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with broken right arm trotting out tollm base Monday night And there was Kallne back bone of the Tigers attack for to years ripping single to lelt in the sixth inning to score Mickey Stanley with the tiebreaking run in $1 victory over Califor nia Angels The Angels didnt welt long to test the outfieldertumedllrst baseman Vic Davalillo the leadoff batter grounded to Ka line who fielded the ball and flipped to pitcher Mickey Lollcb covering the bag run canaorau PRESS Detroits Olympics barrellag along atop the Eastern Division oi the National Lacrosse Asso elation scored eight tirrres in the third period to defeat Mont real Canadians tors in Sun day night game Vancouver moved into that place in the Western Division at the NLA by edging New West minster 108 Saturday night crowd of 1100 watched the Saturday game and about 3000 looked on at Vancouver Top scorers for Detroit were Gaylord Powless and Glen Lot ton each with three Other Do troit scorers were Elmer Tran Grant Heffernan Terry Mc Kcruua Bill Squires and Fred Greenwood with two goals each and Bob Haw Tom Coan and John Bergamavwith singles St Louis Stars Scare Santos By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS St Louis Stars are the toast hi the North American Soccer League todayantler loss The Stars third in the NASLs Cult Division grabbed 24 lead Sunday belore dropping exhibition to Santos oi Bra xil in league play Cnicago Mus tangs and New York Generals battled to 33 tie while Kansas City Spurs edged Oakland Clips pera 14 la Saturdays action Dos An gales lost 141 to Vancouver Cleveland topped Detroit by the same score and San Diego de feated Dallas 34 crowd or 20116 in St Louis Busch Stadium watched the Stars take 24 lead over San toa on two goals by Casey Fran hiewicz in the first minutes PELE SCORES TWICE Then Pele the outside left Icored twice on direct tree kicks minutes apart late in the first half Both shots were from outside the penalty area tollowing St Louis fouls Pete the incomparableinside lelt scored the winning goal in the lath minute oi the second hall rBllsrBllLL RECORD TEE ASSOCIATEDPREBS American League Pct GEL Detroit 49 27 Cleveland 43 36 544 Baltimore 36 35 52 Minnesota to as 514 to Oakland 38 37 50 Calitornla 37 38 493 Boston 15 30 479 New York 33 it 452 Chicago 32 to 441 Washington 78 44 539 Mondays Results Minnesota Cleveland Oakland DBoston California lDetroit New York Washington Chicago BBaltimore Sundays Results ICalifarnia Washington Minnesota tvhaltimorc Cleveland install Chicago 12 Detroit Saturdays Result Cleveland 84Boston lv Oakland New York 2d Chi go Detroit min Washington nesota Baltimore National Lcagua POLGBL 47 50 610 40 89 626 GVI San Francisco to as 513 71 Cincinnati all 375011 Lox Angelest 4o is son Pittsburgh for as 500 Bill 12V 15 19 Philadelphia New Xorkl Houston Rochester Louisville Richmond SyracLISe Katine latercaught foul pop and handled three throws from lnlicldere but was charged with an error when he took his foot all the bag on throw from third baseman Dick imcewski INDIANS TRIP TWINS Elsewhere in the Arncrlcan League Cleveland ladlans tripped Minnesota Twins Chicago White Sox downed Bal timore Orioles 64 Boston Red Sox beat Oakland Athletics so and Washington Senators turan back New York Yankees ll Sundays scores were Chica go 11 Detroit Minnesota Baltimore California it Wash ington Oakland New York Cleveland Boston Saturdays results Chicago Olympics iStrike éifwrth Big Finish ltichel Blanchard counted tour goals tor Canadians and Jim Richardson and Terry Davis got three each Singles went to Ron Roy Pidgie Non ton KeaThompson Ken Ri chardson and Rickvnudly Vancouver was led by Sid Warle with three goala Bob Salt had two and single goal gettcra were Hill Robinson Bill Barbour Gary Stevens Cord lredarlckson and Art Dickin aon No goals each were counted by Wayne Goes Kenn Odd and Clifl Sepka of New West other goals were by Larry Henry and Paul Shnryr The first Eastwest game is scheduled today with New Westminster playing host to To ronto iPro lletters lire Defeated maroon England AP The United States Davis hip trioArthur Ashe Clark Graeb ner and coach Dennis Ralston are storming on in thebunt for the Wimbledon title Ashe and Graebner both van quLshed prolmionals Monday to reach the quarterfinals Ashe oi Richmond Va downed Aus tralian John Neweombe the de ending champion 64 46 16 as Graehner from New York City upset Australian Fred Stolle 61 75 75 Raleton tram Bakersfield Colit who one no longer play on the Davis Cup town because hes professional wept aside Alexander Metravcli oi Basia 63 75 62 fourth American went into the mrarterdinalsprolesslonal Earl Btrdrholz of St Louis who vanquished Bob Hewitt of South Africa 64 86 64 52 Rod Laver the Australian top seed and l96l1962 Winddedon champion beat British amateur Marl Cox 97 57 62 60 to gin his place in the quarter 11 Ken Rosswell seeded second was ousted by felloltustralian Tony Roche 97 65 645 36 436 33 438 96 Chicago 33 42 440 13 Houston as 44 421 1455 Sundays Resulta New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco gt Atlanta the Angeles Saturdays Resulta St Louis Chicago 10 Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh lPhiiadelphia New York Houston Atlanta Los Angeles International League LPctCBL Toledo 40 34 541 35 33 515 34 33 507 26 36 36 500 35 36 493 355 34 35 493 We 497 471 35 86 32 36 Mondays Results Toledo 50 Columbus 21 Buffalo Louiaville Rochester Richmond Sundays Reeolta Syracuse 12 Louisvillettt Jacksonville Buffalo Saturdays Results Syracuse ti Louisville Richmond Toledo Collunhua Jacksonville Builalo Jacksonville Buffalo to in nlngs Columbus Merle Satlsfaeticn guaranteed Detroit Cleveland Bolton 11 Baltimore Minnesota New York 25 Oakland 54 Call lornla Washington Kallne $3 played third base for part one game in 1961 and spent the rest of his career in the outfield He euifered bro ken arm when struck by pitch in game at Oakland May 15 My arm still hurts when swing especially it try to hold up on it he said Kallne was not the only standout as the highflying Ti gers kept their American League lead at 7V games over Cleveland Catcher Bill Frechan cracked hla lotb and llth homers lra cuwski hlthis second and Lol lch the erratic lelty hurled fivehitter and formed 14moat by Detroit pitcher this season HITS TWO HOMBRE Inn Johnson the outfielder acquired last week from Chi cago hills blasted two homers and Sam ltchowell fanned ll Nana as Cleveland beat Minne so Buddy Bradford White Sox outfielder had twohomer night against Baltimore He cracked his third of the season to Ignite fourma first inning after this Aparlcio reached on an errorhand hit another inrthe fifth Aparlein also homered his third while Brooks Robinson and Curt Blatary connected for the Orioles The White Sox capped the opening inoiog with double steal on which Ken Berry swiped home while Bfll Voss stole second Navy Officer Reaches Finish NEWPORT ill AP Les lia Williams lieutenant in the Royal Navy became the fourth finisher Sunday in the oneman transatlantic yacht race which left Plymouth England June None of the other 22 boats left in the race were in emit when Williams crossed the finish line in his 58foot sloop the Spirit of only Serk Of the 35 boat which left Ply mouth our have reached New xport the skippers of three oth his bad to be rescued and six returned to port The first finisher this year was Sir Thomas Lipton 57 loot ketch railed by Geoffrey Williams of England Seventeen hours later came the 50foot ketch Voorhekkei sailed by Bruce boiling of South Africa Fast Victory For Chuvalo PENtllUIDN EC OP Former heavyweiart contender George 011wan has taken anoth er stqrin his comeback by knocking out Johnny Reamer man of Tombstone Aria with twopunch corrdrination at 133 of the first round of scheduled llrouod boxing match crowd of 3500 had barely settled into the seatssanrrday night When Chuwlo landed right bahdto the head ales scoring win heavy lab to Featherrnanslaca Feathenman failed to beat the count by referee Dave Brown of Vancouver Manager Norman Arrlngton accused the referee of giving his tighter aqld count and Irv Ungerman Chuvaloa mena ger said the count might have been called little too fast My boy wasnteven humhe was waiting for die ninecount toget up after halfslipping Arnngton complained later in the dressing room The rderee said Featherman adnrrtted later that the first number heard called was eight PltlTlN Plenaeil Business and Personal Stationery Compelltiva Prices THE BARRIE it was all my illlt GM laid ltwauwihthIl too bad the way it hep Med great pitthn hlaearned run Image slightly to L1 blle Drysdalea ERA role to to We in the mom League Attlrla Braves do featcdSanlhaadaoo ohm or Philadelphia Phillie stopped Chicago um 54 and Gncinnati Roda edged norm Am ra in 11 innings aradaye scores warel St lads W320 ShPttldymras ew ork llmston Atlanta Lo An gelee Gaun anti San Fran cisco Saturdays results St Incl Gringo Atlanta Les Anlt gates Cincinnati San Fran clam Pittsburgh Philadelp his New York Houston BOYER SUPPLIES POWER Cleta Boyer led Atlanta past San Francisco He doubled and scored in the thirdlaaing then la the Relief bltdwr Cecil Upetlaw reamed starter Phil Nlekro in the smith inning and preserved the Brave victory Reliever lohn Boozer got the Phillies oirt of trouble in the ninth and saved the victory for Girls Short who at one stretch retired 15 straight Cuba Boozer reliant Glen Bedrert on minder after Willie Smith ain gled home twtrrims against singled across run sixth Gary Wagner llormvy Helms sent Tony Perez home with the winning run with sacrifice fly in the nth inning for Cincinnatis victo ry over Emu Perez walked stole second and continued to third on John Batemanls wild flow The As tros Dave Giustlblanked the Reds on three trite until the ninth when they rallied for two runs and tie gr EXAMINER HOUSTON mo second baseman Denis litenlre rear tried to run down New York ltlcts catcher Jerry Grote tcentre rear altar fielding New York lilcts first baseman Greg Gomena grounder in the fifth inning Groto started running back to tlrst and Melts emrldnt make the tag and passed the ball to Astro first basartaa Rusty Staub lo and Stands let the ball get by him in the confusion Grote started back toward second and lienke retrieved the hall and thrawblm out at remind wlale Goossen 22 was safe at first on the play New York won the garne 10 with the winning run being scored by right fielder Ron Swoboda from third base While all at this contusion one going on at lira base APWircphotol More Complexities 4111 Kentucky Derby Cgse IOUISVlLLE Ky AP The Luzpage transcript of the Churchill Downs stewards hear lng into the won itan Derby released lit moths alter the hearing has revealed more mmlexitica in series or already complex developments The hearing was called by the atewards after postance chmnioai test showed traces of the illegal painkiller phenylbu tazone in the urine at Derby winner Danceralnuge After three days testimony at the closeddoor hearing the stewards disqualifitui Dancars image and imposed soday sua pensions on the horses trainer Lou Cavalaria and assistant trainer Robert Barnard According to the transmpt motor part at the testimony re volved around white sub stance rabid was put into the horsel oak and bran two days litter the May race Cavalarla testified that the substance tasted bitteras does Buazolidln the trade name for phenylbutawaecnd thetilt had been placed to the feed by Dr Alexander Herthill lmdsville veterinarian Round TriptyFaresare low rorouro ORILLIA MIDLAND wrsror BEACH CDLLINGWO0D Murillo 460 OWEN sourr Plan Well in atmuofannoeaao snbina Generalitan Via nursed Carriers $435 1330 230 200 3210 1595 adVanceto 1h Barrie Bus Terminal Maple Simcoe streets WayneAgent flclephoae MESH With Pitching or MI Hallowl Itself wfi be1 well eqtdp ml or ea allitar same in Holman July Manager Red Schoeodienrt at St Louis Cardinals who wdi di rect the National Learners Sat rnday selected eight pitchers whose records indicate trouble tor the American league There will be live righthan dcre on the staff Four of them have earned run average of less than 700 game The eight that Shoendlenrtao looted with their two and lost averages through games of Righthandere Don Dryedalo libt Ins Angcles Dodge Juan llaricbal trial San Fran ciaco Giants Bob Gibson Cardinals Torn Seaver 166 NewYork Meta and Ron med 53 Atlanta Braver lclthen den Steve Carlton so Cardl rials Woody Fryman lb1 Philadelphia Phils and Jerry Kooaman urzl Mela This will be the eighth year Dryodale hasbecn named to the leant hlarlchal has been chosen seven times Gridders To Try PTS Experiment NEW YORK AP Use at an experimental conversion rule the first match on foreign aoll in eight years and later league games lrlglllighttire so game exhibition schedule at the National and American football leagues Philadelphia Eagles will take oreDetroit Lions Aug ll in the roamseat Aztec Stadirmrta Mexico City only one other NFL gamebetween New York and mileage in Toronto to use has been played outside the United States The interleague matches will serve as an experiment for the proposed conversion rule in place at the regular conVerelorr kldl the teams will have an op tioa of either mailing or passing from the twoyard line for one point altar each touchdown BEAVERTON 05 GRAVENHURST 376° literature 450 HUNTSVlLlE NORTH Bill 225 PPrrrr sourn 785 ALA 505 one yOur resort reservatiOn arranged