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like
their
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The
Red
Birds
with
a
9
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National
League
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reached
their
largest
bulge
o
the
season
the
hard
way
Mon
day
night
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three
time
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the
ninth
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beat
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who
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havent
¬
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been
out
of
the
top
spot
since
June
17
But
the
Mets
havent
had
a
night
like
Mon
days
since
the
Fourth
of
July
fireworks
they
lit
under
Juan
Marlchal
This
time
the
Mets
beat
Larry
Jackson
as
they
clipped
the
Philadelphia
right
hander
8
3
for
the
first
time
In
their
M0UNTIES
LOSE
5
4
IN
HONOLULU
GAME
The
San
Diego
Padres
padded
their
comfortable
lead
in
the
eastern
division
but
the
hard
pressed
Vancouver
Mounties
missed
a
chance
to
pull
away
in
the
west
in
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball
Monday
San
Diego
blanked
Indianapolis
5
0
to
pull
4
games
ahead
of
the
second
place
Oklahoma
City
89ers
whose
scheduled
game
at
Phoenix
was
post
postponed
¬
poned
because
of
rain
Twins
Defeat
Angels
In
Three
Hour
Game
Minnesotas
2
1
victory
over
California
Angels
saw
the
Twins
fall
to
score
when
they
should
have
and
score
when
they
shouldnt
have
in
a
game
that
had
only
three
runs
scored
but
took
three
hours
and
12
minutes
to
play
In
the
only
other
American
League
game
Monday
New
York
Yankees
beat
Baltimore
Orioles
5
4
Labaffs
Enter
Finals
Premier
Labatts
of
the
Big
Six
Softball
League
advanced
to
the
finals
against
Imperial
Dry
Wall
by
winning
the
final
game
of
their
best-of-three
series
from
National
Hotel
12
6
last
night
Gordle
Gervalswentalltheway
on
the
mound
forPremlers
giving
up
10
hits
to
pick
up
the
victory
Gib
Chartrand
started
for
Na
Nationals
¬
tionals
and
took
the
loss
Roy
Miller
relieved
him
In
the
sixth
Inning
They
gave
up
a
total
of
13
hits
Gervals
helped
his
own
cause
by
picking
up
two
singles
and
a
double
in
three
trips
to
the
plate
Joe
Lesperance
helped
him
out
by
hitting
a
home
run
in
the
sixth
Gib
Chartrand
Colin
Arthurs
and
Del
Burleigh
each
had
two
hits
for
Nationals
Best
-of
-five
League
final
starts
tonight
at
7
pm
At
the
beginning
of
the
California-Minnesota
game
the
out
outcome
¬
come
of
which
put
the
Twins
a
full
game
ahead
of
Chicago
In
the
American
League
pennant
race
the
beginning
was
the
top
of
the
seventh
inning
Dave
Boswell
of
the
Twins
and
George
Brunet
of
the
Angels
were
locked
in
a
score
scoreless
¬
less
battle
and
Minnesota
had
managed
only
one
hit
Sudden
Suddenly
¬
ly
however
the
bases
were
loaded
with
none
out
But
the
Twins
couldnt
score
In
the
bottom
of
the
seventh
Roger
Repoz
hit
one
out
of
the
park
1
0
Angels
The
Twins
eighth
began
quietly
enough
With
two
out
Hank
Izquierdo
hit
a
gentle
grounder
to
short
Jim
Fregosi
threw
the
ball
over
the
first
basemans
head
Izquierdo
taking
second
A
sin
single
¬
gle
by
Jackie
Hernandez
a
double
by
Ted
Uhlaender
and
the
Twins
were
up
by
one
But
it
wasnt
over
yet
Two
singles
by
the
Angels
in
the
bottom
of
the
ninth
with
one
out
made
things
tense
for
the
Twins
Larry
Stublng
his
first
time
in
the
majors
was
called
In
to
hit
and
took
a
called
third
strike
to
end
the
threat
In
the
Yankees
victory
starting
pitcher
Steve
Barber
and
Joe
Pepitone
each
drove
In
a
pair
of
runs
and
reliever
Bill
Monbouquette
helped
Barber
to
his
eighth
victory
of
the
season
of
290
Alberta
was
one
stroke
back
at
291
Vollmers
round
was
the
best
of
the
day
over
the
tough
6507yard
par
35
35
70
layout
of
the
Hoyal
Colwood
golf
course
It
also
made
him
the
leading
medallist
in
the
Canadian
ama
amateur
¬
teur
The
Wllllngdon
Cup
Is
being
played
in
conjunction
with
the
two
36
hole
qualifying
tests
for
the
amateur
Players
from
the
nine
teams
representing
all
10
provinces
hand
In
their
score
cards
for
both
events
Vollmer
at
the
fourth
scrambled
back
to
even
par
after
the
front
nine
then
dotted
the
back
nine
with
three
blr
dies
He
was
the
only
golfer
from
TAe
Citizen
Cards
Have
Their
Year
Mets
Have
Their
Day
New
York
Mets
finally
had
their
night
but
for
St
LouLJ
Cardinals
It
looks
more
ana
history
after
18
losses
In
the
only
other
NL
games
Mike
McCormlck
won
his
16th
game
stopping
Atlanta
Braves
on
seven
hits
as
San
Francisco
Giants
won
6
2
and
Willie
Star
gells
run
scoring
single
In
a
three
run
eighth
carried
Pitts
Pittsburgh
¬
burgh
Pirates
by
Cincinnati
Beds
4
3
Roger
Marls
tripled
home
two
earlier
Cardinal
runs
and
scored
a
third
singled
In
the
tying
run
with
one
out
In
the
ninth
The
winning
marker
scored
when
Cub
fielder
Ted
Savage
fumbled
Marlss
hit
Ron
Santos
26th
homer
lead
leading
¬
ing
off
the
ninth
made
It
5
3
Cubs
Jack
Fisher
who
ruined
Marlchals
19
0
record
against
the
Mets
on
July
4
again
proved
the
stopper
as
he
broke
Jacksons
spell
with
his
third
victory
and
third
by
the
Mets
over
the
Phillies
this
year
Angry
Calgary
Stampeders
Out
for
Roughies
Blood
CALGARY
CP
The
Stampeders
still
broiling
from
their
21
16
loss
to
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
were
a
team
bent
on
vengence
as
they
worked
out
Monday
for
tonights
game
with
Saskatche
wan
Roughrlders
Lousy
football
was
Stamp
coach
Jerry
Williams
assess
ment
of
the
Bomber
game
and
his
annoyance
appears
to
have
rubbed
off
on
his
Western
Foot
Football
¬
ball
Conference
club
co-favored
with
the
Riders
to
win
the
Western
title
this
year
I
wouldnt
like
to
be
playing
for
Saskatchewan
said
end
Terry
Evanshen
an
atti
attitude
¬
tude
that
several
Stampeders
echoed
In
the
locker
room
It
was
evident
their
pride
had
to
be
soothed
after
they
fumbled
away
the
Winnipeg
game
But
Saskatchewan
coach
Eagle
Day
simply
shrugged
off
the
threats
against
his
defend
defending
¬
ing
Canadian
champions
as
those
of
a
team
hungry
after
a
game
like
that
one
In
Winni
Winnipeg
¬
peg
A
win
by
the
Stampeders
tonight
would
put
them
In
a
three
way
tie
for
first
place
with
Saskatchewan
and
Winni
peg
The
Riders
and
Bombers
are
currently
2
0
while
Calgary
is
11
on
seasons
play
Roughrlders
have
been
hit
hard
by
Injuries
for
tonights
game
at
the
tight
end
spot
where
Jim
Worden
is
out
with
torn
knee
ligaments
and
backup
man
Jim
Carphln
with
an
eye
Injury
Keys
said
Monday
Worden
could
be
out
for
six
weeks
or
eight
months
Garner
Ekstran
was
to
go
both
ways
but
had
a
leg
injury
However
he
didnt
appear
too
troubled
during
a
light
workout
Monday
and
Keyss
only
com
comment
¬
ment
on
his
condition
was
Hell
be
playing
Jerry
Campbell
who
suffered
a
knee
injury
against
BC
Lions
two
weeks
ago
was
to
return
to
his
left
corner
line
backing
slot
sending
utility
man
Ron
Payne
back
to
right
defensive
end
TORONTO
CP
Only
Dick
Cohee
of
Hamilton
TigerCats
managed
to
break
a
monopoly
established
by
Ottawa
Rough
the
Wllllngdon
Cup
competitors
to
fire
a
sub
par
round
but
he
had
a
good
supporting
cast
in
the
other
three
members
of
the
BC
team
who
are
all
from
Vancouver
Bert
Tlcehurst
32
carded
an
even
par
70
Johnny
Johnston
scrambled
to
a
72
and
John
Russell
this
years
BC
ama
amateur
¬
teur
champion
came
in
with
a
74
Ontario
which
had
a
one
stroke
lead
over
BC
after
the
first
nine
holes
had
a
good
opportunity
to
keep
the
advan
tage
when
Gary
Cowan
of
Kitchener
Nick
W
e
s
1
o
c
k
of
Burlington
and
Ben
Kern
of
Cooksvllle
turned
in
identical
rounds
of
34
3771
But
Ian
Thomas
the
1967
IPflT
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
AUGUST
15
1967
GEORGE
KNUDSON
plays
executive
PRO
AM
GOLF
TOURNEY
OPENS
THURSDAY
ST
CATHARINES
Ont
CP
The
Canadian
Pro
Professional
¬
fessional
Golfers
Associa
Association
¬
tion
preparing
for
its
55th
championship
Thursday
swings
over
today
to
a
pro
am
tournament
of
288
play
players
¬
ers
Practice
rounds
occupied
the
St
Catharines
Golf
Club
course
Monday
when
a
hole-in-one
by
Al
Nelson
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
supplied
the
high
highlight
¬
light
Several
name
players
were
still
to
arrive
for
the
pro
am
Among
them
were
Gerge
Knudson
and
Al
Bald
Balding
¬
ing
of
Toronto
and
Wllf
Homenulk
of
Winnipeg
all
former
CPGA
champions
Veteran
Stan
Leonard
of
Vancouver
arrived
Monday
too
late
for
a
practice
round
The
pro
am
tournament
sends
professionals
into
ac
action
¬
tion
paired
with
celebrity
amateurs
In
a
best
ball
shotgun
show
starting
at
all
holes
Leonard
is
paired
with
Clarence
Campbell
presi
president
¬
dent
of
the
National
Hockey
League
Knudson
with
NE
Hardy
a
Toronto
business
axecutlve
and
Balding
with
Art
Jackson
of
St
Catharines
The
54
hole
CPGA
cham
championship
¬
pionship
with
a
record
en
entry
¬
try
of
213
opens
Thursday
with
top
prize
money
of
2000
Senior
players
those
more
than
50
will
compete
at
the
same
tjme
in
a
36
hole
tournament
for
top
money
of
500
Their
con
continuance
¬
tinuance
In
championship
play
is
optional
STATISTICS
RELEASED
Ontario
Junipr
champion
slipped
to
a
77
Alberta
which
also
held
a
one
stroke
advantage
over
BC
midway
through
Mondays
opening
round
got
nearpar
performances
from
three
mem
bers
of
its
team
Keith
Alexan
Alexander
¬
der
of
Calgary
a
one
over
71
and
Doug
Sllverberg
and
Bob
Wylle
also
Calgarians
had
72s
Tom
Dalgety
of
Edmonton
finished
with
a
six
overpar
76
Quebec
paced
by
Paul
Pou
loit
of
Pointe
Claire
finished
the
initial
round
In
fourth
place
with
a
team
total
of
295
Manitoba
was
the
only
other
province
to
break
300
and
went
Into
todays
play
with
a
team
total
of
299
ALL
STARS
DUMP
LADIES
MOLSONS
SQUAD
Last
night
in
Ladles
Softball
he
playoffs
for
the
zone
cham
championships
¬
pionships
got
under
way
and
the
Ill
Stars
pulled
an
upset
victory
iver
the
favored
Molsonettes
The
all
stars
winning
pitcher
was
Leila
Johnson
who
went
five
and
13
Innings
and
gave
up
only
five
hits
She
was
then
relieved
by
Karen
Thompson
who
retired
the
side
and
went
on
to
give
up
only
one
hit
in
the
last
two
In
Innings
¬
nings
Rainbows
scored
three
runs
In
the
second
and
third
Innings
four
runs
In
the
fourth
inning
one
in
the
fifth
and
two
runs
in
each
of
the
sixth
and
seventh
Molsonettes
never
did
get
started
as
they
only
scored
one
run
In
the
second
Inning
They
were
blanked
in
the
third
Inning
but
then
scored
three
runs
In
the
fourth
Their
final
run
came
In
the
sixth
Inning
They
were
un
unable
¬
able
to
come
back
in
the
bottom
of
the
seventh
as
they
have
done
in
a
few
games
this
season
to
go
on
to
win
As
a
result
the
final
score
was
165
In
favor
of
the
All
Star
team
The
next
game
in
the
series
will
be
played
on
Wednesday
evening
at
Cawdell
Memorial
Park
Local
Soccer
Action
Packers
Chalk
Up
Win
Prince
George
Packers
racked
up
a
3
1
win
over
Woodwards
Bs
while
National
Hotel
and
Woodwards
also
played
to
a
3
3
draw
in
soccer
action
over
the
weekend
Packers
dominated
play
throughout
In
their
opening
game
with
Woodwards
Bs
through
a
harsh
penalty
early
In
the
first
half
saw
Woodwards
go
ahead
10
when
Hans
Viedermayer
scored
from
the
spot
kick
Strong
defense
by
Woodwards
and
poor
finishing
by
Packers
kept
the
latter
off
the
score
sheet
until
well
into
the
second
half
when
Jerry
Bros
volleyed
in
a
fine
equalizer
In
the
final
ten
minutes
Jim
Brlggs
scored
twice
for
Packers
to
cinch
two
valuable
points
in
their
championship
fight
with
Na
tlonal
Hotel
Plero
opened
the
scoring
for
Nationals
in
the
first
ten
mln
utes
of
their
game
with
Wood
Woodwards
¬
wards
As
when
the
As
went
into
a
defensive
lapse
Woodwards
came
back
strong
but
had
what
appeared
to
be
an
obvious
goal
disallowed
by
the
linesman
before
John
Murphy
banged
in
the
equalizer
They
went
ahead
2
1
when
Mauro
in
the
National
net
misjudged
a
high
cross
Plero
pulled
Nationals
even
when
a
seemingly
harmless
free
kick
was
deflected
Into
the
Wood
wards
goal
Shortly
before
half
time
Ron
Dick
Cohee
Top
Rusher
In
Eastern
Conference
Riders
and
Toronto
Argonauts
in
Eastern
Football
Conference
weekly
statistics
Released
today
the
statistics
BC
Takes
Six
Stroke
Lead
VICTORIA
CP-
British
Columbia
took
a
six
stroke
lead
into
todays
final
round
of
play
in
the
Wllllngdon
Cup
lnterpro
vlnclal
team
golf
championship
British
Columbia
which
hasnt
won
the
cup
since
10G1
finished
Mondays
opening
18
holes
with
a
four
man
team
total
of
284
aided
by
a
spark
sparkling
¬
ling
two-under-par
68
by
Van
Vancouvers
¬
couvers
Wayne
Vollmer
Ontario
and
defending
cham
plon
Alberta
which
has
won
the
cup
for
the
last
two
years
were
both
within
easy
striking
distance
If
the
British
Colum
blans
faltered
today
Ontario
the
only
eastern
province
to
win
the
cup
in
the
last
10
years
had
a
team
total
for
the
first
week
of
the
sched
schedule
¬
ule
show
the
Tlcat
fullback
as
the
leading
rusher
with
58
yards
on
11
carries
nine
more
than
halfback
Larry
Ferguson
has
gained
on
nine
carries
Rookie
Ottawa
end
Margene
Adklns
who
leads
pass
recelv
ers
with
151
yards
on
six
catches
leads
scorers
with
12
points
on
two
touchdowns
He
Is
also
the
leader
in
klckoff
returns
with
two
for
43
yards
Ottawa
quarterback
Russ
Jackson
leads
conference
ras
sers
with
17
completions
in
25
tries
for
298
yards
and
a
680
completion
average
Only
Wally
Gabler
of
Toronto
has
tried
more
passes
28
but
has
completed
just
12
two
less
than
runnerup
Joe
Zuger
of
Hamilton
The
other
Ottawa
leader
Is
tackle
Moe
Racine
who
has
been
good
on
all
four
converts
attempted
Toronto
coleaders
In
the
conference
ulth
Ottawa
have
Dave
Mann
the
leading
punter
with
11
boots
for
517
yards
an
average
of
47
yards
a
kick
and
one
single
Lacey
put
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