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10 hell COMAWA Tues, Monday, July 22, 1963 IT'S A HIT! Cincinnati's Gene Freese plants a foot on first base for a hit, a Giants' Orlande Cepeda wild throw man Harvey Ku from base rd 22 HOME.RUNS National P Have Bad By JIM HACKLEMAN Associated Press Sports Writer, This has been a great year for' pitchers, But you couldn't prove it by their work Sunday in the Na tional League, There were 183 hits sprayed around and out of league parks) in eight games, including 22 home runs, Pittsburgh Pirates rapped out 22 hits in an extra-inning vic- tory, Philadelphia's streaking Phillies collected 29 in a doubdle- header sweep over New York: Mets, Milwaukee Braves got 26 in tripping Los Angeles' front. running Dodgers twice, and both St. Louis Cardinals and San Francisco Giants ran up big to- tals, Strangely enough, the big guy for the day was Ron Fairly, who belted a grand slam, another homer, a double and three sin- gles--for the losing Dodgers Milwaukee did in Dodgers by scores of 7-2 and 13-7, and sec ond-place St. Louis moved up to within six games of the league leaders by trouncing Houston Colts 9-4 Phils extended their winning streak to seven and Mets' los- ing string on the road to 16, 8-0 and 7-2. Pittsburgh. nipped Chicago Cubs 6-5 in 14 innings on Jerry Lynch's record-tying pinch homer and Bill Virdon's single And San Francisco erupted for a 10-5 victory over Cincinnati Reds Saturday, Los Angeles feated Milwaukee 5-4, nati defeated San Francisco 32 Philadelphia defeated New = York 5-1 and St. Louis rapped Houston 8-1. Pittsburgh and Chi- cago were rained out > WINS FIRST GAME Hank Aaron and Denis Menke homered for M ukee the opener and rookie Bob Sadowsk posted his first pitching victory after The second game vy Braves seven-T n Tony de Cincin inning of the game at Crosiey Field, vesierday, Reds' Veda Pinson, not shown, wha had doubled pered from second wh p ba i ants AP four losses bast was deci ided won Wit ephoto) Yankee iiketiines Play Sizzling Hot To Smother Indians Ry MURRAY ROSE Associated Press Sports Writer Ea hh might be better fading opy pOSTION pled Yankees did over the wee end was take three straigh trem Cleveland's var shing @ians and stretch their ke eeven fames, jarrest the season The Twn-7 and Sun@a aay. 3 ay whacked another Yanks ramne aoabie ming 'the AMIE dson's Rea Sox 2 Sox 3.2 Twin an't Meve vik stand Hamilion ya ¥ single off reliever cou or single a was Indians , dium raight hicage White Minnesota ton Sena innings, ninth de nil iged Wast ame on a 34 ead and reliever Rut : R y baie Sta Sonny Calls The Shot: Too Busy To Move Out Ry BOR MYERS LAS VEGAS Awesome Sonny mained a most varne weign New form Ma he weriy wrecked asating round Sept. 25 Scheduled thoagh veda can pet i Las Vegas rambling periors thet Ro went go foor, Yes re 'arn enceerter goes on at 7 pwn. MST A capacity ef akmast ROW wil wak nm Person in the Las Veras Comeention Com ve, and an undetermaned nom ber ei view & im more than 240 theatre and other oatiets a@reand the netion via closed PVeR THAN craw' ~ MAW ake place. shonin' *® arax pod award of . fre teievisien and mov maT. This would dt fer iess SO Mies par onl @7TugMal mak tal explained bx ~ on mines sk quickest bormge histom No sorprises were expected me regia bt a hime mal Gere tare uders , RULE WAIVED The three knachdsar the an a kreckdoen davs have bern 4 rar Ww nia Senre " --" mandatan wim pee a anda s home ™ VRRT ex Sera) ara arwrnd After free Liston, who t poked w aim on Patterson's Has he 2 ty thet F "h @idnt cross Si tne, whe s ths my --_-- my Mind tar tom Pat ~ramprnsh twice. He winch was when & Moare ersen th h aS Preceied MEe show uy aw > The 'authe " the auhees ang Lasten second game pitching. Joe Torre had a homer and two singles in that one, driving in four runs, Manager Wait Alston of Dodg- ers was ejected from each game in disputes with umpires Dick Groat increased his league-leading average to 338 with a double and triple in Car- dinals' romp over Colts, who now have lost six in a row, 10 of their Jast 12 and 13 of their last 16. Bob Gibson won hs fourth straght for an 11-4 rec- ord, Phils, who have taken 13 of their last 16, got a four-hit shut- out performance from Chris Short in' the opening game against Mets, then Dennis Ben- nett and Johnny Klippstein com- bined for a strong job in the Meanwhile, Phil- adelphia batters unloaded, with five hits each by Johnny Calli son and Ruben Amaro leading the barrage Lynch homered with two on in the last of the ninth inning for Pirates, tying Cubs at 5.5, for the I4th pinch homer of his car matching the big league record set by George Crowe, Then in the I4th Donn Clengenon and Bob Bailey sin- gied, setting. the stage for Vir don's deciding hit off loser Jack Warner, Don Cardwell of eer loser itchers Week-End YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS itching--Frank Lary, Tigers, hampered by ailing shoulder lsince 23-victory. season in 1961, he won for the first. time since June of last year in beating Los the first game, won the second) Angeles Angels 8-2 with a four: with three innings of one-hit re-) hitter tief Batting--Don Mincher, Twins, BACKED BY HOMER hit two homers for the second Paul Toth pitched a seven. Straight game in 3-2 decision hitter for Cubs in the opener over Washington and was backed by Lou Brock's two-run homer Cubs pulled the: first triple WEEKEND FIGHTS ay e seasor he second ig a . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The defending champion G New York -- George Benton, ants, fighting a prolonged 162, Philadelphia, outpointed Al- slump, cut losse against Reds, len Thomas, 164%, Chicago, 10. Orlando Cepeda paced the of- Jackson, Mich.--Henry Hank, fense with a homer and tw 1743) Detroit, outpointed Ed doubles for San Francisco Zaremba, Jackson, Mich.. which had won only three of its 19. previous 13 games. Bob Bolin won in relief, while Cincinnati's prize lefty, Jim O'Toole was tagged for his sixth straight de feat and now is 13-9 172%, Ariz.--Al_ Gonzalez, / Mesa, Ariz., and Kirk Barrow, San Francisco, drew, Heavies Mexite City--Antonio Rosales, 121%, Mexico, outpointed Jose Jimenez, 1234, Mexico, Phoenix, + Canadian Tower ae he ate of McGill University, Mont Diving Laurels real, who has worked in Puerto Rico for the last five years, nar edged Tom, Dinsdale of derson of Montana and Carol) Vancouver ASC who won the Anne Morrow of Vancouver tlle last year Amateur Swimming Club won Anderson scored 365.95 points the men's and women's Cana. to 359.75 for Dinsdale. He chose dian tower diving titl here ives with degree of diffi Sunday culty in the onal dives, but Ande formed them cleanly TORONTO (CP) -- Jerry An. rowly es less opt son, & medical gradu- pe BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League WL, Pct. GBI 630 353 548 7 New York Chicago Boston Minnesota ay 42 a 43 46 8 50 ) 52 52 34 61 Saturday 8 Results Caicage on 3 Minnesota Cleveland 4 New York 5 Baltimore § Kansas City 3 Detroit 2 Las Angeles 11 Results Sunday 3 Chicago 2 eveland 24 New York 5 Washington 2 Minnesota oe timore 2 Kansas City 8 Las Angeles 2 Probable Pitchers Today Angeles, Nwman 9) ork, Terry (3 National League MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League AB R BRS Roston 3 Las (a at New ¥ 10) Ros BOs ' ] z ' 48 Wagner Rans Runs Wagner Hits-- Ma Denbdics Triples : jos son, M Ratied In--hKa Ps nesota ne me Ranas -- A brew Stolen Bases-- A Pitching 1 923 Strikeouts National League Runs--H Runs Ratied In Rits--G roa 2 Doendles--G roat Triples Pins Home Runs Mriikeouts--h ouls Chuck McKinley. Sure Of Place = Davis Cup Team : aP)--1 FOREST, 1 Kink RIVER near Ph Pennsvivanis xe Chub the champ rol the womens Lite Wh GBI 60 37 613 = 3446 33.49 32 540 ut 520 Richmond 164 Toronto 446 Southern ---- Indianapolis 55 43 Atlanta 3 45 Little Rock A 49 Columbus 730 Jacksonville § 4 Results Saturday Columbus "7-16 Buffalo Arkansas 3-4 Rochester Atla nia 1-3 Syreuse 42 ndianapolis 3 Richmond 2 acksonville 2 Toronto 1 Results Sunday Jacksonvi 42 Te Bu A Ro Louis Chicago Las St nReies _ 45 5b 4 iwauket Houston New York 3 sce ete Saturday San Franc Chicago at New York Las A Houstor 1-10 0-0 ilwaukee 7 Louis & : Results Sunday 3-5 Pittsburgh St. Louis § Us cathe Chicago ie hester aio Richmond Games Today Roc York 6.2 ' Games Today Games Scheduled International eal Northern Division WI Pct. GBI Cute Jets On Win Streak nh Syracuse. in dianay hester Sanday falo out of first northern division Tem Parsons 'rT in the first run he sur- 40-foot homer ve third mproved his six-hit shat- ad Tony homers eja U.S. Men Win, Women Lose In Track Meet MOSCOW Coker orante W ashing- ebase erro the of the second game winnin John owed five hits n s e AP) -- When BRE R 2SerT rip tre stopped South- f Lau ¢ T thoroughbred WINNERS of the annual Ron are shown Snowden Trophy, in the men's open trebles tournament, at The Oshawa Lawn Bowling ROW SNOWDEN TROPHY Dick Adams Trio Wins Mens Trebles in line with two wins were E. Carswell, J. Morrison and C, Luke , of Oshawa, who had a score of 3 plus 4, The team skipped by W. .Beard, of Cannington, had a score of 35 plus 2 Club, on Saturday, above. Left-to-right, they are: Sam MacMillan, skip Dick Adams and Jack Annand, with George Read, (extreme right) making the trophy presenta- tion on behalf of the donor. --Oshawa Times Phoio, members of the winning combi- Next nation were Sam MacMillan of Oshawa and Jack Annand of Whitby, The trophy was presen- ted, on behalf of the donor by George W. Read, Two teams were tied for sec ond piace with scores of 36 points, They were the team skipped by W. Farthing of Stouffville and the Oshawa team made up of P_ Canning, W. .Pierson and George Con stable The eclipse of the sun Satur day afternoon did not interfere with the men's trebles tourna. ment at the Oshawa Lawn Bow- ling Club, but the heavy rain which followed soon after, for- ced the cancellation of the final game. The tournament had to be decided on the basis of two games, due to Che waterlogged condition of the greens The Ron Snowden Trophy was presented to Dick Adams, of Whitby, whose team had the top score 40 points, Other the Ww two-game winners were. Joyce, E Clemence and F. Lindsay, of Oshawa, who had a score of 4 and the Oshawa team made up of C. Peacock, C, Foster and E Cay, who had a score of 32 Also among of Canada Snipers Slump At Bisley By DOUG MARSHALL Five Canadians Seek Title At Rilantic City oe : Hali but it went to Canada in CITY, NJ ACP- BISLEY, England (CP)--The 1960 and 1961--first to Cpl. Gun- Canadians will Dominion of Canad Rifle nar Westling of Vancouver and h the water here Team wound up a disappointiag/then "WO2 Norman Beckett of saday in an attempt to Win Bisley fortnight Saturday with Hamilton, Ont $5,000 first prize in the 26- their pavilion shelves bare Of "This is the first time in four world's championship pro- major trophies for the firstlor five years that we haven't ong-distance swim time in years received at least one of the four will join 14 other swim-' Keith Pilcher, a major trophies," said th DCRA n Aree WOMEN Hampshire dentist took the commandant, Capt A G ast hopes from the Canadians Bridgman of Ottawa when he won the Queen's Prize "Although the weather was highest individual shooting bad and many of. the team are honor in the Commonwealth-- unfamiliar with the range, we with a score of 283 out of a pos- just were not shooting as well sible 300 me as other years." The highest Canadian scorer After nearly two weeks of in- was LAC Jim Hennok, recently tenmittent drizzle, the skies from Ottawa, who placed fifth cleared over the famed Stickl- with 278, Earlier, the 12 - man down Range for Saturay's DCRA team trailed Britain by competition. The Canadians hid points to come second in the claimed it was the first time Kolapore Trophy, they seen sun since they team awards : 1321 points and a possible won last ATLANTIC -- Fiye he m essiona They mers ie 35-year-old ~repre ven countries Ab. Atlantic n the ann around Isla City is located Favored win is Willemse, winner of hree swims and wir Canadian events as Lake Qniario swim, St. John and Que., swims. t 29-year secon Herman the last of such Toronto's and the rois-Rivi to Lake T eld Du probable y always seems muggy on this range," said Toronto's Myles Morgan, one of the Queen's finalists. "If it isn't rain or fog it's heat haze." TONIGHT Lumsden, 1936 1.2 ncluding ¢ =rane who won in umsden the are _ Montre ast wear uM Toronto 1 amson, 21 Canadians fourth in the non T 'Opa won In cup over 1 event, which 2. and handed the to Scotland they ward Forsbrey af and Ross W Chateauguay of two more if at both 900 and finished up by shots he P bonus by _ RIVE QUALIFY Five Canadians : hens Resides Hennok Gerry Ouellette, for Windser and now of made it inte the top 15 wood with $:21 the emst had qual fina course was who 2 im te oniy , meriy Ottawa places Last was won In addition to the $5,000 fi of prize, $2,000 will be given for second, $1,000 for third, $800 for fourt $508 fifth, $300 for sixth and $200 f th sevent ad the Londoner eeveted prire ?. @ year by for a fa or HORSEMAN DIES CALGARY (CP) Leonard Jacques pioneer Calgary n businessman known across Canada for his participation in racing, died a jeng illness WATCH FOR Thursday after hits and run in the venth on a sac. ed with the run Inthanapolis mng which wiped out jerad Virginians scored the the om of the mrhth on a bases oaded and a sinels ww Joe Hap Richie ational sue hmond, going four i @riving in three 13 for 24 in his last] was the by ty © hott chipped mt and winning rent in fareceay? 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