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Phuujglphlj. 002 000 000-0 0 0 Blackwell and Bchefiing: Thomp-

wn, Komtanty (0) and Wilber.

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Minner. Ichulta (ll) Kelly (0),

. mush (0) and Walker; Hearn

mo Weltrum.

54, Louis . 010 000 000- 1 e 0 union 000 140 01x-- I 10 1

Lanier. Boyer (5). Brain (5) and Rice: Nichols and Cooper.

msntcan Lsaom: 5-... York 100 m 010-10 14 o Chicago .. . on no 010- s -1 a

Shea. am. (5). Oltrowaki (8.)

and sllvera; Pierce Kretlow (5). notblatt ('1) Gurnpert (9) and Masl. l

Boston 000 100 000- I 7 1 Cleveland . 310 002 001- I ll 0

Parnell, Kinder (7) and Moss Lemon and Hegan.

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wyse. Ross (4), consuegu. (6)

ma Greaao: Mahoney. sucheki ..;., sleater (7) and bell"-

Philadelphia at ,DetroIt. post- ponttl. rain.

INTIBNATION AL LEAGUE

Baltimore .. 000 010 100- I 'I 0 Montreal 080 001 03x- '1 10 1

Schmitt. Possehl (7). Brlttln (8) ma Oswald; Lasorda and Printer.

First Springfield .. ooz on me. 5 1 0 Ottawa . ..00000l000-1 e 1

Hardy and Watiington.

laebaater at Toronto, postponed rain.

Syracuse at Iuuale. postponed, rain.

IUNDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE rim - A Chloass .. ,l00000000-1 0 3 New orlr 000 210 081- 0 0 1

Iowa. xlippstein (7) and walk- er; Jansen and Weetrum.

Second Chicago .... .. 112 200 010- 7 it I New York 01! 00! 000- 3 10 I

Rush and nurses; Mazlle. Get- tel (4). Spencer (5). Jones (7). Kennedy (0) and Wcstrum.

First

St. Louis .... ,. I00 000 200- la 13 0

Bolton 000 100 800- I 0 2 Brecheen and Rice; spahn,

Ohipma (9) and Mueller.

First

Pittsburgh .. 100 000 000- 1 C 1

Brooklyn ...0i010000x-2 ll 0 Friend. Werle (ii) and McCul-

lough. Fitagerald (8); Drama and Campanella.

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Brooklyn 000 000 210 01- 4 11 1 (11 innings).

be Palms. Werle (0) and Mc- Cullough: Podbielan. Bankhead (0). Erskine ill) and Campanells.

clnelnnatl at Philadelphia (doub- leheader) postponed, rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

First

Bolton .. .. 000 214 200- it 13 0

Cleveland .. 002 030 010- 0 ll 2 Wight. MoDermott (6) and

Moss; Wynn. Briasie (6). Chakales (7). Fahr (ll) and 1-legan,

loeton 010 001 330- 8 11 0 Cleveland 000 100 100- 2 '1 3

Scarborough and Rosar; Garcia. Zuverinik (8) and Tebbeiis. Hogan (8).

Duhicl and Burbrink; Tomasic, "Ht Lierken (8) and Tomkinson. . NW YOHK - 000 010 010- 2 8 0 Chicago ...00000I000-1'11 second Lopat and Berra; ltogovin and Springfield . .. 000 N0 0- 0 I I NIIHIOJ. Ottawa 201 000 1- I I I Ibdi-. Jacobs (5) and Cash; Second: Quickies by Ken Reynolds

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Naw York til. 002 100- 1 10 4 . 000 003 048-11 10 I

. Kramer (0), Byrne (6), Ferrick (0). Oltrowakl (8). Sanford (I) and Berra: Dobgon, Aloma (4). I-lolcombe (I). Gum- peri: (0) and blast.

Phllulelphta 000 I0! '1 .10 3

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Fowler. Hopper (5). Bchibe (I)

and Tiptaon; Nawhouaer. Hutchin-

son (4) and Ginsberg.

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Philadelphia 000 111 000-0 1! 0

Detroit .. 000 030 011-0 ll 1 Coleman. Shanta (3) Zoldak (0) Kucab (7) and Aatroth:

Cain. Stuart (0) Trout (8) and Robinson.

First Wllhlngton 030 183 000- I ll 0 St. Louis 202 023 103-10 10 3

Kuzava, Harris (ii) and Guerra; Garver and Lollar. second: Washington 000 000 001 11-! 10 1 st. Louis ..100 000 000 10-! I 0 Johnson and Gras-so; Overmlre, I-logue (l1) and Butts, Lollar (10). INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Flrat

Baltimore . 004 101 100- 'l 10- 1 Montreal 020 111 000- 5 I 2 Drews and Anderson; Black,

atalette (4), Volselle (8) and Pila- r.

Second Baltimore .. . 010 000 1- 2 0 2 Montreal .. .. 200 010 3- I 'I 0

Donnelly and Oswald; Van Cuyk and Atwell.

First . Ottawa 020 100 000- 3 6 1 Buffalo .... .. 202 010 20i- 'I I0 0

Wright and Watlington; Minar- cin and Landrith.

Second

Ottawa ....00000()l-lilo

Buiialo 000 200 x- 2 0 0 Corwin and Tompkinaon; Bav-

ransky and Novick.

Syracuse at Rochester. l)0Itpon- ed. rain.

Flrat Springfield .. 000 000 000- 0 '1 2 Toronto . 105 010 011-12 10 2

Fear, Jacobs (4) and Burbrlnk; Medlinger and Plumbo, I-leslet (7)

Second

Springiield . . 000 000 0- 0 I 2 Toronto .. 001 102 x-'4 1 1

swartz. Lamanna (6) and Cash: Fannln and Plumbo.

Baseball standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE 18

Philadelphia Pittsburgh . ..

No Game Monday.

Ga-mes Tuesday: Boston at Pitts- burgh (N): New York at Cincin- nati (N); Philadelphia at Chicago: Brooklyn at St. Louis (N).

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AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago . 38 14 .702 New York is .640 Boston 2!. .580 Cleveland . 38 .540 Detroit .... .. 23 .511 Washington & .333 St, Louis . .. 34 .333 Philadelphia . . .. 15 33 .313

No Games Monday.

Games Tuesday: Chicago at Washington (N); Cleveland at Philadelphia (N); St. Louis at New York; Detroit at Boston (N).

INTERNATIONAL

Montreal . . . . . . . 30 1a 57 Buffalo . . 20 Ill. .0393 Syracuse .. 1! 23 .540 Rochester 2'1 23 .540 Toronto .. 24 25 .400 Ottawa ... 23 & A51 Baltimore It .10 .404 Springfield . . . . 10 as .333

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(N) Toronto-Montreal (N): Syra- cuse-Rochester (N): Springfield- Baltimore (2-twi-N).

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LONDON, June 10 - (AP) - A tight promqer pleaded with the public today to quit trying to buy tickets for his boxing show.

It was no fairy story or public- ity ltunt. Promoter Jack Solomons dug his way through a. six-loot stack of letters to talk about it. The attraction is the world mid- dleweight championship right be- tween tltleholder Sugar Ray Rob- inson and Randy Turpin. hard punching British Negro who holds the British and European middle- weight crowns.

They are scheduled to go is round: or less at the indoor Earl's Court Arena here July 10. '

The arena seats 18.100 for box- ing. The tickets cost trom one guinea (about 33.10) to 10 guin- eaa. The match was announced three daya ago.

"I have received at least letters asking for tickets." omons declared. "Moat or want two or more seats. "We're sold out several over. it is an impossible tlon. I -am begging the people to please hold on so that we can see where we stand."

Solomons doesn't like to talk about what his shows gross and what he pays the fighters. But the best estimates here are that the Turpin-Robinson bout will draw a gate or between 1:80.000 and l:l00.000. second largest in history ior an indoor tight. The record is 8022.018 for the Tony Zale-Rocky Graslauo middleweight titlo fight in the Chicago stadium in 1947. Robinson is known to have ask- ed 5:30.000 pounds for his services but most iolks think he settled for slightly less. I-lis manager. George Gainiord. told reporters in Paris the contract calls for 30 per cent of the gross with a guarantee or 350,000.

Solomons' only revelation was

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Rush For Fight Tickets

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look For Action In Louis-Saivold Fight Wednesday

NEW YORK, June 10-(AP)-Joe Louis and Lee savold, two or box- lng's elder statesmen. clash at the Polo Grounds here Wednesday night in a fight that should' be short but violent. The bout is listed for 15 rounds. Few of the experts believe it will go beyond 10. Louis predicts he will knock out savold in six rounds. Savold is equally confident oi! scoring a kayo but he declines to name the round.

Although the 37-year-old Brown

itive comeback lights since the

Bomber hasn't shown much in his

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that he's paying Turpin more than 12',-'1 per cent.

Eissard Charles debacle. he has been made a 12-5 lavorite over his 35-year-old rival.

There hasn't been much betting action so tar and the fans haven't stormed the ticket windows either. The light will not be telecast or broadcast to borne sets and the international Boxing club hopes to do a rushing business in the last lew days.

A telecast of the scrap will be sent over a closed circuit to select- ed theatres in Chicago. Cleveland. Washington. Baltimore and Al-

nY- .

Savold is the big mystery man. Everyone knows. or thinks he knows what Louis can do, or can't do. But Lee hasn't boxed here in more than three years. He hasn't gone beyond eight rounds in near- ly four years.

BUENOS AIRES, June 10-(AP) -Archie Moore, St. Louis light- heavyweigm, stopped Argentina's Abel Oestac Saturday night in the 10th round or a scheduled 12- round tight at Luna Park. Moore weighed 177 3-4 to Cestac's 224 1-2 pounds.

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KENTVILLE. N. 5.. June 10 -

(CP) - Kentvlllo Wildcats will have a full line-up imports when first Halifax and District senior Baseball League game against atellarton Albions.

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stretched their Halifax capitals

BROOKLYN. June 10 -(AP) -

Trainer Harold Wendler or Brook- lyn Dodgers said Saturday righthander Don Newcombe probably be out of action week. Ncwcombe pulled a rnuscin in his right shoulder in a game against Pittsburgh Pirates. Pitts- burgh won 4-1.

that will for a

LOGAN. Utlh, June 10 -(AP)---

Rex Layne, ot Lewlston, Utah. knocked out Dave Whitlock of San Francisco. calit.. in one minute or the fourth round Saturday night in a scheduled lo-round

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;.... Layne's third victory over the .' coast Negro.

soups. June 10 - (Ar) -,., The resignation of Baseball Oom- missioner A.n. (Happy) Chandler "within the next tow daya" was i predicted tonight by president Lou Perini of Boaton Braves. Perlni is 3, r a member or the four-man coua- x

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