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wo t . . | OCKE sc EBOA | Ontario Senior ] Ontario Junior | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 15, 1967 Yaz Most Valuable | HOCKEY SCOREBOARD acai eg gg pie UNS eters rca 20 | Galt 47 24 181 Falls 66 lthe Professional Golfers Asso- THE CAN : 93 0 " oi] WIE a 'Ord By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Col'wood «8 3.147 3617. Falls = 1 1 88 29:21) Nicklaus Named = it,,«; ; 7 e National Leag | Eastern Division Kingston 762) OS: 48 Oe 8 4 56 38 17 bene . ; Se wit ® Apicuph" 1 41M HisiKitehener' #30 5 5735 Golfer Of Year | p.iclats,, "ho, tamed, win Il rican eague winv dF A pt|Springfield 9 3 1 56 39 19/Oakville 6 6 0 35 46 12/Toronto 8 4 0 64 39 16) 'world 'Can chotehos fers oe le | Toronto 26 1fse s¢arierehey = 7 4 1 4 39 15) Toronto Fee 3 iylMontresl «6.7 $ 1 38 2615|, PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) --\city, beat out Palmer by better = rovidenc 5 2 5 Eb 5 " 7 | ting arch-riva rnold} ne ' By BEN OLAN Cesar Tovar, a Minnesota/The voting by iwo baseball writ-New-voik © 3 344g 44 Wlpaltimore. 5 7 1 43 43 11|Woodstock 3 6 2 37 44 8|London 7 1% @UPamer by a inndstide, Jackies 2' 1 in the balloting Be sew YORK (AP)--Carl Yas-(SP@rkplug while playing secondlers trom each city, was on a la ia | ried wea wu Belleville 3.8 1 37 44 7/St. Cath. 5 7 0. 42 43 10|Nicklaus was named Profession-|"!2¥¢r of the year by PGA rosse game with the NEW | f Boston Red Sox,|Dase, third base and centre/basis of 14 points for a first-lMontreal 5 54 30 34 al oer ewe {Orillia 3.9 0 35 58 6/Oshawa 3 6 1 34 45 7\al Golfers of the Year Tuesday, |°™ers and golf writers. een Gaels. trzemski 'thi single first.|{i!d, drew the other first-place|place vote, nine for second Fale i 4 Cleveland 8 3 1 44 36 19 ecults 'Tuesda Selathore 1 9 2 35 63 4|{t was one of few honors that) if Hull ahowthe the coming sh poe selec |Vote, but finished in a seventh-leight for third down to one for| 2° 47 $ 0 SL MRochester 6 5 2% 49 51 14 mondsnk s arilln a ¥ ie 112 1 24 91 gihad eluded Nicklaus during a} TOP BADMINTON 1%4LIST spark that almost place 36 ed the American|Place tie in the over-all ballot-|each 10th place vote. Western Divisiin Quebec 5 7 1 48 45 11 Toronto 4 Belleville 2 see Y 24 9 Si meteoric six-year professional| Toronto (CP) -- Two V t a berth with the peters Most Valuable Player|™& Tovar batted .267 last sea- KILLEBREW TRAILS Los Ang 7 4 3 45 49 17|Buffalo 59 0 30 6010/7 ville 1 Collingwood 6 Results Tuesday jcareer. lver players topped the Penthane nerals, added two for the 1967 baseball season|°°"- ry ee eee Minnesota 5 4 3 29 32 13) Tuesday's Results Games Friday 'Niagara Falls 4 London 2 Nicklaus, 27, was in Mexicojannounced Tuesday by the Cas ad one of his better today. Yastrzemski thus failed to}, olga! slugger Harmon Kille- Phila. 5.4 3 25 25 Bicpringfield 2 Quebec 2 ae ee way Gaines Whatsdxe jon a_ television commitment|nadian Badminton Association. donning the Whitby The 28-year-old outfielder,|match the unanimity achieved| >) ¥. ae Ati an Pittsburgh 5 8 2 34 4112 widaiutes's Casi jOrillia at Barrie i eset |when the award was announced] Allison Daysmith is No, 1 in the teen a inner of the circuit's Triple|by Orlando Cepeda of St. Louis|Po follow y catcher Billist, Louis 47 2 30 3410) mcay Ss ame Galt at Guelph jOttawa at Peterborough at the president's dinner, high-jladies' singles, Wayne Mace otted his sixth goal Ww . ; Cardi Ae Slt 1,.\Freeliah of Detroit Tigers, 137/Oakland > 11 3 34 53 7lCleweland at Hershey Oakville at Belleville London at Hamilton \light of the annual meeting of!Donnell in the men's. alan and Wide alone Crown while leading the Red|Cardinals in capturing the Na points; { pitcher Joe Horlen' of|.- oe fae Hie tsetse) deine noe esata SR Ghedenieaiedibaie One Pint riaireenet cto ada, Masa wees assists, gives the sox to their first pennant since ---- League's MVP award last!Gnicago White Sox, 91; oulfield- ps w third spot in the 1946, drew 19 votes for first . er Al Kaline of Detroit, 88 and ag g. place and one for second in the] Yastrzemski -- collected pitcher Jim Lonborg of Boston, . . . s led to get a repeat balloting by 20 members of the/points in becoming the first Red/82. E Prices effective until it John Lee, Ed Den- Baseball Writers' Association of/Sox player since Jackie Jensen} 'Toyar and shortstop Jim®Fre- Saturday, November 18th of Alcorn and Garry America. in 1958 to take the MVP prize. gosi of California Angels had 70 : to ach scoring aces. . points apiece. Pitcher Gary Pe- e @ gn ne g went the distance ters of the White Sox and first ie the Steelers and baseman George Scott of Boston s. ry steady game. rounded out the first 10. on an at t off to a flying start over-all list of 24. "t red their first goal Frank Robinson of Baltimore, SECR ET Be second mark and a unanimous choice as AL MVP { on in they were in 1966, finished 11th this year Roll-on r. d. It was 4-2 at the with only 31 points. 'He was Deodorant 4. irst stanza, 5-3 after sidelined for almost four weeks 1 oz. BY of action and then with a mild concussion that re- ue. fet . a 7-4 as the Steelers sulted in double vision, but still Go.- g wot ie unanswered goals in wound up second to Yastrzem- minutes. ski in batting with a .311 aver-| = Pp LKING . s ee 1 § e ceceiaa Bene L zaSWePmsht s batting park d wing the game. He was .326, He tied Killebrew for' e all along that these the home run title with 44 and) d produce once they led-in RBI with 121. ; / 9 like a team' ., Killebrew batted .269 and) ¢ 4 Pe hey c vill play Weston drove in 113 runs. | "hi mo - tiee g the Whitby Arena Yastrzemski and Killebrew} ye ee a night and this one were the only players to be| > ~ D ' -¢ Sey « dandy. Whitby beat s named on all 20 ballots. Free-| = CA ippuy y : v their recent meet- f han's name appeared on 19. E Oh ONE-A-DAY i rd has it out of the The once-dominant. New York| : HAIR SETTING § & oy : i that the Dodgers Yankees were shut out in the} : wdbbhed i MULTIPLE - ame that night but voting this year for the first GEL 5 YITAMINS 5 ly for Jim Cherry time ever. | e 8 oz, | 0's 7 8. | = a ~ --------] ug t 99< ' te > 89 LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS| © : : ; ma th eae By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS| - en oth shy noes : FE racmnee ' Miami Beach, Fla.--Eddie} : - ~ te New ae Talhami, 179, Montreal, ; ; f ; ere Cone knocked out Ray Vega, 178,| While they last/ a 1) ere A ee | 2 EASY TERMS West Memphis, Ark., 2. we . Awd (Y, ' peor + Kayette \ Buffalo, N.Y.--Vic Brown, ' Fe . 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