PRE A Th Hee A BE A > "yo wey 0-1) at Detroit LEGS gig | : \ N\ - \ \\ AN ALUMINUM FOLDUP TABLE FOR Clipe SITES. WEIGHS LESS THAN 6 LBS. AN LEGS FOLD UNDER. | A WADER'S VEST WHICH HAS BREAST POCKET, UTILITY POCKETS, ROD HOLDER. AND PLEATED BACK POCKET, UNDER $154 ILL WITHSTAND E RAIN AND WIND PAYMENT RED SOX SUMMON AID 19. of Belmont, Mass., has an BOSTON (AP) -- Boston Red 8-5 record and an earned run Sox announced Monday they are average of 3.18. He will replace calling up pitcher Wilbur Wood lefthander Ted Wills, optioned to from Winston Salem of the Seattle of the Pacific Coast players produced by the farm BOWSFIELD WINS A clubs during his reign, the Pi-/ The second - place New York rates won the National League Yankees, who could have taken pennant and defeated New York over the lead with a victory, 3 oe Class B Carolina League. 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Standard model. 385 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN. 2-door model von 56D 1954 PONTIAC HARDTOP COUPE we $545 1960 VAUXHALL SEDAN, Super model with bucket Was $1345 LF IROUSERS Pair fo r Was Price $845 of OL SHLNOMW NO DOWN PAYMENT OPEN A CHARGE AGCOUNT NO INTEREST NO CARRYING CHARGES woscres PLUS ONE DOLLAR Was $685 SPORT SHIRTS 2 FOR THE 1 PRICE OF PLUS ONE DOLLAR Was $1785 Now SPORT OUTDOORS -- By Jack Sords Heart Attack Los Angeles 9 Pittsburgh 5 Angeles (Duren 2-8) : LY . Milwaukee 3 St. Louis 0 Baltimore (Barber 86) a FOR THE OUTDOORSMAN Called Serious Cincinnati 4475 638 Today's Probable Pitchers Kansas City (Archer 8-1) . : ° [] Los Angeles 4229 592 3 SUDBURY (CP) ~-- Branch San Francisco 3930 565 5 lade 2 u 1 ers AQws Cincinnati (Purkey 9-3 and 7-1 and Perry 6-1) (2) O'Toole 6-6) at Chicago (Curtis Boston (Delock 4-3) at Min: one of the sport's most eloquent St. Louis 3037 44813 3-2 and Hobbie 4-9) (2). nesota (Pascual 5-9) ng was Fegting Contr A ; wy xD WILRS iil Angels and southpaw Ted Bows- eighth inning off losing reliever Chicago 2541 379 17% tably in hospita day after his. Associate: ress Stal friter i ' Paul Foytack (5-5). Philadelphia 22 42 344 19 field of Penticton, B.C. : Pp * Milwaukee (Hendley Columbus 426 529 St. Louis (Gibson 5-4) Charleston 3926 600 215 |" Rickey, former general man- two weeks ago, suddenly are in i cl 50. homered American League Jersey City 3420 540 6; ager of St. Louis Cardinals, battling to make room at the ratic work, giving up six runs Chicago, while Rocky Colavito : so. fis ; A . or ad ; : Seip . : and Foytack hit home runs for 8€ls. whose first four runs were Brooklyn Dodgers and Pitts-top in the American League on six hits, He also committed y |unearned. The Yanks, scoring New York 1496 629 Toronto 2035 462 1114 {three unearned runs, had hom- Cleveland 4131 569 Richmond 3039 435131; mer home near Little Current with a 12 - game streak, their washington Senators. after C, "inner. ers by Bob Cerv and Billy Gard:|Baltimore 38 34 528 Syracuse 20 50 286 24 aniviia Py #5 miles| longest since 1951, by knocking| joing 0 ig rat ~ Every man in the White Sox " «west of here. ! s straig ' : gs » el ) al . sou wes re off the League lineup except Nellie Fox drove three innings of ane hit, shuf-' Washington 3140 43714 Richmond 2 Buffalo 1 : : : s 3 La. ame. out relief by Eli Grba. Kansas City 2940 42015 Jersey City 8 Rochester § a Sycstay NE hospital Sang FO0m, CI0W3 on Place by $F hing, Kansas City Piatt i } held ash Lennie Green hit two homers Minnesota 2843 .39417 Charleston 2 Syracuse 1 mal procedure. They indicated the longest winning string--and po. ake hoa innesla cept them scoreless until the Richmond at Buffalo (N) Saige: Visited gy rieny. hoo gig Mgt ge The White Sox, working he- Eddie Yost, with only two inning. Ed Hobaugh (5-3), Minnesota 6-f Boston 5-3 Charleston at Syracuse (N) Hokey, Debbi ts id Co ow only 7% games out of first hind Frank Baumann, Don Lar-' runs batted in all season, drove marking his 27th birthday, was Baltimore 5-7 Kansas City 3-2 American Association nections with baseball when the] , sen, Warren Hacker, Billy/in four runs against the Yank-|the winner. Dick Stigman (2:1) Los Angeles 7 New York 6 Tuesday's Results Aid 3 | ian irst his FASE heart aniack in Jus at Indians, ir Al Topez went for homer by Minnie Minoso in theithree - run homer for the An-|dians. {roit (Mossi 8-1) Indianapolis 4 Dallas-Ft. W, 1 Rickey built the Eh als broke in the opener, using three = " r------ or var He stepped down at Pittsburgh! hile Sox paired a 19 - hit bar- i i - after failing to produce a pen. '38¢ With luna Plans Near nant winner during his tenure, shutout and shave eons ? for th 1 suits at less than cost ! ! ! . . . There is a complete size range from 33 to 52 . .. If you buy TWO suits you save as much as 88.50, OUTFIT . . . PLUS BOTH FOR AS LITTLE AS ll Sl BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS San Francisco (Jones 5-5) at Washington (McClain 6-8 and Rickey, 70 - year - old father Pittsburgh 3331 516 814 Los Angeles (Drysdale 5-4) at International League second heart attack in three| Chicago White Sox, stone cold Bowsfield (42) got the deci- WIPED OUT LEAD Tuesday's Results W 1 Pet. GBL Buffalo 3530 538 6%; burgh Pirates, suffered a seri-/pennant race. two errors. He issued one walk Deiroit as the Tigers wiped out ner. Bowsfield, who got one hit Chicago 88 34 528 Tuesday's Results leading Detroit | foated Cleveland 8-5. Baltimore!) and drove in five runs for the Los Angeles 26 47 .356 20 Wednesday's Games that his condition had not be-|the biggest crowd -- in the ma- gup soition with a 6-5 and 6-3 ninth, finished with a five-hitter. pachy and Dale Long for con- Washington 8 Cleveland 3 proposed Continental League place and within three games on F000 p00 0 0 the ees and brought the Angels was the loser. It was the eighth| Today's Probable Pitchers Houston 8 Louisville 1 and Dodger baseball dynasties starting pitchers. But he re. . 5 lead to a half - game. o£ Five years later, in 1960, with Al E OR YOUR CHOICE 49 . J OA 3sSn AYd LIGIHD HN MEN'S BOYS' WEAR "Where Smart Men Shop" 36 KING ST. EAST "IN DOWNTOWN OSHAWA" conn > ot fe 0 [ 7 oh fe Zz 0 = > ga] [2 © (3) © f=] (o] > n = Zz 2) = be [-d fe Z 3 © Q 0 » KK 8 0 a wn iL ft = 0 . LJ wet Branch Rickey's' 12-STRAIGHT WINS J LJ | a | By THE CANADIAN PRESS [San Francisco 12 Philadelphia 5 New York (Turley 3-4) at Los icago ite Sox "Thu i W L Pet. GBL Philadelphia (Short 2-3) Daniels 3-4) at Cleveland (Grant of baseball's farm system and Milwaukee 3232 500 915 Pittsburgh (Gibbon 5-3) W 1, Prt. GBL years, i " i 4 Naa A Bs yea in the cellar little more than despite six innings of er- Baumann also homered for Cincinnati 10 Chicago 8 4526 634 Rochester 3633 522 7a ous attack Tuesday at his sum-. They moved into fourth place and struck out three men. a 4-0 Sox lead. Hacker (2-1) was in two at-bats, was helped by Boston 3635 507 9 Columbus 2-7 Toronto 3-5 He was placed in an oxygen Tigers 6-5 and 11-1 before aln.igiec joined Chicago in fourth, a run in the second game. Senators, pairing with Willie Tuesday's Results Columbus at Toronto (N) come worse. Rickey's wife and jors this season. sweep over the Red Sox. Phil Regan (7-3) was the loser. cecyfive home runs in the ifrst Chicago 6-11 Detroit 5-1 J. City at Rochester (N) i { the third spot Cleveland! P disbanded last year, suffered (0f the third - sp first game on a two - run from 'behind with a winning defeat in nine games for the In-| Chicago (Herbert 6-6) at De- Denver 10 Omaha 6 with elaborate farm systems, | 1axed in the nightcap as the i . CONTINUES In Downtown Oshawa ) SUITS . . . All name brand manufacturers . . . Hand Tailored