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THIS IS HOW AN world's | slumped on his chair "in Ingemar | corner and surrounded by hand lers, last night at New Ex-champlion of the heavyweight division Johansson is shown Sr ---------------------- No Matter! above television only The theatre tion also gave | figures Patterson's Tunney took home from his York's | in their REMEMBER WHEN. ..? corpora- estimated total purse could be | to $763,000 and Johansson's e ot $636,000, The record high for fighter was the $990,445 Gene sec EX-CHAMP LOOKS the | Polo Grounds, after he had been knocked out by Floyd Patterson world's title bout By THE CANADIAN PRESS Jim Tobin of Boston ter of th hurled his second no-h season as they shut out the Phi adelphia Phillies 70 in a N: Brave Giants In Slump Braves Cop Two By ED WILKS Braves within 3% games of front-| Ernie Banks of the Cubs CRA Neighborhood! Pee Wee Softball Connaught Park Pee Wee was THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 22, 1960 15 the deciding factor for!doing well at the plate. Hanson, Eastview, with Wayling, Luke, Anson, Cockerton, Perkins and Waite, Almon and the rest, all'Barker were best for Bathe. boys. continued their defeated march through the CRA Neigh- borhood Pee Wee Softball League schedule last night but this time, they were extended all the way, before they eked out an 87 vic- tory over North Oshawa, on the {Connaught diamond. North Oshawa got two runs in the first inning and four more in the third and added one in the fifth, Stewart, Ewart, White and Mills were their big hitters. White hit a homer in the 5th to tie the score. One bad inning cost North Osh- awa the game. Connaught got a run in the first frame then splurged for six more in 'the second stanza. They got the win- ning run in the bottom of the 6th | 'Name Members Canada's Team | Associated Press Staff Writer | running Pittsburgh. The Pirates|jumped into the major league, [ The diagnosis was wrong. defeated St. Louis 3-2 as reliever home run ldea by hitting his 19th Those San Francisco Giants Roy Face saved Vern Law's 11th and 20th in the first game. A two- weien't suffering from Rigney-|viclory, tops in the majors, {out single by Tony Curry de- | moritis after all. Cincinnati cracked Los Angeles cided it and defeated reliever | If. owner Horace Sioneham|6:4. Last place Philadelphia beat Glen Hobbie (6-9). Dick Farrell hoped to jab his club back tojChicag 's Cubs 7-6 in 13 innings 4-1) was the winner in relief. life when he replaced manager|and led 7-5 in the second game Ken Walters hammered a pale Bill Rigney with head scout Tom of the twi-night pair when the of homers for the Phils in ti ie ancy) Sheehan last weekend, curfew Suspe nded play after opener, 'while J eto Herrera neglected to let the Giants in} eis innings. ue In how Sate Ye tom on his motive. They've looked] I< NIE 5 The second game, om- just as bad for Sheehan as they( YOLLOWS RIGNEY PATTERN | pleted tonight, was played under did for Rigney--only quicker 1 ot th 0) a allarn that protest by the Cubs when the OC [lowed the same pattern thatipyiis (ook the lead with two un- It took the Giants 36 games un- made Rigney bait for second earned runs in the fifth der Rig to lose three in a row|gyesses shifting Orland Ol OF Lou Boudreau pro- this season, but they've matched Cepeda from first back to the oh BY ent that slump in just four games ,uifield and using starting pilch-|, Se : ; fi rg fter under Clancy. And they tumbled|ers as relievers {allowed to score from first a oy y ce | on » a J wild peg 5% games off the pace fugaciny 5 was Riznev' a fan picked up a p Na'ional League race Clancy also as Rigney's Chicago second baseman Don were at it in a twi-night doubl fault" of fafling fo, ger ils i Zimmer. |ieader loss at Milwaukee Tues-|!€=8 10B€ her with ide pitchers, day niht, | Willie Mays, Cepeda and pinch- . | The sweep, 9-6 and 2-1 in 12 in- Biuer Dale Long each homered AHL S t red the a0 ace In the opener--but Mike McCor- 1gns moved the second place ° Li€ 04 relievers Billy O'Dell] land Billy Loés gave up just as| many to the Braves' Del Cran:| dall, Hank Aaron and Joe Ad-| greemen cock( It was Adcock"s two-run| shot off Loes that clinched it as . Milwaukee came from behind with four runs in the fifth and With NHL hung the loss on O'Dell (2-7 Cub by | when G. Brack was safe on a {choice play then Grieg 'walked land another choice play let {Brack get home. Clapp, Reid, Glendenning and | Sutton were the other big hitters for the winners. ' LAKE VISTA WINS Lake Vista Pee Wees defeated Rundle Park lads 7-1 in their game lost last night. Hudgin, Myers, McGraw and Golden were the big batters for the win ners. Morrison got Rundle's only run, with help from Graham and Mark. WIN FOR NIPIGON Brunet won his first in the majors, with relief help. In the second game, Sheehan called on ace starter Sam Jones in the 12th and the agged Sad m (96) with the loss. Al Spangler's onc out bunt single, a wild pitch, a walk and Red Schoendienst's sin gle did it. Bob Buhl (7-3) won it vith three innings of one-hit shutout relief The Pirates, like gained their seventh victory the last eight games after . NHL which covers territorial ing twice in the fifth agai rights, transfer of players and Bob Gibson (0-1), Singles by Bill waiver clauses, Mazeroski, Bill Virdon and Dick| The territorial rights agree- Groat, who also knocked in a ment guarantees that the NHL third inning run, did the job will not be able to ice a team Face then save . coming on within a 50-mile radius of any with a run home and men on sec-| AHL city. If also gave the AHL exclusive pights to the Pittsburgh and first with none out in the 1th area whgfe the league has an in- The relief ace picked off pinch-|active franchise runner Curt Simmons at second/ The AHL is expected to admit Pittsburgh as the league's eighth i -. Davis Cup Play go | TORONTO (CP) Harry FFouquier of Toronto, Keith Car- penter of Montreal and Reider Getz of Vancouver were cially named to Canada's firs etring Davis Cup tennis squad Tuesday The announcement by . Peler Barnard, captain of the nation's {Davis Cup committee, followed the windup of play in the eight player round-robin junior selec- tion tournament. It was a surprise in view of the original plan to name only {wo juniors to the team, But Barnard said Getz was added because of his *'excellent play throughout s/the week" in this tournament ¢ Carpenter, 18, took ove lond place after the final " Imatches today and became an automatic selection along with The American Hockey League achieved a joint affiliation agree- ment with the National Hockey League Tuesday and has only to deal with next season's schedule as it winds up a three-day an- nual meeting today. for relief Braves { a 72-game schedule with each of the seven clubs playing 36 home games and 36 on the road. Tuesday the AHL signed a new affiliation agreement with Braves, in the sec-| ond wolr The league is expected to adop! Nipigon Park nosed out Storie LAC BEAUPORT, Que. (CP)--| Park Pee Wees 6-4 last night at | Storie Park. The winners scored three runs in the third and repeated in the {fifth inning, with walks being the big factor, although Dorney, R. Wilson and Sills all hit well Storie Park boys got two runs in the third and two more in the 7th. Taylor, Clarke, Locke and | Butt sparked the first rally with | Solomon,. Cameron and Taylor doing the big work in the 7th. the| | EASTVIEW BOYS WIN Eastview Park Pee Wees de- |feated Bathe Park lads 10-8 in |their game last night at Bathe Park. A big six-run rally in the fifth FIGHTS LAST NIGHT BLACK'S Presents . . . NSIT SWIM WEAR FOR MEN wT A complete line of Swim Suits, Play Shorts, Robes and then struck out Daryl Spen- cer and pinch-hitter Stan Musial ninth in a row over St 1958. with Jack Dempsey at|tional League game 16 years ago Fauquier, 16-year-old sensation of 1927 today. The game went only five the tournament ended his estimates [ings Bglted by Harkness hi Friday perfect April 27 of that season Tobin: had y | Attendance--40,000 Fi Atiendance--4(, held the Dodgers hitless over the receipts--$500,000, Pat- nine-inning route in a 2-0 victory share $175,000 ond fight Chicago in Made Money: entry for the 1961-62 season when| the city will have a new arena| with a seating capacity of 12,000/196, Los Angeles. stopped Vince to 13,000. | Delgado, 126%, Los Angeles, 6. y ov' Walls Te AHL was believed is have BE eee A two-run homer ally sough an agreement whereby Post, just returned to the Reds, |other pro hockey leagues would GOLF ON DIAMOND beat the Dodgers and southpaw| not have been permitted to seek KANSAS CITY (AP) -- Seven ? | Johnny Podres (6-6) in the fifth playing talent within a certain touring golf pros will compete Movie Right--$200,000 guaran- of his week's record of six wins|inning. Bob Purkey (6-3) was the radius of each of its cities bu' (Wednesday night in a hole-in-one teed, Patterson guaranteed $80,- and one loss. Getz was 5-2 winner. He gave up two - run! this was not included in the pact, | contest before the Kansas City-| 000; Johansson $56,000. Could go| Carpenter defeated Brian Flood| homers by Norm Larker and| The agreement c¢ on c er ning|Boston game. The golfers will do better early today than es- Patierson $68,000; Joh an sson much higher London, Ont., 11-6 and Getz John Roseboro in the sixth. transfer of players and waiver|shoot from home plate at a pin timate the crowd and the gross $47,000 Scandinavian Radio in centrefield. The one who gets| Polo Grounds gate at $800,000./ Foreign Radio and Film TV--$50,000, all to Johansson nearest the pin will get $500. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Los Angeles Boots Monroc from 3.95 up. Blacks. Men's Wear A "The House of Style for Men and Boys" RA 3-3611 who with for Law's matches Louis since June 7-0 record Getz, 20, had been Carpenter at 60 points going into today's round. Both players won Jo- again today but Carpenter took the runner-up spot on the basis a NEW YORK (AP) Account. ants probably will work over fi- . 4 ter Johans- nancial receipts of Monday cn §175.000 +night's world heavywieght title Theatre - Television Receipts-- fight between Floyd Patterson $2,000,000. Patterson $400,000; Jo- and Ingemar Johansson for hansson $280,000: promoting weeks and weeks group $1.000,000 The promoters were unable to. Radio Rights $170,000 net tied with pwn RUN HOMER Gross rson $100,000. Patterson $40,000; hansson $28,000 74 SIMCOE ST. NORTH of | batting lead with a .344 av 3 ] Ys iy «1, SIRIUS SALES...;s0" ONTARIO MOTOR 1955 BUICK SPECIAL 2-Door with Dynaflow transmission, wheel discs, etc. This cor has just been refinished in original Bikini Coral and 'Metallic Grey. 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