THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 2, 1967 1] | es Beantown Breaks Out Red Wings Fight To Edge 2.222" rOCK 11-3 mps r and Daryl Hudgin, goals and Milan Marcetta one. e At New York, Harry Howell hit an open net with 37 seconds As Sox Wu 7 Pen Ke bi it i s jremaining to provide a margin anada S ational Team lof safety for the Rangers. Phil Goyette scored twice and Rod By DICK COUCH to a World Series berth National the 'win early in the finale as By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Billy Dea and. Keith Gilbert once for New York. | y an infield error Associated Press Sports Writer|St. Louis Cardinals, National|the Twins pushed over a pair of ' 7 ' | in Logeman safe and Jim Lonborg lost his shirt at| League champs. unearned runs and led 2-0 going| Detroit Red Wings handed the, McCreary _paced Pittsburgh} i rifice that 8 " ' into the sixth. ;Canadian national hockey team|Sunday with two goals each. am's sacrifice Fenway Park Sunday. The Red Sox went into the|into : adres ana CAD Konik It was the best thing that's\Climactic wee xend set with| "Then all hell broke loose," /\ts second defeat in succession rge Koni ihe Sox' first- Saturday--but it wasn't easy. |Sniped one each. The Buffalo gin. sec: bko opened the The Wings, who missed the,g0al was notched by Mike} 1 single and scored hird run, with Don arren. McGahey and hitting safely behind ever happened to Gentleman|Minnesota needing a two-game | Dick Williams, fo Jim in Boston ... and the Sweep to avert elimination, ear manager, recalle Beer National Hockey League play-|Labadie. Za wz finest moment for the Red Sox) They won 6-4 Saturday as/'Y- loffs last season, downed the! to Maple Leaf: lit in 21 years. Yastrzemski poled his 44th| ; ane aa Ee eee eee OU e y : coh . a taactae inf AL LOW POINT Winnipeg-based nationals 2-0|pair of weekend tests, defeating Frenzied fans ripped the shirt/homer and knocked in four) 'phe Joss dropped the Twins before 9.000 fans in Winnipeg.|Rochester Americans of --the Magazines * yiiqiruns. And they won Sunday), . a pk ' | ' al off Lonborg's: back in a wild) ce ee jinto a second-place deadlock)The Canadian team bowed 5-1/AHL 6-3 Saturday in Rochester Toba Se ae Spoil demonstration of affection oer ge tly ne ag yan |with the Tigers, who won their|to the Wings in its first game of and bowing 4-2 Sunday to New| inet ed three runs in the day after the vig righthander|" ts a Pike oh a 'hy |doubleheader opener 6-4 before the season Thursday. York Rangers in New York. MIKE'S PLACE ' ? teamed with sensational Car!|his home park ... and w in| being ousted by the giant-killing) Paul Henderson and Bruce) George Armstrong paced the! winners added one 1 and two in the last two completely Sox past Minnesota Twins 5-3|SiX career decisions including| finished one game... and just tender Ken Broderick, who|Dave Keon, Ron Ellis, Murray @ OPEN SUNDAYS @ and bring Boston its first Amer-|three this year. six percentage points . . ./blocked 25 shots in an outstand- Oliver and rookie Gerr 4 bor: | 4 "0 § 'y Mee- ican League pennant since 1946. went se = a1 asing teane,| behind the Red Sox whose win-|ing display. han shared the' others. Dick! It was sheer mania," said) ais ining .568 mark was the lowest) Jn other exhibition games Lonborg, whose seven-hit victo-;/mate Ken Harre!son's room, | AL history. ama, Chit ck i = SS ae , F , : fF ee ry aida the slugging Twins-- Woke up Sunday morning feel- " aes Saturday, Chicago Black Hawks fi ee s mes a ee = | ee i 3) | Yastrzemski to sead the Red/had failed to beat the Twins in| angels Minnesota and Detroit) MacGregor scored against goal-/Leafs Saturday with two tel 17 King West, Oshawa 100 000 000-1 4 6 210 310 20x---9 9 2 'raser amd Sprin . : | 2 Washington Senators knockee |nipped Montreal Canadiens 6-4, Baer and Phi nag coupled with an 8-5 Detroit /ing eee "great" feeling dis- 9f Chicago White Sox 4-3, Bal-\and California Seals , tripped CITY CARTAGE --<------------_--_--__-- ie omighong Fe | negpitend neee|------ BS Break teenns "S\timore Orioles dlanked Cleve- Los Angeles Kings 3-1. --pul the SOK ove . land Indians 4-0 and New York) In Sunday games, Montreal A Club Ladies ta esd ee ae ond a the REMEMBER WHEN? Yankees edged Kansas City leamed a. 31 Oly War Chica- Local and Long Distance MOVING zaniest pennant race in history. | : *.* "Athletics 4-3 in other AL'go, California edged Minnesota @, Office @ House @ Apartment Curl Oct 31 METEORIC RISE : By THE CANADIAN PRESS finales. 3-2 and Pittsburgh rapped Buf- MOVING AND STORAGE : "Fantastic! Fantastic!" Pitcher Bob Feller of | In National League play, St.jfalo Bisons of the American Pact h pening date of the la- shouted Yastrzemski, the Triple| Cleveland Indians whiffed (Louis trimmed Atlanta Braves| Hockey League 6-1, acking @ Shipping @ Crating img section of the Osh- Crown strongboy whose third of| 18 Detroit Tigers 29 years |5-2, San Francisco Giants; Douglas, Wally Boyer and City Cartage agents for UNITED VAN LINES (Conade) Ltd. f Club has been set for ~ four straight hits helped Boston} ago today--in 1938---to set nipped Philadeiphia Phillies 2-1,|Bob Baun--all former Tesente Moving with care anywhere in SANITIZED VANS 31, % overtake the Twins with a jive-| the current major league Pittsburgh Pirates tumped Maple [cafs scored Calofor- ie all_ meeting will open "ON REN coY ; : S run sixth inning purst and com.) fanning record, The mark Houston Astros 10-3, Cincinnati/nia's goals Sunday in Port 725-2621 ANYTIME m. with dessert and pag "ae SOX bye ee ioe tae onto their bigs at Fenway Park Sun- |njete one of baseball's most) was tied by Sandy Koufax (Reds buried Chicago Cubs 10-3 Huron, Mich. Balon and_ Bill a « for free Eatlenete! yeing served, followed as they mobbed onto fie shoulders following 5-3. vic- ay. is |dramatic comeback sagas . . of Los Angeles Dodgers in and Los Angeles Dudgers shad- Masterton replied for Minneso- in game, of two draws, and lifted winning pitcher tory over the Minnesota (AP Wirephoto) |g 'drive from ninth place in i966! 1959 and again in 1962 led New York Mets 2-1. ta ia og ge Og GE EG GE GT ends each. Baise eaeaa pei ei os as wea a amc meen aT a - ° "oe : - . - 5 ai ee eer ae recent executive meet- e | ne conveners reported R E A iI 7 15 | beeen . | r a busy season. Pre- oug 1eéS8 ge rgos sd j discussion took place . \ , e annual fashion show saci Despite Taylor's Catchin : p 3 g By JOHN SHORT | In Toronto, Wally Gabler and/for Abendschan's field goal} POWER Canadian Press Staff Writer | Booby Taylor staged virtually a within less than four minutes. | : two-man show for the Argos, The Argos. threatened a cou- Saskatchewan Roughriders) who remained two points ahead|ple of times, but Bill Symons US SPEED and Ottawa Rough Riders had!o¢ the idle Montreal Alouettes,|and Joe Williams both dropped more than their names in Com- pyt saskatchewan's balaice passes while apparently behind mon during the weekend. made the difference. the last Saskatchewan Saskatchewan protected its) Taylor caught 11 passes for defender. Taylor's . touchdown share of first place in the West- 190 yards. came in the final minute. ern Football Conference Satur-| Besides Reed's touchdowns, | day by holding off Toronto) Jack Abendschan lofted a 31-- SCOTT LIMPS OFF Argonauts 17-15 and Ottawajyard field goal and added two Scott's two touchdowns high- moved . within reach of the} converts for Saskatchewan lighted a solid game. He Eastern Conference lead hy} Dave Mann displayed kicking) grounded out 72 yards on 16 thumping Hamilton Tiger-Cats versatility as he collected »ight/carries before limping off with 17-8 Sunday, of Toronto's points. Making his|a gimpy ankle. Don Sutherin George Reed punched across start as a placement specialist,;converted both scores and for two Saskatchewan touch-|he converted Taylor's touch-,added a pair of singles on wide downs before 21,271 fans in down, lofted a pair of field field goal attempts. The other Toronto Saturday and Bo Scott goals and punted for a long sin- point was. contributed by Bill paced Ottawa with two touch-| gle. John Volunas had a single Cline on a 59-yard punt single. downs Sunday at Hamilton on a wide field goal attempt Hamilton's only touchdown at before 27,125 fans. Mann's second field goal tied came on a pass from Willie 3 y Scott's first touchdown, ajthe game briefly at 7-7 in the\Bethea to Garney Henley. Ee five-yard sweep, was the long- third quarter, but Saskatche-/Tommy - Joe Coffey converted fa est of the four by the two hard -|wan quarterback Ron Lancas- and quarterback Joe Zu ger DMELITE a running backs. 'ter steered his club downfield) managed a single on a long pee haar punt. j . Henley's touchdown and a om ers ounce Lions ]9- pair of no-yards penalties gave Hamilton plenty of momentum IAIN late in the game. But Bethea bed bal fumbled at a crucial point and / ] Mma uarter PFee |e Poirier hauled the ball out : of the air, Bethea also fumbled] : ny cutting job, profes- ' in the first quarter to wipe out , And in Winnipeg Sunday, thejing from a 17-1 defeat at the tas arch or amateur, here's 4 Blue Bombers escaped the cei-|hand of B.C. Jast week at Van-|? AN se 4 ee ea eight, direct drive cha ; : A F ; Saskatchewan completes its ignt, chain lar by upsetting British Colum-|couver , trailed 8-3 going into eactern sw , Hy 1 ' : et ; astern swing Wednesday with with super power! The bia 19-8, exploding for 16 points|the final quarter. la game in Montreal, Hamilton ite Super XL'67 weighs in the last quarter to move) kd Ulmer started the scoring| visits Calgary Saturday to »pen 3 Ibs., 12 02., less bar ¢ three points ahead of the Lions|hinge when he grabbed Nealla two-game tour of Western hain, yet fells trees up in the 'standings. |Beaumont's short punt into the| conference centres, i n diameter... cuts 18" Both Saskatchewan and Cal-|strong wind and rambled 25}---- mn ---- od in just 17 seconds gary, who took a convincinglyards for the touchdown that its 18" hardwood in 24 25-5 win over Edmonton Eski-|put Bombers ahead. YTED is. C in fi " mos Saturday, have 16 points in) Fullback Ron Kirkland | \ | | s. Lome In tor @ tree first place but Saskatchewas|wrapped up the game in the] | istration today. has a game in hand. {final seconds when he plunged| FOR A record crowd at Clarke Sta-jone yard for a _ touchdown. whee pata dium of 22,604 watched the|Ernie Kuzyk iicked two field y CAMP: Stampeders expicde in. the sec-|goals and a convert . on + oe? ond. half after holding only a} ------$----_--__-- = TRAILER STORAGE Kebilee ibeciineh slim 3-2 edge at halftime. ceed Frank Andruski, Lovell cole.) Need An Oil Furnace? 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