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uC THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 22, 1964 Yankees Move To Top By DICK COUCH Associated Press Sports Writer, New York Yankees have a couple of new helpers -- a catcher who lost his job and a "7 who hasn't had one for 10 Ss. The Yankees trimmed Wash- ington Senators 7-1 Tuesday night and wound up on top of the American League when John Romano powered Cleveland In- dians to a 4-2, 8-5 doubleheader sweep over Baltimore Orioles and Vic Power came through with the big hit in Los Angeles Angels' 2-0, 3-2 sweep over Chi- percentage points behind New/two runs in the sixth and two York, |more scored when Bouton's RETURNS TO ACTION eighth-inning fly ball fell for a : \double. Power was back at first base) Chuck Hinton's sixth - inning in the White Sox-Angels second) I ton's shutout game after an enforced 10-day hor" "af agian cies ecdlaes layoff--the result of 4 run-in with umpire Jim Honochick in CHANGES POSITIONS aes in the seventh in gta ye ge ne age ' ; i ee runs with a ning with two outs and cracked air fgg Palo cara double. a bases-loaded single off Gary|iye went to the outfield in the {Peters that brought the Angels nightcap and Joe Azcue took from behind and pushed the Sox over behind the plate.as the In- linto third place, one-half game/dians stacked their batting or- erst into second place, fivejon. John Blanchard singled in When Orioles And Sox - Both Lose Twin-Bills The Angels' Bo Belinsky and reliever Bob Lee combined for a seven-hit shutout in the opener against Chicago, Felix Torres homered in the fourth inning and gingled in the sixth, driving in both Los Angeles runs, Jim Fregosi's first °- homer in the nightcap gave the Angels a 1-0 lead but the White Sox came up with two runs on aoe hits in the bottom of the rst, Relievers Aubrey Gatewood and Bob Duliba blanked the Sox the rest of the way and Re ED ones eyee MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS REPORTS BETS OTTAWA (CP) -- Parimutuel, British Cadets | « , betting at all Canadian race- By THE ASSOCIATED PRES* American League AB R H Pei Oliva, Minn. 391 69 131 .335 Allison, Minn. 330 64 107 .32/ Mantle, New Y. 250 47 81 .324 Robinson, Balt. 347 44 110 .317 Frégosi, Los A. 276 52 86 .312 Runs--Oliva, 69; Allison, 64. Runs Batted In--Stuart, Bos- ton, 84; Killebrew, Minnesota, 70. Hits -- Oliva, 131; Robinson,| inning} |Williams, Chi. 359 62 123 .343 110. Doubles -- Bressoud, Boston; and Oliva 24; Allison 23. Triples -- Yastrzemski, Bos-| iton, and Versalles, Minnesota, \8; Fregosi, Los Angeles, 7. | Home Runs -- Killebrew, 33; (Powell, Baltimore, 26. Mays, San F. Santo, Chicago Aaron, Mil. jelphia, 67. Runs Batted In--Santo, Mays, 67. Hite -- Williams, mente, 121. Doubles--Clemente, liams, 23. 123; 25; 9; Santo, 8 liams, 23. geles, 31; Brock, St. Louis, 21. ton, 11-4, .733. 341 76 111 .326 337 57 109 .323 360 60 115 .319 -Runs--Mays, 760 Allen, Phila- 68; |(Reuters)--The British Army Cle-| ander Wil-| team Triples -- Pinson, Cincinnati,) The eight - member British Pitching -- Koufax, Los An-|who scored 49 at 200 geles, 14-4, .778; Bruce, Hous-|50 at 500 yards. Defeat Canada sea Conon wa In Rifle Shoot to! 'onday. incial taxes on that amount were $13,783,104 and the federal] levy was $1,015,- BROOKWOOD, Eagland\223. | jeadet team retained the Alex-idet WO2 B. M. Watt, Victoria Graham Bell Trophy/B.c., 49 'and 49; A. R. Amy |Tuesday at Bisley in the annual| (Victoria College, Jersey) 49 rifle shooting matchjang 49 and M. Goold (Shrews- jagainst Canadian Army Cadets./bury school) 48 and 48. team led throughout to win by|> Home ;Rans--Mays, 29, Wil-'759 (out of a possible 800) to , . Stolen Bases--Wills, Los .An:| F Top score was made 'by Cadet Lieut, W. Fry, of Halifax, N.S., yards and 2 BIG HITS ! Other high scores were: Ca- | Stolen Bases--Aparicio, Balti- jmore, 34; Weis, Chicago, 16. Pitching -- Bunker, Balti- more, 10-2, .833; Ford New York 12-3, .800. National League AB RH Pet. Clemente, Pitts. 350 54 121 .346 curoor Healie | ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "The informers" To Live" "Condemned 7 -- ay DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. ¢ White Sox. off the pace. der with righthand hitters|Power's hit, following a pair of "When Romano and Power,| Boston Red Sox defeated De- against Baltimore southpaw|walks and a aaa by Bob the returning vacationer, hadjtroit Tigers 7-5 on Dick Stuart's|cioye Barber, Rodgers, provided the victory completed their night's work,|three-run homer and Kansas) Berber had a three-hit shut-|margin, sae BILTMORE ~~ innit New York was in first place/City Athletics nipped Minnesota out until the eighth, when Ro-| Stuart's 24th homer snapped a 725-5833 1:30 P.M. § Sa the Crisis and Witte Sexityeas 14 on Hock i ennee, ied off with his 14th\a 4-4 tie at Boston and upped YOU CAN SEE Ir TD TI > were--temporarily at least~in/two-run double in other games jmano Gefore the inning was|his leaguedleading RBI total to A . ages . "KWAI | The supreme spectacle that had tr. come thundering out of the most thrilling continent! , o| homer. ; the field. Tom Tresh honored. twiee| over. "Woodie Held had hit a/8. Bill Monbouquette weathered The Massacre of Isandhlwana 2 The Mating Song of the Zulu Maidens. ° The Incredible Siege of Ishiwane & Wight of the 40,000 Spears 2 at's where Romano was un-|and doubled for the ¢ , ur his third homer of the phen fa Jim Bouton won his ;pinth ad 'dciven in. another run with| pt Ml. eg ee Mag ing triggered an eight-run In-|game in ecisions with a|"4% lhis third strai dn cores in the eighth in-|four-hitter. a single. Geleviia's potty Oe "i ning of the Cleveland-Baltimore| Tresh hit a solo homer in the}. John Powell had three hits iD bie broueht Gran cyt | nightcap. jsecond inning and connected|each game for the Orioles, in-| 73 defint fice helped y Bret ged The big inning sent the Orioles'again in the fourth with a man/cluding a first-game homer. [Twins thelr sixth straight beg BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS back, He also singled in a run. iSchwall 2-1) at St. Louis (Craig|Chicago (Horlen 7-5) night |5-4) night |. Kansas City (Pena 7-9) at ee a, GBL| New York (Jackson 5-11) at/Minnesota (Stigman 5-8) night \Cincinnati (Tsitouris 6-6) night) Detroit (Rakow 5-6) at Boston rae American League |(Wilson 10-4) night WL Pct.G Joseph E. Levine presents Where the GHOULS are ie whore the FUN ie! «em internationgs By THE CANADIAN PRESS 589 wm 1 '548 3Y6\New York 54 34 +538 Baltimore 56 36 516 6% Chicago 55 36 51 Los Angeles 49 48 .505 Chicago 505 7%! Minnesota 47 46 505 Los Angeles 45 489 Detroit 46 46 .495 1014| Buffalo 49 Houston 43 453° 12% Boston 46 49 .484 11% Toronto 48 '511 New York 28 66 .298 27 |cleveland 41 50 .451 1414| Richmond 43 .467 Tuesday's Results Kansas City 35 58 .376 Ey ermoretg - ped Philadelphia 6 Milwaukee 3 [Washington 36 61 .371 2244)*"anta : ' Chicago 2 San Francisco 1 Tuesday's Results Tuesday's Results New.York 4 Cincinnati 2 |Washington 1 New York 7 Rochester at Richmond ppd, Pittsburgh 8 St. Louis 4 [Los Angeles 2-3 Chicago 0-2 |'@in Houston 1 Los Angeles 0 Cleveland 4-8 Baltimore 2-5 {Atlanta 1 Toronto 4 Probable Pitchers Today Kansas City 5 Minnesota 4 |Jacksonville 7 Buffalo 6 | Philadelphia (Culp 7 - 7) al/Detroit 5 Boston 7 |Syracuse at Columbus 2 ppd, Milwaukee (Spahn 6-10) night Probable Pitchers Today rain Chicago (Jackson 12-7) at San| Cleveland (Donovan 4-7) at} Francisco (Herbol 7-5) Baltimore (Pappas 8-4) night | Houston (Johnson 8-8) at Los| Washington (Koch 3 - 5) at| Angeles (Koufax 14-4) night |New York (Downing 6-2) Pittsburgh (Veale 10-6) or| Los Angeles (Newman 8-3) at! BILLY WILLIAMS Hits Winning Clout fee rv ney ori x xemseys As Cubs Top Giants iS By MIKE RATHET |Phillies leading only 4-2. Bald-|with two fourth-inning runs on a} Associated Press Sports Writer|schun got Hank Aaron to hit into|pair of walks and singles by| Garland Peary Matt MANSOIt tee oh a tap in freat of Gelman CUFF ROBERIGON > ee pred plate. | Lynch smashed his grand|i™_ inthe year's most talked-about role ! culated risk when he left his) ,20¢ Mets made it four|slam off Ron Taylor in a five- iin, ansind "| straight victories over the Reds)run fifth inning that gave the} iy Bi jas Larry Elliot hit a bases-|Piratas more than enough to) Williams shoved temptation empty homer off Joey Jay, 4-8,/beat the Cardinals. Taylor took| just 60 feet from Perry Tuesday|in the second and walked be-jover for starter and loser Ray]| night when he dropped his patfore Jesse Gonder homered in|Sadecki, 10-8, after rain delayed| at home plate and trotted)the fourth. the game 81 minutes, | around the bases after banging The victory went to Bill! Joe Gibbon, 7-3, needed relief | a_ two-run homer that provided| Wakefield, who pitched 5 1-8 in- help to win it after Mike Shan- | Chicago Cubs with the Truns/nings of two-hit relief.after the/non hit a three-run homer for OSHAWA * they needed to whip San Fran-|Reds chased Tracy Stallard'the Cardinals in the eighth. cisco Giants 2-1 Tuesday night.|------------___________. es SOCCER STAR KILLED | DRIVE-IN THEATRE LONDON (AP)--John White, * 725: 4670. | Perry, however, remained) = LIFT SUSPENSIONS calm. The 25-year-old San Fran-| syeRFFIELD (Reuters)--Sus- cisco righthander has kept his|pensions of two British soccer|,. eae Stns enemy bets for tro Be na agg sa of he, Tene, a ¢ " iti pir |: ' . : successive games now, jtime for them to report for their) ji chtning Tuesday while playing : |golf. His body was found under| atk os Me nt B CF ue a tree on the golf course at En-| a eG EAB been unable to do the same with) club's first pre-season workout. the ball. eS |Davyid Layne and Peter Swan Since he smashed Nellie Fox'sjof the English League's First-|fieiq j "| bat in a rage after losing t0|Division club Sheffield Wednes- pot a cies ete tro Houston Colts and was illed|qay were named in connection a storm for the damage, Perry has bee) with an allegation of soccer bri- : in two games and allowed fivé|pery and suspended three WON'T PLAY runs--all on homers. eo ago. | SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Williams's homer, his 23rd,) ' ite ' SWIM CHANNEL Pitcher Jack Sanford of San made the Cubs the latest soba DOVER, England (Reuters)--| Francisco Giants has been feel- in the National "ey mbed Ten English schoolboys beat the|ing fine since a 10-hour opera-| sweepstakes as '! ie theif English Channel Tuesday when/|tion om his throwing arm Fri-| over the .500 leve Pi nd they set a cross-channel relay'day, but he will not play ball] fourth straight victory ane) og Phe Denstone College|any more this year. 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