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Western Intercollegiate Athletic Association nttcirded Lin joint statement incom Ing president Maurice Regirm hat of Sullburys Laurentien University and outgoing presi dent Ivor Wynne of Hamiltons hiehlasler University spelled out the policy of the governing body for collegiate sports in Canada The statement admits that some sludenti who happen to be outstanding athletes do re ceive financial assistance from sources outside and not directly associated with particular university Some Canadian students et tended United States universi ties on rec pl of financial as sistanceas nee based on athletic talent rather than their academic ability However the CIAU accepted BASEBALL recon by THE CANADIAN rncss Cleveland 25 26 490 Minnesota earn 490 it MIMI Im Kansas City 25 18 472 PctGEL California 23 32 418 10 gm Washington 21 41 40 iolt Probable Pitchers Today San lranmsco 30 22 Pst Washington Paseuel 53 at rgb 22 57 Chm 24 Exton Stange o3 Nam 26 Chicago OToole 21 or Peters Philadelphia 26 cat at New York triilotson so Baltimore tDillman so and Los Angeles 21 31 13 Pheebus so at Minnesota tKatt Houston 20 is lit 17 dB dummy New York 17 32 347 15v 05 Fridays Results New York Chicago tPhiladelphia Pittsburgh 18 San Francisco Atlanta Houston Cincinnati 10 has Angeles St Louis Houston tGiusti as at Cin cinnati Queen 61 New York Seaver 43 or Be nehy 15 at Chicago Hands 221 Philadelphia Jackson ms at Pittsburgh Veale 71 San Francisco trnrryisl at Atlanta Cloninger 12 LosAngeles lSinger lZI at St Innis Jester Mi Sundays Games New York at Chicago fIhiladelphia at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Atlanta Houston at Cincinnati Los Angeles at St Louis American League air Pct GBL Cleveland Tiant 31 at Kan sas City Nash nsi Detroit Wilson 84 at Cali fornia tWiIIhite Mi Sundays Gaines Detroit at California Cleveland at Kansas City Baltimore at Minnesota Chicago at New York Washington at Boston Intematlonal League PcerBL Rochester 27 18 613 Toronto 21 17553 SIS Buffalo 21 IS 538 Syracuse 10 20 437 Richmond 20 24 455 78 Jacksonville 20 14 455 Columbus 17 11 A147 Toledo Ill 23 439 Fridays Results Toronto Jacksonville Buffalo Richmond Syracuse Columbus Rochester so Toledo at Detroit 31 10 FM Todays Games Chicago 2h 20 all Toronto at Jacksonville Baltimore 26 23 5111 Buffalo at Richmond Boston 26 14 520 Rochester at Toledo New York 25 15 500 5th Syracuse at Columbus iron LONG TEST By II Mayer W5 IS 735 fvo lm filial If IiiV llltfi fifililili 17759 llfii xkifxrrzpkmrmms fillflAEflmEPfl m5 WW5 As WiWW WI 7a mM If M72 71 5pm werIIEIIi was ariseM Warm£5 Array71 WMlfiMm mama 465 Pralip Mp Wifiifllfilifi $5555 MW15f 90PM 5976 only the principle of academic soliolarships This did not mean the student should be obligated to take part in intercollegiate athletics on receipt of such scholarship The statement sairl the CIAU iilile dedicated to de velopmcnt of intercollegiate uddetirs wishes to keep ath lellcs in its proper context by avoiding unnecessary pre sures demands for service and exploiting of the students MayCutShe 0t Turbine Car INDIANAPOLIS Ind AP The United States Auto Club issued white paper Friday indicating turbine engines prob ably will not be banned from the USAC championship circuit but may be reduced in size Anthony Granalelll Stu haker STP Division president had said any specifications changes for his Pratt and Whit alley turbine would he impossi The Granatelli car driven by Parnelli Jones performed spee tacularly in the SWmIIe race here May 30 until gear box bearing failed We have long prided our4 selves on progress in helping to develop new Ideas USAC President Tom Biufnrd said in statement but this progress must be made on some basis of equality He noted that USAC always has bad limitations on power plants permitted in its various divisions not to deter pros grass but on the centrary to encourage development SPEEDS INCREASED He pointed out that speeds at the Indianapolis Motor Speed way have increased by more than in miles an hour since Aralitre limit on piston engine sizes was established in 15153 The same jump might have been made in one year by allow ing engines of or litres dis placement but this would not have contributed to develop men USAC had no limit on the size of turbines until last year Subsequent informal the paper said has revealed the engine may be closer to litre reciprocating engine or about 19 per cent more power ful lbanexpectert Bucoos Explode To Wallop Phils By MIKE ItEClll Associated Pnn Sportl Writer Pittsburgh Pirates are closed mouthed about their closed door meeting Wmloesday but since then they have been making plemyofnoisesntbatendon the mound It We to made Friday night when the revived Pirates exploded for it hits as they punished Philadelphia Phillies 11 for their second straight victory since the locker room gettogether They were not the only ones with plenty to say at bat Fri day nighL The National league leading Cincinnati Reds nosy bunch all season hammered llouslon Astros 104 with six runs in the seventh inning In other gonna St Iauis LirdinaLs edged Los Angeles Dodgers Atlanta Braves Huge Defeat Greets By IIAL rtDCK Associated rrcss Sports Writer Haltimore Orioles 5th no time teaching Ca rmer the facts of American League life Ermer new manager of Itlin ncsota Twins elimbtd into uniform only minutes before the game time Friday night and tlien watched the Twins absorb an 112 loss at the hands of the Orioles Frank Robinson slammed threerun homer his 17th of the year and Bong Powell had three run shot as Baltimore jolted four Minnesota pitchers for 14 hits In other American League action Kansas City Athlttics shut out Cleveland Indians twice 24 and 50 Boston lied Sox nipped Washington Sena tors a7 New York Yankees pushed run across in the 10th inning to edge Chicago White Sox 21 and California Angels blanked Detroit Tigers 40 Itth DISMISSED Enner was named manager of the floundering Twins Friday afternoon after president Cal Griffith dismissed Sam Illele He flew in from Denver where he had managed the Twins Pacific Coast League team for the last 211 years and made it in time for Friday nights game He had hardly found spot for himself in the Minnesota dugout before the Orioles hopped on DeanChance for three unearned rims in the first inning Robinson doubled home run in the fifth and then put the game out of reach with his three run homer in the sixth Powells three run shot in the eighth climaxed the Orioles as sault Chuck Dobson and Jim tCat Iisht Hunter hung the double shutout on the Indians for Kan sas City TRIPLE BREAKS SPELL Dobson outduelled Steve Hat gan who allowed only two hits in the opener Hargan had pitched six hitiess innings be fore Ilamon Websters leadoff triple broke the spell in the seventh Two outs later Jim Gosger homered accounting for both Kansas City runs The Athletics routed Sam Mc Dowell with sixrun first in ning in the nighteap and Hunter breezed with sixhitfer The big blow for Kansas City was rookie Dave Duncans thretsrun homer in his first major league at batithis season Cari Yastrzemskl and Joe Fey tagged two homers apiece for the Red Sox who overcame an early 62 Washington lead John Wyatt relieved winner Jose Santiago withthe tying run at third and none out in the ninth and pitched out of the lam preserving the vlctory Reggie Smith also homered for Leeds Shelled In First Toronto Maple Leaf manager Eddie Kasko knewrby the end of the first inning in Jacksonville Friday that his team was in for mug nighL The Suns knocked Toronto started Jerry Hudgins out of the box and scored six runs in the opening inning and then coasted to 91 victory To make matters worse for the Leafs leagueleadig Roch ester lncreased their margin over second place Toronto to sit games by sweeping twin bill from Toledo Mud Hens 53 and 117 In other games Columbus and Buffalo Bisons nipped Rich mond Braves 32 Jacksonville second baseman Kevin Collins knocked in three runs with pair of hits while Larry Stahl and Greg Goosen also had two hits each hefty Tug McGraw went the distance ordaeksnnville and yielded only fourhits one by Jose Deter coupl sot relief pitchers Frame picked up victories for Roches ter Ken Rowe won the first game and Fred Beene the sec and Dave May drove in four runs in the nightcap with homer and double Don Pepper and Dave Campbdl homered for To ledo Tom Matchick and Wayne Redmond hit borne runs for To ledo in losing cause in the opener Eivio Jimenez tworun double topped off threerun third in ning to help Columbus snap four game losing streak The Jets John Gelnar needed relief help from Sam Jones but wait Ilis sixth game in eight deci sions Stan Bahnsen took th loss for Syracuse Len Eoehmers seventhinning home run gnvo Buffalo its ver dict over Richmond and pro vided Ernie Broglio with his fourth win of the season first lnnlng single by Bob Perry drove hi theolher two Buffalo runs vitiile Tommy Aarons home run produced one Rich mond run beat San Francisco Giants st and Chicago Cubs slipped by New York 31ers WERE VIEEK IIITIEIL The Pirates the bcslbitting team in theleague in 1966 were meek bunch until their play crsonly meeting They had lost five of seven games stood only three games oier 500 and had fallen to but place after he lag picked by many to win the pennant with manager Harry Walker and the coaching staff onut tod the Pirates who held similar caucus tun years ago and few more last season presumably met to talk over their problems and bring their gripes into the open Friday night every starter except pitcher Billy ODell who scattered eight hits for his fifth victory in seven decisions had Ermer Boston and Frank Howard cone nected for the Senators Horace Clarke singled Steve Whitaker across with the Yan kecs winning run in the 10th inning against Chicago Whit aker had singled and moved to second when pinch hitter Dick Ilowser was hit by pitdl George Brunet ended nine game personal losing streak that had stretched since open ing day with his threehitter against the Tigers Don Mineher walloped two run homer accounting for half of the Angels rlins as Califor nia won its third straight and at least two hits Manny biota and Gene Alley rarh had four Bill blazeroski drove in four runs with two singles and sac rifice fly and Willie Stargell Alley and Jerry lay accounted for three each as the Pirates slugged zo singlu one double and two triples GOT ll IIITS The Reds did not get as many hitsonly ltbut three of them were homers by Pete Rose Deron Johnson and Don Pav letieh for six runs in the seventh Inning that overcame 74 defi cit lloses blast came with two on and tied the score After Tony Perez doubled Johnson and Pavletich spoke up Favleiich had doubled home two earlier runs and Rose and Perez singled in the others Pitcher Dick Illighes hushed Los Aiigeles with ItifrSCtllIltg single in the seventh inning that broke 22 deadlock The lanky right handcr also scattered seven hits before leaving in the ninth Orlando Cepctla had an ins lhc park homer for one Cardinal run SNAPS TIE Joe Torre snapped 11 tie with runscoring single that put Atlanta ahead In the sixth inning and Dennis ltlenke Inl lolltvi with clinching home oil loser Mike McCormick lien Johnson yielded only solo hem crs by Ollie Brown Jock itiatt and Jim llart in 23 innings Ernie Banks did most iii the talking for the Cubs He opened the eighth inning with double that led to two unearned Hills and $5 tie and then he rin gled home the winning run on 32 count with the bases loaded and one out in the ninth The blots had walked Lee Thomas to get to Banks the final time Ed Charles and Tommie Da vis homered earlier for the evacuated the American League hints and Randy Hundley hit one or the Cubs BIISEBIILL By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League AB II Pet Katine Det 176 36 6t Robinson Bal 135 39 63 311 Yastrlski Hos 183 34 60 323 Carew lllin 1900 23 62 326 Potroceili Bos 172 25 54314 ButlingKaline Detroit and Robinson Baltimore 341 Yastrzemski Boston JZB RunsTovar Minnesota to Robinson and IlIcAuliffe De bolt Runs batted In Robinv son 41 Killebrew Minnesota 41 HitsF Robinson 53 Carew Minnesota and Northrup De tmit 62 DoubtesTovar 13 Itfindier California 12 TriplesBuford Giicago three tied with Home RunsRRobinson 17 Killehrew and Yastrzemski 14 stolen bases Campaneris Kansas City 19 Agee Chi cago lb Pitching Horlcn Gticago 7tt1000 Sparma Detroit 641 1000 StrikeoutsInnborg Boston at Chance Minnesota 81 National League AB flPct Clemente Pgh 185 39 70 370 Rose Cin gis 41 75 349 Cepeda so 167 21 5a 341 Droek StL 215 19 77341 Staub Hln 14412495140 Bnttlng Clemente Pitts burgh 378 Rose Cincinnati 349 Runslime lanLt 40 nnnr battedin Clemente 44 Perez Cincinnati 39 HitsBrock St Louis 77 Rose 75 DoubtesCepeda St Lords lii three tied with 14L Triples Rose Perez Wil liams Chicago Pinson Cincin nati Morgan Houston and Gun zalez Philadelphia Home runsAaron 15 Perez and Brock 13 Stolen bases Brock 22 Wills Pittsburgh 13 Aaron Pitching Veale Pitts burgh 71 575 Queen Cine Goalby Recovers To Tie For Top eiinivoeLANc Mich AP Hob Goalby fired uncoverpar 73 Friday for 142 tom to share the halfway lead in the $100000 Buick opcn golf tournament with Tommy Aaron Gnalby led the first round with threeunderparfla over Warwiek Hilis 71261yards He was intent on building that lead as he went out in twounder par 14 Friday Then disaster it His short game fell to pieces Goalby appeared to be in the drivers seat until be tackled the seventh hole on his incoming nine after playing the back nine first He pushed his second shot to the back fringe of the green chine out badly and threepulled after rebuking the crowd for not standing still On the mghth he chided his caddy for not staying close enough to him in the ninth he appeared to be headed for further trap troubles But luck smiled on him as he dropped LEADERS nail and Lemaster 61 II57 Strikeouts hfariehal San Francisco 103 Nolan Cincin nati 88 Atlanta Slaitipeders Sign Arkansas Star CALGARY CPI Calgary Stampeders of the Western Football Conference today an nounced the signing of import fullback Eddie WoodIGE 23 and Canadian Don Green 21 Voodiee It 198 pounds has been starting fullback at University of Arkansas for two years The club said he was primarily used as blocker Green to 170 pounds former quarterback will be tried at safety or defensive Los attaches tartFloyd Patterson got of the floor twice in the second round and went on to fight bloody 10 round draw nith young heavy nwht The decision drew hm Irnm an estimated 30000 fans highly partisan Quarry turnout but it as busy slugging match for most oi the distance Patterson 194 the former tno time world champion from New York thus kept nltte his comeback vthiie Quarry 195 from nearby Belieflow pamntly prmcrvod his rating among the worlds heavyweights After slow first round the heavy hitting Quarry opened up In the second Ills powerful left book caught Pattersons chin and the ctrchamp hit the deck the mandatory cimt count only pasture bobydrates Anne St 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