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THE OSHAWA TIMES, " outpoors |Giants' Ray Sadecki |S," Twins' Jim Merritt | ~<"="\"5_ bs | Roma Will Quit By Bill Owens Finally Beats Mets wit mau ee Blanks Boston Sox | instead Pay Fine Times Outdoor Writer ig Ok cog ae lly TOR that marathon swimming be in-) 7 ONTO (CP) -- Inter cluded in the Olympic Games. |. ws By HAL BOCK -- resort . Boston's in-|Roma, a Toronto soccer club, 4 an ' ar Box RAPOPORT from Frank Linzy. It was the] Sadecki struck out nine bat-| Marathoners represent-| ssoclated Press Sports Writer cr ren STLrs. ee decided to quit the Ontario , ; me te nat ; : ssocia' ress Sports Writer|left - hander's first victory in|{ers, drove in ith aling Canada, the United States,| Jim Merritt survived early in-| ROBS YANKEES National Soccer League rather = mon -- wager! inthal Bose gga ™ New York Mets, settling ever|nearly a month and dropped the preset a Beno pert Pe Italy, The Netherlands, 'Argen-|ning jitters Friday against Mine Danny Cater made a circus|than pay a $600 fine levied Ae . deners vent.re, hoe in hand, deeper into the National League|Mets 231% games off the pace. third with anotti im Hart hit| "2 'and Yugoslavia--all nem-|ton but hung on to lead Minne-|Catch with the bases loaded and|@@inst the club for illegally se into their gardens unaware goTH CHILDREN and |tllar. suffered a double defeat) In other National League ird with another. Jim Hart hit|hers of the World Professional|sota Twins' 3-0 victory over the|two out in the eighth inning,|Using two players. they that many of the plants adults have been known to | "ay night. games, St. Louis Cardinals shut/his 25th homer. Marathon Swimming Federa-|Red Sox. preserving Kansas City's vic-|_An appeal to the Canadian pe \iose flower and fruit can die from eat -g the berry of Not only were they beaten 3-0/out Cincinnati Reds 5-0, Phila-| st, Louis moved seven games| tion--formally requested the In-| 'The left - hander struggled tory over New York. |Football Association upheld the acy ay i ; the mistletoe and the p by San Francisco Giants, the|delphia Phillies crushed Hous-jahead of Chicago in the Na- ternational Olympic Committee} thro; innit Two singles an jfine, which was $400 against tims of such satisfaction to one d the plant | Mot : , : ; 3 ugh the early innings, then 8 d a walk had on the bring § : : ; and seed of the larkspur ets also lost their own per-|ton Astros 7-1, Atlanta Braves|tional League race ,with Larry|to consider including the 10-!took control, allowing only one| loaded the bases, and Bill Rob.|Intet - Rona and $100 each sale person can bring serious ill- (oi Gisestive upset, depres: [peer ee ees tment be a|beat Chicago Cubs 6-3 and Pitts-|Jaster yielding Cincinnati just|mile swimming race as a regu-|base runner in the last five in-|inson tagged a shot deep to left|23ainst players George: Piottl or ihe ness or death to another. gion and could be fatal. 'The ry pd booed they find one ey = edged Los Ange- four hits, The Cards scored all|lar feature of future games. |nings and picked up his eighth|field. But Cater raced back, |2"4 Carlos Metidieri, : Redmen May poisonous plants are so leaves of the lily-of-the-valley Ginte tah Rey 8 _|les Dodgers 3-2 in 10 innings. |their runs in the sixth inning,| The resolution was adopted at| victory and third shutout of the|leaved against the wall and|,,"s_ Club spokesman said the - ok com- common and seemingly safe will cause irregular heart- bat aes prigeesh es vg re Rico his ji pale Coupee. in fe OF the 1967 annual meeting of the| season. grabbed the ball. fines were unjustified and will 1e, when that many people do not sus- beat and pulse, usually ac- |peat th elias mais pained (hg tists We aloutat agen [them federation in Hamilton earlier) png gefeat dropped the sec-|, Comsecutive sacrifice flies by chariot soe ; A e Mets for more than|the Mets by slowing down| Dick Ellsworth st d k d PP ec: - 'e goals pect their toxic nature. Who companied with mental con- | three years before Friday's vi 's ; c sworth stopped the|this week and made public ond place Sox 2% games back Cater and Ken Harrelson pro-| rom the would guess that the beauti- fusion. Iris roots, foxglove |tory Me had tesa chaoed An wey GRETA" GE Ouch A icy sect gpa age tele et Thursday by the organization's| o¢ Chicago White Sox ho were(duced both Athletic runs in the CEE ee ee ed bleeding 'bent. may ah |; cee eat, tas chased in| 7 arunlly, yt out there andling is fires game since, Aprilihesdquarters bere. lrained out at Baltimore, fa) ™usd, nine \ nly goal profuse, contains a leadly be dangerous in large |against them. big problem. of -miné, Butlhits. Don Mack Hit st ahreefue jother American League action| Duke Sims drove in five runs heart stimulant similar to amounts. Laurels, rhododen- That situation was abruptly|catcher Tom Haller comes out|homer, and Johnny Briggs had BASEBALL STARS |Kansas City Athletics shaded peice ge a home run--as FOR a the drug digitalis? So power- dron and azaleas are fatal in | terminated when in 8 1-3 innings|and talks to me and won't give|four hits, Rich Allen drove in |New York Yankees 2-1, Cleve-|"leveland battered Detroit. Magic ful is this toxin that a single all their parts. These plants |he gave up just six hits before}me that ball, so I have to slow|two runs and had three hits By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS|land Indians battered ' Detroit|, C@lifornia reliever Minnie Ro- in now Jeaf can kill a child. Many produce depression, difficult | getting some last - minute help!down." Denis Menke had four hits! Batting--Duke Sims, Indians Tigers 11-5 and California An-|!45 choked off a late Washing- " ey need people have died merely breathing, prostration and |------------ : ESS EOE : ak ae ; ; : "lgels 8 d Washi ton rally and held the Senators iis coveted from eating steaks that has coma. 'Parents should be Sia antes pg be a os Sp ellbiagomp ee || Mi pag ne bay for his 17th save of the KAMPING i LJ . ubs with ----as UU " aeacived - oy hen reared m, andr spec cre! aoe, ot | T eats Get Only One Hit, ir tmsties ste mt enred Det izes 5." wor end is wy oa Ken Mcttin sine») Seeiee hve Kem 's game _ 4 : r guns from the "eterbarry. ' seven games. Pat Jarvis ,12-4,| Pitching--Larry Jaster, Car. caci time he got into a jam:| pair of homers and dove rs alt Townline Road North y Davis. : This plant is very poisonous . jwas the winning pitcher. |dinals, hurled a four - hitter and|and lowered his earned run av-lfour runs for the Senators (1 Mile North of King St. ©) hn of the IT'S EASY to be deceived especially in the pithy stems Al Yates Homer Wins 1-0 fae Letebvie's wild throw al-| blanked Cincinnati Reds 5-0 as|craze to 20 -- best among) Woodie Held's bases - loaded PH. 728-9942 14 points by plants, for one part may most often used for blow- ith Pitt ne Alley to come in|St. Louis widened its National) merican 'ague starters. double delivered three runs for|f Check the Camping Column In the tis a big bo edible while another may guns. <; Sak (albveai Suidde As dak Gola ae with Pitisburgh's winning run. 'League lead to seven games. Two of the Twins' three runs!the Angels. If Classified Section for our ad. se A M 0} 4 and Columbus downed Ro- rem ' ; eeaiaiaiaiceas aha mie cy weir tales THIS WILL GIVE a smail |, Toronto Maple Leafs had four|chester 4-1 in the nightcap after| will be cyanide when eaten. Peach idea of the common flowers, bee vehi § night "4 ice fant -- 4 opener 4-0. ry time ies leaves contain hivdeo- herbs apd seeds, that ate "Steer aera wrace eader| Gary Waslewski gave up only . A full cyanic acid, one of the most around the garden, house and |against Richmond Braves, but/two hits in the Toronto opener schedule dangerous poisons known to surrounding area. The only [SGI SUBBAROT $0 Win OnE. jin picking up his fourth win ated... man, Children often become safeguard is to keep ail Pig Haiond psoas po | pager a two losses. Maxie is) ther la- in wi ing ¢ " P m off reliever Larry Maxie in the|7-3. : as the Oe eta aaa ives Oat ok pe nae ts bee opener gave Toronto a 1-0 vic- Bruce, who won his second) 1 xtending and hot water. Even two of to nibble on them, and to tory after Richmond _rookie|/game in three decisions, scored| ' e family our most popular vegetables, teach children never to eat or |G2ty Niebauer had held them the winning run in the sixth in- au, who the potato and tomato aime put in their mouth any plant perend through the first ves when he walked and scored > a sup- ' iy aia \innings. : nm an error. | the Red- kag ot aes ie or year not commonly used Veteran Bob Bruce pitched a; Losing pitcher Gary Roggen- | sudden- though fresh tomato tei : patie po in the nine - inning eg 6-11, gave up only three! e missed : ' --_ |second game to help Richmond{hits in eight innings. and potato tubers are harm- HERE AND THERE... F r ae 3 ae ones but less, the foliage and vines of Aqua-lung divers should be record a 2-0 victory. Rochester maintained its half-| 4a. orter. , : ; : In doubleheader action else-/game lead over second - place} ; <del both these vegetables contain commended for their effort in | pore Jacksonville ept iwo| Richmond D Leonhard's| : sy alkaloid poisons that can cleaning up glass bottles, 4 Y ee eae ees Le kagleedsd he dda aoe teabad ad . 4 2 from Buffalo, 7-5 and 4-2, To-|three-hit shutout. cause severe digestive upset cans and other trash from the ledo dateated Syr $3 and| Frank Peters bh 5 and nervous disorder. bottoms of lakes... . IT IS |" pated Syracuse fF an In can eters homered for § ochester in the first. Owen DEFINITE that in less than Tatnion helted a. threw © Pun MOST DANGEROUS of all 100 years, man has changed BASEBALL Gols i te sith. yy plants in the vegetable gar- lakes from youth to old age Colitshur starter Dock Ellis! den is the rhubarb. Its sta!ks, that under normal conditions SCOREBOARD ne a hi 2 OR ' As : rea s commonly used in baking and would have taken many cen- \; ia be Rant i He the | cooking, of course, is not turies. Pollution is the factor | By THE CANADIAN PRESS leon eet Wane uicetloads toxic, but the leaf blade con. ... THE INTRODUCTION | ~ National League ea contributed a tains oxalic acid which crys- of a new fish into a lake is W L Pct. GBL| . 5 ' talizes in the kidneys, and always an unpredictable mat- | st. Louis Wi Pet GBL) MADDEN STRIKES Each year many home fires are caused by light- causes severe damage. Bulbs ter and may well disrupt the [Chicago 59 49 .548 7 | Toledo moved one game ahead : : P of hyacinth, narcissus and ecological balance with dis- |San Francisco 57 50 .533 84|0f fourth - place Toronto on ning. These fires have increased one hundred daffodil will cause, nausea, pd ag oo gpg Cincinnati 57 51 .528 ag cpg eoyag --, bed fold si tha Inteodueti f 0 vomiting and may be fatal. 3MA res S- tlanta 54 49 524 gigithe eis' inning, to give the} °o since intr Poinsettia leaves can also be woman is like age lady ae Phila 51 51 500 12 a Hens a 3-2 win over the| c e introduction of the TV set. 40 % fatal; one leaf can kill' a a gentleman in abiding wi Pittsburgh 50 53 .485 1314|Chiefs in the opener. His pitch-) ' . . er child. Figg of ' Rosary all known pede i gi 2 |Los Angeles 46 58 .442 im hit, two ers "eye in the ninth) of all house fires are caused by lightning hitting pea an castor ean are conscience backed with prop- | Houston 47 61 .435 19 |!nning o e nightcap provided! . . ° > j known to cause death. One or er conduct. New York 40 63 .388 2314|\the Hens with a 5-4 triumph. | your TV antenna, and coming right into your liv- petciaes -- set eee SRE ARLES DAI Friday's Results Southpaw Jerry Koosman| M ' ; ' ee San Francisco 3 New York 0/hurled a three-hitter and struck} ing room via your TV lead in wire. Several Young Canada Swimmers, [tise maser se atia' few Stos ST Atlanta' 6 Chicago 3 ville its second - game decision i i H + wt es eS bee Bi grounding devices have been experimented with , Lo: 1 } In the seven - inning opener, | H j ' G H os Angeles 2 Pittsburg 3 pot ""christman and 'Sandy but on the whole have been unsatisfactory. -- ympic ames ope. American League Alomar hit final-inning doubles fe wt. Pet. sinigd Mg Hor three runs and pro-| 7 By BOB TRIMBEE he's doing to talk swimming. ciceze 2 43 me = |pel_ Jacksonville to its victory.| WINNIPEG (CP) -- Canada's|He spends hours with each/ port oe i e young swimmers have merged|sWimmer working out race Sakae rs 7 ie 3% P A as a distinct threat in the race| Strategy. He demands supreme atten i 4 4% an-Am Urews M4 for gold medals at the 1968/€ffort. Weabingion AD ls Hf on Rd. | Olympic Games in Mexico City.| Eynon, 32, is a former London | cleveland 48 57 457 1214 Seek NA Titles! A decade of remodelling,|Y competitor. He iso com" |Baltimore 46 57 1447 1314 | prompted by a handful of|Petec ree wate: Dak ne en \New York 45 58 .437 14%4| ST. CATHARINES (CP) -- TANK coaches, has left the sport) Versity of Western Ontario swim|xansas City 47 61 .435 15 |Nine crews have filed entry for| united across the country and|team in the mid-1950s. | Friday's Results the special lightweight eight 4 buoyed by the latest technical "As a former swimmer it was |New York 1 Kansas City 2 race at next week's first North ork skills and knowledge. pray Pept A ast Byes Boston 0 Minnesota 3 or aay rowing champion-| Outside the swimming pools : Praia Led SO} Detroit 5 Cleveland 11 ships. : few people know the men be-|there's a family interest in the | Chicago at Baltimore, ppd., rain} Led by the defending Cana-| : hind the scenes. extra swimming work. Washington 4 California 5 dian and United States senior sd The list includes Howard As coach of the Pan-Am wom- International League 150 - pound championship boat Firby and Ted Simpson of Van- ens swim team, he lost two W L Pct. GBL|from the St. Catharines Rowing couver, George Gates of Mont- months study toward his doctor- | Rochester 59 44 .573 --/Club, the entry is rounded out real, George Wiskin and Nick ate in physical education, which | Richmond 60 46 .566 4|by Toronto Argonauts, Hamilton} pana | he hopes to obtain by Christmas| Toledo 51 50 .505 7|Leanders and six U.S. crews. Tierry of Toronto and Bob Ey . ; Aca n ' non of London, Ont . from the University of Illinois. | Toronto 50 51 495 8 Bo Raga rane Beige ' hes i for itatin 3 Columbus 50 55 .476 10/eight the number of titles in the 7 Pigg Sua ae aa varied a ~~ OT aan at {Jacksonville 50 55.476 10|continental championships. The their personalities, but only a| Western, Eynon also assists the Syracuse 47 56 456 12/others are in open - weight } j di Bose Buffalo 45 55 .450 124/eights, cox fours, fours, cox brief look at what Canadians did], ondon Y with its age-class pro-} ' H iene e dbnhl 4 si against the Australians and the] pram. a Btire Racsrsiget bm pairs, doubles and sin- Americans in the last two sum- ; po _| Richmond 0-2 ronto 1- s. : rice mers Andibaten the success of ei dbo % pee es lly Jacksonville 7-4 Buffalo 5-2 The entire Pan - American} their efforts. contractor. *ne * 4 [Rochester 4-1 Columbus 0-4 |Games rowing contingents will] os nas, cous 7 pithy aie a Syracuse 2-4 Te 3-5 fly = Papa Sell 9 MED. 1 s : a : 's fi -AC r} LS In the British Empire Games|came interested in the sports. Schaal et Samet shes ste 149 European Oars-| o. Fom at Kingston, Jamaica, a year| His son Howard, 17, now| Jacksonville at Buffalo men follows Monday. | acannon ago Canada won 25 swimming|ranks anne the top 10 a ~~ Columbus at Rochester $$ } and diving medals. This week|ada and daughter, Cindy, 16,)Toled Syracuse | j D against the Americans in the|was a promising diver until she }------ a cuse ____|REMEMBER WHEN? os Pan-American Games the total|switched to synchronized swim- By THE CANADIAN PRESS | ea climbed to 29. ming, where she is Canadian New Tournament Craig Breedlove of Los a Firby, who took up coaching| champion in three events. . Angeles set the world land ED while undergoing therapy for) This September he hopes to For Golfing Pros speed record of 407 m.p.h. ae polio in Regina 22 years ago, |initiale a concerted diving pro- LAND, Calif. (AP Q three years ago today--in seiale is the best known because of|gram for young Canadians in OAKLAND, ee ag 1964--with a jet-powered his success with such world| hopes of bringing home Can-|neW tournament, the $125, car at Bonneville salt flats, record . holders as Mary Stew-|ada's first Olympic gold medal | Kaiser International Open Jan.) 45.4, art and Elaine Tanner, ever in the event. 18-21, was added Thursday to) _____ Gates' efforts were just as} No one expects Canadian id 1968 professional golf sched- -- impressive though less glamor-|swimmers to harvest the med- ee : & ous. Working in the tiny B.C.\als they have won the last two) It Will offer $25,000 to the win- Monday community of Ocean Falls and|jsummers in the Empire and)nin3 professional. It will be pre- : 3 ; ceded by a $7,500 pro - amateur 8 : with an antiquated 20-yard pool, he started a handful of young- sters on their way to bright ca- reers. Simpson's move into promi- nence came Jast summer in the Pan-Am events next year in expect is an end to the gold medal drought in Mexico City, but what they dojevent Jan. 17. and diving that extends back to|course at } 1912 when George Hodgson of|Club at Napa, 40. miles north- The Kaiser will be played swimming |over a special laid out 18-hole Silverado Country With CABLE TV you don't have to worry about lightning. Don't panic, don't pull the plug, just sit ats iti i t Ids for jeast of Oakland. : : : . tion Ceuush, Empire san' doubled the |canaga, the only time Cana- "The open course wil he 3.332 L sons there and enjoy crystal clear reception from 10 TV STATIONS. Our grounding starts right at the number of swimming medals it|dian has won an Olympic swim-|an 3,415 yards with par 35- \ " : i ee A itby had won in six previous Empire | ming and diving event. 2 ees E . | antenna and continues throughout our cable network. Every installation is inspected by a licensed ames. NTS ae @ CHECK ROOM | ° . 4 -- Thierry has developed back- FACILITIES inspector. Protect yourself against lightning. 5 stroker Jim Shaw and free- R - styler Angela Coughlan, both @ LADIES' ICE pening | Ly pole id a the cur- LOUNGE ren an-American ames. Wiskin, Eynon and diving © Boor G WwW : coach Bud Stevens of Vancouver EASY TERMS RENTALS ET CAB L E TV N 0] echanie this week proved the 1966 suc- 1-DAY bey, To p Ip cess in Jamaica was more than hi te just a happy week in the sun. SERVICE LIVE re) HAWA wt 29 MEDALS K s /ERY The 32 swimmers and divers ORGAN } : teed inn oA A j ree gold medals, 13 silver an WHITBY 13 -- raga vw a team that POSTED PRICES MUSIC SRLS Inc | seeing" their Sat uiecestoag So you know costs Serer sen Weave yee cor "4 ADMISSION | competition. - . 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