55m sclllsnan at the nia Ange grimacu as readies or left side of his head alter being hit by pitch thrown by Boston Red Sax piodier Jose Sami330 lo the math Inning at their ï¬rst game or doubleheader at Femmy Park Thursday Red Sox Either Elston Howard starts to his aid as umpire Bill Kinnarnoo halls game School was taken to Santa Maria Hospital in neaity WW picked Thursdaybythetll Nap llonal Hockey lame elilhelnd today the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association hu mono in pocket at rmlt Each player picked it All NHL club In worth ï¬lm to the CARA Hoatreal Canadlena weievllu most active duh they chose Michel Please from Drummoncl vllie Rlnxers Roger Bdfle from Montreal North Beavers Jim Prltchard from Winnipeg Jets and Don Grlenon lrom North Bay Boston Bruins picked up three playersDan Schook mm Eate Camhrldge where Red Sox team physidan Dr Thomas Tier said Raye mowed he cred hairline rm fture just above the mastoid hone on the lelt side AP Wire Photo iOcilclcindSquedks Past Cleveland One Run momsan enass Sudden Snrn McDowell had Oakland Athletic haltera in hole most of the day but when chicao Salmon hand divot ol his own it was Cleveland in dtanawhotellloltw McDowells med pitching performance was spoiledwhen Salmon steepeddnto hole and fell down chasing Sal Bandoa hit in the 11th Inning allowing Donny Cater to score the only run in Oaklands 10 victory over Cleveland Thinsday in the only other American league games playethetr iigera topped Minnesota Twah and Cniilornio Angels tool Boston Red Sox 42 The Angels and RedSex weretled 11 in the sixth inning when the second game of their doubleheader was suspended so Calitornia could catch aplone McDowell had allowodjust two hits through the ï¬rst 10 lo ningsnone until the seventh Bert Campaneris opened the Hill witha single but was out stealing The with two ï¬r er boat out an Infield Nut Bando looped hit to left ï¬eld As Salmon started alter the hall his knee ap peared to lock and he fell down Cater scored on the play and llutizniiiovnas credited with done McDowell who strudrout it raised two chances to help him self at hat Heponped up trying to bunt with runners at second ahaihha in the fourth inning and struck out with the bases loadcdlirithe sixth Salmon Whose injury was dlagnosedas sprained knee was laan toShaker Medical Centrelol observation TCliarnpion Denny Main won his 10th game for Detroit throwing sixh ttter that completed fourgame sweet or the Tigers over the mine Detroit has won nine of the lost in game and Mionoaotahnt dropped six straight Single by Dick ncnui Bill Faeehan and Don Wert sandwiched around an errorLoy air Hernandez gave the Tigers me in the thlrd Inning Pacer 15 out 01 $50000 Siunmr ClasSic MONTREAL CF Two horses including the tamed Ro mulna Hanover pl on United States pacer from the Billy Houghlon stable at New York have been withdrawn from the $50000 Summer Clas sl helunSundayI ho Raceway here MikaMaéCormnc Blue Eon ueta director ofiracing told news cnnfe renneThursday Houghton decided to mulus Hanover scratched be have Rom cause the horse still is bothered by sore leg He also said Ronald and George Feagan of Goderich out decided to withdraw iltleadowland because they had lound their entry is not in good enough shape to compete to tho SummerClaasle The two withdrawals leave only six horses in the raced newal of last years Centennial Pace won by Romulus Hanover with 11571 milbthejastest pelformance by atandardhred on Canadian track eGuelph no will flood New Oill 1K Brantord will renuent the new sixleaua Ontario Hodrey We at laman Hodey league meeting In Reginaenen week Base was eluted presi dent and Simea secmarytrms urer at league meellng in Sar nia Wednesday natured Julian Mill by he OHA the new 1258 has at fllintcd with the GM Whlduth ccmly broke away from the Ca nadian Amateur Bothy Asso ciation CHA president Ron Butlt lin oi Calgary attended the Sar nla meeting and accepted the Ontario Independents hm the fitie new Ontario lame is made in of from Stab ford Sarah Banlfml hatr ham St lhonaaa and Such Boxer Michigan Tech newsman move chm fenIanouneedmnaie an lelt winger Michel JlNuea and llliei Offers Plan To Encourage Canadian Spoils PRlNCE anaanr amt CPI Former Conservsuve lender John Dielenhaker said Thursday tedernl nitnlstry ol port and phyalcal ï¬tness would encourage national sports and Canadian competition at luter national levels Mr Dielenhahar said sports mlnlrtrlel exist In West Ger many France the Soviet Union and thechoslovakil and are reason these countries do wall 31 international mort comme on Wilson Paces 1T0FQï¬rlhjfï¬lraightTOEfl win By noncauanun anaes Brlah willona ï¬ve goals pa and Mississauga to their lointh straight victory Thursday night in over St Cathnrinea whlla tong Branch outhustled Toronto in in Ontario Loan Association lunlorA amino Dnfly McCarthy added three Mississauga goals with Bill McKenale and RickDudiey contributed two each Otherawentto Va Zool Bob Gardiner and Pat Fif er BahMcMahon Jim 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