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t7 smeiss animations ankees But lt ay Aesoctareu Passe Roger Maria and Mickey Mantle were held homeriess niesdsy nllht by Chlcelo hurl ers but the American League leading New York Yankees In rain shortened contest that cost each slug er at least one atbst in th battle to break be Ruths record Marisths leader with is born ers angrily criticised piste umpire Hank Soar liter the game Reduced to three rgsme edgrover Ruths roco 60 homer pace of 1m Marie cited Soar for what he called poor balls and strikes calla Both Maris who now needs four homers in the next nine decisions to tie the Bambinos mark in the allotted time of 154 games and Mantle were held homerless by Billy Pierce and Frank Baumonn at each had single before the game was called in the last of the sixth DIVERS MAGIC NUMBER rtriuinphkepitha an ees 11V games ahead of De troit Tigers but lowers their Ele nllnlberntuue an combfiiation of seven wlneor Detroit losses will bring New York its 11th pennant in the last 18 years some first for rookie manager Ralph Honk The Tigers kept pace by heat ing Kansas city 31 for Frank 20th victory and Wash nwhlppcd Bostons1 on Bumsides three hitter The Los Angelcs Minnesota bill was postponed by rain ore and Cleveland were scheduled Marie and Mantel were in strumental in the Yankeos lath consecutive triumph with Marie wheeling home with the winning run in the fifth on Elston How ards single after citing with single andmovlng up on Manties base hit Maris who went tootho plate four times also walked in the first and scored while Mantle who has 53 homers struck out sowed deep to centre in his other at bats Ralph TQrry 142 won it for the Yanks although tagged for eight hits one the games only homer by little Luis Apar lcio Roy Sievers single in the third drove in two unearned runs but Terry needed the rain to end delicate situation Al Smith began the final inn ing with double to left cen tre and Nellie Fox moved him to third with sacrifice The Yanks pulled thallnfield in and held Smith at third your Jim Landls grounded out Then the Still MANAGER Bah Schafflng left of Detroit Tigers pens new contract with substan tialiralse Club president John Fctzer smiles op BASEBALL asconns By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Pct GBL New York mo 45 690 Detroit sass 111 Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Boston Los Angcics Minn at 71 74 490 29 65 iii 488 23 oz 81 434 37 Kansas City 53 01 26843 Washington 53 95 563 47 Tuesdays Results woman4 proval in ceremony at Tiger Stadium Schafilng kept the club in contention for the Amizrlcon League pennant un til thia month Tigers are in oy MIKE RATHEI Annotated Press staff Writer Darrell Johnson acquired by Cincinnati in midAugust drove in three runs with pair of dou bles niesdaynight es the Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 72 and boosted their edge over second place Los Angeles Dodgers to no games Johnson 84 year old with 253 major league batting av erage at the start of the sea son has been hitting at 215 spureheseddr the Reds But his exploits Tues day night had to share top bril ing with those of Don Demeter of the Philadelphia Phiis Demeter crashed three hom ersand aslngto driving in rains came LABTED ONE INNWG Pierce who lasted one inning he gave up three runs and four hits was charged withytha loss his third without wm against New York this season Terry is 30 against the White Sox Lary 21H won his 20th on the fourth go round with five hitter when the Tigers came with tw int tag as Jerry Walker Billy Brulons triple walk Norm Cashs sacrifice fly and singles by Dick McAuliffe and Steve Boros got the job done after Dick Brown tied it in the fifth with his 13th homer Homer No8for Deron John son accounted for the As run sides second complete in his last three starts ht his record to 28 Bill Monhouqueite 1213 the loser no hitter until the fifth the Senators scored four on singles by Jim King Ken Keller Chuck Cottier Coot Veal and Danny OConnell BALI LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League Howard NY Cash Del Mantle NY 477 104 172 381 486 127 158 325 Plersali Cia 462 17150 325 Katine Bet 543 1W172 317 Run Mantle 127 uns batted inMorie New York 132 nitsB Robinson Baltimore 73 DonniesKubek New York 37 TriplesWood Detroit 11 gt Home runsMarla New York stoiéniraseiaparichv ago 47 PitchingFord New York its3 685 Strikeouts Paacuai Min sotaLQB National League AB BraPoi Clemente Pit 516 99192 355 Pinsan Cin 565 97193 342 Eobinson Cln 504 111 163 329 ED er SLL 682 98174 327 Aaron Mil 542 107 175 325 RunsMays San Francisco 116 Runs batted inCepedfl San Francisco 127 EitsPinsan toe Doubles TrlplceAitman inoago 12 Home runs JCepeda San Francisco Sta has geies 31 Pitching Padres Los An 185 743 eouts Koutax Los An sWiils Log An 394 591411365 Boston Washington New York Chicago list as city Detroit Lo Angelea at Minnesota ppd rain Only games scheduled Todays ProbablL Ne YorkStaftor Chi go Larsen 71 Los Angeles McBride 1212 and Bowsiicld 96 at Minnesota Kant 715 and Lee 85 Baltimore Barber iiilo at CievelnndiBelliidSlTNl Boston tStaliard 24 at Wash 59 Kansas City Archean12 at olt Banning 1511 Thursdays Games York 5t Chicago Kansas City at Detroit Los Angeles at MinnesotaI Only games scheduled National League Pct GEL 36 59 606 79 58 577 7t 63 547 74 63 540 72 67 518 12 67 489 16 Chic 59 El 424 25 Philadelphia 42 911 295 48 Tuesdays Results Chicago Cincinnati Mil vaukee St Louis Phiadslpida 19 Los Angaies 10 ghs San Francisco ATodays Probable Pitchers Milwaukee Willey 510 at Cincinnati Jay 1911 Chicago Ellsworth 810 at nouis Brogllo 1111 Pittsburgh Friend 1417 at Los Angeles Drysdaie 19 Philadelphia Owens 49 or Green 25 at San Francisco Duffan 80 rrthursdayrGarncl Phiia at San Francisco Pitts Log go at St Louis Only games scheduled Cincinnati Ins Angeies Mil aukec San Francisco St Louis Pittsburgh beholden Leammi 110 LEAMINGTON CF Wsl iaceburg Red Devils edged Leamington Clippers 1110 Tues day night to take 32 lead III the fifth game ofvrthe bestat seven Western Ontario Lacrosse Association finals Trip Trapanier pacedthe fled DeVils with three goals Jerry Ra and mute two exand Wait Verenbergha Jugg McGatfrey and Jack and Ron Landon added singles Vince Jordan scored three goals fotleamlngton Medo MartinsIla scored two and Mike Hedgwlck John Morris Harold Choate Russ Clinasmith and on six hits three the pennant chasing Dodgers Joe Gibbons three hitter for Pittsburgh blanked San Fran cisco 50 and five hitter by St Louis Bob Gibson checked Jliihitaukaajravesasd TEAM FOR WIN Johnson and Wally Post formed formidable lz punch for the Reds against starter Dick Ellsworth ll11 and his uccesstfis as CfrTclnoafl beat tween the clubs Post hit his 19th homer in the fourth and drove in the clincher for Jim OToole 159 with sixth inn ing single that scored Elio Cha con OTooie was to command throughout although he allowed raisinglrtaliyinthesix on Andre fiadgers double and on ather in the seventh on walk and singles by Don Zimmer and Ernie Banks In game that had nine homers five bythe Phila 29 hits and the mmt runs scored egainst the Dodgers since they moved to Los An geles in 135s Demeters perfor msncs was easily the standout The former Dodger hit two run homer in the first drove in arunwitha single in nine run second homered with two on in the seventh and hit solo shot in the ninth RALLY so wnv won it for the Phlis who trailed 42 at the point and chased starter Sandy Koufax 1511 Ciay Dairympis hit two singles rod game open walks an er engage Planning lifeboat Nag Race icrircaco awme worlds richest horse race $150000 added $400000 grass totality will he run in Chicago in 1962 at Arlington Park The race to be held on the first Saturday in September will combine the Arlington Park and Washington Park futuritles for two year olds Announce ment of the1962 combination was made Tuesday by Mrs president of Chicago Thorough bred Enterprises 1nd which operates Washington Park and Arlington Th richestpresent race is the arden StateStokesfor ju veniles which last year had gross value of $287970 Carry Back the winner earned first Vic Ryenaert got the others money of $172782 seven runs in 1910 rout of its No nemesis for only the ington Donovan 99 or HobaaghmnHmm George Altamanseinglsranr The nine run second inning andbattedin three raises Phil riorieHndheimerEvaretr nucleation to derail the Marlins and Ray second place Schnitlngs old contract running through 1962 islorn The new one Is also for two years plus tharralson Eotlmateon the salary is bi twecn $4 Rediegs IndreaSe Lead In NL Pennant Fight ror and hit batsmen Chris Short 610 picked up the vio tory in relief Charlie smith another to mor Dodger and Ruben Amoro also homered for the Phils wbllo Wally Moon Gordon Windham Frank Howard and Charlie Neal connected for Los Aageles Dick Stuart homered twice driving in all Pittsburghs runs offMlke McCormick 1215 as Gibbon 1110 Completely sub dued the Giants bats and Norburns Coach Knocks Victims PORT MIT CPLboth the Port sad the Hastings tum drew blacks Tuesday night as monster Prod Davison pre dicted Victory for his Vancou vcg Nortonas Plnlioaights Mtnio scroue The Inter back here it rally Iffecunl them Davisoll said of his players elaborating on the merits of Vancouvers tmchiorinated water over the dew mitt immenli ws svs em on Jules and milk only Vancouver goes Into tonights second game In the Canadian junior lacrosse championship against Hastings iegionnalras banningHi victoryMon day night and fortified by the new liquid diet From here on we should im prove allthrway1evlmn runs sl sol tar two won out in the ninth chance we can pick it up in four sir games Hastings good hardplay fag lacrosse team but every body oo it is an individualist There is no teamwork to speak of Coach Cy Coombee of the liegiannatresv planning to bring Jets Bisonsj Starft Right Columbia and Butfalo dre first blood In the opening round aim is champion Jot defeated marti Ind Discos topped Chlrleston Jim Umbricht nine lama wlansr for the Jets fired uv hitter He lost his shot out In th seventh ondoubles lither Valentine and Stan Back to bachhome runs by Johnny Powers and Dona Clandenon hrok the scoreless surth Inning as iiitats scored three runs Clea denon also drove in the final Columbus ran in in fifth with Jdoubts Buffalo Washbrn Washburn retired the first two batters but Don Min chtr unloaded home run to tie the score Felixinrres dou bled and Cal Nesrnen walked Bch flatwormsrelieved Wash burn and Bob Wlnatouched him think there is good mum 3mm ans DWIl Joba Davis and Roger Grant up from Whitby to replace die initired Grant mum Ind lord Lsndonl Wt the tier bitrns were tboweskert club weve played against all year but they knothow to run Davis scored goalsgduring the Mason and Coombea thinks he should minty help Mir attack The rest otthe team will have to play bit he added refusing to series Host outshot the Nor burns 4846 and was prevented from winning by the out standing goelts ng of vein convert Skip Jolly St Andrewis ahdlsssa Road To Try Again Interme Softball league has afinst game scheduled for QueensPark this evening at seven oclock The first game was rained out Monday Before the rains came St was leading the ma champl Essa Roedr My+r Next date for these two clubs is Saturday time uyet on MELCHERS Distillers since 1898 RON ABANA THE VERY DRY for double to score Torres wills the winning run Alvin Jackson in will pitch for Columbus tonight against ochosters John Anderson Mlmtbeuconddsmeok the best at seven set Paul Brown 32 or Bill Smith the call for Buffalo Makes Largest Racing Claim TORONTO UP Peter De Grace retired Toronto coh tructor made the largest claim cyer recorded in Canadian rac ing ftiesday when he paid $10 000 for ncouchi two Year old horse out of the fifth race at Old Woodbine Entered by the White Oaks stable Acouchl was beaten by nose by Black Sheath in the seven furlong race Acouchi has won once fin Ished second four times and thlrd three times in 11 starts this season snapped their four 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