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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, July 5, 1960 FOUR, BRAVE MEMBERS OF These four members' of the | game to be played in Kansas Milwaukee Braves have been-| City, July 11, They are from chosen as starters for the na- | left to right: Hank Aaron, Joe tional league in the All-Star | Adcock, Eddie Mathews and I~ SPORTS MENU "By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' OSHAWA'S ANNUAL softball classic, the Ontario Junior 'Softball Tournament, should be an even more outstanding success this year than ever before, Presi- dent "Wib" Hall and his members of the Oshawa City & District Softball Association met last night to clean up preparations for the big annual event, which is to be held here this Saturday. Proof of the fact that teams throughout the province approve of the way this Osh- awa softball tournament, is conducted, is that already they are over-subscribed. This morning they turned down an entry. They already have 10 entries for Sat urday's tournament, with teams coming from Hamil- ton, Hespler, Toronto, Stoney Creek, New Toronto, Woodstock, Burlington, Brougham and, two Oshawa entries, Scugog Cleaners Juniors and Cole's Sports Juveniles. Stoney Creek won the Oshawa City & District Trophy two years ago and Burlington Juniors won it last year. Both Hamilton and the Tuxedo Junction Jrs. of Toronto are strong favorites for this year's tourna- ment, along with Oshawa Scugog Cleaners. The draw, which will not be made until 12:30 p.m. Saturday, will see six teams draw a bye while four teams will enter the preliminary round. With the con- clusion of the first two games, there will be eight survivors, who move into the quarter-finals, followed by the semi-final round late Saturday<afternoon and the final game will be played under the floodlights, Saturday night. It promises to be a gala affair this Saturday. In addition to the big trophy for the winning team, there are individual trophies for each member of the winning team and the runner-up will also receive individual prizes. Ticket-sellers will solicit patronage from the fans at every game. Follow= ing the final sale, at the night game, there's a draw for _ a very special attendance prize, along with other conso- lation prizes. The final game on Saturday night, will '|second doubleheader Tnjun' By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer Cleveland Indians, who seemed like dead Injuns two weeks ago, have suddenly trimmed New York Yankees' lead in half and trail by just 1% games in-the American League race after their sweep in two days. With righthander Gary Bell pitching a three-hitter for his Se [ SPORTS CALENDAR Club BEACHES, LEAGUE Latimer Brokers TODAY'S GAMES On Warpath = men Civic Memorial Stadium, home run of the game capped|g45 p.m, the tress eighth. Ken Aap BASEBALL monte also hit a two-run homer| Oshawa Legion Minor (Mid- for the Tribe as Ted Bowsfield get) -- 8 ao Dairy vs Ajax, squared his record at 4-4. Ajax, 6.30 p.m. Yankee reliever Ryne Duren 'yeaside Junior League -- Osh- (2-3) forced in the winning. run ay, wilkies vs Richardson's by walking Reno Bertoia on four|gyorts Talbot Park, Leaside, 7.30 pitches in the ninth after retiring "= two with the bases loaded. (SOFTBALL FIRST AL HOMER Neighborhood Bantam G i rls Pete Whisenant, who scored|League -- (West Div.) -- Rundle Nose Out Tony's the ball to go through his legs tom half of the ninth inning, last for a three-base error, plating night at Kew Gardens in Toron- to, spelled another defeat for the Oshawa '"'Luckless" Tony's in their , Beaches Major League Fastball game against Latimer Brokers. Latimer's, the league's pace- 'setters, exploded for their trio of |hits to break a 6-6 deadlock and Iturn it into a thrilling 7-6 victory. Victim of the hitting outburst Weston and Jones to give Lati- mer's 6-4 for the first time in the game. Pete Conacher blasted an- other off the then tired Bagnell and this ended his stay on the mound. 'Sullivan took over and retired the tenth man to the plate in that inning on an outfield fly ball. i Tony's narrowed the gap at 6-5, first vicotry in almost a month and Jimmy Piersall back on the job, the Indians made it five vic- tories in a row with a 4-0 and 7-4 sweep of their doubleheader Mon- day against Kansas City Athlet- ics. It was Cleveland's eighth success in nine games after tumbling out of first place two weeks ago. The Yankees, despite a com- bination of unbeaten Jim Coates and four home runs, lost 9-8 to Washington Senators in the only single game on the Independence {Day bill in the major leagues. Coates escaped defeat, but the the tying run on Bob Allison's|at Fernhill, 6.30 p.m. . , pe gu Begs Washing. | Inter-County League -- Tony's| Was Al Sullivan the Tony's re- ton runs, two with his first|vs Thompson's, Alexandra Park, |lief hurler, aes Oldfield singled sharply and American League homer, Team-|(East); Crawford's vs Port Perry| For the first time in many Stark was saie on an error. Hall mate Jim Lemon also hit his 20th|at-Port Perry; Hoy's vs Foley's. games, Tony's jumped into a| walked and Etcher sent Oldfield homer while Mickey Mantle (20),|Alexandra Park = (West). All commanding four-run lead in the home on another , sacrifice fly. Hector Lopez, Gil McDougald and games at 6.45 p.m. second inning, pouncing on Clin- Tony's evened matters in the Bob Cerv homered for New York. South Ontario County League --|ton Jones on the Latimer's hill. [ninth at 6-6 with speedy Donnie |Don Lee (4-3) was the winner in|Mount Zion vs Markham, Mark-|Nick Mroczeck and Brent old- Lee drawing another walk from | relief. ham, 8.15 p.m.; Port Perry vsifield started the rally with back-|Clint 'Jones and Jimmy Loreno Boston beat reliever Hoyt Wil-|Scugog Cleaners, Alexandra Park, |to-back two-base hits, to giv e/connected with his second hit of helm (5-6) in the opener with five|6.30 p.m.; Ai efferings vs Mer-|Tony's the game's first run. Cap-|the night, moving Lee to the scor- runs in the eighth inning, break-| chants, Alexandra Park, 8.15 p.m.|tain Sammy Stark followed with|1& Position of third base. Bobby {ing a 7-7 tie when second base-| ~~ WEDNESDAY'S GAMES [an infield out but on the play at|Booth's infield groundout scored {man Marv Breeding held the ball| BASEBALL first base Dick Mpulton dropped|Lee with the tying run. |after a forceout at second, be-| [Lakeshore Minor League -- Co-'the base to allo: Latimer's continued their drive scoring an orphan tally in 8th, NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS | Del Crandell. They posed Sun- | nals 4-3 in a four-hour, nine- [ day just before the Braves | minute 14-inning game | defeated the St. .Louis Cardi- ---CP Wirephoto | a Inverse Logic Yankees' winning chopped at six games. 24th ANNIVERSARY It was the 24th time the Yan- all but four times in the past. blowing six-run leads in both games, split at Boston. The Red| Sox won 10-7 before the Birds| bounced back for an 8-6 victory. | Detroit Tigers beat Chicago White Sox 30 and 3-2 with Jim Bun- ning pitching a three-hitter in For Buc Lead By ED WILKS first winning complete game The Pittsburgh Pirates are on since Sept. 14, 1956. top after the July 4 firing for the first time in 28 years, riding a| THREE HITS, NO RUNS 315-game lead that's the biggest| The little lefty, who lost a per-| bulge any National League club fect game to Milwaukee last sea- has had at this stage in five sea- SOD, blanked the Braves on three sons. hits over the last eight frames. . : He's now 4-0 against Milwaukee, A he vem ue their after losing seven straight to the last 10 games Braves over the last four sea- 2. Failing to get a victory from [SOD : ? a either of their two pitching aces! Three runs in the first inning in five starts between them, and Won it for the Pirates, with| 3. Blowing a five - run lead Smoky Burgess hitting a two-run| behind their No. 1 relief man. double off loser Joey Jay (2-4) So how? before reliever George Brunet Easy. Milwaukee's second| walked home the clincher. place Braves have lost eight of| Sanford (8-5) walked two and their last 12, and the third place|struck put five while taking over San Francisco Giants have won|the major league lead with his only five of their last 14. fifth shutout. Willie Mays, ex- . Ere En tending his hit streak through 19 SPLIT DOUBLEHEADER games in the twinbill, and Bob The limping leaders split a Schmidt, who drove in three doubleheader at Milwaukee Mon- runs, each homered for the! day, blowing a five - run lead be-| Giants off loser Dick Ellsworth. hind Bob Friend and Elroy Face| The Cubs, falling back into as the Braves won the opener 7-6) eighth place while scoring just in 10 innings. But the Bucs took|one run in 26 innings, counted in the second game 7-2 on a dandy|the second inning of the nightcap sox-hit job by southpaw Harvey|on a sacrifice fly by starter Bob| Haddix. i | Anderson. The Giants matched it The Giants won 4-0 at Chicago|in the fourth on Orlando Cepeda's as Jack Sanford put away his| double. Reliever Don Elston held second straight shutout with alSan Francisco hitless over the| the opener. i Bell (7-6) allowed only singles, | walked two and struck out four| Associated Press Staff Writer against the Braves in 14 tries while the Indians got to Ray|set off a rumpus by hitting Min-|So Herbert (3-9) for nine hits. An had been substituting for Piersall in centre field, and a two-out|the game. He returned fo left|pm double by Harvey Kuenn gave field in the nightcap. Cleveland the winning run in the! first inning. Piersall, ordered home for a rest a week ago, returned to the lineup in the second game and scored Kuenn with a two - out single in the eighth for a 5-3 lead. Johnny Romano's second! kees had led the league on July| eighth on a pair of errors by all- Whitby vs Ajax, - Ajax. {4. They went on to win the flagisiay third baseman Frank Mal-| games at 6.30 p.m. Third-place Baltimore Orioles, | winner and Billy Muffet (0-1) the string was lieving it to be the third out. bourg at Oshawa, Kinsmen Civic! hussle all the w Mike Fornieles (5-1) winner in relief. The Orioles won with two unearned runs in the| Jury and Lovell, Alexandra was the Memorial Stadium, 7.30 p.m. Oshawa Legion Minor (Ban- the second tam) League -- Oshawa Dairy vs Park; Both | zone, Billy Hoeft (1-1) was the LAWN BOWLING loser, both in relief. -- Men's Doubles. Whitby (Swan- The Tigers, after losing five son Trophy) -- Men's Doubles. straight, beat Frank Baumann SOFTBALL (4-45 with a pair of singles by Beaches Major League -- Ed- Chico Fernandez and Bunning in/die Blacks at Oshawa Tony's, Al- the second inning.' |exandra Park, 8.00 p.m. Nellie Fox had two of Chicago's, Oshawa Minor Assoc. (Ban- singles off Bunning (6-5), who /tam)--North Oshawa at Con- walked one, struck out six and|naught; Rundle at Fernhill; mead at Bathe; Sunnyside nie Minoso in the first inning.| at Sithcoe Hall; Radip at Wood- | infield hit by Marty Keough, who|Minnie threw his bat at the Tiger | view; Kingside at Nipigon; East- righthander and was ejected from| view at Storie. All games at 6.30 Midget League--Storie at Notrh A sixth-inning home run by Oshawa; Fernhill at Kingside. Norm Cash broke a tie in the/Both games at 6.30 p.m. second game and gave the de-| Neighborhood Bantam Girls cision to Dave Sisler (5-2), who League (West Div.) -- Bathe at had five shutout innings of one- Harman: Eastview at Southmead. hit relief. Bob Shaw (7-8) was the| Both games at 6.30 p.m. loser, although allowing only four hits. Merchants vs Whitby, Whitby. Bison He : Adds New Power Mens By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Even Buffalo manager Kerby Farrell had a good word today for Bill Hatch--an umpire. Hatch gave Farrell an assist Monday as the second - place Bisons split an International League doubleheader with --|Game time at 8.15 p.m. Picker- 4 : ing vs Port Perry, Port Perry, ave-Ho 7.00 p.m. Doubles 'Lawn Bowling COLUMBUS WON In other games TWO on a full Peterborough (Liftlock Trophy) ! South Ontario County League --| Oldfield tof home "for thefonce again in the ninth, Conacher second run. starting the comeback with his Cec Hall foffowed with a walk|second hit of the night, to start |and Freddy /Etcher, making his|the inning. Galand followed with first start the season, replac-|another hit and McBratney play- |ing the absdpt Jack "Red" Mac-|€d the part of the hero's role Dermaid issued another Perfectly, knocking Conacher in "Free Tickgt." Norm Bagnell With the third - straight hit off {plated Hall for another run with Sullivan in the inning. his single to Fight field, moving) Weston paced the winners at Etcher to third base on the play the plate with three hits while to the plate. Etcher scored easily|leam - mates Conacher, Galand on Jimmy Loreno's sacrifice fly. and Moulton each cashed in with Latinos i took over the lead in a pair in their total of 13 during |the fourth"with a six-run splurge. /the night's action off two Osh- Veteran "Moe" Galand ignited|awa huriers. r the big rally, blasting a double... Loreno and Oldfield were Bill McBratney was safe via an Tony's top batsmen with two hits |infield error ,and Moulton's single apiece. scored Galand. Al Horner then, Tony's next see action to- |shot a three-run homer scoring morrow night at Alexandra Park, McBratney, Moulton and himself hosting Eddie Black's at 8.00 to tie the game up at 44. p.m. In the two meetings so far Bagnell bore down to get the this season Black's have taken [next two batters on infield outs both encounters. Last night's de- |and seemed he might get out of feat was Tony's fourth - straight |the inning on even terms. How-|l0ss. Tomorrow night Tony's will |ever Harry Weston had different/be out to snap this string of |ideas, The husky catcher shot an-|losses and hope also to break other safe blow and Clint Jones the home ground "jinx." They've delivered another hit into left{lost all their home games this field. Mroczek, the outfielder, in|season. o an attempt to field the ball in| TONY'S -- Lee, cf; Loreno; the tricky damp grass, allowed 2b; Booth, ¢; Mroczek, If; Old- { field, ss; Stark, 3b; Hall, rf; Etcher, rb; Bagnell, p; Sullivan, by) 14: G. W. Read and J. Bid- dulph (Oshawa) 8. . p in the 4th. W. Pierson and W. Kilburn BROKERS -- Conacher, If; (Oshawa) 18 (W); G. Constable Gland, ss; McBrantey, cf; and J. Authors (Oshawa) 18. Moulton, 1b; Horner, rf; Staugh- J. Anderson and B. Gallagher ton, 2b; Thompson, 3h; Weston, (Oshawa) 19; W. Preston and J. Ci Jones, p. doubleheader program, third- place Richmond split with Miami, winning the first 7-2 but dropping the nightcap 6-3. Mont- real bopped fourth-place Roch- ester 6-2 in the opener but lost league-leading Toronto, grabbing|the second game 7-6. Columbus the opener 8-5 in 11 innings be- fore the Leafs took the nightcap 4-2 and restored their nine-game beat Havana 4-2 and 5-4. following a walk to Solly Dréke, Preston (Oshawa) 15. In 2nd Round |= pled the games tonight Tutt will Six games in the first round in| eet Hunter, Morrison will meet the playdowns of the Provincial, A / [Lawn Bowling Association Men's Adams and Pierson will meet An- | Doubles competition were played| at the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club og Wage My yo] MINOR SOFTBALL | Oshawa. The second round will be RHE 040 000 0016 7 3 Latimer's 000 600 001--7 13 3 . Umpires Gord Fendilan (plate) and Bill Chris (bases). BREE Tony's Davis clutch clout in the 1]th, four-hitter. Then the Cubs held|last five frames. Stu Miller, Bud|'®3d: : : them to a 1-1 tie in t ig | By - ' In the fifth inning of | ) called after 14 I oe ghisap, (Bvelly and Seors . Naranda| opener, Farrell and outfielder Pass to Lonnett, gave reliever darkness at Wrigley Field, the|Joh Antonell | Bill Taylor were given the heave-| Ruben Gomez (2-1) the triumph. The results of § b , {Johnny Antonelli. {ho when they disputed Hatch's{Al Cicotte (6-5), who took over night games follow: the| 8 sacrifice fly and an intenfional played on the greens of the Whit- by club this evening. the Monday only park in the majors without lights TWO-RUN HOMER St. Louis split with Los An- Daryl Spencer's two-run homer geles, winning 6-2 before a 5-4|in the third off reliever Larry loss. Philadelphia escaped the|Sherry (6-6) won the opener for cellar in defeating Cincinnati 5-2 the Cards and Ernie Broglio (9-4) after the Reds took the opener|A sacrifice fly by rookie Tommy 5-0 on a four-hitter by Jay Hook |Davis decided the second game SINGLE WINS IT in the eighth inning for the Dod- Al Spangler's two - out single gers. Ed Roebuck then struck foul call on a long drive hit by|for Toronto in the ninth and held teammate Joe Lonnett. {Buffalo hitless until Davis' Just before Farrell left, he ji homer, lost it. serted Jackie Davis into the| Archie Wilson's home run in lineup for the departing Taylor. the fifth put the Leafs ahead to Davis proceeded to start a tying|stay 3-2 in the second game two-run rally in the eighth with a after pitcher Bob Chakales (3:2) double and then connected for|aided his own cause by tying it| (Oshawa) 32, M. Brock and J. Minor Association Bantam soft- the clincher--a three-run homer | with a' circuit shot. Ken Lehman [(9-6) was the loser. D. Tutt and H. Lott (Whitby) 114; P. Canning and W. Dewland | (Oshawa) 10. J. Hunter and George Jackson) (Oshawa) 20; F. Cole and C. Oke! (Bowmanville) 13. E. Carswell and J. Morrison | Regan (Bowmanville) 7. Eastview Push Woodview Limit Two runs in the last two in- Gaatch plus triples by Bobyk and nings gave visiting Woodview a Foster enabled Bathe to down 7-5 win over Eastview in Oshawa Radio 11-5. ' Bathe got four runs in the fifth ball play last night. and four more in the top of the be umpired by the famous husband-and-wife team of [did it for the Braves in the 10th out pinch - hitter Johnny Glenn|in the 11th. D. Adams and W. Bick (Whit-| Kitchen ot Woudsien Surned b seventh. Burke was the winnthg < « » : : against Face (5-4). who had won| With two on in the ninih, saving a nm e uns. pitcher with 11 hits. Demille 'hit umpires from Fergus, "Sade" and Wilda Widmeyer.. [go tr a row, Warren Spahn (7.5) |it for Roger Craig (2-1), who McNamee hit the game's only DH for Radio in the second. Both were top-notch softball catchers in their own |won it with three innings of hit-|made his first start since his BASEBAI I SCORES AND STANDINGS home run in the top of the third Losing pitcher was Connell. rights -- that's how they met! "Sade" has been an |less relief. Two - run homers by|collar bone was broken two inning. Winning pitcher was Inter-County Umpire for several seasons. Back a |Bob Skinner and Dick Stuart| months ago. Ray Sadecki (2-4) {Leaming who allowed nine hits. STORIE OVER RUNDLE helped build a 6 - 1 lead for| Was the loser, giving up homers| By THE CANADIAN PRESS |Duliba (8) and Sawatski, HR:] Negray, Scantlebury (7) He-| Eastview scored four runs in| Storie, with a late inning the second and Webster, allow-| splurge of six runs, topped home ing seven hits, was the loging) vant Rundle 14-10 last night. pitcher. Wilkins was the key: man for Storie as he scored four runs, one |via a two-run homer in the sixth inning. Winning pitcher was few years ago, his partner failed to show so he picked his wife out of the crowd, to act as a spare umpire. She proved so good -- they've been doing it ever since. Our advice to local sport fang is to be on hand at Alexandra Park Saturday night to see this attraction. |LA-N. Sherry (6) Hodges (6). man (7) Cicotte (9) and Thomp- 000 000 000-- 0 3 1{Pgh 001 030 200 0-- 6 9 1/son Jones (8); Mason, Erickson 020 000 1x-- 3 7 O/Mil d 000 001 221 1-7 9 oH Smith (7) Gomez (9) and (4-4) Di 2 (3 Friend, Green (8) Face (5-4) |Lonnett. : oloyan (8) and Smith; Burdette, Mc- Toronto Friend, now winless in three|by Norm Sherry and Gil Hodges. American League starts. (Vern Law, the other ace, | Hook (7-7) walked two and Chicago is winless in his last two starts). struck out three in his first shut-|Detroit Hank Aaron's 22nd home run,|out in the majors. A two - run| Baumann with one on, chased Friend in homer in the first inning by|Rush (7) and Ginsberg; Bunning| . the eighth, and Del Crandall's| Wally Post -- his 10th and fourth|(6-5) and Wilson. HR: Det-Cola- Mahon (7) Spahn (7-5) (8) and Buffalo SUNNYSIDE 000 121 0-- 4 3 11:9 NIPS SOUTHMEAD 011 000 0-2 90 It's bound to be a sparkling softball treat and with a |slo 12th homer tied it i ; Ss tr Ski H s were the key fea- A : L in thelin three days--beat Dallas Gre (14), Crandall. HR: Pgh-Skinner (10)| Chakales and Jones; Lehman, ome runs were the key fea : : man-and-wife doing the umpire chores, the interest [ninth against Face. (1:2). Pancho Herrera's 11th ig Lie he 00 110 000-- 2 6 1|Stuart (12): Mil - Aaron (22) Hacker (6) and Teed. ture when Sunnyside defeated Doish, Slowing io ae. The loser icago 1 Crandall (12) Havana 010 100 0-- 2 4 2| visiting Southmead 9-5 yesterday. i It was the first extra - inning mer, a solo shot in the sixth, won| it p oy game lost by the Bucs in eight the second game for Gene Con. | Port (7-8) 200 001 ox LI, this season, but they bounced ley (4-4). Joe Nuxhall (1-4) lost|gisler (5.2) (53) and Berberet. back as Haddix (54) pitched his! it. HR: Chi-Sievers (10) h "1 (6). should be tremendous. A ; Nosal, Macko and Calder hit the STORIE MIDGETS WIN homers for Sunnyside. Goring,| Moore led the Storie Midgets pitcher for Southmead, belted a to a 5-1 win over Kingside. He hit grand slammer in the fifth in-|53 double and a triple and also Pittsburgh 320 001 001-- 7 10 0|Columbus 220 000 x-- 4 90 Milwaukee 200 000 000---2 6 0/ Ayon, Nunn (5) and Izquierdo, Haddix (5-4) and Burgess: Jay|Azcue (5); Daniels and Brockell. Det-Cash| (2.4) Brunet (1) Piche (3) Bur-| Havana 120 000 001-- 4 10 0 BRIGHT BITS -- Oshawa Tony's grabbed a four- run lead last night in their Beaches League game in ma ! Toronto but Latimer Brokers came from: behind to win Kansas City 000 000 000-- 0 3 1|3cite (8) McMahon (8) and Cran-| Columbus 100 000 202-- 5 38 0| ning. inhi |scored on both hits. McDonald h ' ? | ' RONSAs Ly A 3 1idall. . Sanchez and Azcue; Dobrin Calder was the winning pitcher " out 7-6 . .. MARV BERBECK, ace pitcher of Richard- Black S Defeat Cleveland 120 000 1x-- 4 9 1 phila 000 000 000-- © 4 0 williams. (Bs and Brockel | and allowed. three his. GORNE rien ack Were isle other son's Sports of the Leaside Junior League, has signed up | Herbert 3% Kutyna (8) and Cincinnati 200 100 02x-- 5 11 0|Miami 000 011 0-- 2 5 2|lost with eight. Hrhyn: Kaye the Liv itcher with Detroit Tigers on a $8,500.00 bonus contract. Bravia oa Ji) ud Romano, Green (1-2) and Neeman, Dal-| Richmond 141 001 x-- 7 91 po gf lbs yogi Berbeck will still be with Richardson's however, for ' ° Cleveland © 002 200 03x-- 7 11 1 3onpie (7); Hook (77) andr Anderson and Brown, Green NOE TH aa i sh ' eve an i 3X Bailey. HR: Cin-Post (10), (6); Wiesler and Staniland OVER NIPIGON Rookes got the single run for the rest of the, season. Oshawa Wilkies expect to face en S 1re - _Kucks, Trowbridge (5) Kutyna| phil, 000 201 020-- 5 9 2| Miami oe roan. 13 2] Visiting North Oshawa tr | Kingside, Dosing pitcher wae Bar. (7) Garver (8) and Daley; Bows Cincinnati ~~ 000 000 200-- 2 8 0| Richmond 000 100 101-- 3 9 2 Nipigon 27-5 as North Oshawa noski. him tonight at Talbot Park, where they are scheduled : s Teck 7 - |field (4-4) Klippstein (8) and Ro- (4 ' # Fh 3 to meet Richardson's . . . VICTORIA PARK, injured Black's Men's Wear, with a game. Kinloch's scored a fotal of mano. HR: Cle-Aspromonte AT A +9) ond pd Te Stock, Arias (7) and Brown; players Jonosion Hi WO FERNHILL BY DEFAULT on the trip to California, has been withdrawn from ~ [four-run third inning, defeated|four runs in the fifth inning. Hick- Romano 2 (9) (9) and Bailey. House (8), HR: Blaylock and Gonder, Staniland. OP Gaudi 1 mied out Fernhill Midgets won by de. the entry list for the $100,000 Hollywood Derby . . . |Kent's Western Tire 51 in aley was the winning pitcher with|Baltimore 204 000 100-- 7 13 0|pha.-Herrera (11), > ; Yuternational i cup)" TE, Fuilug STAG Hane : on fault as North Oshawa was un- TWO MAJOR WINS in Big League Baseball yesterday gay Sortpal) piesic IDFR mEn, five hits. {Boston 000 320 05x--10 14 0 American League Toronto 50 23.685 -- hsuns In the third and six during| 2le to field nine players. They | were Milwaukee Braves 7-6 over Pittsburgh Pirates in elimination game yesterday at Al-| x, ch got the best hit for Du-| _ Barber, Wilhelm (5-6) (5) and| W L Pct. GBL Buffalo 42 33 560 9 |the fifth inning. Johnst was played an exhibition match. : fein : exandra Park. plate with his fourth inning dou-| Courtney, Monbouquette, Sturdiv-| New York 43 2 .62 .-- Ri v 5 i) ; | a 10-inning struggle and Washington Senators 9-8 over ive} imitd ; e 15 fourth inning dou-/ 'v" (4V" Hillman (5) Formieles| : b Richmond 42 40° .512 12% |the winning pitcher. f N.Y. Yank wh eliefer BR D issued 1k Third inning scorers for Black's ble. The losing pitcher was Sta- 5-1) ( F. Sulli |Cleveland 42 28 600 % Rochester 35 37 .486 14% N.Y. Yankees, when r er Ryne Duren issued a wa {were Melnick, Smith, Varga and|cey who -allowed nine hits. (5-1 (7) . Sullivan (9) and Baltimore 4 33 57 3 Havana 36 39 ..480 15 - KINGSIDE BEATS' | in the 9th inning, to force over the winning run . .. |Dionne. Melnick hit a triple in| KINLOCH'S MEN'S WEAR --|o dowski, Nixon (6). HR: Bos-| Chicago 39 34 534 6 |Columbus 33 43 434 18% SIMCOE HALL . | OTHER KEY GAMES saw Cleveland take two from |this inning, The fifth run came in Meraw, ss; Hill, of: Xeeian. brane (5, 105 200.020 3.15 ,| Detroit 34 37 47910 Montreal 32 42. 432 18% | Kingside, led by the eight-hit Del-Hi | Kansas City, Detroit blanked White Sox 3-0 and Orioles |the seventh inning when Varga Harper, rf; Kuney, 3b; Cooper, ¢: | Boston 000 105 000-- 6 10 2 Jashingion 2 3 A 1 Miami 32 45 41620 pitching of Glecoff, beat visiting . salvaged one win in a twin-bill against Boston . [sailed 2 Dome run. Winning PIL Hickey, p; Elliott, If; Laing, 2b. Walker, Jones (6) Hoeft (11) | pres iy 2% Ho 3 Yk i {Since Hall ins Kingside's high Spaulding ROGFR CRANE, who broke his collarbone 'on May 2, |p ¢| DUPLATE -- Mason, If; David-| (7) and Triandos; Borland, Stur- Today's Games 'BRAVES' BRASS scorer with two runs. Campbell | T Vv came back yesterday to pitch L.A. Dodgers to a win Kent's single run was voored in $v, 3b; Planke, cf; Claus, I; jdivem (0) Satie 1) (7) For- s (Arid Probable Pitchers) of Simcoe Hall crossed. the plate| Ve over the Cardinals 5-4. Giants blanked th s 4-0 | at inn » od raceY, Pi Kuch, ss; Spencer, =~ gr New York (Terry 4-3) at Wash twice. Kingside scored two runs] and Cincy Redlegs split with the op i ion |the frst inning Legree gainedah; Harding, e; Northey, if. yew, ork - 300 131 000 3 11 1/ington (Ramos 49) (N) BCT AS USHERS |i the second, three in the fourth Towers 1 s Sp! va : ome on an error. Westfall, --_-- ash'ton 111 022 011 3 16 2/ Baltimore (Brown 7-2) at Boston and two in the sixth. FOX, who was captain of the famous Toronto Granites [Goodall and Anderson split the Coates, Grba (6) Gabler (6)| (Brewer 5-6) (N) MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Mil- i or when they won the Olympic hockey honors in 1924, PCIE Jonors Top Ress » UAW Del's Win Dures aD and gi (Only games scheduled) waukee Braves brass and CONNAUGHT i i L MEN'$ -- Mec- A 9: oodeschick, Moore National League front office personnel were DOWNS FERNHILL 2 died yesterday, at 62 . . . LOCAL SOFTBALL team |g. ¢; Melnick, ¢; Smith, p; |(5) Hernandez (7) Lee (4-3) (8) W L Pet. GBL| forced to become emergency Strong hitting by Connaught Aniennas I managers are reminded that July 15 is the final day "Nara, 3b; Dionne, If; Horton. of: w] sgn ». |and Battey. HR: NY-Mantle (20)| pittsburgh 4428 61) ushers Monday by a strike of |gave them an eas: 10-2 win over ! for signing a player to a certificate for this year's OASA (Gardian, ss; Allems, rf; Beaton, | X 1 ition 1 t Lopez (4) McDougald (5) Cerv| Milwaukee 4 31 .563 3% | regular seat attendants |home team Fernhill. Cheesman ® INSTALLED | * playoff, competition 2b; Howe, lb. (9); Was-Lemon (20) Whisenant|San Fran 39 33 .542 5 shortly before a holiday base- |and Brack of Connaught were MOVED - KENT'S WESTERN TIRE --' A three-hit game pitched by|): St. Louis 37 37 Ho.3 ball doubleheader with Pitts- [particularly good with their many ® REPAIRED Legree, cf; Johns, 3b; Shearer, Shirley Cragg enabled UAW Del's | F National League Los Angeles 36 37 .493 8% | burgh Pirates. doubles. Winning pitcher was | { PAID WHILE FISHING vf; Armstrong, lb; Westfall, If; (to Post a 92 win over Whithy|oan ran 10 021 000-- 4 6 1) Cincinnati 35 37 486 9 President Birdie Tebbetts, |Cheesman who held Fernhill to] SERVICE TO i McMahon, 2b: Bannon, ss: Cock. Merchants in an exhibition soft- Clticage | nl 240 oo we Phila 3 44 405 15 who acted in a role as usher [two hits. ALL SETS . rad, ¢; Beverly, ¢; Westfall, p; ball game yesterday at Alexan- pion (oo) A omit Chicago Tos a a" 400 15 supervisor, said the club and | Spiers and Pearse were tise Goodall, p; Anderson, p. dra Park. Chicago 000 000 000-- 0 4 0| (And ut ig I ors) the union had been negotiat- scorers for Fernhill. Spiers was | LE 7] KINLOCH'S BLANK DUPLATE | UAW scored, eight runs in the] Sanford (8-3) and Schmidt: Pittsburgh (Law 11-3) at Milwau- ing, but the Braves had not |the losing pitcher. ! § i.V. : GANANOQUE (CP) -- Au | a lawyer and contract Was (an easy 50 win over 'Duplate. at [thers ol me ine iio vied | Ellsworth | (46) Freeman | (7)/kee 'Willey #3) N) peqn notified of any strike | gyymE DEFEATS RADIO || RA 85804 -- RA 5.7844 enterprising 10 - year - s . tal to nine. Howlett had|Drabowsky (9) and Hegan, Aver- San Francisco (McCormick 9-4) : Ah + the Job most small de do ee contract, Gregory Blexsuire Park yesterday. Two |scored in the fourth inning. Scott, [ill (7) HR: SF-Schmidt (4) Mays|at 'Los Angeles (Podres 7-6) (N) : Ae Ti WY Sue El about. He goes fishing every | is to supply two fish a day, one |ed the. fi, In the last inning add. Parsons, Thomas, Howlett,|(18). St. Louis (Simmons 1-0) at Chi- WORLD RECORD : A ead Fr pppl No lap 5 Cay, One led the Buisiing touches to 'the|Craggs, Delves, Moreau and|SF 000 100 000 000 00-- 1 7 1|cago (Cardwell 4-5) | MOSCOW (AP) -- A 'Russian 2 REFEREE |one-s game, Gray were the scorers in the Chi 010 000 000 000 00-- 1 9 0| Philadelphia (Roberts 4-7) at Cin-| girl broke a world record in the S --- NO TIME LIMIT i Sm a Gregory Westwood slipped unnoticed into rehearsals for Gananoque 1960, a water mu- sical scheduled to »pen here July 6. He noted that one scene called for two men, dozing on a raft to catch a fish and promptly suggested to the man- evening performance. He will | receive $5 a week. So far the has no problem fulfilling his part of the bargajn for rehears- als. He also has landed a big role as an Indian boy. | Gananoque 1960 featureg | the Peterborough Ornamental that they ploy him Club, If the show is to catch the fish for them. a success the management The show had planned to use | plans to make # an annual plastic fish, but organizers | event -- which should keep Gregory Westwood in summer pocket money for a few more years. were intrigued by the opportun- ity to add some realism to the | scene, Gregory came back with Hill and Keenan were the men (seventh inning burs. hitting the homers in the bottom | Jordon and Childs got the two of the sixth. Both players also runs for Whitby Merchants. scored two runs each during the [Kehoe was the loging pitcher, S---------------------- ~~ allowing eight hits. UAW DEL'S -- Scott, 1: Halli- lawn tennis match here. Mackay N. Campbell, 2b; Gillespie, 2b; won 6-3, Smyth, a. (Tie: called after 14 darkness) Antonelli, Miller (2) Byerly (10) | Maranda (11) and Schmidt, Land-| rith (10); Anderson, Elston (10) and Tappe, Hegan (9). innings, FRASER LOSES 2 I i i | a a day, If: Pars : Los Angeles 110 000 000-- 2 12 1|Cannizzaro also of Russia haCHEYENINGEN. Xe Nesoer Say ii; Pa yons, Wong St. Louis 202 000 20x-- 6 6 1|Montreal 002 000 301-- 6 15 3| Maria Itkina eqqualled the lids (Ra Leh) Nea e x raser, MOTE Nd 2] h OC i Koufax, L. Sherry (6-6) (1) Mc-| Rochester 200 110 30x-- 7 10 2/ Olympic record for the 100 the Wimbled San or Joo on Crogzs b Dives. of TT iDevitt (8) and Roseboro; Broglio| Kunkel, Hunter (5) Mauriellometres women's sprint Saturday He on nen § singles title MERCHAN A es, cl, rey, C. |(9.4) and Smith. HR: StL-Spencer|(6) Perranoski_ (7) Chittum (7) by clocking 11.4 secdnds i ay, yas eaten in straight Ch hid i TS - Brown, rf; |(10) Moryn (3) Birrer (8), and Catton, Coleman| 'Jolanda Balas of Romania, jo 8 Sun ay by Barry Mackay of { tgs. If; Jordon, ss: G. Camp-|1,0s Angeles 00! 201 010-5 7 0 (6); Browning, Hurd (5) Tiefen- holder of the women's high iumn| he United States in an exhibition bell, cf; Kehoe, p; Nicholson, 1b; |St. Louis 100 200 001-- 4 10 1 auer (7) and Rice: world record, again cleared six Craig (2-1) Roebuck (9) and N.[Toronto Sherry; Sadecki (2-4) Bridges (8) | Buffalo 800-metre run here Sunday. She was Ludmilla Shevtsova- Lysenko, who ran the course, a gruelling one for women, in 2:04.3, The old world record of 2:05 was held by Nina Otkalenko, cinpati (Newcombe 3-5) (N) International League Montreal 004 100 1-6 91 Rochester 100 010 0-- 2 60 Lasorda and Catton, Coleman (7); Stone, Hurd (3) Kay (6) and : RETURN GRUDGE BOUT he) THE BRAVO BROS. & i FRED vs. DON LEO DINO 4 ATKINS and JONATHAN ___PAT FLANAGAN vs. BIG ED MILLER i ps ___JOHNNY PYE vs. SANDOR KOVACS _ TUES., JULY 5th, 8:45 P.M. 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