Barrie Examiner, 5 Jun 1968, p. 13

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mar FROM different use but their strong right Own Médiciné arms have fired many many scoreless innings Thats Val For White Sex By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago While Sox sickly hitting group got taste of their own medicine and found out how distasteful it is Cleveland Indians spanned it out niesday night and forced the Sox to swallow two unpleas ont runs in the eighth inning that brought the lndlansla zl victory An infield hit broken but single and safe bunt set up the two runs it was the type of one mic attack they have been using to get ahead in the American League Luis linnt made the runs stand up with fonrhitler one of several sparkling pian performances on another day of light hitting Jim Merritt yielded foul hits in Minnesota lwins so victory over New York Yankees and Joe Coleman hurled fivehither behind Mike Epslelns tworun homer for Washington Senators 42 decision over Oakland Alh letlcs Gary Boil with last out help from Sparky Lyle stopped De troit on three hits at Boston Red Sox trippel the Tigers to before Pat Dohson threw fivehltter to give the Tigers to decision and split of their doubleheader California Angela nudged Bal timore Orioles in lo innings on Tom Satrlaaos tworun sin glo in the other game The White Said led to on walk to Gary Peters sacrifice and Bill Voss hlt inIhe third in ning Then the tables turned The fifth hit off Peters was Chico Salmons leadoflinfield safety in the eighth Jose Vidal followed with the broken hat hit to right field and Vern Fuller followed with line drive to nglli that tied the score Tiant now 34 beat out hunt whenno one covered first base and the decisive run came across on Larry Browns sacrl flee fly Fire Disaster Hits Lacrosse By THE CANADIAN mass Lacrosse sticks already llmib ed in supply because of the up surge of the game in Canada and the United states may soon become collectors item Chisholm Lacrosse Manufac turing Co whose plant near Cornwall 0nt produces per cent of the worlds lacrosse sticks was destroyed by fire Tuesday Loss of the plant will be felt by players wherever the game is played Resurgence of the game in Canada in colleges in the 115 and formation of the National Lacrosse Association has creat ed huge demand for the slick known as noose if we dont get back in production lglalfilwflfi lacrosse players in Ontario alone be short 3000 or moo sticks said James Naish pres Uident of the Ontario Lacrosse Association plant owmpicsollhehflfsaid the In Oshawa Jnn Bishop for mer coach of Oshawa Green Gaels winners of five consecu tive Junior championships said players in Ontariocould not get enough lacrosse sticks before the fire The sport is sweeping the country and there will be 20009 to 30000 more players this year than there were last year he said The crosse between three and six feet long is made of steamed hickory wood with the top heat in thaiorm of book triangular net of rawhide is attached to the lip of the hook and extending down the shaft about 26 feet Bishop now coach of Detro federal government should help thecompany not only because the building was uninsured but also to give employment to Me hawkrlndians BASEBALL nrcohof By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League FELGBL 31 10 620 28 21 571 2V1 29 565 26 25 24 520 25 25 500 71 25 479 23 28 451 New York 22 2B 440 Chicago 21 27 Add Washington 2o 29 not my Results Tuesday Detroit 02 Boston 24 Chicago Cleveland Oakland Washington Callfornla Baltimore Minnesota New York Nallonal Leanna 16th St Louis 29 21 580 Atlanta Delrolt Baltimore Cleveland Minnesota Boston Oakland Callfornla Los Angeles Cinciruiali New York 24 506 21 27 438 Houston 73 425 Pittdhutg 19 26 432 76 Results fiiesdu New York Chicago Atlanta Cincinnatirfl StLeuis Houston Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh Loa Angeles international league Pct GEL Toledo 26 19 578 Rochester 21 16 568 Columbus 20 15 571 Rochester 21 1d 5683 Louisville 22 is soo Buffalo 21 22 488 Richmond 19 74 chksonville 19 25 432 Syracuse 15 at 355 Results Tuesday in 24 21 533 an 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SUNSET SPEEDWAY wssrj SIDE or nwv ll Murssourn orsrrouo Vii $1000 BONUS TAPEBONUS TAPE MARKET SQUARE on IWOEIBLEY ANDIMVULCABTEE crusts BIG mama Minx By DICK DEUCE Annealed Prue Spam Writer Don Drysdae flags down the Big Train MI weekend baseballs newly crowned shut out flag will be to have finial Popovidi for the Drysdale Em Angeles Dodg era roiuventated pitching see made huehnll thtory hiesday night by tiring his sixth succes sive shutouta threehit 50 masterpiece against Pittsburgh Pirates in erasing Doc Whites oi yearoid mark of five straight blank Jobs the lowering right liander ran his string of score less innings to 54an short of tho alltime record set in 1913 by Washington Hall of Famer waiter lEig Train Johnson But Drysdale scheduled to make the final assault on John sons record when he pitches against Philadelphia Saturday night at Dodger Stndlun might be out of the running today had it not been for Popovlch The slender utility infielder who has been filling in at sec ond base for injured Jim Lef rehvre kept Drysdniea string intact with sixth inning defen sive gem after the Pirates made their lone foray past second CANADA GRAD YDUN Wish shocutrm FULL aarasrzo ma MEAL MAKEUP WEEK AT THE MEAT DEF TM How ABOUT AR Em With one out in the sixth pinch hitter Gary Kalb hiooped al double iulo left field and moved to third on ground out Customs Duly Scutties Plans Oi Golden Eagle TORONTO CF Three To ronio yachtsmen have scuttled plans to race the lzmetrc yacht Golden Eagle it under the Ca nadian flag Her ownersHerb Wahi alike Pellegrln and Gerry Morris will sail the yacht hack to the United Stath Thursday Customs duty oi $157000 more than are times the yachts purchase price failed the plans oi the three men The yacht which cost 560000 was bought to he trial horse for Canadian challenger for the Americas nip in ms The owners said Tuesday that they will sail the yacht to Ol cott and race it there under the Toronto island Yacht Cluhs hurgee clinging to the hope that the 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Phlliics downed San Francisco Giants 51 and New York afcts zipped Chicago Orbs so Drilldale who had fled the mark of five consecutive shut outs hy whilewashing the Giants 50 Frid rates and allowed only four huemnom He began his string over the Mrs May it He then blanked Houston to hlay in st louis llay 11 and Houston again so May before tying the record against the Giants The Dodgers scored three runs in the fourth two of them on Lihmwlng error by losing hit pitcher Jim Banning MDMENTUB OCCASION This is giant moment in baseball history mulled Tom Holler Drysdalss catcher dont think anyone will ever do it again it was better than none ow roller toward second but ninth ay struck out eight Pi lll ter said Manager Waller Ale ton YOII FANCY EIEN NAX BEANS NEE IOYAlDEE SFAGNEHI Stilt CNEF BOY AR DEE SPAGNETTI SAUBE FRESH PONDEIED DRINK MIXES NAIISCO SHREDDIES PR FEAlltRES AM mummevmazmamu Julian laviera single in tit inning scored lair Brock carrying the Cardinals out mstan Gerry Arrlgo scattered seven Atlanta hits before geuing ninth inning relief hely from Billy hlchi and Tony perez singled home the deciding run in ills slxth inning Larry Jackson stopped the Giants on four hits including Willie hlcCoveys 10th homer Ind John Caliison drilled twin run homer as the Phillies moved past San Franchco into place Bil STARS By ran mm ram Pitchingvbon nysdale All Angaies Dodgers set motor league record by hurling his sixth straight shutouta three so triumph over Pittsburgh Piratesarid ran his scoreless string to 54 innings Just two short of Valterlohnsons 56 yearoldinark Battingnine Epstein Sena tors rcturned in the Washington lineup alter stint in the minor and crashed tworun homes for the winning margin in 42 Victory over Oakland Athletics In on 4i IE lililli iIE ilSll ll lllll fllltllllltl 58 ON newsmanam ARE EFEEC VEJUNEISSTWJUNEM SAVE ON HEALTH ds BEAUTY AIDS Inmilumllsllll If mum iiii niiiisii iiiihosnizn WENNEN BABY rowan van AT roua Loon on ma FAN FARM NAM PAHE NF 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