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MERCHANTS HAVE NEW BASEBALL FAN Oshawa Merchants Baseball Club have a lot of red-hot fans in this eity but none of them should be more keen to give support to the local senior baseball organiz- ation that Mrs, Gordon Ovendon, of 92 Orchard View Blvd, That's Mrs. Ovendo) oh, shown above, seated behind the wheel of the two-door sedan which the Mer- chants gave away this season, in their membership draw, Left- toright, are shown, Cee, Bint, business manager of the Mer. chants, turning over the owner. ship ticket and licence and car keys, to Mrs, Ovendon, In ex- change for a $1.00 hill, Mrs, Ovendon was the holder of the lucky ticket number drawn at Saturday's game, Husband Gor- lon (right) admires the transac. tion, ~Times-Gazette Staff Photo BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By ™e CANADIAN PRESS ational League W L Pel, GBL 2 6 806 17 14 15 16 Brooklyn Milwaukee Bt. Louis New York Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Today's Games New York at Milwaukee (N) Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St, Louis (N) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Thursday's Games New York st Milwaukee (Only game scheduled) 8 ' Ld Ld : 3 S67 11 1 fl 421 American League L Pet, GBL 2 10 667 18 A443 18 621 16 B16 Boston 18 ABH Kansas City 12 A00 Washington 1 A479 Baltimore 10 838 Today's Games Kansas City ar Washington Detroit at Baltimore Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston Tharsday's Games None scheduled International League W L Pel, GBL 17 M64 % 20 045 18 643 Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit 1 1% 4% fig 8 8% 10 Rochester Montreal Toronto 11 10 yracu Games Rocher i Todars (N) ocheste at Toronto (N) Byracus at Richmond (N) olumg at Havana (ZN) Thursday's Games Buffalo at Montreal Rochester at Toronto Syracuse at Richmond Columns at Havana American League Clevelind 000 030 000-8 § 2 001 040 S0x--10 9 2 Narleski (6) Mossi (7) Houtteman (7) Wight (8) and He- gan; Henry, Kinder (7) and White, WP: Henry, LP: Wynn Hi: Boston--Jensén, Joost, Chicago 000 000.0000 7 1 New York 000 001 00x--~ 1 4 Lollar, eva, Lp: Courtney (8); Ford and Plerce, Detroit 000 001 100-2 6 2 Baltimore 100 011 00%-- 3 § 0 Garver and House; Palica and Smith, HR: Baltimore--Cox Kansas City 000 010 000-1 6 1 Washington 000 000 000 0 8 Kellner and Astroth; McDermott and Fitzgerald, LO Pierce, Dorish (8) Martin (8) and 1| Logan, Milwaukee 300 120 30x 9 18 Corwin (2) Liddle (5) Wilhelm (5) Grissom (7) and Westrum: Conley and Crandall, LP: Corwin . HRs: New York----Mays, Thomp- son, Milwaukee---Adecock Pittsburgh 000 002 000-~2 8 0 Cincinnati 031 211 Oix~9 11 0 Purkey, Bowman (4) King (7) and Shepard; Nuxhall and Burgess, LP urkey HR: Cinclimatl--Kluszewski, Brooklyn 000 000 000-0 10 0 St. Loulg 000 010 20%~39 0 Erskine, Hughes (7) and Cam- panella; Jackson and Sarni, LP; Erskine. St, Louis Milwaukee Gomez, HRs Boyer Philadelphia at Chicago ppd, International League Rochester 000 002 001-3 4 0 Toronto 001 000 000-1 7 2 Heim and Burbrink; K. Johnson and Griffin, Buffalo 000 010 500 6 9 Montreal 000 108 000-4 § Birrer, Trachan (7) and Me- Whorter; Cox, Mickens (7) Stanek (8) and Teed, First Syracuse 000 110 0-2 7 Richmond 000 001 0-- 1 6 Farrell and Heyman; Voiselle (6) and St, Second Syracuse 000 000 000-0 § 1 Richmond 000 011 10% H 7 1 Morehead, Lipetri (7) Johnston (8) and Heyman; Connelly, Voi: selle (9) and Watlington, Columbus at H @ -- Schoendlenst, 1 0 Thompson, Claire, LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American Leake Kuenn, Detroit Power, Kansas City Kaline, Detroit Bauer, New York Mantle, New York 106 30 38 425 Runs----Mantle, 30, runs batted in--Zernial, Kansas City and Vernon, Washington, 28, Hits--~Kuenn, 53, Doubles--Five players tied with 9 Triples--Fox, Chicago and Kaline 4 Home runs--Zernial and Mantle, Stolen bases--Minoso, Chicago, 6 Pitch (based on three 3, i onsuegra, Chicago, 80, New York, 69 "Strikeouts Turley, National Mueller, New York Campanella, Bkin Virdon, St. Louis A400 117 22 42 980 87 18 31 ,356 117 23 41 350 Schoendienst, St, L, 105 10 96 343 Runs--8nider, Brooklyn, 34, Runs batted In--Snider, 36 TURLEY IS EXCEPTION Appear To Be NEW pe (AP)~Except for fireballer Bob Turley and a couple of lesser lights, players traded by one major league club to po since the end of last season are not faring too well, a check dis closed Monday. Turley, of course, Is pitehin just shout the best hall in the Amerienn ander ue, ri ers Diver den) Sigured Koodo Susi New York, has won six of seven r the Yankees, Inning record has been his strike. out surge, In 62 innings, the speed | tai ster has fanned 69, easily tops in both circuits, He has permitted only 25 hits slong the way for a spectacular below 2.00 earned run THREE GONE Three of the nine players shipped by the Yankees to Baltimore are fone Of the others, only rook al Smith has given manager Paul Richards cause to smile occasion ally, The young catcher has nailed down the first string job with timely hitting (813) and solid re. ceiving, Gene Woodling Is batting only 219, Gus Triandos, the hig first Few Of Traded Ball Players The Choi Even more spectacular than his | Gray nd ie | Ralph Kiser to break igi baseman, Is doing a little better with 206, Doing Too Well " et oe din Mi a sn' tions and pitchers or Jim Mel have won three hor came 8 rain, Suck Phi Detroit, Te hitting 316 and Jone Hs in the league with 24 runs baled in, hitting 250 and Gray hasn' A # game but neither has | ma Christante, and Join has a 207 mark on nlp of still badly swollen knee, Cleveland is still wal for slump, The former National ague home run hit four home runs for the Indians but he's driven in only 11 runs and LA Average. Indians who the ra hy Ay Cubs alon with a bundle of cash for Kine eady has distinguished himself by pit pitch. ing the majors' only nohitte: PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Pennsylvania athletic commission probe of state boxing was in re- g| cess Tuesday but the sparks still were flying from Monday's session in which the commission charged |s Harold Johnson, No, 1 light heavy weight contender, three of John: son's handlers and matchmaker Pete Moran covered up a "fake" boxing match, The commission alleged that Johnson, Moran, trainers Clarenre (Skinny) Davidson and Joe How- land, and Lou Gross, a second knew that Johnson wasn't well enough to fight Julio Mederos May 6 but let the match go on without notifying the proper authorities, At the start of Monday's after. noon session of the probe, state Deputy Attorney General Herbert 8. Levin read the commissions "indictment" of Johnson and the other four principals, This document charged that the fighter, Moran and the three han- dlers were guilty of covering up a Triples--Four players tied with 4 Home runs--8nider, 11, Stolen bases--Gilliam, Brooklyn, Temple, Cincinnati and Boyer, St, Louis, B§ (based on three de- Pitehin elaions~~ ewcombe Brooklyn, B0 000 Pennsylvania Athletic Comm. Charges Fight Was Faked "sham, fake. or collusive boxin, match," Commission member Al fred Klein said the commission had the evidence to back up that charge and Jyould produce it at later ses sion CARRIED FROM RING Johnson collapsed after the sec. ond round of nationally tele- vised fight and was carried from the ring on a stretcher, Subsequent examination by physicians and a police investigation disclosed John. son had heen drugged, Gov, George M. Leader banned boxing in Penn. Ilvania 90 days as a result of the asco and ordered the commission to investigate, The commission also Indirted Moran for allegedly owning a plece of Johnson, a violation of state regulations which forbid a match. maker to have a financial interest in a boxer, Moran Is matchmaker for Herman Taylor who Jromoted the Mederos-Johnson fight, Dr, Alfred Ayella and Wilbur Strickland testified at the sessions of the commission Monday that Johnson was drugged by a bar biturate, The physicians also sald it was their belief the drug could have been Induced into Johnson's system through an orange, The fighter claims he ate part of an orange In his dressing room helore 1} the fight, He sald it tasted er, a) National League New York Ll 020 100 100-4 ® 2 bl Hits--Mueller, 44, A k : Milwaukee, 10 VIGOR OIL STATION "KING ST. 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Tn daa wiry Sale the red. | SUD. qicunir® perion ended (177 hag "eohoctod 9 bits In" 6 mer a member of the endny, church at Niagara Valls, but fialion champion Vausto Gardini neither family Tad known of "it | brushed off Germany's Rupert Hu | yon tlle hues Yankee. farm ih Ams ie w until last week, Cullen said that illness in the led the 449 In 140 tion for his retur leur" de, Saher bit "work Jou Liven J onda in ¢ bi Shih Fenwny pi park, bride's family, and the fact both Desp ite mind "LIFES wy LR, lar he and his wife were concentrating hand, hs, Shansed his mind ing Brian Cullen Was Married Last November TORONTO (CP)--Brian Cullen, earold rookie centre of the Toronto Maple Leaf hockey team, and Carol Ann Lowery, 18, star fi ure skater of the St, Catharines r Club, have been secretly married since last Nov, 25, it was Monda; resumed this year, it was reported londay. iy Rochester, or Buffalo will compite or June 26:26- at Roche: matches will be held ere mont year, GERMANY OUNTED MUNICH, Germany ( 0 in tht See & hore THE BROWNIE HAWKEYE FLASH OUTFIT Lhatuned in Kodduké B/G ad,..pied for birthdays, graduations, ond other gift occasions 61, 56, 6- WILLIAMS WORKS OUT BOSTON (AP)~Bos Sug Ted Williams, Joundin en fox ing director of the team last vember, sald "It's news to me. 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