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(..,.,... I -Ill 48 THE ECMONTCN JOURNAL, Soturday, Sept. 11, 1965 Drysdale Ties Record TTT 1 1 i i 1 PI 'if-3- Ilk For ost Home Runs; 4 rive 4uii and fourth place Milwaukee Braves remained 24 behind by downing New York Mets 3-L Philadelphia Phillies edged St Louis Cardinals 5-4 in 12 innings. Drysdale, who has hit 27 homers during bis career, was tagged for fourth inning homers by Walt Bond and Jim Wynn that wiped out the lead he bad provided. But he was available I'V.

ing Giants' 5-2 victory over Chi cago Cubs. Mays scored run No. 100 on pinch-hit crand-slam homer by Willie McCovey that snapped 1-1 tie and protected the Giants' one-half game lead over second-place Dodgers. DROP TO THIRD Cincinnati Reds dropped into third place, l1 back, after a 7-0 loss to Pittsburgh Pirates DON DRYSDALE Three Paige CHICAGO (AP) Ageless pitcher Satchel Paige was signed Friday for the remainder of the season by American League Kansas City Athletics, club president Charles Finley announced. "Old Satch has a lot of stuff left, and we'll be interested in signing him for 1966," said Finley.

"He's been barnstorming. I don't have any idea how old he is, but he still can pitch we'll have a big day for him in Kansas City on Sept 23 when we play Boston. "It will be known as 'Salute to Satchel Paige'." Paige played with Cleveland in 1948. His late-season signing was regarded as a stunt, but Paige posted a 6-1 record, primarily in relief and worked two-thirds of an in-n'ng in the World Series New York Giants. Paige, already a legend, had a 4-7 record with the Indians in 1949, and was out of organized baseball in 1950, playing with Negro leagues and barnstorming.

CCMES BACK He came back for three seasons with St. Louis Browns for 1951-53, compiling an 18-23 record in three years. He was 12-10 in 1952. The Orioles released him In 1934 when the St. Louis fran-c'r're was moved to Baltimore.

ITs compiled records of 11-4, 11-8 and 10-2 with Miami in the Internationa! League In the years 1956-58. Another barnstorming career followed. Paige was at least in his 50s when he was with Miami. His exact age is impossible to drtemvas. The Orioles, however, had hr, birth date listed as 1904.

It is estimated that he has pitched more than 3,000 games. THE LTEST ATHLETIC Satchel Paige and Kansas City Farm Director Hank Peten again with a key hit in the fifth when the Dodgers broke the 2-2 tie. FIRST IS HOMER Rookie Don Young gave the Cubs a 1-0 lead in the fifth inning with a homer, his first major league hit. But the Giants struck back in the sixth after loading the bases against Dick Ellsworth on a single by Tito Fuentes and walks to Jesus Alou and Mays, the last intentionally. Ted Abernathy replaced Ellsworth (13-14), yielded a run on Jim Hart's infield single and then was tagged for the clincher by McCovey.

The homer wss McCovey's 34th. SCATTERED HITS Bob Veale, the Pirates'" ace left-hander, brought his record to 16-10 by scattering nine Cincinnati hits. Felipe Alou got the job done for the Braves with a two-run homer in the seventh inning that snapped a 1-1 tie and made the Mets' Jack Fisher the first 20-game loser in the majors this season. The Phillies won it in the 12th after Pat Corrales stroked a two-out double. John Herrnsteii went in as a pinch runner, proceeded to third on a wild pitca by Hal Woodeshick and scored on Cookie Rojas' single up the middle.

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John Rittling, 17, of Buffalo, N.Y., died of spinal injuries suffered Wednesday while playing for Cardinal Dougherty High School in a scrimmage against Nichols High School. Larry Martin, 15, of Spencer, Iowa, collapsed during a scrimmage being held by the Spen cer High School sophomore team. He died in a hospital two hours later. The cause of his death was not determined. I HOCKEY Bob Steyko of Winnipeg, a high-scoring centre cf the University of North Dakota, has signed with New York Rangers of the National League Centre Gerry Kell, 24, of St.

Boniface, has signed a WILLIE MAYS Team, the rest of the way, -itchirs a four-hitter and bridging his record to 12-8. Elsewhere in the AL, Minnesota Twins defeated Boston Red Sox 8-5, Baltimore Oricles downed Kansas City Athletics 5-2 before losing 10-5, Mtew York Yankees trimmed Ch'cago White Sox 3-1 and Washington Senators beat California Angels 4-1. EXTEND LEAD The Twins extended their lead to eight games with a three-run double from Zoilo in the second inning. Minnesota added five more doubles to their 10-hit attack while Tony Conigliaro smacked a two-run homer for the Red Sox. Baltimore broks a 2-2 deadlock in the eighth inning of the opener with consecutive home runs by Brooks Robinson, Curt Blefary and Jerry Adair.

Ice ttill available for Saturday 11:30 a.m. 3 Sunday 9:00 a.m. 9 Various times during the OTTEWELL 4205 Phone tjfe-1 Sports In Brief two-year contract with Montreal Canadiens. IN GOLF Mrs. Dave Lut-kins of Weston, took the women's honors in the 35th annual Totem Pole tournament at Jasper, while her husband moved into the men's final Masters champion Jack Nicklaus has been made overwhelming favorite in the $77,500 World Series of Golf which opens today Charles Boswell.

a former Alabama Collegiate football halfback, won his ninth title in the United States blind golfers championship with a 199 total for 36 holes. IN TENNIS Arthur Ashe edged the world's top amateur player, Rov Emerson of Australia 13-11, 6-4, 10-12, 6-2 and shot into the men's semi-finals of the U.S. national tennis championships. IN FOOTBALL Herb Ca-pozie, general-manager of the British Columbia Lions, said the team has obtained an injunction compelling the Canadian Broad- football league knows just where the annual inter-school jamboree will be held this year. Previously scheduled for last night, the jamboree was set ahead for Monday.

The city-wide high school awards night was held last night and it was felt that the football games would suffer from the lack of support, if the two were held the same night. The Metro Baseball League 's given first chance to use Renfrew Park on Monday night in the event their Sunday game is cancelled due to the weather. The Metro-League finalists also feel they shouldn't have to play on a field that has been torn up as a result of a night of high school football. "Whatever the said Mr. McLean, "the jamboree is defimtely going on Monday." If Renfrew cannot be used to suit the needs of the jamboree.

the entire affair will be switched to Coronation Park with starting time at 4:30 p.m. Normally the tournament would be divided between the two parks with teams from the eastern part of the city com peting against the western sec tion. The addition of Austin O'Brien will raise the league to 11 teams, the largest ever. The jamboree will serve to prepare teams for official lea gue openers 5ept. 17.

By The Associated Press If there is one pitcher Sandy Koufax can't match, it's teammate Don Drysdale in home runs, that is. Drysdale followed Koufax' record-breaking fourth noJiitter with a record-tying feat of his own Friday night, hitting his seventh homer of the season in Los Angeles Dodgers' 5-2 victory over Houston Astros. Drysdale gave the Dodgers a 2-0 lead in the third inning when he homered on a Robin Roberts' pitch, tying the National League record for most homers by a pitcher in one season. Drysdale, who hit seven homers in 1958 and shares the record with the Dodgers' Don New-combe, also closed in on a 20-victory season by gaining his 19th triumph. That leaves him only three victories behind Koufax.

But then he's seven homers ahead. SCORES 100 AGAIN Meanwhile, San Francisco's Willie Mays became the first player in NL history to score 100 runs for 12 consecutive seasons when he came home in the sixth inning of the league-lead- chasinq the twpIhts American League 0 54 ti ei Pet. G3L Minnesota .5 Baltimore .50 I Chicago 82 62 .569 I 64 .552 10Vi 77 64 ,544 11 Vi 70 75 .483 20Vj 66 78 .458 24 63 80 .441 26'A Detroit Cleveland New York Los Angeles Washington Boston Kansas City 54 88 .389 34 .366 37 52 90 Los Angeles 000 001 000-1 9 1 Washington 013 000 OOx 4 10 0 Lopez (14-13), Gatewood (3), San. ford (6), Coates (8), and Rodgers; Richert (13-101, Ridzik (6) and Camilli, Zimmer (6). Minnesota r-32 003 onst ig 1 Boston 011 0C3 000-5 8 0 Perry (10-6), Merritt (4), and Battey; Morehead (9-6), Earley (5), Ritchie (7), and Nixon, Tillman (9).

HR: Boston Conigliaro (28). Hew Tot 010 110 0001 9 1 Chicago 010 000 0001 I 0 Stottlemyre (18-8), and Howard; Perry (9-12), Wilhelm (8), and Roman. HR: New York Tresh (24). Detroit two 010 000-1 1 1 Cleveland 000 000 0009 4 2 Lolich (12-8), and Freehan; Siebert (14-7) Stangt (9), tnd Azcut, Roof (9). First- Kansas City 020 000 000 2 1 Baltimore 001 000 IJx 1 12 1 Taltot (10-10).

Wvatt (8), and Bryan; Pappas, S. Miller (10-7), (8) and Brown. HRs: KC Charles (8); Bait. Adair (5), Robinson (15), Blefery (22). Second Kansas city 212 Jil 00110 11 1 Baltimore 211 000 010- 5 11 1 Hunter, Aker (3-2), Dickson (8), Mossi (8), and Bryan; J.

Miller, BarnowsO (2), Palmer (5-4), (2), Larsen (4), Bertaina (5). HRs: KC Harrelson (19); Baltimort Powell (2), (14), Robinson (16). National League 59 81 61 80 62 78 62 78 66 72 68 70 72 65 78 60 82 45 99 Pet. GBL San Francisco .576 Los Angeles .570 Cincinnati Milwaukee .563 .567 .542 .514 Pittsburgh Philadelphia St. Louis .493 ll' .455 17 Chlcaco Houston New York .423 21' .313 37W Houston 00 200 000-17 1 Los Angeles 002 012 OCx-5 9 1 Roberts (9-9), Cuellar (8), and Brand; Drvsdale (19-12).

Perranoskl (7), and Roseboro. HRs: Houston Bond (7), Wynn (22); LA Drvsdale (7). Chicaco 000 010 1001 7 0 San Francisco 000 005 OOx 1 Ellsworth (13-9), Abernathy (6), Humphreys (7), McDaniel (8) and Bailey, Roznovsky (6); Herbel (10-7), Perrv (7). Llnzv (7). Henry (9 HRs Chicago Young (1); SF McCovey (34).

Milwaukee van 010 zco-i 1 New York 0C0 100 000-1 1 1 Blasingame, O'Dell (10-6). (6), Niekro (7), and Torre; Fisher (8-20), Sumer-land (9), and Goosen, Stephenson (9). HRs: Milwaukee Alou (23); New York Hickman (13). Cincinnati CO Oee-O 1 Pittsburgh 140 000 20x 7 1 1 Jav (9-7). Zannl (2), Arrigo (4), Locke (6), Duftalo (8).

and Coker; Vealt (16-10), and Cranda'l. HR: Pittsburgh Staroell (26). St. Louis 010 010 110 000-4 It I Philadelphia 000 202 000 0011 9 Gibson, Dennis (7), Woodeshick (6-6), (11). and McCarver; Bunning, Jenkins (1-0), (8), and Corrales.

HRs: St.L. Whitt (22); Phila. Stuart (24). Nuggets Coach Soon Who's going to be the coach of the Edmonton Nuggets? An unconfirmed rumor that has been going the rounds all summer is that Hugh Currie had stepped down as pilot of the senior hockey club because of pressure of business as a result of a recent promotion. "No comment," said the Nuggets' publicity agent, Tiger Goldstick, Wednesday night after the club's annual meeting, "except to tell you this.

"There will be definitely an announcement within a week." Installing Electrical Energy For Commercial. IndustrtalM and Residential Requirements. "Over 18 years of successful aQVwanJa i Confusion Reigns On Jamboree Site 70 Bowling Club Plans Tournament The 70 Lawn Bowling Club will hold its annual tournament at the Garneau greens starting at 10-30 a.m. Early entries are asked, but aH late entries will be accepted at the green between 9:30 and a.m. on the day of the toirnament.

The tournament is open to all lawn bowlers who are 70 years of age or over. Entries nay be made by contacting W. C. Watford at 454439. GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL FORMAL RENTALS tmpirt BuHdmi toil ini 0 ORDER GARAGES YOUR and By The Associated Press Lou Clinton, playing with his third American League team in five days, started with Cleve land Friday and helped the Indians drop a 2-0 decision.

That gave the outfielder the distinction of having the only three-team, four -game losing streak in the majors. His fifth- inning miscue enabled him to extend the streak. Clinton arrived in the Indians' camp from Los Angeles Angels in an unusual manner by way of Kansas City. The Angels had placed the 27- year-old Oklahoman on waiv ers. Kansas City claimed him, and he arrived there in time for Wednesday night's game against the Angels.

He started in right field but left after three innings, making room for Bert Campaneris, who was in the process of playing all nine positions. While he was in the game, though, Clinton didn't have a chance to catch, or miss, any fly balls. WHAT A MIXUP! Then, before he could get into the Athletics lineup again, it was discovered he never should have gone to Kansas City at all but instead should have gone directly to the Indians. AL President Joe cronm ruled the Athletics claimed Clinton after the 72-hour deadline had passed. In reality, Cronin said, he belonged to Cleveland.

No sooner had he arrived in Cleveland than he was inserted into the starting lineup in left field. In the fourth inning, with one on and one out, Detroit Tigers' Norm Cash lofted a fly to short left. Clinton came in, grabbed the ball but then dropped it. The Tigers didn't score, but Clinton gave them another chance in the fifth. LOST THE BALL With Bill Freehan at lirst and one out, Ray Oykr hit a fly to left.

Clinton lost the ball somehow, and the Tigers had runners at second and third. Micky Lolich struck out for what would have been the final out, but rookie Mickey Stanley followed with a single that drove in the runs. Lolich stymied the Indians casting Corporation to provide Victoria cablevision subscribers with its next two games IN OTHER SPORT Joseph C. White, one of Canada's first sprinters to run 100 yards under 10 seconds, died at the age of 78 Bobby Fischer beat Bulgaria's Karl Robatach in 33 moves in the 11th round of the Capablanca international chess tournament Derry City defeated F. K.

Lyn of Norway 5-1 to move into the second round of the European Soccer Cup of Champions Kanafi Mahmoud of the United Arab Republic won the 25-mile Alexandria international swim marathon Bob McLean of Vancouver was named champion Canadian racing driver of the year. Lethbridge Entries LETHBRIDGF Rac entries for Meet, Second Day, Monday. FIRST RACE $400 Claiming, for three-year-oldt and upward, tcvtn furlonos. Kimegost Lawrence Naptowne xnz Rusty Dime Royal Faith 172 121 Arjon't First 117 117 Metro 117 Sickle Toes Also eligible: Girl 114, Don's Mistake 117, Arms Down 117, Sif Domino 117, Southern Curry 112, Garden's Win Little Wazeta 114. SECOND RACE $400 Claiming, for Ihree-vear-olds and upward, about five furlongs.

Jackie 114 Carol Doo Arseinna 112 Mr. H. J. Fly Shy xlC9 Te Robal Kodiak Bay 114 Flinhty Doo Also eiiiibie: He's Myn 122. 109 117 117 111 THIRD RACE $400 Claiming, for tnree-year-oids, aoout seven turionos.

Union Law xll2 Inferno 117 Waza Little 114 Little Dovt 114 Aubend 117 Kelsey 117 FOURTH RACE $400 Claiming, for tnree-year-oios ano upwards, seven furlongs. Regent Arms 11S Edgor's Spangled Jack 115 Sister xl07 Prince Destruction Beau-GI 112 Bay 115 Mermaid's By Wirt 115 Sona 112 FIFTH RACE $400 Claiming, for tnree-year-oios and upward, one mne ana ant sixteentn. Guoerif 112 Barb Reaction 110 Great Folly xll2 Redgra 117 Minorca 11? Miss Govan xl07 SIXTH RACE $400, "THE GEORGE WOLFE MEMORIAL HANDICAP for three-year-olds and upward, about live tunongs. Bellation 120 Trut Jac 118 Some Class Hi Billy Baton 115 Lucky Rspelle Red 112 Diamond 112 SEVENTH RACE $4C0 Claiming, for three-year-olds and upward, about seven tunongs. Our Nero 122 Whirl Spec 122 Canadian Hero 117 Donna Joan 1" Protective X117 Mldna.we xll? Hit Parader 117 Jerlkef xlO Also eligible: Tinda Blaze 117, Smoke Shadow 117, Fair Champ X112, Col, Dirk 117, Spangled Loretta 114.

Horses listed according to post posiTion. Denotes apprentice allowance. Post Time 2:30 P.M. Selections BY JOEY 1 Kimagost, Lawrence, Royal Faith. 7 fe Roeal, Arseinna, Fly sny.

Little Dove, Kelsey. Union Law. 4 Mermaid's Song, Destruction Bay, Recent Arms. 5 Great Folly, Guterif, Redqra. Bellation, Some Class, True Jac.

7 Midnapore. Jerikel, Our Nero. BY RAILBIRD 1 Lawrence, Sickle Toes, Arson's First. 2 Fly Shy, Flighty Doo, Mr. H.J.

J-Union Ltw, Waza Littlt, Little Dove. 4 By Wire, Destruction Bay, Edgor's sister. 5 Great Folly, Redgra, Minorca. Some Class, Bellation, True Jac. 7 Protective, Jerikel, Midnapore.

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