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wins 9-3

startling. rever sal of form

by- Edmonton Oil Kings and-a_ peevish display of

muscle-flexing by St. Catharines Teepees has set, the |

stage for one of the most exciting Memorial Cup finals

in years.

The Oil Kings, who refused to
play. dead after. absorbing 6-2
and 9-1 lacings from the Teeps,
‘turned. on their casiern torment-
ors Tuesday night:to wallop them
9-3 and tie their best-of-seven
series at. two gamcs each. They
played up‘ to ‘their  first-game
form when they ‘won 5-3 at. St.
Catharines. The Oil Kings held
the 'Teepces to a 2-2 first-period

» draw; moved ahead-5-3 after two

sessions and closed out a rough-
house final 20 minutes with a
_four- “goal splurge.

‘SWITCH TACTICS | :
Referee Joe. Vinet of Winniper
called 22. penalties, including two
- misconducts and five majors, as

“ St.-Catharines, with no hope of

catching “the high-flying — Oi]

_ Kings, tried. to chop:them down.

: “Those Teepees are real butch-
ers,’ "declared Oil. King’ .coach

' Harry, Allen: He charged that the

Teeps :were. out: to get. Ed Joyal;
the: ‘individual star. of the game
with’ four goals:

3

2 “Tf they want to play that kind

Of hockey, ’ which doesn’t draw

crowds i inany rink, then let them
go to! its _My. boys are no patsies.

“welll fight them” with our.

. Manager. Leo — Leclerc .
mented that if St.. Catharines

- wanted to play it ‘rough: in: ‘Fri-

day. night's: game here, © ‘we'll
p_at: the. blue. line: and be
t

to
or;nearly 50. minutes.
started when

ne seGkepot, centre of
Kings, and Cliff Penning-

 

each fired’ a pair. - Bob Marik
the others °°
Cullen, centre, | * seored

‘that: ‘gave. “St. ‘Catharines
Jead in ‘the: first’ five: min-
SS: John © ‘Brenneman: “closed
sbhe ‘St. - Catharines : scoring

  
 
 

Slashed MacGregor.
given majors.

when Cullen took .a pass from
Chico Maki and shoved the puck
past. goalkeeper Russ Gillow.

Maki.and Cullen combined for
the second: ‘goal at. 4:35. ‘The Oil
Kings then took over.

Pennington got his first goal at
10:02 and. eight. minutes later

Joyal evened the scored at 2-2.
The Kings continued their bristl-
ing pace in the second period and
went ahead’ 4-2 on goals by
Marik and*:MacGregor
Brenneman got his at 15:52.-
With just 58 seconds remain-
ing in the middle session, Joyal
sounted his second.
Pennington made it 6- 3 at 8:09
of the; third period. °“Twenty-
three seconds later Joyal scored
his third counter and_ finished

off his big night. at 15:03 after -

MacGregor- had scored on a
power play. .
TROUBLE STARTS -

The slashing, high- sticking,

and fighting started midway

through the period when Bob).
highsticked ‘defenceman |}

Maki ©
Wayne Muloin of the Oil Kings.
The refereé gave Maki a major,
Don” Passutto ‘of the Kings a
minor and Teepee defenceman
Pat’ Stapleton a. misconduct, for
sassing the ‘official: _
Fifty . “second later fighting
broke out, when, Chico Maki
( Both were
Centre Bobby Cox
of the Oil Kings ‘was assessed a
misconduct’ in the’ -last minute
and with seconds remaining Cul-
len and Harry Lund of Edmonton
was thumbed off for fighting:

Gillow ‘had’ ‘a comparatively a

casy.time in‘the Edmonton nets,
turning aside 20 . shots while
Crozier. was kept. “hopping as he
stopped 33. -. ws :

“LAST NIGHT'S FIG GHTS:
Los Angeles (P—Jim: “McCarter.
214,.Los Angeles, and Otis Fuller.
194, Los..Angeles, . drew, (10)...
Beaumont, Tex. (P—Paul Jor-,
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BRILLIANT SAVE—Edmonton Oil Kings’  netminder Russ Gillow
shows brilliant form he-displayed last night when Oil Kings

tied up best-of-seven Memorial

back to 9-3 victory last night

‘making save on shot. fired by TeePees' Ray Cullen on Sunday

when: easterners won: 9-1.

St. Catharines TeePees at two wins each.

 
 

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DODGERS RETALIATE

 

- Pinson on griddle”
raig sidelined

- By. ED WILKS
Associated Press Staff Writer

 

‘The w ay. things were going at Los Angeles, - it
looks as though Vada Pinson blew town just in time.

Ite “was Pinson, . ‘Cincinnati's
fleet; 170-pound, centre - fielder,
who sent Roger Craig tumbling
‘in 2 home plate collision Mon-
day. night. ° Craig; the.190-pound
righthander .who meant’ a Na-

{tional League pennant. for the

-Dodgers: last "season, : left. the |’
game... with what | then. “was
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Los Angeles ....0.8 (9 ATL © 44:
Cincinnati. 60.00, 6.11 353 B'/
Philadeiphia ....° 6.11 |. 353°. 6%

Chicago 5 gl. 313 7
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But . after an . examination

Tuesday uncovered a broken col-
larbone that will sideline Craig
for two months it didn’t take
Pinson long to get the. idea he
was a marked man. Dodger
pitchers kept him dancing and
dodging, and reliefer Stan Wil-
liams finally plunked him, as the
Reds toak a 5-3 decision Tuesday
night and then ‘left: for San
Francisco.

The Philadelphia - Phillies - de-
feated Chicago Cubs 10-9 in the
other game played jn the Nation-
al League, The only other game
scheduled, Milwaukee at. San
Francisco, was rained out.

The. Dodgers finally

 

nicked

Major League
Leaders |

By The Associated Press
AME WICAN LEAGUE

AB R HH Pet,
-Pilarcils, Bil, o... 34 6 16 AAT
Skowron, NiY. ., 80 "a 22 440
Lumpe, K.C, ..,. BS 5 * 24) (4u6
Allison, Wash... 53 i 22 O41
Maris, NY, «6.6. 36 7 14 400

Runs—Mantle, New York 16,
Runs batted In—--Contile, Baitimorea

Hita—umpe 24, a
Doubles—- Buddin, Yoston, Loltlar,
Ohienge and Allison, 7. ”
Triplos-—-Fox, Chicago 3,

* Homa runi—Hold, Clovalanc |
Bkowron 6, .

Stoion bason — Smith, Chicago,
Powar, Clavatand and Katine, Dotrolt

8,
Now York,

"Strikeouts Pasaunl,

ade

fund

Pitch in—CGontor, 8-0,
Washington .

NMPIONAL LEAGUE
AB

3 TR WO Mot.
Mnys, S&F, ...,, 62 6 QB 458
Burgess, Pitta, +) BOS of) 1B ANT
Anron, Mil, oo... 86 8 ae il
White, St, ln o.., G2 14 2B BTS
Moon, WA, pega an VW ‘ a4 64
Runa—Gront me “Bkinnor, Pittae
Din'gh and Mays: |
Rung batted ne —~ MoCovoy,

Bin

Prancinan 2], '

MWitd-——Minys Qt, :

Doulilos-—Pingon quid Batloy, Cine
oinnntd acl Maya 7%,

Triplow—T, Taylor, Ohicage, 8,

-Vome runs—MaGovey 7,

Btolon hnaon—Maya 6.

Ditohing=- Law, Putaburgh;

gn, ene Dryacate Lon

LAST NIGHT'S. FIGHTS

Butinlo W—Bobhy Scanion,
133.4, Buffalo, outpointod Inckle
Donnally, 195, Buffalo. (12), .

Honolulu (®—Stan Harrington,
160, Honolulu, outpointed Larry
Baker, 146%, Mt, Vernon, NY.

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Pinson, on ‘the right hand, in the

‘second, went to third’ona fly ball

e.

 

 

¥

seventh inning. ,He then ‘stole
and scored the Reds’ final run
when Wilthams seni a’ wild pitch
over. Frank Robinson’s head.

Pad O re atid,

defeat:

 

. Plate umpire . Tony .’ Venzon
called: a halt at that point’and

‘shook a- finger at Willaims; 1g!

e ‘righthander with something less

than. pin- point control. Players.
from both ‘clubs crowded around:
the ‘plate, but Venzon later said
his rebuke was not an official
warning, which would carry an
automatic $50 fine.

The Reds, winning two in a
row for the first time, swept the
series at Los Angeles with three
runs in the sixth, two scored on
Robinson’s fifth. homer. The
clincher came in on a double by
Dutch Dotterer, who had
homered for the first run in the
third inning. Don Demeter hit.a
pair of solo home. runs for the
Dodgers.

Righthander Jay Hook (2-2)

gave up 10 hits and walked three, |.

but struck out nine and came off
a winner with Bill Henry’s relief
in the ninth. Ed Roebuck (1-1)
Jost it in relief of Danny Mc-
Devitt.

The Phils came from hehind
with six runs in the fifth and
then scored the winner in the
ninth on Ken Waiters’ home run,
his first. Frank Thomas hit two
home runs for the Cuhs, who
built a 5-0 lead in two innings
against Gene Conley, the basket-
hall-playing righthander making
his first 1960 appearance for the
Phils. Jack Meyer (1-1) was the
winner jn relie?7, Gien Hobbie
(2-2) lost it.

Flyweight champ
Pone Kingpetch —
fighter-of-month

NEW YORK (m—Fono King-
petch, the newly crowned world
flywoight champion from. Thal-:
land, has been named “fighter
of the month” by Ring magne:

“ine,

The publication also = has
moved Sonny Liston of Philndel-
phia into the No, 1 spot among
tho heavywolght contendors,

Liston's knockout of Roy Hnar-
rls on tho closed clreult TV
show from Houston sont him
Into the No..1 position, dispine-
ing Zora Polley of Chandler, Ari.
Ring rales MPloyd. Pattorson of
New York, who lost the world
title to Ingemar Johansson Inst
Juno, as the No, 8 contender,
Pattorson meets Johansson in
i June 20 rematch at Now York.

Jooy Glardollo of Ehiladelphia
ndvanced: to third from {fth
In the middlowolght. rankingsIn.
which Paul Pendor of Brookling;
Mnas, ja recognived ns champion.
Gono Fullmor, the National Box-
ing Association champ from
Woat. Jordan, Utnh,- An tried No.

 

 

 

Rainiers
keep Si olons.
out of lead

By The’ Canadian

Press.

Sacramento Solons missed an
opportunity to go into the lead
in the Pacific Coast. Bascball
League -Tuesday night when
they dropped a 4-3 decision to
Seattle Rainiers in an- il- -inning

game at Seattle.
PIOOROOPOEPOROLEDIOO RCRD OOO

Ww L ‘Pct. GBL
Spokane ....... ‘10 7 (588. -
Sacramento .... 9 1 . 563 Vo
Seattle weeeaeees 10 9 526 1
San ‘Diego: ...... 10 10 500 ‘1%
Portland ....... 9 9. .600° 1%
Salt Lake City ..- 8 8 500° 1%
Tacoma. ........ 6 8 429° 2%
Vancouver = ...... 4 8- 333 . 3%

OD LP PPLE LL DDL LO DLDO POOL D ODP DDP ODODOPD

Tacoma Giants drove in four

-out of a tie for

’ By ED WILKS
Associuted Press Staff Writer

., Figure Billy, Pierce as one of
the little guys who. make the
Chicago White. Sox big.

While the rest of their start-
ing pitchers have — stumbled,
contributing just one victory and
one complete game, Pierce has
the’ defending champs all by
themselves in the American
League lead after, beating Balti-
more 5-3 Tuesday night for his
second complete game victory.

ODP ADCOP COD HO 2 OS mores

, w ih Pet. GBL
Chicago ........ . 8 5 615 -
New York....... 1 6 583 Wy
Cleveland ....... TT 6 .638 1
Baitimore o....., 8 7 633 L
Boston ......000. 6 6 ..600.- 1%
Washington ..... 6 7 462 2
‘|Detroit .......... ‘5 7 417 Ny
Kansas City ..... 5° 9 857 3%

PPLE POOLE LOO PIL OLED ELL LA OCODOD

Washington tripped Cieveland
first. with a
‘+s gecision tnat ended the
‘Indians’ winning streak at five

and dropped the Tribe to. third

place. The New York Yankees
vwuus Over In second, a half- -game
venind Chicago, py walloping
Detroit 10-3. It was the Tigers’
seventh consecutive loss. Boston
deteated Kansas City 4-3 in 10
innings. .

Pierce (2-1), bidding for a

comeback as a 20-game winner
after 17-11 and 14-15 records
the last season, allowed 10 hits,
| but struck out six for his: 20th
win over the Orioles:in 26 career
decisions. He shut the door after
Ron Hansen hammered his first
major league home run. in the
fifth inning. -
The White Sox made it six
out of seven with two unearned
runs in the second inning and
a. deciding pair in the third on
doubles by Nellie Fox and Minnie
Minoso’ and’ a single by Roy
Sievers. Rookie Steve Barber
(1-1) was the loser.

for a single in right field and
won it in the ninth for the
Senators. The Indians, down 4-0
in the first inning, had battled
back behind. Tito Francona, who
drove in three runs and scored
another—tying’ it. 6-6. in the
ninth with his second double.

O. C. SOCCER

 

runs in the eighth inning to
the. league - - leading
Spokane Indians 6-2,
Vancouver and San Diego ‘and
Portland Salt. Lake City, were
Postponed - because. of rain.’
The. winning run at Seattle
was scored on a. bases-loaded
walk to pinch ‘hitter Bob Pettit,
with .Gordy Coleman scoring.
Pinch - hitter Dick. Phillips
slapped a two-run double in the
eighth to break a tied ball game
and. give Tacoma its victory.

 

Hal Laycoe
Portland coach’

PORTLAND, Ore. (M—Hal Lay-
coe was named today as coach of
the Portland team in the West-
ern Hockey League. He coached
Victoria Cougars last season to
third place in the league.

Now 37, Laycoe spent 11 sea-
sons .in the National Hockey
League ,with New York .Rangers,
Montreal Canadiens and Boston

LONDON (Reuters) -— Results of
soccer. matches played in the United
Kingdom on Tuesday:

‘.) ENGLISH LEAGUE
: os Third Divislon.

Brentford 4, Bradford: C. O-

: Fourth, Divisjon °

Oldham’ 0, ‘Notts C 3 :

Watford 2, “Walsall 2.

A pop fly by Lenny Green fell

 

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Jack Kralick (20) won ib and
Bobby. Tiefenayér (0-1), lost, it,
both -in. relief.se. :

The Tigers, “Rho: won their
first five games; ‘and haven't won
since, blew ‘a- 2-0 lead as the
Yankees unloadé9@ for all. their
runs. with — five consecutive
scoring innings,” ‘Bill ‘Skowron’s
fifth home run’ tied it. in. the
fourth, and three fifth inning
runs hung the. “defeat an Don
Mossi (0-2). Maris and pinch-
hitter Kent Hadley also homered
for the Yanks,<~ _

Ditmar gave ‘Up five hits anc
one run in his five innings after
starter Whitey Ford pitched one
inning and quit , with elbow
trouble. Ryne Duren mopped up
with three hitless innings.

The Red Sox,:ield to a. tie
when’ the A’s_.scored | an: un-

 

straight loss on. an. error by
Norm Sieburn -in tue. 10th, The
tie-breaker came in-on a wild
throw on. Pete. Runnels’ -bunt.
Bill Monbouquette (2-2), won it
and Bud Daley (1-2) was the
loser, both in. relief. if

 

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