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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, May 3, 1963 9) BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS | Arnold Palmer By THE CANADIAN PRESS Saturday's Results Los Angeles 3 Kansas City 1 Hangs On To National League Boston 8 Detroit 9 s s s ' 4 W L Pet. GBL Washington 2 Cleveland 7 | Win Champions { } |Cincinnati 12 706 -- 'Baltimore 4 New York 9 } . Upc : Ly : eee : ; te | LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -- i Gearios a' - pi 1 {Minnesota 1 Chicage 2 jArnold Palmer slammed _ his Chicago "500 3% Sunday's Results way into golf's victory circle) e+ Louls '500 314, Los Angeles 10-5 Kans. City 8-9 Sunday with a one-under-par 71) Phila. "471. 4. | Minnesota 3-4 Chicago 2-5 in the final round for a 72-hole Milwaukee "467 4. |Boston 2-10 Detroit 1-3 jscore of 277 in the $75,000 Tour- j contig 444 414| Washington 3-4 Cleveland 2-2 |nament of Champions. J San Fran 333 614 Baltimore 4-5 New York 2-0 In a fading finish, Palmer won by two strokes over Chi NWOwMWOBDDWRH » | Pittsburgh > |New York 316 7 Today's Probable Pitchers (Chi Rodriguez, who fired four Saturday's Results | Washington (Richert 1-1) at straight birdies on the final ; Chicago 4-1 Houston 6-6 , | Kansas City (Segui 1-2) (N) holes for a 70 and a total score WITHOUT Philadelphia 1 Milwaukee 6 : of 279. New York 2 Cincinnati 9 Boston (Stephenson 0-0) at The 35-year-old Palmer who Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis 3 Los Angeles (Chance 1-0) (N) won the tournament in 1962, San Francisco 2 Los Angeles 4 j went one over par on two of | International League the last three holes, but hung | Sunday's Results L Pct. GBL on ot pick up the $14,000 win- New York 4-8 Cincinnati 9-10 Atlanta 11 688 -- (|ner's purse. - UJ ] Philadelphia 6-10 Milwaukee 0-7, Columbus 10 625 1 On the 509-yard 10th hole, s 5 6 Pittsburgh 5-4 St. Louis 9-5 Toronto 9 6 600 1%4|Palmer holed out a_ 35-foot Chicago 6 Houston 5 Jacksonville 7 .500 3 \wedge shot for an eagle three 9 9 0 0 we r § b San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 2, Rochester 8 71 3%!and more than enough cushion | - i Syracuse 6 400 =4%4)to carry him through the round. Today's Probable Pitchers | Toledo 6 a 3 Doug Sanders was third at San Francisco (Marichal 3-2 oF puftalo 5 10 .333 5% 981. Kel Nagle and Sam. Snead Herbert 1-0) at St. Louis (Sim tied for fourth at 283. Masters mons 0-3) (N) Saturday's Results lchampion Jack Nicklaus was | Toronto 6 Atlanta 6 lfar back in t ge : American League ___| Buffalo 0-5 Jacksonville 93 -- | "George ge j Pct. GBL| Rochester 4 Toledo 1 ended the tournament with a Chicago 667 -- Syracuse 2 Columbus 4 |289 total, worth $2,400. He shot | Minnesota 643 Vy Sunday's Results a 74 Sunday | Detroit § 600 1 Toronto 8-4 Atlanta 9-3 Pig course is a 7,209-yard par i "i y, Rochester 16-2 Toledo 4-3 36-36---72. Baltimore 363 14 | syracuse 4-10 Columbus: 5-1 Nicklaus, overwhelming Boston 538 2 | Jacksonville 8 Buffalo 3 favorite to win the tournament} | Cleveland 538 2 ae \for the third straight year, | |Los Angeles 500 2% Today's oie }wound up with a 78 for 290. 'ssa 38 31/ Toronto at Jacksonville ---- ---- ---- |New York a °/2\ Rochester at Toledo 2 | Washingt 5 S88 S6l Seracuse 'olumbt ' unec'cty $i a4 e4| Samoa wine | Heres How They ? | Share The Wealth 3 BIO Mh, LOE A , pea : : | . ' ie ; 8 agit Pee ir Ae eee é LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -- HOW ABOUT THAT? as two happy grooms come roses', This avas the scene Le fs G Spl t D p t es Ade, That's just what 'Lucky down the Churchill Downs right after "Lucky Debon- | a ains 1 es 1 € | Final golf tre hs and money Debonair' seems to be ask- track, leading the Kentucky air" scored his big win on Heat ag 'uae Tourna- ing, as he tosses his head Derby winner and one carry- Saturday afternoon E 0 0 P] Arnold Palmer, $14,000 277 i ' ; ; re _AP a A ; back and shows a big grin, ing the famous "blanket of AP Wirephoto I ree rrors n ne ay Chi Chi Rodriguez, $8,000 279 Doug Sanders, $6,000 281 sé " By THE CANADIAN PRESS jter stopped a four-game losing Sam Snead, $4,750 283 Se : ae streak as Don Wallace singled Kel Nagle, $4,750 283 Manager Dick Williams said home Archie Moore, who had Bill Casper Jr., $3,750 286 seals fe f A Miller Barber, $3,750 286 | his young Toronto Maple I ' oar Pile : might throw away a few pal! doubled, with the winning run Bruce Crampton, $2,900 387 1 1 iS a NN ES aR | | | | in the sixth inning. In the first nick Sikes, $2,900 287/ * i Pe: lgames but he didn't envision)" nce : rab Wins Kentucky Derby 'ier srins i scenes cere Ridin But that's what happened in In' the Syracuse »: Columbus Jack Nicklaus, $2,150 290 FOR MOST FREE the nightcap of the Leafs' Inter- twin bill, 11 home runs were COMPACTS, FORDS national League doubleheader' "including five by the Chiefs) EXPO WATCHES PENNIES A a By KELSO STURGEON Winfrey said. "'But Shoe was} The $112,000 Lucky Debonair) © 4 < i LOUISVILLE, ae sitting in the catbird seat alljreceived from the Derby purse|with log Ho pings Sunder in the seven - inning nightcap.) The corporation of the 1967 CHEVYS AND INSTAL TION i i Jillie § p cer ray." x | o by é ore : ol gh Ag Moony baie of $1800 boosted his Danko me.) anyway as Thr nee ee ee a ee gt teeta | ee LA Jesse James for the way he/PACE WAS SLOW in tha Mettlig he paid $10.60 scored only one run after Ate. onth innings for their 8-8 win than its cuvariseniaia pee stole the 91st: Kentucky Derby, They were at the half-mile in The race gies delayed for lanta won the 13-inning opener! ver the Red Wings. pose pg nt-authorize with an almost forgotten colt,/47 1-5 seconds and at the mile one . half hour by a fire that 9-8. oo eG a eee eee Lucky Debonair in a slow 1:37, Shoemaker Was'cwept through the box seats in Woody Woodward | wroul - Shoemaker, often not at his/breathing easier with everythe fourth floor of the club- the Mets-like egypt vant ¥ : best in the Derby, out - rode,|stride and when they hit the house, causing the evacuation inning when he sing sie: bbled Everybody In OSHAWA will soon be out-foxed and out-thought every|final eighth he turned his horse|o¢ 3509 of the estimated crowd fielder Bob Pinon bo - jockey, owner and trainer Sat- loose. of 100,000 the ball allowing. Woodward to urday in the 114-mile classic to) In four strides, Lucky Deb- --- go to second and threw wide to gain what was to him his great-jonair was two lengths in front he a outfielder to est victory. of Flag Raiser and full of run.| "{7s}.8 Loe : my "Shoemaker was great," said Shoemaker went to the whip Viking Spirit First baseman 'Tony » Horton Lucky Debonair's trainer,.and held on to nip fast-closing recovered Guindon's throw and) Frank Catrone. "If he can ride|Dapper Dan by a neck for the * 4 ' jrelayed it to catcher Earl Aver- like this and get that many/$112,000 first-place money. Wins Carter ill -- wide of the plate. breaks in the Preakness and) Tom Rolfe, ridden by Ron In other Sunday games, Jack- the Belmont, it will be all/Turcotie of Grand Falls, N.B.. NEW YORK (CP) -- While/sonville Suns defeated Buffalo} | right." lfinished third, Native Charger Lucky Debonair was winning|Bisons 8-3; Rochester Red | HEAVY DUTY "It was about time,' Shoe-\fourth, Hail to All fifth, Mr. the $154,500 Kentucky Derby at|Wings split a doubleheader with | maker said. "I was getting/Pak sixth and Swift Ruler sev-|Louisville Saturday, racing for|Toledo Mud 'Hens, winning the) tired of getting beat in thisjenth, The others in the ordersmaller purses continued on first 16-4 and dropping the sec-) | GUARANTEED race." were Flag Raiser, Carpenter's|tracks from New York to Cal-\ond 3-2 and Syracuse Chiefs} | "That guy was a real sneak,"|Rule, Bold Lad and Narushua. jifornia. split their twin bill with Colum-| FOR A FULL said Mrs. Mary Keim, who] Shoemaker, who was winning! At New York's Aqueduct, a bus, losing the first 5-4 in 13 30,000 MILES sieunieauiemiee | saddled Mr. Pak in the Derby.|his third Derby, brought Lucky|California invader, Viking|innings and thrashing the Jets "Shoe is a sly one and I know|Debonair to the finish line in|Spirit, won the $54,800 Carter|!0-1 in the nightcap. that every jockey in this race|2:01 1-5, compared to the track)Handicap by seven lengths over In action around the league o knew what he was going to do,\record of 2:00 set last year by Cupid. The favorite, Chieftain,Saturday, Atlanta edged the : | OR 2 YEARS but he still pulled it off.' 'Northern Dancer. was third. Leafs 6-5, Buffalo won their sf i Bill Winfrey, who trained the} Catrone said Lucky Debonair Affectionately, the morning- second game from the Suns 5-3 : favored Bold Lad--who finished| probably will leave Tuesday forline choice, was an early|fter being blanked 9-0, Roches- y Sn. INSTALLATION INCLUDES a disappointing 10th -- and sec-|the Preakness at Pimlico May|scratch ter dropped Toledo 4-1 and Co- j ond - place finisher Dappe r|15. If all goes well there, it-will| - Viking Spirit, owned by Mrs.|'umbus defeated Syracuse 4-2 ' 4 @ Installed bonded iinings on all four wheels Dan, agreed with Mrs. Keim. |be on to the Belmont Stakes,/Thomas E. Brittingham and yy Aste : 7 third : ; @ Completely adjust brakes to secure full contact "1 don't want to take any-jthe third jewel of the Triplejridden by Kenny Church, ran|, BUPDA illips, Atlanta thire N @ Repack front wheel bearings @ Check all lines and cylinders thing away from the winner,"|Crown, at Aqueduct June 5 the seven furlongs in the stake- Sonaay Y th me Meld ig - re record time of 1:21 2-5 and paid|Unaay for the Crackers, sing. é y |$5.70, $3.70 and $2.30 ing home Weeeward in te 1 Turcotte S Horse fae nA oe ra conect ASK ABOUT OUR-FAMOUS LIFETIME GUARANTEE BRAKE INSTALLATION At New Jersey's Garden tive victory of year. \liever Bob Duliba took the loss.| -- n 4 Heavy Duty ' . ; 9 State Park, Juanita, the favor- ; : D t H It - jite owned by Mrs, Walter M t " the in gran ie Pani l n ave Jeffords, won the $30,050 Betsy ete ea hy got ee > \, J si : Ross Handicap by a head over homer by sim Gosger. Adrian| . 'i keep your eye on 7 H MUFFLERS 7 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (CP-AP)--|1% miles and two lengths be- Little Grey Pet leer gg Sree 8 s Bidder by Johnny Sellers, |attett doubled in two runs "He just didn't have it," saidjhind second-place Dapper an for Atlanta in the third innin ¢ : Ron Turcotte, 23. year - oldiat the finish of the 11%-mile rey ran the six furlongs in| he 'Toledo win over Rochen ft ai ; a Canadian jockey, after his\race 10 3-5 and paid $5, $3.60 and| -- if pa steed, Tom Rolfe, finished third) Bill Shoemaker, who isn't/$2-60. Little Grey Pet returned "a in Saturday's 9lst running of|known for good luck in the $7.40 and $4 and Make A Wish ' E the Kentucky Derby. Derby, said he had all of it/$3.80 to show. NZ --F LIFE ' The curly - headed Turcotte,/Saturday as he rode Lucky At Chicago, Bold Invader, anj oe Poh 3 y TIME FREE wasn't sffering an excuse, just| Debonair to victory by a neck. Outsider, came out of a three- Moke hwy teow arkly ', - --<-- q 15-MINUTE stating the obvious fact. 'He also said heavily favoredjhorse photo finish to win the c ee: . om GUARANTEE INSTALLATION Tom Relfe is a small but/Bold Lad was the least of his|$20,000 Chicago Handicap at #*% hard - working horse, Turcotte,|worries in the field of 11 three-/Sportsman's Park. y L moron All Ford, Meteor, Chevy, Plymouth, a hard « working, one - time/year-old colts The winner finished a nose ' pe t TT K, ; Pontiac, 49-63. lumberjack. has compared him. 'Bold Lad hadn't provedahead of Highlands Kid, An- ; j AISER i imi i with Northern Dancer, EK. 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