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nouorimn tor nlvelrl nmMuWrlwmgwummmowmmm filth bid to capture the Mentor hi Cup and Canadas junior hockeyfimwn 11990 new has ended in allure The clhrs gt Caneda champions Toronto2 St Michaels College Majors tonight in the fourth game at their bestchewed fl uni They must win to avoid being blocked out at the ser ies In straight games The stage was set Saturday mm with the sisters third straight win +2 decision that gave them margin in the set Majors won the first game 40 and the second Coach Buster Brayshow of the Oil Kings played round of golf Sunday and tied to forget something he couldnt underv stand hard to believe we could play like we have in the last two games endbe three games down he said Llm not giving up the ship With any kind of breaks at all we should be goodlor win said before the series that there wasnt team in Canada that could beat our club four straight games and still think som SCORES THRICE St Michaels got the big ef fort when needed Saturday night from Stan Sonny Os borne playinghis firstgamo of the series after being delayed BALI LEADERS By run assocwrnn PRESS National League At Pet Moon Los Ang seizes tlv Cunningham Stl 55 14 Gonzalez Phila 50 10 is 160 Kasko Cinci 45 18 356 Aaron Nil 49 617 347 RunsBoyer St Louis 15 Run batted lnAaron 18 HitsMoon 25 Doubles Hiller San Fram oisco gtTriplesAmaro Philadelphia and Stuart Pittsburgh Home runsMoon stolen bases Robinson and Pinson Cincinnati PitchingElston Chicago and Friend Pittsburgh 40 1000 strikeouts Drysdnle Lds Angeles 33 American League AB HPct 429 381 Mo 840 340 Temple CleveY Minuso Chilcngo Lnnrlish Chicago hex Chicago Runnlelt Boston Battey Minn RunsMantle New York 14 Runs batted inMEDHE 17 HitsTemple 24 DoublesKaitlin Detroit Triples Landis Chicago Picrsail Cleveland tile and Sullivan Kansas City and Woodling Washington 340 Home runsMantle ll com Rev Dpvi saw thavhdalomhldprlile for the performdnce gal goaltender Jerry maven Cheevers held oil Edmonton in hardfought second period in which the Kings tied the score i1 Again it was close checking that gave the victory margin to the college club The Oilifiagl had territorial margin but Toronto ehe log prevented many danngerous abuts at the Majors goal Toronto got thelone firstpe riod goal while Edmonton for Waid Dennis Kasslan was sit ting out penalty Osborne just outside the crease picked up deflected passout form Terry Clancy TIE UP Kings tied the count at 1320 of the second on 40foot shot by Hamil Toronto had two min invthe penalty boil at the Toronto went ahead 31 at 014 of the thirdperiod when Bob Cox of Kings was in the pen alty bar Osborne slld Bruce Drapers pass fromlbehlnd the net into an open corner Osborne got his third goal minute later taking advantage Sersmlthi Referees an both of Montreal First period Toronto borne Clancy ahpeau Penalties Jackson 101 Ste hanson Kaaslan Cole 16 Star MoeKenxie 10340 Second period Edmonton Penalties Marti 051 Cham Co 78 MacKen zie 1513 Burgers 487 Brown 1548 Stop Cheevers 71022 Help Virginians By Asspcmrnn rams Richmond Virginians pointed with pride today to three new stars who figured in double vlctory that highlightednlpand tuck baseball struggles all over he international League Sun By The three are outfielder Don Lock utility infielder George Rlsley and relief pitcher He Renlfl Hereswhat they did in Rich monds and conquests of Torontos Maple Mala Lock and Risleyboth hit homeruns in each game incks big blow won the first game Risieys four hagger won the second leif was credited with the victories in both tilts Eight gameswereplnyed in the IL Sunday Seven were de cided by single run Jersey City nipped Rochester twice by identical scores of +3 San Juan took two fromrSyla cuse 10 and 32 and frontrun ning Columbus split pair with Buffalo winning the opener 50 before bowing 10 won SECOND GAME Lock hitting only 233 got his first game homer oil Raul San chez Rlsleyslsixth innirlg blast after Lock had walked won the second game for Rich mond and came off Pat Scantle hury Rlsley has 455 average but has batted just 11 times The twin triumphs coupled with Columbus split left Rich mond only half game behind the Jets Ridunonds stars had to share the spotlight with Jersey CiWs Jim Pendleton The exmaior league outfielder pinch singled to the ninth in one game and homered inthe second toAVIln both contests Columbus beat Buffalo on Bob Veales fivehitter good for 12 strikeouts Buffalo blanked for 21 innings by lot vpitchlng finally won on Ted Savages single Jim Freys sacrifice and an error by John Schnive Seven hit pitching by Nat Dietz in one game and three run filthinning uprising against Dagoberto Cueto inthe second produced San Juans sweep aver lnstplace Syracuse Games Saturday Syracdse San Juan Eulialoo Colum bus Rochester Jersey City The Tomato at Richmond game was postponed by cold weather snlsr COMEBACK Jensen Leaves 3030 On Oiivn KANSAS CITY APiAlackie Jensen 34 Boston Red Sox ont fielder was on his way home by train today after leaving the team without explanation Jensen American Leagues most valuable playerin 1950 had beentryln arcomeback games only 180 The slump some believe may be back of Jensens departure lle ditched the club Cleve land Saturday night leaving only brief message for man ager Mike Higgin Jackie said he would call after we got to Knnsa Ci said Higgins who arrivedh 13 Sim when he hi the endhoard He astaken ran the know why he left Well just have to bideourtime until we can talk to him Jensen quit last year because he disliked plane travel and tlong absences from his family He signed this year for re ported $50000 salary Explain ing that hypnotist had helped cure his fear of flying DOESNT KNOW Attheiensen in Crys tal Bey Nev Jackies wife said Sundayjnight she didnt know what was wrong Tlie childrenand were get ting ready to move to Boston forfhe summer Thenthis hay pens Hes still little hugged about flying butnnt to this ex lassoonfas we can go away together for few day Wellbe encourw ck Bmm players with region defunctl and Torgis Automotive respect jpsolthallTealn Seeks Sponsor Barrie and Distrig Senior Softball Leagtie with five teams in the fold has sixth knocking atlhe door The sixth howeveris press ently without agsponsor George Chappei and Garyvihirsk who starred in their own rightas ivaly last year are thefellv ows behind thenew club lhirsk and chappet feel they have pretty good gang of players early to fill new unl forms Anyone whod like to give them hand can call Chappel at PA $9824 Tesmsentered in the league already include Stewarts Lunch 1060 champions rgis Minesing Thomas Electric and MAE Carnp Borden Arneeting is slated for gerfleids on Bradford Street Wednesd eve 1210 527 Three New Stars dianS Barrie would little havellinmgas it did last mason the team wishedtofare as it did iaita first union For the moment the new lea gue is dream little serious Iziiyugging eotlld out it mi Buzizers Near Ir Crovin TORONTO CP St Mich ads Burners are one wlnaway from the Ontario Hockey haso elation Junior Htitleas re sult of their so victory over llzevlrtory coupled with Emailw spllt or double header ln Cincinnatl boosted the Giant into first plane in the Netionalleague DOUBLBBEADEBS arm in other National games Philadelphia defeated so tools 11 in 10 innings and Owen Sound Greys Saturday night The Boxers head the heatof seven series 30 and can wind up thohuttle in Owen Sound to ulght Bball League To Meet Thurs Souui some Baseball League will take its first look at whats what for this summer ata meet ing in New Lowell Thursday Out of this meeting should come glimpse into the future such as what teams want en try to the league and which dontknow dont carebor are thinking about it Barrie willho represented by junior squad sponsored by Barrie Athletic Association This team replaces now defunct Bar rle Flyers Thornton is alwaysn shoein Alliston lssocbampionship en try shoulddellnitely be hark in Words last weds with man closeho the Collingwood club in dica that the picture then was it in thedark Nothing has been heard fromMidland Orlllia BeetonCreemure Creemcre tuually has fair entry Utopia has had few meetings takenvona new coach and seems ready to set sail However for things tomave smoothly all teams interested in playingin the loop this year should aboveyali else attend this upcoming meeting which starts at 830 at the Communi Hall wanna Represents can Alli US Meet Cam Borden Army Corporal wand Wéiler5 Canadian and Mexican Gymnastic Che plan will represent Canada in title it imior Championships atDallasrTegt Mexico Hecaptured the Jana or Mens Open Gym title wfor 7105753 and in last year is dian 3111198 position Gymnastic Enlucky is Pittsburgh am cnsmd not last placePedhandlng ole Bedsthelreighthstrelghtdsj feat in thefopeoer The Red retaliated by knocking the Pi rates out of first place with their second game triumph Bob Friend won hisfourth in row lnthe opener but the Pi rates hsdto call on Elroy Face in the ninth to retire thelart three batters Four hits capped by Billy Blrdons triple pro duced three Pirate runs in the filth and sent Cincinnati right hander Jay Hook to the shower with his second defeat Bob Purkey hurled at sixhitter for his third Redleg victory in the nightcep Shortstop Leo Car denas droveln pair of runs mth double andtwo singles off loser Joe Gibbon Donovan Loses v4th deé By son REICBLER Press Staff Writer Dick Donovan of Washington Senators isntthebest pitcher in the American League and he isnt the worsthut he cer tainly is the unluckiest Theri handerhas made four star this year and hes lost all four All four defeats havebeen by one runand in none has yet yielded more than iour runs iiis earned run age Is low 275 Donovan 33 was charged with his fourth consecutive de feat Sunday when New York Yankees beat him +3 in the opening game Washington gained split by inning the eeond game 21 Detroit was heldtoa split by Baltimorebut increased its first Big Rainbows as expected dominated the opening of Onta riostroutseason Saturday law emperaturesa and ow flurnes didntlrdaunt the thous ands who rushed to the southern Rainbows spring spawning run isln following Some of the best opemn gt ay tchesxin years were reported in the Sydenham and Rottawa tomi riverswhcih flow through Owen Sound and mBothwells Creek few milmlo the east lrollers in theharbor and boy do Cum nly lmitedsuccess Glen Juniper rand Flay mings Snundgo eight 14 browns av eraging 10 inches and others up to winches were reported mannar array Areoord number of anglers invaded Meatord where the Big Georgian Bay rivers where the the lake Sunday moraingtbut place lead over Minnesota to full game when the White Sox defeated the Willa Hill 11 In nings ltwune third stralght loss for the Nine sending them into second place tie with theYankees The Tigers won the opener from the Orioles 02 but lost the second Cleveland and Boston also split pair the Indians winning the nightcap 101 after the Red Sox had walked off with 42 triumph Los Angeles won its thirdstralgbt defeating Kansas Ciw 64 in the first game but the As took the second game 32 Whitey Ford with therelief help of Luis Arroyo gained his third victory for decisions in Se Yankees openln game vie IY sigjnanlgwsnannne lfiarly Trout celeb In Ontario in the North where lakes were covared with ice but not strong enough to support fishermans weight firstniay actigity Was not spectacular FounMile Lake four miles south hatchforliL was stocked with speekledtrout this spring and was popular centre ni though still 1largely icecovered some bold anglers roamed vet the and at least one took ducking Another dragged his boat out on the ice choppe be and fished from Ed Mantle Haileyhury con servation officer said 825 speckled trout were caughtat only handful the ofth day me name REASONABLE 1E5 amenamorous