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NEW -YORK (AP) - We don't know too much about Emil bases. the little man who wasot there vilien Cus D'Anlato made the no nuuncelnent he was ready to tarm
out his heavywelaht chunvlou. 1--iayd Pattersop. to various inde-
I I. ””;,E.',:. "I... named No. 1 man in Dm.llIIto'l &lll-I000 movement 3 "'9 ' um: soxins b- Ti:-t l-- In has been I! FAA” "' pl'l!)l'n0lG till 9&3 '1 eence. ,- g d ml. is the so. 2 wot. in net-
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BASEBALL
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Saturday National League 5;-ooirlyn at Chicago. Wd. rain Pittsburgh 100 300 100- 5 11 1 Milwaukee an soooox-a a 0 Law. Smith (4). Face (oi. King (3: and Foiles; Spnhn. kurdette (5! and Crandall. W: Burdette: L: smith. H1-ts: Mil-Aamn (2); Par
alfreue.
pm. 008 001 110- 7 11 1
st. Louis 010 111 001- 5 11 2 Simmons and Lopata; Mizeli.
smith (1) Merritt (5) Davis (11
Wilhelm (1) and H. Smith! L:
itt. 1135.7 York 010 300 011- 0 it 0 Cincinnati 0” W0 100- 3 0 0
Gomez and Kati; Nuxliall, Fow- iu (4). Freeman (9) and Burgess. L: Nuxhall. Hits: NYk-Mays; cin-Crovwe.
American League
Detroit 000 ooo 101- 2 10 1 New York 010000000-1 6 0 Foyt-ack. Aher (I) and House.
Wilson (7); Larsen. Gs-im (9) and Berra. W: Abel"; L: Larsen. HR:
Det-House. Cleveland ill! 300 010- ll 13 0 Washington 100 000 000-1 ll 0 Garcia. Mcbish (3t and Nar- agon; Aha-nalliy. Hernandez 14) Hyde (1) Clevenger (9! and Ber- beret. W: Mend; L: Abernathy. HR: Cle-Busby. Kansas City 100 (I1 110- 7 12 2 Boston 010 W 101- I 10 1 Burnette. Trucks (0) Smith: Nixon. Ghakales (3). Minarcin (oi susce (1) and White. Daley . W: Burnette; L: Chakales. al P iri.
Not Simple
IBC. would jump It the chance h promote a heavyweight cham- nionslilo ilsht.
In making his announcement that various promoters would he Kiwi an opportunity to headline Patterson on their shows D'Alnato
in the first . he is assuni- rranlt llaad, who coached caaa- tea. the Cambridge invitation is
lng his champion will knock over dlan crews to gold and silver not as surprising as it might vice crew had never belore com- Vltllull ll llll II the! Ire let medals in the burn and dim! Hem. Reed's record as coach of petad in tltl Olympic CV80!-
III! for him. In the second place, uspacovnly at ills last olyniou: mwing at University of British Frank ll.ead's interest. however. he is assuming all promoters are games, says he had to turn down Columbia has been nothing
oualtiled to stage a big show. nu hwum.
It ain't that easy.
A big light promotion is a tre- mendous Job caning tor a lot oi know-how. from how to handle tickets to getting the maximum
at the training . cam
You Just don't sign I couple oi ilghters. announce the date they willlneet.nlidtakeltiorgranted the public. Ind the fighters, will
up. D'Amato's'do-it-yoaraeli project may never reach promoter No. 1. but if it does, it will be internat- ing 3 watch Hurley operate.
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Rochester 000 002 1- 3 6 1
Montreal 010000 1 5 1 Donnelly. Wright (st and Shanta
Kipp, Walr. (1) and lioaeboro W
nonneuy: L - xlpo. HE: Roch- Green; Mtl-llosebor. ir-at
Buiiaio 000 140 120- 8 10 0 Toronto ON 000 400- 4 12 4 Herbert. Nagy (8) and Noble: Schmitz, Grlmsley (5). Pearce (19 Crimian (ill. Jordan (9) and 15!. Claire. W - Herbert: L V Schillin- Hlis: Bu!-Noble; "For-St. Claire. Second game of doubleheader ppd.
wet grounds
First
Columbus M0 100 0- l 5 l Havana 100 000 3- 4 6 0
Kildoo and Kravitz; Amor. Kur- ava (1) and lzquierdo. W-Amor;
L-Kildoo. l-ms: Cul-Power. Hav -Morejon.
second
Ridunond 200 0001- I I 0
Bethel and Watlington; Unsing Paige (11. Mason (21. Anderson (0) and McCullough. W-Bethel: L- Anderson.
second
Colubmua 00() 000 000- 0 i 0
Havana 100 000 0021- 1 3 1 Douglas and Peterson: Lane and
Garcia.
SECOND
"ichmond 000 000 000- 0 4 l
Havana 000 100 2lx- 4 0 0
Post. Dixon (71, Cereghlno (8! and Watllngton; Cueche and Gar- cla.
(Tie. called to allow Chicago to catch train).
Harshman. staley (oi Howell (1) Lapalme (8) and Battsy. Moss (11; Wight. Fol-nicles (2; Johnson (7: Zuvei-ink (Bi and Trlandos. Ginsberg (0). HR: Bal-Williams.
international League Iuiialo at Toronto. Ppd. cold weather. " ” Rodiesler 030 002 000- I5 11 0 Montreal 110 000 010- 3 10 I
G. Blaylock. B. Blay krtlll
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Richmond 000 000 000- 0 ll 1 Ilismi ooo 001 171- 9 12 1
Coates. Dixon (5) Cereghino Hi and Chltl; Qualters and Mc- Cullough. Columhun OM 000 200- 4 9 I Havana 118 300 001- I B 1
Anderson. Donoso (3) and
Peter- son; seantlehury and ' , ' 1
Sunday - ly THE CANADIAN PRESS Nstieaal Leagae Philadelphia at Gllcago (I), ppd.
rain.
Brooklyl 0C Q C7-10 ll 0
Bl. Lolita coo INK-I I 0 Newcomhe and Walk: Jack-
son. Merritt (at Davis (I) wil- helm (0) Sclunlth (I) III Smith. L-Davis. lllu: sis.-schist. Moon. New York OIGXCI-O10 0 Milnwukea mm 8 I 0
Worthington. V (1) and Kati; Buhl. Hurt! (I) III Rice. Crandall (Ii. VI-Aatandll. lo-hlugfl.
Plttalruril ill 010 03- 1 15 0 Cincinnati (D0 lot 111- I 10 0 Arroyo. Face '(1) Purkay (9) and Pollen; Lawrence. Ashes to) and (nxalley. I;Purkey. Hlla; n-Bailey. irdon. lea.-and
Pittahlllll Ill H) 0l0- 4 1! 2 Cincinnati oooolo Six-5 I 2
Kline and hand. roles (I); Hacker. Kllppstain (1), Freeman Ht. Sancho: (7). Acller (I) and Burgess. Bailey (I). W -
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Demand is For Classical Music
LONDON (CPl - Wagner and Bach. Brahms and Oifehhach. may become I'TlCITIb9l': of a new-style hit parade in Walwortll Road cent- ral lihrry. A new musical ven- tmv-Iramopbons ls-is be ing tried by that llncil in Lon- don's Southwark district. Borough librarian Frank Boone says: "Ever slrice our gramophone bras-y aopened. we have been sinned by the high proportion oi 1 for classical music."
LIBRARY EXPERT
Gabriel Naude. 11th - century French scholar. published the first book on methodical arrange- merit at a library.
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Vancouver Rowing Coach Hos Knock Of Being Winner
I: III PIIACOCI Canadian Press In! mic invitation." Read said in an inter- ZDMOIHONI (CP)-A lamotn View while attending . gpom.
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You'd never guess from the rich. racy sports-car look of the new Plymouth Plaza six that We the lowaat prlcod car on the market with Thrill-Power 00. But euro enough, it's a budget-minder-thrifty to buy . . . thrifty to run . . .thrlfty In every way. Vat lt packn the peppery ronponelvenaan . . .the ZOOM only Plymouth dallvernl
That's the rival beauty of owning a new Thrill-Power Plymouth Six-you know it's got those helpful small- hudget ways. the pep you want-and man. what a million-dollar baby it is for looks and performance!
Certsinlynoordinaryarbssthat slim, ta-iln. iarriiin Plylnouthstyln-withthosseye-catchingtaililns. . . Claim Innrt "double-headu"' lights . . . the distinctive mamourgrllle...andt.hecIean,t.nutForwordLooklina.
And bmsath all that desk. mw Plymouth beauty there's pluity man to get excited about. too.
Ono -nmpb: Plvmoutlr. big, dky-unooth mau-
wlE out student! and s blIdIef'vlsed tom... of 8300. he put t-outlier In eisht sh M be
crew in 151 won the B it- 0" , given a chance to corrr.in l” mu H We "' Wm svorl.” he told the what he had heard trons Adams I
jmel Cl - . . it” E'"”'' 6 me by '1' Sports-mens dinner. "but it should about his whereabouts for next
testing Eltllnd and in 1955 de- ieated Russia at the Henley Ben gatta before losing in a close linal "'9 hwy "must go hand in hand since I left Detrol." qulpped the
anal ;Wllh fuvelupment oi the mind." goal . n Mdboumm My Aplhlet-lies. under proper supervi- Sash. "All I know In what 1 read; p I , I tours won the sold medal and hi; ”""i "3" be used very successwln the papers." He paused tor at-IM”-drmn 29 years -so tonight: at liouttunan to Baltimore Orioles elghts took the silver in a spine ' "Imagine Eng- tingling race with Australia and . rowing, going to the United states. The former is KEEPIM UP TO mm: the colonies to learn how it's specially significant in the iact that the Canadian entry was a no Wings. voted the National Hockey
less is not primarily in winning. it is and Ted Lindsay were being shut-' in building healthy mliynds and (led all to Chicago Black Hawks. P3099?
"EWW youngster in Canada has been critical
recent months,
Jlways be under strict guidance." fall. Read said the development oil
tender
llllly to dew-lop strength of body. fleet. then mind and character in our youth."
the newspapers.
ins up with his iuture by reading! with reports rampant that Hall
Power Six with its m sense for economy . . . its peppery responsiveness . . . and its own special brand of G0.
Another: Plymouth's big. new Total-Contact brakes that stop you quicker and smoother than ever before.
Still another: Plymouth's revolutionary Torsion-Airs suspension system and all the wonderful new sure- footed road-sense and riding comfort that goes with it.- the way it lets you comer like a sports car . . . glide over humps as if theylre velvet . . . and stop without a trace of "nose-dive".
If ever a car was made for thrift as well as thrills, it's the long, low Thrill-Power Plymouth Six in the Savoy or Plaza series. And when you get our price . . . see how litde ll beautiful Plymouth costs . . . you'll agree ifs the yearls bigot package . . . BIGGEST BUY! Let's get ttgetller-we'll prove you're 'way ahead in every way in :1 Plymouth. Your phone call will do it. CIRVQLER CORPORATION OF CANADA, LIMITED
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Rug manager Jack Arms. w!io' "I haven't heard lrorri Adams
added. "And you gotta read sIeady,l
Goalie Glen Hall of Detroit 1ted.ClW'CF 1N"0WC'"0N vi 1 havllll tarted r ' Le ii in cc our. s owing aguc-'5 a -star netrninder in theial hlontrea ens came t0if' a-mu ugly a few months before. A no- season just ended, says he'. kept (9; an 1 mm; T3 n""'” R””' dinner and soon learned his lame- has spread far and wide. Arriving MI I Sunday morning,l the Rocket attended mass, servi 'te ted h' -v - I , super- then to Boston Bruins by Redlwmlecglezlgulmmigelgllced lhrewl!18):l:,Hed'eICgfch.rd sud. . "me Kan" (my Atmeu” la"
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New York. it was live years later (or an undudoug "noun Ind ,Mcl.arnin first war the welt.(-r- signed nut bugmgn page 315. (weight l::lhl:thft;lil'l Youna Clorbett. a lnaon, who was released by Dog. :crown clarnin :-
8-ined Ind 10-! -st-in tn 1'33 em: .3Ye:tlll.Ta.e' used as a Dlncll hitter. He first came to the 111830!" ' ., as an Indian in I947 and was first baseman on the Cleveland world championship team of 1948. He hit .D4 in 101 Karma with New York Yankees
Richo rd sportsmen's ; l mous hockey player,
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