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sa i see "Thornton's Corners Still Setting COF Softball Pace Jack's Cleaners defeated Bow- LEAGUE LEADERS WIN i manville COF 11-7 in their Osh- COF Softball Corners team chalked ui League game this week, at Har- COP schedule victory awa and District man Park, Bowmanville started out with a 92 at Lakeview Park, , at the expense of pitcher Co Be Poy Scored tote doubles by Bemis and Gibson, Hodgson, when { runs in the first inning. But after gave that they bogged down and failed run buffer to score again, Jack's Cleaners picked up five runs in the third inning and then splurged in the fifth for six more. BOWMANVILLE: Thornton's another is week, when they defeated Ideal Dairy) including, The league-leading Four solid hits, Thornton's Corners a five-| in the frame, They added three next inning and | one after that for a comfortable lead which they held all the way. Ideal Dairy picked up a run in| the first when Lyzun's hit scored | Hunt, © weigh and they got another in Masters, ss; Bird, ef; King, rf; 0 oq "py Schram -- but that T. Masters, 3b; Fairy, 2b; Clark If; Burgess, 1b; Cornell, p. JACK'S CLEANERS: Tilk, ss; Mason, 2b; Gedge, 1b; Sutton, ef; * was all for the game, THORNTON'S CORNERS: Shepperson, 3b; Ulrich, ef; Stove in, ¢; Bathe, 1b; Keeler, p: Cole, O'Reilly, 3b; Ford, 3b; Turpin, 55° Bemis, 2b; Keir, rf; Gibson, {rf; Ron Turpin, If; Robinson, ¢; Hodgson, p. OSHAWA COF WINS Canadian Tire scored seven runs in the fourth inning to take (the lead in their game with Osh- awa COF on Tuesday night but it wasn't good enough as the Osh- awa COF team came out on top 98 Bakogeorge's homer in the first in the fourth, the Canadian Tire RECORD fi" 'rt he Campbell, | arrived In New York, Campbell [to produce a seven-run helder of e world's water | will attempt to break his own 'However, they falled speed record { 22563 mph water speed mark this after that and that pases with hi year-oid daugh Lake Canandaigua Oshawa CO¥ Georg in his boat, the Bluebird the Bluebird, lashed to the foredeck of the ocean liner on which he "] SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbeil Wiltshire, ¢; Lawson, rf SPORTS EDITOR CANADIAN TIRE: Bako ' i "george, ss; Mazurk, 3b; Givens, AIG "Everything From Soup To Nuts" sore wham Io, cre waly, 1b: Polishuk, ¢ Goghen Pazitka, p; Smykaluk, rf rally ore was had Britain's Tona'd summer at for N.Y The s only jet-powered hydro ne in the fourth, for a 77 tie when A an error and Dervent ont a long hit and scored himse!f on a sacrifice fly OSHAWA COF: Corrigan, ss; Pipher, 3b; A. Lawrence, 2b; Dervent, p; J. Lawrence, eof; Green, rf; Moss, 1b; Swartz, If; later wi ie Tt} % Hy RAIN WASHED OUT last night's local sports program causing rf game inning started things off and then § If; Scott, rf; Kelsh, If. IDEAL DAIRY: Cairns, Pp; Welsh, 2b: Snowdon, cf; Lyzun, 3b: Jeffery, 1b; Hopps, c; Bar clay, rf; Lowery, ss; Schram, EBENEZER WINS CLOSE one In one of the closest games the COF League schedule, Eben- ezer nosed out Whitby Boy's Gar- age 31, in Ebenezer on Tuesday night Down pitched the win for Ebenezer. He pitched five full at the plate frames for a shutout and gave way in the sixth to Bantams. | ' Whithy got their lone run in the 7th, when Hurney walked, moved pieked up three ground on a bad throw and scored runs in the first inning and then on a single by Turansky. added three more In the third and Jack Hurrie walked in the sec- ond for Ebenezer and scored later They won the game in the sixth on a hit by Coverley, The win. Lawrence was safe on pers added two runs in the fifth, slammed hy B, Down and R, Osborne, with McCabe and Coverley both get- ting timely singles. WHITBY: Watkinson, 1b; Rob- erts, ss; Mitchell, 3b; Haron, 2b; Hurney, p: Jyrmyn, ¢; Borchek, ef: Turansky, If; Cook, rf, | EBENEZER: B. Down, If; M, Osborne, rf: R. Osborne, e¢; Me- Cabe, ss; Coverley, ef: Shearer, 2h; Crago, 3b; E Down, p; Bantams, p; Johnston, ab thing from Neighborhood Park softball League game booked for the Stadium met Whitby Larry's BA here last agreed cancellation of ever) West Toronto Tailors were Senior to have to 'the Lawrence night but maintain their undefeated record Kansas City blanked the Chicago White Sox 5.0 yesterday it was rained out of course and now the teams have i | to play. the game here at Kinsmen Stadium tomorrow (Friday) | evening at 7:30 o'clock. This is a good break for local ball 'ans and for the Whithy team, There's not too much in the way of sched: | ule action on Friday nights, so local ball fans will have no other | counter-attractions---they should be all on hand at the Stadium here tomorrow night to see this game. Lawrence Tail have won their last three starts and the Whitby club will | xtended to 12 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, July 4, 1067 and at the same time, N.Y. Yankees whitewashed Boston Red Sox 100 so now the Yankees have a full three-game lead over Chicago In the American League race, Two weeks ago, when the Sox had this much of an edge, everybody wondered if they could hold it---now the Yankees have a three-game bulge and most every ball fan has already decided that Stengel's men will be In the World Series again, Indians shut out the Tigers yester- day 6-0 to keep up the whitewash pleture that dominated Amerie can League play. In the National League Cincinnati Redlegs went out on top with a 7.5 win over MHwaukee while St. Louis Cards were extended to win 5-4 over Chicago Cubs, Toronto Leafs scored two runs in the top of the 7th, to tie Rochester but then it rained and the score reverted to the end of the 6th, which gave the Red Wings a 2.0 victory. Major League base- i fall today will feature doubleheaders--the usual July 4th pro- edure, across the border, By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK (AP)--The United States Golf Association last winter put teeth into the rule requiring accurate scorecards and the first person nipped was Jackie Pung. |" The jovial Hawallan was shorn {of the title after she apparently had won the U.S, Women's Na- | tional Open championship. It was 10 runs, [discovered that she and her play- BRIGHT BITS: Yogi Berra drove in eight of Yankees ling partner, Betty Jameson, had in their win yesterday, with a three-run homer and two singles. |; down fives for each other on Bab Turley gave Boston only three hits in this one . . . ADOLFE |, q fourth hole of the final round LUQUE Cuba's greatest baseball figure, 23 years in the major {when each took a six. leagues, died yesterday of a heart attack, at 67, He pitched the fifth! It was an excusable mistake, and final game for Giants when they won the World Series in 1933 Each player, wrapped up in her FIVE MEMBERS of the Cincy Redlegs have been voted posit- own troubles, probably figured the fons on the National League All-Star team, for the big game next other took only a five, and so Tuesday . . . PULIUS HELFAND, N.Y, State Athletic Commission marked Jt ont 1he Card. © cect the chairman is the latest to object to the proposed bout between Floyd big scoreboard showed the correct Paterson and the US. Olympic Games amateur champion, Pete scores for the hole in question, Rademacher, Looks as if this one isn't going to come off! , GAY and hundreds following the con- MIDDLECOFF'S casual play Is annoying some of the other golfers testants knew the right figures, in the British Open--they want him to "speed up' his game .| There was no attempt to deceive, S00 GREYHOUNDS are perturbed. Seems they have had a working defraud, or otherwise sneak in agreement with Toronto Leafs for some time now--but latest re- through a back door. ports are that Leafs will train at Sudbury this fall and leave a few But a rule Is a rule, and, in the ng . , av santay hacker , eyes of the USGA, If it interfered of their hip 3 talent in Sudbury, to play senior hockey with the with justice, it was just too bad Wolves this winter OSHAWA TONY'S are playing an exhibition go fiistice. The penalty was dis- game here at Alexandra Park on Saturday ev STRILA soc qualification in this case, and the cer club returns to the Stadium for their home games, starting this championship won by Mrs, Pung Golf's Strict Rule Means Scorecard Must Be Correct {Jackie Burke, then Master's champion, signed a faulty card, as did Gil Cavanaugh. Each was pen- alized two strokes, instead of be- ing disqualified. There was some criticism of that ruling, as It was unprecedented, So tife rule was | changed making disqualification ! mandatory, | Now the USGA is being critic | |ized for enforcing the new rule. What should be done? One solution might be to take the scoring of the really import. | ant matches in important tourna- ments out of the hands of the players and entrust it to official score keepers Another might be to have the USGA officials check the cards with the contestants in an isolated, | soundproof room, or a platform atop a telephone pole, far from the maddening crowd usually heaving and pawing around the table and making concentration | difficult But the simplest remedy would | be to make allowances for human | error, when there is no intent to defraud and the final score is in| no way affected by a mistake, It seems a golfer carrying 14 clubs | and a lead pencil can get in more | | trouble with the pencil than he can | with any of the clubs, | Saturday evening , BIG GAME on tap tonight is the Major League was given to Betsy Rawls softball tilt at Cowan's Park Last year in the National Open cf; Fegan, 1b; Crossmas, If; Meagher, cf; Judd, p BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS American League OSHAWA LEGION AJAX MERCHANTS MINOR BASEBALL DEFEAT UAWA BOYS Washingtay, OF O00 Ho In another - Legion Midget | Baltimore 080 000 21x 3 g League game, played at Alexan-| Helse, Hyde (3) Byerly (7) dra Park, the Ajax Merchants de-| Courtney; Moore, Odell (8) feated Oshawa UAWA team 11-4. Triandos. Four runs in the first inning on Chicago TANNERY MIDGETS Minor Midget Lakeview Park y team serv car's Midget LOCAL EDGES J In a Legion League game at the Local 205 Tanne ed notice that th title is by no me settled, when they nosed out the league-leading Jury and Lovell team, 7-6 The losers opened with two runs in the first inning on a double Lyons and then with two out, Westfall was safe on an error while Fuller and Gray both drew sW%lks, then Suddard singled to seore Westiall Tannery came back with three runs in their half, Cooper walked but was forced out by Mech, then Love drew a walk and F 1 be bled. Norman unded, 1 ) ing retired on the play but th Fegan hit a double to score both 205 AN L 000 000 000 0 § followed by Hill's homer, then a Donovan, Staley (6) Lapalme walk to Daze and two errors, put| (8) and Moss; Trucks, Morgan Ajax off on the right foot, They (6) and Thompson, picked up two more in the sec sigs Kansas City ond when Brewer was safe on DKizas an error and then Hill hit his | Detroit 000 000 000-- 0 6 0 second homer, After that, Hobbs Cleveland 011 010 30x-- 6 9 1 improved and held Ajax off the Maas, Aber (7) Lee (7) Sleater Hunter, HRs: Cleveland--Carrasquel ti MW score as 64 Te L, foore. was ¢ Boston 000 000 000 0 3 1 UAWA was back in the running, ul 0 but in the 7th, Ajax added five NeW York 342.000 01x10 10 0 runs to put the game beyond Brewer, Susce (2) and White; aR \ ia Turley and Berra. reach. Crawford led, so did HRs: New York Brewer and Kerton and then with a: New yor one out, Hill singled and Brecken w idge followed with a homer that New York 47 completed the rally Chicago 44 UAWA got two runs at the start Cleveland Fozal and Norman m two errors and a lid triple Boston Jury and Lovell run in hy Taylo They couldn't score Detroit the second on a single by B igain off Craw.ord until the 5th Baltimore walk to Chasczewski and a si when Taylor sing Kansas City hy Lyon 'hey nicked J al- and Boissoin ved with Washington most every inning for ohe or two home run blow, 1 the UAWA hit: and the odd walk but didn't team didn't threaten again after score again until the filth, wh 4 that Siddard was hit by a pitche A TAY Ball. moved on an infield out pAlAX ot and scored on Burke's second ridge. e Disa, Uf single. In the sixth, Nicholishen hi eh Roig doubled, Westfall was safe on jan (10-9) and Narleski (5-1) or Pitula efror and both scored on blow UAWA: Petre, 2b: Lemon, rf 1-0 by Gray and Suddard.-In the 7th Whiteley ( Taylor 1h; Bois Washington at Baltimore inning, Judd shut off an idea of a Middleton Pipher, Stobhs (2.12) vs Wight (2.4) or rally by retiring Jury and Lovell Hobbs, p O'Dell (22 in order, two via strikeouts at Kansas City (2) Kee Tannery had taken the lead in and Fischer (34) or the fourth, breaking the 3-3 dead ington (00) vs Kellner (2.4 lock with two runs when Meagher and Garver (46) was safe on an error, moved on a Friday's Games Kansas City at Detroit (N) sacrifice and then Cooper doubled and Mech's single scored Cooper inced they, dene s, It A Detsolt In the fifth, Tannery got the two have obtained the rights to tackle Baltimore at Boston (N) runs they needed ta win the fame and linebacker Jim Hughes, Cana. New York at Washington (N) as it turned out, when "0 al | diaht intercollepiate football's first sened with a walk, Norman _~ J ; a J , teh drait cholee last year singled, Fegan was hit by a pitch 3 then 'Meagher hit a singled after Hughes Crossmas had grounded out and University for drafted hy who passed him on and Berra. Pel. GBL 653 611 535 8% 527 9 493 111% 486 12 380 19% 325 24% ot one led with one out Today's Games And Probable Pitchers Boston at New York (2)-Sisler (6-4) and Stone (1-2) vs Shantz (9-1) and Larsen (3.2), Detroit at Cleveland (2)--Foy- tack (8-6) and Hoeft (1.4) vs Wynn Brewer, 3b; Kerton, 2b; Hill, 1b; Ellis Crawford, p soi, of If; DeLong, 3h WAS FIRST DRAFT CHOICE HAMILTON CP) Tiger-Cots of the ball Union have Hamilton Big Four Fool. annoy National League 200 010 011 000 214 00x 7.11 0 was . Burdette, McMahon (6) Jolly Stampeders! (7) and Crandall; Jeffcoat, Lawr to British ence (9) and Bailey HR Milwaukee -- Aaron, Cran I I, Covington: Cincinnati Crow 1017010 200 3 12 2 Chicago 000 300 001 4 6 0 Jackson, Wilhelm (9) and Lan 4 drith, H, Smith (9 Poholsky, . ie | And Brosnan (7) Littlefield (9) and a second player for 1058 delivery. Neeman, _ : Milwaukee 591 SLAT " . an Alsty en'8 Cincinnati with Que two seasons, an outfield error on Judd's blow to right, let Norman scamper vith Tannery's 7th run AND LOVELI Cha Columbia his ab ingly Calgary home TURY rwakl of: Lye hen, p: Westia Fuller, rf; ;, p 1b: Suddard, lf; Morden 2: Burke, ¢ CT TANNERY: 2b, LoveR db; Hughes ex ¢ i e to stay! St, Loui the Eas Han Wn give the Lions one innamed intern Cooper, 88; Mech Fogal, ¢; Norman Cincinnati 31 HRs: Chicago--Moryn, Long. Only games scheduled. L Pet. GBL St. Louls Milwaukee ) 1| Brooklyn singles by Kerton and Daniels, | Kansas City 011 021 00x--- 5 8 0 Philadelphia New York Chicago Pittsburgh Today's Games And Probable Pitchers New York at Philadelphia (2)-- Gomez (10-5) and Miller (3-3) or sheet unt the last inning. By this (8) and Wilson; Mossi and Nix Crone (4-3) vs Simmons (7-4) and Haddix (8.5) | St. Louls at Chicago (2)--Jones (4-3) and L. McDanlel (84) vs Rush (1.7) and Drabowsky (4.7) Milwaukee at Cincinnati~Phil- lips (3-2) vs Acker (9-3) | Pittsburgh at Brooklyn (2)-- Purkey (7.6) and Friend (4.9) vs Erskine (2-0) and Newcombe (7.6) | Friday's Games | Pittsburgh at New York (N) Chicago at Milwaukee (N) | Cincinnati at St. Louis (N) Philadelphia at Brooklyn (N) International League Toronto 000 000-0 2 0) Rochester 002 000-2 3 0 (Called end sixth, rain) Pierce and Roselli; Russell and D. 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