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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, June 27, 1962 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' LAST NIGHT'S doubleheader at Alexandra Park once again gave local soffball fans a real treat, with MacLean's Esso scoring a win over the Pic-O-Mats and Heffering's win- ning a 1-0 thriller over Scugog Cleaners Juniors. This was the second-straight defeat for the Pic-O-Mats, who up until last Thursday were undefeated in the Major League competition. The nip-and-tuck battle between Scugogs and Heffering's was another of those fine softball battles that have been cropping up almost every night in this year's doubleheaders. There's another doubleheader at Alexandra Park tomorrow night with Cobourg appearing in the second half. Tonight ,it's Beaches League, Eddie Black's vs Tony's. KING WHYTE, well-known outdoors sports writer arid To- ronto commentator, died suddenly last night, of a heart attack, at a resort lodge, in Québec's Laurentide Park, near Quebec. They were at the lodge to prepare a film for Whyte's TV show. His passing takes from the scene one of the members of the fairly recent group of outdoors writers, well-informed fishing and hunting enthusiasts who have been doing much to promote interest in conservation, as well as enthusiasm for outdoor recreation. BRIGHT BITS: Earl Wilson pitched ® no-hit, 'no-run 2-0 victory for Boston Red Sox over thé Los Angeles Angels yes- terday and became the first Negro pitcher in major league baseball to accomplish such a feat ... FRANK BUDD, a track star (sprinter) with Villanova University, has signed to play professional football with the Philadelphia Eagels. Budd has never attended a professional football game but apparent- ly the Eagles figure if they can only teach him to catch or eatry the ball -- nobody else will ever catch him .. DETROIT TIGERS, after taking two nip-and-tuck defeats at the hands of the N.Y. Yankees, came back yesterday to knock off Cleveland Indians twice and so tighten up the American League race. The Twins beat the Yankees yester- day 5-0 to move into second place all alone ... ST. LOUIS CARDS had 15 hits yesterday, including four homers, to wal- lop Chicago Cubs 15-3 . . . PIRATES won over the Mets yes- terday, to hold third place by a half-game but the National League race appears to be still a two-way affair, between the Dodgers and Giants. Pee } AFL Appeals Plaza Foods Win Legal Ruling | Over Kamn's Drugs | Plaza Food defeated Karn's} BOSTON (AP)--The Ameri-| Drugs 14-7 in their UAW Softball| can Football League will appeal|League game, yesterday after-| its $10,000,000 anti - trust suit| noon at Alexandra Park. = the rival National) Richardson pitched for Karn's ague, |Drugs and needed relief from | | } | | | s | | jat Ajax. one hit. |Cole belted a triple--and was enduke, Whiteley, 3b; Branch, 1b; Cole, AFL commissioner Joe Foss} made the announcement Tues- day at the league's meeting. U.S. District Court Judge Roszel Thomsen ruled in Balti- more June 12 that the NFL had no monopoly. The judge said the older league had the power to exclude the AFL from virtu- ally any city it desired. But he added that despite this power Dulny in thé fifth inning. Ber- given was the winning pitcher for Plaza and he had only one bad inning, the third, when he gave up four runs, including a) triple by Brooks. The winners scored in every inning except the last with Boi- vin having a big day, five- straight singles. Shearer and the NFL did not have a monop- oly since he did not feel the NFL could exclude the AFL from every' city. The appeal wil! fall. The only other order of busi- ness in the closed sessions Tues- day was presentation of new franchise bids by syndicates representing New Orleans, Kan- sas City and Atlanta. No deci- sion was made whether to ac- cept any of the bids. i be heard next Ring Magazine Joins Trend NEW YORK (AP) -- Ring magazine joined the bandwagon and decided to recognize the revived junior lightweight and junior welterweight classes to- day. In its latest monthly ratings Ring announced it is recogniz- ing Flash Elorde of the Philip- pinés as junior lightweight (130 unds) champion and Italy's uilio Lois as junior welter- weight (140 pounds) king. Ring pointed out that most of the foreign boxing bodies have joined the United States' Na- tional Boxing Association in the re-creation of these classes. Harold Johnson, world light- heavyweight champion from Philadelphia, was named Fighter of the Month for his successful defence against Ger- in last Saturday. Malloy both hit well also while | Maeson had two homers. Neighborhood | Pee Wee Games | CRA Neighborhood Pee Wee |Boys Softball League results last night were as follows: Connaught Park defeated Bathe Park 13-12 in their game at Connaught Park, scoring four lruns in the 7th inning to do the |trick. Homers by Farncombe in the 6th and O'Donnell in the 7th and Healey's winning homer in uthe 7th were the key blows. Nipigon Park Pee Wee boys defeated Rundle Park lads 17- 14 last night, in their game at Rundle Park, scoring runs in every inning except the sixth, to earn the verdict. Rundle scored nine runs in their 3rd inning Fernhill Park Pee scored a 14-0 triumph at Storie Park last night when McKee |pitched the shutout and gave up only two hits while striking out 15 batters. Welsh, Badgley, Bal- lentine and Kirpatrick were the Wees| arl Wilson Is irst Negro To itch No-Hitter BOSTON (AP) -- Big Earl Wilson traded in a nickname today. Until Tuesday night it was Wild Man Wilson. Now it's No Hit Wilson. The hulkifig, unassuming Wil- son became the first Negro to itch an American League no- itter as he fast-balled Boston Red Sox to a 2-0 victory over Los Angeles Angels at Fenway Park. The 25 - year - old right- hander gave up four walks but only two Los Angeles runners got as far as second base. He faced 31 batters. Wilson, who packs 220 pounds on a muscular 6-foot-3 frame, finally was rewarding manager Mike Higgins and others who never lost faith in his great speed and pitching ability. Wildness had always been Earl's downfall. After a while he began aiming the ball, being too careful not to walk batters, and got progressively worse. This season he has gone back to his main weapon, a blazing EARL WILSON (left), Bos- {fast ball and compiled a 6-2 rec- "TI just threw as hard as I could all the way," he grinned after the game. "I stayed with my fast ball all the way but mixed in a few sliders. I still don't think it's true. I can't be- lieve it." ' The only cther Negro to hurl a major league no-hitter was Sam Jones, who beat Pittsburgh Pirates May 12, 1955, while with Chicago Cubs. Asked if the _ tremendous cheering of the crowd of 14,002 tended to disconcert him in the late innings, Earl laughed: "No, not a bit. But I'll tell you what did bother me. That was (Leon) Wagner and (Lee) got Thomas on a low screwball that went a lot deeper than. it should have But when Gary for the last ct I could relax all the way." It was the second no-hitter of the season and the guy Wilson beat was left-hander Bo Belin- sky, who spun a no-hitter in Los Angeles against Baltimore ton Red Sox pitcher, is shown wit Whis catcher Bob Tillman, in their dressing room last night, after Wilson had pitched a no-hitter against Los An- geles Angels at Fenway Park. Wilson also hit a home run in the 3rd inning, to help win his no-hit, no-run game 2-0. --(AP Wirephoto) ( ord. Kjax Inters. Blank Oshawa By JIM HACKLEMAN Associated Press Sports Writer With thunderbolt swiftness matching the speed of his fast- ball, Earl Wilson has zoomed to stardom from the ranks of |baseball's lesser known per- Ajax blanked Oshawa 3-0 in| formers. their Lakeshore Intermediate| At Boston's Fenway Park League schedule game last al ore Aer Byles Hill was the shutout pitcher|no - hitter of the American for Ajax and he gave up only |League season --a 20 triumph He had a no-hit, no-|over Los Angeles Angels. Tron- run game going with one out in/ically, his defeated opponent the final 7th inning when Jackie Med the P sei other hit pitcher, fun - loving southpaw Bo Belinsky, who produced his masterpiece against Baltimore Orioles May 5. Wilson, a strong - armed ex- catcher from Ponchatonia, La., allowed four men to reach base on walks and struck out five as he "just threw as hard as I could all the way." He also gave himself all the support he needed with his sec- ond home run of the year. Although his record in seven previous seasons as a profes sional has been most notable for a rg migg = toward ha a j ; Wilson has been regarded as a rf and c in 6th; Rines, cf; Fra-|potential star by the Red Sox Sur, ss; Wagner, p; Fisher bat-|prass. ted in 7th. | AJAX--Tripp, ss; Desroches,, OTHER PITCHERS SHINE cf; Hobbs, 1b; Daze, If; Hill, p;| Pitching also sparkled else-| Finnegan, c; Kerton, 2b: Ren.|Where in the league. Cleveland! nick, 3b; Pope, rf. ° : Indians salvaged a one game) ae .|lead in the standings, beating) |Detroit Tigers 3-1 on a com-| jbined four-hitter by Bob Hart- jman and Gary Bell and Al Lup- llow's 12th - inning homer after {being blanked 6-0 on six hits by \Jim Burning in the opener of thrown out at the plate, trying to stretch it into a homer. Ajjax got to Ev Wagner for a run in the fourth when Hill him- self opened the inning with a single and scored later on an error and an infield out. In the fifth, Desroches singled with one out, Hobbs tripled and he scored on Daze's grounder to first base. Wagner only gave up four hits, in this keén pitch. ing duel, which proved one of the best games of the season. OSHAWA -- McLean, 2b; Bil- ce and rf; Wood, If; | Houdaille Beats Genosha Aces 8-] Houdaille Industries defeated in Genosha Juvenile Aces 8-1 i big Senators 2-1 with a six-hit per- Orioles May 3. Boston Hurler Puts 'Name In Record Book Camilo Pascual struck out 12 and Rich Rollins did some heavy slugging as the runner-up Minnesota Twins trimmed New York Yankees 5-0. Milt Pappas of Baltimore fired a four-hit, 1-0 victory over Chicago White Sox and Kansas City rookie Dan Pfister won his first in the time, edging Washington formance. All told, just 21 runs in six games--and four shutouts. Like Belinsky, Wilson was an unlikely candidate for pitching stardom at the season's start. He had been unimpressive in two previous short stays with the Red Sox--in 1959 and 60-- and was no betier than 9-14 with Seattle of League last. year. FAILED TO GO DISTANCE This season the strapping, 25- year-old Louisianan had failed to go the distance in his nine previous starts although he had done well enough to win five of seven decisions. Belinsky allowed just three hits in his seven innings but all three cost him. Wilson slugged his homer in the third, then sin- gles by Pete Runnels and Car- roll Hardy after an error gave Boston its second run. Hartman made his first ap pearance for Cleveland since being brought up from the mi- nors and held Detroit to three hits -- including a homer and single by Bubba Morton through 10 innings. Then Bell won, allowing only a harmless single over the last two. Sam Jones was the hard-luck loser, lasting until the 12th when he gave way to Ron Nischwitz Thomas in the ninth imning. I Geiger hauled it in in centre the Pacific Coast} Belinsky marched into the raucous Red Sox dressing room after the game and heartily congratulated Wilson. "You were great, Earl, just eat," he said. "I'll betcha no ly ever saw that before--one no-hit pitcher being beaten by another." Another dressing room fan he Red Sox ownér Tom Yaw- ey, contract is being torn up and another -- with a salary hike-- will be given him today. who annoufced Wilson's The Angéls never get very close to a hit. The nearest at- tempt came at the start of the ninth inning. Billy Moran lifted a pop fly into short left field. It was too close for outfielder Carl Yastrzemgki, but shortstop Eddie Bressoud back-pedaled in time to haul it down. Wilson, turning in his first complete game of the season jand his fitst big league shutout SPORTS CALENDAR Softball TODAY : FTBALL Beachés Major Fastball League -- Eddie Black's vs Oshawa Tony's, at Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. Intét-County League -- Police Assoc. vs. Abneér's Esso, at Whitby, 6.45 p.m. South Ontario County Le ATOMS SCHEDULE July 3 Courtice at Zion 4 Burkéton at Courtice 5 Maple Grové at Burketon 9 Burketon at Maple Grove 10 Maple Grove at Zion -- Brooklin at Pickering, 8.15 p.m. UAW League -- West Plant vs Ward's Billiards, at Alexan- dra Park, east diamond and Oshawa Quality Fuels vs Kent's Western Tire, at Alexandra Park, west diamond; both games at 6.30 p.m. East Toronto Junior Ladies' League--Oshawa Scugog Clean- ets vs Teddy K's, at Toronto Coxwell Stadium, 7.00 p.m, wanis Bantam League) -- Zion at 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 at Woodview Park and South- mead at Radio Park; both! games at 6.30 p.m. | 1 |got stronger as the game wen!| jon. He had_ given himself! jenough breathing room--as it! turned out--in the third inning) by belting a long home run off} Belinsky. after a single by Ty Cline, Luplow promptly broke the tie with his fourth hit of the game and fifth of the night--the two- run homer. Bunning had a duel with Pe- dro Ramos in the first game until the seventh, when Dick McAuliffe homered with one on for the second hit off the In-| dian right-hander Rocky Cola- vito made it a Tiger rout with a grand slam against Ramos in , the eighth. ROLLINS SPARKLES Rollins, whose average had skidded from .360 to .328 with only three hits in his eight pre- vious games, got rich against Yankee starter Roland Sheldon. The Minnesota third baseman smashed homers his first two trips, both times with Lenny Green on base, then had a sin- gle off Sheldon and another off Bob Turley. Pascual, winning his 11th against four losses, spaced nine hits, walked none and was at his curveballing best when it| counted. He struck out Roger Maris three timés and pinch. hitter Mickey Mantle with the! bases filled and 'one out in the! ninth. . Baltimore won in the last of| and John Buzhardt when John Powell's single and two bunts loaded thé basés and Charley} a hit. Pfister turned in a neat six- hitter for the Athletics and the| earned. Manny Jimenez, the) league's top batter at .346,) drove in the deciding run with! [= doubleheader. their Inter - County Softball League game, last night at Lakeview Park. Kornylo pitched the win for Houdaille, limiting the Juniors to six hits, threl of them com- ing in the fifth,' when singles by Rowden, Pipher and Tilk, plus a sacrifice fly by Mason, produced the lone tally for the Aces. Kornylo struck out 10 batters. The winners got a run in the Ht gure S an error, El- iott's single and Cairns' sacri-| Aj Dark's a genius fice. Howard hit a two-run) or so it oe ed Tuesday homer in the fourth and Kuney|night as events unfolded at San had one in the fifth, when the/Francisco, where the Giants' winners staged a five-run rally} manager came up with a series to clinch the game. /of manoeuvres resulting in a eae a \6-5, 10-inning victory over Cin- jcinnati_ Reds that sent the |Giants back into first place in jthe National League. | Dark made his first move in {the seventh inning when the |Giants, trailing 4-0, loaded the bases with pitcher Jack Sanford " _Le-\due to bat. Dark looked down gionnaires defeated Hamilton) his bench for a pinch hitter and Vikings 4-1 in their Leaside|selected Ed Bailey, hitless in Junior League game, last night) his last 17 trips. at Talbot Park, in Leaside. | Bailey hit a grand - slam| Roger Reeson pitched thej)homer -- the first by a pinch win, giving up only four hits|hitter this season. and fanning nine batters. In the} 11 the 10th, Willie McCovey, 7th, Jack Sutton singled, was| inserted in the lineup. against forced by Chuck Riley and Tight-hander Joey Jay, opened then an error and Wayne with a single. Going to his re- Graham's single scored, Riley; serves again, Dark sent pre-| with Hamilton's only run. viously benched Felipe Afou in| Two walks and Al Terwilli-/!0 Tun for him. ger's single gave Oshawa al Alou broke from first as Or- run in their first inning and|!ando Cepeda rifled a single, "Butch" Dowe homered in the| daringly rounded third as Vada fourth. The Legionnaires added| Pinson fired the ball into the in- singletons in the 8th and 9thifield and was waved on. He frames to clinch' their win,|beat Don Blasingame's relay,| Reeson and pitch-hitter Ron|Sliding under the tag with the Bell doing the hitting. j winning run. os LEGIONNAIRES Latton The triumph pushed the Giants %; Reid, 1b; Etchells, ¢; | back on top for the first time Cheeseman, rf; Terwilliger, ap; |sice June 8, a halt - game McConkey, If; Ferreis, c jahead of Los Angeles Dodgers, *!who were limited to five hits By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sopris Writer Legionnaires Top Hamilton Oshawa Canadian Tire Le-| Manager Al Dark Wins On Strategy Reds built their 4-0 edge. In the last of the eighth, Jim Daven- port again knotted the score with a homer and set it up for the 10th inning fireworks that gave Stu Miller (4-3) the vic- oti and Dave Sisler (2-3) the OSs. Burdette, who lost his first four decisiofis, won his sixth in a row with his fourth complete game, The Biaves then pushed across what proved to be the clincher in the sixth when Hank Aaron reached base on Maury Wills' error, moved to third on Lee Maye's single and came across on a sacrifice fly to Del Crandall. Rookie Donn Clendenon and Don Hoak each knocked in two runs as the Pirates won their seventh in eight games with the Mets. Clendenofi got his pair with a triple and homer while Hoak used a first inning double for his two runs batted in. Four homers -- by Gene Ol- iver, Billy White, Charlie James and Ken Boyer--paced a 15-hit offensive that subdued the Cubs and enabled Ernie Broglio (3-3) to go the distance despite allow- ing 10 htis. Dick Ellsworth (4-11) absorbed the defeat. Hamilton (5-5) sot all the sup- port he needed in the opener when the Phils scored a pair in the second on Clay Dalrymple's Dowe, ss; Reeson, p; Johnston, | p in Sth; Bell, batted. in 9th, |)D¥ Lew beep dla saad HAMILTON Cipolla, 2b;| 'The third - place Pittsburgh| Palidwor, ss; Weldon, rf; Sut-/pirates whipped New York! ton, 1b; Riley, ef; Graham, 3b; | Mets 5-2, the fourth-place St.| McQueen, p; Sear, c; Bartol-ltoyis Cardinals walloped Chi-| big hitters for Fernhill. Kingside Park Pee Wees nosed out Sunnyside 16-14 last home-run blows by Rout lin the bottom half of the sixth lizzi, If. ,cago Cubs 15-3 and Philadelphia) Phillies defeated Houston Colts} WINS GOLF TITLE twice, 2-0 on Jack Hamilton's} KINGSTON (CP)--Key Kel-|two-hitter and 6-4, | match play to win the 14th an./eighth on a triple by Johnny Japanese Fighter Decides Quit Ring TOKYO (AP) -- Japan's Sa- dao Yaoita, Orient flyweight ichampion who was scheduled to meet world flyweight champion Pone Kingpetch of Thailand in night in their game at Kingside,|leur of Toronto Rosedale Golf| After Bailey's grand slam tied|@ title fight in October, has de- nd an|Club 'defeated clubmate Mrs.|it in the seventh, the reds went|cided to quit boxing, Japanese) panpas (8-3) and Langit Hewitt proving the big factor,|Margaret Clarkson 5 and 4 in|back in front in the top of the Newspapers say |Kansas City 101 006 000 - The papers said Yaoita, 26, In the heavyweight division,|inning, after Sunnyside had tied| nual international field day and Edwards and a pinch single by|has decided to retire because of Montreal's Bob Cleroux bg ranke@ sixth. \the Score with a seven-run rally in their half-of the 6th. pionship Sunday. 'had hit a two-run homer as the eastern provinces golf cham-| Jerry Lynch. Edwards pire rg neuralgia of the left} ney (1-2) Rudolph (6) and Burn- foot. the ninth against the White Sox| Lau's 30-foot dribbled went for lone Washington run was unh- a third-inning double. | double, singles by Don De-| | BASEBALL BASEBALL Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc. -- (Bee Wee League) -- Peo- ple's Clothing vs Dairy Queen, at Eastview Park; Roughley Ins. vs 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- men Civic Memorial Stadium, 8.00 p.m. LAWN BOWLING | Anderson Trophy, Mixed Doubles Tournament, at Whitby Lawn Bowling Greens, 1.30 p.m. THURSDAY SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District 'Major League' Doubleheader --MacLean's Esso vs Hefferings Imperials, at 6.15 p.m. and Cobourg Brokers vs Scugog Cleaners, at 8.15 p.m.; both games at Alexnadra Park. Inter-County League -- Hou- daille Industries vs Ukrainian Aces, at Bathe Park; Genosha Aces vs Foley's Plumbing at Lakeview Park and Abner's Esso vs Police Assoc., at Alex- andra Park, west diamond; all games at 6.45 p.m. South Ontario County League -- Pickering at Brooklin, 8.15 UAW League -- Plaza Foods vs Karn's Drugs, at Alexandra Park west diamond, at 1.30 p.m. Lakeshore Intermediate League -- Ajax vs Oshawa Mer-| chants, at Kinsmen Civic Me-| morial Stadium, 7.15 p.m. | Oshawa Legion Minor Assoc.| -- (Bantam League) -- Victor's Sports vs Whitby, at Whitby and Oshawa Dairy vs Jury and Lovell, at Alexandra Park; both games at 6.15 p.m. (Midget League) -- Oshawa) UAW vs Ajax Lions, at Ajax and Beaton's Dairy vs Whitby, at Whitby; both games at 6.15 p.m. TENNIS Toronto Tennis League--Osh- awa RC at Toronto Howard Park TC, 6.30 p.m. | FIGHT ARRANGED SYDNEY, N.S. (CP)--Cana- dian middleweight boxing champion Wilf Greaves of Ed- monton has signed to defend his title against Blair Richardson of Oshawa Minor Assoc, -- (Ki- A \for Elliott's homer in the sec- jsonvillé Suns. \24 of their 40 games, a pace 11 Zion at Courtice 12 Zion at Maple Grove 12 Courtice at Burketon 16 Courtice at Maple Grove 17 Burketon at Zion 18,Maple Grove at Courtice 19 Zion at Burketon 23 Zion at Maple Grove 24 Courtice at Zion 25 Burketon at Courtice 26 Maple Grove at Burketon ust 13 Burkéton at Maple Grove 14 Maple Grove at Zion 15 Zion at Courtice 16 Courtice at Burketon 20 Courtice at Maple Grove 21 Burketon at Zion 22 Maple Grove at Courtice West Darlington Dates PRE WEE SCHEDULE JULY . 3 Zion at Courtice B 4 Courtice A at Maple Grove 5 Courtice B at Zion 5 Maple Grove at Courtice A 9 Maple Grove at Zion 10 Courtice A at Courtice B 11 Courtice B at Maple Grove 12 Zion at Courtice A 16 Courtice A at Zion 17 Maple Grove at Courtice B 18 Zion at Maple Grove 19 Courtice B at Courtice A 23 Courtice B at Zion 44 Zion at Courtice B 25 Courtice A at Maple Grove 26 Maple Grove at Courtice A AUGUST 13 Maple Grove at Zion 14 Courtice A at Courtice B 15 Courtice B at Maple Grove 16 Zion at Courtice A 20 Courtice A at Zion 21 Maple Grove at Courticé B 22 Zion at Maple Grove 27 Play offs start (Draw for the bond) Courtice B -- Eastway Clean- 23 Zion at Burketon ers; Courtice A -- Roy Nichols; Maple Grove and Zion. MacLean's And Heffering's Win In Doubleheader It was the "gasoline alley" night at Alexandra Park last night in the Oshawa City and District Major League double- header as MacLean's Esso turned back Pic-O-Mats 9-4 and Heffering's Imperials nosed out Scugog Cleaners 1-0. Ron Phillips pitched the win for MacLean's and gave up only four hits over the dis- tance. Two walks, and error and Jackie Sneddon's homer in the 7th inning, gave Pic-O-Mats all their four runs at once. The rest of the time, they were held under control. MacLean's got to Sam Smith ond inning and two more runs in the second whén Minacs doubled and some érrors fol- lowed. In the fifth, Bob Keenan hit a three-run homer with two out, to make it a four-run tally. Wills took over the pitch- ing for Pic-O-Mats and Mac- Leans added two more runs in the sixth. Minacs, Tom O'Connor, El- liott and Keenan were the big hitters for the winners while Horton, with two-for-two, was best for the losers. . PIC-O-MATS = Berwick, cf; Horton, If; Solomon, ss; Mel- hick, c; Smith, p; Wills, p in 5th; Sneddon, 1b in 7th; Camp- bell, 3b in 6th; Snow, If in 7th. MacLEAN'S -- Copeland, 1b; Minacs, ss; O'Connor, 2b; Courtney, 2b; Elliott, Hf; Wel- don, c; Keenan, cf; Edwards, rf; Phillips, p. HEFFERING'S WIN Heffering's Imperials played a sparkling brand of defensive softball to win 1-0 over Scugog Cleaners Juniors. Reg Hickey pitched the win for Heffering's fanning 10 bat- ters and giving up only two hits, j Heffering's got the lone run of the game in the fifth inning when Ray Buzminski opened with a walk, John Carnwith also walked and then with one out, Jack Shearer sacfificed to bring home Buzminski with the game's only tally. SCUGOG CLEANERS -- Wil- son, ss; Burke, 3b; Young, ef; Suddard, If; Kornylo, 1b; Pet- ers, pj Fegan, ¢ Sadowski, rf; Reilly, 2b. HEF FERINGS -- O'Reilly, 2b; Shearer, cf; Jordan, 3b; Knight, c; Hickey, p; Cole, 88; Batherson, If; Buzzminski, rf; Turesky, 1b; Mackness, 3b; Armstrong, 2b; Brabin, rf; Carnwith, 1b, On Road By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Most baseball clubs can't Wait to get in the confines of their home parks but not Jack- The Suns, riding high atop the International League today with a six-game lead, have won 25 of their ii fames on the road. If they could keep up that rate at home, they'd be so far in front that no other team would have a chance of catching them. At home, they have won only that would just about hold down third place for them. At Buffalo Tuesday night the Suns struck for four runs in the eighth inning to edge thé Bisons 6-5 and run their current win ning streak to six. abl Washington meter and Frank Torre, a force|South Bar, N.S., in a mid-sum- out and a wild pitch by Colts'|mer bout. Promoter Gus Mac- starter Dick Farrell (5-8), Artilellan of Sydney said Tuesday Mahaffey (9-8) stopped the colts|/the bout will be eithét July 28 in the nightcap on seven hits,/or Aug. 3. He was still negotiat- and drove in what proved to be/ing for the site but it would be the deciding run with a single|either Glace Bay, N.S., or Syd- in a three-run fourth. ney. Mike de la Hoz and Harry Ctiti each crashed a home run in the big inning. But it was re- lief pitcher Ted Abernathy who drove home what proved to be the winning run when he sin gled home Larry Brown, who had doubled. STANDINGS iB Suns Are Shining Jaunts In other action, Columbus Jeis trounced Rochester Red Wings 7-3, Altanta Crackers downed Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 and Syracuse Chiefs edged Richmond Virginians 5-4. Ron Brand and Buddy Prit- chard each had three RBI in Columbus' victory over Roches- ter. Tom Parsons went all the way for the Jets for the first time in 13 starts this season. Johnny Kucks stopped {he Leafs with five hit sand enabled Atlanta to snap a four-game 10s- ing streak. The victory ran his season récord to 8-2. Jerry Bu- chek and Jim Baumer hit two- run homers for the Crackers. The Syractise' decision over Richmond pulled the Chiefs out of a tie with the losers for the league cellar. Joe McClain got credit for the victory and helped his own cause by driving in two runs. Oshawa Dairy Boys Lose Out To Ajax Oshawa Dairy lost a decision Ajax in their Legion Minor to Baseball game, at Eastview BASEBALL SCORES AND By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Cleveland (Donovan 11-2) at American League | j WL Pet. \Detroit (Foytack 5-1). 586 Minnegota (Kaat 8-4) at New 568 1 |York (Terry 8-7). 5453 Chicago (Pizarro 4-6) at Bal- 543 3 |timore (Roberts 3-2) night. 507 5% | Kansas City (Rakow 5-9) at 493 644 |night. 4938 6% 465 8% 452 9% 24 45 .348 1644 Los Angeies 600 000000- 6 01 Boston 001 100 00x- 2 50 Belinsky (7-3) Chance (8) and Rodgers; Wilson (6-2) and Till- man. HR: Bsn--Wilson (2). Cleveland 000 000 000- 0 42 Detroit 000 000 24x- 6 41 Ramos (4-5) and Romano; Bunning (7-4) and Brown. HRs: Det -- McAuliffe (4) Colavito (15). Detroit 100000 000000- 1 42 Cleve. 000 001 000 002+ 3130 Hartman, Bell (5-4) (11) and GBL Cleveland Minnesota New York Los Angeles Baltimore Chicago Detroit Boston Kansas City National League WHE Prt. 48 27 .640 48 28 632 42 31 575 5 40 31 563 6 38 32 543 71% 36 37 493 11 33 39 458 13% 31 40 437 15 27 47 365 2014 New York 19 50 .275 26 Milwaukee 010001 000- 2 62 Los Angeles 000000 001- 1 52 Burdette (6-4) and Crandall; Koufax (10-4) L, Sherry (9) and GBL San Francisco ~- Los Angeles j Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston Chicago N. Sherry, Cinci. 600 300 1100- S111 San Fran. 000000 4101- 6100 Jay, Sisler (2-8) (8) and Ed- wards; Sanford, Miller (4-3) (8) and Haller. HRs: Cin -- Ed- wards (4) Robinson (1)2; SF--~ Bailey (10) Davenport (7). .- St. Louis 400 110 090 - 15 150 (8) Daley (9) and Howard.) Chicago 100 000 002- 3101 HRs: Min--Rollins 2 (11). Broglio (3-3) and Oliver, Chicago 600 000 000- © 40)Schaffer (8); Ellsworth (4-11) Baltimore 600 000 001- 1 81)/Balsamo (8) Gerard (8) Hobbie Romano; Jones (0-2) Nischwitz /(12) and Roarke. HRs: Det-- Morton (1); Cle--Luplow (7). Minnesota 202 010 000- 5 83 New York 000 000 000- 0 90 Pascual (11-4) and Battey; Sheldon (4-4) Turley (6) Arroyo | Buzhardt (6-8) a | Oliver (5) White (13) James (2) 2 81) Boyer (10) Washington 000000100- 1 61) Houston 00 000 022- 4 71 Pfister (1-6) and Azcue; Che- Phila. 101 310 00x- 6 80 Golden (5-5) Guisti (4) Kem- jmerer (6) Tiefenauer (8) and side (8) and Retzer. x | Los Angeles (Lee 5-4) at Bos- (2) |Jacksonville 2 'Buffalo H, Smith, Ranew (6); Mahaffey) | (9-8) and Dalrymple. HR: Hou | --Warwick is aoe |New York 100900010- 2 51 | Pittsburgh 301 001 00x- 5 71 | Hunter (1-3) MacKenzie (7) }and Cannizzaro; Gibbon, Fran- cis (4-5) (3) Face (8) and |Roarke. HR: Pgh -- Celndenon International League WL Pct. GBL 46 22 .676 49 27 501 6 37 28 569 714 34 32 515 11 43.36 478 18% 30 38 .441 16 26 43 .377 20% 25 44 .362 21% Toronto Rochester Atlanta Columbus Syracuse Richmond Park, last night, by a 7-2 score. A walk to Smith in the third inning, Metcalfe's single and a triple by Baran gave Oshawa - Dairy their two runs and they only had three hits off Locket. The Ajax team got to Metcalfe for a run in the second when Rozalowski tripled and another in the fourth on an error, and a walk, plus a wild pitch. Carroll, who took over, gave up two runs, on Boyd's homer, in the fifth and in the 7th, Boyd doub- led,. Jones tripled, Cooksaw singled and so did Harris, for their final three-run rally. Atlanta 122 010 090-- 6 72 Toronto . 000 001 020--.3 .5 0) Kucks and Saul; Ridsik, Con-) stable (4) Browning (9) and/ Thompson. | Syracuse 610 200 020--- 5 101 Richmond 001 001 020-- 4 71 McLain, Hobaugh (8) and! Dotterer; Downing, Ditmar (3)| Davolio (8) and Shantz. | | Jack' ville» 000 014 100-- 6 90 | Buffalo 000 301 100-- 5 73) | Ceccarelli, Abernathy (6) and |Chiti; Seward, Ricketts (7) Sur- |kont (8) and Lipski. | | Rochester 600 000 Columbus | reon;/(9) and Thacker. HRs: StL--| Martinez, Baker (1) and Kra-| |vitz; Parsons and Brand. Games Today Atlanta at Toronto (N) Jacksonville at Buffalo (N) Rochester at Columbus (N) | Syracuse at Richmond (N) Kansas City A's Pick Up Consolo WASHINGTON (AP) -- Kan- sas City. Athletics, in need of infield help due to injuries, have obtained infielder Billy Consolo from Los Angeles Angels on waivers. Consolo, 27, has appeared in 29 games for Los Angeles this year and had two hits in 20 times at bat for .100 average. The Athletics have been hard 030-- 3 70) hit by injuries to shortstop Dick 401 020 00x-- 7100) Howser, third baseman Wayne Causey and reserve infielder Marlan Coughtry To make room for Consolo, the Athletics Tuesday assigned ithe contract of pitcher Bill }Kunkel. to Portland of thé Pa- cific Coast League.