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Barrie Examiner, 5 Sep 1961, p. 12

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ADDITIONAL SPORT hilly ViCtory Aids Dodgers Cro By ED WILKS Don Drysdale finally caught up with San Francisco Giants Phlladelphialhillles finally got around to nailing Cincinnati Reds and LoaAngelea Dodgers are Just two games behind the Reds in the National League pennant race Drysdala pitched two hit ehutout as the second place Monday night for their fifth suc cess in their last seven games That put Los Angeies one up on Cincinnati in the decisive lost column after the last plaee Phlls wlnless in their first 17 games with the Iieds managed to split four game weekend series with the lead Dodgers whipped the Giants 40 cap of their Labor Day double 88 the opener 50 Chicago Cubs best Milwaukee Braves 62 and St Louis car dinais defeated Pittsburgh Pir ates The Dodgers fell 40 before the Braves Saturday The Cubs ciobbercd the Giants 70 the Pirates edged the Cardinals 54 and the Reds beat the Phillies 74 In Sunday games the Dod ger beat the Giants 54 the Firatcs defeated the Cards on and the Phllllcs edged the Reds 32 The Cubs defeated the Braves 65 in the opener at doubleheader and were trailing 42 when the second game was callei by darkness In the bot tom of the sixth inning bitter of his career while only apair of singles Tba Dodgers held scoreless for if innings this year by Juan Merlebsl 1310 were off and waning early against the Glanta rlghthander in this one Maury Wills singled stole second and came around with the first run on fly and in fieldnutinthethlrd inning Tommy Davis reached base on an error in the fourth stole sec ond was sent to third on sec ond error and stole home Duke Snider chased Marichal with two run homer in the fifth inning it was the 380th hom run of the Dukes career era Philadelphia took the nighti Drysdale 119 sidearming and gave him 1214 runs batted Tigers Hopes Fading Lose Fourth Straight By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer if were on close to the Yankees Sept5 as we are now well bent ern it was manager Bot Scheffing talking appraising Detroits it in the American League pennant race week ago The surprising second place Tigers were hot They had won 10 of it and they were last games behind New York With three game show down series ahead in New York Schefflnga remark was chal lenge money MANTLE Infection Downs as LONDON Reuters Brit aias Terry Downes who has had to postpone his return world middleweight title eontest with Paul Fender of Boston be cause of an injured hand was admitted to hospital Sunday ManagerSamBurnseaid itiTaoIokad ab de 4w believedaan infectionrhad wgmnglcn5angrfi 1155121 set in which had caused Downess handto swell consid erably and had given him great pain Downes won the world title not recognized by the National Boxing Associationfrom Pen der here in July Heiniured his thumb at home about two weeks ago MEANT BLUE BLOOD LADDER WAS MARKED BY FOR rooms FASHIONS lN HAIR CARE LOOK FOR HAIRDRESSERS AND BEAUTY Now week later it sounds like voice from the grave Its Sept the deadline set by Scheffing and the Yankees lead by six the biggest bulge of the season in the AL And It the Tigers arent dead theyre going fast After losing all three games in ew York the Tigers dropped their fourth in row for their longest slump oi the year at Baltimore Monday and were losing 41 after eight innings when the second game of the twl night doubleheade wns called beenuseof curfeu WON FIFTH STRAIGHT The Yankees meanwhile made it five in row with 53 and th Labor Day sweep over Washington although Mickey Mantle was sidelined by injury and Roger Maria was hit less Chicago White Sox spiit pair of 9s decisions in daynight doubleh at Minnesota Cleveland beat Boston 72 and Kansas City divided double header with Los Angeles wln nlng 137 after the Angels had taken the opener 43 The Yankees powered by Maris two homers overpow ered the Tigers 72 Saturday Rogers round trippers ran his season total to 53 He is five games ahead of the pace set by record 60 in 1927 Mantle blasted two homers as the Yankees defeated the Tig era 85 Sunday He has 50 this season and is tied with Ruths pace in other Saturday engage completed tonight errors by Realty Colavlto Bill Bruton and Dick Brown of the Tigers led to the Orioles first three runs Mr Ron Kline Detroit scored off Billy Hoeit in the sixth on single by Al Katine and dou bit by Colavlto Johnny Blanchard subbing for Mantle in the Yankee out field was 3for3 in the opener and broke 33 tie with home run in the eighth inning off loser Bennie Daniela taio Rookie Hal Reniff 20 was the winner with two innings ofper fect reliefiin ethoi nlghteapr Clete Boyer homered for the Yanks first run and drove in the winning run in the seventh with saeriflce fly as New York once again came from be hind Bud Daley lola was the winner and Pete Burnside 17 the loser A5 50 HOMERS Mantle also may miss to nlghts game because of strained arm muscle which prevents him from batting Maris with 53 home runs is five games ahead of Ruth Big innings decided each game at Minnesota The Twins built 90 lead in the opener for A1 Schroll 23 Harmon Killebrews 39th home run off loser Frank Boumann on and six run fourth inning in the ni htea LL drove in two runs with dau ble as the White Sox came from behind against Jim Kaat 714 with five runs in the fourth for on $5 lend Joel Harlen just up from the minors was tin winner in relief Wd Reds all Lmel GEN FIRST SHUTOUT Ken Johnson riyit header who had 611 record for threr years in the American Leaguewith Kansas City Ath leties pitched the first shutout of his major leaggacaregrby checkinng on four hits in the opener Ed Kasko drove in three of the Reds runs two with first inning homer off loser Frank Sullivan Ctit and John Edwards singled home the other two Art Mahaffey lotill stopped Cincinnati on eight hits In the second game The Phil wrapped things up with two runs in lhe seventh scoring the clin cher on sacrifice fly by Wes Covington Ken Hunt 910 was the loser Ernie Banks two run homer pulled the Cubs from behind in the third inning against Carl Willey 510 Southpaw Jack Curtis tolo blanked the Braves on six hits after they scored twice In the first on Hank Aarons double and single by Joe Adeock Manager Birdie chbetts of the Braves protested the game complaining that the Cubs were stealing Milwaukee signs from the centre field scoreboard The Cardinal put their game out of the Bues reach when Bill White hit grand alam homer in the sixth inning Ray Sadceki 137 was the winner aithough giving up threerun homer by Hal Smith 4151 Spread yourfuel oil onto nl months Avoid heavy1 flwintereb we consumption is high and 0th ally heavier Call us today BALI LEADERS me More PRESS American ham AB Pct Detroit wdllm Howard KYork 367 51131 357 Piersall Cleve 45 75149 319 Mantle NYork 54117150 32 Gentile and no miss an ReneMantle 115 Run batted iiiGentile 127 nitsB Robinson Baltimore Cfllll 156 ibovblelaxalinernetwifiand Kubelr New York 35 stolen bases Aparlelo Chl NO 45 Pitehlag Ford New Yor sea National League AB 11 Pet Clemente Pitts 501 mm 362 542 156 343 514 106 160 33 Robinson Clo 4801071 329 Moon Loa Ang 38 60123 323 RunsMays San Francisco 109 Runs batted inCepeda San Francisco 120 RitePinsoa 186 DoublesAaron 35 TriplesAltman Chicago 12 Home runeCepcdarm Stolen basesWills Lo lea 30 PitchingPodres Loe Angeles 184 818 BALI STARS By THE AKSDCIAIED PRESS Pltehlnl Don Drysdale Lo Angeles Dodgers blanked San Francisco Giants on two hits both singles walked three men and struck out three for 40 victory Hitting John Blanchard New York Yankees went 3for3 at the plate breaking up tie game with an eighth inning home run in the first game of and 32 sweep over Wash ington Senators on Clncln Aidinf Mil no 31117617 spreads SUNHEAT payments uniformly many when fuel er expenses are gener the opener Carl Warwick hit threerun homer for ll TEE eaanm EXAMINER TUESDAY SEPTEMBER III Tilets Clinch Plug In Interl Columbus Jets clinched their first international league flag since joining the tripleA circuit in 1955 with 42 victory over League Nos 11 and 21 by Ted savage helped Bill Smith to his ninth victory Savage also got sin gle and raised his batting av erage to leagueleading 519 RidimondiVirgioiwrbtondayrzomdfiskl and Wall night Marlins games out of first with seven to play went down fighting as they defeated Jer sey City Jerseys in both ends of doubleheader its and 40 Buffalo Bisons clobbered Roch ester Red Wings 110 Toronto and Syracuse split pair with the Maple Leafs taking the opener and the Chiefs grab bing the nlgbtcap 20 behind Ted Sedowskl Richmond starter Fred Kipp set up pair of tworun rallies with his wildness Asinglo by Johnny Mahoaey two walks and two wild pitches enabled the Jets to take 21 lead in the fifth They added the winning margin in the next frame on hitbatsman double by Bob oldie and single by hiahoney Pedro Gonzales had three of Richmonds seven hits and drove in both runs with single in the fourth and another in the eighth Fred Green won his sixth game Leroy Gregory slapped out mcharlestansfiyhifsas he coasted to his lath victory in the Mar lins who surmise the fifth inning Dean Stone tossed fivehitter in the sec ond game for his 11th triumph Four home runs including Gus Heating Anywhere using an little its Provides alow fire on mild am mommym so entsrBostanedgedMinnesnta 21Chieago defeafiad Washing ton 127 Los Angeles beat Kan sas City 63 and Cleveland and Baltimore split twin bill The Orioles won the opener 32 and dropped the second game 60 Boston defeated Minnesota 86 Sunday while Baltimore edged Cleveland 10 in 11 innings Chi Wiliie Kirkland drove in two runs pair of singles and double for the iodians while Jirn Grant 1482 was the loser The As held to six hits as Jack Spring 13L ehETalz the opener ieeted seven ts in an 11 run fifth inning in the nightcap that included home runs by Norm Siebem and winningrelifimr MADFIYIHIMIRIIS IIJJI SUNBCO DVDI Hills the SARJEANT CO LTDL gelesat Kansas City was rained ou The Tigers out hit Baltimore 97 in the first game but blew 20 lead when the Orioles tagged loser Paul Foytaek lo9 for four runs in the fourth inning Jack Fisher 911 was the winner with relief help In the suspended game to be HEN BLUE HAIR IN ANCIENT EGYEIEACH STEP UPIHE SOCIAL DYEING THE HAIR DEEPER BLUE PARLORS IN The vettow paces FOR EVERY NEED LOOK IN on you KNOW HAIRDIESSING uxa meandering scannedflit N1 room one Joe Nuxhall 5H Art Fowler 57 was the loser PA 82461 coal MBA completely Automatic 11y to the wall or recessed In the wall rooms from side or back Attractive ZTone Cordovan and Beige finish PRICE more asooom non each hit homer 4099 dou Mmethy who tallied ail their runs in am three frames Stevens Vlotb homer with one aboard put Toronto ahead 20 in the of the first added two in the fifth and four inthe seventh for starter Carl Mathias homer for Tomato In the after semnd inning same The Leafs Johnson hit mountains Barri piece Sadowski scattered hits while gaining his sixth mnpb Catcher Dan Gatta plied the winning punch with tworun homer in the fourth in Saturdays games theLeafs downed Buffalo 10 and Sy racuse beat Rochester 126 Charleston defeated Richmond and Jersey my shaded Co lumbus 65 On Sunday Tomato split with the Elsoos winning and losing Syracuse and Rochester also mlit the Wings nning 40 and losing so in sin le games immeys beat lets 53 and Richmond trounced Charluton 113 my ammo3n WANT ans Poona teaum CAMPBELL LTD lurnltiira blown and Storage Commercial Warehousing Agents for North American Van Lines PA 66555 FA 83021 Midland Penetaag Elrnvale Phone Zenith 11180 No Tell Charge Buy in September atEATONS SeekEATONS Display of Home Heating Equipment featuring the Versatile New System Hem the nmem for homernattices shops rasteuranls sq of Ilnm spacel high on In cold mnmum on operates Trim styling feta it mount tiuih Heat can be piped to to

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