Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 29, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday july 29, 1963 Rural kids capture championship bridesmaids in 1961, per bin North won the free press trophy saturday with a convincing 13 Victory Over fort Garry East the championship event final the eighth annual Little Canadian baseball association s three a tournament. The Rural kids beaten by Dau Phin in the a event final to years ago Crown a Dii ficut Way on fort Garry East s Home Diamond. Jim Mutcheson s kids re presenting such Points As Morden Flam Coulee Wink Ler and Altona showed Good stuff at the plate and afield to Register the lop sided Triumph. A fast working right hander Little lome Giesbrecht went the distance for the Victory. Giesbrecht who also pounded ont two of Pembina North s 12 hits struck out four walked Only i summer bachelors enjoy a Good Steak in the Friendly atmosphere of the paddock Shore it s fun to Dine out Halls electronics Ltd. 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Third baseman Bill Watts cracked a triple for fort Garry to go along with Mcdon Ald s two safeties. Gary Toews Giesbrecht Garth Jackman Mike Mutcheson and Reg Wahl banged out two hits apiece for Pembina North. Considering he Only had a week to get his boys up for the tournament Mutcheson was naturally pleased with the outcome. They played real Well All through the Pembina North Defeated bran Don b and fort Garry East eliminated River Heights in earlier games saturday in the single knockout tournament. The Assiniboine Little league won the b Manitoba Coop Tro Phy with a 3-2 seven inning win Over Optimist National no. 2. The eventual winners tied the game 2-2 with two runs in the Bottom of the sixth. In the seventh Sandy Orlesky singled and moved to second when Don Mclaughlin was hit by a pitched Ball. Doug Ives single chased Orlesky Home with the winning run. Mclaughlin earned the Mound Victory Over Terry Scott. Both pitchers came on in the sixth Mclaughlin for Craig Spencer and Scott for Brian Reid. Garden City scored six runs in the first inning to Zero St. Boniface nationals 6-0 in the c Manitoba sugar co. Trophy final. Robert Medoff coasted to the Mound Victory. He was supported by some excellent Fielding. A3ierican league w i pet. Cd new York 64 36 .640 Chicago 57 45 .559 g Baltimore 57 49 .538 10 Minnesota. 55 48 .534 10 Boston. 52 49 .515 12 Cleveland 51 53 .490 15 los Angeles 51 56 .477 16 Kansas City 47 55 .461 18 Detroit. 43 56 .434 20v Washington 36 66 .353 29 sunday s results first Minnesota 000 023 9 new York 100 000 6 Pascual 11-8 and Battey Ford Stafford .61, Kunkel 8 am Sierra. Hrs second Minnesota Oil 000 7 new York too 010 8 Silkman Dalley 9 and Elm Lerman Williams. Relff 2-2 9 and Howard. Hrs 5 first los Angeles 014 000 11 2 Boston 000 000 9 1 Navarro 9 and Rodgers Ollson Barley Wood 8 and Tillman. Second los Angeles 100 110 3 1 Boston 000 001 8 3 Foytek Navarro Fowler 8 and e. Sadowsky Rodgers 8 forehead Radatz 9 and Nixon Illman hrs 8 Hunte first Kansas City 000 210 12 1 Cleveland 000 000 2 1 Pena 8-13 and Lau Walker 6-4 Ulen. Bell Abernathy 9 and Romano. Second Kansas City 000 340 7 10 1 Cleveland 210 007 14 1 Fischer. Sturdivant 1-3 Lov. Cd 8 and Lau Edwards Grant. Amos Allen Abernathy 4-1 Latman 7 and Romano. Hrs Luplow Romano Fine Washington 020 000 9 1 Detroit 000 120 9 0 bums de Duckworth 5 and Etzer Bunning Gladding 8 old Orlandos. Hrs Aline second Washington 020 000 7 0 Detroit 300 001 10 0 Daniels Duckworth 8 and Andriths reran 6-8 and Freehan. Red King Chicago 100 001 10 1 Baltimore 000 010 8 1 Peters 10-5 and can Eon Mcnally Miller 7 and Orsono. Or Icholson saturday s results Kansas City 100 010 13 2 Cleveland 000 020 6 0 Segul 6-4 and Lau Wynn Allen Ramos 4-4 6 and Romano. Washington 102 110 13 3 Detroit 000 001 9 0 Osteen s-7 and Leppert a Ulm Anderson Paul Fox 8 id Triandos. Hrs 2 Zimmer Minnesota too 000 7 0 new York 113 000 7 0 Pleu Kaat Moore 8 and they Terry 11-10 and Howard. Is be Tresh los Angeles 000 001 10 2 Boston 100 010 6 1 Oslo ski. Navarro Chance fl-11 t. Fowler 7 and Rodgers Heffner racy 5-2 Wood 9 and Tillman. First Chicago 201 001 8 0 Baltimore 100 000 8 1 Herbert Brosnan 7 and lol Lar Martin Barber Stock Starrette is and Orsono. Or second Chicago 040 003 15 1 Baltimore 000 010 162 Pizarro Brosnan x8 and car reon Mccormley Stock Bru Nei Starrette 8 and Brown. Or International league sunday s results Toronto 12. Jacksonville 1 Indianapolis 8-4. Richmond 7-2 Buffalo 5-3, Columbus 7-9 Atlanta 0-5, Syracuse 3-1 Rochester 0-8, Arkansas 6-6 saturday s results Toronto 2-1. Jacksonville 1-2 Indianapolis 2. Richmond 1 Buffalo 8, Columbus 4 Atlanta 10, Syracuse 7 Rochester at Arkansas Ppd. Rain Pacific coast league saturday s results Spokane 7-6, Portland 5-4 Dallas fort Worth 13. San Diego 1 Hawaii 7, Tacoma 2 Seattle 3, Oklahoma City 2 Denver 12, Salt Lake City 5 Stock car racing wednesday 8.00 . Brooklands Speedway Logan Avenue West admission adults under 12 with an adult. Free parking modern washrooms concessions open Northern 1kague w l pet. Cal Duluth Superior 55 29 .655 Aberdeen 41 38 .519 11% Bismarck Mandan 42 39 .519 la Winnipeg 36 42 .462 16 grand Forks 35 48 .422 St. Cloud 34 47 .420 sunday s 4, Winni Peg 3 Aberdeen 100 000 7 1 grand Forks 010 001 6 2 St. Peter a Secrst 7i and beat tie Wolfe w and Brandhurst. Or first Bismarck Mandan 000 co2 5 1 St. Cloud 201 010 7 1 Mcalpin Sorenson 6 and Bernhardt Church Harvey 6 and Procopio. Hrs St. Davis. Second Bismarck Mandan 103 032 10 2 St. Cloud 102 003 8 1 Sierra Brantley 3-3 3 and Rich Ards Thome Shea Nanton Morrow 7 and Felske. Hrs Andresen Reese. St. Fritz. A tardy s results Dumith Superior 4, Winni Peg 3 Bismarck at St. Cloud Ppd., rain. Aberdeen 422 400 12 0 grand Forks 000 100 255 w and Seattle san Nav age Walters Johnson 4 and Brandhurst. Today s games Aberdeen at grand Forks Bismarck Mandan at St. Cloud Only games presentation John d. Cameron of the free press presents the free press trophy to Pembina North Captain Gary Toews saturday. Pembina North won me free press trophy which is emblematic of the Little Canadian base Ball association tournament championship. Diamond Kings Pembina North won the free press trophy saturday in the Little Canadian baseball association tournament. The Rural boys Defeated fort Garry East 13-3. Front Row left to right Barry Peters lome Giesbrecht Michael Mutcheson Gene Gies Brecht Captain Gary Toews Don Feakes and Gerald Strauss. Back Row Jim Hildebrand red Wahl Dan Hildebrand Wayne Pauls Stuart Braun Terry Braun Jim Larke Garth Jackman and Wally Adams. .558 .558 .539 .533 .529 National league w i. Pet. Gel los Angeles 62 .602 St. Louis 58 46 san Francisco 58 46 Chicago 55 46 Cincinnati 56 49 Philadelphia 55 49 Milwaukee 52 52 .500 Lay. Pittsburgh 50 52 .490 11% Houston 41 65 .387 22% new York 32 72 .308 3014 sunday s results Pittsburgh 100 000 8 0 san Francisco 000 002 7 0 Schwall Haddix 7 face 7 and Burgess Sanford 10-11 and Hal r. Or Philadelphia 000 103 10 1 los Angeles 030 000 12 1 Green Boozer 2-2 4 and dal Rymple Drysdale Perranoski Ilchert 8 and Rosel Wro. Hrs Callison first St. Louis 001 000 7 1 Chicago 001 101 14 1 sad Cal Schultz 51, Humph yes 7 and Mccarver Ellsworth 15 and Bertell Schaffer or Schaffer second St. Louis to 043 15 0 Chicago 220 024 16 1 Brogulo Taylor Shalz Banta Sadeck Schultz 8 and saw atom Mccarver Hob be. Brewer Lemay Elston Mcdanlel by 7 and Ranew. Schafer hrs Boyer Kolb White 181, Altman 2 Williams Chaffer first Cincinnati 202 000 10 0 Milwaukee 000 210 5 0 Maloney Worthington Zan 9 and Edwards Hendley Lon Longcr Schneider Shaw f8 and Crandall. Hrs Aaron Minke Cincinnati 000 002 6 1 Milwaukee 100 020 10 1 Turkey 4-7 and Pavletich Lemaster 7-5 and Torre. Or new York Oil 000 6 2 Houston 410 Oil 12 0 Jackson Hook Mackenzie 7 and Gonder Johnson 6-14 and Ateman. Hrs Warwick Bateman saturday s results St. Louis 000 200 9 0 Chicago 100 000 3 0 Taylor Shantz 8 and Sawatski Mccarver arks in Mcdaniel 9 and Rod ers. Schaffer or Pittsburgh 000 000 6 5 san fran Isco 010 000 6 0 Friend. Orliean Haddix Sisk 81 Anil Bursess Marla in 17-5 and e. Bailey. Or Ell Manitoba Derby Cincinnati Milwaukee 002 100 Jay. Owens 0-2 71. Henry 7 102 010 10 2 0 and Clearing 4 Only 1962 one owner Premium cars 1962 acadian Beaumont. 4 or. Silver Blue. Under c o a to wheel discs signal its., air cond. 1962 Pontiac san. Win. 4 or. 2 tone w h i the v-8, air cond., stg. Lights White Walls u n d or coating. 1962 Pontiac Sedan. 4 or. Blue. Air cond. Signal lights under coating. 1962 White with cold int. V-8. P. 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He has had such outstanding horses As spangled Jimmy and Virginia fair and feels that in fair Jim my he has an excellent Chance of capturing the Rich Manitoba Derby. Dismissed grand Forks Umpire Dick Valencourt who has been the Centre of several disputes in the Northern league this base Ball season has been Given his unconditional release. On ropes Leeds England West indies Cavalier cricketers saturday sent England sliding towards near certain defeat be fore a crowd of More than 000 in the fourth Cricket test at heading Ley. At the close on the third Day England was still 339 runs be Hind with Only six second innings wickets standing. Scores West indies 397 and 229 eng land 174 and 113 for 4. London Reuters close or play scores in Cricket games starting Satur Day at lord s Middlesex for 9 declared w. Russell 56, p. Parfitt 57, r. White 93 Lancashire 9 for no wicket. At Blackhead Surrey 166 Kent 87 for 2. At Glastonbury Glamorgan 370 for 3. B. Hedges 95, a. Jones 187 not out is. Somerset at Portsmouth Hampshire 353 for 5 declared j. Gray 105, h. Horton 75, p. Salisbury 72. R. Caple 58 not out combined sen ices 8 for 3. At i Xvi West indies 397 and 339 b. Butcher 78. G. Sobers 52 England 174 and 113 for 4. Stewart stars Ron Stewart who was the Best Man on the Field scored a late goal to give curly Haas rovers a 1-0 Victory Over Salisbury Golden Hawks saturday in West Kildonan atom soccer. Neil Swirsky scored a hat trick As kiwanis thunderbird battled Salisbury destroyers to a 3-3 tie. Host rowers capture title St. Catharines ont. Up St. Catharines rowing club compiled 375v4 Points during the four Day Royal Canadian Henley regatta Here to win the Maple Leaf trophy saturday for the third successive year. The club out rowed 25 other outfits from the United states and Canada in the 81st annual event and led its closest rival Detroit boat club by 199 Points. Dukes won t be missed by Don Blanchard Winnipeg and the Gold eyes have seen the last of the 1963 Duluth Superior Dukes. As of. Sunday night no one had declared a Day of mourning to Mark the passing of the High striding Tiger farmhands a group of baseball assassins who have cast a dark Shadow Over an otherwise successful season by the goodies. Latest wounds were inflicted during the weekend. The North Ern league leaders beat the Gold eyes twice by 4-3 margins at Winnipeg stadium. The sunday meeting was the 24th Between the perennial rivals and the 17th Victory by Duluth. Due to some weird scheduling it also marked the end of the season s play Between the two which must come As Good news to the goodies. Against every other team in the Northern league Winnipeg has at least held its own. The eyes own a Classy 9-4 record alongside Bis Marck Mandan cards who Are battling for second place. They open a three game series at Bismarck tuesday night be fore returning Home Friday for an extended Home stand against grand Forks and St. Cloud. Winnipeg s scheduled Home encounter against Duluth tonight at the stadium was made up earlier in the season to make room for the footballers. The Dukes Are on top of the Polar Loop because the finest pitching they have and make fewer mistakes than the opposition this was illustrated rather Viv idly saturday and sunday when the Dukes Seldom used Bull pen Vns called upon. A Rookie named Joe Span Ria designated the task of filling Dennis Mclain s Large Broggans. Saved the saturday game for Duluth. Mclain Dukes 13-game Winner was called up to Knox Ville of the Sally league. Spar a was rushed Here to replace the Polar sensation. It did t look like his ser vices would be required sat urday night As Duluth s Pat Jarvis coasted into the ninth leading 4-0 on a three hitter. But Bobbie Diaz and John Bramlett exploded doubles leading off the inning and Coco Laboy s 10th Homer drove Tarvis to cover. Sparma retired the next two batters but a walk to Tom Sei Del and Bart Zeller s Texas league single off Marty Rich Ardson s Glove kept things Gong. Sparma retired Pinch hitter Hoyd Wicker on a Lazy grounder to preserve Jarvis 10th win against Only four defeats. The loser was injury plagued Chuck Pearson who made two of the five errors which helped Lead to his downfall. Sunday the Gold eyes again had the tying run at third base in the ninth. But Large Buck Grover struck out Seidel to stifle the threat. Winnipeg s normally reliable Bull pen simply did t have it As the Dukes rallied from behind a 2-0 deficit with a single run in the sixth and three in the seventh. They collected Only a scratch single in the inning and did t get a Ball out of the in Field. Reliever Floyd Wicker walked three during his Brief stay. Two of the passes forced across run ners. Dukes other two runs scored on a wild pitch by loser Chuck Haygood and a passed Ball. Honor Gilchrist Stewart Montreal up Sandy Euchrist and Mary Stewart a pair of 17-year-old British columbian were judged top per formers at the four Day Cana Dian swimming and diving championships that closed Here saturday night. Trophy for the outstanding male swimmer went to Gil Christ of Ocean Falls set four Canadian records during the meet. Vancouver s m a r y Stewart Holder of the world Butterfly record retained the Best female trophy. Mary won the 100-metre free style saturday night. The same event for men went to Power Ful Dan Sherry of Hamilton ont., who tied the Canadian record of 55.6 seconds set by Montreal s Dick Pound retired Gold medallist at last fall s British Empire games. Sherry also 17, won the outstanding male trophy at last year s championships. In the three metre diving competitions held at a Pool on the other Side of Montreal Island Tom Dinsley of Vancou ver barely held his men s title and Toronto s Judy Stewart kept her women s title by a wide margin. Mackenzie Man of hour finals tonight or. And mrs. Bert Middleton of the Assiniboine Lawn Bowling club made the finals of the mixed doubles event and will play for the Gibson trophy against mrs. Barton and George Cordell of Britannia club after tying the game against mrs. Daniel and Bert Finch of Norwood on the sixth end the Middleton were not to be de Nied picking up 12 Points to their opponents one in the succeeding six was 18-12. Ends. Final score the Britannia duo of mrs. Bar ton and George Cordell had Little difficulty in overcoming mrs. Kerr and. Bill Kirkwood of the Assiniboine club gaining a sub Stantial Lead in the Early stages which the Assiniboine couple could not overcome. In the secondary Fredric s trophy event mrs. Mcvicar and George Fraser of Assiniboine had a close game for the first six ends then ran away from mrs. Mcdon Ald and Percy Wanking of Britannia to enter the finals by an 18-8 score. Or. And mrs. Bill Reid of St. James City club managed to score a big five against mrs. Mckenzie and Andy Milroy of St. Johns on the Lith end to take a Lead they held. They will meet the Mcvicar Fraser combination in the final. Finals of both events will be held at pm. Monday on the Sargent Park greens. Vancouver up Keith Carpenter of Montreal restored a measure of Canada s Tennis Confidence sunday cutting off Mexico s bid for a five match sweep of their Davis cup series by defeating Juan Arredondo g-2, 6-3, 3-6, 4-6, 6-3. By Scotty Harper Don Mackenzie the trans ported Scot from the i Yernes Carleys is a Chap who won t stay put on a soccer Field. With twi minutes to play saturday nigh at Alexander Park Germania were leading scottish 1-0 in a National soccer league game be fore 600 fans. In a wild scramble in the Ger manias Goalmouth following a Corner kick the red headed High Lander headed the Ball into Thi net to tic the score. But it a expense of a broken Snow for Mackenzie bumped into the upright. But if Ever a team was Lucky to Divide the spoils it was the scottish. In the second half they never threatened until Macken Zie beaded Home the Ball Ger Maitias scored in the first 10 minutes. Harry a dig operating at outside right broke away and whipped the Ball Over to Fred Van Don Gen. Van Dongen headed the Ball past goalie Johnny Vandoremalen. But the same von Dongen also missed a wide open target while club mate Horst Peemoeller ballooned the Ball Over the Cross bar from Point Blank Range. Mackenzie meanwhile came mighty close to beating goalie Gary Grubert and it was Lucky for the Germania his blast rimmed the crossbar. Grubert had to step Lively to Nail another typical Mackenzie drive at the Post. In the second half scottish were mostly on the defensive As Germania had them on the run with their smart combinations. They muffed some Good chances to score. Vandormolen was Lucky to Knock Horst Daumler s shot against the Post from where the Ball was kicked out of danger atomics clip orioles wings Transcona atomics bounced Balmoral orioles 10-1 sunday night in a senior men s baseball league game. John Holt gave up six hits struck out four and issued Only one walk to Post the Mound Vic Ory. Doug Marks was the loser. Grid workout Silver Heights spartans of the Manitoba midget football con Terence will practice at . Wriight at their Ness and mount Royal grounds. And Jedi s shot hit the Side of the net. Italians meet kickers to night. Tuesday night scottish and Germania clash again. Andrew who played for scottish last season will Likely be in the lineup. He arrived last week from Scotland where he had been playing with Ormiston juniors. 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