COF SOFTBALL 'Here's One Umpire Veteran Us. Skipper _ THE DALY JMESGAITIE, Friday, July 6, 1958 11 Who Had His Mind Wins Sailing Honors : gee Tg TH ld rg gL PR - I ER, N.Y. (AP Eric ther forced most of the others oui, the international division in his Oshawa COF Edge Scugog Cleaners: suiciiy on Game i 5 die ory Fes Surf fu"ac dhe vst ° : JL) : G NEEPAWA, Man. (CP) afl 'ehompionanip. in the Freamen | Police Victims No-Hit, No-Run dame Yan: te EE Cup sailing races from Toronto to Top game in the Forrester! SCUGOG CLEANERS: Brudek, THORNTON'S CORNERS: pol, Zaged Cutestalument | Moore's time for the race across ub. s THE ITIL Softball League schedule last of. Jay, If; K i, 2b; Gilbert, Shepperdson. 3b: K. Pipher, If; : ts fell down to his H ef; Jay, If; Knihniski, 2b; Gilber Bathe, 1b: G. Morey, ss; Soules, pines paps a of his four minutes. He was awarded ight $s played at Storie Park __ : e, 1 J bg td dy COF team gs; Lyead, 3 Sxychany, 3b... Stovin, ¢; Naylor, 2b; Gibson,| ankles and, unaware of his the Loéuise Freeman Cup. : 1 0 f » i; P. ©; f redicament he kept on call- | Fifty-seven boats of various 0 came up with their best perform- cf; C. Morey, season t se out * fhe 'Scugog Cleancrs, 21. | NOMIT, NORUN GAME EBENEZER SQUAD rs pais wwe; Heukl This was a real pitcher's battle STOPS POLICE TEAM In a Forrester Softball League wpinicter Bend, 'Who. related Runs ged in--Boyer, 60. W so ® with Dervent of COF beating out In another Forrester League game at Lakeview Park last (pe incident Wednesday, said Bits yer. Se Philadelphi Keeler of the Cleaners. Forresters game, played at Thornton's Cor- night, Ideal Dairy surprised the tna: after the game, someone |g ubles--l.opata, iladelphia, went down in order for three ners, the home-park Regents Ebenezer squad as they took a ggked the victim why it took Triples -- Aaron and Bruton flick of | with 2 p. IDEAL DAIRY DEFEATS § frames and then came through|came through with a clean-cut|7-1 decision over the "Eastern: him so long to discover his J ; with free straight Sits, singles 90 whitewash win over the Osh-| ers". : ; pants had Groped. - Viwaike and Mays, New York, 1 yv A. Lawrence and Smith, follow- awa Police team, with Cloyd] One rum In the third inning i ' * ol i * ed J. Lawrence's two-bagger, Morey pitching a nifty no-hit, was the best Ebenezer could do wl pepried that it ag zs | Home us Banks. Glilcago, 2 he wrist Ld scored their first run in the no.run game. | against Smegal's pitching. with" thought there had been a |------------ Bia 4 fourth inning. In the sixth inning.| wporav struck out eight batters James scoring on hits by H. Os. sudden change of tempera- they again bunched three hits for|,;4 dint issue a single walk, borne and Thompson. ture. a Tun ss me a Jog 5 nor did his mates make an error 1 deal Dairy Jot two runs in the -- 4 p A LAN] ' --which made it a "perfect" 7- third when elsh walked an . J. Lawrence's single inning game. » Smegal = doubled, scoring on an MAJOR LEAGUE ® Won't rot, warp Dervent was tagged for je hiss Thornton's Corners scored three infield out. In the fifth, both [ or absorb moisture e Easy to operate over the distance. Jay tripled in BN Stine on a walk, | Smegal and Cairns belted home- LEADERS * Ball-bearing action e Four sectional » Overhead type the first inning and scored on an single and Guy Morey's blow, runs and in the sixth, Begg dou- e Strong, rugged eo Fits any style home Ecsy to paint infield out. In the third, Scugogs > : A bled. Brown was safe on an picked up three singles but one Bn Dies a the error with two out, then Welsh By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ® 3 sizes--8, 9 and 16 foot widths. Get an estimate today. of them hit a runner and they 5€¢ , ; t homered, to complete the total American League by Bathe. In the fourth, Regents AR M (-] R R i 4 Ao] N § ig chance right ther Jost Fer big chance pen Jere completed their scoring with a EBENEZER: Thompson, 2b A R H Pet. 1 I. \ : . ; Mantle, New York 272 69 101 .371 . two-b er by Brudek, that five-run outburst, Stovin's big Hurrie, 1b; M. Osborne, cf; Ray 4 4 . ¢ a iwhagee 7th. with two men blow being the one that climaxed Osborne, c; Coverly, ss; Ron Os- Mawel], Deitojt 3% i = ae WHERE YOU : out. this rally. | borne, If; Salway, rf; James, 3b; gmp "UFO 186 25 61 .328 RECEIVE / [ed OSHAWA: COF: Wiltshire, ¢;| POLICE DEPT.: Young, 1b; H. Osborne, p. Kell, Baltimore 194 21 62 .320 bh 7 4/ A. Lawrence, 2b; Smith, 3b: J. Jenkins, 3b; Mayne, rf; Barker, IDEAL DAIRY: Hopps, 3b;| Runr--Mantle, 69 RELIABLE - (/ / Lawrence, of; George, rf; Hutton, c; Dionne, If; Foreman, 2b; Brown, 1b; Welsh, 2b; Smegal,| Runs batted in---Mantle, 71 et BURNER TEIN |ss; Dervent, p; Swartz, If; Bal-| Homes, cf; Hodgson, p; Jemison, p; Cairnes, cf; Thompson, 5; Hits--Mantle, 101 1b. ss; White, rf Sneddon, If; Lowery, c; Begg, rf | Doubles--Piersall, Boston, 18 ss; White, of. od item, 1, SERVICE {HADES OF ELECTION BATTLE AHEAD ? HT , Triples---Simpson, Kansas CRE Xgl lo doubt s just coincidenc y A y was | pl = pa out 1 ae Stecariny, | score rom third on a puch nt | LEGION MINOR Swaps and Nashua Both Win | fons pus see. LANDER ) Ty d 75.00 iteher for the Democrats, | dribbler down the third base more and Rivera, Chicago, 8 Fharges into the Republicans' line by teammate, Rep. Olin BASEBALL ASSOC. ; Pitching--Pierce, Chicago, 13.2, catcher, Rep. Thomas Curtis | Teague. Curtis strained a leit 867 uring the fi.th inning of the | shoulder, was taken to a hospi- . : no er as n e 00 Strikeouts -- Score, Cleveland, bnnual baseball game between! tal for examination and later | CANADIAN LEGION MIDGETS 114. ' the Rep n and Democratic | released. BLANK REXALL DRUGS | By ORLO ROBERTSON Inot dodge the issue if Swaps National League . .. ongressmen in Washington, | Central Press Canadian | In a Legion Minor Midget Lea- REV YORK (AP)--Swaps, the wants a BS And Ellsworth aps AB R H Pct. oil Limited i iJ Millwork & Buildi | gue baseball game at Alexandra oF CGR CORAM and|his trainer, Mish Tenney, believe Balley, Cincinnati 157 29 58 .331 . ! wor tw ding Supplies Park last night, Canatlian Legion LIMITED nip Tenn a Nashua, the world's leadin g/they have in Swaps the fastest Boyer, St. Souls 2 % 3 a RA 5.3589 SASEBA /] I ir og pitching for Money winning race horse, are hor se ever to set a hoof on the Moon, St. Louis 246 44 7 313 1279 § st. N } rapidly reaching the stage where/tur A ; " 5 '217 imcoe St. N. - - I the Legion team and did a fine Hind inh jon: A aE for an. Swaps added credence to their Musial, $i. Lows, 276 43 86 .312 e RA 3-4694 -5 : By THE CANADIAN PRESS {Erskine (5-6) vs Roberts (8-9) jon, He gave un three hi , ft other clash between these two claim Wednesday when he Wily Wl 1 National League Pittsburgh at New York (N)-- first but nobody score an i oer great four-year-old equine racing/matched the world record of] i y 010 000 501-- 7 11 1|Friend (11-6) vs Antonelli (77) |that he was in command a 1€ machines. {1:46 4-5 for a mile and one-eighth fl : Saturday's Games {way. Crawford singled in the fifth ~~ 4. lin winning the $103,250 American Vatentinett! wD 010 oo... 3 43 Brooklyn at Philadelphia (N) |and Minacs doubled but Craw- ing Bil I Miles Handicap at Hollywood Park. He q yd ' Pittsburgh at New York ford had to stop at 3rd and Rex. 2Part, dwaps, tne 1305 RenlUCKYig eq holds alone world records at Badeith; Crose, Siester (7) and Chicago at Milwaukee (N) alls so missed their chance. Dethy n ner, and, Nashue, who 2 "mile, mile and 70 yards and HR: Chicago--Miksis St. Louis at Cincinnati (N) Rexall pitcher Bob Winter gave ig Bh ost Pi Spee hy mile and one-sixteenth. Brooklyn. at New York ppd. rain | American League up a run in the first on a double { TAGE FACE NEARS BARAT at COLLECTED $57,700 ; (Only games scheduled) W L Pet. GBL by Cole and an infield error. jo... well for another encounter The California colt, who earried y New York 49 26 .653 Then in the third frame, Roberts : 130 pounds, collected $57,700 to A TS 008 O00. 7 § 3 Chicago 42 27 609 4 |gingled and Cole tripled, then a But bu boi? be a Juan Tooth Tun his lifetime earnings in 2i Detroit 065 100 10x--13 14 2 Cleveland 583 51 |gqueeze-play brought home Cole, races to $398,750. Ellsworth and 0 IL CI | Lemon, Houtteman (2) McLigh Boston 514 10%2 {5 make it 3-0. Legion got their horses have said iney are opposed Tenney disclosed Swaps raced ) Feller (5) Mossi (8) and He. Baltimore ' other run in the 7th inning when i with the skin of his right heel "Averill (4); Lary and House. Detroit 1 Roberts singled, advanced on an The scene of their clash could broken but said they were not Cleveland--Busby, Rosen; Washington 31 . error, stole 3rd base and scored well be Belmont Park this fall.|greatly concerned and that the troft--Kuenn Kansas City nn on Rvan's double Rex Ellsworth has said he plans colt will be pointed for the $100,000 ork 003 300 000-- 6 11 © Today's Games Winter struck out eight batters to campaign his stable, of which added Gold Cup July 14 00 0 000--- 70 (And probable pitchers) rirahaxp ave Le Swaps is the star, in Chicago and| Meantime, Nashua ran his total foston abd oI mR SLE, New York at Washington (N)-- but He guia base hits gave Le New Jersey before heading for Pll to $1,158,765 in 27 stares ea e a e Re (4) Sisler (9) and White. |Turley (3.2) vs Wiesler (3-4 GION CRE. bls ss: Cole, c:/New York, Nashua's home ywith a smashing victory in the New York--McDougald. Detroit at Chicago (N)--Trucks a it. * .¢. Brounds. | mile and one-quarter of the Sub- aylor, cf; pond game ppd, rain (3-3) vs Harshman (5-4) Ryan, 3b; Frolick, If: Tavior sb. | TWO SUITABLE EVENTS urban Handicap at Belmont Park. | ' lav [] _|Kelly, rf and 1b; Glavin, ; 0) International League Cleveland at Kansas City (N) | 1b: Middlet . Fuller | Belmont has two races well The victory was worth $35,900. 002 000 000-- 2 7 0 Garcia (5-7) vs Herriage (1.7) | Hance, 1b; elon, Py '| suited for both horses. Both are! Regaining some of the prestige conomi Y 00x-- 4 9 o| Baltimore at Boston (N)--Moore rf. | weight-for-age events. One is the lost by two straight defeats, the ca a 4 x Burtschy| (6-5) vs_Sullivan (7-3) REXALLS: Wills, 2b; Lyons, mile of the Sysonby and the other son of Nasrullah picked up 128 's Games 4 |3b; Minacs, ss: Winter, p; Bathe, ; "0 0" (0) "iiles of the Jockey|pounds and ran the Suburban dis- rf; Miklas, cf; Gray, 1b; Morden, cp Gold Cup. And without a tance in 2.00 4-5. Only three § If; Crawford, 'c: Drapek. Il. | joupt Washington Park and Af-|urbans have been run faster and Install CONR LOCAL 206 MIDGETS lantic City will seek to bring the time of one of them, Whisk-| a BEAT OUT AJAX Boys [iantic City also : . | ogether again, broom's two minutes flat, always League In another Legion Midget game, | Leslie Combs, head of the syndi- has been disputed. Nashua's next \ Pet. GBL| played at Lakeview Par ast| cate which owns Nashua, and the! start may be against Kentucky Toronto at Rochester ppd rain. Montreal 605 | night, Local 205 nosed out AJax colt' 81-year-old trainer, Sunny Derby winner Needles in the Mon- y and 49 ; American Association Rochester 561 3% | Midgets, 5-4. | Ji itzsi a T ies 17 Indianapolis 2 Toronto 54 5 The Oshawa lads scored three Jim Fitzsimmons, said they willimouth Handieap July M4. | r.l Omaha 9 Miami 500 8% in the first inni : Paul 0 Minneapolis 1 Columbus vd | bination of a walk, choice via. WHAT A PLACE! a : n opisville at Wichita ppd rain | Rie mon » 45 1% another walk, a single by Bilen- Deal With People You Know i Pacifle Funk League Hayaia x in 5 duke and then an error. They . " yw 00! ortland 7 uffalo y : "2 added another in the fourth on a Bene 5 Lo eles 1 naam 0 inten veo: Barking Of Dogs Forbidden "on lag Francisco 3 Sacramento 4 Montreal at Toronto (N) he went all the way on wild (Only games scheduled Buffalo at Rochester (N) pitches. In the 6th, Flintoff scored Exhibition Miami at Columbus (N)' ark . - ! sas City (A) 2 Cincinnat N Havana at Richmond (2-N What proved oe, Wishing id In Forest Hill Villa e 1 Saturday's Games : Al t on in the first on a Nationa! League Montreal at Toronto | ax got a OR. I WIL P | walk, stolen bases and sacrifice', TORONTO (CP) Suburban; "No bell, horn, signal device GBL Buffalo at Rochester | Bneinnati 41 % 577 Miami at Columbus fly. They added three more in ,.4 faghionble Forest Hill Vil- radio, phonograph, musical or the second on two walks, a bunt, sound-producin inst ent, Waukee [Ravana at Ricluond {tf greed by Boyd and another lage, where birds are forbidden to nia' ROUSE, NSUURERL SE (A DIVISION OF McLAUGHLIN COAL AND SUPPLIES LIMITED) Louis |safe bunt followed by a walk to SIDE loudly but church bells are gigiy;h the peace, quiet, comfort ae 5 FIRE HITS OFFICES Crawford, with the bases loaded. Sanctioned, Thursday was reas and repose of village citizens | 704 King St. W. RA 3-3481 sured of . Phicago 91 MASSENA, N.Y. (AP) Fire After this, Brewster took over - A F Commented Magistrate 0. M hiladelphia 423 11 : damaged a wooden structure from Haiduk and Ajax didn't get Mrs M Stark was fined $0. 30d Martin: "It must be a good place lew Yor 412 11'% housing construction offices and a even a hit in the last five frames os o b 38 et 9 ® [to live." rday's Games cafeteria on the St. Lawrence as Brewster pitched to only three 2 VIBE DY-8W Says | e-- (And probable pitchers) river power project Tuesday. batters in each inning | | | Chicago at Milwaukee . (N)-- Firemen said cause of the blaze. AJAX: Boyd, 1b; Little, 2b;/Crimmon, 2b; Flintoff, 3b; Nor- SR ------ aiser (2-2) vs Spahn (6-7 was not known and no a Daniels, ¢; Crawford, p; Rowland, man, cf; Bllenduke, ¢; Gledhill, t 4s, pe St. Louis at Cincinnati (N)-- of the damage was available. 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