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H100 coueeemultlva batgernfiaflg lgal is he sole to hurt nine innings Miststtuatten alronied the Aussies Dodgers after they re ii it till vw pens sdeiphln lilies it and so be bind the sparklingpitching ef forts turned in Padres and Stan Williams iikeout rec ord set by Max Surltont of hill waukce Braves in loss and had perfect gameuoilt two men tog under shower The Nycarnld southpawe apparent lnabllttyio go the dis snca extendsthrough ll trnlght gmes with an record last year this was pected to be his biggest ses Ion but Monday nights trl umph was only his fourth in 10 decisions Williams on the other hand esme through with sore hit and Newow fuel outback on ion ull swaths tentsc it tiae retlet pitching the second thee threeaphls by Claude Raymond Johns Quegsad grandale hornarun by Eddie Mathews led Milwaukee braves to winovsr haul Card tuorua sin lebv Don Skinner thattouch off heated die puts to best Houston Cells Chicago thrhe filld Cincinnati Reds split doubleheader The Cubs won and lost tl Saturday action was high tiditedhy whohltter fired by Sandy Koufaxwof boa An geles Dodgers over New York Mats Milwaukee beat Chicago with Raymonds ciutcliies lief saving the game for vet ran Warren Splhn Houston defeated Cincinnati 7s San Francisco overpowered Phila delphia and rPittsbursh swamped St Louis 117 San Francisco edged Phila Podmgslarted his atrikeout string in the fourth fantastica deynigbl getting Ted Savage ems Don Thu CarminaBots oldtla Bob Wine pitcher lectr Hammer and Met Reacts heioreloha Califson grounded out Savage then followed wt Is to centre theyflret Phil ads is hit Four more hits nd run in the eighth inning chased Pedro and hroughtea LerrySherry to finish up Willie Dtvis grandslam homer elf Hamilton see In the one in nlns made it easy for the Dad IIII Williams 74 hit his first isomeric the third frame to set the Dodgers started against refillehlliy Smith in in the cap Willie hlnys 27nd homer sent the Giants back wide four un enmed runs in the eighth to put it awey Albumsloaded walk to Fells Mantiiia tied the game before Gene Woodlln cleared the bases with ouhle and gave the hints victory Mackenzie picked up the de treli rsti slde Stu bill er th Sbut out eathreeblte inc all lnningsbyliourton starter list 3a moi Nte YI of at usahreeua svas second Woodeshick so ill Wltei broke it openyith three runs in the seventh Don it duo hle drove tnnnertusend Skin ners stn lei hundred the others user was ruledvout after his hlt because of inter ference bylltteburgh coach Ron Nosthsy but the allowed to Meihews meditate flfth that off Rey Ideckf Ni pa the way for Lew Rurdetts Hi to record his hit With Rhflyrnm we re on over the final tnnlrrgs lteymond got the call wh Charley isrnes hit thrsorun homer in the seventh after Run deite had blanked the Cards four hitsretiring it in ist at one stretch Ernie Banks powered the Cubs end Califoonceyiiat to the first ame decision over the Reds wit four runs batted In on his 22nd homer and two runsingle fhat ta gcd Bob Purkey tree with hitaad ear he mu ntmonnsne wonflhim Casper earnedttm second money to puthls tel If 858 Gary Player first victory sincewm lites tersshot 76 and atiafer third Iat see with Fred Hawkins lrner broke par for the it time with as to take advent pike at as Three strokes behid at camaflvapieyars Stsn Leonard of Vancouver was at with four other pier are his rounds were sesame Three other Canadianebowed out earlier Al Balding of The auto failed to qualify for Sun aye round when he came in Saturday with 19 for total The cutefi point was as George Knudsen of Toronto end Iii Johnston of Montreal failed to meet the cutoff is fter two rounds Bristows Plumbing and fleeting softballclub won the Dominion Day tournamentby edgingStewsrta Lunch 11 in the itselfgeias lest night Taylor Defeats flack row left to right are an Brace Gary Thirst John Christie George Boormsn Wes Presser Den Dykstrs LloydBrlstow chli Ward and 30th rounder WINNERS Al Stevens Kneeling ares Arnold Noel Pet Wanamaker George Channel Burt Poop and John licCannrcThebathoy is Bobby Walton Examined ihotot his arrival from the hiilwhukee Braves Buffalo took advantage of the double loss to move within ball game of the tests by burying the Atlanta Crackers let on to bits Includlhgthree homers Joe Gian gave up five hits for the Bisons and got four himself on the way to his Oh HdméGrounds Star run assocnran reassures herondropping the last Vetesgn Dick Donovan Stops Clevelands Skid By aoa cancer Associated Prue Sports Write Subtract Dick Donovan from Cleveland and tho indlans could be floundering aroundin the second divisionoi the American League race As it Is the ladlans are lust half game all the pace being set by New York Yankees and has Angelo Angels The Indians in the throes of fivagama losing string that hadlmockod them out of first place called on Donovan to be the stopper Monday night lira tail righlhsndcr ac tred fnan offseason trade at sent fiery Jim Plersaii to Washington Senators re sponded with brilliant twohit on triumph over Baltimore Iioies in whldi he faced the min imum 27 batters The victory pushed Dono vans record to in which subtracted from the Indians 4134 season mark Would put Cleveland below 500 and in seventh place HOLD ONTO FIRST The Yankees heat Kansas City Athletics and the An cls edged Washington 21 The ankees have 004 percentage old on first place Minnesota Twins haste to Boston Red Sox and went its games off the pace Detroit Tig grin edged Chicago White Sex Southpaw Ted Bowsficld 33 inf Vernon BC distinguished himself Saturday as he led the Angels no 53 triumph over the Yankees it was the first win for the Angels in Yankee Stadium In other Saturday action Washington edged Minnesota 10 Chicago bolted Clsvcland 70 and Boston defeated Kansas City itll Detroit and Baltimore split doubleheader Baltimore won the first game 83 and TheYanirs and Angels split Sunday doubleheader New York winning andfosing ltd Chicagotook two games from Cleveland and 16 whtieDe troit ed ed Baltimore 32 Min nesota lasted Washington on and Kansas City heat Boston DIDNT WALK Donovan struck out six men and didnt walk any in his mas terpiece against the Orioles lie allowed only whitey Herzog to reacts base and twice lierzog was cut down it was Done vans third shutout of the sea son the itth victory put him in tie with Minnesotas Cem llo Pascual astha American Laagues winningest ltcher film singled to eep short in ourih but Donovan got Brooks Robinson to hit into double play Herzeg singled to the seventh but was caught try ing to steal second base Willie Tasbys eighthinning homer run broke up score less dual with Baltimores Steve Barberion who allowed only three hits in the no innings he worked New York blew ski0 lead fashioned on homo runs by Roger Maris fiector to es and Mickey Mantle then rallied for four runs in tha eighth against Kansas City sacrifice fly by Bill Skowron and Phil Linte single each accounted for one run and Tom Tresh drove in two more with single in the Yanks winning rally leadoff homer by George Aiusik triggered four run Kansas City seventh inning that tied things up andchased Yank starter Bill Stafford Luis Ar royogot the victory in relief his first against two losses this season osmnr nuance tli The Angels were outhit but half of them were homers dropped the second 74 solo belts by Steve Billie in tha hlgetertRycm Dies FOIIoWing Mishap PARIS CPiRacing driver Peter Ryan had lot of respect fir tha sportthnt cut him his shy person the 12yearold former skiingstar from Mont Thombiant Qua was perfec tionist about racing sports cars and he worked hard at it He arrived in Britain in ha are Easier with dcepdésrra be as great racing driver Stirling Moss Jack Brabham Graham Hill Sunday he was entered in the armqu Junior Grand Prix at ehrby Neims During quail ytng run his Lola Ford Cus orlh somersauitcd off the ueux track and he was rushed under the car Some of the best doctors in ranco tried to save hisiife at he died Monday in Cochin osptisl hereof multiple injur ies He had been in coma for somaauhaurs LIES so SIDE At his bedside when died as his mother Mary Ryan who flew tOParis from Montreal She operates ski edge at Mont Tremblant close friend said that Ityan as shy type but otterho pair on driving sports cars he it gained lot of selfconfidence He was handsome fivefoot eleven ltiopaunder with blondo alrlnnd blue eyes in his skiing days he suffered Germanbuilt Porsche that sum mer and took up car racing Soon he wasdeyeioping his technique on the country roads oi the LaurentlansuTben came several North American victor lcs and his quick climb uptha raring ladder cans caasu At Home Sunday he was battling Bill Moss of Britain for the lead in litlap heat While on the last turn before entering the straightaway Ryans car crushed Moss Gemini ititurncd over lutoxa wheat field and pinned ityan Moss was only slightly hurt The winner of the Formula Grand Prix was Michael Spence of Britain in Lola Ha cov ered the at miles in i27 minutes chiseconds for an average of its miles an hour liven was flown first to Relms hospital by helicopter suffering from multiple fracturea oi the leg pelvic and hip bones and severe internal injuries Monday morning he was owa to Paris where better fa ellltles were rng could be done for him Ryan was born in Phila delphia hut lived most of his to in Toronto and Meat Trem hlant Ryan developed Mont Trem lsnt Lodge and tan as ski resort fitsmother carried on the business afterhis father overalnccidentssoma said he di as tooreckluss an thaslopcsl ut nevertheless heiwon several uebec and Eastern Canada accs Buthe quit competitive skiing fter he broke both legs in iehnpl viosn liebought NATIONALJIIRD The blue crane Seuth Al rlcas national bird is found mostly in the lghlylng artsof th country available but noth His father the late Joe fifth inning and Bob Rodgere tlohreaker In the ninth Tom Morgan 22 the third the An geies pilchflrgolctcdtt for the victory No piste helped Boston out of an eightinning jam and dropped Minnesota full game back at Clvcinnd with the bases loaded and none out in the eighth Bostons Mike Famicles got BohAllleon to bounce back to the mound and Earl Bailey to ground to third Bernie Alien then flied to centre to end the thrcnt Ed Bressoud drove in three runs including two on single intha sixth that put Boston ahead to stay Sam Jones struck out to men and scattered six hits in pitching the Tigers past Chl cago He had shutout going until Al Smith the ninth Norm Cash hit his 21st homer of the season for the Tigers Kiddieses Short Race TORONTO CPIBruce Kidd stepped down from his usual lengthy launts into the mile event and was easily beaten is Bill Dotson at the East Yer Dominion Day track meet Dotson University of Ken sas runner sped to the fastest mile ever run to 0ntanHos9 hut was for from his own best time of 3591 on the slow track at East York Stadium Monday Kidd an 18yearold sensation from the University of Toronto whoexcefs in the two three and sixmile events ran the fastest mile of his career at 41091 although he finished some 30 yards behind Dotson The other half of the Univer sity of Torontos onetwo punch Bill Clotllflll split in his two raee duel with Olympic gold medal winner JackYerman of SanFrsnclsco whewas run ning on the US Army team Ycrman member of the winning i5oumatre team in the taco Olympics had little diffi culty edging Crothers in the 440 yard sprint winning by about six yards with time of 479 seconds But in tireiidthyardvtwmman invitation between Crothers and Yemen the Calliomlan held short lead over Crothers until the runners cama met the last turn when the 20yearold Cana dian tlhdc knnnru ikwsctoniU dian turned on his kick to win by less than foot Crnthcrs was timed in EELSnearly two seconds oil the Canadian record for the event ADDitIONAL aroars on sans rs Istrelght forceeuts at the it homer in Studded WilhSharp Rookies NEW YORK fltPiOne of the most Interesting of all ma ior league allstar hitorludes was assured Saturday when the Riayers named an all right anded hitting NatlanaiLeague linebp and freshman etud ded American League squad to meet in the two midsummer spectacles next month National Leaguemanager Fred Hutchinson will have eight llKillvlllmdtld batters exclusvs of the pitcher when his team faces heiphliouks stnr per formers in Washington lu tit and again in Chicagos Wr giey Field July 30 The National League team will he headed laySan Pran ciscos Mugging twins first baseman Orlsn Cepeda and centrefiuider Willie Mays who top ed all votegetters with 210 an 2th respectively Besides this pair the only other Na tional League repeater from last years team is Roberto Cie manta who edged out Felipe Alou oi the Giants for right field in the closest ballotingfer any position The American League squad was full of surprises ROLL NB MAKES ll Minn sotas Rich Rollins whom even the Nina expected to he in the minors this year defeated such established stars as Brooks Robinson Cicta Boyer and Frank Mulzone for thirdhose honors The 2tyear old redhead hasheen upemonfi the leagues leading hitters an RBI menial season He topped all Amcrican League voteget ters with 1M MickeyMantle the centre field choice vas next with 182 An even more distinct sur prise was the choice of Billy Moranof Los Angcles as the second basuman Moran flop with Cleveland several years ago was broughtup by the Angels from Toronto Maple heats of the international Leaguejonly last done He is betting over one Another new face in the all stnr array in Leon Wagner of the Angels who was the play ars choice over the more ea tablishcd Rocky ColavitoDe troits home run king Wagner National League reiect is leading the American League in home runs with or through Frl days games linger Maris the only Amen ican League repeater trons last years allstar squad husides lei OTHEE MEMBERS The remainder of the Ameri can League starting squad ex clusive of the pitcher includes Jlm Gentile Baltimore first base Luis Apartclc Chicago shortstop and Earl Battey Minnesota catcher The altar nates are NormSiehern Kan sas City first base Bobby Richardson New York second base Robinson Baltimore third base Tern Trcsh New York shortstop Colavlto can on Safety coo race MOuNnNG of new as cars are factory equipped withJafety filth theyreavailable now for your car Choice of blacker white wali rayon or nylon tubeless lthMéBLACKWALL TUBELESS LN0W22sof Mantis complete the starting out lrolt left field llns Lsndisr Chi cago centre field Lee Thomas Les Angelas left field and John Romano Cleveland catcher The National league infield consists of Cepoda at first Pittsburghs Bill Massroski at second St Louis Ken Boyer at third and Pittsburghs Dick Croat at shortstop Msyavand Clemente were loined in the out field by fhmmy Davis of Les Angelcl Dcl Crnndall of hill wnukee Won the catchinghonv ors The National League alter nates are John Rosaboro Les Aflzeles catcher Ernie Banks cagoJlrst base Frank Boil ing illwaukce second base Jimmy DavaopnrtSan Fran clscovthlrd base Maury Wills isos An ales shortstop and Fellp Itou San Francisco Henry Aaron Milwaukee snd Stan Muslai St Louis inths outfield Pitchers and the remainder of theequads to be selected by managers will he named next wee BlilJ STARS lly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching Johnny Padres Dodgers and Dick Donovan fndiansPodres struck out eight consecutive batters tying the modern major league record in 51 first game triumph over Philadelphia Donovan heat Ral llmore 2D with twohilter lac ing the minimum 21 batters Batting Eddie Mathews Braves drove in five runs iour with agrandslam homer ln 73 victory over St Louis Professional hnlrh larperieetlil Mtstingorbroksn huttonsrepiaced emoluments LT newyoull gs glad you didl whom crsnwsns no as sumo sr shesoot at home That was the theme in the the ternstlnnal League htonda night but many loaf basehni fsns wish that Ron Taylor Toronto native had picked some whereelsc towln his fourth game in five decisions Taylor sent down by the Clovalaad lndlans led the Jack sonville Suns to 41 Li doubleheader win over the Till onto Maple Leafs with neat slit hitter lo the opener The twin win opened game league fend for the Suns over the second place Leafs who had won thoilrsl three of six game set in the battle for the Home town boy makes good Orlando Pena battled Taylor down to the wire in the opener leaving after eight innings for inch hitter wtihlhe score tie at id The Suns shoved over three runs in the ninth off this ttemnn whetook the loss uhissecond in two daysand Cort Grenajlinrry Chili Tony Martino and Larry Brown drove the Suns runs home GETS HOMER tworun homer by Mike de in lies in the top of the seventh hreu ht the Sunsme behind for olr second gamelriumph Ken Lehman got the win and Non Fiche from Verdun Que bec tools tireless his first since pontoon THE NEW MOTOBliEtlIOtE linderihenawlaweshhlishlngtheliolorlidhlciehcoidsntGialrnsthdwhiehroplsces the 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