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Twins And Red Sox In First! BASEBALL SCOREBOARD -- |cucsses csi" | | BOWLING NEWS | Stiws Tt, Wetnnéry sonente 22 1907_15 Fifth, FRIENDLY 48 LEAGUE effort, #10 ( National League St. Louis (Carlton 14-8) at) Boston 4 Detroit 2 afthy baubien: Eva McCabe sae elton 'abd Cady tame" Knight We ys [ies Coos ne (7 an Ream Say 6a ms | W L Pet. GBL| Philadelphia (Short 7-11) N _--_| Washington 0 Cleveland 2 [McLean 419" (213, 206)," and Georglan| Don eld. Tal (360); a ae Jas (315)7| Results of the team matches -- Keele ] pk ll | St. Louis % 56 632 -- San Francisco (Herbel 4-4) at) New York 0 Baltimore 3 jhaae ET ti Guy Willams 775 (295); Garie Keke Breaes 1 Soar Biope 4 1 e 1gerTs a ace Gan Wran. 82 68 547 13 Chitago (Nye 13-9) | Probable Pitchers Teday le Englest an pay ag lah ™_ (312) Alex Donaldson 770 (301); Perry's 1. Cincinnati 82 70 .539 14 | Cincinnati (Pappas 15-11) at) Chicago (John 9-11) at Calie| (2a Betty, Stonetridge (208) end Bar| |Chicago 82 71 .536 14%] Atlanta (Britton 0-0) N fornia (Branet 11-17) N |>*ream 'Standing: Team 1 1, Team 2 2,| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS|and Jerry Zimmerman--who|Richert collaborating on a|Philadelphia 77 73 .513 18 i ee cae |Team 3.2, Team 4 1, Team 6 2, Team 6) a "Dave Boswell overcame ajlalso stroked three hits--drove| four-hitter. Pittsburgh 76 76 .500 20 Pe sed "ae ha *) . Kansas City (Dobson 9-9) at/1, team 7 3 and Team 8 0. ROSS CANADA PAVING et 2 oe severe backache and early con-|in two runs apiece. | Dave Johnson's run-scoring/| Atlanta 74 77 490 21% -- By apres prs bag | rhe hol ge Aye eee + 1 ae roblems Tuesday night! oy, i jsingle and a bases- valk| Los / ' 3.45 y American League |_ New York (Downing 13-9) at 'a full turnout in Group 1 with el 4 Sy pene ooo gg and finished with a brilliant Ei Fed Boke weer Gown 92 Brooks Robinson in the third| Houses 62 9. 44it ast W L Pet, GBL| Detroit (Sparma 14-9) N Of the elght 'clubs being' af full-strength. has 3 YEARS GUARANTEE n is working har os two-hitter as egrvagre Twins} the. deorchoand: at Detroit| inning saddled ex-Oriole Steve|New York 57 93 .380 38 | Boston 86 66 566 -- Pe eachcnel pr te 'en -- cv ane Kole ony Ge ae ) TOUGH PRACTICE held a share 2 e Dida on when Jerry Adair reache d|Barver with the loss. Tuesday's Results Minnesota 86 66 .566 -- | ities a Taihert 4 nd (eazatacked uP both the high three-game also 6- 12- 18-20-36 month to pay e put the club through a 90- League lead yy pon ing San-| southpaw Mickey Lolich for a; Max Alvis cracked a bases-/Los Angeles 3 New York 6 Chicago 86 67 .562 | pp, bi sare ee shi ith |score with 3830 and 143? respectively, ute practice Tuesday and sas City a 'oe .__|leadoff single in the ninth. Carl|empty homer and Sonny Siebert| St. Louis 1 Philadelphia 0 Detroit 85 67 .559 1 | Anite ae 0-0 ) ' te ington The thost exciting series of te Aloht No Payment For 2 Menths After Completion want Panlne, The victory kept the Twins! vasirzemski drew a walk and|scattered seven hits, leading|San Francisco 6 Chicago 2 California me 70 500 7, an 00 BAD Poem an 20) oe piece. beteeen Dies eee re nother member of the tied for first place ys Boston | George Scott tied the score with|the Indians past Washington. | Cincinnati 3 Atlanta 1 Cleveland 72 81 .471 1414; T WEN |gether 1183, 1303 and 1204 for 3690 with @ FREE ESTIMATE... yklin executive, manager Red Sox, who scored the win-|a single to centre. Alvis connected for his 20th] Pittsburgh 11 Houston 7 Washington 70 80 .467 15 Thursday's Games Mee on inh lor a Vipond, said Whalley is ning run on A wiicg . De wild Lolich, who had allowed only|homer in the fourth and Rich| Probable Pitchers Today Baltimore 69 81 .460 16 |Kansas City at Minnesota | The Individual scores were also of a 4 Call 728-9292 Osh idering sending two of his pitch by Earl Wilson, , etroit's! four hits while striking out 13|Scheinblum's sacrifice fly daliv-| Los Angeles (Drysdale 11-15)|New York 66 86 .434 20 | Boston at Cleveland N ime cotton. hls' elie aktana erie "= aoe Metis tani of mialllo. 21-game W tathinaing ne, |through the eighth, then was|ered another run in the fifth. lat New York (Frisella 1-4N [Kansas City 59 91 .393 26 {Baltimore at Washington lies to open "the season. with "8 'good performances. t wouldn't cause any great lems because we brought extra players with us,"' Vipond. one game behind the leaders ficed, Wilson walked -pinch hit- something like that might and one-half pength back of|ter Dalton Jones intentionally, be enough to snap the club Chicago, White Sox, who/filling the bases. The Detroit of it." blanked California Angels 3-0|ace then wild-pitched the go-a- pond would not name the ers involved. our players have carried the of the Brooklin scoring. hn Davis, the eastern scor- champion picked up from 'rborough, leads with six s while Elmer Tran and 'ie Ken Thompson have four 1. Defenceman Bob Hanna three goals. win tonight would give couver its fourth Canadian that caged the Tigers 4-2. Detroit fell into the fourth spot in the hectic stretch race, on Joe Horlen's six-hitter. Baltimore Orioles shut out New York Yankees 3-0 and 'Cleveland Indians nipped Wash- ington Senators 2-0 in other AL games. WINS NO, 14 Boswell breezed to his 14th victory after being hurt by five walks, two wild pitches and a hit batsman in the first four innings. He struck out eight and retired 16 of the last 17 batters replaced by Wilson, making his \first relief appearance of the year. After Smith Reggie sacri- |head run home and the Red Sox jadded an insurance tally on Russ Gibson's sacrifice fly. Jim Northrup's two-run homer in the sixth had given the Tigers their one-run. edge. Horlen stranded Jim Fregosi jafier the California shortstop |tripled with one out in the first inning, then limited the Angels to five singles on the way to his fifth shutout and 18th victory of the year. | | in seven years. ' he faced. SPARKS FLURRY | vach Jack McKinnon intends The Minnesota right-hander) The slim right-hander, who! o with the same lineup that said his wildness was due, in|keyed the Sox' stretch drive performed so well in the three games. yp scorers to date are Gary ens with seven goals and Jim Nash for four runs in the the sixth against loser Jim Babcock and Sid Warick early innings, then struck for|McGlothlin. Tom McCraw's tri- . six each. four unearned runs in the sev-/ple. and singles by Tommie nt enth Pago Sal Bando's error! Agee and Ken Boyer delivered . opened the gates. jthe runs and Horlen made them ord MacMillan "We've got it going our|Stand up. way," said Bob Allison, who! The Orioles blanked the Yan- ingles Champion wo of the club comeptitions he Oshawa Lawn Bowling y were decided this week. ordon MacMillan defeated Gallagher in the finals of senior singles; while T. D. mas, skip; Ford Lindsay, Millar and Tom Solly de- ed Bill Joyce, skip; Stan 9s, William Ward and Bill thews, to win the rinks it. OLD WORLD TRADITION QONDON WINERY LIMIFED LONDON © ONTARIO CANADA NEW WORLD PERFECTION ARTS - AGBES. A ER SERVICE LIES Staub, Hous Sil 65 172 .387|/Minnesota, 31; Campaneris, - Cepeda, St. 539 88 178 .330/Kansas City, 29. AWA 728-4284 Runs: Aaron, Atlanta, 108;' Triples: Blair, Baltimore, 12; - 1OCKEY ptember 24 3 Cubs. rallied for three runs in the j Jack Hiatt's two-run pinch|fifth inning and went on to double keyed San Francisco's|defeat Los Angeles. ninth-inning uprising and| Les Rohr, another rookie, part, to a sore back. The Twins, breaking out of a week-long hitting slump, tagged "contributed two singles and a double to the Twins' 14-hit attack. Allison, Ted Uhlaender' Palmer, Eddie Watt and Pete MeCommick Wins 20th with a no-hitter against Detroit 10 days ago, also singled to touch off a three-run flurry: in| kees behind three pitchers for the second night in a row, Jim Tilt As Giants Defeat Cubs 6-2 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS|when the runs scored and thus St. Louis Cardinals are cham-| received credit for the victory. pions of the National League| Jim Davenport's pinch single but the consolation prize for | drove in the Giants' tying run reclamation project of the year and after Hiatt's hit broke the goes to Mike McCormick of San Francisco Giants. . MeCormick became the league's first 20-game winner Tuesday when the Giants. ral- lied for five ninth-inning runs and a 6-2 victory over Chicago helped McCormick reach the} 20-victory mark for the first time. Elsewhere in the National League Tuesday, New York} Mets dropped Los Angeles Dodgers 6-3, St. Louis blanked Philadelphia Phillies 1-0, Cin- cinnati Reds trimmed Atlanta Braves 3-1 and Pittsburgh Pirates rallied for an 11-7 victo- ry over Houston Astros. TRADE NOW PAYS OFF It took 11 years and three trades before McCormick final- ly paid off on the investment) the Giants made on him back} in 1956 when they signed him as) a 17-year-old bonus baby. He was traded to Baltimore in 1963 and to Washington in 1965 before rteurning to San Francisco in an _ unheralded three-player swap last winter. He's been anything but unher- alded for the Giants though. | Trailing 2-1 against Ferguson Jenkins of Chatham, Ont., after eight innings, McCormick departed for a pinch hitter as the Giants rallied in the ninth. He was the pitcher of record deadlock, singles by Ollie Brown and Jim Hart drove in two more runs, Rookie Bob Heise doubled two runs across and then scored the tie-breaker on Tommy Davis' hit as the Mets went six innings to gain the vic- tory and helped the Mets tie one record and break another. He was their 54th player this season--most ever for a NL club--and the 27th pitcher-- tying a major league mark. Dick Hughes won his 15th for the champion Cardinals, out- pitching Jim Bunning with a five-hitter, Ed Spiezio's first-in- ning single scored Bobby Tolan with the game's only run. Leo Cardenas drove in the tie-breaking run with 'an eighth-inning single and then scored an insurance run on Tommy Helms' sacrifice fly as the Reds tagged the Braves with their fifth straight loss. Manny Mota delivered a pair of hits in a six-run ninth inning that carried the Pirates past Houston, Mota started the rally with a pinch single and cli- maxed it with a two-run hit. Rookie Bob Robertson whacked a two-run homer for Pittsburgh and pitcher Bob Moose unloaded a two-run tri- ple. Aaron Pointer drove in two runs for the Astros on a single and a double. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS -- By THE CANADIAN PRESS National Teague < AB R Hi Pet. 543 99 194 .357 518 83 177 .342 468 71 159 .340 Clemente, Pitts M. Alou, Pitts Gonzalez, Phila Brock, St. Louis, 107. Runs Batted Im: Cepeda, St. Louis, 108; Wynn, Houston and Clemente, Pittsburgh, 105. Hits: Clemente, 194; Brock, |101; Killebrew, Minnesota, 96. | Runs Batted In: Yastrzemski, 107; Killebrew, 102. Hits: Yastrzemski, 169; | Tovar, Minnesota, 164. | Doubles; Tovar and Oliva, Buford, Chicago, 9. Home Runs: Yastrzemski, 40; Killebrew, 39. Pitching: Horlen, Chicago, 18-6, .750; Lonborg, Boston, 20-| ance in action! And the "inside story" for 1968 starts with the biggest, smoothest V-8 engine ever put into a production motor car. 193. 714; Santiz Boston, 10-4,/ Doubles: Staub, Houston, 42; a Ce r Aaron, 36. 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