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MBCNQIII) 2 4 an a. e 0 us not to con- ry Mccormack. ,1‘!-5%,”? 4 wait For M, (L_ Kelly) 3 5 sider them out of the running Behind the three hit pitching .- winnic J Clem for first place. Even the Geor- of Wayne MacDonald and Dave lﬂmsallyg CHICAGO (AP) " mm (c ggewmy g 3 getown record of only one de- Jennings the Larter's ‘Center- ‘b/"535/” = Wlﬂhed 0)“ “"03 I“ ‘he Ullited ‘ feat did not phase him. He didn't towners moved within a single 7f 67/9155. States clay court tennis tourna- mention the playoffs, but. we 8a- game of the MacLean’s Braves ment Friday and may delay thered the feeling that he felt (lntihebattleforfirlst placeinthe ' ~ ' ' ‘M 1 f th Us D 1 C . that the lads from Mount Ste- Souris Town League. Their vic- '’'''''‘'”'‘‘'''‘'‘‘‘'''‘'|''‘'''' ,_e V8 mo M :3‘; ' (‘:1 “(S EXCGVCTIHQ wart Would have little ilmuble tory was over the Braves. The “am, e co ‘J 810' , winning league honors. league's other entry. the Stars Tﬁ:c;:st?,';:n?::t u':,m3'today Back Hoeﬂjg Two players could be consld~ are just starting to click and I V “"1 In the men.‘ 'm_ . ered to be chieﬂy responsible for by the time the playoffs roll .1‘ es d dolbl et ha k d Grqdm the Mount Stewart surge. The around should be able to pro- 0 g°t§‘”M du °’.l§h c L 9 . ;‘b d" Art Coffin. is in fine vide plenty otopposltlon. By the :2“ wm°'{,e°’,';,d,y° “"8” " B Bears & Son ’ orm an is now sporting an way. as predicted they won their ' h k e undefeated record for fo r tarts. last for th ' . - ' Dav“ Cup mm’ C “c Me" " He also saved a coupleuofsother tory gllttillg seasonek mm we mm” and Jon gouging 3”" re‘ PIIOIIG Eldon 7 - ‘I ' main in the men s singles. both games. 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reach a conclusion in five weeks

him eat them. Without salt, yet.

Broadcast Board Threatens Force

OTTAWA (CP)—Every televl-l slon station in Canada would have to carry the Grey Cup football telecast from Toronto Dec. 1 under a regulation pro- posed Friday by the Board of Broadcast Governors.

The proposal -— subject to a public hearing in Ottawa Satur- day. Aug. 18 — amounts to a BBG move to use force where persuasion failed in trying to settle the long-drawn-out dis- pute between the CBC and the private CTV network over foot- ball rights.

Earlier this summer, there were announcements the CBC had accepted for its 120-station network the offer of CTV to pro- vide the broadcast to both net- works. The TV rights are owned by CTV and one of its eight af-

filiates, station CFTO-TV Tor- P

onto.

But Friday the BBG indicated this deal has fallen through.

It said information reaching the board is that despite lengthy negotiations. no agree- ment has been reached between CTV and the CBC “which would

John Bassett, chairman of CFTO-TV, said in offering the telecast to the CBC free of charge the corporation could not sell the game to sponsors other than those who already have contracted for professional football games this season.

BASEBALL SCORES

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League

Los Angeles 000 242 000- 8 11 ft’ Chicago 200 000 000- 2 51

S. Williams (9-5) Roebuck (B) and Roseboro: Buhl (6-8) An- derson (5), Lary (8) and Bar- ragan. HR: LA—Fa‘lrly (10). Milwaukee 060 010 000 - 7 11 0

Mia. 02300000O- 5100

Burdette, Curtis (3) (3-4) and Torre; Bnett, (3-5) Owens (3). Short (6). McLish (9) and Del- rymple, Oldis (7). Hits: Mil— McMillan (10). Pha — Dairy- mple (6). Gonzales (14).

Second Milwaukee 011 000 000 - I I 0

ensure that a broadcast of the pm“, ozo om oox. 3 70 game will be available to all Hendlem (5 . 7) Raymond (7) television viewers in Canada." ud C,-ands“; Mahaffey (13 . 3)

The BBG proposal is to invoke it feels this step is necessary to “safeguard the public interest in this particular instance."

The proposed regulation has these two features:

Every station would have to carry the game in full. the way CTV originates it. They could not alter either the entertain-

and White. HR: Mil-H. Aaron (25). New York ()0000l000- 1 80 Cincinnati 020 010 00x- 8 71

Craig (5-14) and Pignstano; Jay (13-9) and Edwards. Hits: NYk——'l‘homas (16). Cin—-Cole- man (19).

American League

ment or the advertising content Washington 010 001000. I 70 of the program. ew York 200100 (Jon I so PERMANENT SOLUTION? Hamilton. (8-5) Burnside (5).

Failing a CBC-CTV agreement on sharing advertising reven- ues, the board—after getting an application from any station on or before Nov. l-would move it and settle this too. also by regulation.

The BBG said this will con- tribute to a permanent solution to the problem of broadcasting "major sports events ‘of national interest." It called for network cooperation to this end.

The solution. as the BBG sees it. is to avoid exclusive con- tracts for TV rights to such events. The board said is al-

l'6ld.iI has told the network it is C18 (3) Ind 3ll!‘8958- 3331 3F- too much room in one, why not give me a call 9°||lld€|'l!I¢ (-1118 Ipproach. M8378 W7)» M000“? (13% stomach and doesn’t give the "grow happy to drop one out. And I’d like By holding TV rights to res- 33mm°"-' 39° 1"’ 01°” ' 5 3° " your v 4 to tell you more about Purlna’s oom-

ular-season Eastern Conference football games, CFTO-TV and CTV also held an option on Grey

by CBC’s $175,000 offer for the

Grey Cup game alone.

Hsrlnen (B) and Schmidt; Ford. (9-5) Bridges (8) and Howard. HRs: NYk—Mantle (19). Lopes (6).

oooooooo4- 4 I1 40l00(l30x- 8 90 Bushardt. (6 - 9) Fisher (1). Zanni (5). Joyce (8) and Car- reon; Schwall, (4-11) Radatz (9) and Pegiiaroul. HRs: Chi- Sadowski (4). Bus Yastrzemski 2 (14). Hardy (7). Ssh Fran. Ill00i)(m- I 80 Pittsburgh ooo1oosao- I 72 Sanford, (II-6) Larsen (7) and Heller; Law. (B-5) Lamabe (4), Sturdivant (5), Olive (8), Fran-

Chicago Boston

Minnesota (lsooo2ooos- 7 I1

Estrada, Brown (7) (5-3) and Landrith: Kralick. Sullivan (7) Moore (10) (5 - 3) and Batilev. }l.Rs: Blt—-Brandt (14), Robin- son (is). Minn-—Vel-sailea (ll), Battey (7).

gers to an 8-2 victory over Chl- cago Cubs at Chicago Friday. Right llander Stan Williams, off to a rocky start in the first inning and needing help from Ed Roebuck in the eighth, scored his ninth success against five losses and boost his life- time record against the Cubs to

7-1.

The first three Chicago bat- ters hit safely giving the Cubs (1 which Ron Fairly wiped out with his 10th homer in the fourth inning with a man aboard.

The National League-leading Dodgers pushed across four un- earned runs in the fifth inning and added two more in the

‘sixth with Tommy Davis pro-

ducing two-run singles in each uprising.

ERROR STARTS IT

With the score tied 2-2 in the fifth, Williams reached first on an error by shortstop Andre Rodgers. Maury Wills flied out

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on a single by Fairly and a walk before John Roseboro singled home two more runs and drove starter Bob Buhl to the showers.

Singles by Lou Brock and Ken Hubbs. I double by Billy Williams and an infield out ac- counted for Chicago's two runs in the first. The only other hits off Williams were a pair of harmless singles in the seventh but after retiring the first two batters in the eight, Williams walked the bases full. Roebuck came in and retired Rodgers to end the threat.

Night action in the National had St. Louis at Houston, New York at Cincinnati, San Fran- cisco at Pittsburgh and Milwau- kee at Philadelphia in a double-

eader.

In the American, Washington was at New York. Chicago at Boston, Baltimore at Minne- sota, Detroit at Kansas City

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