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Fulton common lee fun Acciaimed run item the Uni verilty of Denneawre este Bd monton Eskimoa their Endinginn oi the mwm 1510 no over Ottawa dough ltldere Charlie Fiona who no pounds on his 11 trams com nected with it or passes one got them an nylrd passandrun touchdown till to Larry Planeke lhe Ityearold rookie play lng his second prolesslonal nine in the starting slat was shaken up in his own territory with less than threemlnutea leit to play but trainer saldbe was lost winded Frank Cosentlno finished tbagame for him Edmonton went into the game with three wins iour defeats anda lie and third place in the Western Conierence standings Ottawa had four wins and one loss and twopoint lead in the Eastern Conference STANDING UNCHANGED The victory lett Edmonton still in third place but with nine points onty one behind Calgary Stampeders Saskatchewan has it points ior first lace Ottawa Came out oi it at first in the East with eight points two ahead oi Hamilton TigerCats hiontreal Aloueties and Toronto Argonauts Rough VRIders opened the scoring midway through the Noimarj Tied iorlirst iii Brantiord anemone ltloa Norman and Nick Weslock each hot oneunderepar Wednese oy to leadtha field in the Brantiord Golf and Country uament Norman who birdied the par 11th hole won $100 as the leading proiessional Bob Young or Toronto earlled $80 as runner up with 72 and Bruce ilurrny of St Catharincs end Bohltothmill oi Brantlord placed third with 715 Jim Windsor of Sunnidale and his partner Ralph King oi Brantlord won the bcstheil tompetttion Weslock who had three pars and two onenvcr par holes tin isth seven strokesahead of Ross Pollard and Ralph King hath of Brantlord who shot 775 in the amateur division lichniyre Named PlayingCoachv illIWoodsiock WOODSTOCK 01 Jack lticintyre iormedN onel Hock ey League player lle he play ingecoach ol Woodstock Athlet ics of the Ontario Hockey Asm ciauo Senior series thlssca was announced Wednes day McIntyre played illiciiDSiOII Bruins Chicago IBlack Hawks and Detroitrlied Wings ln the NHL and ershey Bears nd Buffalovliisuus in the American League help etiring in 1963 He later coached Guelph Hegal of the Senior OHA LondonlN lt tlonals of the OHAv Junior and League Johnstown Jaw of the Eastern neonatal By THE CANADIAN PRESS 174 Wednesdays Results Ottawa 20 Edmonton 15 Saturdlyn Game Ottawa at British Columbia Sundays Gnme Winnipeg at Saskatchewan Eastern Conference Montreal Hamilton mo loo oi Toronto 0106le6 Game Sunday Torontovat Montreal WallyGabler Signs For iii LeaSt $70M TORONTO cry beam back Wally agreed toa for about $7 Argonauts of ball Conference Gabler had played th first six games olvthls season under theontion clause at his 1957 con tractihe new pact covers the 1963 1965 and 1970 seasons Deienslte halfback and re quarterback Dic Thornt Clubs annual promember tour NewYork 0n Passmg first Iuarter when Rose Jae WH yo cliched with only eight at 21 passes drilled an to first yarder into the hands oiVic Wlahlottori tor touchdown Don Sulltellh converted Eskimoslere iorced into kicking situation about three minutes later Ottawa took the hall in their ownend soneand ran it out 14 yards tvhera it was ntmhled Edmontont Greean Poles pounced on the loose ball and two plays later An Perkins was over Peter Kempi made it 17nnd thonuallei closed out that way The Edmonton kicker added another point at oi the sec ond stanznwben lleld goal at tempt weal wide and Billie Coop er conceded thepoln Later in the quarter Ottau pulicd ahead the on 31yard tleid goal from Sutherin Edmonton pushed to the Otte wa 39 in iourplayl where Ful ton floated soyard pass to Jim Thomas on the Ottawa one yardline and then kept the hall for touchdown oi his own which Kempi tailed tn comple moot scorr FINALLY scones in the third quarter Jackson By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS xlts cinch St Louis Cardi nals uilli reach theirgoal but doubtiul thatJuan Marlchat will make it to his The Cardinals reduced their magic number or clinching the National League pennant to tour Wednesda night by nipping Los Angeles ngers 54 for Bob Gibsons zlst victory oi the year San Francisco Giants meora while dropped 31 decision to Atlanta Braves with Marichal still bupingior wvictory sea son taking the loss it left the Glantace at 258 and with only is games rematning his chances for 30 are about as good as San Franciscos chances of catching St nuts LA straied the St Louishee for it hits including leadoil homerby willie Crawford hot the Cards bounced right back staking Gibson to 51 lead be fore the Dodgers made late run at him Inn nrocka tworun double broke tie in the second and doubles by Orlando Ccpeda and Tim itlcCarver helped build two more runs inthe third ENDJUANS IIOPES Meanwhile in Manta whore niarichal hasnt won in two years the Braves lust obnut ended any hopes the Dominican Dandy might haveue toined about 30 victories Hank Aaron tagged his 27th borne runa twouun shotin the third inningand Pat Jarvis limited the GiantsgtoJour hits The burner was the anth of Aarons career and his first oil arichal by his count in three year Jim McAndrew allowed ust 7175 6977 Pittsburgh Philadelphia L05 Angela ilousttili urgh on San Francisco latlanta It tiiluston 16 Cincinnati 511 LosAngeles SLLouis Net York1 Chicago Pittsburgh at NewYork Chicago at Philadelphia Shields at Houston Msltngeles ii at San Fianeiscn amtlea hustle 434 80145 non 470 54 136 299 Cater Datalitio Cal 503i7140 Andrews hos 133 on 134 White NY 527Btlii Carew Min 11543114 Rune McAulifie newline Rune hot sun Boston We at sgned centract which cov of 1965 nllhackuJim in only player on the teant who come to terms exact salary was not risclos but in an interview he said that mono the restot the mo season it ran axanmon am Ans cago Cnlliornitiax 10 Howard 40 Campanerie Cldavelnnd 53 PHONE maul Doubt gMarichal WillHWin I730 Bo Scot lead More tattoo inha war abortitved lieu than mommiesmen nuns let loose with his yard combine tion to Plancke and Kempi made it llfat ma Sulnerla scored his second field goal at 329 at the last quarter to draw Ottawa to with lnon point of Edmonton hut Kemp added three more point or Edmonton at 1105 and Garry Leithro scored tingle with four seconds left to add the insurance in an interviewJ nresd night Briton said that il he didnt make it as quarterback with Edmonton he wont play any eiot they wanted ii have to scramble will And he did The team torieel sorry for British Columbia Lionspottewa is scheduled to meet themSub urday nlghtin Vancouver and the Rough Riders will be thirst ing tor two hits but needed ninth inning help irnm Billy Sltmt anneal Konnce to nail down the ltlets victory over Chicago in other action Wednesday New York Mets blanked Chl cage Cubs 10 Cincinnati Reds swept twlnight doubleheader from Houston Astros 54 and llGnnd Philadelphia Phillies split twinighter with Pitts burghPlrates winning the opener on in ii innings and dropping the ntghtcap 64 Gibsons victory over the Dodgers opened the Cardinal lead to 11 games and made the pennant cinching party weekend likelihood SUPPLY NY RUNS Short retired Billy William and Kconce got Ernie Banks leaving two Cubs stranded New Yorks only run came on fourth inning doublehby Martin and Jerry Grotcu Lce Mays busesloaded don hle drove in three runs wand Gary Nolan won his ninth game as Cincinnati bent Houston rat the iirstgame of their twivnlgh ter The Reds completed the sweep with sixrun eighth in ning snappinga 55 tie in the nightcap Johnny Benchnnd Vadzl Pinson sucked key doubles in the rally Pete Rose had four hits in the doubleheader raising his total or the season to too He is bat ting 343 Bill Whites itBl single and tworun double by pinch hitter Gary Sutherland in the mil in ning gave the Phillies their iirst game victory over Pittsburgh The Pirates salvaged the split as Steve Eiass won his lath BASEBALL RECORD By jlmaN rouse Baltimo Oakland at Detroit gig Wills Pittsburgh Franciseo Louis 2o7 Luke Walke American Lengu PctGBL 93 54 633 85 52 7B 69 79 71 75 70 76 Cleveland New York Oakland ltiinnesota California Results Wednesday Bostonlz Oakland Detroit California Cleveland Minnesota at Wa ngton ll Chicago New ask Baltimore at ClevelandN New York at Washington illtlt in at tonrN McDowell Cleveland Zot llch 154 National League AB jHP 554 81190 one at 165 333 semi 171 315 692 67 311 amrol 131 297 492 72 its 297 51145351 295 533 to lowest Flood 5th 579 65170 294 McCov SF 192 Runs Becker 91 Rose 37 Runs halted in Vi olils tinsel Alou Pit Johnson Cin memes Plifihtlrghyl Home runs McCovey Banks Chicago Stolen baaes Pitching mnuuniimomm hu gt instyenr at training chino he ordered daiencemae Jim lira Kenny to get hairan Wednesday be timed Inottter edl Noaldeblnoe At the club Peterborounr cam Wednesday lnllach or der goalie Bruce Gentle left winger Wayne Carletoo goalie George Gardner iorward Gerry Mean an deienoeroen Mike Pelyk and hickeony to the bar ber shop The 75 players on hand got etnrtlng today when two physi cal education instructor ar rived lrorn Royal tulitaryv Gale iege in Kingston th them came medicine tugoiswar ropes artillery casings mate and parallel bars Team captain Georg strong looked at the equlpmen endsaid think iil go into voluntary retirement WEIGDS 100 Armstrong lil unslgned weighed 201 pounds about 15 tnore than his usual pinyin weight The main body of players rel mt Monday bringingrthe num in camp to about 90 Minnesota North Stars atop ping briefly in Tomato heiore to camp to Haliburtoir niday announced the gthnpte of what awaits them coach acorn BOWMAN prior toteam first practice oi the seeson We esday night second tram leit got the St Louis Blues talks to players signing oi two dciencemen brothers Larry and Wayne Hill man in Montreal more than 100 players start training at two in cations today The Canadians eamp is so hit theNilL club and select group of hopefuls will train at one camp and the Central Proiesslonal xLeague Houston Apoilosand assorted junior ap plicants will work out at an other 0n hand will be dozen goal tenders 36 deiencemen 19 Ciilllt tree 24 lelt wingers and 19 right wingers in Ottawa coach Scotty Bow man ot St Louis Blues an nounced he is tatring his club to it Andrews week oi tra ning VMissing from the St Louis camp is goalie Glenn Hall who has been given permission to re port late and is not expected until the end of the month 31631 DEFENCEth TORONTO iCPl Minnesota North Star oi the National Hockey League Wednesday an nounced the signing of two de ieucemen for the 196869 sason brothers Larryand Wayne Hill man The North stars were in Toronto Wednesdayior presea son training They leave Friday icr llalihurl Oot where they willbe based until Sept 20 thaJirst Fritz Peterson is throwing his support behind the New York Yankees caitlbup campaign and Chicago White Sox Tom llcCraw has thumbed ride on the bandwagon Peterson buried the streaking Yankees past Chicago 77 Wednesdaynlght lorhls filth consecutive victory alter the White Soxcommltted our er rorsalncludlng pair by deten slve replacement McCrawin sevenrun sixth inning collapse The victory extended the Yanks winning string to six gnmes in late seasolt drive that has carried them tronl sev enth place ln the American League to within reach oi the thirdspot Elsewhere Willie Hortons 34th and 45th homers lad first place Detroit Tigererto an 32 romp over California Angels Baltimore Orioles swept dou hlehender from Washington Sen ators and 41 in it innings Oakland Athle edged Boston Red Sax 32 in 12 innings and Clevelanddndians nipped Minnesota Twins 10 in 12 Peterson who has won eight of his last 11 decisionslior an 1le heashn record held the White Sox to an unearned run at the bland Civic Centre until the ninth when rookie hill Melton cracked his first major league homer That was only the second earned marker oii the New York southpaw in his last five starts FUMBLES Al BOUNCEE Chicagos Joe Horlen was clinging to 10 leadwhen ltlcg uawrtook over or first base man Pete Ward in the sixth and tumbled Mickey ltlantlna leodoif bouncer to trigger the wild rally Roy White doubled Joe Pepitone stroked anTtBi single and while also scored when right iielder thddy Brad lord bubbled the bail ltiéClaws wild throwto sec ond on Tom Treshs grounder and an intentional walk iiiled the bases belore Petersonsent Pepitone homawith squeeze built to jllorlen who threw the ball into right field allowing Trcsil to score Horace Clarke followedwith Moron single and eventually scored the sev enth iiniDtl wild pitch by Wil burWood The Yankees who have won 15 at their last as gamesre mained fifth place one game behind Cleveland and 11 to hack oi thirdplacaPedS Hortpn firsthomenr uched flverun thesecund inningvtllat gtAtle rellevc acqllcs Plant outreal Canad York Rangers an eas victory Freehan also homered and Dick ticAuliiie and Don Vert drove in tworuns apiece urthe Tigers whose pennant clinching magic number was re duced to eight They lead sec ond place Baltimore by eight with 15 games rom lengths ing ALLOWS lfl HITS Hitter NKvaup to bits on the wayto his lath victory and Brooks Robinson and Boog Pow elleach dellveredltwo runs as the Orioles took their opener Dave Johnson rwonetha vnlghlcap homer oii DaveIBaldwinAh the with thre un ltth The Athletics pushed over the winning run lagalnstJim Lon borg who went the distance for os tong whenplll¢h nruaner Alien Lewis ripped to thirdon the front end of edouhle steal and scored on Bert Campanaris sacrifice fly Mlke Hershbeigei led oiithe thh with single and gave way to Lewis who moved to second on atsacrilice bunt belore Jim VGosger vvvas walked intention Aaliy setting thaidouhleateal Carly MSHWEHI+f for the Fourth He cam out at retlieplcnt try out or Blues asgoa third from rightich 13 Talbot iCPleirephotol lengue leading hatthl to on even 300 Jack Hernandez ittilflnn error and singles hy linx Al and pinch hitterLou Johns brokeup ascoreless duel Minnesota Sam McDowell tlx relievers Vicente Homo THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SeoulLea 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