Sal Maglie Battles For 
     
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     . Th” C””"”it 7 TUCSW A.” W”-Sal The Cl"el""d- W0" "one and lost 2 against the spring sun recalls um 
     
     i re 3.33.2311. Tiifllii.   ..”:s'.?:. ..3.?.lf...”.2.".:” i.'.1'Ji"”?.l'i'  he   seem to we in 
     
     i s V P l' 9 3 38 le self when I joined the club. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . . as a starting pitcher with Cleve- ' go rs ' " 
     
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     land Indians. have in iininnin. Magne s:;'ll1eg:roi:eg:;iat:vnris.a chance to start 
     
     The Tribe signed Maglie last Tu sday. ' 
     
     year after the Giants dumped him 1 want to make the club as a LOPEZ AG-REEABLE 
     
     old starter. I've been working out for 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
              
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     BY JACK HAND , Naturally. Rivera didn't ratciin the 1954 World Series. 
     
    

    
     T,-xii,ipA, icia. (Ap)..Aiic,- gii ihLu,llillISell. He should have, for only The record hunks show Maglie 
     
     fussing and feuding between chi.-none other outfielder tn the majors won ill and lost (our in 1950, his 
     
     cago white so); and New ioikitopped his totalnof 22 assists inifirst big year in the majors. He 
     
     Xankees iiigi season, 1130 ,0,-l,,i5.i i935. That was Willie Mays of Newipiled up siicccssive records of 234 
     
    
   
   
    
     sion's recent investigation of the 
     
     New York Boxing 
     
     Guild. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BOUT WILL GO ON 
     
    
   
   
    
     , NEW YORK (AP)--The London fined 35.000 and de rived f is "3 midSea50n- The 38-year - Mana er Al Lo e. 
     
     Sporting Club, promote of Monday treasurers licence. D 0 h Tigi"-i:3"d9l' had W0" 9 and 105i 5 a few days and I i991 Heat. Right senor iho's alwlziyzs iillliklllghllll 
     
     night televised fights at St. Nich- The verdict of a trial which her 1" mils R” New York WWI 1, mink I C” make "2" , Something to give the Tribe gn- 
     
     olas Arciia. uas fined 15,000 and gun Jan. 24 was announced by Jiil- .E9..a.i).lE'1'.eLl.'L.g.Ea'"eS I9," Magllei um and lanky. Squintmi; other pennant. is ready to give 
     
     had its lici-in-e revoked by the New ius Helfand, chairman of the com- ' "' Tillllaglie a chance. 
     
     York Mhliilic Commission Tues- missi0n- o ”Sal came to us at a tough time. 
     
     . day. Matchmaker Tex Sullivan's Eight charges were filed orlsi RIVeI"a Says Hank Bauer Has We realize he was under terrific 
     
     licoiice was revoked and Willie daily by the commission with a - pressuref Lopez said. "if he 
     
     9iil0nb0I'E. former partner, was ninteta attlgedllattar. Thse chtargescncl;   . A L lfniilntsgutiii earn a starting spot now. 
     
     ' o” mm-mm-T cus e on on poring u w I A S me no." I 
     
     , . with consortipg with known erim-   n ' ' I Lopez has vlvld recollections of i 
     
     i  S  mats and impeding the commis- iMaglie on the mound. especially Q 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Hockey Program 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Oiili ariiiiiy Nlulyd (0,. the Because of TV 'C0lTllTlllll'lPl'i'i5iillg to hear a Sox player huiiiling aiY0l'k Giants With 23- and 13-8. liieii siiiiried to 8-9 in l 
     
     l Arigiig iniiiiy is an Exhibit, (Dumoritl, the cuiumissioii permii.- compliment in a yani,-i.L. i 0 RECORD 1953 and i ii: a H-ti mark in 1954 l 
     
     Hliim 0 ii. ni 5.00 nm. bringing in, ted next weeks bout between Gene. But that's what Jiin liiiera diiii5ET OWN Winniiiz four against the Dodgers, i 
     
     0 ; gritlier iii... ivi..Ji,.nv5 Jnvenna Polrer and Danny Jo Perez to golwhen he singled out iiuiik i;,..,.L.,- Uii Jungle Jlm.'EIS the boys call inml Mr sv-rrees-.?: i, 
     
    

    
     and Jack A.-ci.ii;ii,ii'S Midget, OIL There W35 "0 llldlC3l-l0ll Wilal New York as the enemy iiiitlicliler 91" W059 this W”"0i' 1" M9 I 
     
    
   
   
    
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     -i iioiii t-.5 3 vii i . - would be done after that. with iii. iiesi, thirniiiing 3- in. where he played with Bolihyl Y k H r 
     
     l lm N K gmng an out Ted Cott, vice-president and gen. ii...e..c2.. BasebailLC;ig'i:(i-T1 m ( Avila's Mexico City Reds, pcnnaiiil     
     
    
   
   
    
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     N" d Hey gwap 2081 eral manager of the Dumoni Corp. on imve winncrs in the Mexican Vcruci'u'I.l  ff  i 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     iiies for the i-ipiiim; session ' n . ' ' What authority docs iiii . 
     
     said. however. We, definitely will for rating arms? lVt'll. he it-u iiio league. lie set a batting rot-oi-d 
     
     continue Monday night fight tele lleague's outfielders in 3,515.. iasi with a .443 average and stole 29 
     
    
   
   
    
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     i e . i t 0 0 . iv..;.iiii..- n,.,.,nnnnn0 Bantam nvaistlngi ind almost certainly llliseasgn and is acimmi-i9,i.y.,..i in be ba;(Iels. fie stolekhomc aeven times. 
     
     .0 .. p .  '  3 - 0 . lo i;Ai,i,i..g uni J: .0 K;  J - eyv or . j ione of the best and inmi (l.'riiii.1, 9 938"? NW5 W973 35 h S  I 
     
     ,.... , . ' .. n.7 ........., ........ .. nnmns Wm: snmi: mwililin-S585  ' our first action will he to aiigniiuise piimiei-5, no icd iiie iclngiie streak hitter. Last August he raked   
     
     sawchuk S.I.o S  S Tr y;.5i,.,-(iuyy W,” nun, at Bnrnonrs ourselves with a promoter pr0pci'ly'.with 25 stolen bases, the itchers at a .77 clip for Sul 
     
     4 p Y Remember when ST PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)- ii 
     
    
   
   
    
     gnnnmnms at 5.4: i 1 700 'm0 licensed, then we will decide nnl Rivera list. the but In gam 5, yet finished the season ivithi 
     
     rcsiiei-lively ll'llClll'tlm(llllJy vpyill the S,m,"; we may continue al 51-ithls: 5 5 arms le 
     
     President A, E, Giimy oi" me make the trip to (iimiiiaiicl to cross N..y:L:L&..Lick 5' 1. 
     
    
   
   
    
     li .294.8VeT389. 22 Willis below his Manager Casey Stengel said Mon- 
     
     i95ii figuriak . ,rlay his New York Yankee pitch- 
     
     2 A1 Knlnlni Dmmn RIIVCPEI 8:951 deep Pride in liiriing staff is stronger than last year. 
     
    

    
     Sm 9" 359 ii 9- i lie named five certain starters, 
     
    
   
   
    
     , , ., .. 3'.MickyMtl.NrYk .. . ,. . 
     
     years ago today, denied having pro- lil(Ii1 games. Both Bantam and EDMONTON (CP)TThe Pram” "After llie fijlslt Eli...-El Ydorpul ave?agy(:mc:rkll(i;lr'iiiey(r)lin:a'iIllts15;: lgllllliey Fi3ii:L,,Bobioimg1ey' Eommfi 
     
     v . c. y c ermo an 
     
    
   
   
    
     tested the inclusion of two Winni- Junior teams are so 211 . are enjoying their second period of . - . . . 
     
    

    
     peg players in the English team aliiins and Cape Tll.'n1'('il'se 8:53:55 mild weather since the first weekig:;inl:.,l2:gllningijni'gi?Col:-KE31'ie"iendlll know youncan be mlslt m one (.je'lDon L""5"i' Fmd Sun is 5 h9id' 
     
     which won the Olympic title. always turn in a good game so of November. Mild air was drif- ne'Snin um ,  nfve an ', Panmemv , he Said. I get) kick oiit. but Larsen and Mebermotl 
     
     Jimmy Foster and Alex Art-hi-i' fiins will be assured of good, snappy ins fl'0m the W953 int” Aib9”1llcnunt Minnie l(lfl)lllll!l)5SL(), Irlcis lliciieesnol lllrlllolarigclmtllllgnon baFeg' sllealmg Shae. Slgxised this mowing 
     
    

    
     . . - .. - . - - e comm ome w ” i ' 
     
    

    
     Sclglgtatgilili  England in defeatiiigihuikey tonight at Ciapaud Rink, Tuesday and to a lesser degrceliiie very best nut he-S nn my side. some gnnd nmel. like George Kill: only gifg ;i”F:i,,f"'jnf,i”.l?nrI,e;'f.'5 
     
    

    
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     I don t have to run against him. singles. lstengel said. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Goalie Terry Sawchuk of Boston 
     
     Bruins moves in to snarl wild puck 
     
     (reflected by camera flash) being 
     
    
   
   
    
     centre is Boston's Bob Annstrunr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     B t d d L is 3-1. . . . , , 
     
     05 on mppe ea (Cr, Photon CAHA, landing at Halifax on re- sticks Willi Lupe 'ir:iii-i-so Bantam 
     
    
   
   
    
     turn from the winter Olympics 20 aml lntcimetliates Ill two oxliih. PRAIRIES THAW OUT 
     
    
   
   
    
     played by Dick Duff (17) of Toronto 
     
     Maple Leafs during National Hoc- 
     
     key League game 'in Toronto. At 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rough Riders Ink N.Y. Yankees Sign 
     
     lohn Wozniak Maury Mcbermoit "j';f,::' '::,'ef'::  
     
    
   
   
    
     nE(;iN,g' (cpi..Jnnn n ni in A d D L cobs, star quarterback of Winni- 
     
     340.90."-ii-i cent,e,iinenn!Yerz' gas '1 on  peg Blue Bombers from 1950 to 
     
     ilmed with Saskatchewan Rnngn, 1954, has been given his outright 
     
     rider: of the Western Interprov- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) release by the Westei'nInterprov- 
     
     lnalal Football Union for his Pitchers Maury MCDerm0il and ”mai F'mtba." U"l”ll 01".” 
     
     i0l-Eih 5E8S0n. club president Don Don Larsen signed New York M3"3E9l' Bill B0l.V"l Said Tll95' 
     
     McPherson announced Tuesday. Yankee contracts Monday just in day hmbs will be free t” make 
     
    

    
     An all-Amei-can guard in his time for the opening session for 3 dc” ii" mmsem 
     
     final year at Alabama, Wozniak pitchers and catchers. Jawbs had bee" pl" M wail” 
     
     had iiro experience at Brooklyn. Four pitchers, Whitey Ford, Bob 9'5 by Btlmbem 
     
    
   
   
    
     New York and Dallas before Grim, Jim xonsiaiiiy and Tom 
     
     Soccer Results 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' joining Riders. Morgan. have not yet signed and 
     
     LONDON tReuters)-Results of 
     
    
   
   
    
     . they became official holdouts. 
     
     McDermott, acquired in a trade 
     
    

    
      Scores with Washington, is believed to . . 
     
    

    
     , have been given n 520000 nnnst soccer games in the United King- 
     
    

    
     Foilowlng are scores fired at the from the 313000 he xeceived from dom Saturday: 
     
     Armwries W Febwary 22"d- by Washington 'Larsen who had a ENGLISH LEAGUE 
     
     the Charlottetown Small Bore rifle 9.2 record fn, the inst two mnnin-n DiVi8i0il 1 
     
     dub" Next mam Wm be Feb" mu" of the season also was boosted Binnmgham C 3 Portsmouth 2 
     
     0 C133; 1 ' Burnley 0 Cardiff C 2 
     
     about S1000. to Sl2.000. but there Charlton A 1 Blackpool n 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Eric Coles 07 ' - Luton T 1 Huddersfield T 2 
     
    

    
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     Geo MacLennan Nun wehhed 226 why in E fyd Newcastle U 2 Arsenal 0 
     
    

    
     Ralph Jenkins Sliinn is 9" e "' 6” 9 Preston N E 0 Manchester c 71 
     
    

    
     Ralph Kennedy 951 " ”'”P- Sheffield U IS Wolverhampton w 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mary MacLennan 
     
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     Barnsley 2 Blackburn l 
     
     whristol C 1 Leicester C 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ted 5”” Bury 3 Hull Citv 2 
     
     Pf(';;s:AalclNuil 90   Fulhamvvs Nottingham F mid 
     
     Ray Andrew 92 v lLeeds L 2 Sheffield W 1 
     
     Erin Wilson 01 Middlesbrough vs Lincoln C ppd 
     
     Gerald Hnnnnn i SEATTLE (AP)-Seattle AmerE- Notts C 3 Doncaster R 2 
     
     Due wood cans. a professional hockey team, Port Vale 3 Plymouth A l 
     
     Percy Hooper riinve challenged the Russian 0lym- Rothei-ham U vs Stoke C ppd 
     
     Cinsn In pic champions to a series in Seattle Swansea T 1 Bristol R 2 
     
     Had Inga hut Monday they ran hcad-on into west Ham U 2 Live,-pooi 0 
     
     Winston Smith as 3 V9” Division Ill (Southern) 
     
     Terry Knudsen l M Leaderi Pnsmem M the W95” Aldershot 2 Coventry C 2 
     
     Juanita Jay iiiii?"l Hiwke-V L?”8"e- Said the Ame" Brighton and ii 2 Watford 3 
     
     Fred Hooper Bllimnlm muldnl em" 8",? lorelgn Crystal P 0 Brentford 2 
     
     Bnnn Jenkins 08 allances without an o ay from Ipswich T 1 Gnnnghnm 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     him, from the owners of other 
     
     teams in the league and from the Newpa" C 0 Cmchester U 0 
     
     H. G. Judson ,Intcrnational Hockey Association. gzgggmgtolg I llnxseiigihegdou I 
     
     A" Mnnnnnnin Mi Leader stepped in before the ' n 
     
     C" Si Baiteam could even get a reply from Shmwsbllry T 3 M IW5" 1 
     
    

    
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     a" has spiked similar offers from Sill-liilalllllmll 5 Reading 2 
     
    
   
   
    
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     g'illrhfrei:;?: some Canadian hockey teams. T0l'(lllRY U 1 N0l'WiCil C 1 
     
     Ten lrwain . The Seattle team's cablegram to Wi"all 0 Bourncmoutli 0 
     
     Mm Cnrvu. illulgzinin in Moscow said in part: DQIPISION Ill (Northern) 
     
     Ken Jnnsnn "In the interest of furthering ln- Bradford C vs Bradford ppd 
     
    
   
   
    
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     medium of athletic endeavor. we Derby c 4 Gateshead 1 
     
     extend an expense paid invitation Haiigax T V5 Grimsby ppd 
     
    
   
   
    
     Percy Storey 
     
     p Errol Walsh 
     
     Paul Warren 
     
    
   
   
    
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     2?? wgtgginggln nteam to meet the Seattle Amerl- Siuninnrne U V5 3001,0019 ppd 
     
     Dave Currie illliuans in 3 be5t'tw0'9m"'ee fangs Slockporo C 4 Barrow 1 
     
     Gun” smith 00,111 Seattle in early April. . . working" 3 Ti-mime". R ii 
     
     Ivan Hill on The Cnblrsmm "eslecied '0 "'9" Wrexham 5 Ciirllsle u 2 
     
    
   
   
    
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