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L.A. Dominates All-Star Team

no team —- first

Mays. Rest of} the squad

lsn Francisco Giants. who do-

nt. placed two players on the base Cepeda and outfielder Willie t

Koufax prevailing over Whitey lof New York outpointed Teddy Giambra scheduled in Portland. ank of Detroit wednuday 0re., on Saturday.

second baseman Bobby Rich- ardson of New York Yankees.

many stolen bases as he had votes. He had 105 of the 108 votes cast. He had 104 at

‘Emile Griffith

gue pen-

consists of Ford of Y ees 50-30. Foriwiight _ caibhcr Battey polled 43 voteslnight in a 15-round bout billed

as for a title. The European 'Lyrtque Theatre, s Boxing Union refused ‘ tion on Tuesday and the World a surgeon. No one was injured.

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NEW YORK (AP)_Im Am league Amstar team Wm‘ four tlprgapaseman Brooks Robinson compared to 22 for Del Crandalllfor the world junior middle- LA TU UE (C P. C d. N , I R We timore Orioles outfielder of Milwaukee Braves. we’ ht title Q ‘ Que‘ P"”‘ '" 3"“ '3“ ma ese ' T," a“ 1,3,. gown“ L... 345 H“ u.m._ Em“ Bela! Dodflerl players dominate players named to e 10-man ' ~ ' early Tuesday de.ir yed the - " ' sues mixed lcaeuo 676. E '5' 1953 Allmlnled Pres! mnlorisqund announced Wednesday- $233“..l§°”l2f§i?..°ia.5l“‘§l§?ii" Dmwe W" the m°"d hes‘lonlyeoilgdafdczgrlilziluufhgptiéhhl _—_"““‘”J__.......——————--—"“" "°“5°:"“‘)’ ‘°°‘5°‘“ gnltIer?SI'tll'ng tn-mltnefad and (section A) In to Ootobc 15 Team — 8ilniina- ‘ The Dodgers’ quartet selected of Minnesota Twins. y K}f,‘§{§§.§‘.f,§, §§"‘°,,".'f‘§, ‘Ly’ ' g 8 l‘ FAMOUS FOR 9 (ms '1’ gnaw“ ' have In toiiows: side No. 1—vr1; §’.;f""' ""“'°"- V" ‘W4 I‘ In the annual no of members Frank Robinson is the only inson as and M... filo Thoeii Cardinalr second base—Bill BRANDED |'\'SPF("l‘ED AiwlV= Ladl¢8 hwl ‘Pg’ " D0113 l-l'llP‘l at-side No 1 -— ' ‘ of the Baseball Writers Assocla- repeater from last season's came Davis with 67. ‘Brooks Mazeroskl Pirates; third base— I ‘I h - - - Apsenault-2&1 meas hid: our 1770. T0 qualify for I major league l10_lJ include Shortstop M811}? 128111. Rlclhavdsoil. Wills and Robinson and Koufax 50, Cepeda Rich Rollins. Twins; outfleid— S T E A K S 1 Recrulhng offlcar gle-Dave Barlow-323. - Standliu suunuuae no, “"1 W“ championship. a Wills. olltflell‘-lei‘ Tommy Davis. Mays moved up from the sec- 49 and Battey 43. M key Mantle, Yankees- Hank noon on ' HMCS Q Ch rlottc Ladies mg; u-fig. ggouy 1.4;; Na *4; pitcher must have worked at left anded pitcher Sandy Kou- and team of a year ago. Best of the second team, in Aaron, Braves; and Al Ralin ' MOM“ l ‘ nee“ 4 mend -078. Mlisoouche ' Kendwton 0. ltililtl 162 innings. This was the fax nd right handed pitcher WILLS PILE8 UP VOTES addition to Pagan, Crandall and Tigers: and right handed BA ‘ CIl3l‘l0ll9l0Wfls Po E-1- liitienn W '‘''*P*°-1‘'‘ 591- girl: 53:01 Mixed I-cam st in Ford: First base—ai1i White. pitcher—Bob Purkey, Reds. an . ' eg —. 1131-33; ' mm-—-E-I _I"I II-I I I I -: Team hm iilnalc—~9wordtis’b Hogain—-100 glrile hm: ts-iipig .. 1082: team high lirlple—Swoird- 'l‘hercsaH0san—50B. , fish-4174: Boys high single — lain Ben- si.andingofflrstiivetearns—— srd - 263: boys blah triple- swordfish-20 Dow-otownene - so Ian Bernard Mil. slr»Blos-19 - 18 Team high single - Miehouche Sheen 8: Mclnme 16% Bezlnnere 2: team hlgi triple - Miscon- 16‘.'. e - 2183. . MIXED LEAGUE (section 3) Standing -— Summaraide No. Ladies mm 1-7: Summerside No. 2-4: ‘ . Loggii.-—’Ji . es 0 Miooucbe 6; Kensingbon 4; Rep ' . . M mgggswm M ,m,_,N°_1_.;m,m,NO_M_ REXALI. VITAMINS MEN'S GROOMING AIDS llflll MI-3| SOI-ll'l|0ll Ann--one mo-uh man. a on mes .69..-1/-70 suvs IN BEAUTY runs ' e — iii Schoo ~ . , , . P.l?Cl§m_l;85; men.‘ mm u,me__ mg shflelg:'h‘s"l'_ I§;3t“d'ce gplgple Vgtamln Tablets. 9 vitamins. Bachelor Deodorant Cream. 16 °" 3°‘ ’” ¢;.,-gm}. uquid skin sgngnu, 5 0., M F“ck___m_ _ Domm_m. 100. fig. 55.38 ................ ..§/53.30 %oz.§egular.69 ............ .......2/.70 Iflgluup mug" sypup,-°,in,m_mdc,,.,d,en_,°x_R%“89____2/_” Reg, .00 ..................... ._ 1.e1 Team high game _ 393,9“, HM) mule um _ Beam” 150.: Rig: s5.89_“” . . . .. #35393 B::.|“e'g:rsr69l'i’.d."._‘;'.t..§iiéi‘..fié2:fi2 I. . _ Almond Bloom_cream with Honey. 6 9.1.1; team hllizll tl‘l«Pl9- Beavers Doucemkmo. 250.‘ Reg‘ “.985 . _ /51:” ‘O0’ . I o ‘I ' . . . . . ‘ ' ' I I ' . . . ’ I ' H.“ I L 4 ounces. Regular .55..iv.......fi........,.....‘lsD‘ (ll-lloI'|.(|3;5Fl|l:f'llclli:l'B..(l)i'.‘. . . .2/ ” '18. _ Vitamins and MI I r bl ts. a hel ll lll B ll Deod t. 1 conmssnn wwnn. aturni. chel. ' 1- " ' 1 Standing of first fl‘V!— Beau sin‘ “mg. '' summeb 50's Regular 82.49 H". ’ I . ouarfcea Rregu or “Tl . or.“ K Brunette. Peach. Reg.8l.50. . . .T........s..2l$'s5' er; ' 24; Read 8 comer-ml 100 S R ' 3449"’ ' Bach“ Assorted styles. Reg. .29...............2/.3O R°""R°'B'" Deodonnh loumh Reg“.

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.\lcCovey swung savagely at a fast ball, prodded by a 35-mile-

(Aguirre, Koufax Are, ERA Tiilisis

(AP) — Hank signed by the Orioles as a free agent in mid-May. Roberts fin- ished with a 10-9 won-lost mark. Ford of New York the ERA leader in 1956 and 1958. was third with a Dodgers. another left hander. 2 captured the National League championship.

Figures compiled by the Asso- ciated Press disclosed Wednes- day that Aguirre yielded only 53 earned runs in 216 innings for a 2.21 average. He is the first Tiger pitcher since Hal Newhouser in ERA crown.

Aguirre. who did not make his initial 1962 start until May

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Ralph lerry Emerges is |?..e.l2.n<

By NEW YORK (AP) -- Ralph Terry emerged Wednesday as tho symbol of defence for the iich-maligned New York Yan- , '00 pitching staff which carried

the plons to their 20th World Series

fll(‘(‘€SS.

While the hitters sagged to a .199 team average and Mickey Mantle slumped to .120. the pitchers toted the Yanks past the stubborn San Francisco Giants in a tense seven-game series.

Thirteen days of travel and frustrating delay boiled down to one heart-stopping moment in ninth inning of Tuesday's final game at San Francisco.

Terry's two-hitter suddenly .I1.’l(l become a four-hitter in the

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NEW YORK Azuirre of Detroit. a journey- :in southpaw who became a full-fledged starting pitcher the past season, won the American

H ad atzainst Baltimore. The 30-year-

'.lURED FINGER

Koufax gave up 52 earned runs in 184 innings for a 2.54 mark. He was sidelined for two months with a finger injury, but

losing seven. He also posted a Dair of shutouts. one against St. nd the other against

New York Mets. Robin Roberts of Baltimore. Lea a star

i f3i_nnes tot, 2.77 alter; libelns

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school can Leona sinflie-—.vD‘ib Lawson-

an-hour

—either American League cham- rles hero.

for two years.

following a pinch bunt Aloii and a

right field seats Ter

Whitey . Yankees.

Team lirciple — Summer-

Standing Remington 6: Sum- nlierside .5; Micouclhe 6; Region- I 0.

e Symbol

following wind. The ball zoomed directly at Bobby Richardson, who rocked on his heels as he gloved the ball- and hung on. A foot—or inches

and McCovey

w a y would have been the World Se-

In many ways this series was a personal triumph goat of the 1960 series in Pitts- burgh, when he threw a seventh game. 10th-inning home run ball to Bill Mazeroski that lost the series for Casey Stengel in his

st year as Yankee manager.

The lean. boyishly handsome native of Big Cabin. 0kla., had lived with that

for Terry,

bitter memory

When Terry pitched--and lost -—the second 1962 series game to Jack Sanford 2-0 after Whitey

rd had won the opener, he must have thought he was des- tined never to win. It was his fourth straight series defeat. finally shook the losing jinx when he won the fifth game last Wednesday 5-8, beating S nford.

Q).

Bob Shaw of Milwaukee Braves was second in the Na- tional League with 2.80.

Bob Purkey of Cincinnati. is

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