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44 THE OSHAWA TIMERS, Wednesdey, August 7, 1963 SAFE -- HANDS DOWN! {st of Luis Aparicio, Baltimore Ori pame ole shortstop, slides back dians safely into first base, the land first inning last night's against Cleveland In in Baltimore, as Cleve- in baseman Fred Hoyt Wilhelm's Pitch Confuses Everybody, And Loses Game Too ii: New York ant pitching W am Pes gat breton who hurled Wash had won t ghter 8&5 " hi from 1 10 By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer Wilh hit shutout h an ove zed glove, the Senators needs a mobile wa with a a te fourshomer barr again Ford Stav Hoyt Im doesn't need a). catcher wit he arms The specialist, rest the A hopes over ston or Whitey Third-place wh i0-vear-o knuckleba aging arm an League pen Chicago White d batter, catcher : "ial scorer a 43 Kansas. C Athieti nicht Baltimore 0: pped Cleveland In lim Gentile drove runs with a pair of Detroit Tigers rookie » Smith collected a triple two doubles in a 10-1 wal oping Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins defeated Los Angeles Angels § The National League Los Angeles Dodgers Chicago Cubs 4-1 Giants took Houston St. Louis Car York Mets ae rates gr Braves 3 and ies belted ¢ 7-1 after losing the opener doubleheader 6.4 Im, who to oles of confuse he off in ty Tuesday The score was 3-3 going into the bottom of the ) when let go with a flutter flew past baer Gino for a third strike. and fi cked past Camilo Carreon and his oversized catcher's mitt for what was first scored a ball Cimoli wound Wilhelm wound shower after ano wild pitch Cimoli eventually scored the de cisive Tun a single George Alusik off Jim Brosnan ~And promptly told the offic Sox from Baltimore with acorer the pitch on h 1.94 era 1962 season struck o four feet wide got his ch for a victory of the plate Sox belted Ath The passed bal! ruling was John Wyatt changed and Wilhelm was c red: ninth {ted with another F te} Diego Se- go along with his 2? record gu nad allowed only one and a 2.90 es: ad run rage t : : nnings, and was 'And that e ' hee Ward's sacri. =the White Sax vo-run homer "New York by at tied the of ding defeated San Francisco Colts 31 edged Nev ttsburgh P Milwaukee Philadelphia rinnati: Reds of a passed up on first and up under a out oli on by came for the was hance n the White ever in of the ame on for sight came ' si} t} SPORTS MENU By Geo. 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Campbell EDITOR SPORTS 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Ajax Mer nts 3-4 last GREEN G AELS per Junior ; ht Long Brar fina in recent this set in toughe qu the wood nlavatfs tor rour Yr, sat ckiy as sem BRIGHT BITS Leagu schedu Shonsv's asx th the moment ye shot 'Willie Mays' Bat Is Booming Again As Giants Hold Second By BOB GRE soclated Press Sports Writer He may have been Woeful Willie for a while, but there's no doubt now that he's once again. the magnificent Mays, Wonderous Willie admitted at All-Star game time that he was pretty 'woeful about his sub-par 271 batting average, far below his 315 lifetime average, But the San Francisco Giant centrefielder in the Jast few weeks has been the Mays of old,| At the moment he's in the mid. die of one of his periodic binges, with a 10-game streak going in jwhich he is batting 400, That spurteand the end isn't iin sightehas boosted his aver- age to a more respectable 290 and has helped keep Giants in the running in the National League clase Willie had three ing a triple, and Tuesday in Giants' over Houston Colts, It kept them in a tie with St, Louis Cardinals for second place, five games back of leading Los An- geles Dodgers Dodgers kept their lead intact with a 41 triumph over Chicago Cubs in the only day game in sither league, St, Louis held off New York's. scrambling Mets 43, Pittsburgh Pirates blanked Milwaukee Braves 3-0 and Cincinnati Reds and Phila. deiphia Phillies split a pair, Reds winning the first 64 in 10 hits, includ. scored once 3-1 victory Whitfield tries to make the tag, after taking an attempt ed pick-off throw from pitcher Barry Latman,-AP Wirephoto innings and Phillies the night: | St. Louis had 11 hits, but had cap Tl, ito work hard to stand off Mets, Mays' three-hit performance Who were down 4-1 but scram: against Colts gave him six hits|bled -back to within one-run, in the last two games and 18}Cards scored their first run on for 45 in his current streak, ™)& gv -- bara agg Mu that stretch, he's scored 19/Slal beat a throw to first on a runs, driven in 11 and had two! ah double play ae doubles, two triples and six/@n@. their second on a wi homers, boosting his season to. 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'The third was set up by tal to 28. a wild pitch and the fourth was Aga'nat Colts, he singled and moved into position .by a base went to third on an infield out apr : in the second, tripled and lillies pounced on Joey Jay scored on a sacrifice fly in the for six doubles and a triple, fourth and singled Willie Me: while lefty Dennis-Benett lim: Covey into scoring position in ited Reds to three hits in the the sixth, nightcap at Philadelphia, Johnny Callison had three dou- BOWMAN DOUBLES bles and Tony 'Taylor a- triple, A double by Ernie Bowman double and single at the top of} and Felipe Alou's single pro- the Philadelphia attack, duced the first Giant run, Mes In the opener, Philadelphia's) Covey's sacrifice fly drove in ace relief man Jack Baldschun Mays with the second and sins jet in two runs in the top of gles by McCovey, Mays and the 10th with an error and a Tom Haller produced the other, wild pitch, Pete Rose had a tri- Jim Duffalo, now 4:0 and ple and a two-run homer for making only his third start of Reds, the season, stopped Colts on six hits, but needed the sharp relief help of Don Larsen when he weakened with none out in the ninth Shortstop Maury Wills stroked four straight hits, including a double, in leading Dodgers to victory over Cubs, He led off with a single, scored the first run and drove in the last as Don Drysdale won his ith of the season Pirates' Don Cardwell checked Milwaukee three hits for eight innings, but had to have} help from Al McBean when he allowed a single and a walk leading off the ninth, McBean} retired Braves in order; Pirates} got all their runs in the seventh with a double by Donn Clenen- don and singles by Jim Paglia roni and Johnny Logan the key on | BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS THE ASSQCIATED PRESS National League W L, Pet, 43 609 +49 563 5 99 5063 5 HL 592 814 54 O90. 8g 4 Qty hy GBL ace Cincinnati , Philadeiph , Milwaukee pe Pittsburg shapped Hanslan i Chuck an New York 306 he game : Tuesday's Results rind: straight in bos Angeles 4 Chicago No } Cincinnati #1 Philadelphia 4-7 ghicap, Wiliiams:al. 5! Louis 4 New York 3 only a double by Don Milwaukee 0 Pittsburgh 3 the third, strik. 542. Francisco 3 Houston 1 walking only, Today's Probable Pitchers the last 19 in. ...@s as K age (18-4) at vo get de . a cred in cago, Elisworth (15:7) raps on : Ten Kubek og San Fran isco, Sanford (10-11) we off Daniels and Houston, Farre| (a 8) (N) Richaid. |. cincinnati, Maloney (17-3) at te Philadelphia, McLish (10-7) (N) Milwaukee, Hendley (6-8) at ttsburgh, Schwall (85) (N) St. Louis, Sadecki (7-7) New York, Jackson (6-14) American League WL Pet, GBI 60 40 433 41.48 380 8 &3 51 S58 8 £0 SO 345 9g M455 495 15 '4 59 478 17 Jim Trim In Seriou Ry JOK DUPUIS MONTREAL (CP)--The ligh banter and airy casualness Mor trea! Alouettes' early mp has Coach jown to ( score. Then Carreon proved he's no ¢ Chuek homer . 5 tie a WA 504 114g Cottier a uding a sixth that Don Lock an Hinton got on h for sh the a 5 Senators n 7 s Ford his quest of victory In the n lowed Blasingame out 11 wh and retiring lost ing e es ane bs 8 al e sacri by Robby son fifth P Gentile droppe the bat r he 'nse of a slump, capped a five Oriole outburst first nning with a three r and tarred a solo a in sixth, Robin Roberts, 11-9 touched for two homers by Fr Whitfield and by Held and. needed 17th save to beat Smith, in only spot in ' a the was ed Woodie Mil Indians second New York = Chicago Baltimore Minnesota Raston Cleveland ler's rame sin be Syr Lea n from se sha Rocky and a two-ru of Frar n aved Red ona hatted who had a homer six Colay gue runs with single support i wit eather gay nt the an as and mobile prod Canada's Team "4 of omens ns sors >» Lan mm, Tri poking and Loses 5th Time In Amateur-Pro Dave,"* shed lowa Dave Hoppmann ya hy wide Hoppmi aside Sandy, he Mate who admon two took ran He Okay Trim ie ee Dixen and low rply yard pass Was too spoke Y ha ed at fulbact ar arply "and There was . r fram the play looked dead serious ALS OPEN SATURDAY The 183 Eastern Foothail Aewigoorg season epens Friday ith Ottawa Rough Rid- The Alouettes Cason Fame Hamilton Ti-Cats Cut Eight Players HAMILTO N(CP s were cut by Hamilter Tuesday coach coach spoke softly, nasty, to hardly a rs. They ht ers Mayr on Tiger Ralph as nd Ed Och Aevisate rookie iChicago 3 Kansas C rookie hi S4 61 470 18 50 59 48919 47 60 ASQ 21 41 70 369 29 Tuestiay's Results York 5.1 Washington 8-0 Raltimare 6 ty Los Angeles Kansas City Detroit Washington Tuesday's Results Buffalo 2-3 Toronto 3-2 Jacksonville 5 Richmond '4 Arkansas 9 Atlanta 1 Indianapolis 1 Syracuse 6 Columbus 4 Rochester 3 Today's Games Atlanta at Richmond (N) Arkansas at Jacksonvyille (N) ville (N) Indianapolis at Syracuse (N) euse (N) Columbus at Rochester (N) (Only games scheduled) New Cleveland 4 Boston 1 Detroit 10 Minnesota'5 Los Atigeles 1 Today's Probable Pitchers Cleveland, Grant (7-10) Baltimore, Pappas (10-6). (N) New York, Downing (7-3) Washington, Ridzgik. (2:2) .(N) Chicag Piyzaro (13-5) at Kansas € Wickersham (8-9)! N) Boston al al 0 ty Liston, Clay 'Representatives » Talk Tonight NEW YORK (AP) sentatives of world heavywerghy champion Sonny Liston and con- tender Cassius Clay will meet} n- New York tonight to arrange a title fight for September, "I more likely, next year There also was talk of a eal television fight in December be- tween Liston and Ernie Terrell, the young contender from Chi cago, in Las Vegas, Nev, Liston, peeved because a tax saving corporation gimmick Was rejected by Pennsylvania authorities, is reported © no ger ee in taking on he unbeaten Clay this year ble Is in any event, sources close to he situation say there js hardly ne left to stage a big uit television promo. ight, at Hamilton in September It also was reported that Ss Tiger-Cats, Trim of the last seven'! Nichols (1-2) troit, Bunning (8-11) Minnesota, Pascual (12-6) Los Angeles, McBride (12 (N) at De. International League Northern Division Pi, Pet, GBI 6 533 2 a7 62 60 508 SS 64 475 53 63 457 Division 69 49 85 €4 57 61 M6 59 58 43 74 Syracuse Rochester Bufyfalo Toranto Richmond Southern Indianapolis Arkansas Atlanta Columbus lacksonville tion the team on made about $250,000 for nis 130 seeands af work in dispos:| g of Floyd Patterson July 22] Vegas and would be just for the government fights again. this year "Ge nr rdon B, Davidson, the law. Loui sville busines. icate which handles said Tue sday that reports I does no next vear with I in New York as The next 'Trimble ue - in an keeps Vith he said he strategy hough he game's for was saying cheek any speci Hami a p on thoug é piaved exhibiiien game week. The ¥é te gal u but Trim.) aS to confer eoach vy a few pas sum ston against Monts Als beat them bie thinks Hamilton Ralph Sazio used an of his t . The Als won two dition games Caigary Stampeders Trimble worked four backs Tuesday, fir Sandy Stephens va ston's tonight Indianapolis Lose Another, or og . : tom Mewtt i) Nad 3-Game Slump nlans to play both Stephens and Sy THE ASSOCI ATED PRESS Marr aga Hamilto: London, Sarnia Balk At OHA Sr. Suggestion GUELPH Sarnia have 23-18 { y advisers of three ex ony » 10-1 qua Ose Franc au iott ast pak International Division ly have Aa racuse Cmefs defeated Ind anapolis 6-1 Tuesday night, wm reasing their Northern Division ead te two games. Jacksonviie! Sans beat Richmond Virginians +4 in UN innings, Arkansas "rackers $1 and Columbus Jets ted Rochester Red Wings Torente and Buffalo split second straight double- the Mamie Leafs win. the first 32 game lead League's rdianapolis wek a sag, rew su les (CP)--Landon and scuppered On taria Hockey association pre posal for entry of four Ont teams inte the Interna Hockey League, se President C. G. Patterson T night hefea 43 Bisons the second 3.2 Syracuse clubbed Indian er Joe Shipley for three each of the secend and as Dale Willis ee- hitter the @ campeciied them the THI r' thre AN for Bids by Windser Chatham Maredns toe play HL wer 2 of ally approved bx n last Sunday the OHA entry inte in the Nb BEATS SUNS ardan Land' S two-out double < rua mr Jacksonville as hack inte the Southern Atlanta Richie At said b moved scored eh the errer in 12 innings day ne sent home the!' BOMBER. GROUNDED! Calgary Stampeder quarter. back Jerry Keeling (10) sent Calgary, won over game jast night in which Stampeders Winnipeg 36-27, this Blue Bomber into a low- flying, cras h landing, during t w rn Conference Calgary Stampeders CALGARY. (CP) -- Ca Stampeders, a popular son choice to dethrone Blue Bombers as West ball Conference champions have done nothing to discourage their backers far To the immense' satisfaction of 18,800 well-wishers, the Stam peders ushered in the season by producing an unexpected ing punch against the defending champions and f hing on the long end of a 36-27 scar Lovell Coleman, the sopho more who has edged the formid able Earl Lunsford out fullback's job, spearheaded impressive Calgary attack with three touchdowns, A fourth TENNIS TOURNEY rary pre-sea Winnipeg ern Foot so scor 0 thes Win Their First One came from lard, Larry halfback Jim Dil! Two converts and a si ngle by Robinson contrib.|Gordie Row! and completed the uted three converts, two field oe total goals and a pair of singles on Calgary led 16-8 at the half kickoffs that the Bombers were but the lead dwindied to 22.21 to run back from behind after the third quarter and the goal | Jim Furlong game wasn't safe for the Stam: niso kicked a single peders until Robinson's 25-yard BOMBERS BOTTLED UP ee With 19 secgnas. re- The restricted tO & Resides outrushing the Bomb. net gain four yards on the ers by 221 yards to four, the ground by the formidable Cal. winners held a. slight edge in gary defence, two touch: passing with 235 yards to Winni- downs from Farrell Funston on! peg's 200 pass plays, anoth¢ér by Roger Calgary quarterback Ea gle Hagberg on an &8:yard Day completed of hr 1 halfback passes while Kenny Ploen and he recoy- Hal Ledyard were successful on fumble. 12 of their 19 tries Cornwall unable thei Bombers of got and one 1h rhornt defensive after ampeder on ead as Unranked Player Will Host Steals Spotlight 'Mann Cup QUEBEC playe rs matches a tennis championship but a arnold businessman who among Canada's stole the spoitlig Davi a Piers of Wir fought tenaciously U.S. star Whitney losing 9-7, 64 play, Reed and o ipiavers had byes rst round » ag Reec secor b Reed. Win Canadian rated No and is non-C tourname \fler a Joe Krol To Run In Politics Now? TORONTO CP) Joe K ball nomination servative ¢ Searborou next prey Krol write tieR Ging assat executive, Date for th mMeeuRg a has indicated te the e ag Oo ng Ras Crothers, Kidd Run In Sweden ° LONDON (CP)}--To ners Rill Crothers and Bn Kidd headed for Sweden T fer more European compen Crothers vi endon > a than his twe-mile rr The iad ceach Fr OR am for Thursday and Osle Monday Crothers, 22 ace, Was € CORNWALI Mann Cup fi home for 19 Ham 44.000 that call %9-vear: Of lacrosse but from team competing voung . Wally Barker, president of the Quebec in Eastern Lacrosse . Association, announced Tuesday that Gerry 1S Johnson, ary of the Cana- into today's field of 16 idian Association, has included two members Confirmed the deal by telephone rxada's Davis Cup team = gk a pee Seapiagarl ; <a e holdup in locating a site -- Wainy O./has been a CLA demand that $10,008 bond expenses of tern cham- the Cana- championship Ont 6 has found a in this city of itseY the home doesn't have a for the cup * said Piers, sweat favor $ Maxed salesman e leading ad Seon players Lacrosse codis of post a the for . None of the Onta Association teams whom wil) he I sentative the fi aise the manev r AVORS EASTERN SBRIES The series was wanted Netherlands' = ve a in the East a second Team Leading ° i..." ~ Bicycle Tour rio Lacrosse one of ast's repre- dai could for money will come from isholm Lacrosse Manu- Company. which the world's only la- eTOSSE k factory an the Corn- n Wall Island Mohawk Indian re rye three miles southwest of evele racers/here, The bond was the oniv dash to-/Tider on CLA approval for the Hya. Cornwall site given here twe ap of the Weeks avo AL and team 'con: » Se es show that acr piayed in Corn. wa f back as 1822 t two Will be the first time the Car has ever Laurent ough recends competitars, t esse was rian squad whicl ess than he team to beat as dian ammonship /. very Norbert Meouws, i Bri. nished ane-twe 2A the 12).s . 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