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OT EN oe we ee ee es 20 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 12, 1963 Tommy Davis Hits Hard To Defend Title NEW YORK (AP) -- Tommy Davis, hitting hard in defence of his National League batting championship, has moved to within 11 points of the lead while spearheading a drive that has lifted Los Angeles Dodgers into first place in the pennant race. The Brooklyn-born outfielder hit at a 400 pace with 10 hits in 25 tries in last week's games. This boosted him into third place in the batting competition| .Zima with a .329 average. He won the title last year with a .346 mark, Dick Groat of St. Louis Cardi- nals and Wes Covington of Phil- adelphia Phillies are deadlocked for the top spot at .340, Groat slipped one point with eight hits in 24 times at bat while Coging- ton dropped 11 'points with a three-for-13 performance. Frank Malzone, Boston's vet- eran first baseman, took a com- manding lead in the American League. He increased his aver- age by eight points to .351--19 points higher. than runner-up Al Kaline of Detroit, who moved up from the No. 6 spot with a 12-point gain. Floyd Robinson of Chicago White Sox climbed one notch to third despite a four-point drop to .325. Leon Wagner, co-leader a week ago, slumped to fourth at .323 Bob Allison of Minnesota Twins slammed two home runs to lift his American League leading total to 15. Hank Aaron of Milwaukee} continues to set the National] League pace in homers with 17. He had one last week. THIS FISH JUST PLAIN HELPFUL DORSET, Ont. (CP)--Mr. and Mrs. Stanley James in- sist they got a helping hand from an obliging trout. The St. Catharines couple were fishing in Kawagama Lake, about 60 miles north- east of Orillia, when Mrs, James hooked a lake trout, using a Williams Wobbler. Her husband tried to fit a small landing net around the fish, but failed. Instead, the fish seized the handle of the net and disappeared under the boat. When it came up on the other side, Mr. James also grabbed the handle and, with the fish still clinging to it, hoisted his orize aboard. The fish weighed 22 pounds, was 38 inches long | and had @ 21-inch girth. Lloyd Percival Predicts Most | Exciting Meet | TORONTO (CP)--Lloyd Per- cival, chairman of the Toronto International Games, said Mon- day the June 25 games at Var- sity Stadium should be "the most exciting outdoor track and field meet ever held in Canada," Percival predicts an assault on the record books. He expects the first half-mile ever run un- der one minute and 48 seconds in Canada, with Toronto's Bill Crothers facing Jim Dupree of Southern Illinois and Kevin Ho- gan of California, two top United States runners who have beaten Crothers. A record had been expected in the six-mile run with Bruce Kidd of Toronto matched against Basil Heatley and Mel Batty of Britain and Peter Mc- Cardle of the United: States. Kidd, however, has withdrawn because of a heel inflammation| picked up Saturday in the} Compton, Calif., relays, Kidd! will rest a month before run- ning again. SPORTS BRIEFS | LEAFS MAKE SWAP TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto| Maple Leafs of the Interna. tional League and Denver Bears of the Pacific Coast League have swapped players in a two- for-two trade, it was announced Sunday night. The Leafs gave up third baseman Steve Deme. ter and relief pitcher Russ He- man for outfielder Jim Mc. Knight and pitcher Archie White. RUNS WRONG WAY | CINCINNATI (AP)--A horse! tossed its rider and ran the wrong way in the fifth race at River Downs Saturday, ending up.in a head-on collision with another horse and injuring jockey William Silva seriously. Rico Pop, the 'wrong-way horse, | died almost immediately after the collision, Silva, 20, suffered a broken right leg, severe} mouth cuts and other injuries. 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