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dala 53 It was the big right Chicago Takes Vets Gains Most At Meet By WREATLEY erratum mu stru Writer MONTREAL CF From the stiokhandliog at the Na tional Hockey leagues annual meeting Chicago Black Howls emerged with the most in tested big league material The hockey wound up their three day meet Wedoes day and in the intraleague draft the Hawks snapped up two men who figure to give the club healthy push towards second oonsecuuvc Stanley Cup They are entre Bronco flor vath and defenceman Autry Drysdale Dodgers By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer Cincinnati dle gs who clawed thelr way ou of last place and climbed into the Na tional League lead by winning 20 of 26 games in May have not continued the hot pace this month But no one is presing the panic button The Reds 87 won loss rec ord since May an is just about par for the course in the tight pennant race Los Angeles Dod gers are do for the same span San Francisco Giants are 87 Pittsburgh Pirates 86 Chicago Cubs 77 St Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Phlllies E7 and Milwaukee Braves 59 Things are so tough that five game winning streak by any one of the top four clubs would seem like runaway No leader has had more than half game edge this month The Dodgers bouncedback on top by heating the Cubs 70 Wednesday night gaining half game lead over the Reds and Giants The fourth place Pirates beat Circlnnnti 54 and San Francisco tied the Beds for second spot by defeating Millt waukee 112 St Louis and Phil adelphia were rained out The Dodgers after losing two straight games at San Fran cisco returned home and knocked off the Cubs behind the five hit pitching of Don Drys handers first shutout of the season He was backed by four Yanks And lkligers Crowding Injuns By ED iviLxsf Associated Press Staff Writer Righthander Franerary and souflipaw Whitey Ford are the winningest pitchers in major league baseball so far this sea son And its no coincidence that Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees have joined Clevelann Indians under blanket at the head of the American League IECE Lary became the first hurler to win 10 games this year al lowing eight hits for his 10th complete game as the Tigers bent Boston Red Sox 4A2 Wed nesday Ford won his 10th as the Yankees knocked off the in dians 115 Wednesday night Detroit and Cleveland are tied for first place one game ahead of the thirdplace Yankees Lary winning his third con secutive game has accounted for two victories in comeback spurt by winning six of their last eight games Ford has picked up four straight vicr tories gt Washington Senators defeated Baltimore Orioles 51 edging within one game of the fourth place Orioles and Kansas City Athletics rocked Minnesota Twins 92 Chicago White 80 recorded their second straight double header sweep over Los Bombers Again Trade With As By JACK nANn NEW YORK tamThis is the night the general managers of big league baseball clubs sit up date waiting for the phone to ring At midnight local times June 15 the trading deadline goes into effect After thatvbour no player can be traded fruit one major league club to another without waivers The rule re mains in effect until the end of the season in case you are weakou buse baila legal terminology waiv ers are the process by which each club in the league gets ehance to grab certain player for $20000 The teams lowest in the standings get first crack and so on up New York Yankees turned to Kansas city Athletics for pitchV ing help Wednesday completing the nth deal between the two clubs involving 64 players since 1955 owner Chuck Finley of the Athletics re cently said there would be no more trading with the Yanks his general manager Frank Lane said he had Finleys approval llairculs7fi° Saturday 4100 Barbara CLIFFS BARBER SHOP 29 zua noon Arron from armour an Chucks fourrun seventh inning with To First double plays and didnt allow runner past first base He walked only two men and struck out seven Drysdale also belted homer So did Tommy Davis who drove in three runs lie brought in one in the first inning with sacrifice fly and the Dodgers second two of them unearned Dirk Stuart won for the Fir ales He drove in four runs with single triple and homer beating the Ends with two run triple in the ninth off los ing rcllever Jim Brosoan The Reds who have lost two consecutive dcclsions to Pitts burgh gained 32 and leads against Bob Friend and Elroy Face bfore Bobby Shantz 31 took the victory with one hitlcss inning of relief lheGlants won their third in row with seven run sew nth inning and bent Warren Spahn 77 Harvey Kuenn opened the big scvcnth with double and closed it with two run triple Willie Mays and Ed Bailey hit home runs for the Giants with Bailey rapping two Juan Morinhal beating the Braves for the second time collected 33 record with live hitter giving up fifth inning homers by Frank Thomas and Joe Torre Claude Raymond of St Johns Que pitched 13 of the seventh inning for Milwauite in relief giving up one hit and striking out one man Angeies heating the Angels and tworun triple by Billy Eru toh wrapped things up for the Tigers as they scored three runs in the fourth inning against the Red Sox and loseerilly Mufiutt 245 Lary 106 walked two men struck out five and had threehit shut out until the eighth when Bos ton scored on four singles and sacrifice fly byFrank Malzone Roger Maris and little Bobby Richardson drove in six runs between them for the Yankees who outhit the lndians 15a Maris brought them from be hind with tworun homer in the fourth off loser Gary Bell 46 and Richardson capped three run homer off reliever Johnny Antonelli It was Mariss 22nd home run tops in the ma jors this year and Richardonr first Ford beating the Indians for the fourth straight time in three seasons gave up eight hits one solo homer by Chuck Esceg ion White needed relief from Luis Arroyo who mapped up with two innings of hitless pitch ing It was the fourth time Ar myo locked up victoryfor Ford this season and have greener stronger lovelier lawn murmur uni ll KI L5 llh onows GRASS KIIII DANDILIDN iLauram auotmonn in MIIQIGANIYIFllllmlD and in Iprlnl curly nun Dr andfnll kllll Ill hroudloll Ind pro llnmltll land for gran II BROWN co amnimnor an rh ssooo Erlaaon both from Boston ruins it was busy sexton too for the club owners They took tha penalty bout out of motnbaila reduced the learn rosteisfor games and tossed more money into the player pot for winning teams Concerned about Wild combe titivo bidding by Ihe clubs for teen age youngsters they also took steps to crack down on abuses Horvatb runner up for the NHL scoring clown two years ago was among five NHL reg ulars and three farm club rookies plucked in the draft at film each The Hawks also engineered trade with Detroit Red Wlngs dealing off last years team captain Eddie Litzcnberger for forwards Gerry Melnyk and Brlan Smith Smith spent most of lost sea son with Hershey Bears of the American Heckey LeaguE EABS GET FONHNAIO Montreal Cnnadiens mean whiio announced theyobtained rugged defenceman Lou Footinr all from New York Rangers completing the dealthat sent all star rearguard Dougilar vey to New York as player conch Detroit and Montreal passed on all calls in the draft con ducted on fonnuls based on the inverse order of finish in last years schedule The lied Wings lost no ploy ens hut Montreal govc uplcft Winger Guy Gendron to the Rangers Among the thre draft choices by the Bruins was defensive centre Earl Balfour froni Chi cago loft unprotected by the liawks They were reported sat isfied with the penolty killing strength they added In getting defenceman Bob Turner in re cent denl with the Cdnadiens Also dropped from Chicagos protected list was bespectacled defenceman Al Arbour and he was grabbed by Tomato Maple Leafs There was some surprise that no goalies weredrafted partie uiarly Charlie Hodge left un proectedby the Canadians af ter they picked up Cesare Man ggfiin Tuesdays minor league Losr TWO novices The Hawks had to give up two youngsters of fine potential in their farm system along With aAnnis SHOPPING PLAZA Balfour and veterans Linen berger and Arbour They lost Vic Hadfield with Buffalo of the am last season and Pat Stapleton with Sault Ste Mario of the Eastern Pro fessional Hockey League New York took Hadfield and Stapleton went to the lamina The Bruins also raided New York for Orland Kurtenhach for most of last season with Vancouverof the Western Hockey League The club owners altered the penalty sbotJula by making it mandatory for the fouled player to take the shot unless heis injured Formerly any only on the team could take it The club owners also ap proved ihe rules nommittes recommendation to have pen alty shot awarded when an in fraction ineana the loan of reasonably scoring opportunity MORE SHUIS LIKELLY This means refereswiil likA cly award mom free shots in the future The call has been made only once in the last two seasons To guard against faking in ury fouled player who claims he is incapacitated and unable to take the shot leaves the game From survey conducted by president Clarence Campbell the owners felt there may he tendency toward waste of player strength and de cided to trim game rosters After Dec each season club may dress in players plus goalie Heretofora it was 17 and goalie The owners franted the play ers hefty increase in award allotments For each player of the firstplace team the amount is increased to $1500 from $1000 For second place its 5750 instead of $500 for third $500 instead of $50 and for fourth 5750 instead of $150 GET $150 RAISE Far membersof thetwo win ning teams in thefiatyunley Cup semi finals the off is in creased to 51500 fmm $1750 For semi final losers its un changed at $750 The cup winners get $2000 instead of $1750 and the runner up $1000 instead of $750 Together the increases will give each player on club fin ishing first and victorious in the Cup final total of $5000 up from $4000 gt No changiswere ma SUNNY oars Ia baht plan wanl truth 3399 CUsKNAllr sand niomtl 5r hm alnitisiud ton lino Sin 97 PARlldETx whim hon irrmi ruier for mi comfort Sim 510 $39 Drum SANDAL is ling Microcellular roll Shana hiawnlonthur Whit thor Sixr Ll only 3299 sun KINor mdirm arm llulhnt Ideal tr mm comfort sim Ma 31000 awards for lndiriduai ho nors such as scoring leadership Indrnost vaiuabie player The owners decided to give further study to the competitive bidding system aimed at plats in teen age players with pro rpoosored amateur clubs new regulation will provide tight control over negotiation rights with young players should they pass from spon sored teams to United States aollcgu and should they de cide to play Pro hockey after leaving college REFEREE ENTER HALL AA Hall of Fame selection committee also approved sug estion by the club owners to nclude referem in the hall for the first time Three were chosen They are Mickey Ion of Seattle Cooper Smeaton of Montreal and the late Chaucer Elliott of Kingston Among those who may be hon ored Inter are Mike Roddo of Kingston and the late Lou Harsh of Tomato it was announced at the gall ering that the leagues annual all star game will be played Def in Chicago The 1961s schedule is to open Oct in Boston with the Bmuu It home to New York BACKACIIE May beWnrning action This yu feel heliu surmi butler Gat our mm now BARRIE BEVERAGE COMPANY Division of Sevenllp Ontario Phone Barrie PA 83279 orllila Midland and Puetang Zenith 77 Aluminum nouns Self Storing Standard Size BEAVER UMBER LOMPAN ttMitio isnctits o4 Reg 35 fiNOw NLY 19 lIMlT ONE PER CUSTOMER