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FALL AWAY SLIDE, per- fectly executed by San Fran- cisco third baseman Jim Ray Hart, enabled him to score the tying run in the * 2 a bottom of the 9th inning, in yesterday's game at San Francisco, to put the game against Cincinnati Redlegs into extra innings and the LED BY FELIPE ALOU Braves Defeat Dodgers For Ninth Straight Win By HAL BOCK Associated Press Sports Writer) There's plenty of Giant left in Felipe Alou, who's been cashing|? Milwaukee Braves paycheques for two seasons now. Alou, like any good Giant) would, turned ferocious when he gaw Los Angeles Dodgers Wed- nesday night and the result was a 6-4 Milwaukee victory, the the ninth straight triumph for the Braves. Alou was traded to the Braves after the 1963 season in a six- player trade that sent Bob Shaw to the Giants. Injuries limited Alou last year|tile opened the fifth with a walk but the 30-year-old outfielder-jand moved up on Bob Aspro- first baseman was feeling nojmonte's single. against the Dodgers Wed- Cae night. He stroked three singles and a double, drove in two runs and scored one in pac- Milwaukee's victory: San Francisco nipped Cincin- nati Reds 5-4 in 11 innings, Houston Astros blanked St. Louls Cardinals 2-0 on Bob Bruce's six - hitter and Chi- nings. ter Ossie Virgil got the other Pi- rate hit, a lead off single in the ininth, Bill Mazeroski's error. Houston runs with a fifth. in- blanked the Cardinals. Jim Gen- One out later, Lillis connected. Rookie Bob Schroder deliv- ered a bases - loaded pinch sin- le in the llth inning for San Pancioen's victory over nati lead. Ernie Banks' 10th inning sin- gle beat Philadelphia. Don 'Landrum had opened the Cubs' '|Los Angeles shut the door in the last two in- Jackson pitched no-hit ball for 7 1-3 innings before Willie Star- igell singled to left. Pinch hit- Giants then went on to win the verdict, 5-4, in 11 in- nings. Above Hart is seen delivering in the clutch, as he scores on teammate 'Cap Peterson's single to right. past safely; with his away. slide. Gorman called the play. Catcher John Edwards had the ball in time but Hart ed a Umpire Tom --AP Wirephoto BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS |Atlanta 587 National League Toronto -570 w eo Pct, GBL.| Jacksonville 536 57 39 .594 -- (Syracuse 52 559 3% Rochester 50 556 «64 «|Toledo 45 49 511 Buffalo 27 47 516 Wednesday's Results 46 495, Columbus 2 Toronto 3 47 495 Buffalo 1 Toledo 10 43 457 Rochester 2 Atlanta 3 4l 456 Syracuse 6 Jacksonville 5 30 -323 Thursday's Games H 52 51 Cincinnati 46 Milwaukee San Francisco Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Houston New York 3 5 8% 515 10% 569 15 Harmon Killeprevs in a class himself as far as oe 'ins are concerned, is trying to step in a class with Babe cag A But Ly) may have to hit cinobeew, ee has hit a .371 average during July, Paty six hits in seven at bats Wednes- day night as the Twins pro- tected their 344-game American League lead by walloping Bos- ton Red Sox in both ends of a double-header 8-5 and 11-8. But only one of Killebrew's hits went for a homer. And strange as it may seem, the Statistics show the Minnesota strongboy with his best batting while he is in danger of losing his home run crown for the first the first player besides Ruth in the last 50 years to win the American League homer title four consecutive years, has pro- duced homer totals of 48, 45 and 49 the last three seasons. His top batting average for that pe- riod was last season's .270, Now he's hitting at a .283 clip but has only 18 homers, four be- hind front-running Willie Horton of Detroit Tigers, and could dip below the 40-homer level for the first time since 1960 when the club was based in Washington. Horton, meanwhile, broke a Killebrew Hits Six As Twins Take Pair tie for the homer lead with " lavito a: }'ohn Tig 10-5 oy 2-1, sweeping a doub! header for the first time in 11 tries tha eieeoe. Elsewhere, fo, Baltimore Orioles took over second place sweeping Kansas City Athletics 1-0 and 9-2, New York Yankees Chicago White Sox 7-6 in Tw GUNAWA TIMER Thomdey, dely 22, 1965 @ Clay's Ex-Wife (Willie Pep Gains Unanimous Verdict 10 Rage and Los Angeles An- sore Washington Sena- on 2-0, in 10 innings. Killebrew, who drove in five} . runs while scoring six in the|§ twinbill, and Earl Battey each fn tao opener while Tony Olive opener va collected five straight its. Jim Kaat got the victory for a 98 average in the last four years|record. Horton and Al Kaline each hit ag ly homers for bi Tigers the opener while Ray Oyler Mh Norm Cash chipped \™ with solo shots in support of Mickey}; Lolich, now 10-5. Sam Mc- Dowell, 9-7, started for Cleve land but left' after bruising his arm in the inning. * Denny McLain's three-hit, 12- strike out pitching and Don De- meter's two-run seventh inning homer off Sonny Siebert got the job done for the Tigers in the nightcap. The Orloles won the opener when Curt Blefary and Sam Bowens got consecutive doubles in the fifth inning, producing the game's only run with the stolen it hom 10th lace Fisher in inning for The Ange! when Paul Sc! run bases and two me That brought the victory to George Brunet, who/® allowed only ae hits in bring- ta tobacco and facial makeup and requiring the wearing of plain, floor-length dresses. After a hearing June 30, Judge Harold Speet awarded $350 a week temporary all- mony. She had asked '$1,000 or more" weekly, Her counter-suit said Clay has "a great capacity and abil- ity for earnings, with an op- portunity and probability of amassing a large fortune." i : i = g E fl 'is|eventh round. iae83 hits, took the loss, Crackers Win, Gain On Jets THE CANADIAN PRESS tlanta Crackers maintained their season-long domination of Rochester Red Wings Wednes Demolition We Wreck Anywhere-- Any Description FREE ESTIMATES Call 725-4285 Or Write-- 161 Mill St., Oshawe FISHING REPORT The Mets, who snapped a 10- game losing streak, got. their only run in the fifth when Chuck Hiller scored from second on Bob Bruce pitched a six-hit- ter and Bob Lillis drove in both ning double as the Astros Wednesday's Results St. Louis 0 Houston 2 Cincinnati Philadelphia 7 Chicago 8, Cincinnati 4 San Francisco $ New York 1 Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 4 Probable Pitchers Today Milwaukee (Clininger 11-8) at Los Angeles (Reed 4-2) night (Maloney 10-4) at San Francisco (Spahn 4-12) Syracuse at Atlanta Columbus at Toronto Buffalo at Toledo Rochester at Jacksonville 2 BASEBALL LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League ABR H Pct. 228 40 77 .338 304 32 96 .316 $24 51 101 .312 Yastr2'ski, Bos. Mantilla, Bos. Hall, Minn. Trout Catches 'Good' In day night but needed a two-run - a in the 11th inning to do The decisive blast came from Bob Barton with two out to give reliever Dave Eilers his ninth International League triumph in 10 starts. It was the Crack- ers' 15th victory in 18 games MASTER LIFE MUFFLERS against the Red Wings. Elsewhere, Toledo Mud Hens the ewhere, Al Jackson pitched|Reds. Willie McCovey's 2ist 8 two-hitter as New York Metsjhomer of the year sparked a blanked Pittsburgh Pirates 1-0,/three-rin Giant rally in the ninth that erased a 4-1 Cincin- St. Louis (Purkey 7-6) at Hous- ton ({Dierker 3-4), night Philadelphia _-- 4-4) at Chicago (Buhl 9-7) American League W L Pet. GBL, 58 630 -- 54 503 3 51 573 5 52 50 46 44 38 Davalillo, Cle. 344 42 105 Horton, Det 270 43 «82 Runs--Oliva, Minnesota, Versalles, Minnesota, 63. Runs erage In--Horton, Mantilla, Minnesota Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Detroit New York Los Angeles Washington 'Boston 33 ski, 24. Triples --- Campaneris, sas City, 9; Aparicio, more, 8, lavito, Cleveland, 21. 1368 tolen 305 -304 69; 66; = - itva, 111; DaValillo, Diihiseciohive, 27; Yastrzem- Kan- Balti- Home Runs--Horton, 22; Co- Bases -- Campaneris, TORONTO (CP) --Bass and muskellunge fishing, generally poor since the season opened June 26 in most areas of On- tario, improved in the province last week. A weekly report issued by the Ontario department of lands and forests said there was ex- cellent bass fishing in Georgian Bay and fair catches in Sault Ste. Marie area, Fort Frances and Frontenac county. Muskellunge were biting well in Vermillion Bay near Kenora and Georgian Bay. Trout fishing also improved. Catches ranging from good to excellent were reported in the Lake Simcoe area, Apsley area and streams in the Sault Ste. Marie district. Pike and pickerel fishing, good in most areas since the end of June, seems to have South Ontario Streams Sudbury--Pickerel and trout fair to good, Bass excellent in Georgian Bay. Kenora--Pickerel good. Pike fair. Muskellunge good in Ver- million Bay. Cochrane--Pike good. Pick- erel and trout fair. Ghgama--Pickerel, trout fair to good. White River -- Pickerel pike good. Trout fair. SOUTH Lake Simcoe--Trout good in streams, Bass fair, Pike fair to poor, pike and and EAST Pembroke--All species poor to fair. Tweed -- Trout excellent in|. Walliston Lake, good in SC ings county, fair in CO.) gemma cromsiauicnni eR eceeuegowend Lake. Pickerel good in Buck- shot Lake. Pike fair to good. shipped the last-place Buffalo Bisons 10 - 1, Toronto Maple Leafs nipped league - leading Columbus Jets 3-2, and Syra- cuse Chiefs edged Jacksonville Suns 6-5. Joe Foy raced home from second base on an error by Co- lumbus first baseman Pancho Herrera in the eighth inning to Jack Lamabe won his fourth give the Leafs their biota as many decisions for Toronto. ---- Stocaeencimansnen ® TONIGHT e et Alexandre Park SCUGOG vs GA BAD BOYS vs MERCHANTS Oshawa oy and District SOFTBALL vet eu 115 Simeoe St. S, Ph, 728-6272 ASSOCIATE STORE WHITBY reser serrate Gerald Beck Ltd. 311 Brock St, N. Ph, 668-5828 8 cago Cubs edged Philadelphia|10th his --_ hit of the gome/Kansas City' 28 58 31; Cardenal, Los Angeles, 30.|levelled off. Catches ranging|Bass good in Frontenac county. Phillies (87 in 10 innings. in the first inning he The Dodgers left-hander out rally in thy th but O'Dell and after Bill, Banks" safety" ly Williams walk won it. Doug Cle Milwaukee|mens' fourth hit of the game build a 3-0 lead for Blasingame.|had driven in Jim Stewart with -- the youngithe tying run in the ninth after 'h a three run Eun twice blew three-run leads Cowan Wins On Last-Hole Performance By JIM CRERAR RICHMOND HILL, Ont. (CP) Gary Cowan of Kitchener made a brilliant recovery shot and won a berth on Ontario's Will- ingdon Cup team Wednesday. Cowan, competing in the 18- hole qualifying round of the On- tario Amateur golf champion- ship, had to make up two strokes going into the day's play. He waited until the final hole before clinching the last spot on the four-man team which will compete in the na- tional final in Winnipeg Aug. 4. Needing a par five, Cowan into trouble when his drive ded behind trees on the left side of the fairway. He bailed himself out with a great second shot, pulling a four-wood from his bag and slamming the ball 240 yards over the trees and a water ha- zard in front of the green. CHIPPED 20 FEET The ball clipped the branches of a small willow tree and dropped into the fairway, 70 yards from the hole, Cowan p behead 20 feet past the pin and two-putted for his par. The 26 - year - old defending Ontario amateur champion ended up with one-over-par 73. Including the three rounds of last month's Ontario Open mhich also counted towards Willingdon Cup berths, Cowan id a total of 291, one stroke tter than Martin Mason of ronto. Cowan has made the team in eight of the last nine years. Others on the team are Nick Weslock, of Port Credit, six- time Ontario amateur champ- fon ahd current Canadian ama- Team Berth teur and Ontario Open titlist, who had a 74 and a four-round of Toronto, with a 75, for 290, and Stu Hamilton of Brampton, with a 74, for 290. day as 144 =-- vied for 64 qualifying spo! Two rounds Y day will nar- row the field to 16. Two more rounds, Friday, will cut it to four for Saturday morning's semi-final with the he 6,880 - yard, par - 72, Rich- eae Hill Golf and Country Club course. Ray Coole of Brampton was the only one to break par in the qualifying round. Coole who shot a one-under-par 71, took the Ontario amateur title in 1957 and has not played in the tournament since 1958. The 34-year-old real estate! employee had a hot-iron game and said he liked the big greens on the course. the course where I play in Brampton and I felt right at home out there," he said. | Coole was even-par 36 after nine holes and ended up with four birdies while going over par three times. He needed only 34 putts, one-putting four times and three-putting twice. He sank a %-footer for a birdie-three on the 17th hole. The playoff among five com- petitors was needed to decide the last two qualifying berths. They -went to Bill Bowen of Peterborough, with a birdie- three on the first hole and Tom Trembley of Brantford, with a par-three on the second. Wednesday's hevclts Chicago 6 New York 7 Minnesota 8-11 Boston 6-8 Kansas City 0-2 Baltimore 1-9 Los Angeles 2 Washington 0 Cleveland 5-1 Detroit 10-2 Probable Pitchers Today Pitching -- Pappas, Balti- more, 10-3, .769; Grant, Minne- sota, 9-3, .750. Strikeouts -- McDowell, er 176; Lolich, Detroit, score of 278:. Tom McAllister The battle for the Willingdon team was the highlight of the National League AB R Clemente, Pitts. 343 54 116 Mays, S.F. 306 58 102 Aaron, Mil. 316 67 105 Clendenon, Pitts. 356 60 117 Allen, Phil. 336 52 109 Minnesota (Grant 9-8) at Bos- ton (Morehead 5-9) Chicago (Peters §-8 or Buz- reg 7-3) at New York (Ford 10- Kansas City (Talbot 7-6) at Bal- timore (Bunker 6-4), night Rose, Cincinnati, 71. Los Angeles (May 4-7 or New- man 10-7) at Washington (Rich- ert 5-8), night International League WL Pet. GBL 63 39 .618 Hits--Rose, 119; and Pinson, Cincinnati, 28; les and Allen, 32. Columbus phia, 11; Clemente, 10. Runs--Harper, Cincinnati, H Pct. 338 .333 332 -329 324 78; Runs Batted In--Johnson, Cin- cinnati, 72; Banks, Chicago, Clendenon, 117. Doubles -- Williams, Chicago, Harper, Fairly, Los Ange- 70, Triples -- Callison, Philadel- from poor to fair were reported in most districts. Reports from 18 of the de- partment's 22 districts as of Wednesday: NORTH Chapleau--Pike and pickerel fair to good. Trout fair. Kapuskasing--Pickerel good. Trout fair. Fort Frances--Pickerel, pike and bass fair to good. Muskel- lunge good in Red Gut Bay. North Bay--Pickerel good in Lake Timagami and Bay Lake; fair in Lake Nosbinsing. Pike fair. Trout poor to fair, Muskel- lunge good in Lake Nosbinsing. Sault Ste. Marie -- Pickerel good in North Channel. Pike good in St. Joseph and Portlock areas, Trout fair in Mishewawa Lake, poor in other areas. Bass fair in Rocky Island Lake, Muskellunge fair. Lindsay--Trout fair to good. Muskellunge excellent in Good- erham area. Bass fair to good. Pickerel fair in Kawartha Lakes, poor in other areas. Kemptville--Pickere] fair in Rideau Water Shed area. Pike and bass fair in Lanark County. Trout poor. Lake Erie--Pickerel good in Detroit River and Lake St. Clair. Muskellunge fair in Lake St, Clair, Bass good in Long- . Bay. Parry Sound--Pickerel fair to good. All other species fair. Lake Horon--Trout poor in most areas, fair at Lake Eu- genia, Pickerel fair in Bruce county. Bass good in Maitland River an Saugeen River; fair at Arran Lake. = Millwork's. -- Saturday afternoon over! "We've got large greens on YESTERDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching--Al Jackson, Mets, pitched no-hit ball until Willie Stargell singled with one out in the eighth inning and wound up with a two-hit, 1-0 victory over Pittsburgh Pirates that ended Home Runs--Mays, 23; Star- gell, Pittsburgh, 22. Stolen Bases--Wills, Los An- geles, 62; Brock, St. Louis, 39. P Koufax, Los Ange- les, 17-3, .850; Jay, Cincinnati, 7-2, .778. Strikeouts--Koufax, 214; Gib- son, St. Louis, 162. AND streak. nesota Twins started a jton Red Sox 8-6 in game. New York's 10 - game losing Batting--Tony Oliva, Twins, collected five straight hits as "/American League - leading Min- louble- header sweep by downing Bos- the first CUT SEVEN MONTREAL (CP) -- Mont- real Alouettes of the Canadian Football League Wednesday an- nounced the release of seven players, including Ron Hatcher, fullback, who was cut by Tor- onto Argonauts last year. you lease @ new... « No Insurance costs PHONE 723-4634 Company use there ere when pret 'one two. Your There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES SALESMEN fer @ ACADIAN ° PONTIAC @ BUICK nance costs .. . One rate hemes o's Phone or come Ot Medels Other Request jo mal "MILLS AUTO LEASE 266 KING ST. WEST LTD. SATURDA YI $5,000 ADDED PACE CANADIAN. SERIES. FINAL STAKES. 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