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GOOD-BYE YOGI! -- N.Y. Yankee manager Yogi Berra (right) has his lips clamped tight, as if he "bit off' some- thing he intended to say -- but it was already too late. First base umpire John Ste- vens, purses his lips, raises the finger and gives Berra the well-known heave-ho, out of the game. An amused and in- terested observer is first. base- man Norm Siebern of Balti- more Orioles; who is grinning at the proceedings. Yogi wes ejected after disputing Ste- vens' call at first base in the sixth inning of yesterday's game when Bobby Richard- son was called out. Yankees went on to win it 3-1. KOUFAX WINS 19th Curt Flood Wallops Eight-Straight Hits - | National Leaguer since Stan Ro-|days ahead of his 1963 pace By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer Philadelphia Phillies lost a single game, San Francisco Gi- ants lost a doubleheader. But the biggest loser of all |--and he Cardinals and threatening a brecond that was set when Balti- more was in the National League 70 years ago. On Sept.: 3, 1894, Baltimore outfielder Joe Kelley collected nine consecutive hits against Cleveland. No one had done it before and no one has done it since. Flood, 26-year-old righthanded swinger, collected four hits as the Cardinals bowed to Los ie geles Dodgers: and Sandy Kou- fax 3-0 in the opener of a dou- bleheader and reached the ninth inning of St. Louis' 4-0 nightcap) triumph with a str; consecutive hits. Flood, however, lost his op-| |Groat's sacrifice fly. Simmons| while Willie McCovey and Or- portunity by striking out swing- ing against Ron Perranoski. Flood did become the first! jok of Pittsburgh in 1948 to col- lect eight hits in a double- header. KOUFAX WINS 19TH Koufax hurled a three-hitter against the rest of the Cardinals as he posted his seventh shut- out and 19th victory of the sea- son, striking out 13 and lower- ing his earned run average to a) league-leading 1.74. The Phillies, meanwhile, were bombarded 12-4 by New York Mets but still stnetched their lead to 4% games over the sec- pot agen Braves. | 'ood slammed 4@ triple, two | doubles and five singles against) thay the Dodgers, collecting four hits in a game forthe fifth and sixth) + time this season while lifting! his average to 302 from 291. He scored the only run Curt [Simmons needed in the night- of eight| nal opening the first with a) Willie Mays hit his 36th and ple and scoring on Dick! |ehecked the Dodgers on six} |hits, bringing his record to 14-9. Koufax, now 19-5, , Moved two! ond-place Giants, who dropped) ,: a doubleheader 5-4 and 10-2 to | | when he won 25 games. -| The Dodgers scored twice in |the fifth on two walks and sin- | gles by John Roseboro and Dick Tracewski before Tommy Da- vis wrapped it up with a sixth inning homer. Bobby Klaus led the Meis' 17- ihit attack against the Phillies with four singles. He triggered ja two-run first and started a three - run second end that proved enough. Galen Cisco, touched for homers by Richie lien and John Herrnstein, won it for a 5-10 record.' The Braves got the job done +jon a pair of three-run homers proved more productive prank five bases-empty blasts by the Giants. Eddie Mathews got |one in the seventh inning of the By THE CANADIAN PRESS Richmond Virginians came along at just the right time for Syracuse Chiefs. The Chiefs took a firm 2%- game grip on the International League lead with weekend vic- tories over the Vees, 4-2 Satur- day and 9-6 and 6-4 in a Sun- day doubleheader, That gave Syracuse a sweep of their five- game series with Richmond and a solid hold on the top spot in Chiefs Pad Lea At Vees Expense Wings, in fifth place a half game behind the Leafs, 6-5 Sat- urday and splitting Sunday, los- ing 5-4 and. winning 5-2. CHIEFS USE HOMERS Willie Horton's three homer was the decisive blow for Syracuse Saturday and won it for Bob Dustal, who pitched a four-hitter and blanked the Vees until the ninth, Ray Oyler's three-run homer for Chiefs in THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, August 17, 1964 4} the second game Sunday was ene of four for the that spelled the difference in the dou. bleheader sweep. Jacksonville coupled three singles with three Toronto er- rors and a pair of walks for a four-run inning Saturday that vas Toronto's downfall. 'Hector espino's homer tied it at 1-1 in the ninth Sunday, But Ossie the standings they took over last week from Jacksonville Suns. The second-place Suns split with Toronto Maple Leafs, win- ning 6-3 Saturday but dropping a 4-1 decision to the Leafs in 10 innings Sunday. The Leafs are in fourth place, 11 games off the pace. Buffalo Bisons, in third place 844 games out, and the last- place Atlanta Crackers were rained out during the weekend. Columbus Jets, in seventh place, gave the Leafs a helping hand by nipping Rochester Red opener while Gene Oliver pro- duced in the nightcap for Mil- waukee. 37th for the Giants in the opener |\lando Cepeda also connected. |Del Crandall homered in the| Allergies? Backaches ? Or Do You Just Went To Sleep Comfortably? Ask About PERMA. poem Mattresses Yq off Reteil Coll RAMA DISTRIBUTORS 725-8762 second game. Be safe! Be sure! Be certain Emergency Service. of automatic deliveries of top quality Fuel Oil right through the winter. Free abos 43 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA 725°3581 Budget Plan. aka --(AP Wirephoto) | | Stottlemyre Hurls 'Yankees Back Into Pennant Contention By JIM BECKER Associated Press Sports Writer) Mel Stottlemyre is one sum-| mer replacement who may wind up with a show of his own. d on. another network. The 29-year-old righthander) de his second start Sunday| New York Yankees and| me off with his second vic- This time he whipped the league-leading Baltimore Ori- ples 3-1, That moved the Yan- ees to within 244 games of the Drioles. The second - place Chicago White Sox moved to within two games of the top with a 2-1 vic- tory over Boston Red Sov In other American § ga,ue/ games Sunday, Harmon Kille- brew hit his 42nd homer as Min- nese.a. Twins trounced Cleve- } land Indians 13-2, Detroit Tigers walloped Kansas City Athletics tional League last Tuesday. The next day he trimmed the White |Sox 7-3 in a complete game. |Sunday he went 8 2-3 innings-- JAl Downing came in and got |the last out--in the decision jover the Orioles. If things keep on like that, Mel will have a starting job in |the World Series in October. That might create one problem| --the series is on NBC and the Yankees were bought last week by CBS. The Orioles took a 1-0 lead on Brooks Robinson's homer in the second and held it until the sev- enth, when Oriole starter Milt Pappas retired with a stiff arm. Steve Brrher came in and Roger M romptly sliced a double to ieft. He went to third when Tom Tresh singled. Luis Aparicio got his glove on the ball and would have thrown Maris out at third but he 11-5 and Washington Senators ra eated Los Angeles Angels a § Saturday's AL games, New) York thumped Baltimore 8-1, Washington won 6-2 over Los 'Angeles, Boston defeated Chi- couldn't hold it. Pinch-hitter Elston Howard \lashed a liner to right. Sam Bowens lost it in the lights, [which had been turned on in|¥ and played it into a double, with two runs scoring. the Washington's new stadium -- a shot that landed in the 50-foot- misjudged flies by Floyd Rob- inson and Bill both went for triples in the game with the White Sox. Skow- ron singled Robinson home in the first. Skowron and Jim Landis tripled to right jin the third when Lee Thomas staggered and fell the ball. wild pitch by Ed Connolly. Landis scored on a Joel Horlen, with help from |Hoyt Wilhelm, got the victory, jas the White Sox wound uo the season 14-4 over the Red Sox. Zoilo Versalles also homered for the Twins, Held's spoiled Jim Grant's bid for a shutout. Dave Wickersham, traded to the Tigers by the Athletics be- fore the season, posted his 14th victory as Don Wert and George Thomas homered. The Athletics homer in the eighth hit three homers. Rocky Cola- vito hit his 28th and Jim Gen- tile his 19th and 20th. Willie Kirkland, obtained on waivers last week, hit one of longest homers ever in retrieving while Woody and rim cats. ALWAYS AT K-MART K-MART GUARANTEE 1. Guaranteed against afi road hazards including stone brutses, broken glass, punctures, blowouts, sidewall scraping INSTALLATION AUTO CENTRE Ronee) ANY SIZE MUFFLER SALE! 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