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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdzy, July 21, ,1962 HANK AARON, of Mil- waukee Braves, is shown above beating a throw to 3rd base, after Lee Maye flied out to John Callison, Phillies' right-fielder. The throw was not in time as Don Demeter IsporTs MENU Willie Mays By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuits' UPShTs featured the Kiwanis Bantam League OASA elimination playoff series last night, with Nipigon Purk boys winning a 10-6 verdict right on the Storie Park diamond and North Oshawa upsetting Connaught Park boys 6-4 at Con- naught, It's unusual when a minor-age team wins away-from- home but the current Kiwanis Bantam League playoffs would suggest that a real upset might happen. Connaught was un- defeated through their schedule and favored to walk into the OASA playoffs, with only Storie Park as formidable opposi- tion. With return games scheduled for Monday night, anything could happen now. The survivors of. the semi-final will meet early in August, to decide the local City OASA honors but right now, it looks as if anybody can win it. Second games in the respective series play this Monday night, at Nipigon Park and at North Oshawa. In the Midget league, semi-final rounds get under way on Monday evening, at Sunnyside Park and at Woodview Park. BRIGHT BITS:-- Golf play, to the fore at the moment, saw Al Balding eliminated yesterday in the Millar Trophy play, the defending champion being ousted by John Davis of Burlington . . . DOUG FORD holds the PGA lead but Arnold Palmer made a big gain yesterday so right now, anything can happen . title yesterday at Montreal . GAIL HARVEY won the Quebec Ladies' Open CIVY and DISTRICT schedule play, Cobourg vs Heffering's, goes on Tuesday night at Alex- andra Park and a win for Heffering's will clinch first place for them in the Major League standing . SOFTBALL PLAY slows down this next week, but the remaining games are important to the final league standing, TUESDAY NIGHT finds Heffering's in a position to clinch the top playoff berth, providing they can defeat Cobourg .. . NEXT TWO WEEKS sees a slow-down in local softball and basebaH action but several of the leagues. are scheduled to continue this next week, especially in the Civil Service and Inter-County Leagues. waits for the ball while Aaron slides in safely and Umpire | Augie Donatelli waits to make Keeps Giants In Climb Up By BOB GREEN Associated Press Sports Writer Willie Mays, a notorious | streak hitter, is off on a home jrun binge. It couldn't come at {a more appropri SPORTS CALENDAR Canada Team Wins Bisley TODAY SOFTBALL Oshawa City and District As- soc. Major League--Heffering's Imperials vs Cobourg Brokers, at Cobourg Victoria Park, 8.15 D.m, East Toronto Junior Ladies' ue -- Oshawa Scugog Clean- ers vs Thomson's Brokers, at Toronto Coxwell Stadium, 6.45 p.m. TENNIS Friendly matches--Pine Point TC at Oshawa TC, 1.00 p.m. LACROSSE OLA Senior League -- Bramp- ton Rambiers vs Brooklin Hill- crests, at Brooklin Community: Arena, 8.45 p.m. SOCCER Oshawa City and District As- soc. -- (Carling Challenge Cup Final) Rangers vs. Polonia, at Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadi- um, 8.00 p.m. Toronto National League -- Oshawa Italia vs Toronto Hun- garia, at Toronto Stanley Park, 8.00 p.m. LAWN BOWLING Men's Trebles Tournament |(Ron Snowden Trophy) at Osh- jawa Lawn Bowling Club. | BASEBALL Leaside Junior League -- Osh- awa Canadian Tire Legionnaires vs Aurora Davenport Pharmacy at Aurora, 2.00 p.m. SUNDAY |SKEET SHOOTING | "Strange Gun Shoot'? at Osh- awa Skeet Club, 10.00 a.m. MONDAY | SOFTBALL The Pirates, who had won 22, Oshawa Minor Assoc, -- (Ki- of 28 starts going into the game,|wanis Bantam League, OASA could have taken over second/Elimination Semi-Finals)--Con- |place in the league race with a} victory. A crowd of 37,705--the|"4ught at North Oshawa and the call. The action occurred in the first half of last night's twin-bill at Philadelphia. --AP Wirephoto iate time for|largest at Pittsburgh's Forbes|Storie Park at Nipigon Park; San Francisco Giants in org | in two years--was on' 2nd game of 2-out-of-3 series; | National League. Willie belted his second homer jin as many games Friday night jas San Francisco beat Pitts- ;burgh Pirates 6-3 and kept the pressure on the league-leading Los Angeles Angels. The victory kept the Giants a game back of Los Angeles, 8-2 victors over Chicago Cubs. It also gave the Giants a little more edge over the third-place Pirates, 24 games behind San Francisco and 3% behind the | Dodgers. | Roman Mejias' two-run ninth- inning single gave Houston Colts la 43 decision over St. Louis 'Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds beat New York Mets 3-1 and Mil- |waukee Braves and Philadelphia {Phillies split a doubleheader. The Braves took the first game 7-5 and the Phils the nightcap 3-2. |HAS MOST HOMERS Mays' homer, which came |with one man on base in the \first inning, was his 27th of the jseason, giving him the major jleague lead. He also doubled and scored twice. BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS |. Detroit (Jones 1-2 or Aguirre National League | WL Pct. GBL 64 34 653 -- | 63°35 .643 1 59 36 621 3%4| 53 42 558 9% | 51 41 55410 | 47 49 49016 | 45 52 .464 18% | 35 58 .376 26% | Chicago 35 62 .361 2814 | New York 24 67 .264 36% Friday's Results Los Angeles 8 Chicago 2 St. Louis 3 Houston 4 New York 1 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 6 Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 7-2 Philadelphia 5-3 Probable Pitchers Today San Francisco (O'Dell 11-8) at Pittsburgh (McBean 10-5). New York (Miller 0-7 or And- erson 3-9) at Cincinnati (Pur- key 14-3). Los Angeles (Drysdale 16-4) at Chicago (Ellsworth 5-13). Milwaukee (Willey 1 - 4) at Philadelphia (Hamilton 6-7) night. St. Louis (Jackson 8-8 and Simmons 8-5) at Houston (Kem- merer 0-1 and Johnston 4-12 or Golden 5-8) day-night Games Sunday Milwaukee at Philadelphia San Francisco at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati 2 Los Angeles at Chicago St. Louis at Houston Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston Games Monday Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. (N) Philadelphia at Chicago Los Angeles at St. Louis (N) San Francisco at Houston (N)| (Only games scheduled) i American League WL Pct. GBL 5435 607 --| 52 40 565 3% 51 43 543 5% ™% New York Los Angeleg Minnesota Cleveland |7-4) at Kansas City (Pfister 1-8) night. Cleveland (Ramos 4-6) at Los Angeles (McBride 10-3) night. Baltimore (Fisher 2-3) at Min- nesota (Pascual 14-5) Washington (Burnside 4-8 or Rudolph 3-3) at New York (Terry 12-8) Games Sunday Cleveland at Los Angeles Detroit at Kansas City Baltimore at Minnesota Washington at New York 2 Chicago at Boston Games Monday Balti. at Los Ang. (N} Detroit at Minnesota (N) (Only games scheduled) 9 | | International League WL Pct. GBL 60 31 .659 52 40 565 8% 50 42 .543 10% 49 44 .527 12 44 47 484 16 44 50 .468 1714 | 37.58 .389 25 | Richmond 36 60 .375 26% Friday's Results Buffalo at Toronto 2 ppd, rain Syracuse at Rochester ppd, rain Richmond 7 Columbus 6 Atlanta 2 Jacksonville 1 | Jacksonville --_ Toronto Buffalo Rochester | Columbus | Atlanta | Syracuse Games Today Buffalo at Toronto Syracuse at Roch. 2 (N) Richmond at Columbus (N) | Atlanta at Jacks'ville 2 (N) GEO. TRAUTMAN APPROVES BASEBALL RADIO GIMMICK COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Minor league chief George M. Trautman Friday put his | stamp of approval on radio | communication between a | and his | baseball pitcher. He termed as a experiment" the manager electronic | communication between bench | sitting manager Jack McKeon | of the Vancouver Mounties | | and his moundsmen. Uusing a transistor - type transmitter, McKeon has pas- sed on pitching signals and | other advice to his hurlers the | | Jast two nights -- and the' | Mounties beat Tacoma 8-4 and 1-0. The pitcher picks up the signal on a small shirt- | pocket set. "There is no rule barring such communication," Traut- man said. "President Dewey "worthy | ; Soriano of the Coast League has always been a progressive | fellow, so his endorsement of the innovation is no surprise. I can see no difference be- tween the radio communica- | tion and the usual wig-wag- ging from the bench "Of course, if a manager is ferent problem arises. He | would not be permitted to sit in the stands and pass on sig- nals -- for he must divorce himself completely from the contest." Next step? Opposing bat- ters probably will be fitted with shirt - pocket receivers | tuned to the enemy. mana- | to learn) whether a fast ball, slider or | ger's frequency curve is coming up next. 48 46 511 47 49 490 10% 4447 48411 | 44 48 478 11% Kansas City 42 54 .438 15% Washington 33 .57 .367 21% Friday's Results Washington 2 New York 3 Chicago 4 Boston 8 Baltimore 5 Minnesota 7 Detroit 10 Kansas City 3 Cleveland 5 Los Angeles 8 Probable Pitchers Today Chicago (Pizarro 8-8 or Bau- Baltimore Chicago Detroit Boston 48 44 .522 8% | i OSHAWA ARENA Tuesdey, July 24th - 8:45 p.m. 'YUKON ERIC SWEET DADDY SIKI Pat Milosh Promoter © TAG TEAM SPECIAL EVENT e Haystack Maldoon (475-Ibs.) and Tony Marine VS. Frawk Valois and George Kosti Sam Steamboat vs Tommy O'Toole Tickets for these 3 fine exhibitions at the Ringside 1.50 -- Generel 1.25 -- Children mann 2-3) at Boston (Conley) $8). i Casino Restaurent, 75¢ ejected from a game, a dif- | and BFS Willie belted his homer ote| Ct Semes.at 6.80 pam. Vislting Mackinnon BISLEY, England (CP)--Can- ada won the Mackinnon Trophy, a major award for team shoot- ing, at the Bisley National Rifle Association matches. A special 12-man team picked from the 18-man Dominion of Canada Rifle Association team scored 1,044 out of a possible 1,200 Friday, shooting at 900 and 1,000 yards. | Scotland scored 1,039, Eng- land 1,021, Ireland 1,020 and Wales 980, Clouds moved slowly across the huge Stickledown range while the last shots were being fired at 900 yards. While the men moved back to 1,000 yards the first drops fell and the rain got heavier as the match pro- | gressed. Sodden wind-flags hung straight down, making it impos- sible to judge wind changes. Top shot on the 12-man Cana- dian team was Wing Cmdr. Jim Gordon of Penhold, Alta., with 93 out of a possible 100. Other members included: Capt. Colin Brown, Capt. Clifford James and Maj. Dick Hampton, all of Camp Borden, Ont. and Lieut. Gerry Ouellette of Windsor, Ont. Earlier Friday seven Cana- dians shot their way into the select group of 100 Common-; wealth marksmen who will shoot today in the final stage of the Queen's Prize. Highest score among the seven was that of Wing Cmdr. Gordon, whose 146 was one less than the day's top of 147 posted by PO R. S.| Boyman of the RAF. Two upsets occurred last night in the Oshawa Minor Softball Association Kiwanis Bantam League playoffs when North Oshawa won a 64 decision at Connaught Park and Park took a 10-6 verdict at Storie Park, in the first game of their series. : NORTH OSHAWA WINS North Oshawa handed Con- naught their first defeat of the 1962 local campaign when scored five runs in the first in- ning. Stacey singled with one out then Ewart, White, Selleck, Anlauf, and Woods, all hit for Brack, rf; Clapp, ss; McGahey, If; C. Dick, 2b; Howe, rf. NIPIGON UPSETS STORIE Nipigon Park Bantams upset Storie Park 10-46 last night at Storie Park, in the first game of their Kiwanis Bantam League semi-final playoff series. The winners got one run in the first inning on an error, walk and single by Wilson but it wasn't until the fourth inning they/that they broke out in front, with a five-run rally. Once in front, Nipigon held on by good defensive play and in addition, they added to their Two Upsets Feature Bantam Playdowns own total with a five-run in the fourth inning, featured by Dobney's homer, then they protected their lead with a singleton in the fifth and a pair in the sixth. ' NIPIGON -- Dobney, 3b; Ad- dington, Mf; Barr, 1b; R. Wil son, p; Studley, 1b; McMaster, ss; Wilson, 2b; Stead, cf; Ham- ilton, rf. STORIE PARK -- Solomon, p and 3b; Logeman, 2b; Cameron, c; E. Wright, cf; Taylor, 3b and i; Clark, rf; G. Wright, 1b; Chmlowski, if; Locke, ss; Strutt, 3b; Branton, 2b in 8th. safeties to make it a five-run rally, White homered in the third inning for North Oshawa's sixth and final run. Connaught Park boys got two runs in the first inning, on walks to Reid and Glilies, followed by infield outs. McGahey's run in the fifth and a homer by Clapp in the 7th, concluded their total. NORTH OSHAWA -- Cook, 2b; Stacey, rf; Ewart, c; White, ss; Selleck, cf; Anlauf, p; Woods, 3b; Stone, 1b; Crawford, If. CONNAUGHT -- Reid, cf; Gil- lies, 1b; McQuade, c; Dick, 2b; J. Dick; p; Glendinning, 3b; FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Les Angeles -- Cassius Clay, | REMEMBER WHEN ...? } Charles A. Campbell of Toronto 'Argonauts won the Philadelphia Gold Challenge Cup, emblematic of the U.S. 199, Louisville, Ky., knocked out Alejandro Lavorante, 208, Ar- gentina, 5. Melbourne, Australia--Kimpo Amarfio, 129%, Ghana, out- pointed Aldo Pravisani, 135, Australia, 12. singles sculls championship, at Princeton, N.J., 26 years ago today. Two years later Campbell competed for the Diamond Sculls at the Eng- lish Henley but was beaten in one of the preliminary heats. | Tokyo Yoshinobu Taka- |hashi, 144%, Japan, outpointed |Fil Ravalo, 147, Philippines, 10. | Portland, Ore. -- Bob Horn, |156, Eugene, Ore., outpointed MINNOWS: ON TOP OF THE BACK IN THE DORSAL }Ken Carruthers, 160, Great 'Falls, Mont., 8. FRONT FIN. THEY'LL LIVE LONGER 'CT THOSE FISH. snmicaTe me SPORTS OUTDOORS By Jack Sheridan ANGLER, |Pirate starter Vernon Law and|'@m to supply "plate" umpire. | Willie McCovey produced what} (Midget League City Cham- proved to be the winning TuN| pionship Semi-Finals) -- South- with his solo homer in the : fourth. Jack Saiiford (12-6) got| mead at Sunnyside Park and the victory, but needed help|Radio Park at Woodview Park; |from Don Larsen in the seventh./1st games of 2-out-of-3 series; | The Pirates, Roberto Clemente} extended his hitting string to 17| ' " | games with a double and single,|'¢@™m to supply "plate" umpire. The Dodgers' Tommy Davis} Beaches Major drove in four runs with a couple!) eague: -- Oshawa Tony's vs of singles against the Cubs and| became the first major leaguer|=4die Blacks, at Toronto Kew |to reach 100 runs batted in this|Beach Gardens, 7.30 p.m. season. South Ontario County League LOSE EARLY LEAD i Port Perry vs Mount Zion, The Cubs got off to a 2-0/4t Brooklin Community Park, first - inning lead, but Ron|8-15 p.m |Fairly's two-run homer tied it] East Toronto Junior Ladies' jand Davis put it out of reach.|League -- Toronto Comets vs Willie Davis' theft of second was|Oshawa Scugog Cleaners, at the ti gh 100th stolen base|Alexandra Park, 8.00 p.m. this season. Stan Williams (9-5)} i got the victory but had to have| League) = Zien at Manis rag i a Ed Roebuck in the! 6.45 p.m. and (Pee Wee League) Houston struggled back trom o 8 om, te a 2-0 count and finally pulled fst out against the Cards on the| strength of Mejias' bases-loaded) j single in the ninth, Dick Farrell| ee |(6-12) 'struck out 12 men in|, MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) going the distance for the vic-\30 Cleroux, heavyweight box- {tory ing yong tone Pa ony went eee" ee five fast rounds Friday pre- Stan Musial had a double and| saring for his July 28 televised a single, driving in two runs and ; |pulling to within two of Mane against Mike DeJobn /Ott's National League RBI rec-| jord. He also advanced to a tie} Cleroux, who has scored 28) lwith Tommy Davis for the|knockouts in 32 victories, dis- [Cards since he suffered a con- at the same site. He floored one Roy McMillan's three - run opener of their twin bill. Batting: Tommy Davis, Los Art Mahaffey (13-9) allowed eune breaking run after tripling in| Braves, also tripling and scor- jing Joey Jay needed in pitching Industrial and (Corner of Athol) jleague batting lead at .349 iplayed powerful body punching cussion and broken wrist when! sparmate | homer capped a decisive six-run Lefty Jack Curtis shut out pelea Dodgers, boosted his only five hits, including.a homer Pitching: Art Mahaffey, Phil- the fifth inning ing the winning run, |Cincinnati past the Mets, Frank Commercial 728-9441 both games at 6.30 p.m. Visiting CLEROUX SPARS I TIGERS GET BUDDIN HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -- Tie National League Houston Colts sent shortstop Don Buddin to |Detroit Tigers of the American | League on waivers Friday. Bud- 'din was obtained by Houston Nov. 26 in a trade with Boston |Red Sox. 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