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NEW YORK. (AP)- The "big three" of the New York Yankees' pitching staff. Allie Reynolds. Vic Raschl and Ed Lopat. hope to con- tinue their world series mastery when they face the Brooklyn Dod- gers Wednesday.
The veteran hurlcrs have been good in their past series perfum- ances: Overall they have an im- pressive 14-5 won-lost mark. Rey- nolds is 6-2. Raschl 5-2 and Lopat 3-1.
Reynolds. key man in the Yan- kee pitching rotation, is valuable both as is starting pitcher and as a reliever. The "chief" probably will get the opening day assign-
nudey. opposing Brooklyn's ace. Cari Erskine.
Lopat No. 2
Lopnt is expected to follow Rey- nolds Thursday and Reschi is is good bet to get the call Friday when the teams switch to Ebbets Field for the third game.
Reynolds. who has pitched bril- liantly in his last few outings, has won 13 and lost: 7. Lopat. a crafty southpaw, tops the Amer- ican League in won-lost percent- age with 18-4, .800-slate and also has the lowest earned run aver- age. 2.43. Raschi, B. strong-armed righthnndcr, sports a 13-6, record, including four shtrtoutai.
Other Yankee pitching stalwarts who probably will see action in the series are Whitey Ford 16-5 Johnny Saln 14-6, Bob Kuzavn 6-4. Jim McDonald 9-7. and Tom Ford. the Yanks big winner. is another possible starter. while the other four will be an relief duty. Sam, A former Nat- ional Leaguer. and Kuzava, n vet- eran southpaw, will get first call from the bullpen.
Dodgcrs' Pitchers Good
The Dodgers, striving for their
merit at the Yankee Stadium Wed-.
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first World championship aftcr lI'( futile attempts. also present a for-mi ble array oi pitchers. led by skine, their lone 20-game winner. The Brooklyn staff has depth. but lacks the experience of Yankee hurlere.
nskine. s fast-balling right- hander with a 20-6 record, has been a steady and durable per- former all years and is being counted on for at least two and possibly three starts, He had 1-1 mark against the Yanks in the 1952 fall clamlc.
Veteran left hander Preacher Roe. ll-3 during the season and 2-0 over the Yanks in series play. is expected to take the mound in the second game, Rlghthanders nus Meyer 15-5 and Billy Loos 13-8 are candidates for the third
game. Clem Lablne l0-ti, Bob Milllken 8-3, Johnny Padres 9-4. Ben
Wade 'I-5, Jim Hughs 44 and Joe Black 6-3 'wiil be on bull- pen duty for the Dodgers. Black. a. sensation a year ago, started three 'gamea against the Yanks but he has been ineffective this season.
Dalzlel-Eealils In Shoe Finals
Keith Dalziel took a two game lead over Alan Shepherd yester- day evening in the finals of the Island Open Horseshoe Tourna- ment at. the Brighton Horseshoe Club. They will resume their match this evening at sdyen o'clock.
At the same time a challenge match will be played between R. Vessey and I. Vessey.
The Magyara of Hungary origin- ally came from east of the Car- pathians about the ninth century.
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other right as he pushed Roland to the ropes. They clinched and wrestled in mid-right. Rocky got in a still left to Roland's head but Lastarza came right beck with a right, left, to the head. Rocky missed a. right and Roland followed with s right to the body. Rocky got in a right of his own to the body just before the bell.
ROUND 5
Rocky immediately moved in on Lastarm who clinched. Rocky con- nected with a short right to the
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back with a right of his own. Rocky sent. a right in Roland”: chin that brought a roar from the crowd. but it was not a solid punch. Rocky moved in again. missed wild right. and than was held by La- Stana. Lastarurs left: was follow- ed by a smashing Marciano! right to Roland's chin. It diook Roland all over. Rocky drove another right to Roland's jaw but Lastarze fought back. Rocky thuddeda right to I.aSvtza.rza's side. Lostarza jabbed twice to Rocky's head but was forced against the ropes by Rockys rushes. They each missed rights. Roland got the better of a bit of in- fighting just before the bell ended the round.
ROUND 8
l..aSvta.ru's handlers did a good Job on his eye out and there was only a slight trickle of blood around the cut. Rocky shuffled in, drove a right to LaSta.rza's ribs and'then lwas grabbed by the challenger. Rocky shot a. short right to Ro- land's chin and took e. left to the Jaw in return. Rocky got in is right to the body and Roland followed with two jobs at the aggressive champion. Lssstarza. connected with a left right left to the head and then blocked Rocky's left hand re- turn.
Lastarza shot a short left and right to Rockyla chin and then moved away from the champion. Lsstarza pumped in another left and right at Rocky and once again backed off. Roland outscored Rocky four to one with short light punches. There was a bruise on L9Star7.a'.a left cheek bone. Rocky hit low with A left. and referee Ruby Goldsteln warned him anti then took the round away from Marciano.
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ROUND 7
Rocky pumped ashort left to La- starza's head as he moved .11. Rocky smashed is. short right to La- Starza's stomach and the fans yell- ed ”watch out". It was not a low blow however. Marciano caught Laslarza with a short left and right to the chin that hurt Roland. Rocky pinned Roland to the ropes. drove a left low and Lastarzwa cor- ner yelled in protests Lastarza pumped in two jabs and then took a vicious right on the chin. The champion pinned Lastarza and got in another right to the head. Mar- ciano drove Lastarza to the other side of the ring and smashed over four solid rights that hurt La- Starza. Rocky fired a blistering banuge as Roland back-pedaied furiously. Roland tried to fire back and took a severe body thumping from Marciano. A vicious left hook to the chin sent Roland back at
sounded to end the round. There was blood trickling from the cut over Roland's right eye and there was an ugly purplish bruise under his left eye.
ROUND 8
Referee Goldstein went over to M'arciano'a corner and warned him to keep his punches up. Lastarzn Tabbed twice with his left and then took a. hard loping right. Rocky hemmed Lastama to the ropes and smashed over solid left hook to La- Sf.arza's left jaw. lastaraa was cut on the bridge of his nose. Luster-an wiped the blood away from his face with his glove and Mnrciaur. came in within two short puncnes
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to the head. Rocky landed a crunching right to Lastarnra Jaw and then pounded Roland against the ropes with both. hands. Rocky smashed a terrific right to the body and doubled it up with a nifty leftt hook in the jaw. He moved in at will. And drove over another punishing left hook to the jaw. La- Starzn started bleeding in several places. backed to the ropes and held just before the bell.
ROUND 9
Rocky tore after Lastarza and pushed hkn to the ropes. La- Starm grabbed for dear life. Rocky stunned Lsstaa-za with a right to the jaw and then followed up with two left and two rights that wobbled Lasitarza. The game chal- lenger fired back with a right but took two crunching blows in return. Rocky pinned uastarm In a neut- ral corner and clubbed him to the chin with a left and right that brought a roar from the crowd. Rocky tore after Lastarza and flipped him with I right uppercut to the chin. Roland back-tracked and grabbed Mm-clano. Rocky drove a vicious left hook to R0- land's chin and then blasted away with both hands to the bleeding face of the staggering Iastarzu. Rocky fired at will as Lestuz-3.. bleeding from the mouth, right eye and bridge of his nose. held on desperately. Rocky's handlers were yelling "shoot em up" as Mar- ciano chased his reeling rival Just. before the bell sounded.
ROUND 10
Lastarza looked arm-weary as he came out to meet the cham- pion. A short Marciano right to the chin buckled Lasztarmk knees. Marciano connected with another volley of lefts and rights to the chin. But Lastarzn gemely fought back. Rocky missed with a right and slipped to the floor as the
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ROCHESTER. N. Y.. (AFL-
Left-hander Ken Lehman gave up
a pair of home 'runs'bui pitched an otherwise strong seven-hitter Thursday night to give the Man- treal Royals is 5-2 Victory 0V" the Rochester Red Wing! 1" ihe opener of their best-of-seven final play-offs. y
A crowd of 6,8ll anw (?linr'le)' Kress and Allie Clark reach Leh- man for home runs to match Montreal runs in the second and
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ninth. The Royels clustered thred hits including successive doubles b Dick Whitman and Sandy Amoros for three runs in the sixth. Victim of the three hits and runs was Octavio Ruben. the starter and laser.
Rocky Nelson, the league'I most valuable player who clout; ed 34 regular season circuits, till a lead-off homer in the second for his third home run in play- off action.
Lehman walked only one and struck out three. He worked lstrlctly as a rellefer in the eerie! lwlth Buffalo before his route-
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huge crowd roared. The referee ruled that it was no knockdown as it was very obvious it wasn't. La- Starza gamely traded a left and right with Marciano who had the better of the swap. Roland's face was it gory mess. Rocky seemed a little arm weary himself at this stage as he lacked I.uSt.arza's arms. Rocky fore in and landed two short hard rights. He manoeuvred hLs weary rival to the ropes again and blasted Roland with a left and right to the jaw. The game chal- lenirer backed off and then held Rocky as the champion bulled after him just before the bell sounded to end the round.
ROUND 1!
The champ pounded another left and right to Lastar1.a's face. Mar-
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