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bye ge deed ee" es o THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, July 5, 1968 9 The other St, Catharines vic-lcox four, the senior Ughtweight tories were in the senior heavyleight and cox four. . BAD BOY cerinit SELLS FOR LESS! L.A. LEAD TRIMMED | | St. Louis Cardinals Extend Win Streak mati by defeating the first- Ron Fairly's double, then pitch- Associated Press Sports Writer|Dodgers 3-1 while the Reds were|ing shut out ball the rest of the Remember St. Louis Cardi-jadvancing with a 4-1 victory|way to make his record 5-3. nals? over Philadelphia Phillies. Joe Nuxhall stifled the Phil- World champions last year,) San Francisco Giants closedilies on five hits while Tommy they have been bogged down in|within 2 games off the top by|Harper hit a two-run homer and the second division this season,|belting Chicago Cubs 7-4 and|Pete Rose slammed a two-run virtually overlooked in the bat-/Milwaukee Braves snapped ajdouble, accounting for all, the tle for the National League pen- runs nant. But suddenly the Cardinals four-game losing streak by|Reds' le have started to push, extending their Argonaut Crew' Scores 5 Wins ST. CATHARINES ( Detroit Boat Club and Toronto Argonaut crews made the best showing in Sunday's annual St. Catharines invitational regatta, po five wins each under perf rowing conditions on the Henley course. The host St, Catharines Row- ing Club won four events while the other two victories went to the. Wyandotte, Mich., Boat Club when 18 « year - old Jeff Kreger easily won both the open single and the quarter- mile dash. Bart Hildebrand and Leif Gottfredson combined to give the Argonauts the open double Lindsay Pitt won the light- weight single for the Toronto club. Other Argo firsts were in the junior heavy eight ~ oared and four + oared events and ju- nior lightweight four. Jim Dreher of Detroit won the lightweight sculling dash with other Detroit victories coming in the junior light- weight cox four and eight, ju- nior heavy cox four and senior lightweight four. The fastest time of the day, a 5:05 clocking for the mile, was recorded by the winning St. Catharines senior heavy eight-oared crew which finished 1% lengths in front of an Argo- CANADIAN mavE SUPER CYCL Se Built for SAFETY Designed for | | treal downing Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2.) Jesus Alou and Jim Hart pro- On Saturday, Pittsburgh de-|vided the key hits for the Gi- feated Milwaukee 9-6, Chicagolants, Alou with two triples and winning streak to five|tripped San Francisco 4-2, St.ja pair of singles and Hart with games with a 6-2 victory over|Louis downed New York 2-0,/a homer and double. The two New York Mets Sunday and|Cincinnati outlasted Philadel-|combined to snap a 4-4 tie in projecting themselves back into|phia 10-8 and. Los Angeles|the seventh inning, Alou lashing the pennant picture. turned back Houston 3-1. his second triple after Hart con- ~ $till under .500 with a:-.38-41/LED THE ATTACK nected for a two-out double, record, the Cardinals neverthe-| Tim McCarver, who has hit) Rice Carty slammed a two- less are better off this yearjat a .349 clip for the Cardinals|run fourth - inning homer and than they were at the July 4|/the last month, led the attack/Frank Belling singled home two break last season. They are injagainst the Mets Sunday withjadditional runs in the fifth as seventh place, eight games off/four singles as St. Louis jumped/the Braves defeated the Pi- the pace. Last year at this stagejon Galen Cisco for three runsjrates. they were 10 games out with al- most identical 38-40 record. While the Cardinals were in the second inning. - Claude Raymond, the right moving up, Houston Astros Johnny Ryan trimmed Los Angeles Dodgers' ? Leads Chiefs hander from: St. Jean, Que., checked the Dodgers on six hits, lead to one game over Cincin- BASEBALL SCORES. STANDINGS Over Leafs By THE CANADIAN PRESS allowing a first inning run on a single by Willie Davis and By THE CANADIAN PRESS {Boston 30 45 .400 16% Kansas City 22 48 .314 22 A former New York Yankee pitched a no - hitter and the Saturday's Results Detroit 1 Washington 0 Chicago 1 Los Angeles 5 Cleveland 4 Baltimore 8 lowly Toledo Mud Hens hatched cw York 6 Boston 2 a pair of surprise shutouts Minnesota 3 Kansas City 2 against the league - leading Atlanta Crackers in weekend International League baseball action. Mike, .Mekkelsen, released Sunday's Results Chicago 1 Los Angeles 0 Minnesota 5 Kansas City 2 New York 3 Boston 5 Detroit 3 Washington 6 by the! Yanks after mediocre pitching in the American League, won his third against two losses to lead seventh-place Toledo to a 2-0 first - game vic- Baltimore 2 Cleveland 4 Probable Pitchers Today tory Sunday. The Mud Hens won the nightcap 1-0. Boston. (Wilson 5-5 and More- The Crackers held on to a head 4-7) at Minnesota (Bos- well 4-4 and Perry 4-0 or Stig- half-game lead as the second- place Columbus Jets lost 2-1 to 'ap conm ans mes as. $198 R.C.A. VICTOR 3-WAY HOME THEATRE FM/AM Radio, 4 Speed Automotié 333 88 s Cabinet. Free Home : : WHE dsnv ce the bskucuweks eens tat ses vishartatt rere | QQ.B8 Swin-out chassis, Convectaire Cooling, Fidelity tone audio system, With trode j WE ARE OPEN EVERY NIGHT WEDNESDAY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Everybody Knows the Place--Bad Boy--King St. E. Changer, 23" TV all 8 one oss 23" BIG SCREEN TV circuit, INCLUDING "PTE 9.39 DM, 728-4658---4659 wut ed | E National League W iL Pet. GBL 1 2% 4% 47 45 42 40 41 38 38 36 Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Chicago Houston 36 456 10 New York 27 338 19% Saturday's Results |Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 9 San Francisco 1 Chicago 4 |St. Louis 2 New York 0 \Cincinnati 10 Philadelphia 8 Los Angeles 3 Houston 1 Sunday's Results Los Angeles 1 Houston 3 '570 .553 526 526 4% him $11,000, in his 41st _ Hi straight money - winning 7 , tournament. 462 9% --AP Wirephoto Open Golf tournament, on Sunday. His closing 64 for a 72-hole total of 270, netted Phillies Place Thomas On Waivers, After Fight BILLY CASPER hugs the big silver loving cup. he won by capturing the Western Western Open And $11,000 to Casper CHICAGO (AP)--Billy Casper; jwon the Western Open Golf man 2-0) (DN) New York (Ford 9-7 and Staf- ford 3-4) at Detroit (Sparma {Thomas since early last month. PHILADELPHIA (AP )-- First baseman Frank Thomas of Philadelphia Phillies, in- volved in a pre-game fight with Golf tournament Sunday with a |He said he knows there is one team that will claim the husky utility man. "In any event, we closing 64 for a 72-hole total of 14-under-par 270. Casper, 34, picked up an §$11,- San Francisco 7 Chicago 4 5-3 and Lolich 8-3) (2) Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 6 New York 2 Jacksonville Suns. A 25-year-old Oshawa native, John Ryan, Baltimore (McNally 3-4) at)cnarked Syracuse Chiefs to a Kansas City (Sheldon 3-2) all-star third baseman Rich|won't keep him," the GM said. Allen, was placed on waivers} Thomas said he was a victim "for the best interest of the |of circumstances. He said when club," immediately after Satur-jhe asked why he was being 000 first prize to mark his 41st straight money-winning tourna- ment--longest streak of any ac- tive player. Probable Pitchers Today Chicago (Ellsworth 9-3 and Faul 0-0) at New York (Spahn /4-11 and Parsons 0-4) (2) Cleveland Chicago (Howard 4-4) (McDowell 9-4) at doubleheader split with Toronto Maple Leafs, Syracuse winning the opener 8-1 and losing the second 4-2. Rochester Red Wings downed Buffalo Bisons ight's game against Cin-|waived, he was told by man- -collgg F ager Gene Mauch: "That's \what happens when you're 36 land the other fellow is 23 and lleading the league in hitting." cinnati. Thomas, who swung a bat at Allen during the pre-game scuf- fle, was used as a. pinch-hitter Collecting his second victory of the season after winning the Bob Hope Desert Classic at Palm Springs last winter, Cas- San Francisco (Perry 6-6) at St. Louis (Washburn 5-5) Pittsburgh (Veale 8-5 and Wood Washington (Ortega 8-5 and Narum 3-8) at Los Angeles (Newman 8-6 and May 4-7) (TN) 3-0 on a four - hitter by Darold Knowles. On Saturday, Toronto downed Syracuse 5-4, Columbus turned back Jacksonville 5-0, Atlanta and hit a. homer in the eighth! What happened to provoke inning, pulling the Phillies into|the incident? Thomas gave this an 8-8 tie. The Phillies went onjversion: : to lose the game, however,| He was in the batting cage 10-8. Saturday night when Allen and The Phillies termed the waiv-|others started to needle him. ers "irrevocatle," meéeaning/TALKS LIKE CLAY they could not be withdrawn.| "I shouted back; you're run- Thomas thus was removedining off at the mouth like Mu- from the Phillies roster imme-)hammad Cassius Clay. per brushed aside a bunched group of contenders in the final round over the par 36-35--71 Tam O'Shanter course with a 130-34 finishing swish. Entering the last round, Cas- per and five others followed front - runners Jack McGowan jand Al Geiberger by two jstrokes, but as the others fell 0-0) at Philadelphia (Bunning 8-5 and Mahaffey 2-5) (TN) International League Ww 33 32 35 % 40 44 Atlanta Columbus Toronto Jack' ville Syracuse Rochester Toledo Buffalo 53 51 46 43 39 6 616 614 568 544 484 3 450 36 45 «(4444 22 61.265 % 4% 6 10% 4 |Los Angeles (Willhite 14) at {Cincinnati (Maloney 8-4) (N) Houston (Farrell M il waukee N) 6-2) at (Blasingame 8-6) L Pet. GBL defeated Toledo 3-1 and Roch- ester won a pair from Buffalo, 2-0 and 4-2. Mikkelsen walked two men, Gene Stephens and Tim Hark-' ness, in the first inning, then pitched eight frames of perfect baseball. His closest call came in the eighth when Atlanta's drive that first - baseman Bill Boys', Girls' Ages TERMS 5to8 CZ diately and now can be. claimed} "Allen threatened to come|back, Casper came on strongly. by any National League club. |after me and I told him I'd be} Defending champion Chi Chi Allen and Thomas exchanged|here. He came down the. line|Rodriguez closed with a 66 and blows at Connie Mack Stadium|and I told. him I was sorry if)|McGowan with a-68 to share about two hours before game/f hurt his feelings. "That don't/second, $5,900, and third, $4,000 time. After a heated exchange|go with me.' Allen said, and he!places with 272. Geiberger. sel- of words, Allen punched/socked me in the chest. dom a winner but usually in the Thomas in the mouth and| "I had a bat in my hand and|money, blew to a 73 for 277. Thomas swung back with eee and I hit him on End and hit Allen a glancing blow/shoulder with it. It was a reflex | on the shoulder. jaction. I told him I would have| REMEMBER WHEN... Teammates quickly broke up|used my fist if I hadn't had the|By THE CANADIAN PRESS the fight and hustled the two/bat in my hand." players off to the dugout. Thomas said he felt badly Both were back for batting/immediately after swinging the practice. jbat and tried to apologize, but Allen,: the 1964 National|Allen would have none of it.) League Rookie of the Year, is)/Teammates pried them apart) Sunday's Results Rochester 3 Buffalo 0 Syracuse 8-2 Toronto 1-4 Toledo 2-1 Atlanta 0-0 Jacksonville 2 Columbus 1 Monday's Games Toronto at Buffalo Syracuse at Rochester (2) Columbus /at Altanta Toledo at Jacksonville American League WL Pet. GBL 622 -- 622 -- 581 3 558 414) 54 OS 487 10 455 12% 405 16% Roman. speared. Cleveland 46 Minnesota' Chicago Baltimore Detroit New York Los Angeles Washington Minnesota And Indians Tied For League Lead 2 ++ -- A t Sporting Life, Britain's daily 'bible' of the track, was temporarily suspended 25 years ago today--in 1940 --owing to the curtailment leading the league with a .336 average. Thomas has batted only three times since June 15. General manager John Quinn said he had been trying to deal and infielder Ruben Amaro was'| slightly hurt in the melee that followed. Allen refused the incident. of racing when Hitler's arm- jes reached the French coast. Then in its 120th year to talk about of continuous publication, By THE CANADIAN PRESS Tony Conigliaro, an off-sea- has made a record that he should json rock 'n' roll singer, have dedicated to the fans in |\defeated Cleveland 8-4, Los. An- geles dumped Chicago 5-1, Min- nesota shaded Kansas City 3-2 in 11 innings and Detroit nipped Washington 1-0 in a game short- Australians Dominate | Wimbledon Tournament WIMBLEDON (CP) -- T hejagain this week in the Swedish "wait 'til next/Open championships at Baas- wiggling Png heara|t@- They also have promised inode eee 'dito be back at. Wimbledon next around the Wimbledon tennis! ypar, courts following Australian) nq if and when Emerson de- | \the right field stands at Bos- ton's Fenway Park. The title: Why Don't They Understand? A rookie sensation 7 om By THE. AS |Red Sox last season, the 20- : siteebons nienweeg (oO outfielder has been a Batting -- Jesus Alou, San|prime target of the disillusioned Francisco, lashed two triples|spectators this year as Boston jand two singles, driging in the|flounders in the American |tie-breaking run as the Giants!League's second division. defeated Chicago Cubs 7-4, In the interests of peed ue . derstanding, Tony walloped his Pitching -- Claude Raymond, |) ies run a the season 'Sporting Life later reap. peared as a weekly. | YESTERDAY'S STARS | | | ened to five innings by rain. ERASED YANKEE LEAD Conigliaro's homer in the fourth inning erased a 3-2 Yan- kee lead and sent Jim Bouton to his eighth loss against four victories. The Indians downed Balti- more on Leon Wagner's two-run homer off Milt Pappas with two out in the eighth inning. The blow gave Ralph Terry, who pitched a six-hitter, his ninth triumph in 12 decisions. domination of the all-Englandicides to put away his racket for|Houston, pitched a six-hitter for! a two-run blast that lawn tennis championships. The Aussies captured four of the five major crowns in the two-week classic which ended Saturday. Roy Emerson won the men's singles title Friday for the sec- ond straight year, again de- feating fellow Australian Fred Stolle in the final. : Margaret Smith won the women's title, beating arch- adversary Maria Bu no of |good, the usual crop of up-and-jhis third consecutive victory, jcoming Australian youngsters is|leading the Astros to a 3-1 tri- eager to take over from him.jumph over Los Angeles Dodg- Roche, Newcombe and Flet-jers. cher are the new generation of, --------- Australians waitin in the s é -- *® ™Sculling Champion revival, | Takes Huegel Race, The European jsparked last year by Ger-| many's Wilhelm Bungert and) ESSEN (AP)--Peter Johnson, U.S. and Canadian sculling champion, easily won the light- weight sculling race at the In- | | | | left in was the Italian veteran) |Nicola Pietrangeli, who didn't) Sunday, gave the Red Sox a 5-3 victory over New York Yankees, pre- venting the 1964 champions from reaching the .500 mark. Up in the territory usually in- habited by the Yankees, Cleve- land Indians and Minnesota Twins were locked: in a first- place tie, the Tribe downing Baltimore Orioles 4-2 while the Twins took care of Kansas City Athitics 5-2. In other games, Chicago White Sox edged Los Angeles 1-0 and Washington Brazil, 6-4, 7-5, in the final Sat-\get further than the round of urday. This was a reversal of 16. Christian Kuhnke, sputtered out this time and the last European) ternational Huegel Regatta in|Senators whipped Detroit Ti- \gers 6-3. Tony Oliva's three-run homer and a two-run blast by Harmon Killebrew gave the Twins their ruis. Kansas City scored in the fourth on a single by Jim Lan- dis, Ed Charles' triple and. a squeeze bunt by Mike Hersh- berger. Ken Berry homered off Gccrge Brunet in the fifth for. the White Sox victory over Los Angeles. Washington defeated Detroit behind the hitting of Don Lock, who collected a two-run homer in the fourth and two singles. 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The only major title that did not go to the Australians was the women's. doubles; won by Miss Buno and Billie Jean Moffitt of the U.S. They beat Francoise Durr and Janine Lieffrig of France, 6-2, 7-5. It was the first time a French girl had appeared in a Wimbledon final since Mme. Simone Math- jeu won the women's doubles in partnership with Alice York of the United States in 1937. Emerson and Stolle will play WEEKEND FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manila--Al. Diaz,'.114, Philip- pines, stopped Hee Sou Kang, 114, South Korea, 8. Gardner Mulloy and Bill Tal- John New-|bert of the U.S. won the veter- The 19-year-old Shrewsbury,| jan's doubles title. The boys and Rich Stakes T Avalino Gomez TORONTO (CP) -- Victorian Era, with Jockey Alvalino Go- mez holding a tight rein, Sat- turday won the $13,000 Toronto Cup Stakes Handicap at Wood- otkov and Olga. Morozova. over second-place Champlain. A son of Victoria Park, Vic- torlan Era was a heavy favor- ite among the 17,118 fans over the 1 1-16-mile course and re- turned $3.30, $3.50 and $2.70. Owned by Allen Case of Tor- onto, the three-year-old won go- ing away over Champlain and Attention Hero despite carrying top weight of 125 pounds. The victory was the third stakes. win for Victorian Era this year and the. $8,000 win- ner's share increased his earn- ings to $31,875, bine by an eight-length margin} this West German city Sunday. Mass., oarsman led from the start and finished the 2,000 metres three lengths. ahead of |Wolfgang Grahl of West Ger- many. Saturday, Johnson won the |No. 2 senior sculling race of the regatta here. Last Sunday, he had finished first in a scull- ing event at Hamburg. 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