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NI cag ter OS ERNE IO ASP AS RNB Re ripe ye os oy gang eV" Ss eee ee pus Phe ett onarage THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, July 3, 1964 Willie Smith's Bat Spahn'ss Magic Touch Apparently Used Up | Blasts Baltimore A | Angels Snap Slump By MURRAY CHASS Press Sports Writer Willie Smith, baseball's new- est Cinderella, hasn't turned into a pumpkin after all. Smith, who stepped off the pitchers mound into a slugging outfielder's role, clouted a grand-slam homer in the ninth inning that boosted Los Angeles Angels to a 10-6 triumph over the American League - leading Baltimore Orioles Thursday night. Smith aso belted a single and two doubles and drove in two other runs as the Angels broke their five-game losing streak. The 25-year-old wizard, who didn't do much for the Angels three consecutive games with his bat during the team's recent 11-game winning streak. Then Smith tailed off consid. erably, as if midnight had struck. Before-Thursday's game he had only five hits in 27 times at bat, sudden slump dropped his average from a sea- son's high of .340 to .286. Just as suddenly, though, Willie re- discovered his glass slipper. He popped out in the first inning, then: Doubled home the Angels' first run in the fourth; ignited a two-run rally with a leadoff sin- gle in the sixth; doubled across another run in the seventh and connected off ace reliever Stu Miller with the bases loaded in the ninth for his. fourth home run, His hit and RBI production was his biggest for one game and increased his average to .317 and his RBI total to 23, 21 coming in the last 17 games. YANKS EDGE ATHLETICS Elsewhere in the American League, New York Yankees nipped Kansas City Athletics 4-3 in 15 innings, Minnesota Twins outslugged Boston Red Sox 15-9 and Detroit Tigers mauled Cleveland Indians 9-1. The Orioles' loss cut their lead| to three games over the Yank- kees. Jack Brandt hit a pair of two-out, two-run homers, the second coming in the eighth _ with his pitching. arm, won SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' THE FOLK FESTIVAL track meet here on Dominion Day was a treat for the track enthusiasts. Alex Oakley won the beautiful trophy donated by Col. R. S. McLaughlin, so at least for the first year, this handsome and coveted award will stay in Oshawa. Completing the 20-mile walk in less than three hours was a tribute to Oakley's splendid condition, as well as his skill and competitive spirit, for the hot, humid weather was not really 'first choice' for rigid athletic endeavor. The Toronto veteran and ex-policeman, Art Keay, as usual, finished what he started and, although he was "well back"-- he finished the race. Three of the entrants were forced to drop out. . The big upset, of course, was in the women's 80- metre hurdles, when world's title-holder Tammy Davis of U.S.A., could finish only third. Marion Snider of Toronto won it, followed within a fraction by Jenny Wingerson, also of Toronto. They set a new Canadian "native" record for this event and equalled the Canadian "open" mark of 11 seconds even. This, by the way, can be accepted as a tribute to the splendid cinder track this city is fortunate enough to have at Alexandra Park. It's considered one of the best in Canada and was "'built" away back in the early 30's. It doesn't get nearly as much use as it should and yet, even though given very little attention in the past 15 years, it is still in excellent condition, The weatherman gave the officials a real break, too -- a heavy rainstorm actually circled Alexarsira Park in mid-afternoon. Reports of heavy rain were received from Pickering, Brooklin, Bowmanville and even in the south end of Oshawa -- but at Alexandra Park they had only a brief sprinkle. x ES x x OSHAWA MERCHANTS are at home to Brockville, in a | senior baseball game this evening, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial | | Stadium. The Brockville team were the victims of a misun- lawa, at Kinsmen Civie Memor-| jial Stadium, 8.15 p.m. } LACROSSE . . | OLA 'Senior League -- Brook-| UAW Picnic derstanding in their last appearance here and came to Osh- awa first, only to learn that the Merchants were playing that | "home game" out at Little Britain. Some of the Brockville | squad didn't make it in time but the report is that they'll | all be on hand for tonight's game, at Kinsmen Stadium. | Merchants defeated them the last time but they'll have to be, | in top form to take this one here this evening. It should be a good ball game. | x x x x SPORT QUICKIES: -- Oshawa Scugog Cleaners won the Peterborough men's invitational softball tournament on Do- minion Day. The A. and W. team of this city is competing in an "'open" invitational meet, at Hull, Quebec, this week- end. ... DAVE ROCKBRIA of Oshawa, won the Junior class title, in the Eastern Ontario motorcycle races held at Camp- bellford on Wednesday... . MARGARET SMITH, defending champion, will meet Maria Bueno of Brazil, a former cham- pion, in the women's tennis singles final, at Wimbledon. Billie Jean Moffitt of U.S., last year's finalist, was beaten yesterday again by Miss Smith, ending all U.S. hopes for a Wimbledon title. In the.men's singles, it's an all-Australia final, Stolle vs Emerson. They play today, the women clash on Saturday... . WARREN SPAHN failed to finish again yesterday and was charged with another loss, at the hands of the Cards... . WILLIE SMITH blasted the league- leading Orioles, to pave the win for Angels. He had two doubles, a single and then a grand-slam homer in the 9th inning. Wow! ; WOODBINE RACE RESULTS Copyright 1964 by McMurray Publishing Co., Lid. (Daily Racing Form). FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,200, maiden)3-jtulyarso, Harris two-year-olds, foaled in Caneda, 5 fur-)Start good, won driving. longs (6). Also Ran in Order: Peter Wrack, Hash 3-Spotted Flyer, Dittfach 16.70 4.40 2.70| Boy, New Flight, Count Page, Aliarco, 1 ake, Fitzsimmons 2.80 2.30/8Nd_ Fairmagoria. Steninien Burton 2.50 Winner CH @ 6 Navy Page -- Grandchild 2.90 |p.m. | Neighborhood Assoc. Atom) |League (West Division) -- Glen |6.30 p.m. |Kinsmen Civic Memorial pee and tying the game 6-6. Miller, now 4-2, hadn't lost since April 28. Albie Pearson opened the Angels' ninth with a single, went to second on Mil- jler's throwing error and took \third on a walk. Smith then j blasted his first major league }grand slam. | Hector Lopez drilled a bases- \loaded single in the 15th inning for the Yankees' victory. leaaged Mantle started the win- ning rally with a triple. The Yankees tied the game 3-3 on Bobby Richardson's leadoff homer in the eighth, Mantle drove in New York's first two runs with a fifth-inning double. Bev Kingston, well-known Oshawa harness racing driver, doesn't seem to mind the fact HARNESS RACING CAN BE A DIRTY BUSINESS that it is often difficult to keep his nose clean, in his busi- ness. He drove Kayson Hal to a win in the fourth race at As He Loses Another By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer Where has Warren's wonder gone? For the ninth consecutive time Thursday Warren Spahn, Mil- waukee's 43-year-old pitching marvel, trudged from the mound early as the Braves lost to St. Louis 4-3. So, within hours, Milwaukee fans were forced to wonder whether the Braves were ready to hit the road and whether Spahn had reached the end of it. First came still another report that the Braves would be play- ing in Atlanta next year. And then Spahn. went out to the mound against the Cardinals, looking for his first victory in a month an? his first complete game since May 19. Instead, the winningest left- hander in major league history was knocked out in the seventh inning and tagged with his third straight loss. He now is bogged down with a 5-8 record and a staggering. 4.89 earned run av- erage. While Spahn's ineffectiveness continued to plague the Braves, the first-place San Francisco Gi- ants suffered a temporary set- Revive Report | Braves Moving Greenwood Race- It Toronto's way on Wednesday night. was a muddy track ! --(CP Wirephoto) Minnesota mauled the Red Sox for the second straight day. Don Mincher leq the assault, a driving in five runs with BASEBALL SCORES AND To Atlanta, '65 | NEW YORK (AP) -- The Mil- waukee Braves move-to-Atlanta STANDINGS fifth-inning double. ' By THE CANADIAN PRESS Minnesota mauled the Red Sox) National League |for the second straight day. Don WL Pet. GBL | Mincher led the assault, driv-isan Francisco 47 28 .627 -- jing in five runs with a three-run) Philadelphia 44 28 .611 1% jhomer and a single. Tony Oliva| Cincinnati 40 34 541 6% |/had three hits included a three-| pj:tshurch 38 34 528 714 jrun homer. et Tons 38 38 .500 9% | Mickey Lolich held the Indi- Chicacn 35 36 .493 10 |ans to five hits as they lost thei Milwaukee 36 39 .480 11 sixth straight game. The Tigers es 5) 39 473 11% scored five runs in the second) Houston 36 41 468 12 inning, three on a homer by!New York 23 55 .205. 2514 Gates Brown. Thursday's Results |St. Louis 4 Milwaukee 3 Pittsburgh 5 San Francisco 6 SPORTS |New York 1 Houston 7 | | Chicago 0 Cincinnati 7 |Philadelphia 3 Los Angeles 2 | Probable Pitchers Today | Chicago (Buhl 9-3) at Mil- |waukee (Cloninger 6-7) (N) TODAY'S GAMES BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Senior| Twelve Teams League -- Brockville vs Osh-| : Enter Tourney lin at Peterborough, 8.30 p.m.| : |. The first-round of the UAW SOFTBALL WA eth Oshawa City ad District -- Picnic Elimination Softball | Tournament starts Saturday at Brooklin vs Scugog Cleaners, at ¢ Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. | Alexandra Park and Lakeview | Park, between 12 local teams. SATURDAY'S GAMES At a7 noon, Dyett's Sports -vs SOFTBALL Karn's at Alexandra East and ; ae Maverick's. vs Dover's Truck City and District League --/Tine at Alexandra West. Brooklin at Richmond Hill, 8.30)" 4+ Lakeview Park,.Kent's ver-' sus Plaza Dixie on the East Dia- pee and ag meet Parts and ing |Service on the West Diamond.| Stewart at Lake Vista; Brook-| Both games are also at 12 noon.| side at Radio and Storie at) Tater games have Ward's Rundle, East Division -- King-| playing Scugog Cleaners at Alex side at N. Oshawa; Woodview at| andra South at 12.30 p.m. and Harman and Eastview at Sunny-) Ontario Steel battling Rejects on side. All games at 10 a.m. |the West Alexandra, Diamond at Exhibition Game -- Cobourg 2 p.m. | Juveniles vs Guscott Plumbing) pp), second-round starts Sun-| Juveniles, at Sunnyside Park, day at Alexandra Park between |four teams, Two clubs draw a bye in this round, ye oot gg League--Kins-| If second draw permits, these Legi ires, at} 24@mes will he played, Monday, men vs Oshawa Legionnaires, a July 6 at 6.30 p.m. Four teams will-play at UAW t| Picnie on July 11 for the soft- | ball championship. The games | will start at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. ium, 2 p.m. : : Eastern Ontario Midge League -- Cobourg at Ajax, p.m. Eastern Ontario Bantam League -- Oshawa vs Peter- p.m. - | Eastern Ontario PeeWee | League -- Cobourg vs Oshawa, Surprise Winner at Alexandra Park, 2 p.m. | TORONTO (CP) --Fairside | borough, at Riverside Park, 7.30) 'Fairside Star' Is | Start good, won driving. | by Grand Time. Trainer H. Matchett. .. Pool 42,768. Also Ran in Order: B--Lady Alexina,| New Gang and Tipsy Gypsey. SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,900 allow- Late scratch: A--Lakefield, B--Serene leap three-year-olds, 6% furlongs (5). Cathy |3-Ciboulette, Fitzsimmons $.20 2.80 2.30 A--Windfields Farms. entry |4Forest Rover, Walsh 3.80 2.40 B---Steen entry |2-Rip Van Jive, I ¥ Winner B.C 2 Fleet Nasrullah--Lycaend .|Sinrt good, won driving "e son. LACROSSE OLA Senior League --Bramp- ton vs Brooklin, at Brooklin Arena, 8.45 p.m. OLA Junior League -- Oshawa Green Gaels at Brampton Arm- 9. by Khaled, Trainer R. Jonni A ¢ Peal IEDR. is Pool 3280. | mg Ran in Order: Rah Rah and Tan- THE QUINELLA PAID $18.40 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,900 claimm-| winner DK B RE = Ing, four-year-olds and up, foaled in Can! windy answer by Winatields" rua See toric. Waa £90299 2.0| bees eee * a ° * Pool | 555. i 434. trite Brot, Harr 790 4.50/° °° 18,555. Quinella Pool 24,434. 1 Boy Parsons Start good, won driving. hin Raa te , Betta: Gener; are| 09 three-year-olds, 6 furlongs (9) 1-Cool Fool, Harrison 14,30 9.40 6.10 fista, Count Snow and Friend Willie. 3-Mr. Burke, Walsh 10.70 6.90 Late scratch--Cluny Miss. \@-Chinese Girl, Dittfach 3.70 DAILY DOUBLE, 3 AND 9 PAID $36.80 Start 00d, won, ariving. ' Winner B G 8 Bull Page--Service Badge 'an in jer: Falls Way, Maple by Case Ace .Trainer D. 0. Cardelia, blot Read yeor Pee. 1k, Dien Pool 34,73. Winner B F 3 To Market -- Chadonnell THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,300, maiden|by Challedon. Trainer E, Kalensky. three-year-olds, 1 1-16 miles (turf spelen, 45,619 (9). 4 Queen, I 19.30 8.60 5.29}, EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 elaim- Fe ig hea " er $3] ing. three- and four-year-olds, 1% miles | (8). 4King City, Ditttech 5% rt coed ~iggond ate. |1A-Humber Broom, Leblanc 9.80 3.40 4.70 Also Ran in Order: Chiekp, The Contest|SLondon Liz, Walsh 3.30 3.00 Man, Tartrazine, Bratty Chop Sus'e and|!A-Wanless, Gordon 9.80 3.40 4.70 Oe ees Nerk-t0 Soleit vies hase Oilers check Mark Mi | ; De midi, 'triteor w. la " Stag, Scion, Lorelei and Davey Lou, Pool 39,588. A--Vanderburgh and Groves entry. aire Winner BF 4 Sir Harry -- Neteay FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,300 maiden) Heather Broom. Trainer A. Rennie. 16 mil rf {Pool 51,685, Total Pool 352,070. were 1 1-16 miles (tu course) | Htendance 5.102. o-Ritter Von Kar, Walsh 6.00 12 20 -Prime Princess, Leblanc 3.50 2. train Gomer 1.0) WILL COMPETE 5 Iving. Se man In Order: Mixed Colors.|, JAKARTA (AP) -- Indones- Brown Roman, Ponderose Jim, Sept Erin,|ian Minister of Sports R. Mal- C and Prince Sied. ; : ' : Lect axee ee LS Nether ~ dneer- adi said Wednesday Indonesia 'anda 2nd by Asterios. will take part in the Tokyo Trainer G. Magnusson. Olympic Games this October. Pool 44,927. His announcement was the first FIFTH RACE -- Purse $1,900 ciaiming,| Official word on Indonesia's po- seonyosr ons and up, foaled in Canad@, sition following action of the In- y ; ' - 3 is. Tories 22.70 14.80 6.90| ternational Olympic Committee @Navy Grand, Walsh hs . #Von Riche Fi 10.0 460\in lifting ite suspenson. Sly by strongs, 8.30 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa and District League-- |Thistles vs Hungaria, 7 p.m. and Italia vs Ukrainia, 8.30 p.m. 3.70) SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,200 claim-|Both games at Kinsmen Civic) |Memorial Stadium, |LAWN BOWLING | Mea's Doubles Tournament |(Carruthers Trophy), at Bow- |manville Lawn Bowling Club |and Mixed Doubles Tournament | (Hoskin Memorial Trophy), at |Cobourg Lawn Bowling Club, |starts at 10 a.m. | \South-West Pee Wees 'Beat Jubilee Pavilion South-West came up with a} fine team effort to defeat Jubi- jlee Pavilion 7-3 in an Oshawa |Legion PeeWee baseball game jearlier this week, at Eastview | Park. Winning pitcher Jim Yakemi- jshyn struckout 13 batters and jalloweq only four hits, while |South-West collected ten hits off |Marlboroda. | Ted McComb paced. South- Star found racing room on the rail to score a stunning upset victory in the junior tort fea- ture on Thursday's harness rac- ing card at Greenwood Race- way. The four - owned by J. year - old mare, R. Pritchard of Manontic, Ont., was lightly re-} jgarded in the $2,000 event which jdrew seven starters including jthe 3-to-2 choice Kintoo Colby, Fairside Star left the gate at 17 to 1 but had plenty of speed in the stretch to beat Lullwater Frost team from the Armstrong |Brothers Stable of Brampton, Ont. New York Los Angeles, (N) St. Louis (Gibson 6-5) at Cin- cinnati (Tsitouris 4-5) (N) Pittsburgh (Law 6-6) at Hous- ton (Bruce 8-4) (N) Philadelphia (Culp 4-6) at San Francisco (Herbel 6-3) (N) American League WL Pet. GBL 47 27 635 -- 43 29 .597 41 29 .586 41 35 539 : 36 40 .474 34 38 .472 36 42 .462 33.39 458 | Washington 31 47 = .397 Kansas City 30 46 395 Thursday's Results Minnesota 15 Boston9 Kansas City 3 New York 4 Los Angeles 10 Baltimore 6 Cleveland 1 Detroit 9 (Only gam heduled) Probabk. Pitchers Today Kansas City (Pena 7-7) or Drabowsky 3-8) at Baltimore (Bunker 7-2) (N) Minnesota (Stigman 4-6) at New York (Williams 1-1) (N) Los Angeles (Latman 2-6) at HOLE-IN-ONE IS OLD HAT TO HIM LONDON (AP) -- Charles Bowlby smote the ball with a six iron off the tee of the 186 - yard eighth hole of the Sandy Lodge course in su- burban Norwood recently. The ball soared high. into the wind, bounced once on the green and plopped into the cup. "Bless my soul,' sighed the 73 - year - old golfer. "I've done it again." It was Bowlby's.sixth hole in one in the last 12 years --all but one at Sandy Lodge. 14-Year-Old Is New Canadian Skeet Champ HAMILTON (CP) Ricky |McGarry, 14, of Niagara Falls, /Ont. Thursday became the first Canadian champion of cham- \pions in trapshooting in the first |major event of the four - day Canadian trapshooting cham- pionships here. The event was open to all pro- vincial title holders, McGarry, winner of the On- (Fischer 5-6) at (Drysdale 10-7) Baltimore New York Chicago Minnesota Boston Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland tario sub-junior and handicap events in 1963, faced a shoot-off with Harry Willsie of Montreal after the two tied with 190 birds at the end of the event which included 100 single targets," 50 doubles and 50 handicaps. In the first 40-bird shoot-off, |both again tied with 33 each but |in the second round.' McGarry jhit all 40 while Willsie missed three for 37. .. .,. quality workmanship our own Service -sta your oil furnace to th ed for fast, dependa West at the plate with two big home runs. Why don't you trust care? On call 24 hours a doy, Radio-dispatch- Phone 725-3581 anytime -- day or night Luts 43 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA : 725-3581 =", he of ff, eir ble service. ite, report, originated a year ago, Boston (Monbouquette 3-7) (N) has been revived Cleveland (Donovan 3-5) at : Chicago (Talbot 2-0) (N) The Sporting News, deane : se © A) ang denials from: involved parties, Stenhase 03) at Detroit. Gite|stated flatly it has learned that gan 3-7 and Rakow 3-6) (TN)|the Braves will llanta, Ga., in 1965, International Teague spi|_ The copyrighted story by C. C. 46 32 599 -- |Johnson Spink, publisher of the 40 33 563 2% baseball weekly, said no formal 41 33 554 3. |meeting of the National League 40 33 548 314, has been held but said the 40 33 548 314 [Braves are sure the nine other ges % league clubs will approve the move. 34 41 .453 irene he H i 7 | John McHale, Braves presi- i Thursday's Results *dent, said in Milwaukee: Atlanta 5 Richmond 0 "We consider this just an- Tes bf other of many, many stories a uo that have been written about 3 és i the subject in the past year. (Only games scheduled) We're going to stay in Milwau- kee as long as we're welcome." Jacksonville Rochester Toronto Buffalo Syracuse Richmond Games Today Toronto at Buffalo move to At-| back when Willie Mays was sidelined agaist. Pittsburgh Pirates be- cause of an upset stomach. With Willie absent, Orlando Cepeda took command, slugged a two-run homer and launched a five-run sixth inning rally that beat the Pirates 6-5. The victory kept the Giants 1% games in front of Philadelphia Phillies, who edged Los Angeles Dodg- ers 3-2, Elsewhere, Cncinnati Reds defeated Chicago Cubs 7-0 be- hind Jim Maloney's four - hit pitching and Heuston Colts made the most of five New York errors for a 7-1 victory over the Mets. Spahn, backed by homers by Rico Carty and Gene Oliver, led 3-2 going into the seventh, But Julian Javier, who homered earlier, got the Cardinals started with a single. '3 Pinch hitter Charlie James then. smacked a double that scored Javier with the tying run and when Carl Warwick fol- lowed with a single, Spahn was in the first inning)ah 14th homer, putting the Giants ead, Before the inning was over three more runs came in on'sin- gles by Jim Hart, Jose Pagan, Jesus Alou and Hal Lanier, a walk and a wild pitch. The Phillies collected 'only five hits but made the most of them, scoring all their runs in the third against Phil Ortega. A walk, John Callison's homer, an error by Derrell Griffith and Clay Dairymple's single got the job done. Frank Howard hit his 19th homer for the Dodgers. Maloney, bringing his record to 7-8, had a no-hitter going, un- til Dick Bertell led off the sixth with a single. He also had @ 6-0 lead--five runs scoring in the third inning. Frank Robinson's two-run triple was the big hit in the uprising. Bob Aspromonte was the key man for the Colts, delivering three singles and driving in. two runs. His third hit climaxed a four-run seventh inning in which the Mets committed four errors. replaced. Lou Brock's sacrifice fly brought in the winning run.) The Pirates led 2-1 when Wil-| lie McCovey singled in the sixth) and Cepeda followed with his YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting--Willie Smith, Angels, hit grand slam homer in ninth inning for 10-6 Los Angeles vic- tory over Baltimore Orioles after collecting two doubles, a single and two runs batted in earlier. Pitching--Jim Maloney, Reds, checked Chicago Cubs on four |hits in Cincinnati's 7-0 triumph. Junior B Lacrosse Lakeshore League p.m.; Markham, Tuesdays, 9.00 p.m.; 8.00 pm. Tues, July 7, Brooklin at Markham, | Tues., July 14, East York at Markham. Sun., July 19, Brooklin at East York. Friday, July 24, Markham at Brooklin. Sun., Aug. 2, Markham at East York. Tues., Aug. 4, Brooklin at Markham. Tues., Aug. 11, Markham at Brooklin. Sun., Aug. 16, Brooklin at East York. Game Times: Best York, Sundays, 2.00/ Brooklin, Tuesdays, 9.00 p.m. and Fridays/ | Fri., July 10, East York at Brooklin, | Tues., July 21, East York at Markham. Tues., July 28, East York at Brooklin, | Sun., Aug. 9, Markham at East York. INTERNATIONAL CANADIAN | GRAND PRIX for racing motorcycles ... solo and with side- cars. Syracuse at Rochester | Atlanta at Columbus | Jacksonville at Richmond | 'Weatherman Helps Suns Boost Lead 5 Year Guarantee made by Be food plows Free delivery. PRIC! IBAD BOY DEFINIT 7 SELLS FOR LESS! 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