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ne ee HSestrssa THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, July 10, 1964 WW : oe e e e * s Baltimore Thursday's Results hi f 7 p B Is Two-Hit Shutout == mew |Chiefs Tip Bisons Chicago Milwaukee 11 Pittsburgh 6 ; . : : ' Minnesota san Fr i wait for the first pitch at Tor-lny jgsing pitcher Nels Chittum|44¥- me ramen Saree * onto's Maple Leaf Stadium to- ocsind ths gates for five Tor-, The British regulars scored ' H International League|yandrahan, who blanked them|scored 1.268 for second place. " 1 Orioles| Washington 32 52 .381 Houston (Farrell 10-3) night |fourgame rahan, 0 blanked them Fine, said Belinsky. 'But if|decided by one run, with New in the tying run for the . : : : "4y\series over the Leafs last week- t ries, by scorin ih Army team. ais ee I'm seen in a night spot, that's|York Yankees regaining second|before rookie Sam Bowens won Thursday's. Results San Francisco (Marichal 11-4) earlier in the se y scoring) The Britis y farewell to Syracuse Chiefs) Frank Herrera's bases-loaded|seconds with 13 rounds left, to i i d \ Washington 5 ; | Sarde f it, , . jously. I'm simply|nipping Kansas City Athletics) Don Lock's three-run homer|New York 6 York (Stallard 5-10) night /Thursday night, committing the: ainth the h iiton Le bg but he's returned to para waste be rng and fetatan 2-1 and Detroit Tigers edging|shoved the Senators into an|Minnesota 2 Kansas City 1 Cincinnati (O'Toole 8-4) at Phil y double in the ni gave capture the Ham igh Tro- ; ; Milwaukee (Fischer 6-5) at|seventh-inning rhubarb as thelin the fourth inning. nadians third. ursda' hi for singles, by Ron Hansen injout of reach with a three-run) Probable Pitchers Today ; ' g 'oh+/Chiefs thumped them 8-1 to es 38 elles eer "Cocags esa cencomgpll fle orig pos the rifth and "secre McNertneyleighth, Joe Pepitone's bad-hop| New York (Ford 10-2) at| Pittsburgh (Friend 6-8) night Pp i i Bob Al- H y , , Be-|2.68 era and headed for his best/got the only run he needed in| The Twins won when B Boston (Wilson 9-3 and More- jacksonville Buffalo series. on a happier theay Ga eusine Aneel' seks hepbea diese he broke into the|/the fourth inning when Lou|lison and Don 'Mincher hit con-|peaq 5-8). at Detroit, (Rakow|syracuse note, clubbing 17 hits aud scor- : ] . é , BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS $ r wr - elins Wings: British Marksmen By THE CANADIAN PRESS |Chicago 37 40 481 11% ' y out St. Louis $ New York 4 By THE CANADIAN PRESS picked up his seventh victory injthe United Service Detroit ? . Boston Los Angeles A r Phe ; Cleveland Today's Games night. Nothing has gone right\/onto runs in the sixth inning.|1,329 points out of a possible nig ; . yeh 8 Associated Press Sports Writer) my business. No one else's. It's|place by defeating Washington|it in the ninth with a two-out at Chicago (Ellsworth 10-8) two runs against him in the|won the obstacle course ogra Los Angeles Angels' contro-|about it." Boston Red Sox 4-3. early lead but the Yankees tied|Boston 3 Detroit 4 three errors and losing mana-| Jets an uphili victory over Rich-|phy. The Royal Marines of Ply- hand them their fourth straight Sox for his first shutout since/opening 0.96 earned run aver- in the sixth, and did not allow alsingle with the bases loaded|Washington (Stenhouse 0-4 or a ir g' Ww 51 ca ian 47 : : eral manager Fred Haney for| majors in 1962 with a 10-11 rec-|Clinton homered off Gary Pe-|secutive sixth inning homers off 3-6 and- Sparma 2-1) twi-night. |Rochester 44 ; ling five unearned runs on the ' 43 38 Houston 38 43 460 12% American League New York 24 58 .293 27 Beat Canada Army Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 4 Buffalo Bisons can hardly|nine decisions when a bad throw|Cup interservice shoot Thurs- Kansas City 31 48 .392 Los Angeles (Koufax 12-4) at\for them since they swept phe Leafs also got back at Vern|1,600. The Canadian eight The Bi di nfond Bo Belinsky won't get to Ha-|not that I'm not going to take|Senators 6-5, Minnesota Twins|homer off Sam McDowell. Baltimore 42 Cleveland 3-1 ict Louis (Gibson 6-6) at New| The Bisons bade an unfond/eignth. tition, clearing all targets in delphia (Bennett 9-5) night |, hitey Ki ski after a i versial left hander sailed home| Since then the 27-year-old Belinsky was touched only|the score in the fifth and put it Chicago 0 Los Angeles 3 ----. Bra ne ee ee T i2jmond after they had trailed 6-0\mouth placed second, the Ca ( | International League isetback in-their own park. 'Apg. 11, 1962. age. Over-all, he's 7-4 with alrunner to reach second base. He|drove in two runs. Narum 75). night | ; The Leels sorcenned thi : " HORSE a ticket to the beach at Waikiki,|ord, including a no-hitter. ters for the first earned run al-|Jose Santiago, making his first Chicago (Pizarro 11-4 and|Buffalo lway to a 9-3 victory over Ro-| A > ' Orioles|lowed by White Sox pitchers in)major league start for Kansas : ; Toronto chester Red Wings. Atlanta os ope Pectin to the - Pewsey orn fegeue jad to 344/31 innings. \City. Jim Katt, 10-3, allowed oo é ir balticcagrirs( ee . Ss tue Ue eed: nors, Belinsk said the pressure| games and added to their amaz-| Boog Powell provided all thejeight hits, including a homer by Paap h Colmnbis 34 : ing Jacksonville Suns 81 and Sund a : ? e M in th A feo League was tooling record in one-run games by|Orioles' runs in the opener with|Ken Harrelson. wi-nig 4 Atlasita 28 : Columbus Jets ontlasted Rich- , alVie = t -- " sesetiap a two-night double-|a pair of two-run homers.) Dave Wickersham, tagged for) Baltimore (Barber 4-6) at : mond Virginians 8-7 in the other ' 5 however ruled|header from Cleveland Indians|Rookie Wally Bunker allowed|two homers by Lee 'Thomas, |Cleveland (Kralick 8-4) night Thursday's Results games played. ---- av ites Pe sh tba on a trip to the|4-3 and 2-1, The Orioles have a|the Indians only three hits, ond egos For ee Gat be | Minnesota (Pascual 9-6) i tea 9 Rochester 3 The shaky Buffalo infield and > | 2 d in the. one - run|two were homers by Leon Wag-jhelp in Detroit's victor "|Kansas City (Segui 7-5) night (Syracuse 8 Buffalo 1 a pair of home runs by Mac " ' d yy i ie haut ond rt ey ner -- Bob oe. aan |came bar Erg Pica we ar Nutineil Lessee | Richmond 7 Columbus 8 er and a 7 OSH AWA 5-POINTS ARENA is pi THERS WERE SQUEAKERS) In the nightcap, Bob John- winner. Gales | | Atlanta 8 Jacksonville 1 a e support rig' ander RD.) y bes ee ovThe other AL FE se all were son's double in the eighth drove/homer for the Tigers. | Pct. GBL igi Cliff Adams needed to pitch the (LOCATED RITSON NORTH AND TAUNTON . Philadelphia 632 -- Pacific Coast League Chiefs within two games of the Competition Games On Horsebeck HIS 25TH San Francisco 32 .605 114) Portland 1 Spokane 2 Suns, who fell apart against pe' MA Cincinnati 37.532 744|Salt Lake City 8 Dallas 15 |tail-end Atlanta after commit- 1 YS HITS Pittsburgh '532 7%4|Oklahoma City 4 Denver 3 |ting three errors in the first in] 2/2 Hour Show @ Free Entrance © Refreshments Milwaukee 39 494 1014| Arkansas 14 Indianapolis 3 ining | 1 St. Louis ; 488 11 |Hawaii 5 San Diego 2 | Ron Piche, hte Leafs' right] EVERYONE WELCOME! JULY 12th, 2 P.M. Wiepnny Callisons Arm j2.2.2)2 22-222: = Saves Game For Phils SPECIAL By MURRAY CHASS \7-4 Tuesday ,pulled the key de-|25th, and Willie McCovey's two- ninth. He celebrated his return Associated Press Sports Writer|fensive play after the Phillies/run homer in the sixth. |by hitting a home run off Curt Johnny Callison has an arm, | grabbed a 4-2 lead with three| San Francisco starter Jack | Simmons that wiped out a 3-2 too. lruns in the sixth. |Sanford was forced out in the|deficit. The National League All-Star| ichi 's two-base throw-|second inning after Chicago) Houston also came from be- ' . batting hero showed it Thurs-) Richie Allen's two base t POW ece druve tied tale of Kas sits teunit tha dele day night, saving ay error put Pete Rose on third) cht sin. st t - S : Phillies' 4-3' victory over Cin-|and Frank Robinson on second The: divaves' gute. Watcen ing four runs in the = e ob cinnati Reds by throwing out the|with two out. Deron Johnson Fox' two-run single clima $ ' A ' Spahn nine runs in the first} dd deprived Don he plate le to right a ithe rally an eprived On a on Po eg fad Sc , : three innings, but the 43-year-|nrvsdale of his 12th victory. illies| ' ; jold southpaw failed for the 11th\jorry Grote hit a two run The triumph kept the Phillies) Rose scored, and Robinson|time to pitch his first complete hoki for tha Conta, 1% games in front of the sec-|trieq to do the same Callison,|oame since May 19. Spahn now|." ' ond-place San Francisco Giants.|nowever, fired the ball to 68, was lifted A the sixth after | aa Hg h tg epee Ae 'ocr catcher Clay Dalrymple, nail-\walking the first two Pirates. ' ee ; J i ; er in nin pat]; ir , : : : the Amesinan pyro All-Stars)" Robinson for the third out.) £4 wathews triggered a five-| WW : ---- -- ae In other National League/ryn first inning and a three-run} jgames, the Giants thumped Chi-| econ with singles and hom-| anadi TUSION|°22° Cubs 9 - 4 Milwaukee/ered in the third. 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