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SHOULDER WIENERS \ ee ve weanesey, June 30, 1702 19 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Jim Bouton And Sandy Koufax Have Best ERA NEW YORK (AP) -- South- paw Sandy Koufax of Los An geles Dodgers, seeking his sec- ond straight championship, and righthander Jim Bouton of New York Yankees, who didn't even qualify for title consideration last year, lead the major leagues in earned run averages. Koufax tops the National League with a 1.73 ERA. He has yielded 24 earned runs in 125 innings, statistics compiled by The Associated Press showed won the crown with a 2.54 ERA last season, leads the majors in Shutouts this year with six. Koufax has an 11-3 won-lost record, Bouton, a sophomore, has given up 24 earned runs in 105 innings to set the American League pace with 2.06. He has a 10-2 mark with two' shutouts. Last season, Bouton pitched 133 innings, A total of 162 innings-- or one inning for each scheduled "4 |game--is necessary for cham- pionship consideration. 'Bouton's " |1962 record was 7-17, Pete Ward Is Canada's Best In Big Leagues NEW YORK (AP)--Canada has contributed a few standouts to American big league base- ball, but none have had such outstanding' rookie seasons as Pete Ward, the Chicago White Sox third baseman. Ward, born in Montreal 23 years ago, heads a list of seven native Canadians now playing in the majors. The others are pitchers Claud Raymond and Ron Piche of. the Milwaukee Braves, Ron Taylor of the St. Louis Cardinals, Ted Bowsfield of the Kansas City Athletics, Ken McKenzie and Tim Hark- ness of the New York Mets. Ward, who has hit safely in his 18 games, is batting .303 with 12 doubles, 4 triples, 9 hom. ers and 42 RBI. He was ob- tained from Baltimore last win- ter. Raymond from St. Jean, Que. has a 4-4 record and six saves '|for the Braves. He has pitched in 29 games, walked 16, struck out 31 and posted a 3.75 arned Tun average. run average. YET TO WIN Piche, from Verdun, Qu ., has yet to win his first game. He has lost one while appearing in 18 games, walking 13 * x. sirik. ing out 27, Taylor, of Toronto, has baen a valuable pitcher for th sec- ond - place Cardinals. In 21 games, he has a 3-2 record with 11 walks and 387 strikeouts plus a 2.75 ERA. McKenzie, from Gore Bay, Ont., is 3-1 for the Mets with eight walks and 28 strik outs in 23 games. Bowsfield, born in Vernon, B.C., and now living in Rolling Hills, Calif., has won four games and lost five for Kansas City. He blanked the hard -hitting Boston Red Sox May 17 for his only shutout. Harkness is batting only .210 for the Mets with thr e doubles, two triples, six homers and 23 RBI, He was acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers last win- ter. Harkness hails from La- chine, Que. Covers Basics Track-Field For Beginners VANCOUVER (CP) -- The basic principles of track and field for the beginner are covered in a new book by Dave Abbott, director of the Royal Canadian Legion's junior Olym- pic training program in British Columbia. The 91-page book by the Van- couver high school physical ed- ucation teacher is in lange part a collection of writings Abbott has submitted to British news- papers in the last six years. Geoff Dyson, chairman of the Legion training program, and Peter Mullins, University of British Columbia track coach, have written forewords to the book "This book fills a long-felt want in that it has been writ- ten primarily for beginners and yet gives sufficient detail of the various track and field events to be of use to. the more ex- perienced,"' Dyson writes. Mullins says: 'The author has written a clear, concise book for those who. wish to jlearn the rudimentary elements of track and field and I whole. heartedly recommend it to ath- letes of all ages." In the book Abbott takes each event in track and field and breaks it down. Then he shows, step by step, what it involves. At the conclusion of each sec- tion he lays out a suggested training program season by sea- son. Dublin - born Abbott was a foyr-letter man at Trinity Col- lege in*his home city, starring 'lin track, boxing, soccer and gymnastics before turning to teaching and coaching. He says he plans to have his , es a Monday. The Dodgers' ace, who . ace A.