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the year. through ..eight : games,
Detroit kept the pace by’ beating:
Chicago.” ‘White Sox: 3-2." Balti-
more Orioles beat : Kansas. City.
Athletics. 8-0,. and Boston‘: ‘Red
Sox: ‘defeated - Minnesota ‘Twins
3-2 in the. other. AL games ‘sched
uled. >

‘St. Louis: Cardinals. won: 1 eight
in a: row, for. the first : time’ this
-year with ‘a 3-2. Victory; over

Piltsburgh . Pirates’ in. the. only} :

National League fame ‘Scheduled.
Ford (20-2)

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ing way tothe: heat.
in the eighth inning

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and Bill. Skowron(: homered: or:
|the Yankee runs: off. Jim* Dono-

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after, the Birds ‘scored. five | runs
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of: Baltimore ‘set - an. American | >.
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| His’ team won the’ league’ ‘title aa
without” “too. much: ‘trouble and|:

‘breezed ' ‘through. the Semi- finals.
‘The: two teams. started ‘out. the

‘ third | and. deciding « game on an

even basi :

‘Both’ ‘scored two? runs An: tHe
first’. and went scoreless dn the
‘second... i ‘

Butyin. ihe’ ‘third, ‘Blectricians
broke ‘loose: for three runs and
never looked .back. They added
two. in the fourth. and, ‘thrée in
the. sixth and. final: Anning. -

Shop Easy coaoch. Doug Ruttan
felt “his: team | was’ hampered by
the ‘loss’ of Joc. Scuby, Ron Pot-
tle and other’ players. missing be-
cause of holidays. _ a

Gordon Strand ‘worked | on the
mound Tor wiremen and pitched

{a four-hitter,-He walked. seven

and ‘struck out! eight.
‘Jack Sparks went the. distance

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Pony iy League
all-stars
to Terrsce

“Prince. ‘Rupert's | Pony League
all-stars will be travelling to
‘Terrace: Saturday to.take part in
‘sorlos
with that city's. all-star‘toam.:

| Fifteon:. players . under: coach

Joe Pageot Will leave: at.0 ‘am,
and. are. ‘schaduled to play: thelr:
first game atl pm, Time. for
the: second | game has . boon, sat
at 4° pm.
i Playors' making. tho ‘trip are:
Davo Pitrie. (Gyroa), Svein Ras-
musson (GQ), ‘Wayne . Haldane
(GQ), Fred McIntyre (G), “John
Scuby. (G),. Brian’: Specht (B),
Rog, Phillips . (Moose), Rick
Nowaome -.(Elks),;: Bob.. Ogilvie
(M), Jim Colussf’.(G), Skip
Cronck (B),. Allon Moora: (M),
Don Love (G), Bob Drickson (EB),
and Brian Lowls. (B)}, Bat hoy ia
Don. Hanson,

Probable | atnrting | noup 183.
Pltrio,.. first base: - Rasmussen,
focond base: ‘Moore, short ‘atop:
-MoIntyro, ‘third base; Erickson,
loft. flold; ‘Scuby, scontre flold;
Phillips, reht. < flald; Specht,
ontchorjand :Haldano,. ‘pitchor,

“ Newsome. Wii pitch tho soo-
‘ond game 4 While ‘Haldane will
movo'to short. 665

The team - wants, AB much

“hold,.c on| hits, walked three and, tanned’

“| he- Little . League. ‘championship :

was finally. broken. last. night...
ya ha

‘thumped’. shop

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jday, Belmonts will be idlo until

‘Catcher Darrel Simonds. “paced

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-Hetmonts - gained’ a berth’ in’

the finals of the Northern’ Brit- |: .
ish‘ Columbia Baseball League}...
‘| playoff championship. without: be

lifting .a -bat.

The hotelmen will méet the _ —
|winner of the Terrace-Smithers 7

series for «the championship.
Terrace and Smithers will play-

off at. Terrace Sunday and the fe

finals should get underway next |:
week, ...

Belmon i's, “were originally
scheduled. to. pla the .winner. of
the sudden. cath game bo-
tween. Esquires and Hazelton jn!
a semi-final series, Esquires and'

Hazelton were to play to decide}.

fourth -and final - ‘playoff spot,:

They ended the season in a. tle.

for fourth.”
But complications arose as to:

where'“the sudden- death game: re
| was to’ be. played,

Commissioner Floyd Jessop.
said he would flip a coin to de-
cide whether the game would be
aa In Hazelton. or Prince Rue.
pert, -

It.. They felt the game should he
played on: neutral ground, Es-

|quire sponsor Harloy Lewis told’

Jessop to default the game lo |
Hazelton.’

Manager and coach. Rusty
Ford sald ho didn't think the
coln-fpping busindgss was: cor-
He sald the constitution
states that’ a meoting must’ be!
called and it wasn't called, .

Tt, was Inter ‘learned. that: the
teams prohably couldn't play, tit.
Torraco anyway but Jord felt.
they could havo played at Kith=

mat, ype

Aftor Low!s told Jouaop to do-
fault the game to Hazelton, Jas=
sop. called Hazelton and told
them to travel to Rupert on Burie:

day to atart tio somi-finals with,

Bolmonts, ..
Tt atood that way until today |
whon Hazelton onlled Jossop and:

told him that. they wore unable]:

to flold 9 team aa nll but. thre.
of tholr playora have been’ flown

firos,

Thoy_ have no dea whon tho’
playors, will return and told Jose
sop. to default tho Korg ‘to BHol+
mon fH,

“Uniloss ‘aomothing olao’ is are ‘

rangod ’ thare will bo’ no senior!
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rookie quarterback Jerry Keel-
ing and. fullback ; Earl ‘Lunsford,
Calgary. “Stampeders . ‘defeated

Saskatchewan .Roughriders 20- -19
in a>Western Football Confer-

ence game. before » 12 142: ‘fans

| Thursday night. ae

: Keeling, who was: ‘piloting ‘the

{Stampeders when. they lost their
11961 season opener: 18-17: to Win-

nipeg’’ Blue. Bombers “Monday

night, put together.a hard - hit-

ting ‘air and‘ ground’ attack: that

‘|piled -up yards: against: spotty

Saskatchewan. opposition. . ORE

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| downs to take” ‘the:-lead: in’ ‘the !]:
“scoring: |
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