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THE rKOVIXCi; ThurI.iy, August 'id, 1UG3 13 ty'Z': SrOUT imiKFS: eds ravage Dodgers Sf. Andrews joins move lo limit 'shainateurism' on eve of big series Gianls gird for drive Card by Chy sailor contender for junior nailing crown scattering I'luxliHu 'ew Serlie Province wn Sen Ices Jim Malonoy posted his 19lh victory as Cincinnati Reds defeated Los Angeles 9-3 Wednesday night and trimmed the Dodgers' National Lenguo baseball lead to Rames over second-place San Francisco. Giants and open a four-gnmc series here tonight. I II ford, Conn. Only Mx points separate the first flvo contenders behind the Bachelor crew.

1 OOTBAI.L: The Eastern Conference Toronto Arco-nauu may lose tackle Billy Shlpp at the end of the 1903 season, shlpp, who hasn't signed a 1903 contract yet, is playing out ids option so he'll be free to play for the Houston Oilers of the American League The Denver Broncos of the AKL have placed nine-year pro veteran quarterback George Shaw on waivers B.W.BAl.I.: Willie Mays' -100th homo run, which heled San Francisco Giants to a 7.2 win over St. Louis Cardinals, seemed to excite everybody but Willie. "My first homer was Just as Important," said he. It allowed him. though, to become only the 10th major leaguer to hit -loo St.

Louis Cardinals announced they would have an advance sale of general admission tickets on unprecedented move for the game that will murk Stan Musial's final appearance as a player Sept. 29 Do Cellnskl and a hot streak have helped Hawaii Islanders to a home attendance record and the first financially successful season In their history. They've pulled in customers so far A new wrinkle In chicanery came to light at the Northland Fastball Association midget tournament at Schumacher, Ont. At a crucial point in a game between Schumacher and South Porcupine, the South Porcupine catcher noticed that judging by the color of his socks Ken Murray was batting for his Identical twin brother Keith. The Schumacher coach denied this, and figured he was justified In doing so until after the game, at which time the twins admitted they'd been switching all season MISCELLANY: Two auto racing events in Calgary arc expected to draw up to 10.000 spectators.

Sunday, the Western Canada drag racing championships will be held, followed on Monday by a national sports car race at the Shepard Airport circuit A big inquiry into the alleged doping of English Derby winner Rciko has ended where it started amid profound confusion. After a four-and-a-half hour parley on the subject, the English Jockey Club stewards arrived at no decision. Thin l.o happened in Ihe world of r-port Wednesday, Auj. ItOll't Vw RdnbI and Ancient Golf Club of St. Amhruh.

gournlns body of Hrltlsh golf. announced rule change foni ernlnu amwteui nm thut will bring its ni, mute in line with the American approach, Briefly, lliu rule changes will ei mk down on amateurs who accept foil equipment without payment or work for pull manufacturers, wiitc golf articles or appear on radio or telu-NlsUm broadcast for mmuy Alo In coif, Low FlnMerwald hhaved two point off par for a cs to collect to prize of In tin; pro-am round preicdtna the Mart today of the Denver Open tourney. FlnsteiA aid's effort made him the prc-tourney favorite to capuUe the $3,300 top money In the $10,000 tourney ItO.MNG: British licav) weight champ Henry Cooper and former world heavy weight champ Patterson may tunjile In Britain or Sweden later this car, accord-ins to Cooper's manager, Jim Wicks. Nothing Is definite yet l'atti'iMtn, meanwhile, is vacationing in the Mirnrnlehl region of northern New l'ntiiswlik, an area noted for Us salmon fishing Garden State Sports a new promotion group, Is trying to arrange a middleweight bout hvtween Nigerian champ Dick Tiger and Joev (ilardi'llo, of Philadelphia liOt KKY: Tony Leswick, the "mighty mile" of the National Hockey League a decade ago and a New Westminster hotelman to boot, was named to coach the In-ilinnapolU Capitols of the new Central Professional Hockey league, lie replaces Charles Rayner who spent Rst season as coach of Detroit's Kdmonton farm club in the Will. Well, Detroit finally got Mahovlleh.

anil although the pi Ice wasn't disclosed. It's a pretty sure thing he cost them less than SI million. The only catch is that last year's million-dollar olfer was made by Chicago for Toronto's Frank Mahovlleh. Detroit wound up with his l'J -year-old hi other Peter. They got him at a junior tryout camp In Hamilton NEWPORT REACH.

Calif. A Canadian from Vancouver, U.C., was In sixth place Wednesday In the North American Junior Sailing Championship Regatta at the conclusion of mx of the eight races here. Don Martin Is sklpN-r of the lone Canadian crew In the top eight contenders In the battle for the coveted Scars Cup. Martin has 21'i points, only 11 points behind the leader, Whit Bachelor of Maloney. forced to leave wte of treond.

seven innings with a pulled Wi. muscle, ran his '1U '10 J'11 total for the season beyond ''m the 200.mark and joined Sandy Jn Ccnuine, American Ml Koufux and Don Drysdale of 77 ii. be led the other homer as ln firtiniil. Giant broke a deadlock for trio In the National Lragu cardinals He also Joined Juan "itlinalft. of San Francisco, Whlfev Ford Hly OTV1I went all the of the Yankees and Koufa.x In! way for the Giants, posting the 19-came winner class.

his first victory since July 30 In San Francisco, Tom Hal-' with a Mx-hittcr. The left lor led a four-homer attack: hander. who has been hamper- that powered the Giants to a led by an ankle injury, now Is in Whie-Green-0lit or Black Complex Rang of Siict tor Men and Boyi $4S5 6" Vi7 Ordrra irrlenmcd ftif promptly filled 7-3 victory over St. Louis and J20. Yankees continue thal-a-way In other National League his suecees.sor, but got four of games: i them In the first four innings Gene Oliver hit a grand 'M''P a rlns.

slam homer and two-run The Yankee pitching staff homer and Tony Cloninger al-, has given up only three earned lowed only three hits In Mil- runs in the lastGO Innings for waukee's 91 walloping of an ERA of 0.43. Houston; Philadelphia bent! In other American League Chicago and Pittsburgh gomes: defeated the New York Metsj Baltimore defeated Kansas 7-2 as Don Cavdwcll posted city 3.1 as Jack Brandt and Trip to France awaits man up on the ball SOFTBALL TOURNEY SATURDAY Eight teams from all over B.C. compete this weekend In the B.C. Senior Open Softball championship tournament at Memorial South Park. nis ruin victory in me last; jt.n.y A(iair accounted for the 13 decisions.

Orioles' runs with homers and In the American League: Milt Pappas pitched a three- malnder from the Toronto By I RANK O'NEIL Three wild pitches by Bos-1 hitter. ton vlrht hnnrier Jim Wilson i Chicago White Sox swent a area. Take a Martin? Point at, weekend two B.C a inenecr i-ic c. iiu in Spencer teams, A and will be in The tournament, a double- Clnlin-rluv nnH CilliHav permitted three New York dutibleheader from Cleveland) runs and the Yankees went 8-3 and 31 and Detroit beat' on to defeat the Red Sox 41 Los Angeles 21 as Frank; as Whltey Ford became the Lary. unsteady in the early) first AL pitcher to record ID innings, settled down to pitch! a finish SSnHi1 LyonV Ionft ZonZ niCCt' rjdni-e, oviii.

vi.1. uu and ono Irom Cali-j. through Sunday and Monday, victories. I the Tigers to their seventh you will be following a route jforn, comlng here (0 tesl that western field hockey en- thpir skin the too AITO NDONOl At 1 p.m. Saturday, Trail Yankees had only six hits! straight victory, off Wilson and Wilbur I Jnescorcs, page II) 1 inusiasis aie nupins 10 laise Canacljan teams.

mnn Inlrtrna tmna I tm .1 ure i.iv, a lump vvnpatoti nas 1 m. by a came inwi-ii i i. r- ney- named coach of the Canadian between Port Mellon and Victoria. Vancouver Eldorados meet New Westminster at 6:45, and There'll be seven teams team and Ian Johnston, form-s playing round robin matches' erly of Dublin, is captain, starting 2 p.m. Saturday and but the rest of team will continuing at 11 a.m., and 2 remain a mystery until Sun- p.m.

Sunday. From thesejday when the Western team TVo greens for doubles Due to the laree entrv iiii row-11. a. Foster. at 8:15, Prince George plays Kelowna Rutlands.

The tourney will resume at trials a team will be selected will be announced. j.Tui- 1 1 HI'il-r. Freeman W. Camp- Once over the trials in To uic mai iiiiAi-u uuuujl-3 iuui na-i hell w. SunaKe R.

Wurd ment. 7 cm. this Saturday, snmn. 9:30 Sunday, with a game every hour and a half, and Stanley Park greens will be Kffle used along with West Point! w. nouuias w.

Kenmuir w. to represent Western Canada. This team will play trial matches in Toronto Sept. 22 to pick a Canadian team to go to Lyons. It Is expected the majority of players on the Canadian team will come from the west with the re- Grew uacK it.

Littler. fx Hilt At Stanlry Tark fireenv the semi-finals will start at 11:00 Monday morning. The finals will go at 2:30 Monday afternoon, with a deciding game to follow, if Here Is the draw: A llazlctt R. (onsterdine B. sntlth .1 tluntor 1 Untl.unri ronto the team will fly to England to play Hounslow, Richmond and Old Kingstonians on Sept.

24-25-26 respectively. Then Its off to Lyons where they will meet Holland, U.S., India, France, Italy and Japan in a round robin competition for the international title. IAN JOHNSTON ready to travel At Went Point Grey n. Webster A Burkhnlder B. r.

Mitchell S. McCreery J.lLund li. Hatcliffe J. Winning O. Quick J.

Douglas, i .1. Sinker J. Uuttcr W. Uuvin J. Avrldson S.

Calf) R. Spar- i. y. i.ai'iiiuii. yk.

''liilie The team will play United Tennis: States twice, once to decide who will represent North America in the 1964 Olympics. Argentina was originally to take part in the American elminations but had to cancel the trip. Here are the A and teams that will be playing this Ryan pulls the pin on U.S. nationals weekend: Teim A Roal. Hnri-v Prostnn fullbacks, Ian Johnston.

Ian Dow-dcswell; halfbacks, Tonv Bovrt, John Young, Paddy Puttlo; forwards, Humphrey Walriock. Mike i.eanes. r-anait Kal, victor Warren, une macK. Team Goal. Eric Oreenlus fullbacks, Lee Wrtaht.

Victor At defeated Maria Bueno of Brazil and Carole Caldwell in the Pennsylvania championships. She and Miss Heldman are scheduled to appear in matches in the stadium, and Mrs. Ochoa kinson; halfbacks. Don Tanner, Duncan Mact-ariane. u.

k. laser: forwards, Dave Klnsllla, Jergcn anu iviiss ucmng on ine granu- Aston, james rayior stand courts. v. Ktuir i ft. zmt mn vjj-jw-- mm.

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6-2, 6-0, 6-2. Flayers from France, Australia, Ecuador, Honolulu and Austria were among the winners in the first of two preliminary rounds that will qualify j. lo take their places in the draw with 112 others who will go into action Friday. Today the men's qualifying matches will continue and a start will be made in the women's singles. Originally no women's play was scheduled until Friday, but the committee decided to put on four matches today, adding to the appeal of the Robyn Ebbern of Australia and Julie Heldman of New York, the national Junior champions of their countries; Mrs.

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