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emetees a nde SR NN TRING IT THEY'LL START FOR AL. IN ALL-STAR GAME TOMORROW Jim (Mudcat) Grant, (right), will be the starting battery for the American This pair of Minnesota Twins, Earl Battey, the catcher (left) and _ pitcher League when the 36th annual Major League Base- ball All-Star game gets underway tomorrow after- noon. ---AP Wirephoto | _ Minnesota Widens Gap, Take 2-Of-3 From Yanks The Twins split with the Yan- kees Saturday, winning 4-1 and Dean Chance has lost a tooth-jlosing 8-6. Chicago and Balti- ache and American League bat-|more also split a twin bill, the ters have inheritel the pain. |White Sox winning 6-4 and the Chance, whose pitching has|Orioles 5-3. In single games, been a surprising sore spot on|Washington downel Boston 5-3, the Los Angeles staff, hurled|Kansas City edged Detroit 4-3 his first complete game in twojand Los Angeles shaded Cleve- months Sunday as the Angels|land 1-0. defeated Cleveland 2-0 and ex-/ Chance scattered seven hits tended their 'geo string Over) .nq didn't allow a runner past te Indians 10 ae first base after the fourth inning The victory was the third ' straight for Chance, who Sunday as he beat the Indians for the first time since Sept. 21, brought his pre-all-star game record to 6-4; At the all-star}i9g3 He also drove in Tom Sa- break last year, the 24-year-old|triano from second base with a right-hander had a 5-5 mark,/surprise bunt single in the fifth inning for the Angels' first run. but his earned-run average was 2,19 compared .with his present itis victuty pushed the Angels 3.96. : ; i , _jinto sixth place ahead of the ashance started al a0 A Yankees, who were ane ich tional spooning for three innings, eee Ee bay yon eg Soha won nine straight after the con-|5U een ft Pote Mikkel test and received the Cy Young| the 3-2. pitch from -- i ni award as the best pitcher in the a. into a two-run homer, his majors with a 20-9 recorl. His poor start this season had| Hank Aguirre gave Kansas everyone puzzled. Finally, he City 11 hits but still won his had an infected wisdom tooth|10th game against four defeats) pulled. for Detroit. He was backed with t me along time to/home runs by Gates Brown, gpa dh 4 posh but 1)Norm Cash and Dick McAuliffe. think I'm just about back to! YESTERDAY'S STARS normal," Chance said. ee Batting--Chris Krug, Chicago, collected four hits, including a At the top of the AL, Minne- es iso homer and two doubles, and drove in five runs as the Cubs New York --_-- = -- es ahead of the second- pela me biggest bulge in swept a pair of 6-0 games from the league this season. In the|St. Louis Cardinals. only other game Detroit Tigers] Pitching--Dean Chance, Los trimmed Kansas City Athletics|Angeles, scattered seven hits 4-2. Rain washed out Chicago/for his first complete game in White Sox at Baltimore Orioles|two months in the Angels' 2-0 and Boston Red Sox at Wash-|triumph over Cleveland Indi- ington Senators. ans. Johnston Wins Millar In Sudden-Death Play By JERRY GLADMAN jquires complete rest to rid the TORONTO (CP)--One "more|body of it. vitamin pill and Big Al John-| He had to move to Florida ston of Montreal figures he'lljand rest every day while his be ready for the Canadian Open|Wife worked to support him. olf championships here this| It has only been during the Oak. : last few months that the 32- -old Johnston was able to Johnston, who stocks up on|¥¢@t-0! L t t ; the pills to aid him in his tussle| was NO passe gy with hepatitis, which has} 'The four-day Millar tourna- sapped his strength and|ment was no picnic for John- crippled his swing during the|ston. After posting one - stroke Jast year, defeated Leon De- wins in the first lwo rounds, he A . defeated Alvie Th ; caire of Toronto Saturday after Toronto, xy ag eee cee three 'holes. of sudden - death\one up and ousted defending overtime to win the Millar\champ Moe Norman of Barrie Trophy Canadian match play/at the 19th hole. golf championship. He had his first easy match It wasn't too long ago. that in the semi - final when he e} Johnston, a nine-year veteran | ousted John Henrick of Mark- of the professional ranks, was|ham 5 and 4. a big money winner on the While Johnston was having a United States touring circuit. tough ae = bag gon De caire advance: inals by Omen in Montreal Johnston ais, defeating former Millar winner covered he was suffering from': Murray Tucker of Toronto 3 hepatitis, a liver ailment that drains the strength and re-) Another Victory For Good Old Mort MONTREAL (CP)--Good Old Mort raced to victory in the Quebec Derby Saturday night while Queen's Plate winner Whistling Sea ran last in a By MURRAY CHASS Associated Press Sports Writer ni The final match produced jsome exciting golf. Johnston |lost two holes on the front nine when he twice went two over par. Each time he fought back| to win a hole with a birdie. Decaire lookel like a winner on the 17th when he sank a four-foot putt for a birdie. How- ever, Johnston tied the match when he birdied the 18th' hole with a dazzling seven-foot putt. Decaire put on the pressure in the first and d_ over- By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League WL Pct. GBL 29 .646 -- 585 5 583 5 568 6% 5617 482 13% 46 .471 14% 36 50 .419 19 Boston 31 51 .378 22 Kansas City 23 54 .299 2714 Saturday's Results Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Detroit Los Angeles' New York Washington |New York 1-8 Minnesota 4-6 |Chicago 6-3 Baltimore 4-5 Detroit Kansas City 4 Boston 3 Washington 5 Cleveland 0 Los Angeles 1 Sunday's Results New York 5 Minnesota 6 Terry's Secret' Cops Hollywood NEW YORK (CP) --Trry's Secret, the favorite, took charge when he pleased and won the $125,200 Hollywood Derby at In- glewood, Calif., Saturday. top three favorites, Arksroni was second and Easy Lime third in the 25th running of this fixture for three-year-olds. The time for the 144-mile fea- ture was 2:00 4-5. Th victory was worth $80,200 for owner Lawrence S. Pollock's Poltex Stable of Dallas, Tex. Terry's Secret paid $7.20, $3.80 and $2.80. Arkstroni paid $4.60 and $3.20 and Easy Lime $3.20. Argentine-bred Snow Scene II came from out of the pack in the final 70 yards and defeated 10 other fillies and mares in the $58,100 Sheepshead Bay Handi- cap at New York's Aqueduct race track. Braulio Baeza _ brought five-year-old filly to the end of the 1 3-16 miles slightly less than a length in front 'of lightly regarded Treachery, owned by Patrice Jacobs. Snow Scene earned $37,765 for Mrs. J. R. H. Thouron.and paid $10.20, $6.60 and $3.80. Treachery returned $19.40 and $10.20 while favored Steeple Jill paid $3.40 to show. Snow Scene II, carrying 115 pounds, was clocked in 1:56 4-5 for the run over the grass course. Maturity Stakes Goes To Langcrest TORONTO (CP) -- Langcrest, owned by S. James Langill of Montreal, Saturday won the $23,965 Canadian Maturity Stakes at Woodbine, finishing nearly a length ahead of an- other Montreal-owned runner, Viscount Harding's favored Ca- naeillis over the soft grass. Big Rocky from the Toronto Stable of Jack Stafford, finished |third in the field of seven before ja crowd of 17,296. The race was vl Canadian-foaled four-year-! s. Victory brought $11,965 Langcrest. The daily double of Whip' Blinkers in the first race and coe in. the second paid 44.9 for WATCH WHERE YOU SWIM When you swim in a provin- cial Park, watch: the colored warning flag. Red means dan- ger. Yellow warns that the Beach Patrol is off duty. Green indicates that the Beach Patrol is on the job. Never swim alone in unsupervised areas. In a one-two-three finish of the| the} 144-miles of} BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS Detroit 4 Kansas City 2 Cleveland 0 Los Angeles 2 Boston at Washington ppd, rain Chicago at Baltimore ppd, rain Tolay's Games No games scheduled National League w Pet. GBL 49 576 -- 51 373 -- 45 542 3 45 536 3% 41 513 5% 44 -506 41 477 8% 40 471 9 Houston 39 464 9% New York 29 341 20 Saturday's Results St. Louis Chicago 5 Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 4 Houston: 10 New York 1 San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 0 | Milwaukee 8 Cincinnati 9 Sunday's Results St. Louis 0-0 Chicago 6-6 Los Angeles 4-3 Pittsburgh 2-4 Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 1 San Francisco at Philadelphia ppd, rain |Houston at New York, ppd rain Today's Games No .games scheduled Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Milwaukee, Pittsburgh St. Louis Chicago Dees tongue Pct. GBL' 633 "602 2% 573 5% 541 8% $11 11 455 16 e 56 51 46 45 40 37 24 .364 33% Saturday's Results Jacksonville 1 Atlanta 3 Rochester 2 Toronto 6 Columbus 5 Toledo 2 Syracuse 11 Buffalo 1 Sunday's Results |Rochester 3-1 Toronto 0-5 Syracuse 6-11 Buffalo 3-7 Columbus 6-3 Toledo 4-1 Jacksonville 5-4 Atlanta 1-8 Today's Games Toronto at Syracuse Buffalo at Rochester Atlanta at Tolelo Jacksonville at Columbus Feagan Drives 93rd Winner ST. CATHARINES (CP) -- |Driver Ronnie Feagan notched jhis 93rd win at Garden City |Raceway Saturday, taking two- lyear-old H, A. Meadowland to victory in the first division of the $3,115 Canadian Juvenile Stakes. Feagan, from Goderich, Ont., lost an early lead but moved strongly on the final turn to fin- ish five lengths in front and set a track record of 204 2-5 for two-year-olds at the one-mile distance. The second division of the $3,115 stakes was won by Bright Columbus Atlanta Toronto Jacksonville Syracuse Rochester Toledo |Buffalo ron in 205 3-5. | The top five finishers in each division will return for the final jnext Saturday. ' LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Stoney n|Burke from Certified Stables of Rexdale, Ont., and Barbara Johnston from the Johnston Sta- ble of Dresden, Ont., were the winners Saturday in the two di- visions of the Brussels driving park pace at Western Fair Raceway. Stoney Burke, driven by Ger- ald Hill, won the first division in 2.06 4-5 and paid $5.20 to win. Barbara Johnston, with Ger- ald Johnston in the sulky, took the second division in 207 and paid $4.80. 425 18%4)>- Mir from the St. Augustin, Que.,! Stable of Adrien and Gerald Mi-| HIS 15TH WIN By HAL BOCK, Associated Press Sports Writer For someone who was sup- der, arthritic Sandy Koufax has turned out to be a pretty regu- lar guy after all. Pittsburgh Pirates that kept the Dodgers hot on the trail of lead- ing Cincinnati Reds as the Na- three-day all-star game break, When Koufax came up with arthritis in his left elbow this spring the celebrated southpaw was virtually written off as a regular pitcher, The feeling was the Dodgers would be fortunate. posed to be @ once-a-week won- The Los Angeles Ddoger dandy became the major leagues' first 15-game winner Sunday with a 4-2 victory over tional League reached the that if Sandy could work once a week, manager Walt Alston and Sandy Koufax Wins LA. Stays With Reds Well, the season is 13 weeks old and Koufax, working on a regular four-day rotation, hasn't missed a turn yet, Sunday's start was his 2ist of the season and he responded with his 14th complete game. His 169 innings pitched are the most any hurler has worked and his 15-3 record and 195 strikeouts are tops in those departments as well, After Koufax's first game vic- tory, Pittsburgh went 10 innings to gain a split of the double- header on Manny Mota's home run, 4-3, Hank Aaron's two-run homer gave Milwaukee Braves a 21 decision over Cincinnati and trimmed the Reds' lead over the Dodgers to three per- centage points. Chicago Cubs swept a doubleheader from St. Louis Cardinals, winning both games 6-0, By MIKE RATHET MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Wil- ants, an all-star fixture for 12 years, remained a questionable starter today as the National picting operation overhaul Tuesday's All-Star game, restricting his mobility, flashy $105,000 centre out at Philadelphia. a collision at home plate Sat- urday night with Phillies' catcher Pat Corrales. lineup. without one selected starter. Skowron of Chicago White Sox BASEBALL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Yastr'mski, 59; Oliva, Minnesota, 57. Runs Cleveland, 61; Mantilla, 59. 96. zemski, 22 and Campaneris, avito, 20. 28; Cardenal, Los Angeles, 25. 9-2, .818; 8-2, .800. Strikeouts--McDowell, land, 164; Lolich, Detroit, 116. National League AB RH Pet. 286 58 97 .339 314 51 106 .338 326 55 107 .328 Pascual, Minnesota, Mays, San Fran. Clemente, Pitts. Clendenon, Pitts, Allen, Phila. 311 50 102 .328 Aaron, Mil. 272 54 92 .326 Runs -- Harper, Cincinnati, 70; Robinson, Cincinnati, 66. Runs Batted In -- Johnson, eee, and Banks, Chicago, Hist--Clendenon, 107; Rose, Cincinnati, and Clemente, 106. Doubles -- Williams, Chicago, 27; Allen, 22. phia, 11; Clemente, 10. gell, Pittsburgh, 21. geles, 55; Brock, St. Louis, 36. Pitching -- Koufax, Los An- geles, 15-3, .833; Farrell, ston, 7-2, .778. Strtkeouts--Koufax, 195; Git-| son, St. Louis, 152. lie Mays of San Francisco Gi- League looked forward to com- in A big bruise on the right hip the fielder received a day of rest Sunday when the Giants were rained Mays was still sore following The 34-year-old slugger, lead-| ing the majors with 23 homers, said he hoped he would be able to play, but it was no certainty that he would be in the starting If he isn't, each team will be The American League learned| Sunday that first-baseman Bill will be unable to play because AB RH Pet. Bos. 203 37 69 .340 Hall, Minnesota 286 47 93 .325 Davalillo, Cleve, 315 37 101 .321 Mantilla, Boston 285 30 90 .316 Horton, Detroit 248 41 76 .306 Runs -- Versalles, Minnesota, Batted In -- Colavito, Hits -- Davalillo, 101; Oliva, Doubles -- Oliva, 24; Yastr- Triples--Aparicio, Baltimore, Kansas City, Home Runs--Horton and Col- Stolen Bases -- Campaneris, Pitching -- Grant, Minnesota, Cleve- Triples -- Callison, Philadel- Home Runs--Mays, 23; Star- Stolen Bases--Wills, Los An- Hou- Willie May Not Start Tuesday's All-Star Game of an injury to his side. Skow- ron was hurt in.a recent col- llision ° with Chuck Hinton of Cleveland Indians and _ hasn't played since last Thursday. Skwron was replaced nu- merically by Joe Pepitone of New York Yankees but mana- ger Al Lope znamed Harmon Killebrew of Minnesota to start at first since the Twins' slugger originally was his second choice, 2 p.m. EDT and will be tele- cast by the CBC, The game gets under way at| Rain washed out Houston As- tros' agp ped with New! York Mets and a single and ies. Saturday the Dodgers Moe Pittsburgh 8-4, the Reds ou slugged the Braves 9-8, "the Giants crushed the Phillies 7-0, Houston pounled the Mets 10-1 og Chicago defeated St, Louis 5-3. WON 9TH STRAIGHT After giving up first inning homers to Bob Bailey and Donn Clendenon and a single to Bill Mazeroski, Koufax permitted only two more singles the rest of the way. Sandy struck out 10 and won his ninth straight game, longest winning streak in the majors this year, The Pirates tied the nightcap in the seventh inning on Andre Rodgers' pinch single before Mota's two-out shot in the 11th, Aaron's homer broke up a pitching duel between Milwau- kee's Ken Johnson and the Jeds' Sammy Ellis. Ellis had retired 18 in a row after a first inning single when Frank Bolling led off the sev- enth with a: single. Aaron fol- lowed with his 17th home run. Chris Krug and Ernie Banks slugged three-run homers and Lary Jackson and Cal Koonce provided shutout pitching as the Cubs handed the Cardinals the double whitewashing. Krug hit his homer in the first game and drove in two more runs in the second after Banks had tagged his home run for the early lead. Toronto, Wings |SERIES EVEN The National League, which jhas trailed the American since the series inaugural in 1930 pulled even 17-17-1 by winning last year's struggle 7-4 when Mays triggered a three - run ninth-inning rally capped by Johnny' Callison's three-run ho- jmer, Until Mays was injured, the National League had been fa- vored to continue its recent domination behind a talented crew of fireballing pitchers and home-run hitters. In the last eight games they have. won six times with the American League winning once. The 1962 game ended in a tie. The starting pitchers weren't to be named until today, but Milt Pappas of Baltimore Ori- oles was expected to go for th American while Jim Maloney of Cincinnati Reds appeared to be the National's choice. The remainder of the starting National League line-up has Willie Stargell of Pittsburgh Pi- rates and Hank Aaron of Mil- waukee Braves in the outfield, Ernie Banks of Chicago Cubs at first, Cincinnati's Pete Rose at second, Maury Wills of 'Los An- geles Dodgers at short, Richie Allen of Philadelphia at third and Joe Torre of Milwaukee catching. American League outfielders are Rocky Colavito of Cleve- land, Willie Horton of Detroit Tigers and Vic Davalillo of the Indians. Felix Mantilla of Bos- ton Red Sox is at second, Dick McAuliffe of Detroit at short, Brooks Robinson of Baltimore at third and Earl Battey of Min- nesota behind the plate. All starters must play at least the first three innings. No pitcher may work more. than three unless the game goes into extra innings, Split Header By THE CANADIAN PRESS Gary Waslewski never played with Steve Demeter with Tor- onto Maple Leafs but he'll re- baseman for a while. Waslewski was coasting on a four-hit shutout in the top of the 10th inning of. an Interna- tional League baseball game Sunday when Demeter came to at. He got even with the Leafs, who traded him two seasons back, and won the game with one stroke of his bat as he hit a three-run homer just inside the left field foul pole, The blow gave the Red Wings a 3-0 win, their only victory of a three-game series against the Leafs, Toronto won Saturday night 6-2 and rebounded for a 5-1 victory in the second game of Sunday's doubleheader. CHIEFS WIN TWO In oter Sunday games, Syra- cuse Chiefs beat Buffalo Bisons twice, 6-3 and 11-7, Columbus Jets won a doubleheader from Toledo Mud Hens 6-4 and 3-1 and Jacksonville Suns split a twin bill with Atlanta Crackers, winning the first 5-1 and drop- ping the second 8-4, Saturday, Atlanta beat Jack- sonville 3-1, the Jets won over Toledo 5-2 and Syracuse wal- loped the tail-end Bisons 11-1, Demeter's blast broke up a pitcher's duel between Waslew- ski and Rochester's Bill Short, who also gave up five hits. The Leafs, who have had trouble with left handers all season, were shut ou tfor the 11th time. The double win by the Jets tightened their grip on first place. Sam Jones ran his sea- son record to 7-1, pitching just 1-3 innings for the win in the nightcap. WRESTLING - Tag Team HANS SCHMIDT and THE BEAST KARL GOTGH and ANDY ROBIN Tues., July 13 8:30 P.M. Professor HIRD vs. Jerry LONDON Fred ATKINS vs. Stanford MURPHY 7:30 and 8: Buses Leave Simcoe and Bond Sts. 00 P.M. -- Return after bouts, BEAST Tickets for these panty he --dial 723-9721 Children 75¢ -- Pat mig at the Casino Retstaurant yd $1. m0, Sonerals $1.25, rom BUS SERVICE To and From Oshawa Civic Saioe Ibetween, San 'Franclaes' Guamtsl tery teen sees (oe Senne Philadelphia Phill LONDON (AP)--'It was like ee, a man running on ball Track and field observers still marvelled over the latest world perform- 18; 04, 2, tae: was Bey ing Australian distance star, Clarke, who became the first man to crack the 13-min- t-lute barrier for three miles with an incredible 12:52.4 in iiisst Saturday's British ama ur championships, is far from sat- | Fg! to keep on improving all the time," he said after clipping nearly eight seconds| off his own pending world three-mile mark. The run by the 28-year-old) Melbourne office worker is a feat compared favorably by some ter's ini "In 50 years of athletics, I cannot remember any race that left me as speechless as this fantastic three miles," wrote former Olympic sprint. cham- (pion Harold Abrahams in The Sunday Times, Clarke, sparked by the torrid pace of young Gerry Lindgren of Seattle, added the three-mile standard to his collection of world marks for 10 miles, 10 kilometres and five kilometres while leading three other finish- os to national three-mile rec- ords. Clarke's Me Oslo, for a 10, Wednesday, and 5,000 - metre test scheduled assault on one-hour record of 960-yards, seven Pass. _ by Bill Baillie of Ni |--was called off Sanday track at Brighton. " nH weE! | GLE WHO. can replace it in OshawaP member the former Leaf third Bee High Scores For Canadian Shooters BISLEY, England (Reuters) Three Canadians. scored 10 bulls-eyes out of 10 in service|é rifle events Saturday in the famed shooting competition here, Two of them, Cpl, Derek \G. Daines, from Calgary, and S.- Sgt. Frank Jermey of Kingston, were among 21 competitors who hit the bull with every shot at 300 yards in The Daily Telegraph Trophy event. A re- shoot wlil be held Tues- We have in-shop and Mobile Service for Oshawa and the surrounding area. Guaranteed water tight Guaranteed top quality glass Guaranteed quick installations Guaranteed good price Guaranteed correct trim replacement JUST ASK YOUR INSURANCE CO. We also adjust door mechanisma, seal water leaks, install and repair auto airconditioners and seatbeltp -- Speedy Auto Glass. Limited 263 Simcoe St. S, 723-7435 nm. 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