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| Jr. of New York, Saturday won 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, September 8, 1964 4 are rolling, Bing Devine could © nto a second-place tie with the % 19 they've been as high as the 4 pennant contender, resigned _ PHILLIES SPLIT Cards Climb To Second With Twin-Bill Sweep r By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer The way St. Louis Cardinals become major league executive of the year for the second suc- cessive season. Now if he could only get a ia. Currently the hottest club In the National League, the Car- dinals swept a doublehead dinals from 11 games back to within 64% games of the top with _ two dozen games remain- ing. PHILS SPLIT WITH LA The Phillies split with their Labor Day doubleheader with the Dodgers, winning 51 behind Dennis Bennett's first > more than two months before losing the nightcap 3-1. from Cincinnati Monday by identical 3-2 scores with similar ninth inning rallies and climbed Reds--the first time since April runner-up spot. Devine, named the majors' top executive last year for)*® building the Cardinals into a Aug. 17 in a hassle with the St. Louis front office. The Cardi- nals went into a slight skid, but pulled out of it a week later and now have won 12 of their HEAVY TRAFFIC! All the Labor Day traffic wasn't con- fined to the highways. It got a little heavy at home plate in Philadelphia yesterday too, in the second inning of the second game of the double- header between Phillies and Los Angeles Dodgers. Gus Triandos of the Phils, hit 'to left-centre and Dodger centre- fielder Willie Davis threw to shortstop Maury Wills, who relayed the ball to a John Roseboro. Roseb last 15 games. And like last year, when they} -- a late-season charge at s Angeles Dodgers, the Car- Henle have started to stir talk in a National League penuant race that has been dominated by Philadelphia Phillies. | The streak, coupled with Phil- adelphia's 8-7 record over the --(AP Wirephoto) lseme period has pulled the Car- to tag Dan Cater, after Alex Johnson .had scored on the play. Umpire Tony Venzon watches the action. blocked the path to the plate Ron Turcotte Wins Feature At Fort Erie FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP)--Will I Rule, owned by F. E. Dixon 2:17 over the 14-mile, grass course as the border track con- cluded its 42-day summer meet- ing. The former record of 2:17 2-5 was shared by Marshall Ney| 2nd and Our Jeep. With Ron Turcotte aboard, leading rider in Canada last season and now a leading jockey at New York's Aqueduct Raceway, Will I Rule drew San F Giants re- mained in fourth place--one percentage point back of the Cardinals and Reds--but also climbed within 64 games of the Phillies by riding Willie Mays' 40th and 41st homers to 6-4 and 94 vetories over Pittsburgh Pi- from coimne om 104 "i nals into a 2-2 tle In Monday's Ma with the second game ca opener with his 20th homer, the po with a homer in She then scored the winning run in/first inning, Jim Hart walked, darkness. New York Mets swept, ninth on a pinch-hit single| Orlando ~ by Tim McCarver. after eight innings because of a doubleheader from Houston Colts 7-5 and 6-4. In Sunday's shaded the P' McCarver. played Boyer's role] covered. see tee betel the nightcap, yaa it in the| Mays came up as a pinch hit- starting the hog A. rally with bes a ninth-inning single. Julian Javier forced McCarver, stole second and rode home on Curt Flood's single. Locked in a 1-1 tie, the Phil- les broke the first game open in the eighth with a four-run rally keyed by Frank Thomas' tie - breaking two - run double. The Dodgers P oo wl the nightcap away in the' , jum: ing on 18-year-old nick 8 Wise for three runs, ys got the Giants rolling in followed with a homer and the Pirates never re- ter ip the fourth inning of the nghteap with two on and the 4-2. He slammed one over the Forbes Field score- oom putting San Francisco ahead to stay. saa centre Rudy been appointed player - "4 of Toronto Maple Leafs' Central Professional Hotkey P"\League farm team at Tulsa, or it Ea a y a is Migay, a former Leaf, Foo Rochester rosnelagg of the bough ago and ange ern Fades of the in| whipped Milwaukee 6-8, St. Louis outlasted the Cubs 5-4 in 11 innings, the Dodgers downed the Mets 43 and fhe Pirates blanked Houston 1-0. 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