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~~ ; e . Pe MacNamee struck out 18 of the! * 'naught at Lake Vista and Storie at North 1V B n | | Features Minor Storie Park Tha Hong they gle Bantam-Midget vale -- Rundle at Genoshas; Lake - |Puts Leafs In 2nd 1 Tite cont ait tre nei Sra ween pale : 2 jsecond and th in the fifth. Sof b ll D ae S o det GEES | Softball Tilts, omc hve 2 pe'sn| SORDAlL Dates 25 rom cee arom | 'Solomon a ' By THE CANADIAN PRESS {trailing their rivals on percent-| homer. When they KIWANIS BANTAM LEAGUE AN ee es ee the ex ae ' : : ' ae | In Oshawa Minor Softball/finally ot i B {June 24 -- Sunnyside at Storie and ception of oe J McKnight probably never| age. | MS : t jfinally gi going, ennett, Aes", necvied tor 430 bmn. Gar V ote Of Conti dence scl galiee yf out vel one| Ei Gra blanked the Virgin-|Association action last night, /Elliott, Brack and Liley provid: June 29 --"Fernmii at Bathe and Storie osha! home games, at Alexandra Parks lhome run ians over the last eight innings|'W® Kiwanis Bantam Leaguejed the winning punch for the yt Wace ih Heal sek Week|" pall saciek OS j | ieldi " re or 7 iv iles uly - ie at Fern n kd neers The Toronto outfielder. belted/after yielding a two-run homer|8@Mes were reported and live-|Juveniles. view at Sunnyside pal DODGERS' PLANE HIT Gne out of the park with two\to Fred Hopke and picked up|/¥ action was a feature in each) North Oshawa defeated the Meare MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Light- e | 4 Mate bie rf ts + rf the fi schedule fixtures sss Ales ry \ mates aboard in the seventh in-jhis third victory in five deci-/f the four schedule fixtures. jyisiting Nipigon Park Midgets| "yh 9° (nee: Fria ) Battle But Slump Continues ning Monday night to give the sions for the Leafs, Both teams BANTAM GAMES 5 with Sharp allowing only at Storie and Sontiveide yf aed shee ning struck Los Angeles Dodg- : : ' /Maple Leafs a 5-2 verdict over|had. nine hits. ' Bathe Park Bantams were at itpy Pal as Nipigon got three} uy 3 - Storie at. Sunnyside and ras Cinciaed aca 5 > CHARS te rae: Pee |Richmond Virginians and ad-) Ron*Cox's three - run -homer,home to Storie Park and lick-/9f their runs in the second in-) july 15 -- Bathe at-Fernhill and Wood non. Renan ¢ By MURRAY CHASS son's longest streak, a recordiever, about the ensuing defeat. | Ric : < Ss ' Pcvsede a ae ela Retake Mitt satis | vine at Ghote splitting the protective nose hree places in/was the highlight of a five-runjed the visitors 14-8, with Kirk-/Ming. Spiers pitched for Nipi-\vite le Storie Sut. canine @e nee , spi ul " i rar i . "ed his club.t Associated Press Sports Writer/held by New York Mets, the There was nothing rare either vanced 1 Thanh ten fe ¢ | D wlel : gon and had the most trouble! "The show of confidence willlonly team between Milwaukee about' New York Yankees' 6-5 the International League: s and- fifth inning that barely got Jack-/ham and Starkey doing the) playott gas: will be scheduled 2rl¥ damage, While the four-engine | ; } one ararne mag elit ieee iF " * reflect on the play of our, ball'and the cellar. : victory over Chicago White Sox|ings. ' ' sonville home against Syracuse: [pitching ati Culler. Kirk- cary are Bimdgest Moet Auneel, Sih ORES efyiations. fre, Electea Il wee flying Ga te club--no doubt about it," said 'In extending- Bragan's term in an American League game.| McKnight needed a bit of help Cliff Cook's two-run error in the ham, Plob an sag id AON ctcafell. atacred GiRL shven |Pavetts. All: teams wil be included i" wtichigan in a thunderstorm, a Bobby Bragan after he through 1965, president John'The Yankees had beaten the|and got some of it from unes-jseventh helped Frank Bork's|/g00d hitting as the winners) Centretield,, ' the League playoffs. er ae, a new contract from McHale said: "White Sox nine previous times pected sources first complete game of the sea-/scored' in every inning but one. page Spiers fanned: 14 Dat-| | OMSA yeep ly 'tinding white flash lighted up Milwenkes Braves. "Tt is important that during) without a defeat this season. In| The Leafs, jumping from fifthison as' the Jets overcame the|Rajkovic and McKenzie were pak pln au and walked storie at Rundle and Norih Oshawa ai #2¢ Plane. The landing was made this slump period we recognize|the only other AL-contests, Los;to second place, stayed 1%9/Bisons. the Storie Park hurlers with Pp stly. Lake Vista. without incident, = oe that Bobby Bragan has put Angeles Angels downed Wash-| games behind Jacksonville Suns. The Crackers enhanced the|/Newman and McKenzie their cepted Ce Wann yore at Cen reat effort into the building ofjington Senators 5-2 and Cleve- who knogked over Syracuse manageriai debut of Pete Ap- stars at the plate. fidence Monday, the Braves thie club. and we are confident land. Indians and Minnesota,Chiefs 7-6. The seventh - place sleton as Orlando Martinez dou. SU%nyside Park Bantams dropped their seventh straight that his work will pay off tkis|Twins battled to an 8-8 tie in a Columbus Jets surprised Buffalo/bied home the winning run in| Were extended. all the way fo a ee. le ae year and in future years." 'game ended by rain in the 11th Bisons 4-2 and the tail-end At-the eighth inning of the opener "!" their 10-9 verdict over Dodgers. ; cae inning. ' lanta Crackers pulled the big- and Ed Olivarez decided the Fernhill Park, right at Sunny- The Braves exploded for 15,USED SAME LINEUP San Francisco Giants whipped gest upset of all, sweeping @/nightcap with a three - run side a ee ae hits, included five home runs.) In celebration of ~ hs Cincinnati Reds 6-2 in the other 'Win bill at the expense of Ro-| homer. -- sa shape het but they still couldn't erupt/Bragan. went out ane use' vd National' League game. chester Red Wings, 2-1 and 5-2. mien : . = . ta nag it ag ~ from the slump that has same lineup reine sgirnd day _ Milwaukee led 5-3 until the _ Going into Monday's games,/ Wi ithe cause, Boivin had one while dumped them into ninth place in pitcher) he aosite opi we ne Dodgers rallied for six runs in Syracuse Buffalo. and Roches US. Open Winner \Wry had four-straight hits and the National League, their worst before. That was per for. " the seventh inning. Wally Moon 'e" had been deadlacked with Woermke fad a couple Welsh position in the standings since scrappy Alabaman, w me JU8-/isnited the burst with 'a pinch the Leafs 1% games behind| Climbs PGA List lnsd two hometun: wows: (68 they moved from Boston to Mil- gling of the ee Gr aut double and Dick Tracewski Jacksonville with the Leafs 'Fernhill and Ballentine had one ag condos pron aly tne me "cag spot on the Ba Su" ended it with a two-run single. -- DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP)--Jack Slemko and Oleksiuk also hit Piggy pile ol an ioe There was nothing rare, how- Tracewski singled in two other Remember When?... Nicklaus continues to pace golf-|well. Fernhill got a walk with . ; , , runs, the one in the ninth prov-| Bas CANADIAN PRESS ¢"s With winnings of $51,326 this|their first batter in the 7th but CANADIAN WHISKY ing to be the winning tally gPeriey Hesaon of Berke. (Years the Professional Golfers the game ended with the tying) "BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS 0c ht aacq'tcr. ut) fttay "tmp. 'Sittin Sit onan" en Giese S 8 Cio Whit; +E f anadias da j veoh Wihiskies : i rie Sth. Genoshas trailed 5-1 going; ® [June 2% -- Rundie at North Oshawer 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 23, 1964 Y, if h ' H L ] A into 8th but t t that i a Osh M |Nipigon at Connaught and Lake Viste at ; McKnig t s omer Ive Y ction ning and ee toe es the ath } awa inor ning 6.--' Genoshas at Nipigon; Con- homers for the Braves while! cock of Los Angeles became 29 65 ; ; RC ' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Probable Pitchers Today Hank Aaaron and Denis Menke, the United States clay court | $39,601 fokowed by Bill Casper' Storie Park Midgets gave : National League Detroit (Rakow 3-6 and Lol- hit solo blasts doubles tennis chamfions at |* k y Ural ec the visiting Juvenile Genoshas j Pet. GBL ich 6-5) at Kaasas City (O'Don Chicago 24 years ago today en enturi, new U.S. open'a real score, when they led 5-3 c : 623 -- oghue 3-4 and Pfister 1-2) (TN) SURVIVE SOX RALLY without lifting a racquet champion, is seventh with $30,-\going into the 9th inning but PROUDLY EXPORTED TO MORE THAN 50 COUNTRIES Boston (Lamabe 6-5) at Chi- The Yankees survived Chi-) Frank-Parker of Pasadena, | 879 the Genoshas tied it 'up and} Tony Lema is fourth with then scored four runs in the| cago (Talbot 1-0 or Kreutzer 3-0 cago's three-run surge in the! who was to team with Don ts = : es ; Pe ninth for their fifth consecutive' McNeill of Oklahoma City, | $30,561, followed by Mike Sou-|10th inning, for a final 9-5 vice DISTILLED, MATURED AND BOTTLED IN CANADA BY CANADIAN SCHENLEY chak, $33,353, and Tommy Ja-\tory. Taylor started for Stor ie} cobs, $32,523 and Konopacki took over in the! Philadelphia 38 23 San Francisco 38 26 594 1'9 Cincinnati 3429 540 5 Pittsburgh 33 29 532. 514 (N) il I Chicago 30 30 500. 714 New York (Sheldon 1-0) at triumph. Steve Hamilton scat withdrew from. the fina!s St. Louis 32 33 492 8 Baltimore (Bunker 7-2) (N) tered six hits through eight in-- when they were delayed by Los Angeles 32 33 492 8 Washington (Rudolph 1-0 or nings, Hal Reniff started the' -rain Houston 32 34 485 814Cheney 1-3) at Los Angeles ninth and the White Sox quick!y Milwaukee 30 35 .462 10 (Chance 4-3) (N) loaded the bases and scored one their game with the Twins inte New York 20 47 290 21 Cleveland (Ramos 4-4 or Sie- run. extra innings. Cleveland came bert 1-3) at Minnesota (Kaat 6-3) Bill Stafford replaced Reniffito bat in the 1th when rain « Monday's Results 1 Oe ; ne 1 Los Angeles 10 Milwaukee 9 (N) and retired the side, although) struck, After a delay of an hour te San Francisco 6 Cincinnati 2 International League two 'more runs scored on force the game was called : ; : W .L Pet. GBL plays 'Har Killebrew and Bob (Only games scheduled) ; armon_ Kille a aa ew mi e -. robab! Jacksonville 39 27 591 -- Pinch hitter Willie Smith All each drove in three runs 'oday a r le Smith, a ison eac rov is chase S lerth "Es ee Toronto 7 28 568 ig pitcher-outfielder, slashed a sin- for the Twins with Allison hit Shi delphi Short Syrécuse 34.27 tt 2% gle in the seventh inning that ting his 17th homer with one pe eS) Ss eee on | Bultalo 35 28 ,.556 249 broke a 2-2 tie and sent the an- aboard 5-3 and Mahaffey 7-2)' (TN) +h 3397 550 2-2 tie ' } Francisco (Marichal 8-3 Roc enter peu oh " 'gels to their sixth straight vic Willie McCovey smashed a na H nay 6-4) at Cincinnati Richmond a ar ae 10 tory. The hit was the seventh grand-slam homer for the Gi - ie 4 Columbus 25 37 .403 12 toy Smith in 13 pinch hitting ap- ants in the sixth after dropping | : % » 5.7) ; . ae -- 6-4 and Maloney 5-7) atianta x 42 .333 1644 nearances. Mike Brumley co:--a fly ball for a two-run error 0 i I 5-5) at New Monday's Results lected three hits and an RBI for in the fifth. Cincinnati starter| von whey eay. N) "e Columbus 4 Buffalo 2 the Senators John Tsitouris had a_ no-hitter} ork (Willey 0-0) (D Atlanta 2-5 Rochester 1-2 Larry Brown homered in the until the sixth, when pinch hitter 0 Houston (Farrell 10-1) at St. Jacksonville 7 Syracuse 6 eighth for the Indians, sending|Chuck Hiller singled Louis (Washburn 3-4) (N) Toronto 5 Richmond 2 - Los Angeles (Moeller 4-6) at Today's Games " e Milwaukee (Fischer 5-4 or Blas- 'Columbus at Buffalo ' ok é | ingame 0-0) (N) Atlanta at Rochester . (Only games scheduled) Jacksonville at Syraeuse 2 | yy, ge mee " American League Richmond at Toronto WL Pet. GBL New York 38 23 623 -- Baltimore =. 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