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Koufax the great left-hander who has shifted from the mound to the broadcast booth, was on hand to throw out the p runs after a 78-| first ball during pre-game cere- monies. THEN THE RAINS CAME ' Claude Osteen, the Dodgers' current southpaw ace, then took over and carried a 3-2 edge into the seventh. With two out and two Dodgers on base iin the bot- tom of the inning, the rains poured down and time was called. The Dodgers waited patiently --they had never lost an inning bs the elements in 734 home ames since moving from Brooklyn to Los Angeles nine 'years ago. When play finally 'was resumed, John Roseboro, Bob Bailey and Gene Michael drew successive walks, forcing in two runs, and Jim Hickman, pinch hitting for Osteen, deliv- | Backward Pitching Howards Secret By ED SCHUYLER Jr. Bruce Howard is pitching backwards in an effort to move forward. And the Chicago White Six right - hander took a step in that direction Tuesday, shutting out Boston on three hits through eight innings and beating them "Formerly, I would say I was a breaking ball pitcher using an occasional fast ball," Howard said. 'From now on, it's going to be the reverse." Elsewhere in the American (League, Detroit Tigers beat Cal- ffornia Angels. 4-1 and Wash- ington Senators at New York Yankees game was rained out. No night games were sched- led. | The White Sox scored once in the first inning on a wild pitch by Darrell Brandon and |wrapped it up with three runs in the sixth, two of them on an error by third baseman Joe Foy. | The victory was Howard's \firs=\In his initial 1967 start |13, he \gave up four runs, only one earned, in 5 1-3 innings jagainst Boston. Chicago event- jually woh the game 8-5. | Al Kaline's homer into the teeth of a strong wind in the |sixth inning broke a 1-1 tie an started the Tigers to their vic- tory at Detroit. Jimmie Hall put California inning when Dick McAliffe's tance for Detroit and evened his {record at 1-1. Clay Submits Another Bid In Fight With Draft Board WASHINGTON (AP) -- Cas- sius Clay, unbeaten in the ring as the world heavyweight box- ing champion but almost down and out in the courts, makes another appeal today to the U.S. Supreme Court in an attempt to prevent his induction into the army in Houston April 28. Clay's attorney, Hayden C. Covington of New York, said he would ask the nation's highest court to reverse its decision of Monday in which it denied the 25-year-old champion's request for an injunction to stop the in- duction. Covington said he would file three separate briefs and if they all are turned down, there would be more appeals and possibly a new suit in Houston against the national selective service board. Clay is fighting his pending induction on various constitu- tional questions he has raised in lower courts. In addition to losing his ap- peal to the U.S. Supreme Court, he also lost a battle in the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati which also turned down Monday his request for an injunction to halt the induction. Clay, who prefers to be called Muhammad Ali, the name he took upon becoming a Black Muslim, said: "T will stand up for my re- ligious beliefs even if it» means I am put in jail for 50 years or am stood up in front of machine guns." | He said his religion forbids fighting and killing in wars. In the 6th court decision, a three-judge court ruled there was no constitutional question litigate the validity of their in- duction before acceptance for national service," said the court. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD American League W iL Pct. GBL Baltimore 4 2 667 -- Chicago 4 2 667 -- Kansas City 3 2 .600 % 'New York 3 2 600 % Detroit 43 S71 % . Cleveland 2.2. 30 1 California 3 4 429 1% Washington 2 3 400 1% Boston 2° 4.333 2 Minnesota 1 4 .250 2% Tuesday's Results Boston 2 Chicago 5 Detroit 4 California 1 Washington at New York, ppd., " rain Probable Pitchers Today Baltimore (Palmer 1-0) at Minnesota '(Chance 0-1). New York (Stottlemyre 2-0) at Chicago (John 0-0). Kansas City (Nash 1-0) at Cleveland (Siebert 0-0). Washington (Coleman 1-0 and Pascual 0-0) at Boston (Rohr 10 and Fischer 0-1). BOWLING NEWS UAWA LEAGUE Group 1 -- Clint's 4, Rogers' 0; Parts . 4, Harry's 0; Durno's 3, Dines' 1; Fiem- ings 3, Active 1; Goch's 2, Tumey's 2. roup 2 -- Berg's 4, Cadillac 0; Mac- kle's 4, Motor City 0; Bell's 3, Kemp's 33 The 27's 3, Home App. 1; Houdaille 3,_Tony's | Total points (for the season): Group 1 Fleming's 69, Goch's 65, Clint's 59, Tumey's 55, Rogers' 53, Durno's 53, jine's 51, Parts 48, Harry's 48 and Ac- Group 2 -- Home App. 75, Tony's 71, Houdaille 66, Motor City 63, Mackie's 57, Berg's 55, The 27's 54, Kemp's 40, Cadillac 36 and Bell's 23. wi 1 -- Flem- ay ond Grae ¢ -- Tone! a -- Tony's. et. banquet will be held on May 6, at ~ 6.00 p.m. High Scores -- L. Sabin "ie G. Nor- fon 772, F. irnes 734, Jessome 732, G. Holbrook 731, K. Cobb 729, Kay 728, C. Dove 726, A. Stovin 718, D. Kelleher 710, BD. Hodgson 708, Moss 705 and D. Brown 700. SUNDAY NIGHT SOCIAL" LEAGUE High Triples -- Vi Brown 739 (285, 249); Don Wilson 716 (207, 297, 212); Bill Smith 687 (263, 203, 221); Steve 220, J. Smith 220 and B, Huard 220. We have ended this year's bowling pinfall, 5,999, and consolation winners, the Steamérs with 5,868 pinfall. © 't forget the banquet on May 6 * t "at the Polish Hall, Olive Ave. MAGILL'S MIXED LEAGUE £23, $, ". High Triples -- E. Bastarache Biblock 662, H. Garniss 728, D. Bedding "High Singles -- E, Bastarache 230, 340179595 A sigiock, 209, B Makl 263, G. 'McMaster 243, S. Siblock 226, 2337 | A. Herrell 264, H. Garniss 268, 254; D. Roach 236. Team Standing -- Hard Luckers 28, Hot Shots 28, 'Poor Souls 27, Unstrike- ~ @bles 26, Alley Cats 21, Pin Heads 17, ? Thursday's Games Baltimore at Minnesota California at Detroit (N) Kansas City at Cleveland (N) St. Louis at San Francisco Only games sched Pacific Coast ie Oklahoma City 8 Phoenix 7 Tulsa 5 Denver 3 : Tacoma 1 Hawaii 4 Spokane at Seattle, ppd, rain. F.|Vancouver at Portland, ppd, rain. an Indianapolis at San Diego, ppd, rain. Oshawa Wins Legion Title Oshawa Branch 43 of the Royal Canadian Legion won the !Ontario Provincial Legion five- pin bowling championship at Thorold recently, bowling 6,504 for five games. It was the high- est pinfall ever recorded in the tournament. Oshawa won the Zone F-1 and District F championship en route to the title. Members of the Bob Skelton, Arthur Bryant, |Al Perry, Ray Mann, Ron Jay and Howard Davies. team are} ered two more with a single. The rain held the crowd to 17,947 -- smallest turnout the Dodgers have drawn for a Los Angeles opener. While the Dodgers broke into the victory column, St. Louis' unbeaten Cardinals posted their fifth victory, edging San Fran- cisco Giants 2-1 on an unearned run in the 1ith inning. {DROPS BALL Orlando Cepeda singled the winner across after a- two-base error by~centre fielder Ken Henderson. The loss was the Giants' sixth in seven games. Elser'here, Chicago Cubs downed Philadelphia Phillies 8-4 and Atlanta Braves nipped Houston Astros 3-2. The New York Mets' night game at Pitts- burgh was rained out. The tainted run that lifted St. Louis past the Giants marred a strong pitching effort by San Francisco's Gaylord Perry, who went the distance and yielded only five hits. Reliever Hal Woodeshick was the winner. runs with a homer and triple as the Cubs, who had blown a 3-0 lead, stormed back in the jlate innings. Phillips' two-run jhomer sent them ahead 5-4 in | the eighth and they added three |more runs in the ninth, two on {Byron Browne's bases - loaded | double. : A bases - loaded sacrifice fly by pinch hitter Jim Beauchamp their fourth straight victory. 'Blazers Grab Playoff Lead | OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Oklahoma City Blazers scored twice in the final two minutes |Tuesday night to defeat Omaha |Knights 5-3 and take a 2-1 edge jin their best-of-seven Adams Cup final of the Central Hockey League. Jean Pronovost with 18 seconds remaining. Cashman scored Blazer goals. scored for Omaha. Honors Champs BOWMANVILLE (Staff) Bowmanville _ paid homage bowling champions. At a pres- entation at Liberty Mayor Ivan M. Hobbs present- ed wrist watches, made special ly for Canada's Centennial and involved. 'Congress did not feel| suitably engraved, to the cham- draftees should have the right to! pions, duieiai aes Doris Joll won the title of Canadian ladies singles bowling champion in Winnipeg recently, while Connie Bradley and Sharlene Cain won the Cana- dian senior girls doubles cham- pionship in Toronto. The winners were applauded by a group of 150 persons in the centre, including several civic dignitaries. They were presented with sets of luggage and silver serv- Chicago at Washington (N) |§ Only Games scheduled ing trays as well as the Town National League of Bowmanvilie's recognition. W iL Pet, GBL St. Louis 5. 01) l Cincinnati 5.9 le 1 |- Stan ey Cup Philadelphia 4 4 pot i . Chicago 4 5 P p d Atlanta 4am 3 oint Parade Houston ' Pittsburgh : ' = 33 By THE cara ag New York < , x im Los Angeles 1 4 .200 4 |Mahovlich, Tor 3 5 8 0 San Fran. 1 6 143 8 foe pak : : i ' -_ Sucaday's Results Stemkowski, Tor3 3 6 16 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 4 Keon. 'Tor tas New York at Pittsburgh, ppd., Pilot, Chi oi 6 i rain i Backstrom, Mtl 3 2 5 4 Houston 2 Atlanta 3 ; St. Louis 2 San Francisco 1 healt a ; : 4 4 | Cincinnati 2 Los Angeles 7 Fergubon Mi 844 : Probable Pitchers Today (jc Tr'blay Mia 2 4 2 St.'Louis. (Jaster 1-0) at Saniqijpert NY' 2 2 4 6 Francisco (Bolin 0-1) N. Mikita, Chi Ne ee 2 Cincinnati (Ellis 0-1) at Los!wharram, Chi 2 2 4 9| Angeles (Sutton 0-1) N. Walton, Tor eS 4 9| Houston (Giusti 0-1) at At-/Parose. Mtl isi 0| lanta (Johnson 0-1) N. Rousseau, Mtl 1 3 4 © 2 Pittsburgh (Pizzaro 1-0 or Pulford, Tor ba ck rt) Veale 1-0) at Philadelphia (Bun-|Conacher, Tor 2 1 3 2 ning 1-1) N. Angotti, Chi 21 «3 | Thursday's Games Nesterenko, Chil 2 3 2 Chicago at New York Horton, Tor ee eae 7 Cincinnati at Los Angeles |----------------------------________ For The Largest Selection of TROPHIES | For. all Sporting Events and Gifts in Eastern. Ontario. s THE G. B. Company Open Pal from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Open Thursday Evening By Appointment Only. 23-3961 356 DEAN AVE. | Adolfo Phillips drove in four' in the ninth gave the Braves scored his) second goal of the night with|Marshall scored two goals and 1:38 left in the third period and|set up another Tuesday night to Terry Crisp scored the clincher | Ross Lonsberry and Wayne|Baltimore Clippers defeated the other|Rochester Americans 5-3. Max Mestinsek | scored twice and Wally Tkaczuk) : snegd and Sunday Bowmanville | jbeen tied with Cleveland's \Freddy Glover for. the all __|lead with 104 points. Monday to three local Canadian Bowl, iwith one goal apiece. BROCK DOUBLED--San Francisco Giants shortstop vanier leaps high to clear sliding St. Louis left- fielder Lou Brock for throw to first in double play ac- tion during eighth inning at Candlestick Park Francisco Tuesday. Brock reached base on a single ROCHESTER (AP) -- Willie The victory evened the best- more. Marshall's points gave him Prior to Tuesday night, he had Marshall Cracks Record As Clippers Tie Series it up for the Americans at 11:16. Doug Robinson pushed Balti- of-five semi-final series at one|}more ahead again at 2:07 of the game each. Next games are|third and Marshall rebounded a in Balti-|Robinson shot at 16:25 for in- surance. | a Coach Joe Crozier of Roches- 107 in 95 AHL playoff games.|ter pulled goalie Bobby Per- reault with a minute and 47 n seconds left and it took Roches- -time tee just three seconds to get The veteran centre was cred- sap rag Sie var ir ron but Curt Flogd hit into the double play. St. Louis won the game 2-1. --AP Wirephoto Dick Gamble evened the|Douglas' dri game at 3:18 for Rochester but tig Tae Som the vias Jimmy Bartlett put the Clippers set an American Hockeyjon top again a minute and 20/Cli League playoff points record as|seconds later. Eddie Joyal tied But Billy Hicks scored for the|Griffith ppers with one minute re-|rounder Monday night at Mad-| maining. : |HAD 2 TEAMS THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 19, 1967 9 OTTAWA (CP) -- Starting a hockey team from scratch-- even without a name--requires "instant experience," says Howard Darwin, Ottawa jewel- ler who headswa local group with a new franchise in the On- tario Hockey Association Junior A loop. The team obtained the instant experience Tuesday when it signed William (Bill) Long of Niagara Falls Flyers to a three-year contract as assistant general manager and coach-- "in complete charge of all hockey aspects of our opera- tion" as Darwin put it. Long, a 49-year-old native of Barrie, has been around OHA junior action for the last 17 years after a brief fling with Pittsburgh Hornets in the American League and a couple 4 jot seasons as a player-coach in; ; jsenior hockey. He started junior coaching with Barrie Flyers, then went rie franchise was moved south and won a Memorial Cup with tion of the Flyers. | } Pr BILL LONG new job to Niagara Falls when the Bar-| not expect to continue that rec- ord . "ee 7 "T can hope to make the play- his 1963-64 Niagara Falls edi- | ots in our first year but I can't here. jreally expect it. Building a Ottawa Grabs Bill Long As Junior Hockey Coach ™ competitive junior team isn't an easy job and I've got the grey hair to prove it." Long hopes to move his fam-» ily here from Niagara shortly but is starting work immedi- ately. He plans a trip to North- ern Ontario in a few days to start his search for players. He'll be looking for anyone suo isn't tied up with a club sighs to bolster available loca} + (@fent and some branch - to- ~ ; OHA regulations. | rules branch transfers allowed under The league allow only two such transfers but. Long expects an ' exception will be made in Ot tawa's case, for the first year at least. He missed the playoffs only once in his career with the two teams but said at a press con-| | ference Tuesday that he does| Benvenuti Meets | Griffith Again NEW YOR K(AP)--Nino Ben-| | jvenuti, the new world middle-| | weight boxing champion, agreed Tuesday to give deposed |titleholder Emile Griffith a re- jturn bout July 13. |. 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