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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 7, 1960 'Sage Often By Eb WILKS Acsoclated Press Staff Writer The first week or 10 days of the American League season, Baltimore Orioles were winning with Jim Gentile"s bat and a bunch of kid pitchers, and most everyone said, "Forget 'em, it can't last." Now it's June, the season's al- most two months old and Gentiles stil' sluging, the kid pitchers are still winning and the Birds lead by 2% games. Gentile hit his seventh home run of the season and drove in three runs Monday night, back- ing a six-hit pitching job by Chuck Estrada for a 6-1 victory over Washington. It was the fifth success in seven games for the Orioles and added a half-game to their lead over the idle second- place Cleveiand Indians. SOX' FOURTH STRAIGHT Chicago's third place White Sox moved within a half game of the Indians with their fourth straight victory, getting past the New York Yankees 3-2 with an unearned run in the ninth. That was the only other game sched- uled in the American League. In the lone National League game, St, Louis rapped the last- place Philadeiphia Phillies 5-2 for righthander Larry Jackson's sixth straight victory. First place Pittsburgh and sec- ond place San Francisco, a game Surmise' Otherwise pair as the Orioles scored three in the third against the Senators and rookie Jim Kaat (1-5), who lost his fifth in a row. The seventh-inning home rum, off reliever Bill Fischer, gave Gentile a 2-for-4 night, good for a fourth-place. .340 average in the American League. NEAR SHUTOUT Estrada, now 6-1 with his fourth straight victory, had a two-hit shutout unti' the seventh and finished with a six-hitter. The Senators, dropping to seventh, got their rur on singles by Hal Naragon, pinch hitter Elmer Valo and Faye Throneberry. The White Sox 4-0 against the Yankees, beat southpaw Whitey Ford (2-4) after being blanked on " TITLE-HOLDER tunity to watch the League All many ba: !|that he will become baseball's next four-hundred batter. amazing strength for a man of rather me- dium stature, Hank owns what has often been described as "The best pair of wrists in the game". Aaron won his first Senior '|League bat crown back in 1956 when he finished with a .328 mark topped all hitters with his .355 av- sides posssesing A year ago, he in both 1 three singles for seven innings, ROGER MARIS a 22 tie in the ninth after two errors by thir¢ baseman Gil Me- | . Dougald and Sherm Lollar's third atterson uts Staley (6-1) won his third in a| row, in relief of Billy Pierce, al-| Roger Maris' hit his 15th home| NEW. YORK (AP) -- Floyd run, tops in the majors, in the Patterson weighed 194 pounds saved it in the ninth. |routine physical examination at The Cardinals came from be-|the state athletic commission. (2.1), making his first start of when he lost his title on a third- the season. They scored an un-| round technical knockout to Swe- Luis Aparicio's third single broke hit loaded the bases. Gerry " though blowing a 2-1 lead when| More Weight On eighth inning. Dick Donovan|Morday when he underwent a hind against rookie Christ Short| Patterson weighed. 182 pounds earned run in the fourth, then|den's Ingemar Johansson last above the .400 mark. Hammerin' Hank Aaron, One Of Baseball's Best Local fans will have an oppor- 1959 Major League baiting champion in ac- |tion when 26-year-old Hammerin' '|Hank Aaron and his Milwaukee Braves teammates come to To- ronto to battle the International Stars on Monday, night, June 27. #| This marks the second time in just six years that the youthful right flelder has captured the Na- i|tional League baiting title and seball experts believe Be- erage. For a great part of the season his average remained His story is truly an amazing one. The Braves purchased his contract from the Indianapolis Clowns back in 1952. He reported to the Eau Claire Club of the Class C Northern League and pro- ceeded to hit .336 in 87 games. He was voted the loop's outstanding rookie as well as the All Star shortstop. The following year, Hank wag promoted to the Class A. Jacksonville Club and was sta- tioned at second base when the season got underway. Fans throughout the South Atlantic League will long remember the batting feats of young Aaron. He topped the circuit in batting, runs scored, total bases, doubles and runs batted in and was runner up in home runs and triples. As might be expected, he was voted the league's Most Valuable Play- er, Aaron switched to the outfield while playing ball in Puerto Rico in 1954. When Bobby Thomson fractured his ankle during spring training of 1954, Aaron, who was one of several farm-hands invit- ed to train with the parent club, stepped into a job which he has held ever since and one which he will undoubtedly retain for many years to come, Henry not only was the game's leading hitter last season, but he was also the slugging leader and hecame the first National League player to hit the 400 mark in total bases since Stan Musial ac- complished the feat back in 1948. Yes, Hank Aaron is quite a talented young man and his tal- ents with a baseball bat could pro- v.de th» highlight of the Braves appearance here. SPORTS Whitby Ladies AN EXCLUSIVE "HIDDEN FEATURE guarantees your satisfaction with LAWN-BOY CANADA'S MOST POPULAR POWER MOWER Lawn-Boy and only Lawn-Boy ives you this *hidden feature, oth mower and engine are de=. signed for each other and come pletely made in Canada by Outboard Marine. One warranty covers both--for your complete satisfaction. FROM $79.95 See all 5 LAWN-BOY models at your dealer's. won it with two in the fifth on June 26. Ken Boyer's infield hit, a walk,| Patterson wants to be heavier Hal Smith's single and a double| between 186 and 188 pounds-- by Curt Flooa Jackson, building! for his return bout wih Johans- Dodgers' St. Paul farm club on|the longest streak in the National son at the Polo Grounds June 20.| a conditional basis, overcame |for 7-5 recorc, blanked the Phils| Dr, Alexarder Schiff, a com- sprirg injuries and nailed a job|on four hits over the last eight| mission physician, said the 25- on nis third try in the majors. |innirgs. He walked no one, struck|year-old New Yorker is in fine His double drove in a clinching'out rine. shape. Minor Softball Boys 'Now In Full Stride BATHE RUNS WILD FERNHILL MIDGETS WIN Despite a five run splurge in| Fernhill Midgets, playing at asts . last night in which there|the sixth, Storie lost decidedly to|Kingside, downed the home team were seven Kiwanis Bantam visiting Bathe 23-5. 6-2 last night. games scheduled and two Midget | Strong hitting for Bathe and| Three runs in the eighth inning games. Burke's three-hitter were the hy Fernhill opened the otherwise " main reasons for the one-sided |tight game. Kingside scored both SOUTHMEAD WINS EASILY f i as : fl 1 OSTON ( --0ld § : i wu |romp. Rightfielder Harabulza was|their runs in the first. B ON (AP)--Old Sugar Ray| Five runs in the fifth inning. high scorer for Bathe with| Zarowny, Fernhill's pitcher, | Robinson breezed into town Mon- i i olped |: day and announced his plans for aud four +i ihe hig 12:4 win] iS pip re Lea Corie struck out a total of 17 batters. a ) P | i aatel: : gh ont i Smet aks, eas 11-4 to, For and Gaaicl sch st Gk Nel Sena, Nore Oe like. to. Bit Bim . somes, C000, first Jasemsn for| "Adams' single drove in Har-|scorers for Fernhill. [Southmead, was the LOp SCOTET|,;1q for Storie and Wilkins,| groRIE BEATS N. OSHAWA more." as i 4 [with three runs. Peters and Kid |, i lei wi Adams, Bell and Dubrowski net-| gy uo" ost" home team North Oshawa 13-8 in Oshawa Midget Robinson was quiet-spoken and|,, seemed a little subdued as he| Vere SoS Se x th [ted the other runs. | Connaught's big inning was el KINGSIDE WINS action last night. Three runs by Quenneville and headed into the rematch for one| , x version of the world middle- [Sixth when they Hailed Thee Kingside defeated home team runs. Ritchie also scored in the|perhijl 7.5 in a close game last|zomeonko paved the way for the Storie win. Four runs were back of the Pirates, had a chance to regroup w:th the day off. Gentile, a 26 . year - old first bascman purchased from the 18-8523. HANNAN MARINE SALES 20 RAY ST., OSHAWA RA 8-8853 Nip UAW Del's Whitby Merchants defeated UAW Del's 5-2 in Metro-Toronto Ladies League play last night at Alexandra Park. Brown, Kehoe, Gillespie (two runs) and Campbell were the girls scoring for Whitby. Parsons and Delves tallied for the Del's. Campbell doubled Brown home in the first for Whitby. Kehoe scored in the sixth on a double] by Gillespie. Childs singled Gil- lespie home, Gillespie stole home on a play at first in the third. Campbell added one more for Whitby in the ninth. Parsons got a run in the first for Oshawa on an error, Delves hit a home run in the eighth to give Oshawa their second run. WHITBY MERCHANTS -- Brown, rf; Childs, If; Wick, 2b; Campbell, cof; Nichelson, 1b; N. Campbell, ss; Kehoe, p; Gilles- pie, 3b; Smyth, e. OSHAWA DEL'S -- Parsons, lb; Halliday, ss; Scott, If; Glober. If; Thomas, 3; Brown, rf; 0'Con- ner, ; Craggs, p; s Brady, 2b; ol w Delve, of; CALENDAR TODAY'S GAMES Meet and GOLF Oshawa Irvitati-n Test Match. SOFTBALL Inier-County League -- Hoy vs Thompson a. Lakeview Park; Coles vs Crawfords at Alexandra Park (East); Port Perry vs Tony's at Alexandra Park (West). All games al 6.45 p.m. Metro Toronto Girls' League-- Glens at Whitby, Centennial Park 8.00 p.m. South Ontario County League -- Scugog Cleaners vs Merchants at Alexandra Park (South) and Brooklin vs Markham at Mark- ham. Both games at 8.15 p.m. BASEBALL Oshawa Legion Minor (Midget) League -- Beaton's Dairy vs Vic- tor's Sports at Alexandra Park, 6.30 p.m. PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING Exhibition -- Three bouts at Kinsmen Stadium, 8.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES SOCCER ' Osh. and Dist. League -- Italia vs Hungaria at 6.45 p.m, and Hol- Jandia vs Polonia at 8.30 p.m. Both games at Kinsmen Stadium. LAWN BOWLING CARVED UP LIKE MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE Sam' Silverman at sports | ly televised bout with Paul luncheon yesterday.. Robinson | Pender who holds a Massachu- will be seeking a sixth crown | setts version ot the title. this Friday night in a national- --CP Wirephoto Sugar Ray Robinson, five times holdeir ot assorted titles, carves a slice of roast beef for Boston boxing promoter, "Sad : Sucar Ray SPORTS MENU +"~ | By Geo. H. Campbenn | Still Holds SPORTS EDITOR | Norris Beef By BOB GREEN Clear, cool weather greeted Oshawa Minor softball enthusi- SMITH'S SPORTS 353 KING ST. W. OSHAWA #y A 1 'Everything From Soup To Nuts JOHNNY RYAN, Oshawa's gift to the Detroit Tigers' farm system, came up with his first home-run of the season, last week, with one mate on bases at the time. We mention this, not to point out that Johnny was the great big hero and won the game with his four-ply blow--on the contrary, they still lost the game --but it's just nice to know that this local boy "is making good" and if he keeps it up--Tigers are going to advance him in their system next season. > 86 KING ST. KE OSHAWA Markham vs Whitby, Whitby and Merchants vs Pickering. Both games at 8.15 p.m. Al Hefferings vs Port Perry, Port Perry, game at 7.00 p.m. The Queen's Plate Trial race left a few of the "wise guys" with their eyebrows up in the air. Seems that they took off the blanket in the Trials yesterday and those who had been confidently picking Victoria Park to take it all, are now not sure. Bulpamiru and All Canadian won their heats yesterday, Normally this wouldn't be the cause for too much consternation, but the way this year's Plate Race is being talked, anything can happen, and yesterday's Plate Trial races only serve to further confuse the issue. How Are . . . YOUR BRAKES? WILL THEY MEET THE POLICE REQUIREMENTS ? Don't Think If Over Come In NOW and Let Us Examine Your Brakes For Safety Sake!! BRIGHT BITS: If George Chuvalo can win his bout tonight over Nino Valdes, then he could become, in one night, a top contender for the world's heavyweight title--and, (poor George) a logical opponent for either Ingemar Johansson or Floyd Patterson. . . . PHILLIES, on the bottom of the league, still have to perk up. Eight of them drew $25.00 fines yesterday for tardiness. . . . OSHAWA SOCCER fans are getting ready for Thurs- day's big game at Varsity Stadium. . HAMILTON TI-CATS have a problem. Their fans are buying up season tickets faster than they can sell them. . . . NHL MOGULS, at their big yearly confab in Montreal, are not actually making too much headway. . . . OSHAWA MINOR Softball Assoc. teams, Bantam and Midget, played their second schedule dates last 'night and thus moved into strict seasonal competition. . . . GORDON PIRIE, England's top middle-distance runner, won a big race yesterday, just 4.4 seconds slower than his own world's record time. Hels in shape! IOLANDA BALAS of Romania, bettered her own world's record high jump record yesterday with a leap of six feet, .84 of an inch. LANDER-STARK OIL LIMITED makes it easy for you fo have a BRAND NEW weight crown he has held five i "S: *V¥ He had his usual harsh words Hird Ng 10 Somsaghs mgt. Peterborougi (O'Keefe Trophy) e ha s usual wo ; A for Jim Norris and the old Inter-| A yome run by Calder in the and two in the sixth aided King- scored in the sixth and. seventh, BASEBALL . bott of the seventh gave|side to their second win inl two Oshawa Legion Minor (Ban- clined to predict the outcome of [gurus S ist. shia four i the fight, and refused to be drawn jo "Nonh Oshawa pitcher Malarczuk were double| North Oshawa got four in the Ajax and Whitby vs Jury and * > |scorers. : , Alexandra Park. Both decision by which Pender, the| It was a closely fought game ™"po.;hi)) exploded for their five hg seventh, de. ual Bi . Love) onetime Brookline, Mass., fire- indsey was the only player : being hit. In each case valuable, eventually scored reached get two wins for North Oshawa. yiZhestione Minor, Langue the crown Jan. 22. runs were tallied with these|singt op 5 walk. Dell, the hurler for North Osh-|Xoroos ; At that time the title was rec- A : r g i oc. (Kiwanis Sunnyside scored four runs in|saved' the game for them as|first inning, but gained bet, |, Oshawa Miner As at Bathe; sachusetts, Since then, however, |the first with Calder doing the | Malarezuk began to get a little ter control as the game / pro- A y {the New York commission has fopeide The third inning marked four| pe [ot Kiogeide; or men) at man for failing to appear for amore runs for Sunnyside. - \ ' . ' scheduled bout in Baltimore. h R k I Ad i | senth but failed Branc 1C e ngo S Visor Radio at Noriua Oshawa. (Midget | : S 145 the top of the sevent a League) North Oshawa at gala, however Phi recognize |to get any runs. ' P di KO 2! e Robinson-Pender winner as t : De OK's Amended | redicts TT ee de "I think T'm better prepared| Home team Woodview swamp- ene ia [this time," Robinson said. "I'd|ed visiting Simcoe Hall, 23-1 last gemar Johansson's advisor pre-|" wetro Torcnto Girls' League-- Sia dicted Monds - 4 oh t : fight and you just can't get pre-| A twelverun first inning by ed Monday an 11th. or 12th [vaw Del's at Industrials. [ pared by training. Now, I've had|Woodview was the signal for| NEW YORK (AP) -- Branch world heavyweight boxing cham-| Rickey, president of the new pio ser $0 | other one and I've worked about|to the faltering Simcoe Hall. a ois over Floyd, Patterson June 54 rounds." Crozier and Mitchell, Wood-|dorsed the amended version of| 'Patterson should be tougher : A the Kefauver bill that would cur-|this ti i 1 x would have more confidence this outs and only allowed five hits. url diy Sime put 1 ihisk Ingemar The Irish-bred Cavan won the time aroand. ard pr For Woodview it was Mc-|jor leagues and open the way for|or 12th round," said Edwin Ahl- today with the favorite ooTs Tam ! a third big league. |quist, a leading Swedish pro- BY W e o T, had more. own over the plate with his home running second. Tim Tam ha "I hope so," he added. run and Mitchell nailed a bases Thursday or Friday. The), "Unless Patterson comes to and the Preakness that season, | McNamee also hit a home run in amended version eliminates the (Ingemar, 1 don't look for an|,ng was bidding to win the triple the third with two on. tation but makes all minor play- fone suddenly as it did last year | oot cthkes, in which he started STARS scored in the third. ers with four years of service in|lfi the third round. I know that|gayorite. Affer the race, it was unrestricted - draft. {out but he also is ready to go i ) a small bone in his foot during wi ---------- Radio outscored visiting Rundle] "The Continental League|ti¢ full distance and outscore the stretch drive. | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |18-6 via a six-run first inning and | Fr: 4 : { bill," Rickey said Monday. IE | -- 1175, South Africa. 10. nals, won sixtk in a row, strik-| For Radio, March and Connell [does two things. It provides: a| NIGHT |gensen, Port Arthur, Tex., 133,/blanking Phils on four hits over Rundle's best was Koontiz and draft and it permits organization {stoppea Gallite Reyes, 136, Mon-|last eight innings for 5-2 ve Livion with two. of new major league. ! | cision ; SAAT New Orleans--Freddie Little, Hifting--Jir Gentile, Orioles, | ning by Radio, Rundle had dif-| "equality and distribut y By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (155% Bogalusa, La. outpointed|drove in three runs with double ficulty getting untracked. Abn talent Ro a gh oo 133% New York, knocked out 10 | Senators. were able to get three runs. tional bonus rule." Tommy Pacheco 133%, Puerto! ! Jolaunestry : South Africa-- are in Ste , W founded Carl (Bobo, Olson, 176%, San in 1788 by King Gustaf III. times. SUNNYSIDE SQUEAKS WIN | Four runs in the first inning -- Mixed Doubles. : i Fh one in the fourth and four in the national Boxing Commission, de- Sunnyside a 15-14 win over visit- starts. R. Glecoff, A. Glecoff and tam} -- Oshawa Dairy vs Ajax, out: on his feelings of the split second, two in the fifth and two i i | s at 6.30 p.m. with a total of five home runs... i, the third when each man o| BAM P man, lifted his limited version of homers. |" "ight fielding by Kingside|awa, walked seven men in the SOFTBALL ognized in New York and Mas- main job with his strong double. wild. |gressed. Weodview ai Storie; Sunnyside suspended the 40-year-old Sugar- -- i Hall; Connaught at Nipigon; e mc North Oshawa led going into a \g The New York commission has Sonthmead: Storie at Fernhill. champion. WOODVIEW TRIUMPHS . GROSSINGER, N.Y. (AP)--In-\mony's at Alexandra Park. {been out 21 months before that |night. Baseball Bill round knockout victory for the South Ontario County League-- that fight with Pender. and an-|things to come later in the game SEoID Gini als 'REMEMBER WHEN... ? He said he felt that Pender |View pitchers, divided 16 strike ¢ 1 ! tail player operations of the ma-|will -catch up to him by the 11th Belmont Stakes two years ago may bring the fight to Robinson Namee sending two runs plus his The bill is to be acted upon moter. captured the Kentucky Derby {loaded homer in the first inning. YESTERDAY'S reference to player control limi-|early knockout, although it can crown of the U.S, Turf in the Bel- Simcoe Hall's lone run was| organized baseball eligible for an| Ingemar is'set for a quick knock- 'discovered Tim Tam had broken RADIO BEATS RUNDLE i | Pitchi wholeheartedly endorses the|Latterson." FIGHTS LAST "= Francisco, outpointed Mike Holt,| Pitching--Larry Jackson, Car-|seven more in the fifth. . ana | Lake Charles, La.--Paul Jor. ing out ninc, walking none and were best with three runs each.|just and reasonable unrestricted ores: Mexice. 4, After such a booming first in-| He said the bill would give| New York -- Benny Gordon, Charley Cotton, 152, Toledo, Ohio, | 21 homer in 6 1 victory over the| wasn't until the third that they | would defeat "the terribly irra- : | Rico 10. a Sweder's ing witimato BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Americar League | 000 000 100-- 1 6 1|Baltimore 103 100;10x-- 6 9 1/Cleveland cago ) York Americar League WwW L 17 [lio 2-2) (N) Pet. GBL| Milwaukee (o] | 8 630 -- |Angeles (Iodres 4-4) (N) 585 2% [Cincinnati (O'Toole 4-4 or Hook E 565 3 4-4) at San T'rancisco (Antonelli (41:3, F.1d 512 5% (3-2) (N) | 488 6% Pittsburgh 'Mizell 13) at Chi. 422 9% |cage (Ellsworth 2-2) 419 9% | Wednesday's Games 366 11% | Pittsburgh at Chicago {Philadelphia at St. Louis (N) Lollar: Ford (2-4) (And Probable Pitchers) | Milwaukee at Los Angeles (N) HR: NY-Maris (15). 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