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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Moy 14, 1959 18. . ¥ FUR, FIN AND CAMPFIRE |Anglers Warned | _BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS | oypypy sppcasm IAN PRESS By JACK SORDS By THE CANAD! On Water Safety |. i:%7E=:E | Stengel, Frank Lane TORONTO -- "Every seasts, keeps the Hise to one side a bit, 517 3 fishermen drown, lost, suffer|though, so sure your compan- sermon big fons are safe on your other side! [Boston A462 and . at Miami {because gue safe) ghecau ion Fish only from a firm ooking! Ramat ¥ Cotumbs I angle In New Feud was over , or because fish from a sli rock or a . . were unaware or neglected one > is to invite iid avoid the | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS : or more of angling's prime rules|iooce slippery kind. Test them hers | National League By ED WILKS weren't invincible. Now they're afraid to lay us. want to ~ for safe fishing," the Ontario De-lont with your feet before you| Chicago at Associated Press Staff Writer |inaccessible. You can't find them|wait and us when fo Apartment of Lands and Forests mount them -- if they don't Los An intermittent rain fell and|to play them!" ing better." a |reminds anglers. "feel good", seek firmer footing. Washington steady sarcasm flowed at New "Maybe," said Yankee mana-SOX STREAK bums | "In every way, play it safe!" |Take your vime -- and move . York's Yankee Stadium Wednes-|g€r Stengel, 'somebody will talk) The second-place od lis the warning which prefaces alabout slowly! City at Balth N ] day as Frank Lane and Caseyt0® much some time." Sox won the only game Go I Tey of asl Se siseatus wit sare) Never i Be |i 000 000 000--0 2 (Stengel tangled in the latest CALLED BEFORE NOON [in the American League "Summ. chase a ru ul their verbal feud. ternoo ' 2%] Ontario Fishing Regulations" is- know the stream and its botiom National League San Fran 501 000 00x--6 7 0 round of gud The afternoon game, the finale|y"ydians as right-hander | W L Pet. GBL| Gomez 02, Cardwell (2) Phil Lane, general manager of thelof a two - game series whichigy. ow nianked the {sued by the Department. Here peyond peradventure. A hidden 0 615 lips (8) and Thomas, Hegan (8); American League-leading Cleve-|opened with a 7-6 Cleveland vic- |they are: {log or rock, a hole, soft sand or et ane Landen HE. five singles 40. at | , A " : land Indians, was miffed because|tory Tuesday night, was called| coq out the Kansas TROLLING OR CASTING WITH Land fish carefully! Keep a sudden drop-off, and you're down 536 SF-Mays (4), Wagner (1). the Yankees called off Wednes-|before noon. Both Lane and In-|p iia and Detroit a bY LORE S Yiibuan BOTH" [landing net handy -- and use it. -- and sometime you won't come 14 519 2 [Milwaukee = 000 200 010-3 6 1lday's game. dian manager Joe Gordon ex- ; A AR og AR |Otherwise your hand may slip up! Just be sure your line has Chicago 516 St. Louis 020 000 000--2 7 of "I told everybody this spring," pressed surprise that' the game Shaw, 25, didn't wi 2 7 2 lon the slimy fish and run foul of a|plenty of backing to cope with a|pi¢tghurgh 13 A481 Spahn 4-4 and Crandall: Jack-\caid Lane, "that the Yankees Wasn't rescheduled for today, an|,nq striick out three |triple-barb hook, with painful re-|trout's rushes, and stand still. 407 son 15 and H. Smith. HR: Mil- 2 open date for both teams. fifth sults, far from a doctor. Use a/No fish is worth an accident. 345 Bruton @®. 0 40h 5% 2 Wig Yaukvos explained Shey |heavy glove and long-nosé pliers| Boating can be the safest of Today's Games Cincinnal 000--0 P D 't res e games atl nile gaining his first when removing hooks from Te ps i when owner, operator And Srinable Pitchers Chicago 007 000 12x-10 13 0 ruins own quickly because they feel it is game 2 A 1t was kies" and other such fish. and passengers make it s0. Com-| jlwaukee at St. Louis (N)-- International League ' had Dusiess Since dey Sat his sixth start in a three-year. Cast clear of other anglers! [mon sense and courtesy, used at!pizarro (0-1) vs Jackson (1-4) or|Montreal 100 000 001 10-3 7 0 Rangers 6-4 pilicise ie ew gle Properly. Learn the overhead bait-cast. all times, will make every sunset $ Toronto 000 110 000 11--4 6 2 qued ED Crevelany Trews a5 relief appearances. He has a 20 % It's accurate, efforiless, safe! the end of a perfect boating day, { Valdes, Gray (8) and Brumley;| DORTMUND, Germany (CP)|saying the Yankees "must be record. 5 Casting bait by the "side-winder"| Know your boat and what it will (42). |cnakales, Funk (11) and King, Boston Bruins downed New York| Two-out singles by Jim Landis, ABOUT 10 STRIKE Th } 'method is for when you're alone! |take under all circumstances,| Philadelphia at San Francisco Hannah (8). HRs: Mtl-Amaros; Rangers 6-4 before 300 persons| Sherm Lollar, Del Ennis and QUIETLY WITHOUT THAT {It's dangerous, of course, to fly-|Ralance your passengers and bag-|--Semproch (2-1) vs McCormick |1yo.pope, Jok. Wednesday night to cut. New Oshawa Whitb Earl Torgeson gave the | FISH-SCARING SPLASH cast directly overhead -- a puff|gage. Avoid sharp, fast turns.|(®:2)- Nuxhelt|ROChester 003 112 000-7 13 1|York's won-lost record in .their ' Y [Sox two first-inning runs against orang of wind may blow the hooked fly| Avoid overloading. Don't skimp] Cincinnati at Chicago' Buffalo 000 004 100--5 12 2|European exhibition hockey tour . loser Frank Sullivan, now 1-2. ; ii in your face. Most fly casters|on life preservers. When board.|\?) vs Hillman (2.1). Browning, Erickson (4). Mec-to 7-6. Rank In Bowling 2, Kitty A RATOM SSNIGAIS, "three-quart: St. ly International League Clain (6), Ricketts (9) and Rand;| The National Hockey League p --|use a ee-quarters ca {ing a boat, step into its centre. W L Pet. GBL b : : TORONTO (CP)--Bill Garrard, 4 - : -- | Avoid changing places except at ct. GB | Hunsinger, Mason (6), Lehman|clubs. continue their 22-game ser- of Toronto failed by only nine] HO a . Tito Francona to the Indians. la dock or along shore. Miami 11 633 |8 and Coker. HRs: Roch-Har-/ies in Essen, Germany, tonight. ints 'in his. attempt to unseat TALLY- . Tigers Sell He was hailed as the answer REMEMBER WHEN ? i i Buffalo .533 3 Irell: Bfl-Coker. | Jerry Toppazzini scored two|PO P to the Tigers' needs for a dis- Sit down in your boat !Sure,| 519 3% 0 pe | 5 ; suv John Moyer of Waterloo from top| By THE CANADIAN PRESS |you can bait-cast or fly.cast much Richmond % |Richmond ~~ 001 000 000--1 4 1|goals for the Bruins and Guy pig oo Dies en ROOM tance hitter, but his 12 hits in 18 h | Montreal 500 4 |Havana 110 001 00x--3 8 0|Gendron, Bronco Horvath, Vie SPO! n La Dob ly included We dy for| , Steady rain that had damaged|more easily standing up -- but| Toronto 500 4 | Bronstad, James (8) and|Stasiuk and John Hanna . one| five-pin tour OSHAWA'S ITy y extra bases and both of those/ le 1¥ack and a forecast of more |v, only increase your chances of| Rochester 483 4% |Shantz; Craddock, Sanchez (9)|each. | Garrard's 10-game total of 2,- DETROIT (AP) -- Detroit Ti- were doubles, His average this rain, forced the Ontario Jockeyiaying a dive, losing your expen-|Columbus A464 5 |and Gonder. Bill Sweeney, Red Sullivan.|752 was good for second place to FAVORITE sold outfielder Larry Doby season is .218, |Club to call off racing at Tor-| Give tackle, and maybe your life! | Havana 11 19 .367 8 |Columbus 230 200 000--7 14 0|Eddie Shack and Jim Bartlett date. fo Chicago White x Nici season is 218, ---- Sears ou I jock Even when fishing shallow wat- Wednesday's Results Miami 000 010 000--1 7 0|counted for the Rangers. Loh Ca a gaa | a RENDEZVOUS og . I | 4 _lers 3 7 fish sit-|Montreal 4 Toronto 3 | Vines and Baich: McDermott,| The Bruins led 4-3 going into|Dic ams of itby ro + I ec vil WASHINGTON. (AP) Jose i had YeRuwed io Sesept mentees, ly iy bot., Columbus 7 Miami 1 {Parson (1), Abernathy (2), Kay the third period after toing down|633 and 2571 respectively tof HOTEL LANCASTER in the deal. ; Valdivielso, Washington Senators day. a Monday, and the postpone. (tom if in a canoe -- thus keeping | Rochester 7 Buffalo § (4), Trucks (6). 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