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CarcIs'. Sluggers I Pacing A t NL All-Star Team Balloting

NEW YORK Louis Cardinal mg the balloting for 10,, July 10.

- Thr St. at third were leading Tuesday as

I ' eepao the polling entered its last four

git. days. The Cards are the only

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. 1 g 11 id, in In the starting lineup. picked by RE;,a..li5knlaulsiilaJlefiT Engdh KeTi Boyepr the fans.

Thousands Flock To Opening Of Rcicing Season At Ascot

ASCOT, England (Reuters)- Despm gloomy skies . Tuesday thousands ' ” to the ing- ggnzry-fllled 'opening of Ascotts

season-as much to .I':,r,',e,r..I.1cuig be looked at as to Seer their favorite horses to the WIFE. at. as famed for it! lasliionliiscas its fillies, bluebloods of the social world compet with aluehloods of the turf lor the crowd's attention.

The crowning event of the open- mg was the entrance of Queen Elizabeth and members of the Royal Family riding in five open ,0.-5g.drawn carriages up the course to start the racing. p

The Queen, in a red and white patterned silk dress with a wide- hrimmed straw hat. and the Duke 5! Edinburgh in morning dress with ii black silk hat instead of the traditional grey topper, waved to the crowds as they headed the pngling ptocession over the turf.

Around the royal box 2,000 flow- ers-liydrengeas. violas and del- phiniums added color to the scene.

The Queen's party, escorted by mounted outriders, arrived just before the first race, the Queen A....e Stakes. won by Sir Victor

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Sasoon's Kandy.Sauce at 10 to I. This event is named after the Queen who one day in the llith century when she was cantering across Ascot heath, thought it would" be fun to torganize horse races.

The royal pageant has been maintained ever since. Even Queen Victoria, who loathed horse racing, seldom miss 1 the Ascot meeting.

In its early days Royal Ascot was not clways conducted with the impeccable decorum of today. Highwaymen vised to lie in am- bush on the moor to relieve win- ners of their cash. King William IV was hit on the head with a brick thrown by a drunken sailor and King George III had his watch stolen by a pickpocket.

Though the course itself has

been modernized. several social

taboos are as strong as ever.

Entrance to the most exclusive patch of turf in Britainvthe royal enclosure-is limited to a privi- leged few. Members of the aris- tocracy must apply in advance for admission and royal officials scrutinize every application with rniscroscoplc care.

Dlvorcees or anyone whose name has been associated with scandal are refused entry.

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Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra. currently pacing New York Yan- kee! in the American League race. are tunning one-two in the individual race.

Pittsburgh's Dale Long iemains the leader in the national league with 23.666.

Here is the latest tabulation re- leased Tuesday by the baseball

' sioner's office (2.000 or more votes):

American League First base: Mickey ivernon. Boston. 13.058; Vic Werlz. Cleve-

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Reports Plans .'

. Completed for .

World Title Bout?

TORONTO (CP) - Fin-nclvr .?'" ”"..'l'..."” l'..'.F'.':..':'.'. 13 con e arr ."uau-imywuan: out we next month between world cham- pion Archie Moore and Jamel Parker of Barrie. Ont- He said contract for the fight. already al)Pl'0V9d I1! Plfk” if Moore's manager. Chlflh 30 ' son, will he signed here Fridni rl .

orAM:i1iol.rEsman for the mini!!! promoter said the bout likely will be staged July 7-'5 Ind I'M!" menu for televistng the match are under negotiations.

Rush said Jack Kearns. 0119'

Mickey Walker and other cham-

iand, 10.605. Second base: Nelson Fox. Chi- cago. 12.514; Billy Goodman. Bos- ton, 7,172. Third base: George Kell. Balii. more. 9.052; Ray Boone. Detroit, 506

Shortstop: Harvey Keunn. De- trolt, 22.800: Chico Carrasquel, Cleveland. 3.426.

Left field: Ted Williams, Bos- ton. i6.424; Minnie Mlnoso. Chlo- ago, 5,051.

Centre field: Mickey Mantle. New York. 27,983; Jim Plersall Boston, 2,412.

Right field: Al Kalins. Detroit, 16,275; Hank Bauer, New York. 7.200

Catcher: Yogi Berra. New York. 26.307; Sherman Lollar, Chicago. 1,458. (The only runner- up with less than 2.000 votes)

: National League

First base: Dale Long, Pitts- burgh, 23,666: Ted Kluszewski, Cincinnati, 4.806.

second base: Red ”choeiidinenst. New York, 18,928: Johnny Tem- ple, Cincinnati, 4806.

Third base: Ken Boyer. St. Louis. 15,056; Eddie Mathews. Milwaukee, 9.883.

Shortstop: Ernie Banks, Chic-

ago, 14,306; Peewee Reese. Brooklyn. 4.948.

Left field: Rip Repulskl. St. Louis. 8,408; Frank Thomas, Pittsburgh, 7.864.

Centre field: Duke Snider, Brooklyn. 14,494; Willie Mays,

New York. 7.307.

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Horse Races

Results of horse races held at Hazelbrook. Saturday. June 160!- are as follows:

CLASS (A) Little J. K. (Jenkins and Stewart) - - - - 1 1dl' Thorndale (Young) -- 2 2 1 Dan McElwyn (SmaIlwood) 3 3 2 Buddy Watson (Claw) - 4 4 3 Time: 2.24. 2.22. 2.26. CLASS (B) Lena's Pride (Hughes) - 1 1 1 Guy Baron (Wood) - - 4 2 2 Michael Peter (Ryan) A 2 4 3 Mickey Budlong (Mulr- hea - - - e A - -- 3 4 Time: 2.27. 2.27, 2.28. CLASS (C)

Southport's Pride (Small-

wood) A - A -- - 2 1 1 Bob Yorke (Jones) C -- I 2 2 Miss Federal (Jones) - 3 3 8 Red Wing (Taylor) e- - 4 4 Real Lusty rlvlngennis) 4 6 5 Jean Yorke lMcMurrer) 5 5 (5

Time: 2.45. 2.47, 2.39. OFFICIALS:

Starter: J. Thomas McKenna.

Timer: Hollis Jenkins.

Judges: James Rankin. Peter Gallant. Wm. McAuslsnd.

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!lIio0lnrIalhetownGimIdlIn.TIlIll'ldl!oJ'm521v19537 Howell Receives Indefinite Suspension From Baseball ”F.0I' Part In Night Club Froccis

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)- Catcher-coach Homer E. (Dixie) Howell of the Montreal Royals Wednesday was suspended from baseball "indefinitely" for taking part in an early morning fracas at a night club.

Howell, 35 and pitcher Billy Harris. 25. of Dorchester. N.B.. were lined 325 each on disorderly conduct charges in city court this morning and Robert F. Walz. 25. also is pitcher. drew a 350 fine on charges of creating a disturbance and resisting arrest.

Howell told Judge Albert Saper- stein he had been suspended for one year and later said the ac- tion came from E. J. (Buzzy) Ba- vasl. executive of the Brooklyn Dodgers, parent club of the Roy- al

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Bavasi. who is president of the Montreal team. said the suspen- sion was "indefinite."

Greg Mulleavy, manager of the Royals. said he knew nothing of Bnvasi's action but that he had suspended Howell indefinitely.

"DRASTIC ACTION"

Mulleavy said Harris and Walt will face "drastic action" but de- clined to say what their punish- ment might be.

Howell told the judge till I were found not guilty, that might help some." Sapersteln said he was

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PASSENGER RECORD

LONDON (Reuters) - Nearly 500 passengers flew the Atlantic from the United States to Britain Tuesday in Pan American Air- ways Cltpper planes.

be the hlghet number ever car- ried across he Atlantic in one day by any airline.

Right field: Stan '.Musial. St. Louis. 18.902; Lee Walls. Pitts- burgh, 4.880.

Catcher: Roy f" r " Brooklyn. 16.411; Ed Bailey, Cin- cinnatl, 4.860.

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Queen's Colt Stonns To Win

ASCOT. England (AP) - The Queen's colt Alexander, ridden by . H. Carr. stormed home to win the Royal Hunt Cup handicap in I photo finish Wednesday.

Alexander. by Alycidon out of Open Warfare. is trained by Capt. C. C. Boyd-Rochfort. He was a 13-to-2 favorite to win the mile race.

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1 rs faced further dis- :II';InIIlg'eII?0T!Iye baseball Illlhofmel and called the city court sentences "very lenient."

The three players were arrested early Tuesday at the Harem Club. All were charged with disorderly conduct and Walz also was charged with drunkenness and re- aistlng arrest.

Harris said a man in a white shirt struck him in the club men's room. Police said the 'r ” players went looking for the al- sailant.

None of the three was in uni- form Tuesday night when Miami defeated the Royals. 4-3. in the first of a three-game series.

LONDON (AP)-Moscow radio said Tuesday the Soviet Union is sending Pakistan 20,000 tons of rice and 20,000 tons of wheat to relieve a food shortage caused by floods and insect pests. The

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Denies Race Is' ' Cruel To Horses

LONDON (AP)-i(gng Hughes, Australian chairman of the Olyxn.

pics organizing committee, Tugg. day denied suggestions that the

W053tC0lHlll'Y course in the Stock- holm equestrian Barnes was cruel to the horses.

"I have had a lot of uncalled- for attacks about the course being CI'Uel." Hughes said on arriving from Stockholm.

"It was a wonderful race with fine Il0i'SES. The-cream of the world was competing on a tough circuit.

”If it had been easy, everyone

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would have been no competition." Two Swedish societies for pro- tectinn of animals had charged the rotirw was cruel, A Swedish horse hall in he destroyed after chase. and a dozen were injured. mostly only slightly.

I Brough And Hocii-I Top-Seeded In AII-English Tennis Play

WIMBLEDON, England (AP)- Lew Bond of Australia and Louise Brough of Beverly Hills. Calil.. drew the top-seeded singles spot Tuesday for the annual All-Eng-

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Stars Defeat Bears 21-10

The Stars thumped the Bears 21- 10 in a midget softball league game last night. Lorne Cahill was the winning pitcher and Gerald Mooney took the loss. Joe Gallant, Ray Malone and David O'Brien slammed homers for the Stars.

Trabert, now a professional. the United States turned up with one of its weakest challenges in the men's singles division.

Only three American men were seeded and. surprisingly. the best placed of these was the veteran tennis tourist, Budge Patty of Los Angls and Paris, who is fourth.

Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge, La., was placed sixth and Vic Seixas. who won the Wimble- don title in 1953. was given the No. 8 spot-an indication of the ground he had lost in the last 12 mo hs.

I-load was placed No. l in the men's division over his Davis Cup

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