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1958 1 outfielder has hit 24 home runs left field, scoring what proved the for the Indians this season. |winning run. The Tigers didn't de/ Rocky faced 12 batters in his anything against Rocky after stint on the mound, retiring nine that. | THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Fridey, August 185, Sees Canada As Talent Pool gous Becky Coens For Major League Baseball in College System 0% BEOWE £2 | Hitting Pitcher which the Tigers won 3-2. Man- pitched in a regulation game was By MARVEN MOSS friend along to combat uneasiness| The Cardinals returned Burgess| ATHENS (CP) -- A United Canadian Press Staff Writer and homesickness. to the Red Wings after the tryout|States track official sald Monday MONTREAL (CP)--Canada is} Burgess ha ech ge, of fhe and he hit .280 of better the next|the U.S. college scholarship sys-' CLEVELAND (AP) -- When ager Joe Gordon called Rocky|1951 in Ciass is Laseball, a pool of untapped talent for(Pig guns on the Rochester balithree seasons. He was swinging item faces a searching inquiry by|Rocky Colavito made his major from right field to replace Hoyt baseball's major leagues, says|club since his rookie year in 1953, at a 275 clip, with 11 homers,|;, yoo otional Amateur Ath.|league pitching debut by hurling withelm with runners on second |letic Federation which could re-|three hitless innings against De- 4 third and none out in the Tommy Burgess, Canadian-born|When he compiled a .346 ba'ting halfway through the current sca- outfielder with the International average in 122 games, with 22 son. r An even six feet and 180 pouads, sult in an upheaval for some ath. |troit Tigers Wednesday night he, seventh inning. The Tigers were {became one of the best hitting |eading 2-1. League Rochester Red Wings, (home runs. "A fair number of strong pros- At 29, he has had one shot at|Burgess is considered a long bal: |letes. [brea Dan Ferris, honorary secretary chers since Babe Ruth, Coot Veal, the first man to face | The strong - armed Cleveland Colavito, lifted a sacrifice fly to FULL FRESH POWER Dry Charged or Factory-Filled , ¢ in C i {the majors. But he feels he hasipjtter and manager Cot Deal of-| evtues but hy. sat esau nee or four Bud brs of en 'ves 1 he cleanup bar Of Forme, onary secre of inadequate coaching for dev-|g 0 1dereq on as he'd Jike| 08 spot. He swings and throws of the American Amateur th. elopment and a general public|3 second try ieft-handcd. {letic Union, said the IAAF mget-| apathy about the game," said" poo. years ago he was called His hometown, London, Ont., i» ing in Stockholm later this month | Burgess, a native of London, Ont. up by the parent St. Louis Card- |also the birthplace of Bob Dea- ould rule the U.S. scholarship | "Sure, major leagu clubs con- 3 kin, 23, second baseman with the] bids duct tryout camps here for youn s- iialy of the Notions) Lesgre. Helms Richmond Virginians, |®/5t€m illegal. {mofe as a pinch-hitter. In 21 of-| 1abelled as a strong prospect in| He said the meeting could de- : {the New York Yankees farm sys- cide that those athletes who ac. sters. But they don't do it often |fi th yh t| jficia) %Hips te the Plate, Je fo tem. cept American scholarships are enough and the camps are far fo 2h li Jou ode bit, a fun-scoring double, The IL h i C. not eligible for international com " ' x e as two other Cana- ig 1 SOB jueRl {i CATLy 3 SX petitions which could include the | BIG HURDLE | ; v "A kid picked at one of these|ing towel," says mild-mannered dians, Wil Parsons, 26, of Halifax e ; camps faces a big hurdle too, Tommy. "But it wasn't much of|and Billy Harris, also 26, of | Olympics. when he reports for spring in./an opportunity. You can't judge a Marysville, N.B., a pair of right-| Lengthy discussion on scholar-, ! i Ini +<|ballplayer's ability unless you see handed pitchers. {ships is inevitable at the Stock- ing. in the United States. It's Harris has spent part of a s2x-/holm meeting, which Ferris is to has been selling gasoline to the people of Oshawa for over 30 years at REASONABLE PRICES -~ him play regularly." Pay runt and will continue to do so. tough to fight for a berth cn a ball club when you're young.| alone and in a strange ~ountry.' Burgess' father was with him when he attended his first tryout camp in the U.S. 12 years ago. It's a good idea, he said, for a Canadian to take a relative or | DAREDEVILS OF THE WAVES Daring water ski aces Mike is teammate Roger Ray. All Osborn and Simon Khoury £0 | three will compete in the U.S. through their Paces in breath- | National Water Ski Tourna- taking style at Cypress Gar- dens, Fia. Scooting along below ' ment. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Wray Upper Looks Like 1-C Champ LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Third baseman Wray Uppe: of Galt] Terriers has all but sewed up the Intercounty Senior Baseball |League batting crown despite a |shrinking batting average. With |two league games left, the 26- GOLFER SCORES | "HOLE-IN-NOTHING" | SPOKANE, Wash. (AP)--A golfer got a hole in nothing Wednesday. Nick Nardolillo did it on the Esmeralda course during the pro-amateur warmup for the United States seniors open. A 17-handicap golfer, Nardolillo got one stroke on the par-three eight hole. He canned his No. 3 wood shot on the 208-yard hole. Because Nardolillo had a handicap stroke, the eighth hole was registered as 0." C HATHAM PEE-WEES WIN | CHATHAM (CP) -- Chatham | Kinsmen pee wee all-stars suc- cessfully defended their Western Counties pee wee baseball title son with the NL Dodgers. He's|attend, because Australian com-| with Montreal Royals. 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Rantas C 'ashington 500 16% | 500 16% 487 18 A73 19% 441 23 A434 24 E33 3 3 3 3A Cleveland at Chicago--Woodes- ehick (3-2) vs Latman (0-0) Washington at Baltimore (N)-- Kemmerer (6-10) vs Pappas (7-8) New York at Boston (N)--Tur-|gjsler Fornieles (1) Byerly (5) | Kiel Detroit at Kansas City (N)--|(g) fey (17-5) vs Bowsfield (1-0) Woeft (8-9) vs Terry (7-9) National League 584 -- | 532 6 | 521 6% | 486 11 ATT 13 470 .468 13 waukee 6 47 sburgh 6 B52 San Francisco 59 88. Louis 54 phia 25 » Los Angeles 52 @incinnati 52 Today's Games 83 57 L4 59 62 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (N)-- EMne (11-10) vs Purkey (13-7) Philadelphia at Milwaukee (N)|( «Roberts (12-10) vs Willey (7-3) | Milwaukee St. Louis at Los Angeles (2, Cincinnati @wi-N)--Jackson (9-9) and Maglie| ¢84) vs Podres (10-10) and Wil- Sams (8-7) Chicago at San Francisco (N)--| $Miman (2-4) vs Miller (3-6) | Saturday's Games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee | Chicago at San Francisco International League 52 52 88 68 67 57 69 5 MN Today's Games Montreal at Columbus (N) Toronto at Richmond (2) (N) | Buffalo at Miami (N) Rochester at Havana (N 76 504 -- 75 67 63 61 ssontreal 'Toronto Jdstene Columbus Richmond Havana 536 Th | 488 13} American Association | Thursday's Results charleston 2-9 Wichita 6-8 Minneapolis 6 Omaha 3 $t. Paul 16 Denver 12 Louisville 2 Indianapolis 7 Detroit Cleveland 300 001 050 1-10 15 2/Majors has .381. Anderson also two straight games. |L (9) and Lau; McLish, Mar- 518 14% Pri 2 (28), Wertz (1). {Kansas City 000 000 011-3 8 1 Chicago Moore and Lollar. New York Boston st. Loul WL Pet GEL IM Green; and Thomas (19). [Chicago "456 141 |Los Angeles 011 202 01x--710 3 |and Neemon, Thacker (6) 8. Tay-| And Probable Pitchers jor (8); Drysdale, Klippstein (8) {Kipp (9) and Roseboro. | Newcombe and Bailey. | Montreal | Richmond {Dick and Oldis. | Montreal W L Pet. GBL Richmond 584 1% |gtad and Oldis. h [Rochester Miami {Mason (8) and Coker. Noble; Cueche and Gr % year-old veteran has a 396 aver-| American League age while his closest rival, Stan 010 024 002 0-- 9 14 2| (Gabby) Anderson of London Susce, Cicotte (1) Morgan (5)|hag two games left During the last week London's| Dale Creighton took third place | by boosting his average six points to 357. A behind is St. [Thomas Elgin' Jim Feterscn | while Arlie Parker of K-W Dutch- lies and Johnny Ambrose of St. Thomas rank next with .355 and .354 respectively. Shortstops Nick DiCarlo of Guelph and Freddy Thompson of Oakville share base stealing hon- ors with 15 each. Last week's ruling that pitcher Mike Wallace of Guelph wowd nit qualify for the pitching cham- pionship since he has left the team has been rescinded. The ruling was laid down conceraiag |ail trophies early in the season 000 001 011--3 8 1/pyt because official notice of the 000 001 12x--4 10 0 rules by an oversight was not Muffett, Brosnan (8 and|given the clubs, it has been de- Antonelli, Grissom (9) cided to reinstate Wallace on i p {with a 1.89 earned run average. HRs: SF-Spencer (13), Mays Second is southpaw Roy McKay 020 000 010-8 11 1 Narleski (9) Ferrarese 9) Bell (9) and Nixon. HRs: Det-Kuenn; Cle-Colavito 100 004 00x--5 8 1 Dickson (6) Tomanek (7) and Chitl; Daley, 7) Craddock HR: KCy-House (4). 300 410 000-8 18 1 101 000 000--2 8 1 Maas, Kucks (4) and Howard; (8) and White, Berberet National League of London at 2.25. McKay is the circuit's biggest winner at 10-4. OSHAWA MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOC. EASTVIEW BA NTAMS DEFEAT SOUTHMEAD In a Kiwanis Bantam League game; played at Southmead,| Eastview Park boys scored a 10-7 !vietory. Six runs in the third inning, on singles by Bruce and Siblock and another by Lyzun, followed by three-straight homers, by Mec. Laren, Barnoski and Chute, put the Eastview Park boys out in front and they stayed there. They added one in the fourth on two walks and a hit by Jones and two more in the fifth when Bar- noski singled and Chute hit his second homer. They added twe, by Seydiowedd and Roenak, in the 7th. Southmead scored first, with three runs in the first inning on HR: Roch-Katt. {a blow by Siblock, walk to Peters 000 002 012-5 10 1/and a single by Mayumd, plus an error and a wild pitch. In the 022 000 20x59 1) hind, Peters and Goring scored. | Peters scored again in the fifth, on his walk and an error that followed and Siblock walked in Briggs, Solis (4) Anderson (7)| HRs: LA-Snider (11), Drysdale | 4). 110 000 0103 12 1 000 000 000-0 1 2 Jay, Spahn (9) and Crandall; HR: Mil-Bruton (2). International League 000 0120-3 8 © 010 022 x5 8 1 Lasorda, Valdes (6) and Teed; HR: Rich-Oldis. 000 010 0600-1 8 1 100 020 00x---3 6 0 Giallombardo and Gatta; Bron- HRs: Roch-Boyer, Pless, 000 000 020-3 8 % 000 001 000--1 8 © Ricketts and Katt; McDermott, Toronto Columbus Scantlebury, Richards (7) and Thompson; Douglas and Rand. HRs: Tor-Smith; Col-Goss. Tusday by scoring a 13-3 victory over Sarnia Pee Wees. 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