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Aquirre after forcing Dick McAuliffe (3) at second in the ball to first for a putout é 6th inning at Detroit Thurs- of Detroit pitcher Hank | day. Aquirre grounded to A's second baseman Jerry Lumpe BASEBALL SCORES AND 5 TANDING By THE CANADIAN PRESS Detroit (Bunning 1-0) night. American League | Boston (Monbouquette 1-2) at WL Pct. GBL' Chicago (Horlen 1-1) night. 4 636 Minnesota (Kaat 1-1) at} 583 1% |Cleveland (Donovan 3-0) night.| National League WL Pct. GBL 846 127 667 625 -500 467 AIT 400 Cleveland Boston Detroit New York Baltimore Chicago Kansas City Minnesota 1 1 | 1 | Pittsburgh 144 |St. Louis 1% |San Francisco 500 144 |Los Angeles Los Angeles 462 2 |Houston Washington 182 5 /Cincinnati American League Philadelphia Kansas City 141 010000- 7110) Milwaukee Detroit 310 000 70x - 11 10 0 Chicago .267 Wyatt, Wickersham (1) Grim| New York 1 11 .083 (0-1) (7) McDevitt (7) and National League Bryan; Lary, Jones (2) Aguirre/Los Angeles 000100 110- 3 81 (1-0) (6) and Brown. HRs: KC/Houston 010 000 010- 2 21 --Del Greco (1) Jiminex 2 (2); Gibson (1-1) and Oliver, Det--Jones (1) Kaline (4). |Schaffer (8); Johnson (0-3) Ci-) Minnesota -- 020 100 000- 3 89) cotte (9) and Ranew. HRs: Stl Baltimore --_010 000 001- 2 91/_Javier (2); Hou--Mejias (3). Pascual (3-1) and Battey;|phila, 001 000 012- 4 890) Brown (0-2) Hall (5) Stock (8)|Milwaukee 200 422 00x - 10 11 0| and Triandos, HR: Bal--Trian-| Hamilton (1-2) Ferrarese (5)| dos (4). a9 +|Keegan (7) and White, Dalrym-| Washington 103 300000- 7131) nie (8); Hendley (2-1) Fischer| Boston -- 205 000 01x- 8132 (8) and Crandail. HR: Mil--T.| Bouldin, Hobaugh (3) Kutyna! Aaron (1). | (4) Green (0-1) (8) and Retzer,} ' Schmidt (8); Schwall, Fornieles! Ber aod pio agl yer d a (4) Nichols (4) Radatz (1-0) (8)) 4 noeles (Dr siial 2-1) night get Earley (9) and Pagliaroni. Rigo Assis gules Certs Chicago (Koonce 1-0) at San} Cleveland 003 000 00- 6 82),. ; ; ; | Los Angeles 112.000 000- 4100 Francisco (O'Dell 2-0) night. | Cincinnati (Jay 2-2) at St.) Bell, McDowell (1-0) (3) Lat-| Louis (Simmons 2-0) night. man (7) and Romano; Grba,| Milwaukee (Shaw 1-1) at| Duren (1-2) (4) Nuxhall (7)| Houston (Shantz 1-0) night. | Fowler (7) Donohue (9) and) Philadelphia (Mclish 1-0) at| Rodgers. | Ne Sraig 0-2). Probable Pitchers Today bib birceitber een Dydd New York (Stafford 0-2) at senue ay 8 GBL Washington (Burnside 1-0)! Columbus 2 01.000 night. Jacksonville 0 1.000 Baltimore (Quirk 1-0) at Kan-| Atlanta 01.000 %} sas City (Rakow 2-1) night. (Buffalo 1 .667 %| Los Angeles (McBride 1-2) at|Richmond 2 .333 1% 2 2 2% 4% Oy IMI FP Hsia ee ee a 544 6% 8 914 wr IMAM Mwy a = i | | 2 1 2 1 | Columbus 9 114 : Syracuse 0 2 .000 Toronto 0 2 .000 International League Syracuse 000 010 000- 1 73 Jack'ville 010 330 00x- 7 63 Apple, Gross (5) Killeen (7) and Coleman; Lehman, Kay (8) and Thomas. HR: Jac-- Thomas. Rochester 020 100 0200 - 7 Atlanta 100 200 020 2 - 8 Vineyard, Stepanovich (¢ Hyde (8) Luebke (8) and Her- rera; Deitz, Duliba (7) Vickery (9) and McCarver. HR: Roc-- Kabbes; Atl--Buchek Toronto 000 100 001 - 2103 620 101 40x - 14141 Negray, Hemerly (1) Brown- ing (6) Maestri (7) and Dailey; Rowe and Rushing. HR: Co-- Powers (1) Rushing (2); Tor-- Dailey (1). Buffalo Richmond 5 71 7 83 B) 403 300 101 - 12120 100 000 100 - 2 33) 4 ae i ikea the double play. the game 11-7. | Birrer and Cutright; Down-} ing, Bronstad (1) Drummond) (4) Erickson (9) and Hall, HR:! --Ric--Berardino. | American Association | Detroit Mound Ace, Lary, Is Sidelined By BOB GREEN Associated Press Siaff Writer Detroit Tigers may be in trouble. Frank Lary is. And the Tigers are not their best with- out Lary in top shape. "He'll be out a week as far as we can tell right now," Tiger trainer Jack Homel said Thursday after tie Detroit pitching ace failed to last two innings as the Tigers beat Kan- sas City Athletics 11-7. : Lary, who won 23 American League games with the Tigers last season, retired with an in- flamed shoulder after allowing the Athletics a run in the first inning and four in the second. The Tigers roared back with a seven-run seventh inning to post their triumph. Cleveland Indians defeated Los Angeles Angels 64, Boston Red Sox edged Washington Sen- ators 8-7 and Minnesota Twins Soccer Brass Will Consider Ban On Exports LONDON Football League (CP)--The English will discuss ~| tory beat Baltimore Orioles 3-2. Chi- cago White Sox and New York Yankees were not. scheduled. PUTS TIGERS AHEAD Hank Aguirre (1-0), last of three Detroit pitchers) was aided by the seventh-inning up- rising and stopped the Athletics on one hit over the last four innings. The Tigers trailed 7-4 going into the seventh, but sent 11 batters to 'the plate and seven hits safely. A two-run triple by pinch-hitter Bubba' Morton put the Tigers ahead to stay. Manny Jiminez cracked two; homers for Kansas City and Bobby Del Greco one. Tothpick Sam Jones, who relieved Lary jin the second inning, hit the jfirst homer of his long career in the second. Cleveland retained first place with its come-from-behind vic- over the Angels. Willie |Kirkland's two-rung single in {the seventh inning moved the |Indians from behind a 4-3 count. {Rookie Sam McDowell (1-0), 19- year-old lefthander, got the vic- tory in relief, while Ryne Duren (1-2) was the loser. | Camilo. Pascual (3-1) was tough when he had to be, stranding nine runners and striking out seven, in.going the jdistance for the third time this Indianapolis 9 Oklahoma City 6|Sunday the complaint of Cana-| season for the Twins, A two- Denver 7 Omaha 6 Louisville 4 | Games Today Toronto at Columbus (night) Buffalo at Richmond (night) Rochester at Atlanta (night) Syracuse at Jacksonville (night) DUCKS LIMITED FREDERICTON (CP) -- Win-| tarding of Toronto arrived here|_ Pitching: tering ground counts indicate the continental waterfowl popu-| lation of North America {s the} lowest in the last 11 years, Bruce §. Wright, director of the} its rulings is stifling the game in Canada. League secretary jdaker said 'Thursday Alan Har he |agement committee meeting at the league's Lancashire head- quarters. George Gross and Brennard by air Wednesday to protest the league's recent decision to pro- hibit star British players from joining Canadian clubs during the summer layoff Hardaker says the ban is the will} ibring up the subject at a man-| Dallas-Fort Worth 10\dian soccer officials that one Of hase error, singles by Bob Al- YESTERDAY'S STARS |YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bob Gibson, St. Louis Cardinals, beat Houston |Colts 3-2 with a two-hitter, hold- ing the Colts hitless for seven innings before Roman Mejias homered leading off the eight. Hitting: Tommie Aaron, Mil- northeast wildlife station here,|result of a ruling by the Fed-|waukee Braves, hit a single, a Ducks from said down Thursday. 13. per cent were} last| | verage for the last 13 years.' eration of International Football Associations that players cannot shift from club to club without tracts. triple and a homer, driving in four runs and scoring three himself in 10-4 National League year and 10 per cent below the) <isning proper t ransfer con-|triumph over Philadelphia Phil- jlies. LET'S GO FISHING THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, April 27, 1962 MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS lison, Earl Battey and Pascual put the Twins out in front 2-0 in the second inning and they took it from there. Gus Triandos hit his fourth homer of the year for the Orioles. Lu Clinton's two-out, pinch- hit single in the eighth inning drove in the winning run for Boston in a wild game with the Senators which produced 26 hits, 17 walks and 29 men left on base. Clinton's hit drove in Carroll Hardy and broke a 7-7 tie that had existed since the fourth inning. Chuck Cottier's three-run double in the third was Washington's big hit. | Strikeouts -- Estrada, Balti- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. American League AB R Hi Pct. 54 7 24 .444 25 411 .440 37 8 16 .432 Robinson, Chi, Jimenez, KC Boyer, New Y, Rollins, Minn. 49 9 20 .408) Lumpe, KC 60 10 23 .383) Runs--Cunningham, Chicago, and Del Greco, Kansas City, 16. Runs batted ini--Robinson, 21. Hits--Robinson, 24. Doubles--Del Greco, 9. Triples -- Bressoud, Boston, Rollins and Allen, Minnesota, 2. Home runs--Cash, Detroit, 6. Stolen bases--Aparicio, Chi- cago, 6. Pitching -- Donovan, Ceve- land, and Walker, Kansas City, 3-0, 1.000. more, Terry, New York, and Schwall, Boston, 20. National League AB R i Pct, Flood, St. Louis 45 11 20 444 Landrum, St. L. 25 7 10 .400 T. Davis, Los A. 58 13 23 .397 Groat, Pitts. 54 9 21 .389 Pinson, Cinci. 62 16 24 .387 Runs--Pinson, Cincinnati, 16, Runs batted in--Pinson, and T. Davis, Los Angeles, 22, Hits--Pinson, 24. Doubles--Oliver, St. Louis, 7,. Triples--Wills, Los Angeles, and Mzeroski, Pittsburgh, 3. Stoen bases--Wills and Pa-- gan, San Francisco, 4. Pitching--Purkey, Cincinnati, 3-0, 1.000. Strikeouts--Koufax, Los An geles, 40. RIDERS SIGN BACK OTTAWA (CP). -- Ottawa Rough Riders of the Eastern) Football Conference today an-| nounced the signing of Cana-| dian college draft choice Larry| Shaw of the University of West-! PARTS ern Ontario. Shaw, 23, a six-, foot, 202-pounder, is a good) passer and can play offensive| end and defensive corner line- backer. He played for Brant-| ford Tiger-Cat Bs, Ontario in-| termediate champions, in 1957. ' 140 BOND WEST WILL BE , Closed Sundays EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD. DEPT. 725-6501 starting. Clog-proof Grasscatcher. Lightweight. 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