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We.” soooooooo—s 72 Mossi (5). Fisher (ii) and Mar- in em, and be the plays Stead’s Pharmacy in the have had no sightings of photo:

1’1thth «comm—I u on. an: Bos—Bressoud (m. , . p15,, .0, a... gaggle,” (City senior. Baseball League. l'graphic value since the start.

”“Efifaéfi’m. ($51 Lid 3325‘” P h I h I M II- a F‘itzpotrick'a single left ; Memfizhggls‘g (3;: lgem???"determined to crack pmsroni. BIRI: Pgh — Bailey Boston 000 000 001— 1 8 3 I a p s e s Trail.” McGee of me Flying City — A full slate of harness 1 .

(a), Freese (7). Chicago 00101020x— 4110‘ t _ , - newts, led all batters as he 1 “we” will.” at ""37 4gha"°“-°' NEARS COMPLETION

New York °1°m°l°~ ' 3 Wilson (ll-8) and Tillman: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League record of strik- bases loaded sparked a hour-run had a perfect four for four : “W” 9’1"“)? PM“ - P‘m- , I

Phlla “1 “1 “3"” 140 Pete" (13-7) Ind McNel‘tneY- Baltimore Orioles whipped log out 200 or more for the fifth that got the Dodgers in day in the batter’s box. L. l Swedens longest bridge, con-

Ciwo. 4‘13) m (5): sum" 590081 New York Yankees for the sec- fourth straight season. Sandy front to stay. I - Milsener led the winners at- MONSTER HUNT . new“! the man“ “f AIM to th‘

arllnd (3) m and"; WIS“ Km” cu! 000100100- 3 41 end straight time Saturday, 6-5, struck out nine and ran his to- Bob Dailey and Gene Freesel ' tack at the plate as he belted “l mainlandv 1’ nearing “mp”

(8-1). Boom (8) and Dslrymple.

s: N'Y—Gonder (7). Christo- pher (12); Pha—Am-aro (3). Los Angeles 001040000— 5101 Miiwsuk ‘ 000080— 4 7 1

Konfax (17-5) and Roseboro; 01min." (10-11) Sadowski (5), Bissiiigarne (9) and Torre. BR: Mil—Monks (1,336

ouston 000 200— 4 12 1 st.Louls 000100020—3102 Nottebart (5—8), Woodeshick

(8) Owens (8) and Groie: a lor (5-3) Cuei‘iar (7) Schultz (iii Humphrey! '(8) and McCsrver. HR: StL—Boyer (18.

San Fran 000 001 000— 1 a 3 Cincinnati 000 000— 0 z 1 Perry (8-8) a n d Crandall; Nuxhali (8-7) and Edwards. American League Minnesota M 000 020— 8 12 2 Cleveland 251 002 00x—18 16 3

Grant (9-8) Roland (2), Perry (5), Klippstein (5), Pleis (5), Fosnow (8) and Battey. Henry (7; Donovan (7-7) Bell (5). Abernathy (9) and Azcue. HRS. Min—Olive (25). Hall (20), Al- lison (28), Mincher (16): Clo—- Whitfield (6).

Boston 000000002— 2 72 Chicago 000 01x— 9 11 0

Morehead (8-12). Lamabe (2).

Spanswick (4), Charton (6),

t Cincinnati

Detroit 002 002 10x— 5 10 0 Drabowsky (8-12), Wyatt (6). Stock (8) and Edwards; Mc- Lain (2-3), Fox (7) and Free- han. HRS: KC—Causey (7). Det—~Cash (18), Freehan (12). Kaline (12). Washington 001000005— 8112 Aug 080002000— 5 42 Kreutzer, Ridzik (2), Sten- (6-9) (7). rumley; Chance,

- R. Lee (6-5) (9), Dullba (9) and ers.

Rod National League New York 000000 Philo 100 800 02x— 6 10 0

Stallard (6-15), Hunter (8). Ribant (8) and Cannizaro: Bun- ning (12 - 4) and Dalrymple. HtRs: Phila—Thomas (4). John- son (1). San Fran. 400 102 000— 7 12 1 200 200 010— 5 6 1

Bolin. O'Dell (5-4) (4) and Heller; Tsitouris (7-8), Duren (1), McCool (5), Henry (7) and Edwards. Hits: SF—Mays (32), McCovey (18). Gin—Robinson (20)

Los Angeles 001000010— 2 41 Milwaukee 00040002x— 6 80

Drysdale (18-11), R. Miller (8), Perranoski (8) and Ca- milli; Lemastcr (12-7) and Bai-

Gray (8) and Tillman; Talbot ley

(4-3) and Martin. HRS: Horton (1), Williams (5).

Ban—-

KC 0080000010000— 5121 Dot. 10011000001—4130 O’Donoghue, Santiago (7),

Wyatt (9), Segui (11), Sander- (0-1) (13) and Bryan: Wicker- Sham, Cladding (5-1) (10) and Freehan. HR: Def — Demeter (14

Baltimore 000 010 400 1— 8 10 0 New York 0000201200- 5 50

Pappas, Miller (7), Hall (7-1) (9) and Brown; Ford, Sheldon (3). Mikkelsen (7), Reniff (4-3 and Blanchard. HRS: Bal — E. Robinson (2), Bowens (13); NY —Blanchard (3), Pepitone (15). Richardson (4). Washington 000000000— 0 81 Los Angeles 000020 10x— 3 50

Narum (7-9) Hannah (8) and Brumley; Gatewood (3-1) R. Lee (7) and Rodgers. HR: LA» Adcock (15).

SUND

American League

irst Baltimore 000 000 010— 1 4 (I New York 00x— 2 60

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McNa'lly (7-9), Vineyard (6). Bertaina (8) and Brown; Down- ing (9-4) and Howard. - Second .. Baltimore . New York

Roberts (9-5), Vineyard (7). Haddix (8) and (9); Williams (4), Mikkelsen (8) and Howard HR: Bait—Powell (29). NY Blanchard (4), Maris (17). ‘ First

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Lou, Brown (14), Stafford

Minnesota 000 000 000—— 0 5 4 Cleveland 010 402 00x— 7 7 0

Pascual (11-9), Roland (6), Grant (7) and Battey, Zimmer- man (7); Siebert, (3-4), Mc- Mahon (7), Abernathy (9) and Romano. HR: Cleve —- Howser (3).

Second Minnesota 000102000— 8100 Cleveland 000100000—1 40 (12 - 6) and Bailey; (5-12), McDowell (6). (7) and Azcue, HR: Minn-Kostro (3). First Kai-so City 000080000—2 52 Detroit 080010 00x— 4 80 Pena (9-11), Santiago (5). Stock (8), Sanders (8) and Ed- vards: Sparma. Navarro (2-1), IS) and Fr ban. HR: Det Cash (17). First

Boston 180000200—0101

Chicago 000 000 000— 0 4 0 Pittsburgh 000 200 00x— 2

Buhl (12-9), Elston (8), Shall-(z (8), McDaniel (8) and Schaffer, Roznovsky (7); Schwall (4-2), McBean (8) and Pagliaroni. HR:Chi—Pigliaroni (8). Houston 1 01 7 2 St. Louis 011 310 11x— 8 l4 0 Bruce (11-7), Larsen (4), Ray- mond (5), Coombs (7) an Grote; Sadecki (13-9) and Mc- Carver.

STANDINGS

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National league

9’ as

Philadelphia 65

San Francisco 64 47 577 21/2 Cincinnati 61 51 .545 6 Pittsburgh 59 50 .541 61/: St. Louis 58 52 .527 8 Milwaukee 56 54 .509 10 Los Angeles 55 54 .505 10 Chicago 52 57 .477 13%: Houston 48 66 .421 New York 34 78 .304 33

on rookie outfielder Sam Bow- ens' homer in the 10th inning and opened up a lie-game Amer- ican League lead over Chicago White Sox.

The Yankees, who led the league three days ago, fell to third, two games back.

The Whi Sox exploded for five runs in the second inning and coasted to a 9-2 victory over

oston ox. 00 e re Talbot had a shutout until the

lnth.

In the National League, Phila- delphia Phillles continued to feast on the hapless New York Mets with a 12-5 victory.

The Phillies protected their zit-game lead over San Fran- cisco Giants, who nipped Cin- cinnati Reds 1-0 in s nlg‘at game behind Gaylord Perry's two- hitter and Willie Mays' run- scoring triple.

(In other American League ac- tion, Cleveland Indians trounced Minnesota Twins 16-8 and De- troit Tigers edged Kansas City Athletics 4-3 in 13 innings. . 17TH WIN FOR KOUFAX

Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles Dodgers won his 17th victory against five defeats, 5—4, over Milwaukee Braves and set a

tal to an even 200 for the year. Ron Fairly's triple with the

Golf Action AI Belveclere

The following is the ladies

d golf draw at the Belvedere club

for today: 1:06 — M. Cannon, C. MacMil- lan; 1.10 — E. Taylor, N. Suth- erland: 1.15 —- J. O'Brien, G. Barbour; 1.20 — D. Jardlne,‘ 1. Laidlaw; 1.25 -— K. Wood. E. Macdonald; 1.30 — M. MacNeil, L. Samson: 1.35 — M. Weir. J. Horne; 1.40 -- Inez Gallant, 11. Baker; 1.45 — E. Cox. B. More- aide: 1.50 — A. Coady, M. Mac- Millan; 1.57 —- M. Gaudet, A. Ir- Win

homered to back up Bob Veale'

seven-hit pitching as Pittsburgh

Pirates whipped Chicago Cubs

5- .

Houston Colts snapped St. Louis' winning streak at three with l a 4-3 victory over the Cards as reliever Jim Owens choked off an eighth-inning rally and pitched out of a ninth-in- ning jam.

Aubrey Gatewood and B b Lee checked Washington on six hits in Los Angeles Angels' 3-0 decision over the Senators.

| runs and take what looked to

SHARK RECORD FALMOUTH, England (GP)— A Mako shark. 11 feet six-inches long and weighing 476 pounds. was landed here in Cornwall by 23-year-old William Rogers, e Shark Angling Club of Great Britainhas now confirmed it as

a British shark record.

MacKenzi-e Leads .

Amaleur’Tourney

Merlin MacKenzie, playing

d on his home Belvedere course.

fired a' one over par 73 Satur day to hold a one stroke lead at the midway point of the Island amateur golf championships.

Just one shot back of Mac- Kenzie with 745 were 3 i ll Moreside and Bill Beer, both of the Belvedere Club.

The opening 18 holes of the Island Amateur were played at the City club Saturday with the final 18 holes to be played in Summerside this Saturday.

Frank Mac-Innis, Belvedere, fired a three over par 75 for sole possession of fourth place and Derwin Huestis. Belvederc,

ha 6. Summerside's top perform er, Otto Furcha'k, was tied fol

R. MacDonaldiB) 89 J. Mulligan (B) 90 J. Vatour (B) 91 (P. MacDonald (GG) , 91, T. Hooper (B) 91 R. Perry (B) 92 L. Grant (8) 92 I. Macl-Iardy (S) 93 G. Vessey (B) 94 J. 94

Meta Trade Frank Lory

NEW YORK (AW—New York Mets traded veteran pitciler Frank Lary ukee Braves Saturday for Denny Ri- bant, a young right - handed pitcher from the Braves’ Den- ver farm club of the Pacific

ast League. .

In addition to Lary, Milwau- kee received a cash payment estimated at about $25, .

Lory, a long-time star with Detroit Tigers, came o the Meta May 30 on a conditional basis, subject to proving that his pitching arm was sound. he 33-year-old right - hander won two games and lost three for the Mets.

Ribant, a 22 - year - old na- tive of Detroit, has a 91 record with Denver.

Lary spent nine full seasons with the Tigers, and was a 21- game winner in 1958 and win- ner of 23 in was on the American League All - Star teams in 1960 and 1961.

The veteran developed arm trouble after his fine 1961 sea- son and spent part of last year in the minors.

The National Park All-Stars shaded Johnny's Flying Room 54 in the first game of their semi-final playoff in the Char- lottetown city softball league, Saturday afternoon.

’ ks held a 1-0 lead

when the same two teams will take to the field at 6.30. The Hawks will be minus the pres- ence of Junior Flanagan in starting line-up. Junior wrenched his knee in Satur- day’s game and will be out in approximately 10 days.

LOCH NESS, Scotland (CF two hits in four appearances. ‘ 12 ' week hunt 01‘

) f the. tion, It is 3,420 feet long.

resumes tonigit '

Tile I-Ilaw

until the bottom of the third inning when the All-Stairs tied it up. The Hawks rallied in the fourth frame 00 score res

NEWER HEROES

EARROW WEALD, England (CP) — A new £75,000 pub name title Leefe Robinson, after the pilot who shot down for the Park 'bOYB all he cm“- the first Zeppelin in the First ed the plate t0 make “he more World War. has been opened in no 4-2. All-Stare kept this Middlesex town. The new the pressure on and in the tavern stands near a cemetery sixth inning came up with two where Robinson is buried.

be a commanding 4-1 lead. Joe Caswell started the rally

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