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2 ng ner etait San py he SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell scueanrrds sais Nuts' HOT ON THE WHEELS of the Indianapolis Speedway Classic coming to a tragically sad stop comes official word that the Indianapolis 500 winner, A. J. Foyt, will be a defi- nite starter in this week's big race, the Player's 200, at Mos- port, A crowd of approximately 35,000 is expected to show at the impressive two-mile car racing layout, located just a few miles north of Tyrone, approximately halfway between the road running north out of Tyrone and Highway 35. It's Clearly sign-posted throughout the entire area, so fans wish- ce A Wagner Clouts Ilth Home Run Of Season As Indians Win 3-0. By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer "Don't fence me in' never was Leon Wagner's theme song. When the slugging outfielder was traded by Los Angeles An- gels to Cleveland Indians he said: 'Instead of trading me they should have pulled the Barry Latman and first base-} man Joz Adcock. His latest hot streak--11 hits in 18 at-bats, including homers in the last three games, has boosted his batting average to .309 and his runs batted in to a league-leading 40, At this stage of the season, he's almost half- ing to take in this Saturday's-big day at Mosport need have no worries about finding it. Just one warning, the traffic on the narrow back roads will be of the bumper-to bumper variety, unless you do leave early. The smart trick is to pack a picnic lunch and go in the morning, in time to see the warm-up runs and pick yourself a vantage point to view the afternoon's events. Among some of the world's top drivers, including A. J. Foyt, who will be racing, are Jimmy Clark, John Surtees, Dan Gurney, Dan Gerber, Augie Pabst, Canadian John Cannon and New Zealander Bruce MacLaren, x x x p NORTHERN DANCER is the name on everybody's lips, when horse racing is mentioned or the gee-gee fans as- semble these days. Currently, the big focal point of interest is the Belmont racetrack, where this Saturday afternoon E. P. Taylor's fine colt will make a bid to become the ninth horse in racing history to win the "Triple Crown" of U.S. racing, namely Kentucky Derby, The Preakness and Belmont Stakes. Northern Dancer has two of the coveted trophies already on his shelf (it's really Mr. Taylor's shelf, but word is out that if Northern Dancer wins this Saturday, he'll be permitted to eat of said shelf, ad infinitum) and now it re- mains only to claim the final honors. Word is out that they're going to stage a "street parade" in Toronto for "The 'Dancer" just for winning the Kentucky Derby. If~ he wins the Belmont Stakes too -- the parade might be too exciting for a thoroughbred. Meanwhile, closer to home, the punt- ers who have been trying to make their choice for this year's running of the Queen's Plate, received a jolt yester- day when Windfields Farms' "Stalwart" was injured yester- day at Greenwood, pulling up lame after the seventh race. It is thought that the colt suffered a small broken bone in his left foreleg. 'Stalwart' was regarded as the No. 2 choice for the Queen's Plate -- top choice honors, of course, being claimed by Northern Dancer. There has been some doubt as to whether N.D. would go for the Queen's Plate, espec- ially if he won at Belmont. However, the thinking is now likely to be that Windfields Farm should be represented in The Plate -- and by a good representative -- s0-0-0-0 7 x x x x BRIGHT BITS: -- Donald Campbell failed yesterday in his attempt to break the world land speed record, with his .Bluebird car, on the Lake Eyre salt flats, in Australia... . TOMMY SHIELDS, sports writer with the Ovtawa Citizen 'for 33 years and 43 years with the paper all-told, has re- tired. . . .HOUSTON OILERS have fired 'Pop' Ivy as head coach and general manager and Slingin' Sammy Bataugh, former alltime great of U.S. football, is the new coach and jsomebody else got the general manager's desk. .MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS Mile trot for 3-)Start good, won driving. $600 (7). Also Ran in Order: Juliana Herbert. * 22.80 7.20 3.10|Northwood Combat, Kawartha Leo, and) 3.50 2,30| DNF--Cietus Hanover. QUINELLA, 4 AND DNF--Fell, did not fin | SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile pace for 3 year-olds and up, Purse $900 (8). | 1-Jimmy G Unko, Coke 18.80 5.80 6.40) RACE -- 1 and Up. Purse 7 |, Madi "t-Robert Lee Jr., Sheldon }-Siede Hanover, Holmes Start good, won driving. Also Ran in Order: Lady Jawi Lea, Superb Hanover, Doctor Burten, and Take A Look. Late Can., Denny Barnes. way to his 1963 figures of 26 at Pittsburgh--was rained out. Wagner provided Kralick with the only run he needed by hit- ting his homer off Juan Pizarro in the fourth. The Indians scored their other runs in the sixth in Larry Brown's two-run single. Kralick, bringing his record to 5-1, was in serious trouble only: in the seventh when the |Philadelphia (Bennett 6-3) (N) |New York fences in and doubled my sal- ary." The Angels didn't accommo- date Wagner. The Indians may have to--in the salary depart- ment at least. Wagner proved his point again Monday night, leading Cleve- land to a 3-0 victory over Chi- cago White Sox, collecting Homer No. 11 and a single and scoring two runs against the American League leaders in support of Jack Kralick's four- hit pitching. Wagner hit only two homers at home last went ie the wide- open spaces of Dodger Stadium while hammering 24 on the road. The Angels left the fences where they were and traded him to Cleveland for pitcher tinued his homer hammering, BUNKER WINS SIXTH uled, Wally Bunker posted his Baltimore Orioles whipped Kan- Twins to a 2-1 victory by check- game scheduled--Los Angeles White Sox loaded the bases with two out. But he got Gerny Mc- Nertney, batting for Pizarro, to line out and end the threat. Piz- arro now is 5-2. Latman, who hadn't given up an earned run, led 3-2 going into the eighth at Los Angeles and retured the first two Red Sox batters. Then Felix Mantilla beat out an infield single' ard Stuart followed with the game- winning homer. The Red Sox, however, lost outfielder Carl: Yastrzemski, the Al's leading hitter last year, for a day or two at least when he spiked himself in the left ankle in the first-inning, HALL PRESERVES WIN Dick Hall's one-hit relief over the final 3 2-3 innings preserved homers and 90 RBI's. Dick Stuart, meanwhile, con- hitting his seventh in nine games, a two-run shot in the eighth inning that gave Boston Red Sox a 4-3.victory over the Angels. In the other AL games sched- sixth victory without a loss as sas City Athletics 8-4 and Dick Stigman pitched Minnesota ing New York Yankees on five hits. The only League National BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS Bunker's perfect record. Bunker was tagged for a two-run homer by Wayne Causey in the third By THE CANADIAN PRESS w Pct, GBL Philadelphia 25 625 | San Francisco 26 605 & St. Louis 25 556. 2% Milwaukee 23 523 4 Pittsburgh 23 21 + .523 +4 Cincinnati 2121 500 5 | 6%) Chicago 19 22 .463 Houston 21 26 447 714) New York 1432 .304 14 | Monday's Results Los Angeles at Pittsburgh ppd.' Probable Pitchers Today St. Louis (Simmons 6-3) at Chicago (Jackson 5-4) | Houston (Farrell 7-1) at New) York (Stallard 3-6) (N) Cincinnati (Nuxhall 4-3) at Milwaukee (Spahn 4-4) (N) | San Francisco (Hendley 4-3)| at Pittsburgh (Veale 4-3) (N) || Los Angeles (Ortega 3-2) at) American League WL Pct. GBL 24:12 667 % 28 15 651 -- 25 19 .568 3% 21 17 .553 4% 2221 512 6 18 24 .429 9% 19 29 396 11% Kansas City 1527 .357 12% Los Angeles 16 30 .348 13% Monday's Results Cleveland 3 Chicago 0 Baltimore 8 Kansas City 4...: Minnesota 2 New York 1 Boston 4 Los Angeles 3 (Only games scheduled) Probable Pitchers Today Boston (Lamabe 5-2) at Los Angeles (Chance 3-2) (N) Chicago Baltimore Minnesota Boston Detroit Washington Baltimore (McNally . 3-3) at and chased in the sixth when Kansas City (Pena 6-3) (N) |Ed Charles, hitless in 19 pre- New York (Bouton 3-4) at| vious trips, slapped a two-run Minnesota (Kaat 5-2 or Arrigojsingle that cut the Orioles' lead 2-1) (IN) aoe alae ge ; The Orioles put the game out Washington (Osteen 3-4) at) r u 0 Detroit (Wickersham 6-4) (N) |% ee Se wee Chicago _(Burhardt 52) atl prown pricing tee iwh siden Cleveland (McDowell 1-0) (N) iris Aparicio homered for Bal- International Leagte \timore in the eighth. W L Pct.GBL|} The Twins managed only six 2% 13 .658 -- hits off Yankee starter Ralph , : Terry, but Don Mincher pro- 20 14 .588 3 |vided' a run with a homer in 19 19 .500 6 {the second inning and a single 16 17 .485 614\by Bernie Allen, a wild pitch, a 18 20 .474 7 \force out and Zoilo Versalles' 17 21 447 8 single drove in the other run in 1125 .306 13 the fifth. Elston Howard broke -up Stig- Monday's Results Atlanta 0 Columbus 2 Toronto Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Columbus Richmond Atlanta Foyt Confirms -- THE TOP TEN THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 2, 1964 ]] Mosport Entry TORONTO (CP) -- A. J. Foyt of Texas, winner of the Indian- apolis 500 last weekend, has confirmed that he will compete in Saturday's 200-mile Mosport international car race, it was learned Monday. Winner of the biggest purse in car racing history, Foyt, 29, will be driving for the Mecom racing team of Houston. John Surtees of England, a previousiy - announced entrant who was to have driven a Lotus 30 for the Ian Walker racing team, has been told /he cannot compete. Surtees is the No. 1 driver for the Italian Ferrari team, and Enzo Ferrari has ap-|63 parently told him that he will not be released to drive a Lo- tus. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League ABR H Pet. Oliva, Minnesota 184.37 71 .386 Hinton, Wash, 177 23 62 .350 Fregosi, Los Ang 109 22 37 .339 Howard, N. York 130 18 44 .338 Freehan, Detroit 116 17 38 .328 Runs: Oliva, 37, Runs Batted In: Wagner, Cleveland, 40. Hits: Oliva, 71. Doubles: Rollins, Minnesota, Triples: Oliva, 5, Home Runs: Killebrew; Min- nesota, 14. Stolen Bases: Aparicio, Balti- more, 25. . Pitching: Bunker, Baltimore, 6-0, 1.000. trikeouts: Radatz, Boston, National League Unchanged from Sunday. 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