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September 17, 1960 NEW BRUINS WITH HORVATH dence, L to R: Dallas Smith from Oakner, Manitoba; Hor vath who halls from Port borne, Ont,, and Orval Tessier from Cornwall, Ont, Tessier Two promising newcomers flank veteran Bronco Horvath in Boston Bruins workout in preparation for the team's first exhibition game with Provi- te eee ------ with Kingston in the Bastern league last year was hockey's top scorer with 59 goals and 67 assists, (AP Wirephoto) {SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' Port Credit Take Third Mann Game By BRUCE LEVETT CHATHAM LEGION is in the city today! As a matter of fact, they arrived yesterday afternoon, In recent years, when Chatham met Oshawa in OBA play- off competition, it was almost always "Chatham Moose" ~but thiz 1960 season brings a switch. It seems that this year, Chatham Legion, Branch No. 431, is sponsor- ing the Bantam team that won the Western Ontario honors. This afternoon, here at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, it's the first game of the Ontario champion~ ship finals in OBA Bantam ranks, between Oshawa Legion and Chatham Legion. The Chatham team, real serious about this affair, landed in here yesterday after- noon and had a workout, That's the Bantams! The "oldies" on the trip also had a workout---but that came later, As far as we could determine, they have the following hard-working baseball enthusiasts with them: Ian Clarke of the Oshawa Dairy Legion Bantams and Bill Campbell, secretary-treasurer of the Legion Minor Association, constituted the welcoming committee, Jack Paul is one of the Chatham No. 431 coaches and with him, he has Ross Day, manager of the team and Bill Swift, another coach. Gerry Charlton, from Chatham News, is the official scorer and Casey Maynard is the No. 1 Public Relations Officer of the club. Other en- thusiasts in the party include Doug Day, Alex Frain, Gord Miller and Harry Jones, all minor baseball boosters in Chatham. The first game of their All-Ontario OBA final series, ig scheduled for this afternoon, here at the Stadium and then they go back to Chatham to finish the series, next week-end. And that's just how it will work out! THE WEATHERMAN, who has been very obliging this past three weeks, has threatened to "spit" on pro- ceedings this afternoon, We hope he restrains himself until about midnight, We have four key games in OASA playoff competition, booked for this afternoon and even ing and we would very much like to see them played. If they can get winners today, the situation will be fairly comfortable, from now until Thanksgiving Day week- end, Besides the OBA Bantam playoff game here at the Stadium this afternoon, our next "local" attraction is the OASA Junior "A" game tonight, between Scugog Cleaners and the visiting Woodstock Juniors. Three key games are on tap this afternoon, all scheduled for four o'clocks -- which is why we hope the weatherman co- operates, It's Weston and Fernhill in Midget third game at Pickering; Port Perry vs. Wellsley, at Port Perry, first game of their series and Brooklin vs. Mount Hope, in Willowdale, 3rd and deciding game--all three at four o'clock this afternoon, It boils down to this--if they get these games played off today, we'll have a pretty good idea of just how much softball action we can expect around these parts at the close of this season. BRIGHT BITS: -- Don Campbell survived a 300- mile-per-hour spill yesterday but his motor vehicle was wrecked, so that ends his bid for the world's new speed record -- at least for a while . , . TORONTO LEAFS made it 3-0 in their International League play- off series yesterday . . . WARREN SPAHN, who has long been regarded as one of the best baseball pitchers in major leagues today, came up with his first no-hitter yesterday, a 4-0 victory over the Phillies, Just to make the cheese more binding, the Pirates lost one to the Redlegs toc and that sets the stage for a thrilling home= stretch finish in the National League . , . N.Y, YANK- EES took Baltimore yesterday and the Chicago White Sox lost to Detroit and that just about makes the American League race a two-way affair, from here to the wire . . . ALONZO STAGG retired yesterday as advisory football coach of Stockton College. He now admits he hasn't the time to give to the job -- Amos Alonzo is now 98 . . . PORT CREDIT defeated Nanaimo 17-13 last night, to take a 3-0 lead in the Mann Cup finals, for Canada's senior lacross championship. Don Campbell Cut, Bruised [5 efor cdf BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS! wri (AP)--3ritish s) king Donald Campbeil was injured Friday in car in shape so we can have an- other go." But the project chief Peter Carr told reporters that Camp- Canadian Press Staff Writer PORT CREDIT (CP) -- What does it take to win? Nanaimo, western representa. tive in the best-of-seven series for| the Mann Cup, must be asking that question today. Monday they bowed 109 to the speedy but relatively in. experienced Port Credit Sailors, the eastern representative in the Canadian lacrosse champlon- ships. 80 Wednesday the westerners came up with 11 goals--good enough to have won Monday, Sailors hit for 12. | Nanaimo scored 13 Friday) night--again good enough to have won the previous game -- but Port Credit got 17, Now the team that was favored to win in four straight games faces elimination in Monday night's fourth engagement. | FLY IN STAR Don Sherry, flown in to replace departing Don Ashbee, scored three goals for Nanaimo but his added strength wasn't enough, Ashbee leaves before Monday's Jans to attend a business college Nanaimo. Archie Browning led the west- ern club with four goals, Skip MacKay got two and singles came from Jack Blonda, Tom McVie, Ashhee and Gord Gimple. for Sailors, Florian Tomchishen and Larry Ruse sinking three each, Paul Henderson and George Kapasky scored two each, with Leo Treatero, Louls Nickle and Ken Crawford getting singles, Milt Burrows of Brampton and Denny Peterson of Oakville re- placed Bill Nelson and George eree, The change came following criticism by Nanaimo coach Red Macmillan of earlier officiating. Nanaimo drew 11 of the 16 pen- alties, including a 10-minute mis conduct to Ashbee for tossing a ball into the crowd in anger, More than 4000 persons watched while 800 were turned away, no-hitter and became the first man to win 20 games in the major league this season with a 40 victory over Philadelphia Brian Aherne scored four goals|P; Lose struggle came fo a Fd ight as New Westmins- ter Ssimonbellies rolled over Whitby Red Wings to capture the Minto, Cup and Canadian junior It was Salmonbellies' for title and gained convincing fashion with an 11.7 series, will be the on! by a Salmon Ex-Mates Too Much For Leafs By THE CANADIAN PRESS Two former Leafs fired third period goals just 73 seconds apart as Chicago Black Hawks defeated Toronto Maple Leafs 4-1 Friday night in a National Hockey League exhibition game, The goals by Eric Nesterenko and Tod Sloan ended a late rally by the winless Toronto club. The Leafs were kept off the scoresheet in the game af Peter borough by brilliant goaltending by former St, Catharines star Dennis Dejordy, Dejordy replaced Glen Hall in the second period and didn't al- low a goal. Ab McDonald scored the Hawks' last goal with only three minutes left to play while Carl Brewer went the length of the ice and lost control of the puck only to have Red Kelly scoop it into the net for Toronto's lone tally. At 'Boston, five rookies have survived the latest cuts by the Bruins. They are goalkeeper Bruce Gamble, defencemen Dallas Smith and Ted Green and for- wards Orval Tessier and Bill Carter, Kitchener reported that Andy Bathgate came to terms Friday with New York Rangers. Ted Hampson, a centre acquired from Toronto Maple Leafs, also signed his contract, Fast Boats Compete For Trophy WASHINGTON (AP) -- Miss Thriftway and the Nitrogen pair renew their open-throttle rivalry for the 1960 unlimited hydroplane championship today at the open. ing of the President's Cup re- gatta on the Potomac River, These three are among elght-- possibly nine ~-hydroplanes of unlimited size and power ex- ected to compete in the capit. al's annual speedboat classic, Miss Thriftway, Willard Rhodes' Seattle boat, currently heads the season's competition with 1,075 points acquired mainly through victories in the Apple Cup, Detroit Memorial and Seat. tle Seafair events. With Bill Mun. cey driving, Miss Thriftway also up. Samuel Dupont's Nitrogen of Wilmington, Del., ranks second three other regattas to go in the point series, Nitrogen has logged 1,021 points, while her all-alum. num sister, Nitrogen Too, has 2, Other entries include George Simon's Miss U.S. I, Detroit; Ole Bardahl's Miss Bardahl, Seattle; Miss Buffalo, owned by a New York group; Chuck Thompson's Miss Detroit and Jim Thomp- son's Miss Supertest III the Harmsworth trophy champion Phillies. from London, Ont. Red Wings Final ton Is retiring after 12 years as a player and coach. Preston is Pessiaaiotle about enough players minor uating nts to restock Salmonbellies, said y familiar name of Salmonbellies, The name was dropped by a senior team here last year, on a combination team scoring and tremendous ence, Doug Wallsmith scored three 'riday night, Mike Gates, vi in the fifth game of the zone def: goal aplece, DAVIS WHITBY'S BEST Terry Davis, Wally Thorne and Johnny Roberts each picked up two goals for Whitby, Phil Hall added a single, Whitby coach Bev Groves said: "It was a combination of things that beat us, "On ability, I think both teams were equal, but the wooden floor, the difference in Eastern and Western officiating and our un- der - estimation of their goalle were the key factors, "Their netminder (Howie Smith) was the man who beat us 'every time we thought we were on the way back, zone defence will make any team look ineffective." New Westminster took the se- Rie Wi ries 42 Hiaad in the tleworth and Syd Warrick got one|"€ SPORTS CALENDAR BEB LCLKEL Fred Richardson LH rt §8se Chakales, first of three Toronto hurlers, was the winner, Jim King started out the sec- ond with a single, but was forced by Joe Hannah, Earl Hersh then walked and Moran blasted his double off the left-field screen. Artie Kay struck out Ken Hunt and Jesse Gonder with Vees on second and third in the ninth inn. ing to preserve the Rochester] trioniph for starter Willard Schmidt, Richmond had 11 hits but stranded 13 runners and aided| the Wings in a four-run second inning with two errors, a hit batsman and a wild pitch, The "Some of our boys didn't show| Wings contributed hits by Chris as well as expected, but their Cannizzare, Schmidt and Ellis Burton to the big second inning offensive, By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer Two little lefties and two big bats have put New York Yankees a game ahead of Baltimore in thelr weekend showdown for the American League lead--and per- haps the pennant, Whitey Ford, struggling through his worst season but still manager Casey Stengel's No, 1 guy in the clutch, and Bobby Shantz choked off the Orioles as the Yankees rode in with a 42 victory on home runs by Hector Lopez and Roger Maris Friday night, It was the opener of a four game series at Yankee Stadium and once more dropped the Or- joles two games behind In the decisive 'lost' column, The Birds, with a dozen games left to play compared to the Yan- kees' 14, picked ace Chuck Es- trada, & rookie with a 17-9 rec- ord, for this afternoon's game with the President's Cup and g against Bob Turley (8-3), The se- ries ends with a doubleheader Sunday. SOX THREE BACK The Yankees also moved three games ahead of the third-place Chicago White ox, The defend ing champs, who had hoped to gain ground while the Orioles and Yanks battled, lost the opener of a four-game set at Detroit 4-3, Cleveland defeated Kansas City 42 and Washington beat | Boston 80 on the five-hit pitch. ing of winner Chuck Stobbs and Ry Moore, he Yankees, 10-9 for the sea. son over the Orioles won when Shantz came on in the ninth with two out and the bases loaded, gave up a two-run single by Jim finished second in Silver Cup re- Bushy and then struck out Marv | Cleverly of St. Catharines as ref- gatta and third for the Diamond Breeding on three pitches, Ford, inow 10-9 with a 5-2 record over the Birds, allowed only five hits and didn't walk a man through 23 innings. Then he was clipped for a single by Walt Dropo and a double by Ron Han. sen before giving up a walk to Gus Triandos which loaded the bases. HITS 39th HOMER Maris' 39th home run, with a man on in the fifth inning, nailed it for the Yankees against rookie Steve Barber (10-6), who gave up Lopez' ninth home run in the fourth, BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS American League W L Pet, GBL 593 -- 585 1 £570 3 507 12 504 12% A58 19 New York Baltimore Chicago Washington Cleveland Detroit Boston 61 430 23 Kansas City 80 356 33% Baltimore 000 000 002 2 81 New York 000 121 00x-- 4 50 Barber (10-6) Brown (8) and Triandos; Ford (10-9) Shantz (9) and Howard, HR: NY-Lopez (9) Maris (39), Kansas City 100 000 010 2 10 1 Cleveland 003 001 00x--~ 4 60 Garver (29) Davis (8) and P. Daley; Perry (17.8) Klippstein (8) and Romano, HR: KC-Tuttle (7); Cle-De La Hoz (5) Romano (15) Francona (16). Chicago 010 010 100-- 3 50 Detroit 020 010 01x 4 10 1 Wynn, Staley (12.8) (7) and Lollar; Lary (13-15) and Chiti. Boston 000 000 000-0 62 a3 83 81 77 7 65 the crackup of his $4,500,000 rac-| ing car, and his advisers called off any attempt at the world speed trial this year, Campbell, warming up on the YESTERDAY'S STARS Delock (8-9) Fornieles (7) and (9) and Battey. Washington 000 101 Olx-- 3 8 0| Pagliaroni; Stebbs (118) Moore|" * National League W L Pet. GBL 55 61 60 64 nn 78 85 20 Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louls Los Angeles San Fran Cincinnati Chicago Phila Phila Milwaukee 000 210 86 81 " 1 65 53 000 000 000-0 00 0x 4 10 0 (7-6) and Schmidt; Simmons (74) Kline (4) Grim (8) Gibson (8) and Smith, Sawatski (6), HR: SF.Cepeda (24) Rirkand (18); StL-Musial (17) James (2). Pittsburgh 010 100 001-3 9 0 Cincinnati 030 000 01x 4 92 Haddix (11-10) Witt (3) Labine (4) Face (7) and Smith; 0'Tecle (12-11) Brosnan (9) and Bailey, Los Angeles 001 003 001-4 81 Chicago 000 001 300-4 71 Drysdale, Sherry (14-8) (7) and Schaffernoth (2-3) (8) and Tay- lor hacker (8), HR: LA-How- ard (22), Today's Games (And Probable Pitchers) Pittsburgh (Law 19-8) at Cin. cinnati (McLish 4-12) San Francisco (Sanford 12-12) at St. Louis (Jackson 16-13) Philadelphia (Mahaffey 52) at Milwaukee (Buh! 14.9) Los Angeles (Koufax 812) at Chicago (Cardwell 7-14) International League Richmond 001 001 000 2 11 2 Rochester 140 000 00x 5 9 0 Short, Blaylock (2) and Gon- der; Schmidt, Stone (7) Kay (9) and Cannizzaro, (Rochester leads best-of-seven semi-final 3-1) Toronto 020 000 000-2 71 Buffalo 000 010 000-1 81 , Scantlebury (7) Hawkins (8) and Hannah; Leh. man, Surkont (9) and House, Lonnett (9), W-Chakales. L-Leh- man, (Toronto leads best - of-seven semi-final 30). Baltimore Yanks Whip g = TODAY'S GAMES Bs i Scores K. O. Win (1st game of Ontario ehampion- ship finals) « Chatham Legion Branch No. 481 vs Oshawa Dairy Legion, at Kinsmen Civic Mem- orial Stadium, at 2 p.m. LAWN BOWLING Mixed Doubles Tournament (The Felt Trophy) at Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club, 1.00 p.m, SUNDAY'S GAMES FOOTBALL Junior Foothall Conference Oshawa "Imps" vs Scarboro, at Scarboro, 2.00 p.m, MONDAY'S GAMES SOCCER sociation -- Italia vs Thistle, at 7.00 pm, and Kickers vs Strila, at 8.45 p.m, Both games at Kins. men Civic Memorial Stadium, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT elghth-inning home run by Harry Chiti--off White Sox re. llefer Gerry Staley won .u. ..¢ Tigers. The Sox were checked on five hits by Frank Lary. Early Wynn, the Sox starter, tied it 3-3 by scoring from third after Ted Kluszewski's short fly to centre, But Wynn injured his elbow pitching and Staley (12-8) took over ih the seventh, The Indians' victory was settled by third-inning solo home runs by Mike De La Hoz, Tito Francona and Johnny Romano| against Ned Garver, = THE ASSOCIATED PRESS entralla, Wash, -- Zora Fol ley, 201, Chandler, pointed Willi (Bill) Besmanpff, 198, Seattle, 10, Glasgow -- Chie Calderwood, Oshawa and District Soccer As- 1 Ariz, out- 40 Stolen bases -- Aparicio, Chie ago, 45, Pitching -- Costes, New York, 11-3, 786, Strikeouts -- Bunning, Detroit, Hits--Groat, 188, 2, Home runs -- Banks, Chicago, Stolen bases--Wills, 47. Pitching -- McDaniel, 8t, Louls 114, ,783, 176%, Scotland, outpointed Willie Pastrano, 177, Miami, 10, Pet. hack was Triples --~ Burton, Milwaukee, RRA e on tebe Rais Ri qua 8 hard-hitting WIFU game tors 206 win here Friday night be fore 10,109 fans, The win was the sixth In eight starts for Esks and pul within four points of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, the seventh straight for the cellar-dwelling Riders, Two Rider fumbles deep In their own territory set up the Edmonton touchdowns, Fullback Johnny Bright led the two touchdowns, Eskimos with two The others were scored by total in hp he [| Hill scored the down on Strikeouts ~ Drysdale, Los An- geles, 228, one [ s from quarter back Don lard, THE CANADIAN PRESS CANADIANS LOSE LONDON (Reuters) -- Moscow Lokomotiv beat Canada 31 in a soccer match Thursday in Mos- cow, the Soviet news agency Tass reported, By Coaches of all Big Four foot ball league teams are plott lineup changes for weeke games that could result in a complete shuffle of the loop's standings, Toronot Argonauts, still smart. ing from thelr first loss in six By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer Don't let those old-timers kid you, pal, If you've seen Warren Spahn pitch, you've seen the best left - hander baseball has ever known, And if he needed a no-hitter to complete his credentials for what few skeptics remain, he has it, Warren the wonder hung up his| 11th season of 20 victories with a flourish Friday night, pitching an almost perfect game in a 40 de cision over Philadelphia that pushed Milwaukee's scrambling Braves into second place in the National League race, 5% games shy of first-place Pittsburgh, Pitching in an era of the lively ball, short fences and muscle guys, Spahn has won 287 games, 51 of them shutouts, There have been' lefties who have won more and who have pitched more shut. outs, But no National League major league southpaw ever has won 20 in 11 seasons, The only left-handers who won (325) and Bob (Lefty) (300), both of whom did it in 17 American League seasons, Spahn, now 39 and topped only by immortals Cy Young, Christy Mathewson and Walter Johnson (all right-hand- ers) in' 20.victory seasons, has built his winning total in 16 years ~15, when you consider he was in only four games, for a total of 16 innings, as a rookie in 19042 with the old Boston Braves. ONE GOAL LEFT While Spahn reduced his major league boals to one--300 victories «the Pirates lost a 43 decision at Cincinnati, and San Francisco rocked St. Louls 6-2, dropping the Cardinals to third place, Los Angeles defeated the Chicago Cubs 54 on Maury Wills' ninth. inning single in a day game, Spahn, who has lost nine, struck out 15 and walked two while becoming the first to win 20 in the majors this season with his 12th victory in 18 decisions since the all-star break, He lost a perfect game when he walked Ken Walters in the fourth, He also walked Cal Neeman in the fifth, but finished strong, fanning four pinch hitters in the last two left-hander has done it, and noland the Spahn Tosses No-Hit Game Jory in five decisions over the Phils Still, it took a wondegful play by shortstop Johnny Logan and first baseman Joe Adcock to save the no-hitter--on the final out, Bobby Malkmus slashed a screwball off Span's glove, but the charging Logan picked it up on the carom and fired to first, where Adcock stretched and stabbed the low, wide throw, The Braves gave Spahn the lead with two runs in the fourth off loser John Buzhardt (4-10) on Hank Aaron's single, Aal Dark's ¥igle and a sacrifice fly by Ad. cock, THIRD OF SEASON It was the third no-hitter of the season, all in the NL, and matched the Aug. pers formance of Lew Burdette, Spahn's roommate, against Philadelphia, That made the Phils the first major league club since the 1928 Philadelphia A's, first NL club since the games at Ottawa Wednesday, will be Sotking raven e when they meet the gh Riders in Toronto, If Ottawa can repeat-- they trounced Toronto 21-12--the two squads will have 10 points each in a first place tie, Montreal, sapped by injuries, moves to Hamilton t where the hometown Tiger » Cats are The Tioats broke a losing streak in Montreal Vadtomay Mp tory over Alouettes, A vig 5 win would rH them with Mont real, Lineup Change Plots By Big Four Coaches The Larks have five Ter are tackle Billy linebacker George Dalderish, & fensive captain Wes. Gideon, rookie Meco Poliziani and Nietupski who limpin trouble, Ticat coach Jim Trimble made no predictions about lineup Sh TB o at highly » las Wood from St, Louls als during practice, he use Jimmy Webster signed from New York Giants, Hamilton got Web» THELEN A PROBLEM Argo coach Lou Agase says Rough Riders Dave Thelen is nt another football player, ough he was responsible for Toronto's first come-uppance of the year, But just in case Thelen is more than Agase suspects, the Toronto mentor has a couple of tricks up his sleeve, He will bench Tex Schriewer, highly regarded de- fensive end who returned to Ar. oe, hia fall her a io with skatchewan Roughriders, Harold Dukes, a 310-pounder| from Michijan State will replace him. The other switch will be the return 10 the Heteunive unit of Cookie Gilchrist, Ottawa coach Ry ay biggest concern is a m Ek the ball, He has been trying out Jerry Bolton of Al monte, Ont, who hasn't played football since 1957, then only in high school, Gi Ss me So it will proba 0 halfback Joe Kelly, ailing with an injured elbow, with newcomer Adolphus Frazier, ster as théy cut the squad to 3 at the cutoff deadline, IT'S THE NEW EXPERIENCE INMOTORING 1898 Boston team, to suffer two no-hitters in one season, Don Cardwell of the Cubs more than Spahn were Ed Plank|pitched the other no-hitter of the season, the Cards on May 18, A double by Willie Jones and Gordy Coleman's single gave the Reds the winning run in the eighth against the Pirates. Re- liever Jim Brosnan then saved it for Jim O'Toole (12-11) by re- tiring Gino Cimoll after the Bues scored with two out in the ninth on a walk and a pinch dguble by Smoky Burgess. Harvey Haddix (11.10) was the loser, ving up a three-run single by Kasko, who was 4-for-4, in the second in ning, Orlando Cepeda and Willie Kirkland homered and each drove in two runs for the Giants, who whipped the Cards and lefty Curt Simmons (74) with five against TICKET RUSH IN PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Fri day was World Series Ticket Day in Pittsburgh. Thousands of baseball fans feverish over the Pirates' bid for thelr first National League pemifant in 33 years ~made a beeline for the post * office to put in their orders for World Series tickets, Streets in front of the city's two main gost office bi ings were lined with more than 8,000 fans awaiting the 8 p.m. deadline to apply for seats at Forbes Field, Post office officials estim. ated that nearly 8,123 appli: cations were received for re served seats and 4,500 for bleacher seats. TRIUMPH HERALD 1,845 SForr 353 King W., Oshawa RA 3.9311 runs in the fourth, Stu Miller (7-6) was the winner in relief, al- though giving up home runs by Stan Musial and Charlie James, Wills singled home pinch-run- ner Willie Davis for the Dodger win after Los Angeles had blown a four-run lead behind right hander Don Drysdale, It was the sixth straight loss for the Cubs. Reliever Larry Sherry picked up his 14th victory against eight logses, Joe Schaffernoth was the innings, It was Spahn's fifth vie loser, He is 2.3, Today's Games And Pitchers) western Utah salt flats for a crack at the record of 394 miles an hour, almost miraculously was only cut and bruised when the car veered out of control, slid and rolled Campbell was in good condi tion at Toele, Utah, hospital. At a press conference later atl race. Wendover, Utah, Campbell sent| P word to "tell the boys to get thel waukee By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hitting: Roger Maris, New York Yankees, hit his 30th home run of the season to lead the Yankees to a 42 victory over Baltimore Orioles and a one game lead In American League + Warren Spahm, Mil aves, picthed his first _| Boston (Muffett 5-3) at Wash Baltimore (Estrada 1749) at New York (Turley 83). Kansas City (Daley 15-14) at Cleveland (Harshman 2-4) Chicago (Plerce 137) at De troit (Fishcer 86) ington (Lee 84*or Ramos 11-14) Monday's Games PLAIA |(No games scheduled) SINNERS | O=isiin FIMER GANTRY (Ss COMING! STARTING XMTHURSDAY "EXTRA Soll famous "Spring Step" Cushion Shoes for all the 00 AN HOUR MONEY ing 2 minvte d for free sight, Big repeat business -- Full or spare P., DEPT. W739 __ 199 Bay $1, Toronto, Ont, ble shoe store! 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