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The Canadians finished team competition while 16-year- old Gail Daley of -Saskatoon icked up a bronze.in the indi- $| finished behind three US, girls. (Best-of-seven final) WLT F APt 3.30 18 13 8 3 40 13 18 6 (Buffalo wins series 4-3) Buffalo 6 Hershey 2 sss oo Western League ... +--+ Seattle 3 San Francisco 1 (Seat. | leads best-of-seven final 1) + THE CANADIAN PRESS | Bren Bieu - American League Golden +++» Wednesday's Game. ..- Wine . |Detroit : _ YESTERDAY'S STARS g z z By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting -- Ernie Banks, Cubs, drove in seven runs with two homers and a single as Chicago outslugged National League leading St. Louis 13-8 and ended Cards winning streak at four games. oe i ert ott Pitching--Ray Herbert, White Sox, allowed only four hits in would} 7-0 first game victory over Bal- itimore that started double- header sweep. Chicago also won the nightcap, 6-4. Seventh Race 8 + 432 3% tnd -- Soubrette % Furiongs, é-year-clds and up, Allow4nces. Purse $2700. WwerPss % % Str Fin Jockey 2-14 Hern'dez--M P Fleming 3% Walsh--Bill Be + ito--J L, Levesque ard, Trainer A HO Warner. Pool 30,023, vidual standing although she he .S. women's team scored 383.18 points to win, Can- Bertoia, a 23-year-old agricul- One Gold, Two 5 Silver Saska- Doroth: win a ci vious three Pan Games. i track program, idle * today, be completed Friday and Sat- ; | urday. DON BERTOIA third with 345.87. Doris G. Fuchs won the individual crown with 77.21 points and Dale Mc- Clements and Kathleen. Corri- gan tied for second with 77.01 and each received a_ silver medal, Miss Daley had 76.60 points and was given a bronze medal, Members of Canada's second- ada got 376.67 and Cuba took One of Canada's women tracksters qualified Wednesday for Saturday's 80-metre hurdles final--Jennifer Wingerson, 20- year-old Toronto secretary, eas- ily winning her heat -- and Nancy McCredie, the 18-year- old Brampton, Ont., girl who won the gold medal in wom- en's shot put, is rated among the favorites in the discus Fri- day. Canadian competitors did not fare as well on other fronts place team were Miss Daley, Wednesday. Ag F io BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS 20|Detroit (Lary 90-1). One and one-sixteenth mifes. 4-year-olis and ap. Claiming Wt PP st " Fin Jockey SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell terrtng From mn Nuts' a ART POTTER, president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, who had some comments to make re- garding the officialing during the recent World's Hockey Tournament at Stockholm, has announced that Frank Daig- meauit, referee-in-chief of the main Quebec hockey body, will be the referee in charge of the Memorial Cup finals, between Edmonton Oil Kings and Niagara Falls Flyers, The linesmen will be two men from Edmonton. All the games are going to be played in Edmonton. Don't know whether president Potter is trying to cut down on expenses or not, but with all that Edmonton influence -- the work of his linese- men, as well as the referee, had better be very good -- or Mr. Potter will be hearing from one "Hap" Emms, 'Niagara Falls mentor, who can at times be a very irate tormentor, too! x % yee DIAMOND DUST !. Oshawa City and District Softball Association officers and team representatives are holding a meeting this Sunday, 12:30 p.m.; at the Oshawa Children's Arena and all teams from Juvenile rating up, interested in OASA competition this summer, should have a delegate on hand. Also, we pass along a repeat reminder -- umpires wishing to handle Oshawa City and District Assoc. softball games this season are asked to submit an application in writing, to Secretary Alex Donaldson. . . . OSHAWA MER- CHANTS, who operated in the Lakeshore Intermediate Base- ball League last summer and provided baseball for adult players and a lot of good Sunday afternoon crowds at Lake- view Park, are going to operate again in the Lakeshore League this season. Club manager Bob Beers and coach Ted' Stone have called a practice session for Sunday morn- ing, 10:00 o'clock, at Alexandra Park and all interested play- ers are invited to try out for the team. x x x x THE OLDTIMERS of hockey in this city, those who re- member the old Church League days at Bradley's Rink and the Oshawa OHA Junior Shamrocks and the Senior teams of the early Oshawa Arena days, learned with deep regret this week of the passing of Vic Burr, long regarded as one of the finest goalies around these parts. We can recall that while unusual, it was more than once that Vic would don the pads for St. George's Midgets fora 6:30. o'clock game and wouldn't have 'em off again until midnight, playing, at 14, for the midget, juvenile, junior and senior teams, all in the game night. In later years, he contributed to minor sport in a large measure here in his hometown, as president of the Minor Hockey Association for several years and also as vice- president of the Minor Softball Association, at its inception. He was held in high esteem as a Christian, gentleman and true sportsman. We join with the many who knew him and all who admired him, in extending sincere sympathy to the bereaved family. ' z x x FIRST REPORT from the local ° fin-and-water dept.! Doug Lavis, fishing in the Oshawa Creek, one morning this week, landed two handsome 18-inch»Brown trout. The suc- cess story concluded that he didn't have to go too far and while not big enough for the trophy shelf, they went mighty well in the frying pan. S555 i 4,405. By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League WL Pet. GBL 13 7. 650 -- 10 6 625 1 9 7 563 2 12 10 545 2 8 7 533 2% 10 10 .500 3 9.11 .450 4 $11 421 4% Cleveland 5 9 357 5 Washington 713 350 6 Results 'Wednesday Boston 14 Minnesota 5 Washington 4 Detroit 1 Chicago 7-6 Baltimore 0-4 Kansas City 11 Cleveland 3 Los Angeles 5 New York 3 Probable Pitchers Today Cleveland (McDowell 1-2) at Kansas City (Wickersham 1-0). New York (Ford 1-2) at Los Angeles (Chance 2-1). Boston (Conley 1-0) at Min- nesota (Roland 2-0). Washington (Osteen 9-2) at Kansas City Boston Chicago Los Angeles New York Baltimore Minnesota Baltimore (McNally 2-0) at Chicago (Pizarro 1-0) (N): National League WL Pet. GBL St. Louis 14 7 667 -- Pittsburgh ll 6 647 1 12 10 10 0 500 34 10 11 476 4 8 10 455. 2% 710 412 5 New York 7:12 368 6 Houston 7:13 350 6% Wednesday's Results Houston at New York ppd, rain San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 13 St. Louis 8 Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles at Philadelphia ppd rain Probable Pitchers Today Chicago (Buhl 2-2) at St. Louis (Washburn 4-0) (N), Los Angeles (Richert 0-0) at Philadelphia (Short 0-3) (N), Milwaukee 545 2% Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati Milwaukee (Hendley 2-1) at) Cincinnati (Maloney 2-1) (N). San Francisco (Sanford 3-1) at Pittsbungh (Cardwell 1-2), (N). Houston (Nottebart 3-0) at New York (Jacksonl -2), International League Northern Division Buffalo Syracuse Rochester Richmond 3 730 -- | 8 467 3% 7 462 3% 9 357 5 San Francisco 12 9 571 2 Toronto 9 .357 §& oneal asby--G Goddard Total Pool 290,178 Boston Bruins Get All-Star Defence BOSTON (AP)--Boston Bru- ins obtained American Hockey League all-star defenceman Bob McCord Wednesday night from Springfield Indians. General manager Lynn Pat- rick of the National Hockey LUB JOB ? Stop Here Pirst Expert Service! For Prompt .W. L. HOUSTON 67 KiNG W. --s728-7022 Se * th pay to know" ( y) YOUR CAR ENGINE IS LIKE YOUR HEART--IT NEEDS CARE AND PERIODIC CHECKUPS. Just one carbon-coated spark plug can rob even a 4-cylinder engine of 25% of its power. It also wastes gas and brings undue strain on other engine components, So have your car en- . gine checked regularly .,. it really pays. 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The Bisons, who earlier cap- tured the league's Western Di- vision title, beat the Bears 4-3 fh the best-of-seven final. Johnny McKenzie broke up the decisive game by scoring the first two goals, The two teams went into the game tied 3-3 in their series, and played tough, tight hockey until Mc- Kenzie broke through for the first goal with just over a min- ute remaining in the second pe- riod. McKenzie added another goal in the first minute of the third period and the rout was 'on. Barry Cullen got the third Buf- falo goal, and Cliff Schmautz scored the last three for the Bi- sons, Myran Stankiewicz and Pete Conacher scored third - period goals for the Bears. The largest previous turnout never having won the championshipo- i "Fangio (Juan Fa of Ar- gentina) did it five es. If I had won it six times, would it make me betier than Fangio? I know it wouldn't becaruse I'm not. He is the geatest driver who ever lived." for an AHL game here was 11,- 008. 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