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Heading Cardinals Knock LA Out Of Second Place Gray By no wrurs Associated Press sun Writer That onetwo oomblnalion of Detroit and Clcteland on too may be surprise in the American League race but the real shocker has to be the ninth place flop of Chicago White 50 linear Al Lopoz old guys were shunned as ponnlnt crew but still they figured to be challenging the leaders The pitching staff with Early Wynn Billy llcrce Cal hfct Lish Bob Shaw andlterb Score as starters had more gray beards than fuuy checks but it still lookedgood enough with some hitting support So what happens The Sox tumbled front fourth to last with seven game slump their longest in five years And after winning six of nine they now have last seven of Ihelr last elghl games with no starter turning in complete game The White Sex dropped their fifth in row at Baltimore Wed Ancsday night as the Orioles twice came from behind for 21 and so twlolght double header sweep That loll Chicago just 007 Deroentago porno any of plunkingback into cellar 12 games out of first Detroit meanwhile retained By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer Right hnndcr Larry Jackson slow starter at the best of times ercnmo spring train ing injury and three game losing streak Wednesday night as St Louis Cardinals knocked Los Angcles Dodgers out of sec and place in the National League Jackson was put out of action this spring when his jaw was fractured by broken bat swung by Duke Snider of the Dodgers in an exhibition game That sidelined him the first two weeks of the season When he did come back Jackson lost three in row lie finally made it Wednesday night with 72 victory over Lns Angolcs San Franciso padded its lead lull game with 54 vic tory at Cincinnati while Pitts burgh Pirates took over second place by beating Chicago Cubs T3 Last place Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 71 Jackson now lSfi lifetime Beard load by but hfinauotflwina Mail Cleveland defeated lut place Lol Angeles Angels it was the ladfsnx seventh ruoccu in Boston and Kansas City knocked off Washington The Orioles Just nativenu behind third place New York belt Show in the opener on timbrenklog homer by Gus Tri nndos in the seventh hitting Skinny Brown was the winer with sixhit Job on the Sox menged Just one run for the fourth straight game home run also decided the nightcap Ron Hansens three run allot brought the Birds from bdiind in the eighth after Lam who alerted reliever Russ Kem mcror out oldesperatlon threw in the three top men in his butt brigademm Lawn Frank marina and Gerry stator Lawn put tho lying run on base Bsunuma tho loser put on th winning ru ad Staley gave up the homer Wes Stock won it witholxinninu of three hit shutout relief onerous sramn ltOKEN Al Kellne and Rocky Colorito anchhammcred home runs and dmveJn two lilliSJflr the threw ton Eminentch gers Both homers were off loser Camllo Pascual who against the Dodgers gave up eight hits and seven walks but left dozcn Dodgers stranded lieliof ace Lindy McDaniel fi nally nailed it striking out Tommy Davis with the bases loaded in the ninth Villiu Davis drove in both Dodger runs one with homer The sixthplacc Cards win ning their second in row scored once in the first on Bill Whites home run and then beat Roger Craig Hi with two in the second on single by Stan Musiol Daryl Spencer and Alex Grammas and force out by Hal Smith Jackson doubled home two more in the sixth Winner Mike McCormick t52 oi the Giants and the Reds lim OToole pair of young ll duelled through six scoreless innings before San Frausicso scored three unearned runs in the seventh The Giants wrapped it up with two more in the eighth one unearned with JimDuven ports sacrifice fly counting the clincher Frank bin homered in the seventh for the 011 eight games New York but EARLY WYNN through 20 innings bolero Ka llne unloaded in the third Don llosai stayed unbeaten andero his fifth but gave no tworun homer hyZoiloVeii suites and needed lil Fischers relief to save It Fischer got Harmon llt and struck out Jim Lemon when he hurried in with two on and Reds and Vnda Plnson tagged threerun homer in the eighth olf McCormick before reliever Bob Eolin saved it BEAT THE BRAVES Art lifahaffoy tSfl beat the Braves with tourvhitter It was the seventh complete game tops in tho majorslo eight starts for the young right bender who claims all but three of the Phllseight victories in their lost 21 games Jim Woods and Charlie Smith hammered homers for Philadelphia with Smiths twoon shot triggering sixrun fourth that beat Don Nottebort 24 Clem Labine mapped up with perfect 13 innings of relief for the Pirates as Wilmer lifizell Hi beat the Cubs for the 14th time in is decisions Dick Ells worth llall was the loser giv ing up pair of homers by Roberto Clemente that drove in four Pittsburgh runs Dick Stuart mo homered for the Pi rates while Jerry Kindall and Billy Williams hit home runs for the Cubs Red Dutton Recounts Early Hockey By JACK SULLIVAN Canodinn Press Staff Writer Pro Hockey is just another sport in New York these days but there was an erawhen it commanded prime attention from the newspapers and fans The man responsible was Bed Duttou This was pointed up the other day when Arthur Daley veteran New York sports columnist bumped into Dutton at the Ken tucky Derby Nearly 25 years have passed since Dalton and the New York Americans of the National League were idolized by fans and the newspapers gave them plenty of ink They talked of the old times in 1936 when Dutton became managercoach of the Ameri cans until the early 19405 when they bowed out and Rangers became the lone New York club in the NHL The strangest thing about the roaring redhead was that he could crash on enemy for ward into the boards or verbally peel the hide oi referee and never lose their friendship Daley recalls Few men in the sport ever enjoyed sucli popu larity The talk in their chance meet ing at Louisville Ky centred around the Americans club founded by Bill Dwyer His fortune says Daley was made on the shady side of pro hibitlon Bullet Dutton take over Those were wonderful days he told Daisy dont think Junior Playoff Regulations In CAHA Spotlight Wednesday PORT ARTHUR CP The Canadian Amateur Hockey As Iocintions annual meeting ties up loose ends today following three days of heavy business Sessions Regulations for playoff hockey were in the spa ght Wednesday as the association adopted resolutions aimed at giving some iunlor eluhs more ogre fighting chance in play Thedalain impacinvas felt by prairie provinces as the CAHA moved to strengthen Thunder Bay and British Co lumbia playoff hopes in Memor ialHCupyplay offs Alberta and Saskatchewan lost source of free junior player mate es the introduc hockey BC prom to place that provinceuuder the same etricted to two importsfrom another CAHA branch Saskatchewan and Alberta teams no longer will be per mitted to pick up three players irom 21 money Cup playoffs The western Memorial Cup epresentatiVestill is permitted mum of six pickups fromwiihln the teams own CAHA branch and three from elsewhere in the West Two teams without junior league in which to play Edmon ton Oil Kings and the Montreal sponsored Junior Canadians will be allowed to continue com peting for the Memorial Cup The Ontariofiockey Associa lion winner as in the past will receive no extra player help The Ottawa district Maritimes and Quebec branches and the Northern ntario Hockey Aasolt elation ed siir 811 pickups from within their re spective branches for all Me morial Cup competition The CAHA referred to its playoff committee Manitoba proposal that senior and junior playoffs be advanced to earlier dates to avoid conflict with tel Na onal Hdckey League playoffs which have taken slice out of amateur playoff attendance in the Wesl Playoff gate receipts from Memorial Cup competition in 1961 were announced Edmonton Oil Kings who lost to St Michaels College Majors of Toronto in the final took=ln not receipisstotullllng $25211 in The six game Memorial Cup final showed gross receipts of $01867 The twotclubs split $32 at afterexpenser and the 10 pet cenLCAllA cut Period there ever was team as be loved as the Arnerks If could have won with them Id have chased the Rangers out of Madi son Square Garden Not only the fans but even the ushers wor shipped us liked and admired Dwyor Even though he did owe the in ternal revenue hureou eight million dollars He was al ways in financial trouble and paid salaries with postdated cheques ld saved my hockey money and so be borrowed $20 one from me giving as collat eral the Mount Royal race track and everything else he owned Finally he was in squeeze wombak live In Messier Aus tmtia and Tasmania and dig undergone formats some at whtch may be to too foot long outnumbered by men women student at Cambridge UnivovsityinEngiuidfind thansetvas in an envi ablodtuodon intemshd It good an Mao out in tho seventh Kille vbretv hit tworuo homer lathe ninth butfischer finished it by again Inching Lomo Gnry Boll won his second in four decisions with fourhitter for the iodine striking out to and blanking the Angels on one hit until Loon wager homered in the seventh do or Romano hit home run to the lndians who then chased Jerry Casolo with submit third Tito Fraticons singled in two runs in the big inning but was knocked out when be crashed into Los Angeles first baseman Ted Kluszewski Tito talked off on his own but Wu placed too der observe on basesloaded walk by Polo Burnside capped two run comeback in the ninth for the As and tagged the loss on Johnny Goblet Bill Kunkel won his first in rciief Jim Archer reliever turned starter on on ders from As owner Charles Finley allowed the Seoulan only one earned run but trailed 1lnfier pitching scvcti innings The Yankees did it on two out single by Tony Kuhc in the ninth that beat het Nichols Ralph Terry gave up only three lfiISThmone was tying homer by Gary Geiger in the eighth Roger Maris hit two run homer all Boston starter Gene pltchers are halo Io Conley Everyfhmg FOREASY OUTDOOR cookmo to nannmlbexawnxgxrncnsnat star insis Sevienihéflimer rGageIScandal Hits av melnssocmrsn rinses Two things stood out today in international Leuuebuoball theL hitting 01 Buffalos Tom mm and the way opposing whitewash Torontos deteodlnz champion Maple fall this season ury 2year old outfielder fromthe Bahmu has hit in 12 of the 15 games in which hes played since he was tloned May is to tho Elton by he pa rent Philadelphia Phillie lie whacked Lpair of home rum Wednesday night in leading Butv folo to 75 triumph over tho Richmond Virginians Toronto tailored its seventh shulout of the campaign by how ingto the frontrunning Colum bus Jets Hi Seven blanking in at gamesink is the record of the defending champs Glorieslon clung to second place half game behind the Jets hynlpplng Rochester Red Wings 64 Jim Pondlcion hit two home runs for Jersey City ln the Jerscys 9d verdict over Syracuse Chfelu inorgrhovresr conssnucrtos no Barrio PA um ilZMdréiPldyérs NEWJORK 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