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_ 1Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 26, 1962 WHEN A DRIVER AND HIS BOAT PART COMPANY Peddler, flipped and threw him clear, in the first heat of the Ski and E racing event. Man Overboard! Mike Gor- * don is shown going head-first into Biscayne Bay, at Miami, when his ski runabout, Fish Eight Cities Want Teams In AFL Set BOSTON (AP) -- American Football League club owners disclosed Monday that eight ci- Bolahood's And People's Score Pee Wee Wins Bolahood's Sportshaven de- only two Legion Minor Baseball Association Pee Wee League ties are seeking franchises in the young circuit. Three cities, New Orleans, At- "7 jlanta, and Kansas City have been mentioned. New Orleans and Atlanta backers have posted 'earnest league. Warren Lockwood of Silver Springs, Md., who has Kansas City business interests. said he is prepared to post. $25,000 to- ward a Kansas City member- ship. Other cities mentioned in- cluded Seattle, Cincinnati, and Columbus, Chio. The owners said ba |the other two cities preferred to remain anonymous for the pres- ent. games rerorted last night. | The game at Alexandra Park jgot off to a flying start when \Bolahood's scored four runs in jthe first inning and the Firemen jecame right back with three. It |was @ see-saw battle after that money" of $25,000 each with the put in the 7th inning, while lead-/ View Park; both games at 6.45 jing 10-6, Bolahood's staged an- jother five-run rally to clinch the |verdict. | Hireock, with a homer and three hits, Howes, McNamee, Oyler and D. Alexander were ithe big hitters for the winners while McCullough, . Schmidt, Logeman, Jackson and Ding- ckers from |™Man were the pick of the Fire League --. Oshawa Merchants men. | WIN FOR PEOPLE'S People's Clothing' turned back The league is considering ex- Houdaille Industries 12-6 and did|v8 Jury and Lovell, at Alexan- feated Firemen's Assoc. 155 and ,, People's Clothing turned back! Houdaille Industries 12-6, in the TN. TN te eS SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District Major, League" Doubleheader ~- Scugog Cleaners vs Heffer- jing's Imperials, at 6.15 p.m. | Pic-O-Mats vs. MacLean's |Esso, at 8.15 p.m.; beth games 'at Alexandra Park. |. Inter - County League |Ukrainian Aces vs Foley's |Plumbing, at Alexandra Park, | west diamond and Genosha Aces | vs Houdaille Industries, at Lake- South Ontario County Le me -- Markham Aces at Port Perry, 8.15 p.m. UAW League -- Karn's Drugs vs Plaza Foods, at Alexandra Park, wegt diamond, 1.30 p.m. BASEBALL Lakeshore Intermediate jvs Ajax, at Ajax, 6.30 p.m. |. Oshawa Le Minor Assoc. -- (Bantam Lé&gue) -- Whitby Oshawa Take Stouft Oshawa Intermediates blank- ed Stouffville Junior Cardi- nals 4-0, last night in an ex- hibition game at Stouffville. Tom Malcolm pitched the first four frames for the Osh- awa club and Colin Cairns pitched the last three -- with the homesters picking up only three hits over the distance, singles by Salbrath, Brown and Todd in the 4th, 5th and 7th innings, respectively. 'Malcolm had six strikeouts and Cairns two as they had complete control of this con- test. Ted Whiteley homered to open the second inning, for the) first run of the game. In the sixth inning, Pete Bilerduke | c; Fisher, ss; Ryans. colm, Kay, ss; Inters. ville with a single, so did Ted White- ley and another stolen base plus a couple of errors, gave Oshawa two more runs. The winners added their final tally in the 7th when Jack Fisher opened with a triple and scored later on a single by Jim Pipher. OSHAWA -- Cook, 2b; Bilen- duke, rf; Wood, if and 1b; Whiteley, 3b; Branch, 1b; Cole, J ef; Mal- p; Cairns, p in Sth; Pipher, 1b in 6th; Beers, If in 5th; Hardinf, ¢ in 5th; Muir, 2% in 5th, i j STOUFFVILLE. -- Salbrath, 1b; Stover, rf; Spang, 3b; Mc- Pennover, 2b; Mc- singled withjone out, stole sec-|Lean, c; Brown, ef; Todd, p; ond and Roger Wood followed Leads, If. MINOR SOFTBALL Neighborhood Park Teams it on two big rallies, four runs dra Park and Ajax vs Oshawa in the second stanza and a big|Dairy, at Eastview Park; both six-run parade in the fourth, fea-|games at 6.15 p.m. é tured by D. Warner's homer.| (Midget League)--Ajax Lions |McGuire, Judge and J. Alexan-'vs Whitby, at Whitby, 6.15 p.m. der were the big hitters for the) Leaside Junior League--Osh- panding in 1963. | Argos Trade Enjoying Banner Season Southmead Park Midgets de- kovas homered in the 6th. My- Richard Stephens, Jr., Fort | event. Gordon was unhurt but | Lauderdale the other his boat sank. More than 3,000 in spectators saw the races. boat and he easily won the is '7SPORTS MENU '? By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR | 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' A: WING-DING thunderstorm that struck both east and west of Oshawa, wiped out the Beaches Major Fastball League game last night in Toronto. Oshawa Tony's found the. Kew Gardens diamond a sea of mud, so their game with Dependable Caterers was washed out. However, they'll go tomorrow night here, against Eddie Black's, with Bev Smith making his last appearance for a couple of months. He leaves at the end of the month to attend summer school, at Queen's. With Black's and Tony's almost tied for first place in thé Beaches League race, tomorrow night's game should be another sizzler. SOMEBODY got their signals mixed! Oshawa Hawkeyes may be holdin?a football clinic tonight but,it will not be at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium, as the Stadium has been booked for over two weeks, for a soccer game, between Osh- awa Hungaria and Queen City. This is the game that had to be postponed on May 25 -- due to the circus being at the Stadium. Don't know whether or not coach Tony Andre- jacka has called off his session for tonight, but we rather think the Hawkeyes will wind up in one of the available cor- ners at Alexandra Park. BRIGHT BITS -- Whitey Ford turned in a masterful pitching display yesterday in Detroit to blank the Tigers. He asked to be taken out, with one man out in the 9th inning, due to a sore arm, but it's felt that his new ailment is not serious and that apparently the old shoulder injury {s fully cured. Believe-it-or-not -- N.Y. Yankees beat the Tigers yesterday on bunts -- quite a switch for the club that boasts Mantle, Maris, Skowron, Berra, Blanchard, Reed, etc., but just another proof that it's tough to stop a good club that has determination. . . . TENNIS FANS at Winbledon have some new finery to gawk at today. Back in 1949, Teddy Tinling designed special lace panties for Gussie Moran, that jarred the Wimbledon dignity no-end. Now starting today, some of the female tennis stars will wear outfits that leave almost the entire back, from neck-to-waist, exposed to view. Heavens, we hope they play some tennis at this fashion show. . . . DON NEWCOMBE is being hailed by his Japan- ese team manager, as just what the team needed--and since "Newk"' is playing first base and hitting like a good one, this could start an exodus of major league 'has beens" to the land of the rising sun. Larry Doby is to join the same club, shortly. . . . LINDY McDANIEL saved another game for the St. Louis Cards yesterday, pitched the final 3 and 2-3 innings in shufout form, to preserve a 6-4 win over the Cubs. He is currently the hottest "fireman" in the National League, pitching sensational ball for the Cards in relief role, 25 appearances in 70 games, .. . MILWAUKEE beat the Dodgers by the same score yesterday, which enabled Cards to move a little closer, also the S. F. Gaints who crept within a half-game, with 3-1 over Cincy Redlegs. .. . TORONTO _ ARGOS have traded Dick Fouts to the Vancouver Lions and now word comes out of Ottawa that Frank Clair may trade his two Canadian lawyer stars, Ron Stewart and Gary Schreider. They are going to attend Osgoode Hall au- tum -- and of course, would be very handy, to the NE Stadium! Whitey Ford Blanks Tigers In 'Bunt Win Even with super-star Mickey|ing down the shutout. Mantle | | | Willie Mays Is _ Better Off Not Trying Too Hard NEW YORK (AP) -- Maybe!Aaron advanced from sixth to Willie Mays is a more effective|third on the strength of a 10 hitter when he doesn't shoot for point pickup to .330. The rec home runs. ords include Sunday's games. | San Francisco. Giants' slug-- Tommy Davis of Los Angeles ger, who has 21 homers, hasn't|Dodgers moved into hit one out of the park in 14/place at .331, gaining one point.) games, Since his last circuit) Manny Jimenez of Kansas biow June 9, Mays has collected City Athletics regained the! 25 hits in 59 tries, a 424 pace,|American League lead from \including nine doubles. Minnesota's Richie Rollins al-| from .298 to .325, lifting him into te a third-place .328. Pete Run-| a deadlock for fifth place in the/nels of Boston Red Sox climbed |National League with teammate |into the runner-up spot despite |Fouts would go to British .Co- Dick Fouts To B.C. Lions TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto Argonauts of the Eastern Foot- ball Conference traded away veteran end Dick Fouts, 30, in| a three-way deal Monday. | Argo officials announced that) jond lumbia Lions of the Western| Football Conference for Bill) Britton, 27-year-old 200 - pound fullback. Britton is a Canadian; Fouts, who played six years with Argos, is an import. Fouts suffered leg troubles that caused him to miss part of the last two seasons. Argos will send Britton and tackle years for Argos, to Cal end Bruce Claridge. In addition, Argos a field error on the drive gave vs Ward's Billiards, at Alexan- | vinta : : efensive Cadillacs their first run in the/dra Park, east diamond: and | The surge has enabled Willie|though he lost five points to|halfback from B.C., had been/tifth. Westfall connected in the|Qshawa Quality Fuels vs Kent's jto increase his batting average!.343. Rollins slumped 27 points|obtained from Winnipeg for re-\7th to start and later Cockerton| Western that Mike Davies, cruit Gerry Burrows in Aa straight player deal. 20 STRIKEOUTS BUT THEY LOSE MONTREAL (CP) -- The Trenholme peewee baseball team has great pitching depth. : But what miseries afield, In a seven-inning game, Danny Ernest and Dave Mason combined to strike out 20. Yet Trenholme lost 10-9 because of fielding errors. Felipe Alou. a 16-point loss to .331, | Stan Musial of St. Louis Car-;---- pee reer | jwaukee Braves also have gained considerable ground. In jlast week's games, Musial " climbed 19 points and took over} Howser, Six Weeks the lead with a .344 average. CHICAGO (AP)--Dick "How- ser, hustling shortstop of Kan- a Frank Clair |stealer in the American League, | has been lost to the club for from four to six weeks with a The fiery shortstop, men- tioned prominently as an all Of Two Stars: game candidate, suffered " c lcago White Sox but played Sum-| OTTAWA (CP)--Head coachiday's doubleheader despite se- [Frank 'Clair, of Ottawa Rough! : 3 is a 50-50 chance that halfback|Dat he iaid down a sacrifice) |Ron Stewart or defensive eap- | bunt using only his right hand \tain Gary Schreider, or both,|m the bat. jdinals and Hank Aaron of Mil-| ae Kansas City Loses |sas City Athletics and top base Hints Trade |broken left hand. the injury Saturday against Chi-| Riders said Monday night there| "ere pain. In his last time at/ will be traded. gram that the question shouldjsmash from the bat of Jim be finally settled in the next|Landis who represented the ty- few days. Stewart and Schreider, bothjletics' 5.2 win. Canadians, plant to attend law) school in Toronto this fall and) Clair has said he is opposed to| REMEMBER WHEN ee jcommuting, as Stewart did last) By THE CANADIAN PRESS season. The two stars apparently are) Ingemar Johansson of Sweden won the world jopposed to playing just the first) : lhalf of the season before their) heavyweight title by a tech- nical knockout over Floyd ? law courses begin Toronto Angler Lands Big Trout TORONTO (CP)--A Toronto) businessman has landed a 10-| lowing - Monday, And-he made the last putout|/Pound, two-ounce speckled trout| agreement. He said on a television pro-jof the game, grabbing a line|while fishing in the Lac La Croix) June 11--Post Office vs Fire-| reserve of northern Quebec. The reported weight of the) American record of nine} pounds, 10 ounces set last year. However, James Guffie, Tor- onto, managing director of M and T Producis of Canada Lim- ited, Hamilton, said Monday his fish was not weighed on a reg- istered scale Guffie said he caught the fish | | Clair didn't mention whom he jmight pick up in a trade tor| \Stewart and Schreider. Pre-| jviously he had said any re-| jplacement would have to be a (Canadian of Stewart's or Schrei- jder's ability and the only player Patterson in the third round at Yankee Stadium three years ago tonight. Inthe re- turn match the next year, Patterson became the first heavyweight in boxing his- tory to regain the title, and still bothered by a Yankee manager Ralph Houk; Patterson defeated Johans- son again in the third match in 196). jhe has mentioned publicly has |been Bobby Kuntz of Toronto Argonauts. |June 3 after a battle lasting labout 30 minutes, using a 10- {pound nylon braided line with a \silver spinner ahead of the hook. |He used chub minnow as bait. | Guffie's fish was 26% inches long with a 16-inch girth. He said the weather was clear. World record for a speckled trout is 14% pounds. BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS 31 39 443 14% By THE CANADIAN PRESS Philadelphia | 27 46 .370 20 American League Chicago | W L Pct. GBL| New York 19 49 .279 25% | 40 28 588 -- National League 41 32 562 1% Milwaukee 000 002 301-- 6110 36 29 .554 214 |Los Angeles 003 010 000-- 4 140 38 31 .551 2% | Piche (7) Curtis (8). and Cran- 35 35 .500 6 '|dall; Moeller, Perranoski (3-2) 36 36 500 6 |(7) L, Sherry (7) Roebuck (8) 33 34 .493 634 |Ortega (9) and N. Sherry, Ca- 32 38 451 9 (milli (9) HR: Mil--H. Aaron. 32 40 44410 | Houston 000 300 000-- 3 82 24 44 353 16 Phila. 011.010 001-- 4 90 'New York 900 011 000-- 2100 Woodeshick (2-5) McMahon Detroit 000 000 000-- 0 31\and Ranew; McLish, Green Ford (5-4) Bridges (9) and/(2-2) (6) and White. HR: Hou- | Cleveland | Minnesota New York Los Angeles Baltimore Chicago Detroit Boston - Kansas City -| Washington Richmond Games Wednesday New York at Pittsburgh (N) St. Louis at Chicago Milwaukee "at Los' Angeles (N) Cincinnati at San Francisco International League WL Pct. GBL 45 22 .672 39 26 600 5 37 27 .578 6% 34 31 .523 10 32 36 .471 13% 29 38 .433 16 43 .368 20% 25 43 .368 20% Jacksonville Buffalo Toronto Rochester Atlanta Columbus Syracuse 25 winners, Houdaille got a run in the sec- and another in the fourth and broke out for three runs on four hits in the sixth, with Stire, Nowe, Hrehoruk, Pren- tice, Corneal and Joseph all helping vut in the rally. Ward's Billiards Whip Cadillacs Ward's Billiards defeated Cadillac Hotel 15-3, in their UAW Softball Léague game, last night at Alexandra Park. In another scheduled UAW League fixture, Engel's Men's Wear failed to field a full team and Kent's Western Tire won by Assoc. vs Abner's Esso, at Whit-\9th-inning rally, to turn default, 9-0. second) Roy Jokanovich, 27 - year - old! 'Talbot, pitching the win for Cockerton's single and an out- scored, on an error, Halik's double and a single by Lawson. Ward's scored in the first in- ning and added to their total in every frame after that except the fifth, with a six-run rally in the fourth and four more in the ith, being their big efforts. Knox, Woodcock, Vanstone and Morden were the big hitters. Civil Servants Organize Own Softball Loop Oshawa's newest. softball league {is the Civil Servants League, which embraces five teams, who will play their schedule games on nights. Rained-out games are to be played, prior to the fol- by mutual men and Foley's vs Eaton's. June 18--Foley's vs Werners ing run for the Sox in the Ath- trout is heavier than the North| and Firemen vs Eaton's. June 25--Eatons'. vs Wer- ner's at Thornton's Corners School and Post Office, .vs Foley's, at Northway Court. July 2--Eaton's (Command- ers) vs Post Office at North- way Court and Werner's vs Firemen, at Baker Park. July 9--Post Office vs Wer- ner's at Thornton's Corners School and Foley's vs Firemen, at Baker Park. July 16--Firemen vs Post Office at Northway Court and Commanders vs Foley's, at Thornton's Corners School. July 23--Werner's vs Foley's, at Thornton's Corners School Baker Park. Ju ly 30--Werner's vs Com- manders, at Westmount School and Foley's vs Post Office, at Northway Court. Aug. 6--Post Office vs Com- and Firemen vs Werner's, at) Thonrton's Corners School. U.S. YACHT LEADS POOLE, England (AP)--The {American boat Complex III re- gained the over-all lead in the ».5-metre. world championship séries in Poole Bay Monday. Complex, owned by Dr, Britton Chance of the University of Pennsylvania, came in third but Monday} and Commanders vs Firemen, | lat manders, at Westmount School] awa Canadian Tire Legionnaires) vs Hamilton Vikings, at Talbot} Park, Leaside, 7.30 p.m. SOCCER Toronto National League -- feated Woodview Park boys ers, 10-7, last night at Hudgins, Kram, Krasnai, Woodview/Christi and Cairnes all hit well Park diamond, with the winners|for the winners. scoring steadily in the middle! frames to earn their win, be- hind the good pitching of Pak- CONNAUGHT WINS Connaught Park Bantams con- Toronto Queen City vs Oshawalosta, who gave up two runs in|tinued their undefeated march Hungaria, at Memorial Stadium, 8.00 p.m, | WRESTLING | Exhibition of professional) wrestinig, three boyts at Osh- jawa Children's Arena, 8.45 p.m. | | WEDNESDAY SOFTBALL | Beaches Major Fastball League Eddie Black's vs!| Oshawa 'Sony's, at Alexandra| Park, 8.00 p.m. Inter-County League -- Police) y, 6.45 p.m. UAW League -- West Plant Alexandra both Tire, at Park, west diamond; }games at 6.30 p.m. East Toronto Junior Ladies' | League--Oshawa Scugog Clean- 'ers vs Teddy K's, at Toronto |Coxwell Stadium, 7.00 p.m. Oshawa Minor Assoc. -- (Ki- wanis Bantam League) -- Zion lat Fernhill; Nipigon at North 'Oshawa; Eastview at Rundle; | Woodview at Southmead; Lake \Vista at Valleyview; Kingside |wins by default over Sunnyside; all games at 6.30 p.m. | (Midget League) -- Sunnyside jat Woodview Park and South- mead at Radio Park; both games at 6.30 p.m. BASEBALL | Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc. -- (Pee Wee League) -- Peo- |ple's Clothing vs Dairy Queen, |at Eastview Park; Rougley Ins. iM Bolahood's Real Estate, at |\Alexandra Park, north \diamond; Firemen's Assoc. vs |Houdaille Industries, at Har- |man Park; Oshawa Auto Trim vs Whitby, at Whitby; all games at 6.15 p.m. (Bantam League) -- Victor's Sports vs Ajax, at Ajax, 6.15 p.m. SOCCER | Oshawa and District Assoc. -- |Ukrainia vs Kickers, at Kins- jmen Civic Memorial Stadium, |8.00 p.m. | LAWN BOWLING | Anderson Trophy, Mixed Doubles Tournament, at Whitby four in the 8th Elliott, with three singles, Mc- Namee, Balsom and Kitchen all hit well for the losers but supplied by Wright, McDonald, Watrs, Reed, Pakosta and Me: Knight of the winners, | SUNNYSIDE MIDGETS Sunnyside Midgets kept pace as league-leaders of the Midget hectic the scoring tour runs in a trick. final frame, Boivin, Gaatch,) Hrycanuk all drew walks as Parkinson faltered and two er- rors, a sacrifice plus singles by) Black and Calder, produced! Sunnyside's winning rally. Calder pitched Sunnyside, having two bad frames. He gave Radio three) runs in the third and_ three! more in the fifth. Cullen, Park- inspn, Bennett McDonald and Hornsby were the big hitters in the Radio bid. NIPIGON BANTAMS Nipigon Park Bantams whip-) ped Eastview 7-1 last night at Nipigon diamond, with Wilson pitching a great game. Kowal's homer in the 5th was the only run for the losers. Nipigon had/ good batting from Hamilton, Wilson, Dobney, Stead, Taylor and Studley. STORIE PARK WINS Storie Park Bantams defeated) North Oshawa 11-4 last night at Storie Park, with Taylor pitch- ing the win, on the strength of 11 strikeouts. North Oshawa got | \15 the win for; Kinsmen Civic'the third, one in the sixth and|through the Kiwanis Bantam League schedule, when they de- feated Kingside Park 7-4, last night at Kingside Park, winning the game with a three-run rally lcouldn't match the stick work|!™ an extra 8th inning. Kingside got three runs in the second stanza and one in the sixth while Connaught got one run in the second inning and three in the fourth. The 4-4 deadlock was broken in the 8th when Clapp singled, Gazdick \League race when they turned/tripled, Gillies was safé on an error and Glendinning doubled.. WOODVIEW WINS | 3 South Ontario County League| Trailing 6-3 going into the, Woodview Park Bantams who has played two|Ward's, gave up nine hits but|-- Brooklin at Pickering, 8.15 gary for! kept them pretty well scattered. | p.m. were at home to Valleyview Park last night and scored an 18-5 win, with Leaming having strikeouts. Bishop walked twice and had a double while Elliott had a single and home to lead the losers in their good Woodview got to Clarke for six runs on four walks and two hits, in the first inning and add- ed five more in the second. Tole had two homers, W. Badley one and Parker one while Kitchen also hit well, END FLUNKS EXAMS WINNIPEG (CP) -- Manager Jim Ausley of Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced Monday that end Hoyt Burnett will not report to spring training camp with the Western Football Con- ference club when it opens here July 2. Burnett failed his final examinations at Wofford' Col- lege in Spartinburg, N.C., and has to attend summer te attain his degree. a run in the fifth when Anlauf doubled and three in the sixth with Wite, Woods, O'Neill and Anlauf doing the work. The winners scored in every inning except the second, Slo mon, Logeman, Cameron, Tay- lor and the Wright boys all bat- ting well. LAKE VISTA WINS | Lake Vista Bantams scored four runs in the first inning,| did it again in the fourth and then staged a five-run parade n| the 6th, to defeat Southmead diamond, in their Bantam Lea- Lawn Bowling Greens, 1.30 p.m. DETROIT LIONS ONE MISSING DETROIT (AP) --. Lost: One 246-pound linebacker-- Dave Lloyd. If found, notify Detroit Lions pronto. "We might even have to offer a reward," said Bud Erickson, assistant general manager of the National Football League club. "We've sent wires, letters and tried to call Lioyd at several places and just can't locate him." Lloyd came to the Lions in a trade last March with Cleveland Browns. Coach George Wilson talked with Lloyd unce shortly after the deal. Since then he has vanished as far as the Lions are concerned. The Lions want to. falk contract with Lloyd : and also advise him when to reé- port to training camp next | gue game. | Southmead had only one good) inning, against Wallate 7s) the third, two walks, double by them four of their runs. Sam- 13-5 last night at Lake Vista! Zs BRAKE LININGS (RIVETED OR BONDED) gimpy knee, ace lefthander|presented a right handed bat- Whitey Ford suffering from an-|ting order against Detroit lefty) other arm misery and slugger/Don Mossi and benched Maris,|and_Roarke. Roger Maris battling a horren-|1961 home run king. Houk in- Probable Pitchers Today , dous slump, New York Yank-|sisted the move was made to Minnesota (Pascual 10-4) at Anderson (3-7) Daviault (1)/Carver, Saul (2); Narum and ees probably consider them-|rest Maris, not because of his|New York (Sheldon 4-3) (N) |Mizell (7) and Taylor; Law Kravitz, selves in good shape. |.243 batting average and low| Cleveland (Ramos 4-4 and/(5-3) and Burgess. Toronto For the first time in more homer production.. Houk in-/Hartman 0-0 or Gomez 0-1) at;Cincinnati 010000000--1 S51) Qi hus 200100 0lx-- 4 62 than two weeks they have alserted Maris as a defensive re-|Detroit (Bunning 6-4 and Jones/San Fran. 011 000 0lx-- 3 61 : 8 winning streak going -- two|placement for Mantle in right 0-1) (2N) Maloney (2-2) Drabowsky (6 <<. gets or yd eo : games in a row. _ |field in the ninth inning. Los Angeles (Belinsky 7-2) at Brosnan (8) and Foiles; O'Dell/ Thompson; Pehanick an The Yankees bunted their) 'The righthanded swingers did|Boston (Wilson 5-2) (N) (8-6) and Bailey. /Brand. we way to a 2-0 victory at Detroit|the job against Mossi--utilizing Chicago (Buzhardt 6-7) at/St. Louis 00 122 100-- 6 11 2| Jack' ville 610 000 004-- 5 90 Tigers Monday in the American|the bunt as their main weapon. Baltimore (Pappas 7-3) (N) | Chicago 003 001 000-- 4 9 1/Syracuse 100 000 100-- 2 71 League's only. game, following! pyiy Linz' squeeze bunt brought| Kansas City (Pfister 0-6) at Washburn (5-3) McDaniel (6)| Hawkins, Kay (9) and Chiti; their 9-7 triumph over the in the game's first run in the Washington (Rudolph 2-2) (N) and Sawatski, Schaffer (6); |Belcher, Miller (9) and Dot- rs in Sunday's seven-hour,/ri¢, and Bill Skowron deliv- Games Wednesday Hobbie (1-9) Schultz (7) Gerard/terer. 22-inning marathon. éred the other with a bunt sin- Cleveland at Detroit (9) and Thacker. HRs: Stl-\puttato 010 011 000-- 3 80 But even in winning, all was vie in the sixth. The Yanks got Kansas City at Washington (N) White (12); Chi-Banks (21). | Richmond 000 001 000-- 1 511) not rosy for the defending world) 19 hits off Mossi and Ron Kline, Chicago at Baltimore (N) Probale Pitchers Today B 4 Lonnstt Caen champions. bene oF thom bunts: Minnesota:at New York Milwaukee (Burdette 5-4) at) |, ten té es "on : rend FORD LEAVES Los Angeles at Boston Los Angeles (Koufax 10-3) (N).|Cullen (6) Kipp (9) an : Ford, just coming back from|ALLOWS A DOUBLE National League Cincinnati (Jay 10-7) at San} Games Today a bout with shoulder trouble,! Ford, a 25-game winner last > W IL Pet. GBL Francisco (Sanford 7-6) (N). Atlanta at Toronto (N) : failed to finish a magnificent year, went above the .500 mark Los Angeles 48 27 .640 St. Louis (Broglio 2-3) at Chi- Jacksonviiie at Buffalo (N) performance. Complaining of|for the season at 5-4. He al- San Francisco 635 cago (Ellsworth 4-16). Rochester at Columbus (N) he upper part of his lowed a double to leadoff man Pittsburgh 569 5%4,| New York (Hunter 1-2) Syracuse at Richmond (N) - ing"mrm, the stocky south- Jake Wood inwthe first inning St. Louis 557 6%) Pittsburgh (Gibbon 2-1) (N) American Association left the field with one man/and a bunt single to Norm Cash Cincinnati 551 7 Houston (Farrell 5-7 and Gol- Indianapolis 4 Denver 6 x in. the ninth inning 4fterjin the fifth. He walked three Milwaukee 486 11% | den 5-4) at Philadelphia (Mahaf-| Dallas-Fort Worth 6 Omaha3 + 'Houston 44914 |fey 8-8 and Hamilton 4-5) (2N).'Louisville 4 er City 2 | her earlier good positions guar- anteed her first place with month. 60 000 000-- 1 81 221 000 Olx-- 7121 Atlanta Rochester "KEEP SAFETY AT YOUR FEET" Howard; Mossi (6-8) Kline (9)|Mejias (19). 020 000 010-- 3 81 noe ee 4,937 points. Pittsburgh 600 304 00x--13 152) peitz, Vickery (2) and, Mc-|- -- * 111 000 000-3 71 WATCH FOR NEW MC 8 o Us Friday June 29 OSHAWA TIMES HAVE YOUR BRAKES RELINED WITH Genuine Pray beste « "The life you save - may be your own" * M4 al paw out Mmiting the Tigers to two hits.'men and struck out six. © Ne oe, ae ae ee