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Ver-| The feature of the game was/ versity of Mississippi. apart from ours — only because} with strong - armed Ronnie United States Thursday the opening lap ; Ont. petrelbum enscslive sad his pe Rg agrer sg aoeiee steady fielding bb’ The Aloueties, overloaded with | we have Tom Hugo and Bob Mac-|. se {+ That. symbol of world speed- the throttle wide|son James. The Thompsons un- a re inlet ee na fen | nrowas. They committed ost jcentres bet locking fer ground-| ellan at centre. But I suppose|" > i= Torunio's quarterbed boat had been held| open and came right back with| successfully sought to wrest the sing toe, > Harting eae ane eae hee ie one | gaining strengti, wanted to trade| they didn't want to do anything | Slot the Als anticipate a bey nit from ent tan” eae ia Yous’ Game pertest I in 1958." Tast erpit fect Northcliffe of Enviand, donated to started for the Tigers but was) 9 a.m.—Indians vs. Dodgers Carleton. But ioe fied dome See ee ee end ee oe ee ae eee he: Suvertest fi the| through the llth he ran laps in| the first, won the second and lost| international in 1908, | replaced by Johnny Bordage in| 10.30—Robins vs. Gulls .. .... tad dial adie Posed wight nd | a back of the line of scrimmage. ‘Wird-and deciding race al! alone, | the 106-108 m.p.h. range. the third of the required three| England which tried ight times| the fifth. These youngsters were , . champion Mave-| With Maverick out of it, Hay-| races. to recapture the troohy from} tagged. for a combined tote! of ATTENTION having broken down on the| ward, an Ontario chicken farmer Shanty, owned by oilman-sports-| Wood and his Miss Americans} twelve hits. John Rogers, Bill ‘a th of the 15, threemile laps. | who drives spvthaae for the|}man William T. Waggoner of ag up after Kay Don's defeat | Weatherbie, Robert MacNutt HOG RAISERS CORD SPEED =a. eased ‘his craft back! Phoenix, Ariz., repelled Supertest' in eat tied Mung, each hed } ; dé Canadian driver Bob Hay- qo its winners. nana Ge io tee ete] “|. "Ginger” Breedan led all bat- 's ' Special One Week Only ae fad, pushed his erat 22D "i ies. lo Giants Twice; | ters, with s riple and a pair of |departure for /his home in Mat") move. We offered them a chance] |——-_ MASTERMIX HOG GROWER T ‘worth record of 104.098 m.p.h. ‘|a home run for the losers as | various ing endeavours were 10 Bag Lots—Cash $3.35 ewt. anyway. cs well, presented by him at Queen Eliza- of the Major and Minor leagues, _ The 45-mile race is“a test of | Wayne Ross and Bill Weather-| beth Park last evening. Dr. Alan | t¢ Y's Men winning in botn div- Se Se 20d stamina of men Ww ite Sox Down Boston bie made fine catches for theif) Stewart, coach of the Intermedi- — little ~ le, sctiiiieah DILLON & -SPILLETT LTD. __Supertest won the 2 : Seuuie. Meubeshy autichal trom|babent of tie. chee ie DF. Moe cae comes SiS 9 bested CHICK HATCHERY | Taces Tuesday, w i % ‘ ate ; ; : ‘or ect attendance as C ; backstop mound trophy for their ictory ; a 70 Queen Sit. Chariolictown Ber aa Carcuch 12 lng that) 2, TE CANADIAN PRESS The Giants, who had dropped a| second straight triumph over the| ft ‘ine Browns into a tie with] over the Juniors in the series for 1m at the little league games. ee. petty ” The lowly Philadelphia Phillies | 10-inning game in Pittsburgh Wed-| Braves. Lindy McDaniel, in Giants in thei~ best of th-ee|the town championship 7. handed league leading Giants a|nesday, night, ‘looked bedraggled » me to) Re Gia Driver Bill Stead came tearing) double jolt "Thursday sweep ing a vies: and manager Bill Rig- ce genes hs Gm ates. Re ee ar nek ‘os teen oo soenaiaan a . ‘oon eal ee ee weeneseey wie both ends of a‘doubleheader 7-2|ney lashed out at Giles for ord-| ‘ok over in the sixth and blanked) po.c0<. Gallant for leading the batters gpey avery Rapeneedbers song Pome Jering the games to be played fol-| the Braves the rest of the way.| | Walter Macinnis started for |in that series. Dave Brophy won Ties Sepertest. with Hayward The twin loss sliced the Giants’ | lowing a night contest. j Don..McMahon, third Milwaukee] the losers but gave way tojthe F. Earle MacDonald trophy The Phils snapped a 1-1 tie in|burler, was the loser. The Cards| Brooks Claybourne in the! for most valuable player in the
“gambling all the. way,” never dropped below 105 m.p.h. until Mayerick fell out Thursday.
W now a jaunty 78, saw
ss ancine US. defeat, and “It is a good ame it will revitalize
bela it competition. We had it ‘the trophy) too long.
half.
lead over idle Los Angeles Dodg- ers to two games. Milwaukee's third place Braves, despite a 5-4 defeat by St. Louis, reduced its. deficit to 342 games.
In the only game played in the American League, Chicago's White Sox defeated Boston 5-1 to boost ‘their first place margm over Cleveland to a game and a ONE ts RASH OF HITS 4
The usually punchless Phillies broke out in a rash of extra base hits pounding Giant starters Mike McCormick and Allan Worthing- ton off the mound to snap a six-
National League president Warren Giles ordered the doubie- header played following last Sun- day’s washout between the two
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that one we may have ‘EM THE RUN.“ coach was speak- ing of San Francisco Giants, who ut their National League lead m the block today in the first of | } three-game series.
At stake is the pennant.
“We can’t depend on anybody
"We gotta beat ‘em ourselves.”
The Giants and Dodgers meet | ix more times this season. After he three game series here they | cae os Sen Francisco Sept. 18-|
Robin Roberts fo Have Checkup
PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Robin Roberts is going to undergo an mmediate physical checkup ard rill not accompany Philadelohia Yhillies on a western trip start- mg in Pittsburgh tonight.
John Quinn, Phillies general Manager, announced Thursday hat the 32-year-old’ pitcher prob- ibly would go through a series of | ests as Jniversi
as an out-patient at Temple ity hospital.
heck of the squad disclosed that | an excess of sugar A Phillies spokes- he club had no idea | pitcher’s trouble ams
Quinn lecided upon when a routine Roberts
had arom said ¢ the
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“’We gotta take four or five of those games to stay in the race,” said Dressen. “We still gotta chance for the pennant, but we gotta lick the Giants to do it.”
The Dodgers have a slight edge in today’s skirmish. They have two days rest under their belts while the Giants arrive from the /eastern wars after a double header with Philadelphia.
The Dodgers shoot their ace righthander Don Drysdae algainst San Francisco. today.
The Giants are expected to counter with Sad Sam Jones, a curve - balling righthander who | gives righthanded batters night- ™mares.
Moore Seeks Second’s Licence
the sixth inning of the opener when Joe Koppe smashed a home run. Before the inning was over the Phils had four more runs, in- cluding a four - bagger by Gene Freese. Jim Owens went the dis- tance, giving up seven hits for this 10th victory.
Don Cardwell outpitched Wor- thington in the second game for tis eighth triumph. All the scor- ing was done in the first inning. Willie Mays put the Giants ahead with a home run, his 22nd of the season but the Phils came back with two on a walk to Solly Drake, a single by Koppe, a eacri- fice fly amd Wally Post's scoring single.
Ken Boyer drove in four runs and Joe Cunningham cracked four hits to spark the Cards to their |
Jack Dempsey Isn‘t Seeking Role Of Czar
NEW YORK (AP)—Jack Demp sey isn’t seeking the role of na tional boxing czar but he indi- cates he wouldn't turn down such , a job if it were offered.
former heavyweight champion said Thursday in an interview | over rads station WOR. “I would! like to see such a position created but there are many people more
qualified than I am to do the
“My whole aim is ti see that the fighters and public are pro- tected,” the Manassa Mauler said “Tf it’s found that any person has done something detrimental to
| boxing the should be barred for
life. “I am in favor of strict laws
to clean up the game and I am in favor of a powerful national
commissioner.’
Boat Seized — By Officer
SUMMERSIDE Fisherie:
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probe a €4 tie im the cighth on | Series.
unningham’s triple and Boyer’s Bob presented the Little sacrifice fly. Boyer also hit a| Flood led the Browns’ assault | League /trophies to the three-run homer.
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protection officer Norman Mac- Leod seized a lobster fishing pion, has asked for and can have| boat Wednesday night about four a second’s licence to work in the| miles off Sea Cow Head. The corner of Charley Scott for Scott’s|boat was operated by Theodore 10 round bout against Garnett/“Leo D” Arsenault of Welling- ton. A charge of using the %- Moore wired promoter Herman) foot boat to fish two consecutive Taylow: “If I can~ secure a lic-|lobster seasons will be laid, ence to second Charley Scott, 1| against the accused. | would be happy to fly.in and work}. The seizure was made from a im his corner.” motor launch of the fisheries pa- The Pennsylvania State Athle-|trol boat C.G.S. Lamna in which
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have his license as soon as he filed an application. Scott and Hart,
tively, hope the winner will get ss crack at champion Don Jor-
Iverson, firsi
The boat has been towed to an.
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