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| Mel McGaha Leading | A's On Winning Pace { By MURRAY CHASS Kansas City standards -- hasjone on Ii Associated Press Sports Writer|been amazing. When he as-|two on Now that Mel McGaha has got a rise out of Kansas City Ath- Charles Finley? H Ea-|isn't | madaba,, Whe succeeded shocking. The flurry marks the first time since last July that i die Lopat as manager, has been on the job only five days, but in \ that time the Athletics have a five-game winning] sumed control of the Athletics last week, McGaha said he q| letics, will he get a raise from|Planned nothing drastic. three in a row. At that time, drastic; it's downright Kansas City has won more than field, the Penticton, B.C. south- paw, scattered eight hits and became the first pitcher to shut A fivewame winning streak/out the Tigers this season. Kansas City seored six runs after two were out in the fourth inning of the opener. Pitcher Di- ego Segui sent three of the runs across with a bass-loaded dou- in the fourth and with in the ninth. Ted Bows- streak after losing the first un- der their new field boss. The surging Athletics stormed within one game of ninth place Elsewhere gers 7-4 and 64. hours after Finley announced he the string also ran to five. HOLD ONTO FIRST in ble. oles to three singles, in the first their' Robinson in the seventh. The White Sox on four hits in the nightcap, pitching his first com- plete game this season. He also drove in Baltimore's third run. Joe Pepitone knocked in six runs in the Yankees' dou- bleheader, four in the second- game victory. Included was a two-run homer in the fifth. Tom Tresh batted in the other three runs, two on a homer in the Harness Drivers Have Rule Change TORONTO (CP) -- Harness racing drivers no longer will be automatically penalized for slow quarter. day at a joint meeting of th Ontario Racing Commission, th Canadian Trotting Associatio and the Ontario Harness Horse- seventh, Their hitting brought) Whitey Ford his ninth straight triumph since losing on. open-| ing day. oa Frank Malzone's | two - run! the opener for the Red Sox. Leon Wagner slammed an eighht-inning home 'run_ that Juan Pizarro limited the Ori-/broke up a see-saw battle be-; tween the Indians and the hee ge pai game. He received home run|Twins. fn the American League Tues- ey og fol ge support from Pete Ward of i. ; Gay night, whipping Detroit Ti-| in 'sold on first place by split-|Montreal in the sixth and Floyd ting with Baltimore Orioles, oe Seen oe oe winning the first 5-0 and losing The Angels also won with aj home run, Ed Kirkpatrick con- nected with one on in the 10th men's Association, The constitution previously ; called for suspension of a driver whose time for a quarter-mile was four seconds or more homer in the eighth inning won ere than the previous quar- be penalized. Bob Park, president of the OHHA, said: "If a man slows|just good driving." e| Monday Dover's Edge Scugogs In '| UAW Action The rule change came Mon-| Dover's sneaked out a 3-2 pitching for Scugos| €/ decision over Scugog Cleaners, Cleaners, gave up two runs in At Record P ace riod in 1963, an increase of 161 nb in their UAW Soft-|<ingled, Harman tripled with| ball League at Alexandra Park, one out and scored on @ sacri- CINCINNATI (AP) -- Attend- in a real cliff-hanger that had fice fly, From then on, Lyons|#nce at National League base-|stood at 0 go two extra innings before|peig Pover's ' i Fg) declare a winner. albot, pitching for Dover's, ; ; i» \set last year when the league got in trouble in the first frame sd valent ae Visor th ae - = when Siblock and MacDonald).-ror throw and was safe at both singled, but he got out of THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 17,1964 19 it, He gave up a run in the Lyons, the first innifg when Langford in control until the 9th, when Leveck, first bat- second when Sutton tripled and s Lyons scored him with a single F Flockin In the fifth, Siblock, Burke and| ans g ---- hit safely in suc-) cession for a run. but they T B ll G couldn't score again. | 10 Da AMES |tnrough sunday, show the at- had an all-time record of 11,- 382,227 paid admissions, the league said Monday. Official figures recorded tendance was 506,216 ahead of the total for a comparable per cent. The total through -Sunday 4,282,267 compared ball games this season is al-|with 3,686,051 for the same num- most 600,000 ahead of the pacejber of games last year. Six clubs show an increase tries to save his horse, that's|fumbled again. It proved the the plate when the ball was jwinning run. Talbot, p. SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Sib-\season, the league said. te lb; Burke, ss; MacDon- ald, c¢; over 1963 and the other four are running slightly below last The largest gain is by New if; Kellar,/York Mets, who have drawn Wallace, rf;|637,405 to their new Shea Stad- pnts had there's confusion and jamming behind him, he should|to a post-race blood test where|Trayner, 2b; "But if he's in the clear and available. "The three groups also agreed) DOVER'S -- Lanford, ¢;|2b; Sutton, Harman, | ss:|Woodcock, 3b; Lyons, p; Allan,|ium in 23 dates, an increase of la urine test is inadequate or not|Leveck, 3b; Buckley, If; Ray,|.3b; Wallace,rf; Maeson, bat-/233,202 over their first 23 dates 1b; Waller, rf; .Trinknow, cf;'ted in 7th, at the Polo Grounds last year. had ripped up contracts of three } players and given them raises. "he Kansas City owner cited shortstop Wayne Causey and | pitchers Orlando Pena and John hi _ Wyatt for "the outstanding job it they have been doing." i If their jobs have been out- standing, McGaha's--based on the second 3-1, New York Yankees outlasted Boston Red Sox 7-5 after drop- ping a 6-5 decisjon, Cleveland Indians outs!ugged Minnesota Twins 5-3 and Los Angeles An- 7-5 in 10. innings. Bill Bryan propelled the Ath- letics to their second-game tri- umph, driving in five runs with gels got by Washington Senators) victory was Pizarro's elghthlafter relief pitcher Ron hune jagainst three defeats. committed an. error with two | Steve Barber checked thejout. SPECIA FRONT END two homers. He connected with H | yi!) e 'Popsaysno Wins On Turf TORONTO (CP)--Popsaysno, a six-year-old who has climbed) to his liking Tuesday at Wood- victory of the season. going away. the season came about as a re-| rt." gult of Rome Fiddle and Hidden| soe '65 Grey Cup Game, from the bottom to the top of MONTREAL (CP) -- Mont-| _ the claiming ladder in his rac-|real will make a strong bid for ing career despite two front|the 1965 Grey Cup game in a _ legs with more pains than a hos-|10-page submission to the Ca- pital ward, found the soft grass|nadian Football League Friday. b 0 The announcement was made bine and charged to his third Tuesday at a press conference by Keith Price, chairman of the _ . With young apprentice Wayne|Grey Cup committee. Harris sitting aboard, Pop- _ Saysno came from seventh placé|heen working for the last year _ in the 10-horse field to run down|on plans ta itis the football * Illustrator in the stretch, and!classic here next year. 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