By nuns nastier Associated Press Sports Writer Illa Willies giving Walt wl ea ry for the seventh time in last to games since his lay his collected two doubles single driving In the first mm In Dodgers chncsday night at moved the Giants back thin its games of the top He won Mondays opener of key touregamarsenesrbo zen the leaders and Wednes By JIM EACKLEMAN Associated Press Sports Writer Tb it there Is one club that holds the key to the American League pennant scramble Detroit gers quality as candidate flhc Tigers are all but out of the picture now but theyre hot And they have flock of games to play with the three teams at the toptwo with New York Yankees six with Minnesota Trains and five with Los An gates Angels IFinishlng up thdr season mastery over Baltimore Orioles Wednesday night the Tigers Eh owes doubleheader to and with flurry of home runs sup porting the strong pitching of hmvBunning and Hank Aguirre Tigers thus was their ltiih lame ot the last it Jhe Angels and Yankees were rained out at New York and the By JOE REIGHLER NNEW YORK AriBaseball qommissioner Ford Friek said today he will investigate the pï¬yer deal between his Aa Jotter and Kansas City Athletics iiifwhich the Angels were re ported to have promised Ra NoHit Bellnsky to the Athle tics at the end of the season to seal deal for player pur chased last July otfieials of the two clubs in valved acknowledged an agree By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National league All It RPci Davis LA son till 193 341 hiusIaI St 351 49 20 3138 Robinson Cin sss warrants lt Aaron Mil sn 111174 331 is St 532 81174 327 RunsRobinson 119 Runs batted its1 Davis 129 nitsT Davis 193 DoublesRobinson 44 TriplesWyDHVis Les Ann piles and Virdon Pittsburgh Home rimsMaya San Fran disco 42 stolen basesWills Lee has getes76 Pitching nlti2D5 1100 StrikeoutsKeaton gelea zoo American League A3 RPM 503 73189336 523 99 163 312 519 76 161 310 DOS An Runnels Ros Siebern KC Robinson Chl Rollins lliin 555 1191743th Hinton Wash 476 65146107 qthnirFearson Las Angeles stuns batted InSiebein 106 HitsRichardson New York noblesRobinson to TriplesCimaii Kansas City illebrewlt Mina tolen bases Aparieio Chi lh page 26 PliohlIngMclzrlde Los An Pitching Cla Osteen Washington Senators hurled hit ch second game of iAnIghter lea vtn second placs Twins 21games behind Newton Yankees Minnesota won opener or In 11 innings gt Batting Willie Mays Giants collected two doubles and drivrng In two runs in an Franciscos 30 victory over AnguioathatmaVed day night provided the only runs the Giants needed to win It behind the combined sixhit pltdting of Juan erictlli and Boiln who came on when hisrtohsi was intuer In the sixth inning faricbaiwss hurt In col lision at ilrst base involving himscih the Giants Orlando Cepeds and the Dodgers Wil lle Davis The pitcher was car ried off the field but Is not ex pected to miss turn lltraye disclosed no break merely twisted right instep REDS GAIN GROUND While the Giants closed the gap Ci we anatls detending champions also gained ground climbing to tch games behind the Dodgers bio beating Chi daubiéheadirfIrlnlfl Béiiisisiky IS SURPRISE Purkey Cincin cago Chiba In th an and in Twins failed to pick up ground ay split two games with Washingtons last place Sean tors winning the opener 97 an Vic Powers tworun doubleln the 11th Inning and then losing the second game at as Wash Ington lelthlnder Claude Osteeo tired threehitter WHIP lNDlANS Chicago White Sox clipped Cleveland indians 21 and Ros ton Red Sea beat Kansas City Athletics 124 The fourtbpiace Tigers rated In the spring as the strongest liengcrs to the heavilyfa vored Yankees buthampered by Iniurles and collection of Individual slumps finally seem to be soiling Elli Breton Vie Weriz Al Ka ilne Steve Sam and Rocky Coiavito sacked homers Wednes day night giving Detroit club Clubs Deny Deal OiBb menthad been reached to send player to Kansas City at future date as part payment for pitdier Dan Oslnsiti purchased last July 21 for $35000 from Portland Kansas City had op tinned Osinskl to the Pacific Coast League club earlier this year Reiinsky leftbender who came Into prominencewhen he pitched nohitter against Eel timora Orioles May disclosed Wednesday that he is the player agreed upon was told about the deal the wo weeks ago the 25 yEETOid New ankborn rookie as The deal apparently came as surprise to Frick and his staft We have checked the con tracts said Charles char sec retary treasurer at baseball and there Is no mention of any other player As far es our of ce Is concerned the sale at Oslnsld to the has Abgeies club other player Involved Segar then said the comnus sioner would investigate the matter Under baseball law player trades are Illegal after June to mind oi the season waiver deals whereby one club acquires player from another club for the set $20000 price are permissible In such cases the last place club has first choice and the club asking waivers may withdrawhhem no more than twice The original deal was to have gone through the waiver process but the last place Washing lest time We played In Kansas tld BBLI LEADERS do was straight sale with no Tu lhiiiwanlted Tony Ciaolnger shut out St Louis Cardinals 10 on five hits pod Houston Colts defeated Pitta burgh Pirates so New York Metsaad Philadelphia Phillies were not scheduled The Reds won the opener In the lath when Gordie Coleman hit his 11th homer win man aboard at Dave Gerard That gave the victory to Johnny KtippstcinIa the nightcap lha Reds blasted Paul 1th and three successors for it hits with Coleman collecting three Eraialianhs hit home run He 51 for the Cubs In the opener while rookie second baseman Kenrllubbs battered Robby Doerrs record of tit consecuv tlve errorless chances Hubbs leuldedJsiLsiring to its games before corrTIsiittib error in the second game Banning pitched an eighthitter and Aguirre fivehitter While Osteen limited the Wins in three singles the Sena tors taggcd Jack Kratlclr for one run In the fourth Inning on Don Locks triple and Bob Schmidta double then got four straight singles and two runs 111 he eighth off Frank Sullivan the firstgame winner SCORES 1N NINTR Washington was behind so at one stage but Sent the opener into overtime with four runs in the ninth Harmon Killcbrew hit his 37th homer and Earl Bailey also connected for the thne ltay Herbert threw five ldtter for the White Sox against Cleveland The Red Sox rapped out 15 hits against Kansas City nine ointhetn in sevenrun ird in Knotty Lee Was Baseball Star srhrnsrhiisfijitficri George Knotty Lee 85 who had long career as profes sional baseball player and man ager died Iuesday night Knotty started his career as pitcher with Toronto Athletics otthe old Canadian League to 1899 One of the first pitchers to use the nowouiiawed spitbail he also was capable batter and wound up with lifetime batting average at 300 iuniar Lacrosse Resumes Tonight VICTORIA tCPt Bramp ton Exoeisiors rested and con eni after an opentnggame victory are favored to make it two straight over Victoria Shamrocks when the bestof seven Canadian junior lacrosse final resumes tonight The smooihpassing Ontario club useda devastating attack to win the opening game 1310 Tuesday nightgand coach Larry Kendall looks for an even bet tereffort from his team for the second clash We never really got un tracired untilqthe second half esday andaevcn at that the team was plenty tired alter travelling by trainfrom Tan onto said Kendall the Excelsio who or rived here only it hours be fore game time Tuesday were tired in the opening It didnt show may shat often and with authority wide open with live straight goals In the third quarter They were at their best when short handed with penalties scoring five of their 18 goals this way and three to the third quarter alone The third game will be played Saturday and the fourth Mon ton Senators thwarted it by put ting In bid for Beiinsky llte Angela promptiywithdrew the pitchers name THEYRE STUPID dont mind going to Re said Belineky the An eant behave that Is all sets are gettingtar me it so eyre stupid You Just dont trade starter for relief pitch Car To You In Less Than MINUTES CLEANED mama AN oursmn co YOUR aarssrsccsow can wash or secondplace Giants to within 11 games at the Dodgers day If necessary the ï¬lth sixth and seventh games will be played Sept 11 14 and Minn srecmu Low Prices on an Scott MeCulIoch Outboard illato on Electric Start Reg ocean Ssled100 lift Manuel Start Reg 64900 Sale 541100 Flying Scott Demonstrator 111 Ft Scull Raat ISt Electric Motor Reg 31490u Sale 258100 15 Ft Scott Boat 31 21 ectric Motor IReg 216m astounded Generator standard equip ment on all electric slart motors as now as 10 DOWN Jessatnovevto1tteventlnidiliisL record of lot for the season on Import limit the his seat itiosoa breaking the game Ottoman c1aimr me wanna berks Blocked Anathema MONTREAL CPITile a6 quisition at quarterback Jim Walden by hinntrcai Alauettes Argonauts from getting the Im port bachficider it was learned nssday night the Alouettes claimed Wai den from Calgary Stampeders for the 950 waiver price and sent detenaive lineman Angelo hiasca to Edmonton Eskimos In what amounts to strictly paper deal Walden was released by Cal gary and went to Edmonton to negotiate with general manager Joe Ryan at the Eskimos But Ryan said he had been advised by commissioner Syd ncy Halter of the Canadian Football League that Montrenl had cialmcd Walden and no further negotiations could be conducted The Als apparently feared Tobin Role sidelined by hand Injurywould pick up Walden and got first claim on him be cause they finished behind the Argonauis in the Eastern Foot ball Conference last season To remain within the player to Edmonton 1n JordanArgonauts pub licity director Ken Brown said the Aleuettoa wanted their time and efforts because Ioronto did not enter claim for Walden Burn If we had said Brown Edmonton would have Rrooklin liliiercsts Torontowith ace quarterback an we was HAMILTON tCPlihe Canav em and cumin threads dish Assacistloo ot Amateur their VOnrsmen to not likely to comply and Hart Hildebrand with request to withdraw from International competition spokesman for the associates said Wednesday night Claude bSatgtAieros pastI prelt £niiDn 39 Smut Russell said he would ask for ptre Games committee was re CAM Wlthdnwal alter man to flag by my EEG officials overruled Russell prostdentoitlle Argon the modtinn recommend all Rowing one at Toronto on the the turn mitusseiiï¬dissatisficd secac mm Argo rs elmwag no Included ortho 5156 Cana Id toll trip They claimtllo dien team to compete in Perth two met lupuloiEd re Australia In November ram quirements at the teams trials would fish the case to aban It be Wm we being taken by twospsres bachiagnp the don International competition Unlvmny 3mm Calm drawsl We couldnt go that sr Were certainly die pleased but there Isnt anything we can do about it consist of bell Gottlredson Sauadors said unann The Argos oftered to ï¬nance tour and elghtmsn toasts Brampton Leads Lacrosse Finals BRAMPTON Ont tCPt Brampton Ramblers took 21 It in the Eastern Cansdssen iimsseflnalWEdnï¬dF night with 135 victory over Fourth game In the harlot seuen series is in Broakltn Sat urday night to Bert Naylor hlike Finegan and Wayne Thompson each scored two darneui sea and Barry Ashbee added singles Larry Ferguson scored twice for Rrooklin Bob Bailey Glen lotion and Lou Nickle got one each Bolsters Bid For Olympics OliAWA CPI hiuitimil lion dollar developments in Bantf and Lake Louise Alto will holster Canadas bid for the 1065 winter Olympic games However Calgary about 115 miles east of Lake Louise and so miles east of Banii would still havato bear the bqu at demands for visior aceomme on That was theassessment given by Resources Minister Dinsdaie Wednesday after he met ofticinls oi the Calgary Olympic Development Aaaocia lion to examine tawnpiannlng report prepared bythe national parkshrnnch for hanff National Enrkcasansolyrnplceattacuv 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