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Gus D'Amato Says Liston Not Included NEW YORK (AP) -- Cus we oo Jensen Apologizes To Mike KANSAS CITY (AP)--An un- D'Amato has supplied the an- repentant but apologetic Jackie swer to Sonny Liston's one-man Jensen talked to his boss, man- boxing campaign for a world ager Mike Higgins of Boston heavyweight title bout with Red Sox, Tuesday and reiter- champion Floyd Patterson. {ated that he's through with "Liston is not included in Pat- baseball. terson's plans at all," snapped) Higgins, who said Jensen Damaln, Shit 9 the P atierson called him by - long distance That, of course, brings up the here from Lake Tahoe, Nev., in- question of how much D'Amato dicated he had hopes the big has to say about Patterson's outfielder's decision may be professional activity. Floyd has|changed. said he now is making his own| Higgins said Jensen called to decisions. a" '"'apologize completely and sin- If D'Amato is talking for Pat cerely" for the manner in wihch terson--the champ was unavail- he left the Boston club in Cleve- able for comment--Liston willlland Saturday night without not be the only hopeful who will consulting the manager. remain on the outside looking] Jensen told Higgins he was in until the end of the year. "going away for a few days" "Patterson will not fight any- one this year who has a future," D'Amato said in an interview Tuesday. This presumably would rule Cooper, who also thought he was near the head of the line. It also could indicate that D'A- mato intends to have Patter- son go back to a diet of nonen- tities--the kind that caused a rash of criticism of the pair un- [til Ingemar Johansson won the title. out the likes of Britain's Henry| with his wife and would call Higgins later this week. Mrs. {Jensen has said she and others would try to persuade Jensen to {return to the club. ! | "I just don't feel I can play {major league baseball anymore and I wasn't giving them their |money's worth," Jensen said 'earlier in Reno. I Jensen, said to have signed 'REMEMBER WHEN? .. | Higgi for $59,000, had only a .130 bat- ting average for the first dozen games of the campaign, hitting safely only six times in 46 times at bat and with just one RBL Going into this year he had a career average of .281 in the majors, and hit .315 sh the Red Sox in 1056. \ On his arrival here, he jumped into a car with his sob- bing wife, Zoe Ann, and sought seclusion. Jensen quit baseball after the 1950 season and didn't play in 1960, saying he wanted more time io be with his family, He wag the American League's most valuable player in 1958. ath 4 DE Pa Pg Hod eT La Fa a A Cuban Players Are Shining In Major Leagues NEW YORK (AP) -- It's a CANADIANS LOSE ALAMEDA Calif. (AP) -- A crew from the U.S. coast guard otter Taney outraced a crew from the Canadian ship HMCS Assiniboine to win the first n- nual invitational whaleboat races Sunday. The Taney erew rowed the half - mile course in CANOEISTS TO MEET MONTREAL (CP)--~The . dian Canos Anacitgn wil hoi : annual meeting Saturday 'the Toronto Sailing and Canoe [Cleeyely. said M Yrs [Cleey: y fy result of a oer the associa: , tion's divisions it has bee~ a cided to hold the champ! regatta this year on Aug. 12. A MAN | TO BE 4:57.4. The Assiniboine's time was §:22.2. good - thing for some major league baseball teams that Cu- bans were permitted by their government to play in the United States this season. From 20-year-old Zorro Ver- |salles to 38-year-old Minnie Mi- noso, from Speedy Gonzalez to lumbering Pancho Herrera, the Cubans have made their pres- ence known this spring. The outstanding performances have been turned in by Minoso, veteran Chicago White Sox out- fielder; Versalles, Minne- sota shortstop; Gonzalez, Phil adelphia Phillies' outfielder and pitchers Pedro Ramos and Ca- milo Pascual of Minnesota. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Trenton, N.J. -- Jetro Cason, 1393;, Philadelphia, outpointed J. D. Ellis, 137%, Trenton, 10. Halifax, N.S.--Blair Richard- sen, 162, South Bar, N.S., out- pointed Bobby Barnes, 16214, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 10. London, England Terry Minoso, in his 12th major league campaign, is hitting .356 --third highest in the American] League, I Versalles is the American] |League leader in stolen bases| |with seven. He has a batting |average of .314 with 22 hits--| {¢econd highest in the AL. | Gonzalez, who hit .274 in his rookie year in 1960, had been a pleasant surprise for the Phils. He's the National League's third leading batsman at .360. He has a pair of homers among 18 hits. Ramos and Pascual each have HE CONSOLIDATED AT ALLIED PROUD OF. WITH A MOR TGAGE LOAN By THE CANADIAN PRESS {Downes. 160 14, England, "CROZIER" WINS KENTUCKY DERBY TRIAL | Robert Moses (Lefty) Grove / Stopped Tony Montano, 160%, won two games and lost none Fred Hooper's "Crozier" passed Canadian-owned (Al- berta Stables) "Four-And- Twenty' at the 8th pole in te Kentucky Derby Trial Stakes | had to settle for second. That's of the Red Sox fanned six De- troit Tigers to pass the 2,000 Canadian Cyclists | Going To France years ago today. Grove chalked QUEBEC (CP) -- The Cana up his 260th victory in 15 years dian Wheelmen's Association|of baseball and on the 2,000 "Crozier" above, crossing the line, with jockey Braulio Bae- za "aboard". "Dr. Miller" was third, by a nose over '"'He's A Pistol", in the one-mile race. ~(AP Wirephoto) yesterday at Louisville and set a track reco time, going across the finishing line at 1:34 3/6. The Canadian horse led until the final furlong but mark in strike-outs in an Amer-| Chairman CFTO - TV Gives His Answer TORONTO (CP)--John Bas-|exclusive rights to the Big Four|{jpited Kingdom Tuesday: announced Tuesday night it/girike-out roll joined such im- plans to send a team of eight mortals as Walter Johnson, Cy cyclists to France for competi- young and Christy Mathewson. | tion in the first Tour de France of the Future bicycle race July, 2:16. The Tour de France of the Fu- ture, restricted to amateur cy- {clists, is being inaugurated this, |year in conjunction with the| OLD COUNTRY SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Reuters) -- Results| of soccer games played in the Phoenix, Ariz., 5. Sacramento, Calif. -- Benny |(Bandit) Medina, 136, Fresno,|strikeouts with 25. ican baseball league game 23 Calif., outpointed Georgia Page,| Herrera, the Phillies, 1375, Auburn, Calif., 10. BIG BUSINESS It costs more than $30,000,000 a day to run-all of Canada's/RBIs, three doubles, one triple land two homers. governments. --|last six games, collecting eight for the Twins. Ramos is tied for| the American League lead in| ALLIED INVESTMENTS WRITE OR PHONE RA 3-3993 ANYTIME FOR A DAY OR EVENING APPOINTMENT Member of the Ontarie Mortgage Brokers Association first| baseman, has hit safely in his| hits in 22 tries, and boosted his | {batting mark to .281. He has 12 - sett, chairman of CFTO - TV, games for two seasons. Toronto's private television sta-| Mr. Bassett said Mr. Walker tion, said Tuesday the CBC at/had made "a great point" about no time offered a bid compara: splitting the CBC network. ble to CFTO's for rights to tele-| "It should be pointed out that English League Second Division Brentford 2 Reading 1 Football League Cup Semi-final Replay Tour de France, annual cycling classic for professionals. Canada's team will be se- lected after a two-day trial run May 27-28, between Quebec and vise Big Four Football League|every Saturday night through ,. 7 9 the winter the network is split Aston Villa 2 Burnley 1 Mr. Bassett was replying in a and on part of it the home| letter to The Globe and Mail to/8ames of the Montreal Cana-| ay from H, G. Walker diens are televised, while on an- one Monday from {other part the home games of the. Maple Leaf hockey team ~-- |are televised." games of Toronto, general manager of CBC network broadcasting; (English). Mr. Walker said the CBC will not take up an offer from CFTO making CFTO's telecasts of games available to corporation stations without purchase charge. "There are no strings af- tached to this offer," wrote Mr. Bassett. "Last year the CBC paid $325,000 for the rights. This year no charge will be made for these rights and non-compet- itive affiliate stations can have the games. . . ." He said CFTO could arrange sponsors who would pay line and time charges for any such stations in Quebec and Ontario. *", . . The CBC was willing to| include CFTO-TV in the net- work to carry Big Four football provided the rights were turned over for a lesser amount to the corporation. This would have meant , . ..that CFTO-TV would have had to abandon its part- ners in the project in Montreal and Ottawa. . . ." | CBC WAS PERSISTENT Mr. Bassett said the CBC had persisted in trying te purchase the rights for $20,000 less than the CFTO bid. CFTO paid $375,000 a year for Pitt Cagers Testity That Bribes Offered PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Two University of Pittsburgh basket. ball stars testified Tuesday that a dentist offered them lucrative bribes to shave points during games. John Fridley and Dick Fa- lenski, both seniors, told a crim- inal court jury that Dr. Edward Sebastian approached them with his offers in December, 1959. "He said he would bet on all Pitt games and would give me half of his winnings if I would shave points," said Fridley, one of Pitt's outstanding scorers. Fridley also claimed that Dr. Sebastian, a former instructor in the university's dental school, offered him a guaranteed ad- mittance to the school, a sena- torial scholarship, a $1,000 en- gagement ring for $400 and a car below wholesale price, " Falenski said he also was promised a scholarship and a guarantee that he would be ad- mitted to dental school If he shaved points. Dr. Sebastian has denied the accusations. Anita's Son Given Top Weight Sat. FORT ERIE (CP) -- Anita's Son has been assigned top weight of 126 pounds for Satur- day's running of the $7,500 Vi- gil Stakes at Fort Erie Race Track. Saturday is the closing day of Fort Erie's spring meeting, the horses then moving to Toronto | for a 24-day meeting. The Vigil Stakes will be run at 1 1-16 miles. Anita's Son, owned by Mrs. M. J. Boylen's Lanson Farm near Toronto, was rated as Canada's best handicap horse | last season. So far this year! he has started only twice--win-| ning the Billy Kelly Purse and) finishing second in the $7500) Bold Venture Handicap Murray Bay, Que., a distance of 120 miles. DOWNES STOPS MONTANO | LONDON (AP) -- Terry rounds of their 10 - round bout {Downes, British middleweight|Tuesday night. The Briton champion, stopped Tony Mon-jweighed 160%; pounds to 160 tano of Phoenix, Ariz., in five|for Montano. Do Most People Buy the Oshawa Times? . .. The Answer! . .. For the Ads 60% ... News 40% MOST Women Prefer to Know in Advance Where and What They Are Shopping For PEOPLE Believe What They Read in the Ads Because the Ads are True TRADE Is Easy when the Buyers are Invited Guests in Your Store . . . 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