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1 Can Williams

By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK

go to the hrig for 1) years for double parking or some- thing we'd like he understand "I got out.

However. we aren't so sure that the rules couldn't proved upon. as I few ofetliern don't make much sense right DOW.

one concerns the ninnber of oiiiciai at-hats necessary 10 qual- ify for s lea a batting chassiplon- I ship. it is right now. and there was much speculation this season as to whether Ted Williams would reach that total. TOO MANY WALKS

There could be years when I

hitter of Williamst class could be and

robbed of I championship be- cause. being snch I threat at the plate, he would he walked no o often he never would get his 400 atvbats.

Such I situation could be pre- vented U! adding bases on bail! and sacrifice hits to the official I si-bats. That is. count all Ippca mice: at the plate. and set I min- imum for such appearances. A

iutal of 500 might be about right. how charged with earned runs if the side should have before he got in there. lie has nothing to lose from his standpoint.

Another change we would like to see involves the sacrifice fly. I rule that has been in and out of the book periodically since l90ll. .

Why should I batter be credited

with I sacrifice when he isn't ti'y- all

log to sacrifice? 1ie'a swinging (AP) - We've away trying to get I hit thatis all. If he doesn't get the hit but - manages to fly out so that I run scores on the

might make I difference of five ar six points to some hitters. it helped four players bat .300 this year. But the point is they weren't sacrificins anything.

nut,-i-r sums

with I strikes I

doesn't make much sense.

would have been sobhled up by In infielder

o the,ball to confuse the fielder. iaedvertea what would have been an easy

on can be misleading. but a lot of fans put considerable stock in the figures. It is conceivable that

rims and yet not he charged with an earned run.

Monday. Oct. 22. 1956 The Guardian. Page 7 1

Bat 400?

Abolition of the sacrifice fly

The rule crediting the batter hase hit when the hall base runner. who is utoinatically out. is another that

Nine times out of lo the ball

had it not hit the nut, who often dailies in front

tly gets hit with it. Wu give the biter I hit on

ut, or even I double play?

Earnhd-run Iva-as" 0' Ditch-

pitcher could he nicked for to A relieving pitcher, no matter many runs he allows. isn't been retired are

Just doesn't seem losicnl. that's

Football Scores By THE CANADIAN PRESS SIG FOUI

Toronto & Ottawa :7 Hamilton 14 Montreal II

ORFU Kitchener N sarnia I!

INTBIICOLLIIGIATI

McGlll I Queen's 1

Dodgers Beaten 6-l By Japanese gera were beaten 0-1 Sunday by perhaps the atronsest -lapnnm baseball team ever assembled.

.sno - plus hitters. knocked Don

TOKYO (AP) - Brooklyn Dod-

The Japan All-Stars. nearly all

nearest rival

Western 19 Varsity ll-

WIFU Saskatchewan 33 3-Ce 33 Calgary :5 winnlvel 17

Football Standings

s. -nu: CANADIAN rnnss

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Boston College ?.1ultutIIfI 0 Manual 3; L, 5-, 35:0 c”l"”"”' ” H'"'” ” Hamilton s s sis ass Holy Cross 7 Dartmouth 'l..' omw. ' 7 m ,3 Navy 13 Cincinnati 1 Tomm ' . T" 3” Pennsylvania it Brown 1 riinceton 38 Coilata N W!!!) Syracuse 7 Army 0 W L F A Viusnovs 27 Boston University 13 Edmonton 10 4 804 109 Virginia M Lehlgh 13 Silk. D 5 M1 243 Yale as Cornell 1 Winnipeg s 7 us me

leak B.C. 6 I 238 N7 Arkansas 82 Texas it Calgary 3 10 100 35 Florida 21 Vanderbilt 7 our” Georgia Tech 28 Auburn 7 W L p A Kentucky 14 Louisiana state 0 Kitchen, -, 3 m 11; Mississippi State 19 MI State . Tuna” 7 g 1” up North CIIONK M I 3.1,”. 5 g In 195 Pittsburgh 37 Duke II lnndan 2 7 n 171 southern Methodist it Rice is vnochum. 0 5 .0 "0

Tennessee 24 Alabama 0

Texas

Tulane 10 Miasisesippl I Virginia Tech 48 Richmond 14

Wake

Midwest Colorado 52 Iowa state 0 Houston is Oklahoma A-Id 0 Indian 1! Nehrssha 10

Michigan as Northwestca N Michigan State 41 Notrs Dance 14 Minnesota 10 minds ll

Missouri 1) Kansas ltete I

North

A-M 7 Texas Christian I

Forest 14

CaltIila,HataIDe7NIil

x-Dropped from league.

Oklaliasnaulansaalar

l'l State P." 51... i West Virginia It Wm pm-any a wl..?,:l'i.'i'" .

905:3; 95358?

Arizona State as Hardin sim's 13 Montana ll Brigham

Oregon ltata ll WIah' Itate 0 Stanford 11 Oregon 1

Southern California 35 Wash' 7 UCLA :4 California so Utah State 46 Colorado AM 7 Wyoming N Utah 30

Young 14

MELBOURNE (Reuters)-

Swimmlng fast in cold water "to get the race over." C399. 18 - year - old Australian swimming star Saturday broke four world records during I 440- yard race It I meet in the North Sydney Olympic pool.

She said afterwards that she

VII lllflirised at her figures. "I hint went for a swim," she said.

but found the water so cold I decided I had got to go fast and get the race over.'" She added that she thinks she could improve on her times.

The records eclipsed were all

set by herself.

New times, with old figures in

parentheses, were:

ill metres-Two minutes, 13.5

seconds (2:i9.3)

W Yards - Two minutes, 19.1

&c0ndI (21205)

4” Yards - Four minutes. 48.6 52.4)

seconds (4; "gill CFIPD finished nearly I

55 Yards ahead of her

Miss Crapp broke another re-

cord in I later eve i. Timed

no metres during her stage Elle: 440 ' Yard team race, she was elocked in one minute, 3.2 sec. ends. World record for 100 main.

m-m-r-e-?...a..Eg,,

Newcombe from the mound with four hits on his first 17 pitches.

It was the National League

dill-'nPions' second loss in three games in Japan.

Newcombe stormed from the

mound and left the stadium by taxi before the first inning ended. Ed Roebuck took over.

Brooklyn's run came in the

fourth when catcher Roy Campan- alla doubled to second across Gil Hodges who walked.

The Japanese used three pitch-

on who allowed Brooklyn five hits.

Lorraine The Netherlands.

Lorrainepcrapp Breaks Four ' World Records At Swim Meet .

is one minute, four seconds. set last April by Cockle Gasteiaars of

I week's trial runaiag wbetlur the injured tendon were sufhclentiy rccovecd to allow him to com- pete in the Nov. 2: Games.

During Saturday's trial Jim Bailey won the 1,500 metres in three minutes, 44.4 seconds. which is four-fifths of I second faster than the Olympic record.

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