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g THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, August 21, 1967 Canadian Pitcher Weekend Doubleheaders a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | the eight-team league by pound. u S .: levelal i d 'The International League has|ing out 7-2 a iy victories two playoff races going--one|°VeT Columbus Jets. a for the lead and one for fourth) Fritz cheba gy a = Eric Nielsen, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, Reggie Smith hit three,collected three hits and Mickey arn rato and Dave Wiseman Faken, will a Joh Hiller, an unheralded/homers and Carl Yastrzemski Mantle drove ih two runs with Battling for fourth, and a Pie oe te Oe manager for fy from Sea ro i r for thes 2 s to lead the berth in the playoffs, are|helped wie : Ontario riding lefty from Scarborough, Ont., a/(wo in the doubleheader for the sacrifice flie a play Magrini won dhe second game ridin Toronto suburb, pitched a, vital Red Sox. Don Mincher helped Yanks Toronto Maple Leafs and Jack.| ae sapitinlgs hoa pg bid for . 2 four shitter Sunday to help) California build its large sec-. Don Buford's tie-breaking sin sonville-- Suns. Richmond| a cial 5k te party leadershir Detroit Tigers keep pressure on|»nd-game margin with a two gle in the seventh made the Braves and Rochesteer Rea, 6 Mie . a Ji ae Ang Mr. Starr_ tol the leaders in the American'run homer difference for Chicago My the on are in the hunt for ee alat Sela today Mr. Niels g Tony Oliva hit two homers first game against Baltimore ead. : s sl ief pit in Toronto on Meier pressed into service as and Zoilo: versalles one for and Pete Ward rammed a two- Rich mo nd regained rt en t go vedadre -- Whitehorse and te lv because Detroit Minnesota, but Ruben Amaro/run homer in the nightcap. place during the weekend by|Hoffman homere : or Riche Toronto hotel w Spypet rey i bl Ng serrase ma downing Syracuse Chiefs 6-4|mond and former major-iea- nti! after the 1 has a stretch. of three double Saturday and 5-3 Sunday, Roch-|guer Bill Tuttle for the Chiets. elf Shieh ester fell a game off the pace| A two-run homer by Amos Sep: 6 to Sept. tis and a three-run smash by by dividing a Sunday double- Mr Starr ad headers in ays hing Pr . 1 k P =. > res "ut iow ety-ioin és' Wilgon Ends Cards' Strea nd t . header with Jacksonville after|Johnny Lewis sparked Jackson- a a ; land Indians Sunday & "i ae oe cuba "ers rained out Sat- ville's victory over Rochester. Nielsen, who wi ond game of a lenin ise | id # e 4 = urday. Rochester scored four runs in give up Nie law Detroit posted a 4- triamphy it 1X us it itc Ing 'A vix-run seventh inning car- the first two innings of the sec- organize the ci ta apdin eae tied Jacksonville to a 9-4\ond game, then put the decision been a friend 0 game 4-2 as penny a grenes : re . . " i os Ppheed triumph in the first. game and|away with three more in the became an MP pitched three-lit ball for eight By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Wilson, | bringing his season the Red Wings rebounded to fourth and four in the fifth his supporters f innings Houston Astros and Chic mark to 9-8, blanked the Cardi- } sid 11-3 in the niahbea' Five home runs and sie: Ag ship. : In other American Teague Cubs of the National Lea nals on four. hits unt the 3 : : ' : : : : | Jacksonville and Toronto are|bles highlighted Buffalo's barre "T will be g games, New York YankeeS!wish August had been a month eighth inning, then worked ou a = : ' 3 ge: le tied: for' fourth. three games| age ich Bench wand Clyde ideas of Senator defeated the league-leading!of Sundays of a serious jam, The victory eset Nee eee eee # : 4 lee hi ae Toledo Mud rene Mashore hit. two homers and sart" said Mr. § Minnesota Twins 7-3, Chicago) Sunday is the day Don Wilson lifted the Astros past New York) 2 oo? ' ; toe , \'Toronto failed to Toledo|drove home three runs each in had a lot of exp White Sox swept a pair From of the Astros is unbeaten: at into ninth place. They fad ssl : SS is csi Sais, . eee ss sea : nee Si the 'Detroit inn ee pao the nightcap : field and hand! ears pe aa Pe aaa cp ibe an moles a : rd slid cage agi LUIS APARICIO, _ left, Baltimore manager Hank umpire Emmett Ashford, a double header in Chicago |the opening game 4-2 before the| Toronto and Toledo also split paigns pg ico Be een oale 184 And U-\Ceesltter oe ahak lap ir ager a ane 4 Curt Blelary hold & Bauer Gb yellvat iis play, Ch Sr A disputed call yesterday. Chicago won |Leafs bounced back for a 4-2\a doubleheader Saturday. The and Mr. Diefent Los Angeles Angels 12-2 9- to bolster the shaky Cub star Bob Aspromonte stroked a an 1 al u yells S play in the bottom of the eighth both games, 4-2 and 2-1. verdict in the second game. Leafs won the opener 2-1 and He said he ha 8 ing staff run-scoring double in the se mad Frank Robinson as ers Robinson took off after inning of second game of (AP Wirephoto) Buffalo Bisons climbed past took a 4-0 whipping in the night- on pas oy Kansas City Athletics and Wilson, Houston's rookie ond inning and continued S eho tnt : ee age Washington Senators were nitching flash, snapped St. around the bases on a pair 0 c |Syrecuse into seventh place in paw ah PICNIC rained out. Louis Cardinals' eight-game throwing errors BASEBALL SCOREBOARD nd Ld PITCHES ONE-HITTER winning streak with a six-hit 2-1 hit Bob | Vin ar. ismisse ' On Saturday | | | | a guest at the ( Wilson hit pinch In Saturday's games, John triumph over the Nationa) pojan on an 0-2 pitch hn the nen i 1 PRESS /Cinci 2 San Fre Siig ' ("Donoghue pitched a one-hitter League leaders. It was his fifth Nest oded onic aichih 46 By " Drege pet alas Cinel Ava erat: 3 | pipscoabh oth p as Cleveland trounced Detroit start and fourth victory in nine ing - ea the Caria' run: then An é a2 ps St. Louis 1 Houston 2 s | sreenwood cons 5.0, Kansas City rapped Wash-|jsunday home games this sea muna in falle: Ww L Pet. GBL Chicago 6 Phila. 1 | ep ace 7 pp Ing | rg mitten ington 5-1, Boston dropped Cali-! con Holtzman, 7-0; backed by Minn " 5 pt 1, New York 2 Pitts 4 | | Pacis ia td + d nnesota f *hicago's unbeaten pin, pe hene-tin homer. | cae? oD. be 2 3 " A ee en ee es New York 1-0. Boston Pimacceneg ee cede the sreldis pane : hanes ly sic 66 54 950 1% yg -- | ee ae oo ys | dropped California 12-11 and most of his second weekend yy. eg edo an ded er eo 55 545 2. | Chicago 6 Ehila. | ger Alvin Dark of Kansas City | American League club. ; aw York Lincs ny before giving way to reliev 62 60 .508 614 New York 5 Pitts. 6 ; mE oe | Finley suspended pitcher Lew : Minnesota nipped New Yor pass from the army and beat pi) stoneman in the ninth yap 'apn 9 {Cincl. 3 San Fran, 2 Athletics was dismissed Sunday |Krausse Friday for what he pine perp and Chicago were Pion aya Sal se It was only the ninth victory 58 65.472 il Atlanta 3 Los Angeles 7 by the club's president Charles | described as conduct unbecom- LAFF YOUR HEAD OFF Hiller was called from Toledo sweep for the struggling Cubs se ca ee Gol ae t Se be tans coon oor ie wee laced i diatel "E peaggedbars. pra dik strugg arts 9p" 19 141h : e was replaced immediately | inley, reached at his Wash- . tional League this! week { z ater : 53.67 442 14% F oe : i a a ae oreusive: ie ae eae goa WIN FOUR STRAIGHT 52 69 .430 16 oe rege pee y Le Appling, who has been jington hotel, said Dark was with t : ssive-| {} s 6-2 ' se tretche eit » Pet. GBL| wi e Kansas City organiza-| notified at 5:30 A.M., Sunday) ly before earning his first start.' appearance since May 20. The Pirates stretched theit : ; s 5 j sa ig | A ' ; . ; : init ' ae Sunday's Results Rich 71 54 .568 -- tion for the Jast five years. after an all-night meetin He has won two decisions and felsewhere Pittsjburg-h winning string. to four games-- Roc A 9 Pay $ | 3 g a e mon e 2} : Si sbi : ' 5 9 ch 69 54 .561 1 | Dark's discharge by Finley|}between himself, Dark, the lost none. Pirates topped New York Mets|longest for the club since May|Calif 2-8 Boston 12-9 Taled i , ; n|coachi : : Jerry Adair, a utility infield- 44: San ences Giants shad-|--as Bill Mazerosk drilled a/K. Cuy at Wash., ppd, rain foots re ge} SH er verwen pig Fir open| coaching aay gt gal veg Music and Mirth y Ad tilts nt of z BG ie RE ae aint Se ian 4 rorte 2 492 9l9}fe yers sentative Jack Aker. | er, drove in the tying and win-|eq Cincinnati Reds 3-2 and Los tie-breaking single in the sixth Balt. 2-1 Chicago 4-2 Jacks'ville 60 62 .492 914 5 Shows Nitely ning runs in the second game's eles Dodgers whipped inning and Manny Mota poked) Minn. 3 New York 7 f y as * third-place Boston moved Ae Bove 6-1. ee ce fly in the seventh. Cleve. 2-0 Detroit 4-4 eet ] be oH rif) within 1% games of first place. Chicago strapped Philadelp- ngle bo eases oneaulla | Buffalu ; 5.45 Chicago trails the leaders by @ hia 6-1, Cincinnati edged San after two walks in the ninth li Saturday's Resu half game and Detroit is fourth,| Francisco 3-1, Pittsburgh shad-jed the Giants past the Reds. Cleve. 5 Detroit 0 |Toledo 4-1 Toronto 2-3 two games out. ed New York 6-5, Los Angeles Willie McCovey ac ounted for|Balt at Chicago, ppd, rain | Re so ah n e Adair drove in the tying run pattered Atlanta' 7-3. and_ St. 'the other San. Francisco .runs!K. City 5 Wash. 1 bee us y eae -4 with a single in the sixth inning ,oyis thumped Houston 7-4 in with a double in the first and Calif. 11 Boston 12 at s oe ae BER rit and rapped his second homer Of | Saturday's games his 21st homer in the seventh Minn. 1 New York 0 j Jacks ville 9-¢ - the year in the eighth for the ius eae pete win. California held an eight- 'i e otade ac Neebule 4 run lead in the second game tf L : Ww L Pct. GBL do | Stats ence" Weak Argo Otfensive Line =... fi cians Cinel. 65 57 ' 1114 Rich at Syra. Entertainment Nightly--Saturday Matinee Sunday's Results ONE MORE WEEK DUNDAS ST DANCING THIS WEEK wnrrBy to the sounds of 'te [ick Valleau Quintet Featuring, vocal arrangements of Bob Hill National League Today's Games Crowd at Chicago 67 59 ind flies Brandon Wins | ' ier Pe ype 'Factor In Edmonton's Win oe IZZA ern Phila 60 59 .504 15 Appearing Nightly at the " ] | : ngage Ee 5 ' 1 a Pitts. 59 63 .484 17% C n d T t EDMONTON (CP)--Edmon-| Gabler completed 11 of: 23 : ae ea a a a a ie ton Eskimos capitalized on/pass attempts for 137 yards. cee he 30 73 407 21 pegs Petr GEORGIAN M SASKATOON (CP)--A bal-\weaknesses in Toronto ArgZ0-\niard gained 33 yards on the|N. York 49 72 " be olor otel ence between hitting and pitch-\nauts' offensive line and on), 7 aang ing carried Brandon to the|argo errors Saturday to take a ground An six snags or duudav's 'Mekults Canadian junior baseball cham-|31.19 Canadian Football League| The Edmonton club picked UD) atinia 1 Los Angeles 6 pionship Sunday. vp,| Victory efore 21,107 fans. te ee cael bya eee a . 7 ree < a e os soars Tite aes as" aieent ennnyatsendacenet 'lair, Argos had 13 first downs on don defeated North Battleford.) p..imos' defensive s amd; tae 35 yards on the ground and 137 representing Saskatchewan, 7-1). Gnas EL A. Mat ata Rin the air. In the A-B final before more/r sick harried Argo quarter- SCORES FIRST TD than 800. . x : {back Wally Gabler throughout) Thomas got the first touch- Pe eed lignig pai ry seg game, tossing him for big down of the game shortly after ° losses. Sims, Ferwick, rookie|the opening kickoff, taking a pinch hit Sth i te A tinal tackle John Lagrone and others|pass from Cosentino and run ' uP s CHAMPLAIN AVE, AT THORNTON RD. 723-4693 2 meee Lerer ARKANSAS TRAVELERS" "THE NEW COOL IT AT THE THE ESTABLISHED GOLD RUSH LOUNGE \\ G driving in the winning run as penetrated the Toronto offen- ning away from his pursuers to iS cd Brandon downed Sarnia, Ont., sive line time and again to getcompletea 5 € HOME -- \ 5-1. : to Gabler. -- es y. V ilunas kicke Of Country & Western iw. with the Brandon, which spotted North Midway ay Gn the four d goal at 11:55 of the first 7 IN OSHAWA RETURNS BY POPULAR DEMAND -- --" Battleford a run in the first Guarter, ateOnauis aco é NJ THE COACH inning of the A'B final, scored|{0Ur successive roughing penal 1 the se ASTER, HOTEL LANCASTER HARRY YOUNGS = <n + ia coe a : ties which moved Edmo he Toronto AND THE 'N FOUR = four times in their half of the first, added a run in the sev- into the Toronto eight yard-line. <ix-yard line, with Thon2s [all From there, haifback 4 NORLEMEN the goal-line for the * + * + * + * + ' * * + * + ' + * + ' * + ei ane chats sige ag te sait 3,Thomas ran over for his. third en ase ne ot - Five Shows Eve ---- I Fairbairn and two errorg|touchdown of the g ives i RESERVED SEATS NOW AT BOXOFFICE OR BY MAIL! || Bie "f xi ! : i victory 'put Edmonton-in|_ Loree Bad 4 { ys Night slapp in a = nce instea 'A GORGEOUS * RO R t dy, \S t vent Jombers. Jed before Marv Robinson Ae te and oe retaap f PIECE OF ¥ Rock! + TITAN \o ble and «fisher a single to Es oi eo mnonerne ball ¢ FILM-MAKING!" *« R of account for the runs in the Kempf booted his field R oe) > pei ag SS -- SATURDAY REVIEW * RO Oc Ck FISHER WINS TWO GAMES TIED FOR FIRS1 Soo in the ctind Gia ee * CK ! Kr , te KING ST. Fisher won two games in the; Argonauts remainc ad pith |e Aca COWMBYA PICTURES PRESENTS 4 2 OSHAWA tourney and registered 35 stri-' Raph < aten tyelant ' tha Ponentc niPue keouts in 18 inate, He fasnel mie 4 ie ARS ane Bee din a load qin Pe Ne sae es : a FUZaRETH RiGHARO * SATURDAY AFTERNOON: MATINEE og = ------------ 18 Friday in a 17-5 victory over but Ottawa has a me 'on y on fie next play, hit Ke rbow JaYLOR RURTON x x t Edmonton. i : wee ee iat F toe the -oont * i aida aaa ci] fe ga aTAYLOR, + emcees (7 HEAVENLY DOUBLE BILL scared one tor 1 for Eski Y Gior virginia Wooit a DASTEALL STARS Ss scoters Coats - ha bell | rue GENOSH A * NOW PLAYING By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS field convert SiON TRA 2 | F ce isa _-Battine--Rezgie Smith, Red Tho erbow now stand NOW SHOWING " 'THE JaMiNng f HOTEL : | Debbie's Divine! ... Hayley's Hilarious! ox, hit three home runs, good one-t he WFC individual R | . for st BL in race vnoa 'WWHAT IN HELL | | OF THE SHREW | - The FU Ob mene eee sweep over eae! , ro nt 0 Jim D fon CAN STOP us" : THE HRE DIK FI IIIA IAI AAI IA AAS AAAS e F N is \'4 oe Bee ien Gaten a cencae atgee . TEGRNIGOLOR" PRRSYSION®/amonc rs wremanowa/ea onic | <=> | : GIAB ching--John Hiller, Tigers unas added a convert and a Saugene | al a | ° Lb fired a fo hitter for his sec- first-quarter field ee a é { [[Ovainlsoundrack recording avaiable as on RCA Vitor Red Seal Aum | | mess 16 DE two major league| Eskimos had a 7-4 a YS of pn ees PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED 5 ee s as Detroit blanked the first quarter, stretched it i 4-0 and completed a the third jer sweep. Thomas was the top ground -- - ~ --- gainer for Eskimos with 110 BAYS CLINCH SOCCER yards. He caught one pass for 4 (AP)--Baltimore 55 yards in addition to a touch 2} i i the Eastern Divi- down pass reception sion title in the Nationa! 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