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donmen refused to call it quits and they began closing the gap ‘and served notice to: everyone including the Pale Hose that this

race is far from over. Francona is belting the ball at a merry clip and his

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LOUISVELLE, Ky. (AP) — Ru- dell Stitch, seeking a shot at the title, meets unde-

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HRs: Bit—Boyd

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In passing, it may be mention- ed that Meadow Al was the only free-legged pacer of the starters and it is a high tribute to Joe O'Brien's that he was able to make such a showing with him in such a field

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And here is something about the runners that may be interest- ing to our readers. At York, Eng- land, on August 20, a real upset was staged when Paddy's Sister —from Ireland, of course—won the six-furlong Gimtrack Stakes. It was England's top race for two-year-olds and was the fourth straight stake triumph for Pad- dy’s Ssister.

(2), Nieman (15) New York 100 001 010-3 12 2 Cleveland 400 020 00x—6 6 &

ward; MecLish 16-6 and FitzGer- ald. HRs: NYk-Throneberry (6), Lopez (19). CleColavito 2 (37), Power (10).

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Chicago 210 401 000— 8 T1 © Cincinati 130 000 110-6 10 0 Buzhardt, Henry .8-6 (2), Elston (7) and Neeman; Purkey, 10-14 Schmidt (4), Brosnan (5), Acker (8), Pena (9) and Bailey. HRs: Chi— Noren (2), Neeman 20; Cin—Pendleton (3), Lynch (17). International League

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Richmond 010 000 000-1 3 3 Jackson and Baich; Short,

James (9) and Darrell Johnson.

Ford 13-7, Blaylock (6) and Ho-|.

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Interest had been building up for weeks, and the horse that was expected to win—Mighty Lee, that recently set up a track pacing cord at Charlottetwn of 2.03 finished third and fifth. no reflection on the driver, as he had to mile against horses that were al- most equal in speed This was a race in ers’ tactics paid off. dash saw Mighty Lee, dri George Callbeck, try to lead from Convair, and they raced neck and neck to the half.

Convair’s winning mile in the first dash in which Dave Grat- tan finished second. Mighty Lee (Callbeck) was third ig the first.

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