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TRYING FOR THIRD TITLE 1] . RICHIE ASHBURN, or A 45 THE PHILLIES, Wimbledon Tennis Play Has Thespian Touch soccer anywhere in the world. Stan Rangeley, manager of Ar- TT THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, June 27, 1959 11 Soccer Goalie Is Suspended FIGHTS LAST | NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS senal of the same league, was barred from taking an active part in the game unt Nov. 15, 1961. He was found guilty of at. tacking a linesman last Saturday. despite its exclusion from the Olympic movement by the Intere Nationalist China sational Olympie Committee Has Olympic Team| The Nationalists have selected TAIPE1 (AP) -- Nationalist skiers from among Chinese in qo 7 or Life Term i" O'S GETTING Pitching: Mike McCormick, Gi-| China i : By STERLING SLAPPEY crowds. But Friday he was | LONG PADDLE a iy Cormick. GL |China is going ahead with prepa-| Formosa and abroad for training rations for the Winter Olympics in Japan, They also have decided HE MAY Nox HT THE BALL VERY HARD, BUT HE /7 VERY OFTEN. AVERAGED /88 Are PER /| 524500 FOR VW 4 YEARS. CERTAINLY 2d WIMBLEDON, England (AP)--| During the first five days of the cheered hy the centre court throng of 13,000 for his crafty vring, his drives to the 73rd Wimbledon tennis ch ships, the calibre of play has been fairly good and the play acting has been simply great. | In moments of delight or de- spair, players have treated the 110,000 who paid to see tennis |open-air theatre at its best--or worst. There have been solilo- quies, tragic gestures, genuflec- tions, thrown rackets and fake corners, his delicate cross-court volleys and his soft stuff that skimmed the net and dropped dead. "When you've been around as long as 1 have, you're glad to win one like this," said Mulloy. 46 LEFT The victory put him in the round of 16 with the six surviving falls, Most of the perfor have come from the losers. Through all of it, first-seeded Alex Olmedo of Peru and second- seeded Neale Fraser of Australia haven't cracked a smile after a good shot or shown unhappi ded players. Olmedo, Fraser, American Barry MacKay and Australia's Roy Emerson got there Thursday and Britain's| Bobby Wilson and Luis Ayala of | Chile made it Friday. I Wilson reached the last 16 with after a bad one. They're merely the best players here. CHANGED MULLOY Another player of the deadpan school joined -them in the fourth round Friday after winning the day's biggest match, He's Gard- nar Mulloy, the 45-year-old Amer- ican campaigner who routed 18- year - old Earl Buchholz, the youngest American Davis Cup- per, 6-4, 7-5, 6-4. A few wears ago Mulloy used to argue with umpires and lines- men and drew the wrath of the a 64, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4 victory over Australia's Don Candy. Ayala de- feated Abe Segal of South Africa 6-3, 8-10, 6-4, 6-2. On the women's side, America is represented by four players in the last 16--Beverly Baker Fleitz, Darlene , Hard, youthful Sally Moore and Janet Hopps. Miss Hopps, the only unseeded player in this group, plays Miss Moore, No. 7, in one of today's featured matches. The top women's singles event todayy is the meeting between Britain's tall, top-seeded Chris- tine Truman and Yola Ramirez of Mexico. Blue Bombers Sign Veteran Canadians Distributed by King Features Byniioels | vy NNIDEG (CP)--Two more BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS veteran Canadians have signed 1959 contracts with Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Western In- By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League L Pet. GBL| 29 | Cleveland Baltimore Chicago New York Detroit Washington Boston Kansas City 37 Friday's Results Baltimore 12-4 Detroit 7-1 Boston 5 Cleveland 11 New York 8 Chicago 4 Washington 8 Kansas City 4 Today's Games | And Probable Pitchers | New York at Chicago--Turley (6-7) vs Shaw (5-2) | Boston at Cleveland -- Delock| (6-4) vs Grant (5-2) Baltimore at Detroit -- Potto-| earrero (0-5) vs Fovtack (6-7) Washington at Kansas City (N) --Kemmerer (46) vs Herbert 47) 1 2 2 Ta | 4 | 8 Sunday's Games New York at Chicago 2 Washington at Kansas City Boston at Cleveland 2 Baltimore at Detroit Monday's Games Kansas City at Detroit (Only game scheduled) Baltimore Detroit O'Dell 46 Fisher (9) and Tri- andos; Narleski 4-8 Burnside (5)| Schultz (8) and Wilson. HR: Bal-| Buffalo | Rochester {Richmond 021 000 010--4 9 O|Miami 100 000 000--1 6 1 Havana Walker 5-3 and Triandos; Lary| Montreal Columbus Toronto Nieman (8); Det-Kaline (13) Zer- nial (1) Maxwell (15). Baltimore Detroit 84 Smith (8) and Berberet. Boston 004 000 010-5 11 1 Cleveland 522 020 00x-11 11 1 Casale 6-5 Monbouquette (1) 211 080 000-12 10 1/art (16); LA-Snider (10) Rose- 010 000 105-7 10 4/ boro (4) Neal (8). | Columbus 0 Toronto 3 [terprovincial Football Union. Bombers announced today that halfback Nick Miller and de- fensive back Gerry Vincent are returning. Miller, 28, will be playing his fifth season with Bombers after graduating from the intermediate Winnipeg Rams. He plays both offensive and defensive half. Vincent, 25, also in his fifth year, originally was an offensive end and punter, but has played safely on defence for the last two seasons. --Law (8-4) vs Koufax (4-1) Sunday's Games St. Louis at Cincinnati 2 Chicago at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco Monday's Games San Francisco at Los Angeles (Only game scheduled) St. Louis 000 000 150 0--6 13 0 Cincinnati 000 011 040 1-7 14 0 Jackson, Blaylock (7) McDan- iel (8) Cheney 0-1 (9) and H. Smith; Newcombe, Lawrence (8) Arroyo 10 (9) and Bailey. HR: | StL-Musial 2 (7) Cunningham (3) | Boyer (16). Phila Miami at Buffalo (N) 000 000 000--0 3 0 Havana at Rochester (N) San Fran 012 000 50x--8 10 1} Sunday's Games Owens 46 Farrell (7) and Columbus at Montreal 2 Thomas; McCormick 67 and Richmond at Toronto 2 Landrith. HR: SF - Mays (11), Havana at Buffalo 2 Brandt (5). Miami at Rochester 2 Chicago 000 010 000--1 11 2 Monday's Games Milwaukee 300 301 13x-11 19 1 Havana at Buffalo Buzhardt 4-3 Morehead (4) Miami at Rochester Drabowsky (4) Singleton (6) and/ (Only games scheduled) Neeman; Spaha 10-8 and Cran- Havana 010 001 000--2 8 1 dall. HR: Mil-Spahn (1). |Rochester ~~ 302 000 00x--5 9 0 Pittsburgh 000 100 130--5 9 2| Cuellar, Carillo (5) Rudolph Los Angeles 220 000 20x--6 9 0/(7) and Izquierdo; Browning, Hi- Kline 6-5 Blackburn (3) Porter-|land (8) and Rand. HR: Roch- field (8) and Burgess; Podres 8-4/Green, Rand. Labine (8) McDevitt (9) and Columbus 000 000 000--0 7 2 Roseboro. HR: Pgh-Hoak (7) Stu-|(Toronto 000 001 11x--8 7 0 Chakales and Thompson; Lines, Williams (8) and Hall. HR: Tor- R. Wilson. Richmond 000 000 100-1 5 3 Montreal 000 000 60x--6 7 0 Monroe, James (7) and Darrell Johnson; Lasorda and Teed, Wil- liams (8). Miami Pct. GBL 554 -- .548 504 514 International League WwW L 41 486 402 011 0-8 11 AT9 446 437 33 Coker. HR: Bfl-Herrera, Coker, Amaro; Mia-Oertel 31 4 . Friday's Results Glamor girl Karol Fageros of Miami defaulted because of ill- | ness. SHARKS STOP CHANNEL SWIM SAN PEDRO, Calif. (AP)--A Mexican swimmer got | Island Friday but then quit be- cause about 50 sharks were circling him. Two of the big fish--one of them 15 feet long--darted men- acingly for swimmer Ramon Briseno Ocana, 30, an accom- panying reporter said. Ocana swam underwater to his escort boat and climbed out unhurt. He was 5'% miles from Cata- lina and was still swimming steadily after about 17 hours in the water. _ Ocana, an accountant, was trying to break the 20-mile, round<rip swim record of 26 hours 53 minutes set by Greta Andersen of Long Beach, Calif., last year. was suspended for life and a|dlers from the United States, team manager drew a 2%-year Quebec, Manitoba and Saskat- continued to crack down on fight-|gjan Open Gold three- | quarters of the way to Catalina | streak over the Phillies to 2 with a three - hit, 8-0 victory, walking none and striking out six.' Hitting: Bob Nieman, Orioles--| TORONTO (CP)--One player, FLIN FLON, Man. (CP)--Pad- suspension Friday as the Toronto ghewan shove off today on the and District Soccer Association first lap of the gruelling Capa] Had four hits, one a homer, and doubleheader drove in five runs in the first'Tigers. |at Squaw Valley, Calif, next year to pold the second qualifying soe- cer match between Nationalist game of & 127, 41 twinight|China and Thailand In Taipei sweep over the Sept. 5. The first will be played lin Bangkok in late August, Rush canoe race, ing at soccer games. billed as the longest such event John Schiralli, 25-year-old goal-|in North America. A $1,000 keeper for Northern Greece of cheque awaits the fastest team to the Continental League, got the!cover the three-lap, 100 - mile life suspension for slugging a ref- course over swift streams, rug- eree in a game last Saturday ged portages and unpredictable night. The suspension prevents|lakes in the highlight of the an- Schiralli from playing organized pul Flin Flon trout festival. 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