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BERCHTESGADEN, Germany (AP) — At least five German

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The Summerside Intermediate team (above) will represen: the Island in the forthcoming playoffs against New Brunswick in their quest toward a Maritime cham- Pionship. As yet it is not known which team they will first com-

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Luis Aparicio’s daredevil an-

party | tics on- the basepaths and clutch

relief pitching by Turk Lown helped Chicago White Sox carve a 42 win over New York Yankees in one of only two scheduled Am- erican League baseball games Monday.

The other contest saw Gus Tri- andos belt two home runs and a pair of singles to drive in seven of Baltimore's runs in an 11-0 wal- loping of Detroit Tigers.

Three National League games were scheduled at night: Los An- geles at Philadelphia, San Fran- cisco at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Milwaukee.

LENGTHEN LEAD

At Chicago, the win enabled the Sox to boost their AL lead over idle Cleveland to two games. Lown pulled starter Ray Moore

and then blanked the New York. ers the rest of the way while Jim Landis drove in two runs\ on a pair of singles and scored an-

But ft was Aparicio who had the crowd of 21,923 cheering and roaring in the seventh inning when he led off with a walk, stole second, stole third and scored on

Highlighting last evening's

at the Char- lottetown Driving Park was the $150.80 daily double. A combin- ation ticket of Nellie Bangs and Tommy Shanter paid this hand- some sum. A win ticket on Nellie and a ticket on Tommy Shanter paid $18.

piloted by Emmett Bernard, cap- tured the second dash of the AA Trot in 2.08:4 in the fastest mile

feature event. \ Other winners were: Tribune, Here Am I, Nellie Bangs, Sandy

dy June. a In the second dash of the night which Nellie Bangs won in 2.20, five drivers were set down for two days on the Island circuit for unsatisfactory driving and lack of effort.

Mr. Joliscott (D. Hill) 7 dra Times: 2:11; 2:10.4. Tribune owned

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DASHES 2 AND 6 « Nellie Bangs (J. Hennessey) 1 Sandy Yorke (S. White) Esso (O. Poulton)

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12th. The Summerside team was unopposed on the Island this year and recently completed an

Landis’ infield hit. The two thefts gave Aparicio a major league leading total of 42 out of-52 at- tempts.

Moore, who was credited with his third victory against six los- ses, had a 3-1 lead going into the sixth when he became wild. With one out, he walked Tony Kubek and Mickey Mantle and after Yogi Berra fouled out, Elston Howard beat out an infield hit to load to the bases. Hector Lopez walked to force in a run. Lown came in and made pinch-batter Norm Siebern fly out to end the inning.

TAKE EARLY LEAD

Chicago, took a 1-0 lead in the! first on a walk and singles by| Billy Goodman and Norm Cash. But the Yankees tied it in the third on Cletus Boyer's single, a sacrifice bunt, an error and a sacrifice fly by Bobby Richard- son. - Aparicio opened the third in ning with a pop fly which fell for a double when Boyer lost it in the sun and scored on Landis’ single.

Another Chicago run scored in the fifth when Landis singled | with two out and romped home on_a double by Sherm Lollar.

Don Larsen, first of four Yan- | kee Pitchers, took his seventh de-

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FOUR-HIT WHITEWASH

Over in Detroit, Hoyt Wilhelm pitched a four - hit shutout for eight innings and rookie Jack Fisher finished the whitewash job.

Triandos singled and drove in a run ia the third inning, hit a grand - slam home run in the fourth, hit a two-run homer in the sixth, and added a single in

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Walt Dropo rapped out four hits for the Orioles, who slipped back into fourth place ahead of with the victory. Brooks Robinson and Bob Nie} man had three hits each.

Triandos knocked out two of De-| troit's five pitchers, his third in- ning single routing starter Don Mossi and his grand slammer sending Ray Narleski to the show- ers.

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LONG PARADE The Orioles scored once off Mossi in the second with Dropo’s doubie and A} Pilarcik’s single. two more in the third, then sent 10 batters to the! | Plate in the fourth against Nar- | leski and Jim Stump.

Narleski, who pitched out of the

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US: Hoop Tesin Draws a: Canada As 1st Op ponent:

CHICAGO (AP) — The heavily favored United States basketball team Monday drew Canada as its first round opponent in Pan Am- erican competition.

The single round robin tourna- ment will open with three games night in DePaul -Univers- ity’s alumni hall. Two games nightly will follow, with the wind- Sunday, Sept. 6.

uerto Rico will face Cuba in first game followed py the S.Canada game and E! Salva- "s contest with. Mexico.

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Each of the seven teams en- tered will play each other once. The team winning the most

takes the ionship. IN CASE OF we In case of a tie the team with the greatest point difference (the spread between points scored and

opponent pofhts) will be declared the winner.

The U.S. won the 1951 Pan Am- erican basektball title in Buenos Aires with an unbeaten record. The U.S. lost once in tWe 1955 games in Mexico City, as did Ar- gentina and Brazil, but was given the title on a point differential basis.

The 14-man squad representing

Kings County Midget Playoffs Begin This Week

Following are the final stand- ings of the Kings County Midget Baseball League

PW W Pts. Morell 6 5 110 Mt. Stewart 6428 Peakes 6244 St. Peters 615 2

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third inning jam, was tagged for five straight singles before Tri- | andos belted his 24th home run into the left field seats.

Wilhelm, rushing his record to | 13-9, had a no-hitter until Charlie Maxwell led off the fifth with a i i . like two other Tiger runners, was wiped out in a double play.

Wilhelm gave up Al Kaline’s | seventh inning double an d Ted! Lepcio’s eighth inning single be- fore he was lifted for a pinch batter when he tired under the | heat., Fisher allowed a single in| the ninth but got Kaline on a double-play to wipe out that mild threat.

Top Royal Cops Legion Memorial |

MONCTON (CP)—Top Royal, owned by T.C. Collette of New- } castle, N.B., captured the $700 | Canadian Legion Memorial Pace here Monday.

Top Royal won the second-/| dash of the two heat free-for-all |

| after placing second in the first |

dash. Peter Federal, the first | dash winner,

Jarrettown Lady, Jollity Leigh, | and Double Smart each copped | two heats to round out the pen acna

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finals will get underway this week. The teams will play in best of three series. Morell will meet Peakes and Mount Stewart will play St. Peters. :

The finals will also be a best two-out of three series between winners of section and section B.

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