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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, May 23, 1967 7 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD pine oy WL Pet. GBL 17 8 680 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Tl we National League Major Junior League Back In Good Graces Rochester . Syracuse American League Buffalo WL Pet GBL Colmbus 656 -- h "845 , Richmond 12 9 10 10 500 478 12 8 571 1% 11 12 5 Detroit W L Pet GBLChicago _ Toledo 9 12 409 6% 104 By WALTER KREVENCHUK ; The new pact permits thejincrease of six per cent from oe 26 12 .684 = | Ransas City '500 5. | Toronto 9 14 391 ey wee SASKATOON (CP) -- The|junior circuit to operate in it's 1965-66. Pittsburgh 4 44 Ho powell oy Jacksonville 9 15 375° 7% 5 Te executive committee of the ive| The balance sheets showed|(,; - iF : 4 ; ' Tegretol ; present form and to study five] Chicago 545 514|Boston 4855 Monday's Results Me cae. Canadian Amateur Hockey AS-/applications for new franchises | the CAHA share of gate receipts Atlanta "599 ed Cleveland 469 Ake Rochester 4-1 Toronto 9-0 |sociation, ina behind-the-scenes/at its annual meeting starting |from 1966 Memorial Cup playoff pre-convention meeting during|in Regina Thursday jgames came to $278,526 and 438 7 (Richmond 6 Columbus § 424 74% Jacksonville 1 Toledo 2 on, AS: 2. Lord, TP Time -- 54 secs. New York 9 |Washington San Francisco 1 Philadelphia 528 6 441 ison, T; 2_ Simon, ' ' nps, CE, Time -- Sila ce ae ke Be Boucher said examination and peg a PR ge dalla Los Angeles 400 10% | California 15 '405 8lg Syracuse at Buffalo ppd, raip Osbourne, ON: Time dian Major Junior Hockey | study of a pending new agree-| 'and $67,132 as its share,| NCW York 355 1114) Monday's Resulis Sunday's Results yp ee 2 League {ment praca ere e CAHA distributed the sur.| 2°uston 297 144) Washington 0 Cleveland 5 Toronto 8-0 Syracuse 9-1 | 88 Time -- ae Terms for the cessation of/quring 12 "hours of discussion| Plus among playoff participants Monday's Results |New York 0 Baltimore 7 Rochester 1-4 Buffalo 3-3 fon, @: hostilities were put before the|saturday and Sunday "helped| With the Canadian junior cham-|Los Angeles 2 New York § (Chicago 7 Minnesota 8 Toledo 8-0 Richmond 1-4 seen Tyme CAHA's 5ist annual meeting|ys a great deal to understand Pion Edmonton Oil Kings col-/San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 1|/Kansas City 3 California 6 Columbus 3 Jacksonville 4 Monday and accepted, without | what MC 'lecting $20,271 and the senior|Pittsburgh 3 Houston 1 Only Games Scheduled Saturday's Results we should do." Rochester 4 Buffalo 1 [Toronto 2 Syracuse 3 Only Games Scheduled Sunday's Results \Minnesota 12 California 3 |champion Drumheller Miners triak, T; 2. Rotende, change | $10,397 ance -- 20 ft. 7% in, will} dissent, by delegates It | bring the CMJHL back under He said the name « iftons (87 2. Witrieky rovision 'was d the! Sunday's Results ; Ae 5 Kowal, PHy & CAHA supervision after 8% losis that ihe eons Micenaaiea| The overseas account showed/St, Louis 3 New York 2 Chicago 4 Kansas City 5 Toledo 3 Richmond 2 ae 1 ee months as a suspended league/aior? seemed to indicate alte CAHA made a profit of|Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 7 New York 4-6 Detroit 9-5 j\Columbus 4 Jacksonville 1 right, Bs 2. Grady operating in Regina, Moose Jaw,| 00) pracket_ that nave tha/%5:03® on the 1966-67 tour of|Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 2 |Cl@veland 3-2 Boston 4-6 Today' Weyburn, Estevan, Saskatoon,| 8 jCanada_ by Russia's national/San Francisco 0 Houston 2 (Baltimore at Washington, ppd, oday's Games Rochester at Toronto Syracuse at Buffalo ry, School for Deaf) rdner, AS. Distance Edmonton and Calgary ' 4 '\impression other junior teams 2 ge : i : ' "We decided to put hockey rain |were in an inferior position | team, $2,011 on a tour by Mos- | Los Angeles 6-2 Chicago 1-8 |cow Selects, $14,179 on a tour by Saturday's Results Imers, _ Belle; or K: Distance = where it should be," president] The new contract with the/Czechoslovakia's national team Saturday's Results |Baltimore 4 Washington 3 Jacksonville at Toledo Lake; 2. Collins, Fred Page told a news confer-| NHL will eliminate professional/ang $1,472 on a tour by the|cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 5 Boston 3 10 in- Richmond at Columbus nce -- 171 ft. 2 In, ence sponsorship of individual ama-|Ppolish national team |Los Angelés $ Chicago 20 nings. | SRT RES aughlin; 2; Trentons "We never did want to be|teur Clubs Instead, an over-age| Delegates also defeated a mo-|St. Louis 11 New York 9 New York 1 Detroit 3 | Fish, like humans, get sea-' outside CAHA jurisdiction," said|4taft of junior players will be| tion from the Quebec association|Eittsburgh 6 Atlanta 2 Chicago 4 Kansas City 9 isick if left to the mercy of the Frank Boucher, commissioner ¢stablished with the money ob-|asking transfer of the counties |58" Francisco 8 Houston 2 |Minnesota 7 California 2 of the CMJHL which, under the |tained from professional teams) of Temiscamingue, Rouyn, Nor- settlement terms, will change|to be distributed by the CAHA| anda, Abitibi East, Abitibi West,| its name and drop legal action) The bulk of the first-day talk/Pontiac, Hull and Papineau to| * |started against five CAHA offi-|in the five-day meeting concen-|its jurisdiction However, the cers trated on registration and finan: | Quebec delegation managed to The disagreement began last |cial statements The registration|get a commitment for a study fall when the CMJHL was re-|committee reported that 245,348/of CAHA branch boundaries fused CAHA sanction to operate|players were registered with|The counties in question now on the ground the time was not}CAHA branches and their affil-|are handled by the Ontario and ripe for such a league jates in the 1966-67 season, an'Ottawa and district associations 'waves for an extended period. ik ye HEADQUARTERS For CEDAR FENCING BUYS Complete Selection For All Styles pf y I'VE GOT IT -- At least, that's what each of the above trio thought. 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Bunning charged off the mound and scooped up the bunt, but he threw high to second try- ing for a force out and the Giants had the bases loaded. Just as Mays figured, Mc- Covey got the ball in the air, but it was a foul pop, and now it was Hart's turn, The third base- man came through, lashing a ee | The bunt helped San Fran- When Willie Mays hits a home sicoe Giants beat Philadelphia run or makes a great catch,| phillies 3-1, that's predictable. The play came in the ninth Then there are the times Wil-|inning with the game tied 1-1, le Mays is unpredictable. runners at first and second and Like. the other day when he!none out. 'Homebrew Hurler | Puts Orioles Right Lin. Foot Lin, Foot © 1% x2" 3le¢ @ ("x6 .. Ge © i%x3"..8 © 1"x 8". i2e © i*x 4"... 6c CONSTRUCTION GRADE CEDAR Lin. Foot Lin. 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Frank Robinson crashed his 10th home run -- taking the league lead--and Dave Johnson and Andy Etchebarren also poled homers for the Orioles. Minnesota's Cesar Tovar, who had two homers and four hits in Sunday's victory over Califonia, stayed hot with two hits and a pair of RBI against the White Sox. The Twins came from behind with a three-run burst a; . burn 4 Pirates defeated Houston Astros 3-1 and New York Mets downed Los Angeles Dodgers | 5-2, Hart's hit also brought Gay- lord Lerry his first victory since April 13. Perry, a 21-game win- ner last season, had lost four straight. Tommie Sisk pitched a four- hitter against Houston and helped extend Chris Zachary's winless streak to five. Willie Stargell got the big blow off the seventh inning and struck|in the sixth inning, Zoilo Ver-| Zachary, a two-run homer in the out 11 Yankees. salles singling home the go- The triumph, seventh in the/ahead run. last nine games for the world Don Mincher drove in three| sixth inning. 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