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mum EXAMINER SATURDAY MAY 1961 TORONTO MAPLE LEAF superstar Frank Big 11 ill1h ovlieii flashes big smile as he signs the guest book at City Hall yesterday during civic reception for the m7 Stanley Cup champions Watch ing the star left winger do the honors is lumnto Mayor William Denison to back ground is loaf captain George Armstrong GP Wirephoto Lolich By BOB GREEN Annidated Im Sports Writer Johnny Sain the old ex tankee who noiv serves as De Lmts pitching coach was taili ing about Tiger lefty Mickey Lolich Hes an interesting fellow Rain said He has an active mind He reminds me lot of lhitey Ford ord still active once was the scourge of the American Leagucs batters and the pitch ing key to the Yankee dynasty olich inconsistent in the last tw seasons is off to his best tfil ever $1 with three come Qua gamcs two sixhitters and foiir hitter aftcr 1414 mark last season He must be big winner if the Tigers are to realize their pennant hopes BLANKS ORIOLES He looked the part Friday night spinning masterful tour hit eight strikeout 40 shutout of Baltimore Orioles The victory kept the Tigers in share of first place Iiiioago twine Sok also clung to share of the lead beating Cleveland Indians 32 behind Tommy Johns fourhit pitching Minnesota Twins defeated Bos ton Red Sox 54 and Washing ton Senators stopped Califoria Angels 41 New York Yankees at Kansas City was postponed because of rain Lolich 26 had some mild trouble in the first inning theri breezed in He helped his own cause with run scnring sin gle in the second and walked and scored in tworun filth Dick hchuliffe had solo homer in the third Steve Barber making his Leads Tiger Upsurge first start since he and Stu Mil icr combined for losing no hittor his Sunday took the loss for Batbmore AGEE SNAPS TIE lilax Agce altered the key of fensive support lorJohns four bitter John White Sex lefty was in $2 duelwith the in dians Steve Hargnn when Agce started the winning rally with oneout single in the ninth He stole second and scored on Pete Wards single Agee also singled and scored the tying run in the fourth Zoilo Vcrsaiies had four hits and drove in Mo rims and Bon Lark hit his first major league homer twoan shot in filin nesotas decision over Boston 0mm Pascuai hurled four hitter and got home run support by Paul Casanova and Ken Har reison in Vqshiligtnns trium over Oahfbrnia Mira Unhappy In San Francisco MIAMI tAPSanFrancisch 49er quarterback George Mira saying he is tired of lahoring in the shadow of John Brodie re fused Friday to sign new two year contract Mira said he would honor his commitment to play next season at San Francisco but would play out his option without normad at lopercentcut in salary Mira told 49ers general man ager Lou Spadi want to play If you dont want me trade me Let me get some where where can play BASEBALL RECORD By THE CANADIAN pncss National League PcIGBL Cincinnati 16 695 Pittsburgh 11 547 Atlanta 11 It 579 St Innis If 579 Chicago 519 Philadelphia 1t 10 501 San Fran 11 45 5V1 New York is 331 Los Angeles 15 350 Houston 15 Ziiti 8V1 Fridays Results of Louis Chicago Houston New York Los Angeles Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh Cincinnati Atlanta 14 Probable Pltchern Today L05 Angelcs Ostcer 31 at Philadelphia Jackson 21 Houston Zachary at New rork Terry or San Francisco Perry 12 at Pittsburgh ODeil 20 St Louis Jackson 221 at Chi cago Simmons Cincinnati McCool and Nolan Lil at Atlanta Bruce 10 and Jarvis Mt DN Sundays Gaines uston at New York Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco atPittshurgh St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Atlanta American League FELGRL Dinah ii 611 Chicago 11 Jill New York 529 Washington In 518 IV Boston 500 California 10 11 476 Baltimore 10 474 Cleveland ii 10 444 Minnesota If 10 444 Kansas City II 389 Fridayl Results Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Boston Minnesota New York at Kansas City ppd rain Washington California Probable Pitchers Today Baltimore Palmer 11 at Detroit Wilson 24 Boston Brandon oil at Min nesota Chance 31 New York Downing 20 at Kansas City Nash MY Washington Moore 20 at California Clark Ml Chicago Horlen Lot at Cleve land Bell Su Garner Washingto abCalLtornia New York at Kansas City Boston at Minnesota Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland International League PciGBL Buffalo 750 Columbus 615 Syracuse 625 Bochestcr Jacksonville Richmond 315 Toledo 36 Toronto 286 Sh Fridays Results Jacksonville Toronto Toledo Rochester Richmond Buffalo Columbus Syracuse Todays Game Richmond at Toronto Jacksonville at Buffalo Toledo at Syracuse Columbus at Rochuter Pacific Coaet League Spokane Vancouver Hawaii Portland Oklahoma City San Diego Tacoma Seattle Phoenix at Denver ppd rain Tulsa at Indianapolis ppd rain BALL LLiioLiis By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League AB Pct Clemente Pen 71 27 Jan Williams Chi 61 23 365 Willa Pgh 7412 35i Kranepool NY 11 153 Brock Sit BS 13 31 348 Runs Harper Cincinnati 21 Aaron Atlanta in Run Baitrd IDBlfxh and Johnson Cincinnati 20 Cle mente it HitsBrock and Pinson Cin cinnoii 31 Clemente 27 Doubles Helms Cincinnati Lundis Houston Alley Piits burgh and Cepcda St Louis Triple Williams eight tied with Home Run Johnson Block Stolen Bnea Brock Harper Pitching Queen Cincinnati and Veale Pittsburgh 40 IMO Gibson St Louis RN siriieuuii lilarichal San Francisco 42 Gibson 38 American League All It Ict Kallne Del 68 16 382 Versalles Min 70 25 357 Robinson Ba 69 it 21333 Casanova Wash 51 17311 Cater RC 74 24 324 RumKatine and Robin son 14 three tied with 13 Run Baltcd lnKalinc Robinson Biefary Baltimore and Freehan Detroit 14 hlc Mullen and Howard Washing ton 13 Hits hiilinc and Frcgosi California 26 Cater 24 Doubles Hershhergcr Kari sas City five ticil with Home ftnnsKnllne Blclary Robinson and liiincher Cail fornla three tied with Stolen RinsesAgog Chicago Buford Chicago and Camp ancris Kansas City Pitching Clark California Kclso California llorlcn Chi McDowell Clevclnnd Spartan Detroit and Moore Washington 2o moo Strikeouts McDowell Peters Chicago 33 as COMING TO CANADA BRUGES Belgium AP Brugeoii soccer club will play several matches in Canada in the second half of June the club announced Friday Matches so far are scheduled for Toronto Quebec City and Montreal By MURRAY CIIASS Associated Pm Sports Writer Maury Wills was talking about his reunion with Los An geies Dodgers when someone asked him if he had any friends among San Francisco Giants No he replied Actually dont believe have any friends in this league Its not any great hostility but when Ive got the uniform on its every man for himself Less than 24 hours latcr the Giants showed that Wills is no friend of theirs In the sixth inning of what turned out to be 72 Pitts burgh Pirate victory Friday night Giant pitcher Bay 52 dccki hit Wills on the right knee with pitch and knocked him out of the front lines for at least several days and possibly week You can tell when guys trying to hit man and he was trying to hit Wills on the first pitch Pirate manager Harry Walker said after the game THRDWING AT IllM Wills has been hot They know hes been hot so they were throwing at him Wills left the game two innings later when his knee started to swell The 34yearold third baseman whom the Pi rates acquired from the Dodg two hits in the game raising his average to 351 He has scored 12 rims and stolen five bases In other National League games Cincinnati Reds crushed Atlanta Braves 147 Chicago Cubs stopped St Louis Cardi nals 53 Philadelphia Phillie downed Los Angelcs 31 and New York Mets nipped Hous tori Astros In the inning alter Wills was hit the Pirates Tommie Sisk whopitched fourhitter fired pitch that sailed aver Hal Laniers head Laniei took few steps toward the mound and players from both teams rushed onto the field but there was no contact George Spriggs and Donn Pirate runs while Matty Alau contributed three hits to 14 hit olfcnsiva REDS TAKE SLUGFEST Both Cincinnati and Atlanta erupted in rash ol hits but the Redswho had been shut tuft in their previous two gameswon by including three homers and d0uhles in BALI STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting Dcron Johnson Reds had homer and double scored three runs and drive in three Cincinnatis 18 hit 1447 victory over Atlanta Braves PitchingMidwy Loliooii Ti gem pitched tourhit 40 be troit shutout ovcr Baltimore Ori ales striking out eight ere during the winter rapped Ciendenon each drove in two 35000 CHEER HOCKEY LEAF TORONTO CPISome 000 fans turned out under cool but sunny alrlu Friday to cheer Toronto Maple Lats Stanley Cup champions hon ored at city hall new It tans lined in tour at some spots along the laven mile route through downtown streets to the outdoor podium where the dtampinm were greeted by Mayor Bill Denni son They rode in open Iporla cars flying the ieaml Maple Leaf pennant The Leafs defeated Chicago Black Hawks and Montreal Canodiens in the playoffs to win the cup Each player readied an en graved gold watch from the city and signed the guest book Flags and hunting decorated the square The team pennant new atop the flag pole At one point take bomb burnt high in the air and team pennant fluttered clown on para chute MacLennan Wilson Repeat Penalty Less Rally Leg fireman Paul ilacLenrian and his navigator John Wilson of Waterloo 0ni Ihowed Friday they will be hard to knock out of first place in the Centennial 4000 rally They covered Fridays 600 mlle leg from Red Deer Alla to this city without fault and have only two penalty points after three days of the eight day 45mmiic event which ends in Montreal Wednesday Itfchenoan piloted his Ford aponeorod Lotus Coriina through closed section at Wainwright Allin in one sec ond more than the allowed time However there was no nally incurred because crew renewed to build up com and bulge over allotted time he tore being penalized ltlacLennan dark haired sixfooter said Fridays run was made without diificulty and was fit times quite boring Second place was taken by Karl Schultz and Paul Manson of Toronto in Daiaun enonv cured by the Nissan team with IS polnla Marlboros Take Cheering TORONTO CP Toronto Marlboros will take their own cheering section to Fort Wil liam 0n for the opening game in their Memorial Cu fl rial series Sunday agatnat ort Arthur lilarrs Two injured playera three standbys and about 22 parents of players will be on hand for at least some of the game in the bestnfseven series Goaltender Gary Edwards sidelined since early in January with mononucleosis will be one of the cheerleadera Edwards nho lost 11 pounds during his illness has recovered but will not play again this season Delenceman Brad Park will make the trip with cut on one leg to protect surgery per formed on damaged knee liga merits chtwlngers Ken Kelly and Gard Daviea nnddefenceman PirateS Wins Struck On Knee ihlieir 18 hits Atlanta had 47 NS John Edwards elouted three run homer for Cincin rioti while and Deron Johnson also connected tip breaking single by Ernie Banks capped three run rally in the seventh inning that propelled Chicago past St Louis Gary Sutherland Icorui two rims and John Catliaon drove in two for Philadelphia Jerry Bucheks leadoft home in the ninth inning gave New York its victory over Houston Rusty Staub hit two run burner for the Allies in the fourth SCISSORED SPORT SIGN WITH CALGARY CALGARY CF Calgary Stampeders Friday announced the signing of their first and second Canadian draft choices Art Froese 22 of Kitchener and Gary Clippertcn of Streetsvilie Ont Frocse was voted ailslar and most valu able player at University of Western Ontario in 1965 Clipper tan centre defensive and and twoway tackle played at Uni versity of Toronto for the last four years AMOROS BACK PHILADELPHIA AP In Angeles Dodgers announced Friday they signed Sandy Amoros to allow the s7yeamid Cuban to qualify for major league pension Arirem who arrived apparently penniiess in the US Thursday from his native Cuba needs five days of active major league service to qualin for fivevyear pension He moved with the Dodgers to Les Angcles in 1958 but later returned to Orbs GERMAN TEAM ON TOUR TORONTO DP An all glrl handball team from Berlin meets Toronto Beavers here tonight The ninemember teem will play also in Hamilton and Montreal SUNS ECLIPSE TUESDAY TORONTO CF partial eclipse of the sun Tuesday May may be seen from the West Coast to New Brunswick It will be visible about 910 nan EU in Toronto An eclipse is caused by the moons passing between the sun and the earth Section Fred Barrett will be ready to fill in if any of thc regiilor hfnr ties are injured Marlboros are allowed in dress two goaliendcrs and 15 other players for each game in the series The large cheerleading dole gallon pores ticket problems for lilnrlboro manngr Jim Greg ory allotted 24 tickets game He has com inlned this is not nearly enoug Another member of the blur lies unhappy about the ticket distribution is coach Gus Bod nar Bodnar came out of Fort th iiam to join Toronto lilaple Leaf in the 194344 National Hockey League season and won the Calder Trophy he the leagues best rookie va got enoughrelatlvcs and friends to take care of 100 tick eta Bodnar said The Port Arthur team has been strengthened with the ad dition of two players from Fort William Canodiehs one from Geraidton Gold Miners two from Brandon Wheat Kings and one from Filn Finn Bombers Tickets Gone lit Lakeiieaid NET WILLIAM All tickets have been sold for the opening game of the Memorial Cup which gets under way Sun day at Fort William Giirdcns The Mooseat arena was sold out after man bought large number of tickets for hockey fans in Geraldtnn anxious to Ice the Canadian junior cham pionship game between Port Arthur hlarrr and Toronto Muri boros We had man came in from Geraldton who picked up tickets for mat number of peoplc said Gardens manager William Beavls in fact the total bill was about $500 The interest in Geraldton 150 miles northeast of here was generated by lilarre threcv game sweep of the hometown Gold Miner in the Thunder Bay Junior Hockey League playoff Also Port Arthur coach Al bert Cave has selected Gerald tons ChuekKclner as one oi Ifx replacements the Lakchead team is permitted for the best of Iaven final under regula lions cf the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association FIRES GOALS Cava made Rainer part of his top line putting him alongside Tim MeCormaek and captain Bay Adduono in the Western Canada final against New Vest mlnater Royals Kelher re rounded by scoring elghtgoals in three games The AdducnoKelner McCor mack line along with goal tender Johnny Adams are Port Arthurs hopes against Marl boros the Ontario Hockey As eoclatlon club Cavu acid proved itself best in the top junior league in the country Adduono fiveyear veteran with threevauuder Bay League scoring titles to his credit scared to goals and collected fill assists in it playoff contests McCormack has playoff goals Among Cavas other reinforce ments are John Widing and Bill Fairbairn Impolnt men in tha Manitoba league this season with Brandon Wheat Kings The other games in the Me morial Cup will be played Mon day Wednesday and Thursday and if necessarylltoniiay May 16 Tuesday May In and Wed modal May FLOWERS SAY so Militli 0n Mothers tiny Delivery anywbm in the world Lher ETD UN Harris Flowers 79 Dunlop St Roger Clark of London drove his Lotus Cartina without fault and moved into third place with 13 pointi Clark and his cavin tor Jim Peter of Toronto were the only team to run the closed section at Wainwright peritciiy Tied with Clark was the team ol John Smith of Kingston Ont and John Catlo of Ottawa in plrivalcly entered Lotus Cor the In the Wainwright mtion car had lo drive fiemlie course within lpecified time Penalties were assessed for not flavoring the course within the mit Jean Claude Ogler and Lu BOUHNEBIOUTH England cplBob liedard got for ef fort as he vent iioiin to defeat Friday and the quality of his game started Canadlnn plnycra thinking in terms of winning their lJuvirCup tennis round wilh Britain this weekend Fred Bolton nonpiuying con tain of the Canadian team used such term as encouraging remurknhle and cxccilcnt in describing the mulch the as yearold Bedard lost of 36 63 16 76 to Roger Taylor The vieiory for Taylor 25 and Britains No player gave the British tie with Canada after the second round Conndn won the first round Thursday when iiiike llclkin Montreal native upset Britains Mike Sangslcr Experts generally conceded that todays double matches would be won by the British But Sundays two singles matdiea appeared to be in doubt LIMITED FACILITIES The veteran Bedord instruc tor at Bishops University Len noxvilic Que played despite twistcd ankle leg cramps and wcarlncss Ills teaching duties had prevented him from play ing outdoors all winter Said Bolton it was very encouraging performance for Bcdani although vorii slittls disappointed at the way it turned out victory would have put us in wonderful position Nobody among the British expected this at all and theyre all terribly surprlscd that Red darii put on such ftll excellent match For guy whosrss and has been playing outdoors for only it days this season it was really remarkable dont think Bobs ankle was hurt all that badly It was more at diversion and he was get ting tired Probably it was just enough to destroy his concentra tion and his confidence SWITCH PARTNERS Bolton decided not to use Be dard today ltc said he would announce his seicclion of part ner for Keith Carpenter 25 of Montreal at the last minute He might use Belkin the teams No rated player or young Bob Puiidicombe of Vancouver The British team is Snngster and Bobby Wilson Sunday Belkln will play Tay ior and Bedard will meet Sang ster The winner of the round will go against Bulgaria or Portugal After Fridays play Bulgaria had on lead over the Portu ELIOSE Bedarri and Taylor played on about equal terms in the first sets Taylor look the first and cells Pointot of Grenoble France moved into fifih place with point in Citroen This la aurpriiing ihovrlng for the French crew which does not peak English and her no navi gational experience Pro rally favorites Klein Ross of Larhlne Que and John Bird of Toronto look whey the 65 penalty points lifter having iranimluion trouble They laid large rock on the relatively only lection from lied Deer cracked their carl trammlsiion caring However they made repair and will start todays section which ends for an overnight atop of Brandon Man Canadian Netters Show Confidence third with some difficulty Be dard ion the second and com pictcly dominated Taylor In the fourth Then the Canadian began to fire in the final act lie Iilpped and twisted hls ankle in the fourth game and Tnylor fought back from 41 deficit to take 54 lead in the illh game of the final act Bcdiirri suffered ii leg cramp and required message before he could stand lie find more cramps in tho lflii game Boltons hopes rose with the neather The match had been set back it day because of rain it Belkin can beat Tnylor best of the British and rcslcd Bedord can handle an already beaten Snngster Cnnndn could have sweet and totally unex pected victory in the round ram NEXT WEEK TONIGHT PEGGYS Ctradmire their THE MAGIC CYCLES The Bedtime Stories STROUD BEACH lOTH CONCESSION Scott iilrrry of Dearboru hitch and Mike Kerry of Tor onto held Iixlh lace despite having some probed at gal station along the way Harvey drove hle Barracuda into station which had lineupe at the pumps Spotting an empty pump Harvey alerted filling his tank Suddenly wml fofiahouted Hey thats direct or llarvey llphoncd the mixture from his gas tank but antici pales some minor problem Al the rally progresses Rosemary Smith of Dublin rind navigator Ann Coombe of Toronto continued to outstrip their competition in the Coup des Dameswomenl section coming into Saskatoon with 59 polntl good for eighth in the overall etandings Diana CarterPolika of Tor onto and Barbara Jcnn Jack of Burlington out had 587 point for second in tho nomena sec tion and Anita Taylor of Both crliam England and her navi gator Terry Cities of Montreal on polntl for third SCISSORED SPORT SIGN CFL CONTRACTS VANCOUVER Cll British Columbia Lion of the Canadian Football League Friday an nounced the signing of quarter back Pete Ohler 26 slxfoot two 22opound Vancouver na tive who left the Lions ofler the loot season when he could not come to terms with them The Lions also announced the Ilgning of another prospect from the Pacific leaguesplit and Paul Burleron 25 nixfool two too pound former firli stringer with the University of Oregon Opening 96667 Kolmar of Canada Seventip Garners Sports DeVilbiss Plasiomer Clarks Home FinnisthIgs Stewarts wholesale PUBLIC THANK low The Barrie Fiyere Executive take thlt opportunity of expressing their thanks publicly to the many industries businessmen and rtlmen who supported them during their first season in the OHA San or series PLAYER SPONSORS Hardy Motors MansfieldDenman General Universal Ioolcr Lufkin Rule Bartram Brothers CKBB Radio West Bend PROGRAMME This list istoo large tor individual mention FANS To the many loyal fans who supported us even in hang cause FLYEREHES The girls who worked hard to sell inn prong and draw tickets SPORTS STAFF Bill Bennett Brois Aylutt Johnson CIQIB Banlo Doomincr and Barrie Banner BARBIE ARENA Wes Alsopp and his staff tor providing good ice and clean and condoiiable building dinning the winter months The Barrie Fllyeris will continue in the arm Senior series and with the continued support of our sponsors advertisers and our beam into strong contender To start off financially sound draw for £0000 bond will be held during tho sinnmcr monthsth will sell for $500 each and will include sportsmen night and buffelt lunch Date and time will be amunmeed later OinspociaimanlispowfideerswellPastSeactaryBthmhmnHast1keoc outer and Henry Iran for their fine efforts we apologize if we have missed anyone as it is not hitawlonal The Barrio Hyena executive are sincere in their efforts to bring Barrio hockey team up can be proud of ease again and trim that the Barrie businessmen industry advertisers and fans will support our future efforts Stuart oyat fans we will attempt to males Praidonannager ab