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THEY'RE CATCHING MUSKIES IN 'SCUGOG' Years ago, Lake Scugog was known far and wide, including across 'the U.S. border, as a likely spot to land a record-size "muskie" --but that was long ago. It will be welcome news to the fishermen in this area to learn of the success enjoy- ed by two Oshawa anglers, in Lake Scugog, last Satur- day morning. Shown above are Nerman Gower (left) of 313 Drew street and his brother-in-law, Earl Moore, 702 Hortop avenue, with three fine "muskies", a total weight of 42 pounds. The biggest was an 18- pounder, 40 inches long; second best was 36 inches long and weighed 14 pounds and the small one, a re- spectable 10-Ib. muskie, 31 inches long. The two men report they have hooked at least 15 muskies in the past two weeks and landed six of them. They have been using a 'Heddon Vamp Spook"' and "Bass Oreno"' --for the experts who are interested in lures, Yankees Era Ended, Hit Cellar, Last 1913 By ED SCHUYLER Jr. Associated Press Sports Writer Ralph Houk knows how Frank Chance felt 53 years ago. Chance, a member of base- ball's Hall of Fame who starred at first base for Chicago Cubs' managed New York Yankees in 1913 when they were in last place on the next-to-last day of the season. Today, Houk's Yankees oc- Boston rupted for four runs in the sixth in beating Cleve- land. Jose Tartabull's bases- loaded single brought home the first run and broke a 1-1 tie. Danny Cater was the big man in' Kansas. City's victory, He doubled home a run in the first and singled home a pair in the then attempted to get a double nia loaded the bases fn the play instead of going to the/ sixth. plate for a force out. Earl Wilson gained his ninth straight victory and 18th of the season against nine losses for Detroit by limiting Washington to three hits. Minnesota came up with four runs in the eighth ta beat Chi- cago, Rich Rollins singled home the tying run, and the winning run scored when outfielder Ken Ber: ee ae FEWER FISHERMEN... Fewer fishermen and better catches. That seemed to be the angle of angling in Northern Ontario during the last week when cooler weather settled in. The department of lands and forests, in its weekly report on Ontario fishing, says angling pressure on several lakes dropped considerably because of cold weather, But there were several good catches, including two pickerel, weighing 10 and 12 pounds, taken from Sand Lake in the Kenora district. Reports from 11 of the de- partment's 4 districts: ORTH Chapleau -- Pickerel fishing good and getting better in Nem: egosenda Lake and Shawmere River, lake trout angling gradu- ally improving in Nemegosenda and Borden lakes, northern pike good in Highbrush and Sideburn lakes. Weather: Rain. Cool Weather Fort Wrances--Several four: to five-pound bass caught in Wolseley Lake in Quetico pro- vincial park. Pickerel fair to good and lake trout poor in dis- trict where fishing pressure nas dropped roa f cool weatier, . 35-pound murkeliiggn take n from Red Gut Bay of Rainy/Lake. Lake. Kenora--Good angling for all species in Vermilion Bay area. Pickerel excellent in Lake of the Woods where hot spots for bass and perch include Centre Island and Sand Bay, Lake trout fair and other species good in English River system. Pickerel, bass and northern pike fair in Sioux Narrows area, Hot spot: Sand Lake, where catches include two pick- erel weighing 10 and 12 pounds. Fishing pressure greatly re- duced because of cool weather. North Bay -- Pickerel good throughout district, excellent in had Lh ..» BETTER CATCHES. Eased Ottawa River, Northern pike good, bass, lake trout and mus- kellunge fair in district where fishing's perking up with im- proved catches reported. Wanner: Cost with showers r to Parry Sound -- Bass a aod in Aleteiet alolavel fain in Lake Nipissing and Ahmic Pembroke--Pickerel good in Ottawa and Petawawa rivers, Round and Golden lakes, Lake trout, bass and speckled trout fair. Sault Ste. Marie -- Northern pike and pickerel fair to good in: Montreal River, lake trout fair in Blind River area, pick- erel fair in Flack and Kindio- gami lakes, northern pike good in Mississagi River, Pickerel poor and northern pike good in St, Joseph Island area and Ot- tertail Lake, where speckled trout angling's good, Bass fair and speckled trout fair in Gar- den and Goulais rivers, The Wizard of Candlestick) Park did it again. Just one day after he had ex- tracted a three-hit performance from the previously listless Ray Sadecki, San Francisco mana- ger Herman Franks played presto - chango with his line-up Wednesday and the Giants beat Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 in 12 innings. : The hidden player trick in- volved Frank Johnson about whom just a bit more than noth- ing was known. Until Tuesday, Johnson was spending his days at the Giants' Pacific Coast League farm club in Phoenix, where he hit 315. By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League Pet. GBL .582 579 572 535 511 504 .500 441 Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles Philadelphia St. Louis Atlanta Cincinnati Houston New York 426 Chicago .253 Wednesday's Results Atlanta 8 Pittsburgh 2 Houston 5 St. Louis 6 $an Francisco 3 Los Angeles 2 (Only games scheduled) Probable, Pitchers Today (No games scheduled) ne ae 59 } 1% Pct. GBL BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS Farm Hand's Hit Helps Giants Nip Dodgers With ihe score tied 2-2 in the) bottom of the ninth and als chance to climb to within half a} game of the National League- |i leading Pittsburgh Pirates, Franks put Johnson in left field. SCORES ON ERROR Johnson singled to right cen- tre in the 12th inning and Wil- lie Mays scored when Dodger catcher John Roseboro dropped the ball. In the only other National League games, Atlanta Braves beat Pittsburgh Pirates 8-3 and St. Louis Cardinals edged Hous- ton Astros 6-5. The Dodgers are now in third, 1% games behind Pittsburgh, 542 510 -503 500 441 41 Minnesota Chicago Cleveland California Washington Kansas City Boston 438 New York 434 Wednesday's Results California 3 Kansas City 6 Chicago 4 Minnesota 6 Washington 0 Detroit 4 Boston 5 Cleveland 4 Boston 5 Cleveland 4 New York 2 Baltimore 3 Probable Pitchers Today (No games scheduled) International League Columbus 3 Toronto 0 (First game of aaa | semi-final) Richmond 6 Rochester 2 |Giants, singled in the 12th in- Bill Woodward's bases-loaded single in the fifth drove in two runs and broke a 3-3 tie send- ing Atlanta to its victory over the Pirates. It was Pittsburgh's third straight defeat and the Braves' eighth triumph in nine starts, Tim McCarver hit a two-run homer in the eighth off Mike Cuellar for the St. Louis deci- sion. Dave Giusti had held the} Cards hitless through five in- nings. Mike Shannon homered in the seventh for St. Louis, YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching -- Earl Wilson, Ti- gers, pitched a three-hitter for his ninth straight victory, bring- ing his record to 18-9, as De- reg beat Washington 'senators Batting Frank Johnson, ning driving in Willie Mays all the way from first as the Giants beat Los Angeles Dodg- ers 3-2 and moved to a half- game behind the National League + leading Pittsburgh Pi- Traffic White River -- Pickerel and northern pike fair, speckled and lake trout good, SOUTH Lake Simcoe _ Bass good, perch and pike faic in Lane Simcoe, pike and smallmouth pass iair, MUS KEHUHRE aia largemouth bass poor in Georg- jan Bay area, Lake trout and pickerel poor in Lake Simcoe, EAST Lindsay--Panfish good, mus- kellunge and pickerel poor, bass poor to fair in Kawartha Lakes. Muskellunge fair, bass and pickere) fair to good in Trent River. Pickerel, bass, rainbow, speckled and lake trout fair in Gooderham area of Haliburton County, Bass good, pickerel r in Haliburton area. Pan- ish good, pickerel fair, trout Species poor in Minden area. Bass fair to good, pickerel and muskellunge fair in Apsley area. Lake trout. fair to good, speckled trout fair in Kassha- bog Lake. WEST Lake Erie--Bass, perch and panfish fair to poor in Lake Huron, St. Clair River and Lake Erie. Pike good in Lake Huron. OASA Squirts Settle Crown At Port Perry The All-Ontario Squirt Soft- ball Championship will be de- cided in the annual OASA Round-Robin tournament, being staged this year in Port Perry, lf oa; Saturday - oi Sls eek, Harold Dormer, of Peter- borough, president of the On- tario Amateur Softball Asso- ciation, will present the Laurie Motors Trophy and OASA All- Ontario championship crests, to the winning team, at the conclusion of the final game. OASA convener, "Vinny" Walker of Port Perry, who is in charge of the tournament, has announced that the draw calls for Peterborough, Eastern Ontario Zone winners, to meet Richmond Hill, in the first game, at 1:00 p.m, and in the other semi-final game, at three o'clock, either Wingham or Owen Sound will play. either Burlington or Beamsville, Port Perry Legion won the All-Ontario Squirt champion- ship last year. | Saturday's champi p final | KENDALL GT-1 RACING Proved in competition and ape clally in AJAX Go To . Drew Ford Pelshok Motors Suburben Mators In OSHAWA See, .. Down's Towing s Geroge game will start at 5:30 o'clock. ' Prec eee ett ded é a PUeeere* Sane s | wh 2 bas enemas oa es Pickerel poor in St. Clair River. tates, | CANADIAN RYE WHISKY, Special Old Canadian Ry e Whisky SEPTEMBER scovped up the ball hit by"Kollins and threw it into the Chicago dugout. cupy the American League cel-|seventh. Jack Aker picked up e first. time in Sep-| is 24th save for the Athletics, ing. fos Pag: 29 day in 1913.|/Stopping a threat after Callifor- The Yankees, winners of 29|j= " z pennants and 20 World Series, plunged into the basement Wed- nesday night by losing 3-2 to League leading Baltimore Ori- oles while Boston Red Sox were Aci tre wee yee (First. game of alt semi-final) 636 -- 560 10% 89 51 79 62 Baltimore Detroit g 5-4 and Kansas City Athletics were , beating California Angels 6-3. The loss left the Yankees 2814 games off the pace, a game back of Kansas City and one- half game behind ninth place Boston. In othr games Wednesday, Minnesota Twins nipped Chi- cago White Sox 6-4 and Detroit Tigers downed Washington Sen- | ators 4-0. | MEL MISSED | The Orioles loaded the bases | | on a walk, a sacrifice - fielders | choice on which pitcher Mel | Stottlemyre failed to throw out | the man at second and an in- tentional walk to Frank Robin: | son. 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