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Herben. Peters ll). Lawn (I) Fisher (9i and lollar, lice, Bon- Ikowski (9i and Battey. W — Herbert 10‘ l. M Lee iiHI. Hfis: Chi—Smith (1‘. Herbert. ill Minn—Allison '2‘

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Mord. Miller (I! and Hal- Ier; Spahn. Nottebart i9i. Hend- Iey (9i and Crsodall. W—Spahn (1-2). L—Miller .0-“. "RS: SF —Baller (1i. Mil—H. Aaron (2) Mathews (2!. a. BI dzl ISO—ll ll 0 New Yuk H “II— I ‘2

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wick (II. N‘i'k—Bouchee (I). Thomas (2).

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Woodeshiclt. Farrell (or and Smith: Ellsworth and Thacher. Bananas Ill. Taylor (D. W— Ellaworth (10), L-Farreil (0-!) HR: Chi—Banks (2).

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Casper, littler Made Favorites

HOUSTON (AP) — A field of iris players begin the 850,000 Houston Golf Classic today and the oddamslters have picked Bill Casper and Gene Littler as the favorites.

The two Californians received 6-1 odds Wednesday. Mike Sou- chak and Dow Finsterwald fol- lowed at M.

All four have figured in the Classlc's pretournarnent specu- lation In the past but only Sou- chak has found much success on the “00-yard. par 70 Mens- orial Park course.

Souchak. winner of town In top money in 1955 with a record 27:. is the tournament's eighth ranking money winner at 3!.- new. He has competed here eight times and his second best finish was a tie for fifth place in 1957.

Littler. the National Open champion. has collected only $1.8M?! in six previous appear- ances. His best performance was twelfth place in I955. He failed to make the “hole out last year.

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By BILL MaeDOUGALL TORONTO (CPI —- Toronto b a c k among

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Assistant coach King Clancy. iusually ebullient and cheerful. was tightlipped and determined:

"We gotta win tomorrow night. that's all.”

And the way Chicago Black Hawks mauled Leafs in the Windy City Sunday night and Tuesday night. ‘most observers were inclined to agree with him. Hawks took so and 6-1 victories to square the beet-of- seven series at two games apiece.

Johnny Bower suffered a groin ‘ injury in the first period Tues- day night and the exact status of the veteran goaltender for tonight's fifth game was sneer-i tain. 1 poems: rooar .

He was left in Chicago ovar- oight and was due back here late Wednesday. No definite do-

Chavez Ravine Has Plenty Beer But No Water

LOS ANGELES (AP) —- The new Los Angeles Dodgers base ball stadium has one thing the Dodgers' old stand. Memorial Coliseum. doesn't have: beer.

But the Coliseum offered something to baseball followers that the 31! million Chaves lla- vine emporium doesn't have: water.

City councilman Edward R. Roybal has demanded an invest,- Iastlon of the lack of drinking fountains in the new park.

“At first." Roybal said. "I was told that the only two drink- ing fountains la the entire sta- dium seating station 9310-! are in the plum' ogoo .

"Later I found out there Is a third—In Mr. O'Malley's pri- vate office." (Walter O'Islley is the president of the Dod- gm).

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Hawks Arrive . Hale, Hearty; ‘ Plan No Changes

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TORONTO (Cl’l — Chicago , . d m’ .0 mm] sunk), Cup (-1.553. 1 Black Hawks arrived here Wed- iwutslfiofim‘ahe W5 md Chicago Black Hum; at Map}. I . nesdny night for the fifth gamerbeal film i of the Stanley Cup mini, halal m. ,, m}, m pm in th. finals and in. teams are all and hearty after tiring the best- square u "w “mu my Something h” u, give mniait aid oi‘sei'en series With two straight the “1mm. “,1” We be”? ,3..le m flinch me «Wad “Id wins at home, mu "m nasal ("Ch Rudy Film" "I brim‘ We have the feeling—and lust about everybody Infill" - "‘1" “'m‘ "musnsm 0"" tonight's encounter will be the most bitter one Is this best-of Hawks' performance and their ""- u“ Th, ",1; [our in" be" bruise" hot tonight‘s aetioa WOSWII 0! Wlnnlnl lb?" “‘5‘ give. promise of making the first four look like tea parties. and straight cup. And. he indlv fulfil. "0 “PINE! chant"! "9 BOTH Maple Leafs and Black Hawks have Bdth the idea . Pllnfledr lical pattern they showed in the semi—finals against New Yor-t ‘1 , . "Well. what's wrong with Ramp-s and Montreal Canadienl ‘ ‘ what we are dolns now?" he, Leah brat Rangers in the rim two in Tnmnifl and tin-n pm lsk'd- “we "'1 “ll-15¢ 01"- re-«ieri to low the next two in Blgtovm Black Hawks rimmed the “IV”. W! "(I Play ll 0198“. we first two to \Iontreai rm Forum ice hII' bounced back to square can play it rough. we‘ve got a ma‘lr-rs irl games three and frur at (‘hzcam . : 'holler' clubegreat Spli‘liAdnd But the pattern must change for one team tonight, Rolls ' »... I we're younger than those other Hawks and Leafs won their fifth game In the semi-finals. nniv ‘ guys." one of them can sccomolish a triumph tonight. \‘ellhcr Leafs or .‘ l 1 "Those other guys" are Tor- Black Hawks lost on home ice this season In Stanley Cup play " _ ' . ‘onto Maple Leafs. who returned The only team to win away from home In the semi-finals and ' x home Tuesday night after a H ,ftaals was Chicago In that fifth game in Montreal. » , loss. With that defeat and a Hi \ ' ] shutout Sunday night. they blew‘ LOSE! are costly at any time bu. M '1' b9 my '9 ‘-‘ v ' a to lead in games they picked (mn- here on as the two squads so It cad! other In the” "- up in the first two games. boil. maininaz genres.

same pped Anita Cud- e .fardine. mate: A a lie ‘in Toronto. Pilous said all his » Naturally, Gileago and their supporters are thinking in terms ' . '_ m by ! Sumo... .kip- [um Mac. players are in good shape. (of a victory tonight and closing out the series Sunday night on i . M" mu em!“ up mi I I ‘—_ home Ice. Black Hawks supporters around these parts are con- Donald. second and Patsy

ner. Members of the winning . team are Id! to right—Mar-

liident things "are in the bag" and that Hawks have lost their llast game of the season, ‘

0n the other side of die fence are to be found those still I loyal Maple Leaf supporters who insist their favorites can't be 3 t

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max _ So far this series has really amazed us A great nun-y players s'gfumidni'ewggih" c‘h‘aprripinn ‘on can sides loom mighty shabby on enemy Ice but at home. Gene Fullmer and Paul Penden before the loyal fan. they played like vmrld heaters if the some holder of the sow yin-gnu. pattern valid continue. then Toronto would Pines-re as world i alchuuttg and sump"... “In champions because they have the home Ire advantage for this sion of the title. will fight for ’extra game. lthe world middleweight chom-

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cision on whether he is able to And If Hawks lose. they bl"! lege the second week in June.

la is expected until today. to win two straight. including‘ 9 Bywer was replaced Tuesday the seventh game in Toronto‘o . l k l Toronto. in the first two games of the finals Hawks looked poor {and loa witsuim one bit of doubt. Leafs went to Chicago for the

night by Don Simmons. an ea- next Tuesday night. nto has kept around since late: cued with the prospect of re—‘ I h in the regular National Hockey turning to Chicago if Hawks Ithn'd and Iran-1h and looked every bit as had.

MacDonald. lead.

The Stage Is Set THE Black Hawks played mudi better hnck In Montreal ? than they did in Toronto They had the second g sewed up but Cannibals stole it from underneath their way noses. ll

perienced spare goaltender Tor-i Clancy refused to be fright- . ' et the win the fifth game. ‘ If Chicago can retain the calibre of play they showed theI rbzgrtfillxfi.T?nBo$dll Tint. , "Alter Ill. Wire due 10 Mali ‘home fans. then they'll beat the Maple Leafs tonight. .f. however. Leafs had another slight can. the club in Chicago." he said. 1 the Leafs can get back to the style they used in games one and unity Coach Punch lmlach was‘ Most of the Leafs were given ' hing! of I 10 victory over Vew t: itlstposeh . ’0; :L::wks. the lmlachmen will head into ' ' ‘ ff Wedn m . Slm— -, on o w. . . I home walnuth tm"h :x ginkgo?" Billy I‘larrl’s'. wing-l York Yuk“ wed."".d"y "'3'" We thornirt tho leafs. nut-played for most of the first two touch of the flu u was hi) 1 h . e" Eadie Shlck Ind 2.." Ohm and hit the game-Winning homer mm“ Tuesday mghh did “my in the “uni In two may did,“ m be Wk mmu" t ’ c" ‘ “r BMW" 0'10!“ her! aim Hall but he had in be really spectacular to hold l

BALTIMORE (AP) Milt Pappas pitched the first six in-

Ar- IOdIY- 3:33:12; who Pali’llll- Who “WNW”? l" iilrm rt bay. Neither team scored in that final Ki minutes but ls KEY GAME ih.ven't "en "no" in “1 hour. emerge“? ‘Ppemecmmy 0P9“ Simmons was tested only five times as compared to 14 on Hau.

Tonight's game Is a key one. 1,,“ “Km workout ("‘"n "' n'md' 13”" 12- “3' The Leafs. too. did start throwing their weight around and

1 removed from “19 “ME “1'9" Hawks' invaders felt it much more than they did In the game's Lani-:21? Mlofi'vgzea (:an . ' his arm Si‘flen'd in hi! fl”! early stages. It could have given the Leafs the push they need I ‘ at rt assi nment. ‘ ' . day knight in! Chicigo'. “go-rpofllz Plannmg :flhe zsivelr‘old rum-hum" for tonights hattle ‘ ~ Haws are ouz o I. . . . . - . ’ gave up (no singles and a walk 1|”!le beau" 0' n“ °‘°"3Aggre“|ve through the first srs innings in Bower? '

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.Ghana Champ Beats Yank

M l: l. H O U R N 23. Australia (AP) ~ Love Allotey, Ghana's featherweight boxing champion. outpointed Don Johnson of Los

WHEN we wrote this column, we didn't know whether Josue: Bower wm-ld he in the Toronto nets tonight. Our guess Is that he will not but that Don Simmons will be given another big test.

if Simmons gets the sad. it could make Toronto play all the harder. Black stka' roach Rudy Pilous thinks so and he math tains this possible substitution has him worried. u. don‘t think Simmons mid be blamed in any way for Tuesday's loss. Leafs lust lost it without any doubt whatsoever.

We still are alive in our prediction. We callui it to be a r i : ‘hom‘ series and so far it has been just that. Hawks may change things trslirriii but until they do. wn'll bet the other way.

At any rate. we expect a great struggle tonight as the teams Angeles in a iZ-round bout Wed- fight their hearts out for this all-Important fifth game. neaday night. Allotey won at Tonight‘s winner should go all the way. At least, that's what least eight rounds but many of we think.

0 Against Brown LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP‘ — Challenger Carlos Ortls of New York apparently is planning a 1 crowding. aggressive lattack’in ' ‘ his battle plan to re ieve .ne To 3‘ El'm'nafed J‘Brown of his world lightweight) ililt‘. . NEW YORK (AP)""'“" A'l The two square off Saturday‘ “H'V- "u on! 0‘ (hm mm- night for is rounds or less. bers of the New York State; The award“ on” can. Athletic Commission. believes ,ludm boxing wnrkmu wednn‘ televising of boxing should be ‘1”, “d the pan,” of M. n.‘ "mu-“led “mplmly- "9 Wul.tack thus far has emphasized: “3‘” “Y """m M "mm" ‘offence, with defence secondary. squm gnaw" TV “ninth i This was also true when Dr- F‘fl'y' '°“ °' th' '"rm" l tls was preparing for the orig-l WWW” "NHL Mm“ i insl date of the fight Feb. 24. .

them by narrow margins. What shoot you? box“! in In "tide in "‘9 ""1 His shot at the “year-old Hous- i lull! 0' SPOT" m“"”"“ "“l‘ . ton. Tex. champion was delayed

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fomrr 'QHEWEWM “mm?!” case of tonsillltls. ‘ . . - lwms 4111 Straight LOSS ; since are unwarranted and un- Tum". 3m Gore, “id in; - eliminated comvlddy- “d P". .‘trai ht defeat at Minn is I -' i hi 35'3"?“ 'm‘ “lama-00° h" I "n cm” mm. h" “m n "I of Meta, who now are the only foot homer. 1Diek Farrell. Jackson got the Will. Sherman took a 3-2 win in 10 innings over was lifted for a pinch runner By Norman Maodonalrl and Kansas cur at Los Angels-s. and unbeaten St. Louis pounded relief. wining is given. “I. m M Allison. The loser was starter

Benny (Kidl Paret was “an lac-‘i Brown h“ "u," no 1""... cidrnt and the attacks Which effects of the ailment since re flint?! " u... n Mu" ‘ehamplon will be in peak form. ‘ By 11!: CANADIAN PRES In the National at (‘hlr‘agniy Kenny Boyer hit two homers . u on e P0 i - - Btu-u“ mm "mom "I? Surging Chicago White Soler-nle Banks smashed his Within... .yuilln,j.v1ep.ndc.r1w". “"1 Mathemmm m" be “"1 Wednesday as flat Herbert games. The winner was lefty In!" - hurled his first victory srrd:f)irk Ellsworth who scattered n‘inless team In the majors. ’ Stan Munro] collected two hlh ’ Also in the American league. 3 Ageless Warren Spshn earned . Detroit dmfid Senator! 5‘! atlhls first victory of the season Jones took the loss. : in night games in the Ameri- Houston at Chicago; Milwaukee after starting a decisive Mil- lauociicd their home campaign waukee rally. hill \‘liller was in the Nominal Los Angeles Bummenide Bureau of The Guardian was at Cincinnati and Pitts- out II hits. including four hom- . ers. to crush Meta 15-5 at New Debris Tossing For lmbeciles Yo... fedorwe seen to V‘ l ~ 4th N BA Crown ; ,- Don Lee I “ Don Maul "upland I m, HOSTnN 1U" — Incompar-

lor had put taken in front it» mo with a pair of free throws at the outset of the overtime but the Helth were shut off not“ Tom Hawkins hem-d s hair of i I ' nadir-(c in the final minute '

Rsilor led all scorers wlth ll . ~ _ point: .lcrri- West. who with IV. _ ’ ‘ Ravlor sparked Lakers' fourth ! rrr'nd comeback had 1‘ V i

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