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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thurdey, Mey 31, 1962 AMERICAN LEAGUE -Four Memorial Day _Twin-Bills Divided ; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rubber-armed Pedro Ramos "and Vic Power once were ranked among baseball's ex- pendables by Cleveland Indians and Minnesota Twins. up a trade involving the pair for the 1962 American League campaign. Ramos and Power merely switched clubs, Pedro going to the Indians and Power to the Twins. The deal looked might good for both clubs Wednesday. Ramos, a right-handed hurler whose loss log for the last four years reads 18-19-18-20, stopped Baltimore Orioles on three hits in the first game of a double- header and drove in five runs in the 7-0 triumph with a pair of homers--one a grand-slam- mer. The Orioles won the night- cap by the same score. Power hit an llth - inning homer for a 5-4 Minnesota tri- umph after the second-place New York Yankees had taken the opener of their twin bill 10-1, That restored Cleveland's half- game edge at the top of the league race. Minnesota remained a game back in third place. The fourth- place Detroit Tigers and the fifth-place Los Angeles Angels, percentage points apart, are two games behind the Twins. The Tigers split with Chicago oped a blister in the eighth in- ning. Johnny Blanchard paced the White Sox, winning 7-3 b losing 6-3. The Angels beat Bos- ton Red Sox 10-5 and 4-0. DIVIDE DOUBLEHEADER Washington Senators and Kansas City Athletics also di- vided a doubleheader. The Sen- ators took the opener 8-0 and lost the second game 5-2. At Minneapolis, the Yankees and Twins drew 39,720 fans for an afternoon Memorial Day game and 35,635 for their night battle. This helped swell the league's total attendance for nine games Wednesday to 155,- 972. The National League drew 134,920 .customers on its eight- game program, giving the ma- jors a total of 290,892 for the holiday. Ramos (2-1) was in complete charge against the Orioles, blanking them without a hit after the third inning and get- ting added homer support from Al Luplow, who connected with a man on against Chuck Es- trada (5-6). The Orioles won the nightcap on homers by Jackie Brandt and Dave Nicholson off Bai Latman (2-4) and the five-hit pitching of Hal Brown (2-2) and Hoyt Wilhelm. Wilhelm came on in relief when Brown devel- Suns Dimmed By Cra By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jacksonville, which was threatening to run away and hide from the rest of the Inter- national League, suddenly is in trouble. The Suns still own a comfor- table four-game lead, but the margin is dwindling rapidly in the face of a prolonged Jack- sonville scoring drought. The Suns were shut out for the third straight time Wednes- day 4-0 by Hal Deitz of Atlanta Crackers. Buffalo Bisons sweep of a doubleheader from Syra- cuse Chiefs, 14-10 and 11-7, cut 1% games off the Suns' lead. Toronto Maple Leafs vaulted into third place with a sweep against Rochester 'Red Wings, 3-2 and 8-1. Columbus Jets and Richmond Virginians split a pair, Columbus winning . the first 3-2 and losing the second 12-3. ee Deitz, a right-hander who spe- cializes in slow, breaking stuff, stopped Jacksonville on seven hits. The Suns have scored one run in the last 33 innings. A two-run homer by Bob Durba climaxed a four-run eighth in- ning that put it out of reach for the Crackers. BISON BATS BUSY Buffalo hammered out 26 hits, including four homers and eight doubles in the two games with Syracuse. Bob Morgan had a single, three doubles and a home run and Lee Elia had four hits and drove in seven runs, including four on a grand- slam homer. ckers Budu Zipfel hit two home runs for Syracuse. Toronto was helped along with seven Rochester errors and six unearned runs in its sweep, Pitcher Carl Greene's solo homer built the lead to 3-0 in the fourth inning of the first game, but he weakened in the sixth and needed help from Claude Raymond. Rockey Nelson drove in three runs with a double and his 200th International League homer in ithe second game. Luke Easter had a homer in each game for Rochester. Columbus got three unearned runs in the first inning of the opener against Richmond, then held on behind the steady pitch- ing of Tommie Sisk. Richmond backed Jim Bron- stad with a 16-hit attack in win- ning the second. Canada Holds 3rd In Tuna Tourney MIAMI (CP)--Canada moved into third place in the annual Bahamas international tuna Yankees' 16-hit attack in the first game with a homer, dou- ble and single for three runs batted in, while Bill Stafford (4-3) checked the Twins on seven hits. Victim of the heavy blasting was Joe Bonikowski (3-4). Power's one-out blast in the lith got the Twins the split in games, with Dick Stigman (3-1) getting the victory and Jim Coates (4-2) taking the defeat. Home runs by Jake Wood, Rocky Colavito and Norm Cash gave Phil Regan (4-2) all the support he needed as he be- came the fifth Tiger pitcher in six games to go the route. His eight-hitter beat John Buzhardt (5-4) and made it nine victor- ies in 10 games for the Tigers. Another Added To Baltimore | Injured List BALTIMORE (AP)--The in- jury-riddled Baltimore Orioles suffered another crippling blow Wednesday when shortstop Je Adair dislocated his left shoffider in the third inning of the first game of a double- header with Cleveland Indians. , Adair was injured when he made a head-first dive into first base to avoid a pick-off throw by Cleveland catcher John Ro- mano. The shoulder was put back into place, but reports from the Oriole dressing room said Adair would be out of ac- tion at least 10 days. i Ron Hansen replaced Adair in the lineup. However, Hansen is in the army at nearby Fort Meade and won't be available for week-day games on the road. ' Oriole catcher Gus Triandos is currently on the disabled list) with a broken finger, and out-| fielder John Powell is sidelined | with a pulled leg muscle. Jaipur Claims Jersey Derby CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP)-- Y/George D. Widener's Jaipur won the $130,700 Jersey Derby at Garden State Park Wednes- day after a double foul claim against Crimson Satan, first horse across the line in a three- horse photo finish, was upheld by the stewards. Admiral's Voyage was moved up to second and Crimson Satan dropped to third. No sooner had Larry Adams, aboard Jaipur, and Braulio Baeza, astride Admiral's Voy- age, dismounted than both jock- eys lodged a claim of foul against last year's two-year-old champion. In the stretch drive Crimson Satan lugged in inside the final eighth of a mile, bouncing Ad- miral's Voyage to his left into Jaipur on the inside. The disqualification gave Jai- pur $84,955 first money. Roman Line, favorite off a second in the Kentucky Derby and third in the Preakness, faded badly to finish fifth in the field of 12. Jaipur returned $8.20, $5 and $4.40 to his backers. Admiral's Voyage paid $6.40 and.$5.00 and Crimson Satan $7.80. REMEMBER WHEN ...? By THE CANADIAN PRESS Henry Armstrong added a third world title to his string when he defeated welter- weight boxing champion Barney Ross 24 years ago tonight at New York. Arm- strong, Los Angeles Negro fighter, had previously held the featherweight and light- weight titles. 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