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Chicago|ence Sunday as Syracuse Chiefs , a 8-5 de-lone of France's top hopes for a : pont. be Pres: yg Wrter|ench bi they ar tart'a atl Whee Ba hcaet two pow defeated Rochester's Red Wings| Cision by the Cardinals in Lon-| medal in track and field events pe Ford has his way, ies plans less premature. | behind with a 4-3 decision over|7-4 in the opener of the best-|don last weekend, gave St.|at the Olympic Games, set a ee A te shutout New York! Bouton, the team's winningest|Washington Senators. 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Oshawa Discount House ls MORE or LESS Pleased operier as the Yankees defeated|second inning, permitted just| gle and triple for New York| Eight pitchers toiled, five of ; : fo announce they have MORE or LESS been. selected City Athletics 4-0 Sun-\one base-runner past that point) whilex Bobby Richardson con-\them for the Chiefs who had by the MORE or LESS Hi Ma increased their Ameri-| and didn't walk anyone. itributed two singles and aljust emerged" from a seven- _ by the or jonest Manufacturing Com- | | pa rmemawa rs noiortommberie | Homers Help! St. Kitts Grab ip A EO ates memes Sg Ul nielieanees lead to one game| The Angels put a slight|squeeze bunt for the Sunday|game semi-final series against : pony as MORE or LESS exclusive distributors for over Baltimore Orioles, who| damper on the Orioles' pennant) victory. ('Buffalo Saturday night. MORE or LESS Cigarettes split a pom gpa with Los hopes with an 8-5, 10-inning) The Orioles tied their opener) Starter Mik@ McCormick, who : gels. \first game victory, but Balti-|5.5 on a three-run double in the ight, of ine 'a- The Yankees by no means'more came back for an 8-2 tri-|seventh inning by Brooks Rob- boi jg he Meee ae Ce ey ey ee ae erettes for LESS! Now they sell LESS Cigarettes fer jinson, who also homered in the ; | : Winner was Rookie Jack. di ; |second, But Bobby Knoop drove! r airo, the second Syracuse pit- NEEDACAR? . MORE ,.. or LESS! Ss in es double and scored on a squeeze) an inning and two-thirds and | bunt. Robinson's double chased} wa. on the job when the home Dean Chance, who' was trying) iy» sewed it up with three ° 4? | for his 20th victory. | : Magic Number 7 The White Sox nipped ti Ben saad nde 8 ins hat ators on a run-scoring single in ' ) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) ally scored on an error by Vic| Whe Sixth inning by rookie Marve,run homer in the first inning Who said it's Richie Allen or| Power. A single-by Tommy Da- Staehle, who also won a game/and Roman a three-run triple Johnny Callison for Most Valu-|vis scored another run before last Tuesday with a single): the second as the Chiefs ] rane EMEA ISR i Ja. ' . ; iGary Peters, who gave u ee eee ee three-run homer to Roy Sievers| scored a 9-4 victory over Buf- tional League? The Cardinals pulled into a ; i \falo in the deciding game of {Winst about Jim Bunning, the\s.0 lead on homers. by Lou fo oe Rem Denne 2. CVS hae pagel, sis pitching adeipnia) Brock, Dick Groat and Mike) Tony Oliva rapped four hits,| After taking a 7-1 lead, 'the ° OSHAWA Philli tri te? : " i Ae sa the right-hander|St@nnon, but the Reds ulti-/going above the 200-mark, and) Thiefs kept blasting away for OSHAWA «.4,| mately snapped a 6-6 tie with|drove in three Minnesota runs.|!5 hits and two more runs off ifs t | SUS An Ol ot eee On wag |tWO errors leading to ightn Way Bob Allison slammed his 3ist| ive pitchers with Bunky War- SHOPPING CENTRE SHOPPING CENTRE only five hits Sunday in 'Jearned runs in the eightn \n/homer for tihe Twins while Felix] en, a Bison winner in the third) Genal League leading Phillies'|T02: /Mantilla hit his 30th for Boston.! playoff game, the loser | A PRESENTATION OF IMPORTANCE Ltt syn osama tangerine pst nnn 3-2 victory over Los Angeles Dodgers. While Allen and Callison have, * made outstanding bids for Most} Valuable Player laurels with) their slugging, Bunning (18-5) has become the ace of the staff and the steadying factor among | a crew of young hurlers. | While he was only 12-13 at| Detroit last year with a 3.88 earned run average, Bunning has closed in on the 20-victory circle while compiling a 233 earned run average and pitch- ing a perfect game against New York Mets June 21. | The Phillies' victory, coupled | with Cincinnati Reds' 9-6 vic- tory over St. Louis Cardinals reduced Philadelphia's magic pennant - clinching number to seven. Any combination of Phil-| ia victories or St. Louis) and Cincinnati defeats totalling seven will bring the Phillics their first flag since 1950. The Reds and Cardinals are tied for second place, 644 games behind the Phillies, while fourth-place San Francisco Gi- ants remained seven back by beating Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 in 11 Susings. 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