta international 0iympic Commit te it was revealed Wednesday mer Lodge chairman at th US Olympictrack and field committee said that Brundage the controversial aly tOC head had convinced the group that marks he had made concerning possible demonstration at the games in Mexico City next month had been misunderstood hrundage spoke with Stan Wright Negro who is assist ant coach ol the team Lodge sald and they agreed that Brundage had been mlsquoted 0nTucsday 21 Negro meme hers oltheteant igncd state ment calling for Br dages res ignation saying it is long over dueand lsa necessity before progressive overhaul of the na tional and international sports situation can begin The statement evolved fro remark Bntndage made nevis conference that anyone participa gt agdemonstrallon at Mexico nrundage told ght statement had caring on the US track athletes speciï¬cally but reterred totall athletes Both are at 332 alter going tort against each other in Cin cinnatla 34 victory over Pitts burgh Wednesday night in other National Leagueac tion Wednesday Chicaga Cubs rallied on Ron Santas ninth iae nlnggrad flam homertu boat Les Angels Dodgers 41 New York Mets blanked Atlanta Braves 34 Houston Astros shad ed San Francisco Giants 32 and St Louis topped Philadelphia Phillies 54 uomnns DID Both nose and Alan are slap hitters and they were out ot style Wednesday night All of Cincinnatis runs came on be merstwo by Mack Jones and one by Lee May Tun hialoncy ï¬red twohitl tcr at the Eirates striking out ll Nelson lthies snapped the Cardinals longest losing streak of the season at live games driving in two runs and scoring nmther ht In over Philadelphia liriies who wort his lath gameisingled onerun across in the third and doubled the lying run home in the ï¬fth ms autumn New Yorks iorn Scaver pitcheda lhreehiticr shutting out the Braves for his 16th victo ry oltheyean Scaver who matched his rock ie season total at victoriespre tired 19 batters in row over onestrctch Clean Jones had three hits and scotcdtwice for the Meta Bob Aspromontes seventhin ning single snapped tie and Houston edged San Francisco uis victory nnd luan hiariehsl Marichal 259 was trailing before Hal lanier tied the score tor the Giants with sev enthinning double Then Denis Menke tripled lngtthe bottom half of the inning and roderbome on Aspromontes winning hit NEWXOllK tall Witb the arduous training grind behind him George Chuvan waited conï¬dently Marla what could be makeorvbreak tight tonight against Mexican champion Manual Ramos Inuialo ll the Canadian heavyweight champ lrorn Tm mundaney night dented re ports that he may quit the ring it Ramos beat him But be ad Inlts it would be something to think about if worst comes worsLf He takes on tumor in one end of double mainevent card to Madison Square Garden The other half pits Buster Mathis against James Woody Oddsrnakm who had made Ramos the eigbttofiva favorite over the Canadian earlier this week backed down to even money on the eve at the fight Although Chuvaio was badly beaten by Joe Frazier here last year he has won all four of his fights since three of them by knockouts ovcr mediocre oops nents He won lzround deci sion over JoanClaude Boy at Montreal in defending his Cana dian title His record now is 51 wins it losses and two draws Forlystwo othis wins have been by knockouts Canada Dropslat In World Softball OKLAHOMA CITY AP llurvey Sleritel ol the United States pitched the second straight nohlt game for his US team as the United States de feated Canada so in the World Softball Wednesday night It was the tlrst loss dtterlftve straight victories for Canada represented by the 1965 Cana dian champions lrom Winnipeg The United States is undefeated afterlivc games and Is favored to repeat as world champion Marv Detloft and Franklturtt both got three hits to lead the USatlaek Stcrkel struck out 11 and walked only three in other Wednesday night ac tion Mexico defeated theVirgin islands 10 Canada won in tirst game Wednesday hammering winicss South Alrica so in tha lucoun try tournament Canada usedthe fourhit pitching oi John Kalinowskl en route to its victory over South Africa he only runs the win nersnceded came on John Ka kotylos ttlltHtill homer in the liverun ï¬fth inning waded WWW test sow time hunter who liII Ilth 11 Mm ll pooled to weighabout 110 Manager in lineman Chuvalots fully prepared to the yearold Mexican We never been George relaxed and conï¬dent prior to figbiund thinkbls true poten tialutlliflnailybesbowhlnlha Garden tonight he said Ungcrman aIysChuvalo thinks he could have won tb World Boxing Association elimi nation autumnal be bad when Georn milled alter the WMMMHW trust through and tonighthrll out to prove it The Walt immanent us orld whenu ellhu chlmpl on on Cassius Clay stripped at his title after rollslag Induction into the United States amid tones Jimmy Ellis oi Mult vllie Kylongtima sparring partner ot Clayemerged the winner Uncernan indicated the possi bility ot at Ellis looms large bdtlau tonights tight GibsonMcLain CoanOntqtions Big 111 Series NEW roan rm More than anything else the outcome oi the tree World Series is likely to depend on the confrontations between ace pileheratlob Gib son of St Louis Cardinals and Denny Mahala of Detroit li gers The two are virtually certain tomcet inrtba that game in St Louis next Wednesday They will probably clash again in the fourth game scheduled for De troit Sunday Oct And if there is seventh gameythera is little doubt they will pitch against each other third time Statistically th rou gb Moa dsyjs games the Cards staff has the edge over the ilgers St Louis pitchers have con plied an overall earnedrun average whit61 complete game and 29 shutouts Detroit hurlers have combined for 266VERA 59 complete games and la shutouts ibe Cardsv advantage though seems to be more proa ounced tn the bullpen than among tbestarters Letty Joe Houner and righthaoder hon Willis 26 give St Louis strong tandan lbe Cards other relievers are Wayne Granger 41 and Mel Nelson 23 In addition mana ger Red Schoendienst has Steve Carlton 1311 Lurrytaster and Dick Hughes 12 Each was used mostly as starter Green who quit training camp and vowed to remainat his Win nipeg home until the Bruins re negotiate the second year ol his twoyear contract putesinclude FA Westtall and Ed Shack NHL presidentClarL enoeCampbelt was at the Boston camp inLondnn Ont Wednes arbitrate their contract kland Seals camp in Bill Hickeand are also holding Wednesday night Detroit Red Wings downed orontovMaple geles Kings 43 At Toronto ordle Howe scored two goals to pace the Wings before mot an 16000 ï¬ans Douglas Deanhlrenl lithe The Rangers on thelrrlltlrd consecutive game in defeating the Bruins at Kitchener Ont contract dis hisBlues edged iner Harris scored the but is likely to see action only as arellcver in the series Except tor Don McMahon and John Wyatt 14 the Tigers bullpen lacks experience Pat Dobson 56 and Fred Lather 54 are in their second year Jon Warden and Daryl Pat terson are rookies McMahon John ttiller ot Scarborough Ont who is and Joe Sparma litlo will probably do most of the reliev ing Sparma who started in so of the as games in which hes appeared lsyilkety to be the long reliever The starting pitcher matcbupc figure to go this way Plrst nmeMeLaln 816 against Gibson 2L9 Second gameMickey Inlich Detroit 169 against Nelson Brtlcs St Louis litll gt ThirdgamoEarl Wilson troit lit12 against Ray Wads burn St LOUIS 1M None among the ilgerr prob able starters basserlu ex ence Gibson who wod games against lioston Red So last October has an overIll 54 mark Brilesis 10 while Wash burn worked ea innings last year with no decision LEAN TOWARD GIBSON There Is tendency to lean to ward Gibaon in his meetings with Mantn because his Ian bali is more overpowering The Tigers star changes speeds more often It will put100 per eentiull laughing nyour mouth witheyery Sip And quietly leave