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wa + Reman Ween ee oon eancone faremeort se pmecsvormiome BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS American Baltimore New York Chicago Boston Kansas City Cleveland Minnesota Los Angeles Detroit Washington Results Friday Boston 5 Detroit 2 Chicago 6 Minnesota 8 Kansas City 3 Today's New York (Terry 4-4). nesota (Pascual 5-4). (Faul 1-0). San Francisco Los Angeles St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston 19 24 New York 16 26. Results Friday Houston 6 Chicago 5 © 25 17 23 20 20 19 19 19 20 21 19 23 18 22 By THE CANADIAN PRESS League WL Pct. GBL 15 | Baltimore 7 Cleveland 4 Washington 3 New York 5 Angeles 1 Pitchers Washington (Cheney 4-4) at Baltimore (Pappas 4-0) at Cleveland (Ramos 2-1). Chicago (Pizarro 3-1) at Min- Boston (Wilson 4-3) at Detroit Kansas City (Rakow 4-2) at Los Angeles (Nelson 2-1). N. National League WL Pct, GBL 27 15 633 595 635 513 500 488 452 8 450 442 381 New York 4 St. Louis 10 Pittsburgh 7 Milwaukee 2 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 1 ). cago (Jackson 5-5). Cincinnati (Nuxhall 3-2). Milwaukee (Shaw 1-2). Atlanta Arkansas Indianapolis Jacksonville Columbus Northern Division Buffalo 20 14 .588 Syracuse Rochester Toronto Richmond Results Friday Arkansas 5 Richmond 4 Atlanta 3 Jacksonville 1 Buffalo 6 Rochester 4 Syracuse 3 Columbus 2 Toronto 5 Indianapolis 4 Games Saturday Buffalo at Rochester Columbus at Syracuse, N Jacksonville at Atlanta, N Richmond at Arkansas, N Toronto at Indianapolis, N 2 4% 5% 6 6% Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 7 Today's Probable Pitchers Los Angeles (Podres 3-3) at San Francise: 'Dell 6-0 New York (Jackson 4-3) at St. Louis (Washburn 5-3). Houston (Farrell 4-4) at Chi- Philadelphia (Duren 1-1) at Pittsburgh (Gibbon 2-1) 'at 18.17 514 5 21 20 512 -5 18 21 .462 7 12 26 .316 12% Lipscomb's Pal no ile Sigg aS AEG cre Sort pone | oy seen wre) TE METERS oS 5 OSS THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, Mey 25, 1963 7 Faces Charge BALTIMORE (AP)--Timothy MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS pee nt 25, '7 ree 'i foot! p er Gene ig Daddy) tioiciab the night be. fore he died, was charged by a grand jury Friday with possess- ing narcotics equipment. Lipscomb was found mortally} ill the morning of May 10 in Black's apartment, An autopsy showed Lipscomb died of an overdose of heroin. He had played for Los Angeles Rams, Baltimore Colts and Pittsburgh Steelers. A homemade syringe was found near Lipscomb in the i Nort Pride kitchen of Black's apartment. The city medical examiner said there were needle marks on Lipscomb's arms. During a preliminary hearing FIRST BACE -- 1 Mile Trot. 4year-; olds and 1 Parery ley, amano 140 y, Gay, Time 212 Also: iJohnnie Hy, 3.70 2.40 . Winners in 1963 preferred. Reid 3.10) 'all $1500, Purse $500. (8). Pool| Time 126 3-5, Off at' 633 EDT. Sean tas tas Also: Toa's Chief, and Kayson Hal. jarnes, $1.90 13.10 re Boy, James 3.60 Stuart Castle 6-Count Yates, 8.40 6.10 4.70 1-Armbro peg nam 8.40 4.70) 'Komoka 3.80 + Jimmie time Lawrence, be ani! Bhat x Qrhovy Spencer Stokes. in municipal court, testimony was given that Black made a statement in which he said he saw Lipscomb inject heroin into his arm, Between 1947 and 1952 Ameri- cans invested more than $3,000,- 000,000 in Australia, QUINELLA on 5 Also: Captain Riddell, Flash and Braden Volo, Black is free on $3,000 bail. SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and 'Commercial Keble Ges 8 8%] RE-ELECTED LEADER Deoler in your aree. U.S. TITLE CHAMPIONSHIP JOHNNY GENTLEMAN VALENTINE JIM HADY ¥ SWEET DADDY SIKI BILLY RED LYONS LIO Di PAOLO vs THE MALTESE KID ITALIAN CHAMP MIKE VALENTINO fine exhibitions at Cosine SEVENTH RACF -- 1 Mile (Dundas Lions Club Purse). Geers all $6000. Purse $800, McKinley RANGE $ 30 cnass vees @ SNACK BAR Mw PHONE 725-9018 Ml | GENEVA (AP) -- Dr. Mar- colino G. Candau of Brazil has been re-elected for another five- year term as director-general of the World Health Organization. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 ickets for these 3 Rest. 75¢, 1.25, 1.50, Pat Milosh, P) TUESDAY, MAY 28 -- 8:30 P.M. ' OSHAWA ARENA SIMCOE ST. NORTH im LEFT AT SWEET DADDY SIKI SANDALWOOD RESTAURANT sane infielders, for a single and Cubs' runner, Lou Brock, is shown sprinting towards 3rd base, from second. He scored on the play. -~AP Wirephoto the rear, both dove for -- and missed, a grounder hit by Ron Santo of Chicago Cubs, in the third inning at Wrigley Field in Chicago yesterday. The ball went through both ACTION HERE! The cam- eraman caught a good "ground view" of this action, when Houston Colts' third baseman Bob Aspromonte and shortstop Bob Lillis, in Giants Get Revenge, Clobber Sandy Early game skid, aided the attack with two singles and two walks. The only run McLish, 3-2, al- lowed was a pinch-hit homer by Jesse Gonder in the eighth. Johnny Callison and Tony Tay- lor each drove in two Philadel- phia runs against Reds' starter Bob Purkey. Shut out for five innings 'by Braves' starter Warren Spahn, the Pirates erupted for seven runs in the sixth to hand the veteran left-hander his third de- feat in nine decisions. Bob Bai- ly and Bill Vidon each singled eiin a run, Dick Schof dlisgnled in a run, Dick Schofield singled) in a pair and rookie Willie Stargell capped the uprising! with a three -run pinch - hit homer, Bob Friend was the winner, scattering five hits, in- cluding Hank Aaron's 14th homer. Howie Goss' single drove in Al Spangler with the deciding run in the 12th inning as the Colts won their fifth game in five meetings with the Cubs this season, BEST OF THE 63's Pittsburgh belted Milwau- kee 7-2 and Houston edged the Chicago Cubs 6-5 in 12 innings. Marichal, who struck out 10, brought his record to 6-3 as he cut off jodgers' wight- treak, extended By MIKE RATHET Asso¢iated Press Sports Writer Last time Sandy Koufax didn't miss a man. This time he didn't miss a bat. The National League leading San Francisco Giants got even with Koufax, who pitched a no- hitter against them 13 days be- fore, by shelling the Los An- "geles left - hander from the mound with a five-run first in- ming outburst en route to a 7-1 'triumph over the Dodgers Fri- 'day night. The first five Giants scored. 'And, after retiring only one "batter, Koufax took the rest of 'the night off. The Giants went "on to an easy triumph behind Juan Marichal's four-hit pitch-' ing and increased their lead over the second-place Dodgers -to two games. Jose Pagan singled to start things for the Giants, and Wil- 'die McCovey followed with an- (other single. Willie Mays then walked on a 3-2 pitched and Koufax hit Orlando Cepeda's bat squarely for a double that cleared the bases. Felipe Alou followed with his ninth homer, Koufax finally got an out, but Ed Bailey got a single and Kou- fax got the hook. Bailey wrapped up the scoring for the Giants with a two-run homer in the third, while Don Zimmer accounted for the only Dodger run with a pinch-hit homer in »the sixth. CARDS DOWN METS The third-place St. Louis Car- dinals, meanwhile, walloped the New York Mets 10-4, Philadel- phia downed Cincinnati 5-1 be- hind Cal McLish's four-hitter, For far thicker growth |'°""; | | MLM -GRO-KOTED GRASS SEED . gives. you a more luxuriant carpet of healthy, deep-rooted grqsses. 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