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Cincinnati OToole Iii13 st ago at ew York Craig 720 night Detroit Aguirre 115 Chicago tBuzhardt 710 at Dalt Nesbilt pbysed tea SPORTS TYPE BLAME ME AND THE FLU For the sport that was missing from this news or the last couple of days you can blame thls writer and the flu Late Sunday afternoon as was bragging about the hooodd holes ld walked attem ting to of good story on air of golfchamplons fps let gnaw in sin lnlhe stomach Because it was just gnawing liieil the sure would be food To make long sickly story short food wasnt theauamrxld come down with the flu Front that time Sunday llntll thetlme of this writing food has been the farthest thing from my mind What did prey on my mind was that was unable to write about the two golf championships the soft ball games the wrestling harness racing etc In all of my years in this business this week has been the only time that ld been off the job without requiring surgery ltilnd you lm happy to avoid the indie but littledeprcsscd st breaking pretty good record Because took illat Barrie Country Club Ltd covering two of its events it seems more than coincid optalbthat fienterdsg theIfoilowin nltgry shniuld Var Ve ma rom am erwas aen or too mp diaper stCentral Collegiate whos doing summer work at that camp Heres the story Any person has right to train dog to he vie ious to trespassers Magistrate Barron ruled tn Kitchener He dismissed charge of breach of the Vic ious Dogs Act against John Baranski 7e Kitchener Witnesses testified German shepherd dog own ed by Baranski had bitten two peo le who attem ted to recover golf balls from Barons property ch sdjolns the Rockway Golf Club Mr Barron said some businesses are guarded by dogs which wouldRrobablyJtear person apart if encountered at nig The fact that dog has been trained to be vicious under certain circumstances does not make it vicious all the time he said He said Baranski had taken exceptional recsu tions to elects fence that would be ere to concentration camp Witnesseseerlier said Baransklhsd retrieved golf balls which landed on his land and in some cases hadsold them back to the golfers Mr Barron said anyone losing ball over the fence has right to go to Baranski and ask for the ball back If it is not returned the police should be called and Barsnskl charged with the by conversion would he the first to convict he said It was Sunday that this writer noticed sign on the fence along the No hole at BCC Beware of Cross Dog Guess it was Just one of those trazyz weekends BASEBALLRECORD 35 rancawnnlaw runes National League Pet GEL Lon Angcles 32 44 651 San Francisco 70 47 604 Cincinnati 77 40 611 Pittsburgh 7153 570 St Louis 00 50 552 12k Milwaukee so 50 535 14 Philadelphia 61 68470 2201 Chicago 47 70 373 85 Holuton 45 to 350 35th Newirork at as 746 of Tuesdays Results Pittsburgh 04 New York 55 Cincinnati Chicago Houston 34 Philadelphia 57 St Lotus Illilwaukee Only games scheduled Thursdays Games New York at Los Angelou Bostonat Kansas City Washington at Minnesota Clevelendret Detroit International League Jacksonville Toronto Rochester Columbus Atlanta Buffalo 02 46 641 75 50 573 7t 02 530 14 68 01 527 14 s1 65 son 17 52 of 473 21 Richmond so 70 400 any Syracuse 40 as 140 as Tueldnyo Results Syracuse Tomato Rochester Buffalo cenonlybeimi Bertbclntte Pet GHL Probable Pitchers Today Chicago Ellsworth 617 Los Angeles Richert 22 at Pldiadelphionsnon 77 night Francisco Marlchal 159 St Louis Washburnios at Milwaukee Show 1511 night Houston Johnson 013 at Pittsburgh Studlvant Sklniglli Thursdays Games San Francisco at New York Jinn Augelcs at Philadelphia Houston at Pittsburgh St Louis at Milwaukee Cincinnati at Chicago league 1be 75 49 605 7155 are ll 72 503563 6562 512 We 02 62500 10 61 63 402 14 59 66 472 17 55 67 460 17 55 50 407 lile 46 70 800 29 Tuesdays Results Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Detroit to Washington Minnesota Barton 11 Kansas City New York 11 Los Angelcs Probable Pitchers Today Cleveland Donovan 157 at American 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Amt ReesIcy as per usual went the route on the slab for Hiliclut Iorrolna Gregory pitched for Willows hiosarchs play Agincourt at Queens Park tomorrow night in the second game of Provin ciol Womans Softball Union ploydowns Willows All You Leewan cl Bishop lb Jenkins Colo 1b Spence 3b Corbett rl Noble ll Gregory Tbtale Al 99999990 =l 9999uu999= Monarch Agnew ab Cameron 2b Lentsius so Here In Smifll Spring rf Marshall 1f Russell if Fsrnghsr rs McFadden rt Bird Kearsey Totals 40 mameaouoeNgum enoHHINNN 519souoououuum it touched Draw lu by Joe Marley and an ills tilt provided Stewarts with so in lhshecdhd me That athlminmheld ttht so Force Il hallo tripled and shoreline Ia Iniitlrt lo let Morley oode for his sec ond single of the evening in the ninth and scored after series olinlield plays Edgerwrunt to be outdone Jimmy in strong for three singles and two more tallies in the bottom of the fin eie Moo Mlheleeh and Card turnerhad consecutive hits All infield out and Smiths see ond hit of fill night caused the pointIpliltiug runs Stewarts connected but his safeties oil ealnate Smith while the airmen had two more oil Armstron The blows Edgar game goes at seven oclock tonight and tho MinesinfeTorgie contest follows immedia stations lioness cullH41 Martin Bertram Falconer of statuses filllwuly as McCsnn ll Cutting so Arrlnxtro Totals Edgar Mills 2b Corbett ii iii is Ill Miltllsrh Turnar as Curtil If Smith Henderson Totals Armstrong and Marion Smith and hilhalnh 91 loo99o99eu 91999999 0999994999 9r 99999999 Elinlinale Columbia Eastemer from inlemaiional Yacht Race NEWPORT Rl AHCol umbia the lossAmericas Cup diamplon and Esslcmer the luckch Boston boat were el inlinaled Tuesdayme the trial now under way off New por Officials of the New York Yacht Club rnco committee ho tilied the owners of Eosterncr and of Columbia that their boats were no longer ill com petition to represent the 115 against the Australian chal lenges Gretel Columbia was the successful Thomion Enters Division linal Against Knock Thornton and knock start the final series insouth section oi the South SimcosBascball Lon gue tomorrow night at Knock Thomton gained entry to the big set by defeating New Low ell last night at home to win thebestofthrco semifinal mica games to nothing and one Knock eliminated Cookstown earlier in the week Pitcher Don Johnston was Thorntons hero in the decid ing contest slapping grand slam homer in the ird inning walk slngleand error had loaded the bases defender of the 1yearold Americas Cup four years ago when Ihe wonllour atrnlght recentat anali scent Essternar also built in 1059 has won only one Americas Cup race this season lbisieavcs Weatheriy skip pcled Emil Mosbscher and Noferti new Boston boat built last spring and sailed by its designer Ted Hood in the light tomcat Gretel BEAT CCOLUMBIA Woolberly decisively beat Col umbia by two minutes and 75 seconds lnustillwlnds once con sidered the best selling weather for Columbia Columbia was being salledlby Cornelius Gilt Shields 20 with his father Cornelius he s1 ssedvtsor in the cockpit Although the yacht club com miltee refused to talk to ere its decision undollhlgdly wasdue to Columbias poor showing in heavy winds of the last twodays With small craft warnings flying for two days Columbia was beaten by ch ertltl Monday and by Wontherly luestiay though ahebullt her lnepplatlon as heavyweather oa Easternorilost Nefertiti Tuesday by two minutes and 17 seconds The sioops strongest points were that she was envyweather craft AlrEhIETLlG ioetcklsceri game merday ond base in the first inning of CincinnatiChicago Cube Coldeuvfé II of the Rediogs is tagged by Cuba lhbrtstop Audra announcerstorts from catcher AP Wire pbolo Those Redlegs Theyre Still Champs Ry Milt RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer Around about June manager Fred Hutchinson of Cincinnati Reds had perplexing malhe mstlcal problem No matter how he added things up his search long fourth starting pitcher invariably left him wl three flten Hutch had hunch lim Moloncy Its August the defending champion Rods have pulled to within five games of the loading Lot Angeies Dodgers in the National League race and are only back of the second place San Francisco Giants One of the major reasonsJim Moiorley 22 righthander who started in the Cincinnati organization as shortstop Maloucy continued his fine hurling hlesday with four hit performance Marty Keoughs tworun homer provided the support for 20 triumph over Chicago Cubs It was the fourth consecutive triumph for Maloney who has solved Hulclls pitchingproblem by joining BobPurkey loi Rig Gets Treatment Yanks Spank Angels ay muss earner Bil ngnsys stomach must be in and shape Especially after the beating his Los An geles Angels took from New York Yankees inthe American League Tuesday night The Angels manager Just out of the hospital for treatment of stomach disorder watched his scrappycluhtie the league ieading Yankees in the ninth inning then had to Witness sevenrun explosion in the 10th that gave the Yanks an 114 vlctaly ngney suffered soft jolt when Bill Skowron drove in the tiebreaking run The roof fell in when Tony Kuhn and Clots Boyer got runproducing hits and Roger Maris belted grandslam homer The victory in the opener key threegame series boosted the Yankees league lead to five games over the Angels and Minnesota Nina who moved into tie for the runnerup spot by defeating Washington Senn tors 57 on thecombined fourhit and Crandall lle SitClive MilT Aaron Americn League Horton 310 310 210 11 15 Kansas City 200000022 092 iWilaon 115 Harley and Nixon Fischer 45 Pfister hWslker Williams and Bryan Hits BsnYsstrsomski to KGSieborn 19 Washington 000000070 it 42 Minnesota 00002210x 02 Stenhouso 100 Cheney is Al and Schmidt Kroliclr 08 Moore and Bailey Cleveland 100 000 000 11 Detroit WWW10140 Perry 910 Tyriver Dolley and Edwards Bun ing 1319 and Brown Hits CloLupr 11 DelBoron 12 000000001 71 Chicago Baltimore 50021010 0101 Wyn 810 Joyce Helen is thaler follows is and Miler Roberts on land Triandos HRs BatPowell It ChiF Robinson New York 100002100711100 Les Ang Stafford Benton Daley 08 and Howard Belinsky Osinskl io Duran so not f7 Ferrerese to In and Minnesota itlomez 17 night Oliver Shaffer ill Lemastcr Bundette Raymond til 52 Spring 10 and Rodgers Hits NilHoward 15 Marie 20 The Yanks moved in Greens single got two runs oooetooolo 4121 ti pitching of deck Kralick and Moore Detroit Tigers beat Cleveland Indlunsl 101 Robin Roberts pitched Baltimore Orioles to 91 triumph over Chicago White Season Boston Red Sox downed Kansas City Athletics 115 one Two nowmns pair of basesempty homers by Lee Thomas were the big blows es the Angelspulled into 31 lead over the Yankees after five innings tworun shot by Elston Howard in the sixth tied it front in the seventh but the Angels battled back to throw it into extra innings on walk and singles by Billy Moran and Leon Wagner in the ninth inning The deluge followed making Bud Daley ill3 the winner and former Yankee Ryne Dutch 2a the loser Vlfialick tors blanked on two hits until the eighth inning when two nln single by Don Lock brought on Moore Moore struck out Jim King to end the uprising The Twins jumped on Dave Stenboilse 109 in the filth frame when singles by Bernie Allen and 2000 Versailes Kra licks sacrifice and loony across Aliena runproducing single and sacrifice fly by Versolles in the sixth put it out of reach Jim sunning lap fired fourhitter for the Tigers He was backed by 14bit attack while allowing the lndicns only run on lirstinning homer by Luplow Hayes GiVen Heavelio STRANDED CP George Hayes who carries whistle himself in the National Hockey League during the winter is living summertime trouble with constituted authority Hayes was suspended indel initeiyTuesduy by Andy David son vice presidential the on 14 tsrlo Amateur Softball Associs Jn Hayes team manager ofthe Ingersoll al Softball League entrywos ejected from game recently tor several LAL Thomas Lilli heated nitercutionewlth um hires Runnels Bos 160 The Tigers took the lead in the first frame with Dick Mc Auliffes tworun single the key blow of fourrunsully Mc Auilffe had four singles for the night and drove in three runs Steve Euros homered for the Tigers as the Indians went dowu to the 32nd defeat in their 1Inset 44 gemsanlm Perry 010 as Roberts lsoillmlted the White Soxjto seven hits and didnt allow run until Floyd Robinson homered in the ninth The Orioles did their damage early against Early Wynn tilo who was seeking the 290th vic tory of hiscareer Wynn forced in run with basesloaded walk in the first inning thou BALL LEADERS ByTTHE ASSOCIATEDgPRESS Nationat League All it Hlct Davis son as 174 MS Robinson Cin 472110152 RM Aaron Mil 477100 163 342 Muslnl St did 43 104 552 Altman Chi 440 611411323 RuneRobinson 110 Runs batted tarT Davis 122 HitsT Davis 174 DoublesRobinson 42 TriplesWDavis Los An gglea sndVlrdon Pittsburgh Home runeMays San Fran cisco as stolen basesWills Los An gates 57 Pitchlng Purkey Cincin nati 104 020 strikeoutsKoulax Los An geles209 American league All it HPet Jimenel KC 431 130516 Rollins Minn 504 70157 917 Slebern KC 472 100147311 Robinson Ch 464 71147706 RunsPearson Los Angeles 97 nuns batted inSlcbero 05 tiltsRichardson New York DoublesRobinson ill TriplesClinch Kansas City Horne nlnsfflllebrow Miti assets 33 4stolen basesWood Detroit PlishingMollride Loa An geies 114 730 strikeouts Pizarro Chicago andPascuai Minnesota 150 450 65 lb 330 was tagged for grandslam homer by John Bong Powell that wrapped it up Roberts triumph was the Mud of his career Ras third among active pitchers behind Wynn and War ren Spabn of Milwaukee Braves Carl Yastrzcmskl paced 15bit Red Sox offensive that overwhelmed the Athletics and Bill Fischer 45 The Boston outfielder drove in five runs with homer double and single contributing his twobeggar to threerun first inning that started the Red 50 off Norm Siebemhlt two homers for the Athletics each time connecting with mate aboard to raise his leagueleading total of runs batted in to as Earl Wilson 115 got the victory Man Leads Schooner Race KINGSTON C17 Al Downer of Niagara Falls was first into port Tuesday night with his schooner Tiki on the Roches tertoKlngston leg of the round thelake schooner race Tiki took the third leg of the eightleg race in an elapsed five seconds clocking in at 42805 The schoonors lelt Rn cheater at 617 am The St Catharines Sea Cadet boat Renown Illleading the field in the three legs run so herwas second clocking in at 07 with on elapsed time at 10 Tuf ford of PLACES THIRD In third place at 45717 was the ThomasMarlooi Buffalo with George Greenberger whose challenge was respon sible for getting the since an rangednt the helm Tile next leg will take the Newfoundland lack boats on dinmile course from here to Piston today Winner of the 302 miio marathon will be deten mlnod by elapsed time between pontogfor the eight lens Janitor IV of St Catherine dove oped engine trouble ebout 10 am luesdayland put into Oswego NY under sail Cap tain Norman Green expects to made rejoin the race after repairs are in time of 10 hours 11 minutes and Joey Joy lslo and Jim OToole lbll to form the Reds big four Maloney is 84 and has allowed only six runs in the last four starts KEOUGH WINS GAME Keough took over where the Reds big hittersFrank Robin son Vnde Pinson and Gordie Coleman failed against Don Csrdweii The myeaMld utility moo acquired from Washington Senatorsend hliling at nose clip stroked the gamewinner in the eighth inning alter single hybco Cardenas The triumph was the Reds tith in their last 17 games and moved them another step closer to the Dodgers and Giants both idle Tuesday Milwaukee Braves edged St Louis Cardinals 65 in 10 innings with rclisvcr Claude Raymond 52 of St Johns Que picking up the victory Pittsburgh Pirates extended New Yorks losing streak to 13 games with an 06 triumph in the opener of doubleheader before the Mots came back to win 54 Art Mohaftey got Phil adelphia Pillliies off to sweep over Houston Colts with 53 firstgame triumph for his 17th victory before the Pblls made it 15 in row without loss over the Cells by winning the nightcnp 74 Maloney and Cardwell 612 who had compileda string of 17 straight scoreless innings were locked in shutout duel until the eighth lillSSES TOUGH CATCH Cardenas started things with his third hit of the game Keough failed in an attempt to hunt the first pitch then took coiled strike He drove the next pitch to right ficldGeorge Altman tried for shoestring Is Lucky For Ioops Barrie Coops Scored foulguns in two different fralmes last night to defeat Clarkson Hotel 00 in as industrial Softball Les gue playoff game at Queens Park it was the first game of the clubs semiéilnal sellEs The other features Wellington Hotel and Smiths Dairy Miles Hickling who had three hits in the game contributed safety in eachof Coops big frames Wayne Russo went the limit on the rubber for the victors while Ciarkson used Bill Walker Roger Lacey and Luke Turn bull as pitcherst Hayes Joe Walton and Hickling had two each for Co ops Ken Robertson and Earl MoClonehad two apiece for Clarkson it llllllrsr F000 Toketill Jitters snooze catch and failed The hall rolled to the wall as the runners raced home lhst it The Cards tied it in the ninth frame on nutproducing bloop single by Cilarlio Jnmcs but themaver came up with the winner In the lolh on double by pinchbitter Joe Torre and twoout single by Leo Mayo Earlier Tommie Aaron homered for the Rraves while brother Honk extended his hit ting streak to 21 games Gene Oliver homered for St labia Raymond has savor nine games since joining the club June so from Toronto Maple Leafs of the international League Don Ferrareso 14 was theioser liars ones osslvan The Pirates come up with four runsin the ninth inning of the openerthree on tth lug error by third baseman Felix Mantlllalo beat the Mots and Roger Craig 720 Re licver Diomedes Olivo 41 who singled across the fourtll run got the victory Frank Thomas 20th homer for New York went to waste 1n the nightcan Marv Throne berry came out of the coaching box and tagged to twoout three run pinchhit homer that en abled the Mets to snap their second longest streak of ihe year Robert Miller 21 was the winner Elroy Face 05 lost Mobsfley 1710 less touched for seven Houston hits more than the Phillies got in the opener but led all the way gftetr threerun Philadelphia lra BALI STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox drove in five runs in 115 american League tnulnph over Kansas CityAthletics witha homer double and single Pltcbing Jim Maloney Cla clnnatl Reds shut out Chicago Cuba on four hits before being lifted for pinch bittenln the straight game in a20 victory that pulled the thirdplace Reds towithln five games of the lead lthLos Angeles Dodgers in the Natlonai League race on TIME wwué SUNHEAT COMFORT nclwsrlsurs mlflollways before you run lowVou nsvsr nsvolocsn lav 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