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SAFE AT HOME! Jack Brandt slides neatly and safely across home plate, to score the first run for the Orioles, in last night's game against New York Yankees, in Baltimore. Chicago White So Continue By MURRAY CHASS Associated Press Sports Writer Chicago White Sox continued their torrid play by clobbering Kansas City Athletics 13-2 Mon- day night for their eighth con- secutive victory. The New York Yankees, on the other hand, continued along their flounder- ing way, dropping a 9-2 deci- sion to Baltimore Orioles. New York's Whitey Ford lasted only four innings against the Orioles en route to his fourth straight defeat. Gary Peters' victory against the Athletics brought his record to 4-2 and 3.60. | In the only other American} League game Monday night, Los Angeles edged Minnesota 5-4 in 10 innings. Peters scattered eight hits in handing the Athletics their last By DICK COUCH Associated Press Sports Writer Bo Belinsky, the Philadel-phia Phillies' pool - playing southpaw pitcher, topped St. Louis Cardi- nals 2-1 Monday night with a | two-run single in the fifth knock- full-route five - hitter and a couple of vital eight-inning as- sists from second baseman Tony Lor. The little Cuban homered off Philadelphia nemesis Curt Sim- mons in the top of the eighth, giving Belinsky.a 2-0 margin. Then with one St. Louis run in and Bo on the ropes in the bot- tom of the inning, Taylor's per- fect relay throw cut down the tying run at the plate. Sandy Koufax, working longer and harder than Belinsky for his fifth 1965 victory, singled to start a four-run, rally in the 11th inning that carried Los Angeles Dodgers past Houston Astros in the only other National League ame. : ct start going now," Belin- DINGS | Ed Sadowski's * 5 Pinch Hit Is Brandt scored on Bob John- son's two-bagger. Catcher Doc Edwards lunges vainly in bid to tag Brandt out, but not in time -- after tak- ing a Joe-Pepitone-to-Bobby Richardson relay. --AP Wirephoto | BASEBALL SCORES AND STAN | By THE CANADIAN PRESS \Minnesota 18 11 | |Baltimore 17 | Detroit |Los Angeles |Cleveland National League Ww Pet, GBL 688 -- 4 Los Angeles 22 10 Bo Belinsky Trumps Cards sky (1-2), said after completing his first start in six tries. "Sure, I've had trouble in the late in- nings but you have to be a little lucky when you get past the seventh." COME ALIVE Bo was working on a two-hit shutout when the Cardinals ceme alive with one out in the eithth. Pinch hitter Phil Gagli- ano singled, took second on a passed ball and scored on Lou Brock's single. Curt Flood fol- lowed with a double to the right field corner but Johnny Calli- son fixed to Taylor, whose strike to catcher Gus Triand NORRIS TROPHY THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, May 18, 1963 M1 Pierre Pilote's Scoring Earns Him Defence Award MONTREAL (CP) -- Pierre Pilote of Chicago Black Hawks is the 1964-65 winner of the James Norris Memorial trophy as the National Hockey League's best defenceman, it was announced yesterday. polled 93 points, 15 points more than runner-up Jacques Laper- riere of Montreal Canadiens. Third in the over-all result was veteran Bill Gadsby of Detroit Red Wings with 40 points. Pilote is a three-time winner the award, presented to "'the of def player who demon- nipped the speedy Brock at home. Dick Stuart knocked in the first Philadelphia run with a first-inning double as the visi- tors snapped St. Louis' four- game winning string and beat ex-Phillie Simmons for only the third time in 19 decisions since he began his comeback with the Cardinals five years ago. Koufax, who allowed three hits and struck out 13 through the first 10 innings of a 1-1 the greatest all-round ability in that position." A 10-year NHL veteran, Pi- lote established a league rec- ord for points by a defenceman this season, He had 59. The voting, conducted among sports writers and broadcasters in the six NHL cities, is based on a system of five points for first place, three for second and one for third. Voting is split into halves, the duel with Houston's Bob Bruce, needed relief help from Bob Miller in the 1th after scoring| the tie-breaking run in the top| of the inning. first half for games up to and including Jan, 3 and the second half for games in the last half of the season. Pilote gets $1,000 for winning! The 33-year-old Hawk captain Four Drivers In Bad Spill But Nobody Hurt CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. (CP) ' \Four drivers walked away un- | |injured Monday night from a tangled mess of broken harness and wrecked sulkies soon after © |the start of the fifth race at Mo- strates throughout the season | PIERRE PILOTE the trophy plus $250 for leading the vote in the second half. La- perriere gets $500 as runner-up the $250 for leading the. first- half poll. Following is a complete list of players who received points in the voting. Figures in brack- ets are the points received in the first half, second half and combined total: Pierre Pilote, Chicago (32-61-- hawk Raceway. Cedar Ships, with Ron Feagan | |driving, broke stride and fell at the start of the race. Davie Blue, driven by Everitt Norris of Maberly, Ont., piled into the fallen horse, with Norris ending up under the horse. Next to join the pile was Mr. G. Dillon, driven by Anthony MacRae of Leamington, Ont., followed by Leeharv driven by Malcolm Hope Prince Albert, Ont. 93); Jacques Laperriere, Mont- real (55-23--78); Bill Gadsby, Detroit (18-22--40); Tim H Toronto (15-12-27); Marce Pronovost, Detroit (0 - 20--20); Carl Brewer, Toronto (14-5--19); Ted Green, Boston (13-4--17); Bob Baun, Toronto (5-10--15); Harry Howell, New York (8-4-- 12); Doug Barkley, Detroit (0-1 --1); Elmer Vasko, Chicago (1- 0--1); J. C. Tremblay, Mont- real (1-0--1). 567 By) : | Winning Blow | 10 | By THE CANADIAN PRESS 531 -500 464 |New York 400 1044| 14%, Ed Sadowski has been re- |placed as Atlanta Crackers leatcher but he served notice | Washington .387 |Monday night he's still around. 17 17 16 15 13 16 14 13 |Cincinnati \San Francisco | Philadelphia ISt. Louis | Milwaukee |Houston Hot Pace |" |New York | Pittsburgh 9 22 .290 {Sox 16-hit attack, each slam- Monday's Results 548 414|Boston 533 = ; \Kansas City 241 '471 (7 Monday's Result 467 .7 |New York 2 Baltimore 9 433 «§ |Kansas City 2 Chicago 1 i 4 121%4|Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 5 The Crackers beat wanes. f Probable Pitchers Today |Mud Hens 3-2 * ea F eet ming a home run. Robinson and|philadelphia 2 St. Louis 1 Minnesota (Kaat 3-2) at Los|tional ge we g* as Berry also singled in a run|Los Angeles 5 Houston 3 Angeles (Lopez 4-3). (N) \ sad te singled tn his replace apiece in the six-run seventh in- Probable Pitchers Today Chicago (Horlen 3-3) at Kan-| " che < incite with a pinche ning while Bill Skowron knocked) San Francisco (Sanford 3-1)|5@S City (Pena 0-5 or O'Dono-|ment, Bob barton, Pp. in a pair with a single. Milt/at Chicago (Buhl 4-2). |ghue 1-5). (N) pag ; Pappas Limited the Yankees to| Pittsburgh (Friend 2-2) at) Washington (Ortega 3-4) at|to right field. : : five hits, one of them Joe Pepi-|cincinnati (Maloney 4-0) (N) .|Detroit (Aguirre 4-0). (N) Barton replaced Sadowski as tone's two run single in the first) New York (Jackson 2-3 or| Baltimore (Roberts 4-2) at the first - string catcher early inning. Kroll 2-1) at Milwaukee (Clon-|Cleveland (Kralick 0-2). (N) el en because he was : inger 4-2). (N) Boston (Morehead 2-3) at/hitting well. es oe Los Angeles (Brewer 1-0) at\New York (Stafford 1-1 or In Monday's only other game, Bob Jolinson rapped four Bal-|Houston (Johnson 2-1). (N) Downing 2-3. (N) |Jacksonville Suns whipped Co- timore hits, driving in two runs,| philadelphia (Mahaffey. 2-0 or : lumbus Jets 7-4. The Syracuse- while John Orsino and Jack! Herbert 1-2) at St. Louis (Sa- anerontiones Buffalo game was called be- Brandt each collected three hits.|gecki 0-4), (N) wh cause of cold weather in the Orsino batted in three runs, his k Atlanta 26 7 |border city. ee ere nee, ie bese 7 Columbus heiies throw ane ct, Pes rhe : i ame by committin The Angels edged Minnesota/Chicago 22 8 .733 -- |Jack'ville 16 15 bed pda to the Suns' Hy in the 10th inning when Albie| ------_-_--_--- Toledo 13 18 .419 12° | Fritz Ackley. picked up his Pearson led off with a double| HAPPY SPEAKS! Syracuse 11 17 .393 12% third win of the year against against Johnny Klippstein, ad-| PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP)--|Rochester 13 20 .394 13 |h 04 losses for Jacksonville and vanced to third on.a_ sacrifice|Commissioner A. B. (Happy)|Buffalo 9 16% helped his own cause with his League Pct. GBL 788 -- 655 548 516 ing Ford out of the game. 8 9 loss after two triumphs under their new manager, Haywood Sullivan Floyd Robinson, Pete Ward and Ken Berry led the White) Given Medal, | No Opponent CALGARY (CP)--Heinz Limp- ert of Kitchener is the first mar ever to win an amateur boxing| medal although . unopposed in} his weight class. This was dis- closed Monday night by Bob Lucas of Calgary, tary of the Alberta branch of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada. Lucas said Al Decaire of Montreal, boxing chairman of the national AAU, decided Sat- urday night to award the medal and the Canadian title to Limp- ert, who won the 1964 heavy- weight championship at Vancou- ver. secre-| 9 23 .281 and scooted home as Bob Rod-|Chandler of the Continental Monday's Results gers blooped a single to centre| Football League predicted Mon-|Toledo 2 Atlanta 3 second homer of the year, field off Mel Nelson day the league will be compet-|Columbus 4 Jacksonville 7 Los Angeles had taken a 4-3)ing on equal terms with the Na-|/Syracuse at Buffalo, ppd, . cold lead in the eighth on Vic|tional and American Leagues in Tuesday's Games Power's two - run single, but|'four or five years." He said) Syracuse at Buffalo (2) pinch hitter Don Mincher of the|the continental teams will not; Rochester at Toronto Twins started the ninth with albe farm teams for either the! Toledo at Atlanta home run off Bob Lee. NFL or AFL. Columbus at Jacksonville COACH DIES SUNNYVALE, Calif. 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