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By Till nssocram Pltfll What do you do ior an encore after two consecutive noblt lent Well St labia Cardinals and San heartico Giants gave the hitters chance to release some pent frustrations Good eatick Park was the sit Vol two straight nobitters Tues day and Wednesdayby the Giants Gaylord Perry and tbe Cirdinals Ray Washburo But it took only matter oi minutes Thursday to change the joint from pitchers paradrsa to hitterr haven Thatwo teams combined lor no less than hits to the MantleHitsésshh Gianla no victory over the World 6eriesgtbound Cardinals race me Asrant Jim Hart cracked grand slam homer and Bob Bonds hlt epit oi burners and scored tour runs to pace San neocla coa 15bit attack that helped rookie Rich Robertson to his second straight victory Meanwhile Detroit Tigera loothergarneahnalimitad aehedoie Atlanta Bratu tripped Houston Aline and he Angelea Dodgers deleated undamti lilo the National boom The only other American leaxu Elmelohed Denny MeLaln won his list Jlm gamoaiihougb onaol his deliv eries enabled Mickey Mantle to take over sole possession ol third place on the alltime homer listthe American league champs subdued New York Yankees Rum Customer Wins Littie Brown Jug Race DELAWARE Ohio AP Driveratrahrcr ti iioughton was worried but Rum Custoroer went out and got the Job done in fine style had butterflies as was pullingtnto the gate or the third best was nervous be cause my horse wasnt sharp in winning the second but was airald wed get beatilaughton said Thursday But Rum Customer only re cently recovared from virus lived up to his lavorltea role and swept the two beats needed to capture the Little Brown Jug the annual classic lor three yearoid pacerl The big boy colt covered the mile in 159 is to sweep the second division and turned in tiresome time over the Dela were County Fairgrounds hall mlle oval in hreeclng tothe third and decisive beat Rum Customer came flying out oithe hackstretch under Haughtons or in guidance and topk command just short of the threequarter pole winning the final heat by three lengths over Good Time Knight driven by Herve Filion of Angers Que The leading tbreeyearold moneywinner among pacera scored aIilongth victory over iongshot isolator Hanover in the secondheat alter Adios Waverly was the surprise victor by lengths over Bye Bye Pat in the first division Bye Bye Pat Canadas two yearold pacing championdast year is owned and driven by Clint iiodgins ol Clandeboyne Ont Most ol the better lntbe rec ord crowd ol 47404 gave strong support to Rum hrstomer cash ing in Ki $160 and $230 in the second heat and $240 $280 and $210 in the third Ohiobred Adios Waverly driv era by Wendell Kirk paid his backers $7510 8860 and $630 in taking the first in 201 is but finished seventh in the final heat Rum Customer who hadnt started since Aug at when he set the season mark tor mile track at ludlanapolls with 156 clocking added 538563 to his bankroll lils owners ltlr and Mrs Louis Mencuao at Deer Park NY and the Kenniiwortb Farms Kings Point NY had collected 21991 lrom the switt coltsperlormanccs prior to the Jug Rurn Customers stablcrnate Bye And Large broke stride at the start of the firstheat and finished last in the ninehorse field Rum Customer shoots nor the second leg ol pacings Triple Crown in theCane Futurity Oct 12 at Yonkers Raceway The third leg comcsop Oct 26 in the itlessenger Stake at Roosevelt Raceway it was big day ior Haugb too who nailed down his third lug triumph in six triea Only two other drivers have won three limesin the uyear histo ry ol the Jug Hill Brothers Take BoundLeadiPGii Team Event OKLAHOMA CITY AP It took Mike Hill two tries to com plete sattslactoriiythe oflicial Prolessional Golf Association Tournament school but brother Dave Hill believes he learned his lessons well Mike saved three fantastic pars Dave said Thursday after the brother team carded nine under par 62 to take the first round lead nlthe $200000 PGA team championship Mike 29vis spring graduate oi the PGA school alter tailing to pass last tall The brother team lrorn Jock son Mich heida twostroke lead over veterans Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus de lendingteam champions going into the second round at the tournament today The Hill brothers and the Felines Nicklaus combination played at Nin Hills Country Club Thursday the 67Ileyard par 71 course that produced the best scoring Four teams were in lie or third place at 65 They were Bobby Nichols and George Arch er Larry ilinson and hunky Henry Bert Greene and Randy Glover and Jack McGowan and Dick Crawlord WIND HURTS PLAY Emileperhour wind caused high scoring on the Quail Creeku course but the Twin Hills layout is partially protected by trees The best score at Quail Creek the baseball wasa 66 by lou Graham and SteveSpray FISHING across my feeling he bldalnl wanted roe to hit it But Mobil big win op his face refused tangy whether he deliberately scrv up the go pher ball to his ol MOTIONS FOR The Tigers had areltlead the time and alter getting two strikes hiantle motioned for hchain to give him letter hllll pitch McLain did and the hall wound up in the upper right field standl While Mantle trot ted around the bases ltchAin saluted him lianUe 36 now trails only Babe Ruth 714 and Willie Mays 565 licLoin who posted the Ti gers izth straisht complete game scattered eight other bits in boosting his record to 815 to become the first pitcher to win that many since Letty Grove turned the trick with the Phila delphia Athleticsin lBGl Just one more victory will make him the winningest pitch er in bi years Norm Cash provided the Ti gers ailthe ammunition they needed with solo homer in the fourth and twonrn blast in the sixth his 24th of the season Felipe Alou became the first man to flick up 200 hits this sea son wit tworun secondin ning triple that helped the Braves past Houston it also was Alous 15Wth bit of his ca reer Did man Let Hit into DETROIT AP Denny McClain was seven years old when Mickey Mantle broke into the American league in rear withNew York And as Mantle rounded the bases Thursday with his 535th career home run the lieyearold McLain stood on the mound saluting his boyhood idol There were pitchcrwbad just serveda go pher ball to Manila on sliver platter But it didnt affect the out come ot the gameDetroit won for its ninlhstraight vicoryn The homer made Moode the third leading home run hitter in history behind Babe Ruth andWiille Mays and ahead of Jimmy Foxx ishe Mantle still your idol lchain was asked alter the game He still is iticLain said gold feeling he wanted me to hit it Mantle said later in the Yankee dressing room HIT 3rd PITCH Detroit was leading no in the eighth inning when with an count Mantle motioned with his hand or McLain to give him letter high pitch Mickey then blasted the pitch intile upper deck ghttield as the crowd ma thinkrt was Just air on last ball Mantle said no got to be one of the best thr We had in baseball Could BvatlE CANADIAN PRESS The Canadian Press weekly fishing rephrtssupplied by the department ol lands and lorests throughout the summer months end today with look at some ot the higfisb caught in Ontario so lor this year Topping the irst entries in the Big Fisheconiest sponsored by the Ontario Federation Anglers and Huntersis 50 ou Ltounne muskellungc caught byStewart Levcre of Cardinal Ont 25 miles eastol amckviue hrer Gaare ol DeForest Wisf leads in thelaketrout gory with iiipound ourounce ilsh caught in Crowe Lake tittmiies eastol Peterhorough other leading entries are Wayne Kearney oi Hamiltoo with 12pound eightounce rainbow trout caught during the reporting day oi the scaso Owen Sound BayRod Dawson ct Wawa On no miles hurth ri Sault Ste Marie with six pound litt ounce speckled trout caught north at Wawa and lip on rr nineounce pickereii ianded by Herbert itlowles cl Toronto in Luke Simcue Thetlargcst lergemoutlr bass weighed seven pounds and was caught in Balsam Lake 25 Sheldon Creek miles chattel Orlliia is six bass was caught in Moose Lake in the Sudhury District rid 24pound pike in theLake ol the Woods 55 the province ments Zldialriet NORTH North Bay Lake Ni ssing pike and keral lair to good Mnskelluoge improving large was taken in French hivor and Loire Nosbonslng Pike anti plckcrel poor in Lake Nosbonsiog McConnell it area lair for all species Lake Tcmagarrrl pickerel and bass gair bake out lishing improv ng 50 Til Loke aimcoe fibergcm bass good in La Scugog perch muskellunge panfish catfishmod carp pdor trout Lake st Ciair fish tgood throughout district Rainbow troul River and rainbow troun Lindsay Kawartha Lakes bass good plckerel lair Hali hurton and Peterhnrougb coun ties bass and specified trout hints the Tigers ixcliuched pennant DETROIT TIGERS pitcher Denny lttcLain right is con gratulated hy his catcher Jimmy Price as he walks oil 0ttctWa Cdlgary the ficid aitcr beating the New YorkYankees in Detroit today to pick up his thirtyy first win of the season The It will be lost about doordle ior Winnlper Blue Bombers Sundaymhenlhey playhost in Edmonton Eskimos in one at two weekend Western Football Conlereona games The Esklm holding down the third and last playcit posi last pitcher in the American league to win thirty one games was lefty Grove ln 1931 AP Vlrephotol Ininig Game Saturday OTTAWA OP General manager Rogers Lehew at Cal gery Stampedera says it would be mistake to write all Lovell Colemans playingcareer Coleman having his worst year in Canadian lootbhli since being traded thisseeson by Cal gery to the Rough ltidersphaa been reported to be in danger oi getting the gate lrom Ottawa ever since the CanedlaovFooti ball League got under way The Riders meet theStamped ers Saturday alternoon herezand Coleman has drawn one ol the starting bailback positions or Ottawo He could blow the game wide open for Ottawa said Lehew at coolereope lhuraday Mhew said Colerrranneedsle he pushed to get into top shape and also that he still playshard evcolhougb injured Colemin he knee opergtio season an nip juligrllx the other leginpractr His rushing average is vel below the form he showed in Calgary He recently took pay cut to stay witbthe club Dont tell me guywho got almost 1400 yards for uslast season is finished said Lebem ems rrom anon TheRiders who have gone By meassocraran PRESS American League Pol xDelroit 99 54 647 Baltimore 87 67 565 12 Boston ill 72 529 18 Cleveland 8173 576 ray New York 80 73 523 19 Oakland 77 75 503 22 Minnesota use 477 26 Calilornia 66 429 3336 Chicago or 90 I412 as Washington 59 93 Eatl 39th Philadelphia Ieith good muskeilunger and pickerei lair Durham and Northumber land counties bass good mu skeilunge pickerel and speckled troutia Tweed Speckled trout good in smallviakesio Bancroft area poor in rest of district Lake trout poor in all watersliko good in York and Mississippi riveri Black and Donald lakes Pickerel good in Constan La Bass londln ltlndawasko Riv Conroy Marsh Baptiste and Maya lake Eaniish oodlnEali waters Lake Erie bass goodnesrRon au LongPoint bays of Lek Muskellunge fair to go Largemoiitlr and Pickercl good iiiSt Clair River lair inBlg tnd Youngs creeks Lake Huron Bruce Penrri la Lakeiluron shoreline and and perch ckled trout leot in lrrlaodstreama Raln trout Iatr near mouth or Creek Few large rain we arch and pans land iakesgood lnr haaspike takenlromGeorginn Bay no V3rssizairnsc0nn Washington at Cleveland chn New York gt New York at Philadelphia Chicago atPittshurgh into slump since redhot start in the East this year still lead the BigFnur by single point over Toronto Argonauts But CoachFrank Clair has been threatening to wield the axe in recentweeks especially Vafier last weeks western road tripln which Riders lost to Ed monton and just managed to tie British Columbia Lions know vetare better club that wavo shownlately says Clair its aimplya case of falling down an lundamentels We dont block and we dont tackle Ottawa quarterback lluss Jackson is still bothered by sore shoulder thatallects his throwing arm Hailback Ron Stewart has ailing ribs The Riders wiiiaisb use line backer Jerry Campbell against his old mates Campbell was re leased hyStamps and grabbed by Ottawa Sill GAMES CilllCéth lift The Amer can ague orma approved Thursday the Chilclggo White Sox request to shift it regular seasont games to Milwaukee Wisvnext year0oe game will bepiayed with each of the other clubs lathe expansion to 12 teams Date willb set later Thursdays Remlts New York Detroit coiled raln Saturdays Games Oakland at Minnesota Baltimore at Chicago California at Cleveland Detroit at Washington Boston at New York National League YELGBL xSt ilsouis bi 60 6l0 San Francisco as 71 539 Cincinnati 79 73 520 Chieth 79 75 513v Atlanta 7876 506 Pittsburgh 75 Ti 7281 71 5885 Houston til 86 xclineheti pennant Thursdays Results St Louis San Francisco it Cincinnati ILos Angeies Atlanta Houston Only games scheduled Saturde Garden Los Angeles Cincinnatiyat Houston SLILtiuisat Les Angel Atlanta at San Francisc not dress ilor Calgary He has broken ankle ilailback Dove Cranmer who scored two touchdowns against Hamilton Wednesday night and end Torn McCarthy who caught Peterllske pass ior another majorl are consldared doubtlul starters beca ol knee lulul 195 lion in the WlC standings couldtake lead at nine points in the standing over the last ia bombers with win Sun aod Winnipeg then will bite only seven game lelt in the regular season Coach doe Zaleski figures his Bombe have the personnel and the ability tovbeat Eskimos if they can Just atop making silly little mistakes He plans no major lineup changes fiba players saytheyre sol ldiy behind the coaching stall Three Rookies Pace lied Wings HAhiiLTON CPI Three rookie led Hamilton lied Wings to victory over St Cathar ines Black Hawk Thursday night in an Ontario Hockey As socialion Junior exhibition game it vwas the first preseason game tor each team Tom williernaa natiie ol Windsor who played lor Godar lch in theWeatern Ontario Jun tor league last season scored the Red Wings first goal 134 the first period Dennis Giannini tied the game for the Hawka with secondpe slod goal but Gord Brooks rookie from Cobourg put the winners ahead eight minutes later Dcienreman Mike ltlcNiven nl GanderuNfidn scored the clinch er into an empty St Catharines net with an seconds lett in the game and quarterback John Schnei erZaluii said They real lza that one man shouldnt be blamed tor our shortcomings Eskimo coach Neill Arm strong adopted dlllerent atti tude couple ol weeks ago and substituted rookie quarterback Charlie Fulton lor veteran Frank Corentlno who bed been unable to more the club consist entiyr The result was an almost magical upswing ln Eskimo lor tuoes as they downed the now erlul Calgary Stampede our reolly second In the WlC then dumped the EEC ie Ottawa Rough Riders Fulton will be looking Sunday to maintain the Eskimos molt mentum and his own Job aI firststring quarterback RIDERS 0N9 CLASH seskntchewso Roughrldere therC leaderl Pily lourth placeldrltirh Columbia Lions in Regina in Sundays other corn test Calgary plays in the East against Ottawa Saturday The Roughrldtra will hier the Regina game without line backer Al Miller put on waiv ers to make room lor Jack Aboudschac placekicker and allCanadian ollenrire guard in 1M7 Abendrchan ls rejoining San katchewao allu an unsuccersv lul tryout with Denver Broncos ol the American Football League He msyaacinSuenteox League He may see action Sun dll Conch Eagle Keys plans to move defensive tackle Ken Reed into itiillera outstde line backlng spot Delcnsive hack John Griffin still is onille Lions tntured list lien Sparks is expected tnre place hlrrr Sunday Leroy Sledge is likely starter at split and or flanker and Bert Ohier will atart at quarterback