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PIRATES STRETCH STREAK - Mays Blasts 40th Homer. Tied With Lou Gehrig By MURRAY CHASS Associated Press Sports Writer ' Pittsburgh Pirates kept the pressure on the top four con- tenders in the National League face Friday night, edging Hou- dion Astros 10-9 in 11 innings after staging a fantastic six-run tally in the ninth. The victory, their seventh atraight, kept the fifth - place Pirates 4% games behind the league - leading Los Angeles Dodgers, who nipped Philadel- phia Phillies 9-8 ,and moved them within three of the other three contenders -- San Fran- disco Giants, Milwaukee Braves end Cincinnati Reds. Only a week ago the Pirates were in sixth place, nine games from the lead. WILLIE MAY: Grant Gets 17th Win Tribe Grant, 'meanwhile, matched the Indians' entire output with two singles of his own and drove in four runs as he brought his record to 17-4 for an .810 enn best in the ma- ors, The Twins' victory boosted their lead to nine games as the second-place Chicago White Sox split with Boston Red Sox, win- ning. the opener 3-2 before the Red. Sox took the nightcap 6-3. ORIOLES SLIP Elsewhere, the third - place Baltimore Orioles dropped 10% back after a 2-1, 10-inning loss to Washington Senators, Los An- geles Angels edged Detroit Ti- gers 3-2 and Kansas City Ath- letics nipped New York Yank- ees 1-0 behind John O"Dono- ghue's four-hit, pitching. Ron Hansen's single and Ken Berry's two-out double in the eighth inning produced the win- ning run in the opener for the White Sox despite Red Sox hom- ers by Tony Conigliaro and Lee Thomas, Thomas also homered in Boston's nightcap triumph while Dennis Bennett posted his first complete game with a six- hitter. The Senators pushed across the winning run in the 10th in- ning when Ken Hamlin scored on Jim King's two-out single. Jim Fregosi's two-run homer in the fourth inning and an un- earned sixth-inning run built on a triple by Jim Piersall and an error by shortstop Ray Oyler got the job done for the Angels as Dean Chance won his third in a row for an 11-9 record, O'Donoghue, now 7-17, was locked in a scoreless duel with Actually, the Pirates have made quite a leap to get where they are. In the first six weeks The Cubs broke up a score-|Whitey Ford, who had allowed less duel with Milwaukee with|only two hits, until the ninth five runs in the fifth inning off}when the Athletics scored on of the season they e ed a stretch where they lost 22 of 26 games and tumbled into the cellar. Winning streaks of 12 and seven games boosted them to fifth place. Then they dropped back to sixth and stayed there seven weeks before their cur-) rent challenge. In other games Friday San Francisco whipped New York Ken J h Billy Williams|singles by Wayne Causey and provided the big punch with the|Jose Tartabull, a sacrifice, a fourth grand slam of his career.|walk and Dick Green's single. BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS [Baltimore 1 Washington 2 National League |Cleveland 0 Minnesota 7 W L Pct. GBL| New York 0 Kansas City 1 74 56 .569 |Detroit 2 Los Angeles 3 55.560 Probable Pitchers Today 559 Boston (Lonborg) 9-14) at | Los Angeles San Francisco Milwaukee 1%} 1% Mets 9-2, St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati edged Cincinnati 6-5 in 14 in-| 559 534 Chicago (Lopez (14-9) (N) nings and Chicago Cubs stopped | Pittsburgh 520 Philadelphia Milwaukee 5-3. St. Louis CAME ALIVE Spear se Trailing 9-3, the Pirates came) 1,°US'0n , alive in the ninth with six sin-| New York 87.325 les, including a two-run hit by| Friday's Results ndre Rodgers, plus a hit bats-| Houston 9 Pittsburgh 10 man and Donn Clendenon's sac-/ Chicago 5 Milwaukee 3 rifice fly that tied it, Another St. Louis 6 Cincinnati 5 single by Rodgers drove in Bob| Los Angeles 9 Philadelphia Bailey with the winning run in San_Francisco 9 New Yor the lith, le dence 4 Pichon es Don Drysdale won his 18th/Houston (Dierker 5-7) game eed his first against Phil-| Pittsburgh (Cardwell 11-8) adelphia in more than three) 2 years, Lou Johnson drove in|Chicago (Ellsworth 12-11) three Dodger runs with three|Milwaukee (Lemaster 6-10) singles while Tony Gonzales and|St. Louis (Simmons 9-11) at John Callison homered for the Cincinnati (Maloney 15-6) (N) Phillies. 492 462 at |Los Angeles (Reed 5-3 or Will- The Giants ended their four- q game losing streak at the elea ane Philadelphia (Short pense of the Mets and moved : ; as into second place, 144 games be-| San pt ayy od it Jy hind the Dodgers and one per-| Amarivah ten "s centage point ahead of the Reds g oct and Braves, 638 Willie Mays slammed his 40th '570 homer, tying Lou Gehrig with 560 493 careet homers and equal- 555 ling Ralph Kiner's league rec- '551 ord of 16 homers in a month, 496 Willie- McCovey--added--his"Sist 457 and 32nd homers for the Giants.) washington 434 Walks to Lou Brock and Curt) Boston 380 Flood and Ken Boyer's double | Kansas City 81 .357 off Bill McCool gave St. Louis Friday's Results its victory in the 14th inning. (Boston 2-6 Chicago 3-1 4 47 55 55 Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Detroit Cleveland |New York Los Angeles 9 11 36 Five Records Are Broken In National Track Meet By DON LeBLANC SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP)-- Five Canadian age-class rec- erds, including one which stood since 1957, fell Friday in the first day of the national age- class track and field champion- ships here. Toronto area athletes estab- lished four official marks, while Christa Leipert of Burnaby, B.C., hurled the javelin 139 feet one inch, to smash Wendy Kel. midget pole vault by lond's eight-year-old record Gray of Vancouver, championships this year in Ot tawa, merside, terson, P.E.L, also of Toronto, add a half-inch to the former |New York (Stottlemyre 16-7) at k 2) Baltimore t Cleveland (Tiant 10-8) at GBL| Buffalo 10%4| Atlanta at Toledo, ppd, rain 1144 | 184 23%4| 26% 3344 Ken Hamilton of Toronto ran/ fered the mile in 4:24.2, cutting three- tenths of a second off the mid- get record set last year in Sum- mark set two years ago in the Cleveland (Kralick 5-10 or Sie- Het 13-6) at Minnesota (Perry Kansas City (Sheldon 6-7 (N) Detroit (McLain 12-5) at Los Angeles (Lopez 14-10) (N) (McNally 7-6) Washington (Narum 4-11) at | Minnesota (Boswell 6-4) | International League WL Pet. GBL 82 58 586 -- 79 564 3 78 553 4% 70 403 13 70 493 13 69 493 13 65 74 468 1614) 50 92 352 33 Friday's Results 7 Toronto 6 Syracuse 2 Rochester 7 Columbus 6-Jacksonville 4 | Columbus Toronto Atlanta Syracuse | Rochester Jacksonville | Toledo | Buffalo Today's Games Buffalo at Toronto Syracuse at Rochester Atlanta-at Toledo (2) Bill Crothers, footed pharmicist from Markham, Ont., is shown picking up a gold medal for Canada in the World Stu- dent Games, at Budapest. Crothers, one of the world's STUDENT GAMES the fleet- From AP-Reuters BUDAPEST (CP) -- Bill Cro- thers highlighted a big day for Canada at the World Student Games Friday by winning an expected victory in the 800 metres, Before hitting the tape in| 1:47.7, however, the bespec- tacled Markham, Ont., pharma- cist nearly gave the small band of Canadian supporters heart failure. Lying well back during the first lap, Crothers was only seventh at the 400-metre mark, but he spurted ahead in the stretch to win by five metres, George Puce of Toronto took the bronze medal in a hard. fought discus battle, won by Lars Heglund of Sweden. These performances brought Canada's total on its first ap- pearance in the World Student Games to three medals--one gold and two bronze, Harry Je- rome of Vancouver finished third in the 100-metre dash) Thursday. | Abigail Hoffman of Toronto, the only woman:on the 10-mem- ber Canadian team here, had the fastest time of eight quali- fiers for the women's 800-metre final, WINS HEAT She won her semi-fina) heat in a swift 2:09.1, Second fastest qualifier was Laine Erik of the Soviet Union in 2:09.6. Heglund won the discus on a heave of 189 feet, 10 inches. Jiri Zemba of Czechoslovakia beat best wire take half-milers, crossed the ahead of the pack to the honors in the 800- metre final. Right on Croth- er's heels is George Germ- mann of the United States. --AP Wirephoto Crothers Finishes First On Second-Half Spurt few thousand spectators on|same between Atlanta Crack- U.S. Swimmers, Divers Dominate At Tel Aviv TEL AVIV (CP)--Led by its, The fifth gold medal went to formidable swimming and div-/Dick Morse in the men's spring ing team, the United States/hoard diving event with 154.35 carried off eight gold medalsipoints. Mexico's Jorge Telch Friday to dominate the day's|was second with 149,41. action at the Maccabiah) americans also won medals pb nts oungeters. fittes|® the leas familiar sports of ey : through the water to five first- fencing and cycling. Sam Zeit place finishes for a total of 14 of 18 in swimming at the games known as the "Jewish Olympics." Individual American swim triumphs were posted by Mark Spitz, winner of the 1,500-metre freestyle in 1:034. The U.S. also won the women's 400-me- tre medley relay and the men's 400-metre freestyle team event. Leafs Dropped, Jets Nearing League Title By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Maple Leafs have probably seen the last of Larry Bearnarth, but they're wonder- ing if he stuck around just one game too long. Bearnarth, who reports to the|100-metre freestyle National ren ey York ~ Mets Sept. 2, celebrated his pro- ry motion by leading the lowly) YESTERDAY'S STARS Buffalo Bisons 'to a 7-6 victory|By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS over the Leafs in International League action Friday night. Re loss could be especially damaging for Toronto, now three games back of first-place Columbus Jets, The Jets have only to win three of their six remaining starts to clinch the) pennant, Elsewhere, Rochester Red Wings walloped Syracuse Chiefs 7-2, Columbus edged Jackson- ville Suns 6-4, and a scheduled sprint and the U.S. epee team finished first over Holland Is- rael, DOMINATES FINALS Israel, the host nation, dom- inated the boxing finals win- ning six of the nine gold me- dais Friday. The U.S. continued to 'run away with the basketball cham- pionship, trouncing Venezuela 142 - 42. The Americans have won all three matches, Canada's basketball team, which had won its opening match, bowed for the second consecutive time, losing 67-53 to second-place Brazil. Toronto's Norm Mogul shot 73 in the final round for a 12- hole golf score of 296 and fourth place over-all. Karen Ann James of Vancou- ver placed fifth in the women's in 1;09.7. allowed only two hits as he be- came the American League's! winningest pitcher by posting) his 17th victory in Minnesota's 7-0 triumph over Cleveland In- dians. Batting--Andre Rodgers, Pi- rates, came up as a pinch hitter in the ninth and singled home two runs in a six-run rally, then drove in the winning run with an llth inning single as Pitts- burgh stretched its winning THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, August 28, 1968 7 lin won the 500-metre bicycle); og Pitching--Jim Grant, Twins,| Stoney Creek Is Gripped By Series Fever STONEY CREEK, Ont. (CP) World Series baseball fever has gripped this Hamilton suburb of 6,700, And it has nothing to do with the American or National gues, The object of all the excite. ment is the Stoney Creek Little League baseball team -- the eS SOCCER SCORES LONDON (Reuters)--Results of soccer matches Friday night: English League Division 1 Tottenham 4 Blackpool 6 Division Itt York City 1 Grimsby 4 (tle) Division IV Stockport 3 Halifax 0 Tranmere 1 Port Vale 6 Irish League Ulster Cup Ballymena 1 Crusaders 9 first Canadian team ever to reach the world finals--which goes after the championship in Williamsport, Pa., today. More than 600 residents, in- cluding the mayor, have spent the Jast week in Williamsport, watching their team--the boys are 11 and 12 years of age. At 2 p.m., EDT., today the team meets Windsor Locks, Conn., for the title and the visiting Canadians are ex- pected to number 5,000, More than 20 buses. have been chartered to carry specta- tors. In addition residents of nearby Dundas and Ancaster are expected to make the 275- mile trip by car. Prime Minister Pearson has even sent personal congratula- tions to the -boys. CBC radio will also carry a play-by-play broadcast of the game, starting at 2 p.m, | BENEFIT GAME | Monday SEPT. | at 8 p.m. | 'TONY'S | SR. "A" | CITY LEAGUE | Don't Miss | "THE" GAME | of the YEAR AND SA For personel use or for Company use there ere definite advantages when you lease @ new... There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES @ ACADIAN = Models @ PONTIAC ® No Insurance costs . . . No maintenance costs .. . One sate everythi tw ite tee 4 qverytning pon one or two yeer lease items Phone or come MILLS AUTO LEASE ers and Toledo Mud Hens was rained out, hand for the track and field) events in the 93,000-seat NEPS| Stadium. Opening up with about 250 metres to go, Crothers hit the tape five metres ahead of George Germann of the United States, second in 1:47.8, Rudolf Klaban of Austria was third in With 1:48.2, 3 § You Likelt... eft my kick late because) Pe the first quarter was fast, and| eae lt Likes You the other runners looked strong) | Distributor and were all bunched up," Cro-| thers said. "I didn't want to get 156 GIBB STREET Fresh Up streak to seven by eding Hou: ston Astros 10-9. | WILSON ELECTRIC MOTORS Motor Repair Overhauling--Rewinding to all types of Electric Motors New and Used Motors 395 Oshawa Bivd. $, PHONE "y elbowed, was satisfied with the PHONE 723-3042 723-4362 PHONE 723-4634 ACADIAN CLEANERS PRESSERS--- SHIRT LAUNDERERS STORAGE 299 BLOOR ST. W. PHONE 728-5141 LTD. time, It was about what I ex- pected, "It was a good, fast race." Crothers' best time is 1:45.6, which he posted in winning the silver medal at the Olympics! last year behind Peter Snell of! New Zealand, | TAKES PILLS | Crothers took pills all day be- fore the race late Friday, He had been suffering from an at- tack of dysentery and was afraid he might be too weak for) the race, | Canada's fortunes did not hold up in the preliminaries for the 200 metres. Jerome got! through the first round of heats| in a so-so 21.7, but withdrew from the semi-finals because of a pulled muscle in his left leg Alan Brereton of Toronto also got through the first round, on a 22.3 clocking, but failed to get! Most For Your Advertising Puce out of the silver medal by almost the tiniest of mar-| gins, 184-5% to 184-4%. Throughout the raw, cold day| there were seldom more than a) Bobby Nichol ; Jacksonville at Columbus George Hungerford! | Plans To Retum | | TORONTO (CP) -- George |Hungerford of Vancouver, 21- | year-old gold medal winner in tthe 1964 Tokyo Olympics rowing final, says he plans to return! to rowing, | Hungerford was bothered by) 'jan attack of mononucleosis at| 'the Olympics last year and suf-| a blood disorder at the} | Henley regatta in England this | summer, In an interview Thursday, the by Dave Pat-'199-pound athlete said the blood ond disorder 'gram this winter," Al Geiberger | Tied For Lead | AKRON, Ohio (AP)--Bobby | Nichols and Al Geiberger) shared the second-round lead) Friday in the $100,000 Ameri- can Golf Classic when Thurs- day's co-leaders, Johnny Pott and Jim Ferrier, all but blew themselves out of contention. Nichols shot a 36-34--70 for a one-under-par 139 for 36 holes in the 72-hole tournament. Gei- berger shot a 36-33--69 for his 39 Arnold Palmer fired his sec-| straight par, 70, pulling! Pott and Ferrier, who had D Hungerford was in Toronto to 68s in the first round, shot 78s Msht defensive end John Kener- onald/ accept the Lou Marsh Trophy Friday as the 7,165-yard Fire. > past the semi-finals, The Russians captured the gold medals in men's and women's volleyball and Miklos Meszena won the sabre event! to give Hungary five of the seven gold medals decided in fencing. | Dollars Rifles Want Argo"s Cuts TORONTO (CP)--Toronto Ri- fles of the Continental Football! League said Friday they will) not make any roster changes until after the expiry of waiv- ers on three Canadian Football League players. This means the Rifles will stand pat for Sunday night's game in Newark against the! 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