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. - V I1 LEONARD LEDDINGTON told her she could be released on CAMDEN N J H. ' V 5 -1., - , - - . 'APl-Mesha k P k ' u it . - a s . . . V 1,, I p LONDON (AP)-A British court payment of the costs. A some Teuey. Mm 0, SW3 .”dp,,”',,,;",:','u:bff ".0 ”"b”'” ii" In Indlvldual scoff R ea 5 ers i r W-V. mu Po.-.-.-w ... . ...... no ace r V V j eva o p g-then the I r e alf .3 M; 35' record . b 15 U , is as a,,' . . soviet woman mpped om through 8 Sig: do'0L,thomughbred is hm" in ageya '1': wild and unfound d rumor." He WINNIPEG (CF) - I-ialmack kimos, Leah scored a touchdown
.xr:w vonx (AP) -. Mightyftlllnl season with sea. iinney Mantle, hilowing in thi- uaditiun of former New York Yan- league's batting. home runs and
T ee distance-swingers. has
gaguc batting laurela. The 24-year-old switch -
thebest
lugging mark since Boston's Tedltlng averages where the numb:
Williams finished with .785 in 1941
illlsms was runner-up to Mantis I bat. Mant.le's batting pversge w-
hittlng : ers. lullleldef posted this year's higli- j WON LAST YEAR
complledpmined by dividing the total basel ,y The Associated Press disclosed, of season's hits into the times at
. !
Mickey antle-
Q . L353.
llaetle. who also won thai For Mantle. it and straight
marked the no WI! he captured
addeditotalbasesin583atbsts.lnciudedislugginghonors.He. mg i second alumna championship to runs batted in titles. collected I'll now 10 ma ms imposing list of American doubles,
other famed Y five triples and 52 hom- lamong his ill hits were 2.2 twice in their illustrious careers. The Nanoinl League produced a close atrlldlle with Brooklyn's Duke Snider edging Joe Adcock of Milwaukee, .53 to .597. The n. Yenrold Dodler outfielder won the title on the final day of the season when he homered twice in Brook- lyn's pennant-clinching victory.
slugging averages are deter-
hsl. This is in contrast to the bat-
iof hits is divided by the times at
ankees' Sliare Of World , eries Gale Nearly h9,000- A
MCW YORK (AP) - Thirty- mo members of New York Yan- lkeos will get 88,714.76 each as hell' full world series cut, approx- maieiy 350 less than they would line recfived if they hadn't boosted Enos Slaughter's amount vlnle the series was in progress. ;qmmi'ssioner Ford Frick's office Innounced Wednesday. Tuvnty-eight full shares to the
oincd the Yankees late in Aug- st. When the players out up their hare of the world series receipts. hare. Then while the games were n, progress they held another cling and Voted Slaughter a ce-quarter share. it meant a 2100 hike.
irnm the net series receipts 1- 32.183.254.59, the four first di- lsmn clubs in each league shared
Snider found the range for 314 total bases in 541 trips. His 158 hits included 33 doubles. two i triples and 0 home runs-most is the league.
discus champion go pain; on payment of three guineaa . ).
Her court appesrauu was a triumph for the British stand that the govunment could not stop the process of the courts. The Rue- 's.hns had said the charge she stole five cheap hats was a vile and trumped up "provocation" and had asked the foreign office to have the case dropped.
The 168-pound. ZI-year-old ath- lete. who” had been in hiding 14 days in the Soviet Embassy, emerged unexpectedly this after- noon and stood trial at Marlbor- ough Street m.agistrate's court. She pleaded not guilty. sayliu she bought the hats.
But Magistrate Clyde Wilson found the case against her proved.
Peering over his spectacles, ha
in a players' pool of S758.56l.6!, of which 8511,0931! went to the two league champions and the rest to the first division finishers -M" ' , Cincinnati and st. Louis in the National League and Cleveland. Chicago and Boston in the American I-elllleu
The Yankees this year awarded 32 full shares. three shares of three-quarters, two half shares,
By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press staff Writer LONDON (CP) - The horse-
piayer's last chance to make a real killing is coming up. I! he
The double looks easy and pays fantastic prices. All they have to do is pick the winner of the Ces- arewitch, run at W; miles at New- market Oct. 17, and couple it in s parlay on the winner of the Cambilidgeshlra at the same track Oct. 3 .
In the Cambridgeshire the dis- tance is a more nine furlongs. but
The Dodgers made 31 awards from the 3212.397 pot. including ll full arcs. .
For the other teams sharing in the pool. a full share to Cleveland was worth 31,649.05. to Chicago 31,112.75 and to Boston 505.71. In the National league. a full share was worth 31,598.32 to Milwaukee Braves, 31.18515 to Cincinnati
the process of selection calls for
and 3602.03 to St. Louis. just as much cialrvoyance as the
NEW YORK (CP)e-The right of mag customer to holler abuse who paid athlete ranks close to
Abuse Worse Than Injury
Cesarewltch. Along about October
events usually number so or more
client cleaned up l::50.(I)0 by cou- pling Forsetl and Masked Marvel in the elusive double. Ever since then. bettors with sporting blood in their veins have been unable
hooted from Ebbets Field in the final game oi the world series when the Yanltees' Yogi reached far out of the strike zone to hit
Horseployers' Last Chance -To Make Killing Coming Up ,
figure in previous Cesarewiich runnings and True Cavalier. owned by Greek shipping mag- nate Stavros Nisrchos.
csmnnipaasnina irori-:s
class of thoroughbreds. perhaps because of its more conventional distance, may see a top-ranking horse made favorite in Hafiz II, a four-yearold slated to carry flop weight of 133 pounds. Hafiz H is owned by Larry MacPhail, the American sportsman. and has been a ”isappointment in most of his races this year.
In the north of England. stable hands are convinced the race is a cinch for Money To Burn. a
Dugdale's entry was 40-1 and no
bridgeshire. Beasley will also run ham's Mamounia.
lRed Athlete-Shoplifler Gets Off With Light Fine
eluding several hundred curious. bystanders. I LEAVE! POI! RUSSIA
Nina boarded the Soviet steam, drip Vyacheslaif Molotov Fridsyt night for her six-day voyage back to Russia. The young woman. al Moscow doctor's wife, is expected; to compete in the Olympic Games opening in Melbourne next monthl
"It is up to anybody to form' their opinion but as far as my per-l sonai opinion goes ! do not belie" she was guilty." George Modjml Soviet Embassy press altar-hell told reporters.
Modin said the sudden decision to bring Nina out of hiding was "the result of negotiations be- tween the Sovlet Embassy and the foreign office."
He did not elaborate. But re- porters who sat in on the trial agreed no special consideration appeared to have been given Nina.
She was whisked quietly into court wearing the eame' tan gab- ardine coat she had the day she was arrested. Close to the magis- trate were the fiva hats-two her. etc. a red woolen cap and two fem- inine wisps made of gay feathers. NINA "DISTRESSED"
Through her translator. Nina said she picked out first the two berets and then the two feathered
given change," Nina said.
But the prosecutor said those hats would have cost an even ii and. if Nina had paid for them. there would have been no change.
The magistrate said he found the case proved against Nina.
Nina came to London with a team of Soviet athletes for a two day- track meet. When her case be- ,came an international tug-of-war, lthe indignant Russians called off Jthe meet. Members of the Moscow
Plerlan Springs. another stronl
Great Horse Swaps Reported Tlwrsdav-Oct-18-1956 rt. Guardian. Page 1
"Not In Immediate Danger"
mediate danger”
body knows if
again."
I Tenney's statement followed on
ssued Tuesday in: b ,
den State 118 y a Gar A crack team of four veterin-
but that he'll ever race
arians are working around the trying to g
clock tonight .3 LL
ented
said Swa ”no- ter"
l records a
Ds "is 50 per cent than he was Sunda "'9 TOUT-year-old colt
fered the leg fracture g a six-furlong work-. Hniured the leg whllel 91 HP in his stall Sun- . breaking the cast. l 5W8Ds. winner lfy Derby and
3800.000. holds four world's nd has tied one.
adds more personality to your home
Whatever your home decor.
in the new serial
the individuality of a
bet- Buddy Leake Y. whenlflombers lost 1'9-llllured 9 dividual scoring race in one West- went polnumi
l.l19w:E:oul:in(t)lctl.egv ha fractured intern lnterprovlncial Football Un-
, Swaps suf Spokesman which said: while tsim.
am. 1955 Ken-
also threatened to cancel their! ing money winner tdlfe sill,-lllitrllc while Luke picked up four con.
Londml efllagement, but later re. over
Holfbock Leolte Loses Lead
of Winnipeg Blue his lead in the in-
Statistics compiled by ion weekend game but regained it dlan Press for games ' ' in the second.
Teammate Bob McNninns-n scored a record-tying six touch. single.
V915 '43 drop to the runner-up spot with 76. But Monday's losing Ed Vereb of the 21-11 effort against Edmonton Es- one touchdown less.
and a convert while McNamara The Cana-
l Oct. 15 show that Leake now ha; B3 points on eight touchdowns, 25 converts, three field goals and one
, has scored - 18 touchdowns-tops in the league --for his 78 points, six better than Lions. who has
superbly I. a
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The practice is not confined to baseball nor to the United States. Tennis crowds indulge in it at Forest Hills and Sydney. The abuse of Montreal hockey fans drove Bill Durnan. perhaps the greatest goalie the Canadlens ever had. out of the forum into
. (M and Don Newcombe J premature retirement. mklyn Dodgers. , HIGH SALARIES CITED i':'.."':L”..T.';i."15..t”'..':' vwws mg. ":0" ms plum or vrove-ll3.'”.'..'.'li”fi”'.':fi.l3 3...:3..'."i.i E lure. Two have been namedl',..nd,g.m-1 wolf luck "-3". um; .51 vatluahlie tip trial:-dlepsuel In no athletes are paid handsomdy dig”! 3!" t 9 T 5 3 l-W enough to endure any epithpta in up or he -wnrd this I,eI- um their way. The implicat . is that the customers provide the players' salary and are entitled to sound off.
Accepting their view of them- I in to t thl ti sion of injuries and drew boos zlitfriprllsse. (Tile: cla1n l:nl;nc3nclTld: m some of the faithful for his that the business sense of the raising output at the plate and members of the anvil chorus is even worse than their temper. Williams and Newcomhe
expression of contempt for log down their morale is unlikely rts writers who had attacked to increase their value to the firm. in their columns. His spirited some of the same fans com- for a seventh batting chani- plain they're paying too much in nshlp did not earn the forgive their tickets. They wouldnix annoy s of his critics for the spitting too many of their neighbors I l50df-'8- " they decided to save their monq Md Newcombe. who won more and stay home.
to resist,ths lure of a parlay that can pay up to 50.000 to one. FIW click, though the turnover is tro- mendous.
The Cesarewltch. Inaugurated in the days when Britain's rela- tions with Russia were cordial. h named for the son of a Czar of Russia in the time when the Sov- iet still had a monarchy. Curri- petitlon is so close that the win- ner seldom pays less than lo-1.
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