t, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Yankees And White Sox l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tuesday to stay two games apart 
     
    
   
   
    
     4 
     
    
   
   
    
     3 
     
    
   
   
    
     ainst four wins. held a 2-1 lead 
     
    
   
   
    
     tin the American League pennantpfor the Tigers until Doby. appar- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mec while Cincinnati temporarilytently off on his annual mid-sum-; 
     
     moved into-a virtual tint . gigcelmer tear, hammered his sventh 
     
     tie with Milwaukee in the National lhomer following. singles by Pierce 
     
    

    
     The Eadie” hi”, I n" y mland Minnie Mtnoso 
     
    
   
   
    
     lead built up by Wally Poatls. 
     
     grand slam homer. then bounced 
     
     back to defeat Chicago Cubs. 8-6.. 
     
     with two runs in tbe,1oth inning.j 
     
     The victory Rave Cincinnati a .581 
     
    
   
   
    
     started five times and had lost 
     
     four since he won his toth against 
     
     Baltimore nearly a month ago. De- 
     
     lroit's unly earned run wasFrank 
     
     Bolling": 10th home run. 
     
    
   
   
    
     single and scored on White's sac- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pierce had , 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cardinals went on to knock Mil- 
     
     waukee out of first place 4-2. The 
     
     Milwaukee loss boosted C' 'nnati 
     
     into first place. half a game ahead 
     
     of the Braves. 
     
    

    
     The Rndlegs had defeated Chi- 
     
     cago in an afternoon game. The 
     
     Cardinals triumph left them in 
     
    
   
   
    
     5.00193 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dodgers Down 
     
    
   
   
    
     third place. a game behind Cin- 
     
     cinnati and half a game behind 
     
     the Braves. 
     
    
   
   
    
     his fourth straight triumph but 
     
    
   
   
    
     Flyers 8 To 2 
     
    
   
   
    
     lobby Simmons, the Dodgers in the third when they jumped on 
     
    
   
   
    
     Boston-Ch'iown Boxers Due 
     
    
   
   
    
     lug boxing card at the Sports 
     
    
   
   
    
     wtllaendtheniintotheringina 
     
     boxing match that has an appeal- 
     
     lnl International flavor. 
     
    
   
   
    
     in; out of Boston nd bearing the 
     
     rqiutatton of the toughest boxing 
     
     circles in the New England States 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arena will arrive in the City this 2 
     
     afternoon to await the gong which . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Billy Maya and Dick Hall fight- i 
     
    
   
   
    
     will arrive around four o'clock ac- l 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     man are -arriving today for the 
     
     tight and word has it that Silver- 
     
     tnan. who ta'sweet on Dick Hail. 
     
     wants to see his boy dispose of 
     
     llccluaksy on short ordcrlor 
     
     Iilvermaa has plans of pushing 
     
     the young Hall up the ladder for 
     
     a crack at the Middleweight 
     
    

    
     to within the next 
     
    
   
   
    
     two years. , 
     
     The rising Hall will meet a 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Midget 1. somm 
     
     Boaoboll Practice 
     
    
   
   
    
     All players wishing to play 
     
    
   
   
    
     ri ' , V . '0 ' umsskuutouuunt-t”TmMmom Filid 
     
     is a c 
     
    

    
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     .. In , e e S e a U S O or   U rs a I ,., ,;,,,,.,,,,. .,,  
     
     .'l crow II I mm- of at W99 - 1 pl C Ill lnllintl EC no- 11. , er I renotla I I 0 lillltl 1' . O I WI er: 
     
      I! Til ASSOCIATED PIES! & d f h ld k 't hed ' ' ' of pert t ch.;h0uBto Gugnlhn Wulnughy Jul 3 1957 Th I t d l tr bringing hll fi&t.e II Sam htpmslhlm h.Tel.h.l:  .0 
     
     ;' New York Yankees and Chicago dayin Baltimore history hit hall Tuesday night and then T . 'n ' y lbehind them the priitclpal oomba'- Bilverrnaa. the iezlinge eloatoa have a strain team to enter in" 
     
     1' Whtta Sox rallied for victmtaa Frank l.ary.iosin;.- his ltltll lost his magic but the St. Lotda tanta for tomorrow night's excit- ilght promoter and Mrs 8llver- our city League. so please do 
     
    
   
   
    
     your upmoat to attend. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     COMPLETE 
     
     TIRE. SERVICE 
     
    
   
   
    
     !' percentage to sea for M: mi... THREE HITS McDIniel. tin blah school boy. amazing young right.-hander aet Md-Bin '0' W0 "H15 0" W0 him nompgnied by mu mm ,,-5 mg seasoned veteran when he goes - 
     
     jll which played St. Louis in one oil The Rcd Sox were held to three Signed bit the COM! I IINJI 0VII'ldown the my", on gun .;x W, Walks and passed balls were his I train of muowe”. 3 agohilt McCluahey. Durhathe New Tim. 
     
     I N" "km ham” 0" "" NL ”Md' hi” by MW" (0a""'" Pawuaj Md . month um "and the uni 1' last night to give the Dodgers an downmfl. Tiiey hgotG;'Tlmhei-l Huh Sometime durinl the afternoon put nude Cob” hu "Wad out Retreads 
     
     tl nip, ' Russ Kvrnnicrer. But Wlule. who men to face him. He had 29.2t1. - y g 8- in the ourt hw en IHIS altoh.ha' Cobey Mccmkey and Don ..Duck.. quite a reputation with his gloved 
     
     pg. g,,,.,kh,, gas at N”. york in has taken in tvcarini: glasseslylllile 730: 11289;: Cimwd 9,:t."" "”5;:"l;in?::lgy”?:eI:lyi::i  mg:  age 30:29?-2 lggdgz dgl: Trainor will motor into the City hum ma me” hd"d' "'0 VI” Used Tires 
     
     ." tho "they, Philadelphig md pm... batting. Quill? through twu-e In the :3 use; lmaldl um.!si tag on t e . hm over the nm '0” mmn.zS but bnawm two am In the mm mu. "om their tram” camp in Ha”. tgrieakover the hiihly rated Yvon 
     
     p bur”, W”, M. lchedukd. ;clutch in the fifth. Jackie Jensen  M S  t. in m and mu" sixth when he l”('m.ed mg ibm were only able to scan lax where both boys have been ""1 ' d . db . 1 Tubes 
     
     0" TM fir" ' Pu" Ynh mi" dpubled And "Med on Wm". nth ;l;pe.T kl  t . three more hits one run that one came in when w"'kl”' 9'" 0” ”Ve”1 W991” 1" Cobeytheclmiimd Durddlm 950 ' 
     
     ll. ”'""' "M" Mhi"d '"d mmny mm” hive dlh We y y H our Donnie MCLaih went the distance Callaghan walked with the bases P"p'""im I” "m big ngh" Ftlwlnndfe . mm W eweum Rubber welding 
     
     i "nap"! "W pesky Bammon Orb. In "W wwnlhv Jensen milkmtt ts m to M0 "um C '”'v"for the FI er and av u eiuhl lo ded Handraha struck nut to MCCWSKIEY R05 against lollllh u e . on ya" l.t"m".ch- 
     
    

    
     tiles 5-4 on a two-run douhl bv E04 In third on Prank Vlailones up a total of five hits in gaming Y S F1 P P I 3 - , , " v t g , ed another highlight of his career Batu-icing 
     
     1 ' 9 - hits. he struck out seven and ualk- end the inning. The last four runs.DlCk HE”. 8 yvunil slugger In one 9 when he fought P.uley G,-mm in 
     
    
   
   
    
     his first triumph since June it 
     
     BOSTON WON 
     
    
   
   
    
     rt-ntazc mcr (.lPlCial1fl. idle along 
     
     with Kansas litt) 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ernie Banks plus a single run in 
     
     the seventh boosted the Cubs min 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ed Flatlcy's ciuluii-inning home 
     
     run, his lllh. ltcd lhc scorr and 
     
    
   
   
    
     old Sal Magllc fired a four - hitter 
     
    
   
   
    
     Monday night as Brooklyn Dodg-p 
     
    
   
   
    
     against Pittsburgh. 
     
     Out with a sore thumb since he 
     
     in 
     
    
   
   
    
     and and Simmons scored on anoth- 
     
     er passed hall. Kennedy singled to 
     
    
   
   
    
     with the first run of the game. 
     
     They got their last run in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     The llodgcrs ivcnl ahcarl to slay the inning. 
     
     h 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lanxiously In sce thcscmain boul- 
     
     lers. T'.XClfNllPni is becoming kron- 
     
    
   
   
    
     fnr ncarll 30 ycars has such it 
     
     lfcaturc bccn presented to island 
     
     liftht follaucrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     COREY Mr(tl.l 'b'KEY 
     
    
   
   
    
     that uetth't-r ni thc ('ilarl()llCltlll'n;Tom m Hamax and . victory 
     
     boys Mccluskey or Tralnor have.m,e.- the 20 ye" 5.11 tomorrow 
     
     much chance of going the limit. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Cnhe" last fought here in July, 
     
     1955. 
     
    
   
   
    
     inight would go along way in ad- 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     I 
     
     I on Mchttucalrl in the um for . - - v i - - - 
     
     l ' W "i - iv ' needed hei from reiiefer Hoyt ed 811- Wet"? smftd in the Sixth 1mImK- "9" "''""i Ml" ""009 TWHOP P!!!" Madison S uare Garden He was '1' l Si 
     
     ( ""5, Hralgm m(.(.,s5. 14".), yrifice II) to right. l-tank Sullivan P ' V y . . . I h. K.” y t . . '. :1) Cl . rung - ping 
     
     l I Dobyls three-run homer in the '.”'””-i” W ms. and muck nut wEll',l'lelmC' d 1 l t - at lYITl'i'leE riTlni,tY;n;7l1ledh:fl:(r0;lnf: Bio sltfdioiiilnoiiwhhpzsggigltfallmfnii13:0! sflllays T:aBl:ls0LllE'l-'he1:ll'ingr:u:a iiiethucondd Mm mflmiubetii mlihis' at ' 
     
     1' Nth”! dld H" mrk hr the whndeigm "I ma” his record 7-5 aim h 2 " In-In yr 0”: vi" ieau had walked and McLain had scored when Bobby Simmonsifight. The fighters will 'ot'k out 9 3” en' u" in n The Rep rm! 
     
     i' sol 402' W" nelro" " Bmy Ewe Bnsmn I 1-” record (M M t I tape”. E Ttonknm. Mm.'reached first on an error Kip tripled in deep left field LMacKin- It the Arena toniihl und7 hrrhelili Mic. Ch it 
     
     I m""9- MW ill? Alf: biggest uin- 09:1"? 5””'"d h L W H (1 "”I' "re" N "i Ready blasted a double down the non struck out and ll-lacllunald 0'Cl0Ck- - ,e,",,,.c5,, hzstwok 8: ;,tlei:o::d5?:,; 
     
     g.. . -. ome runs y (-9 asan - - t.... - V . , .  .' ..  gig ' 
     
     "" mm ”' ”'””"d "W ""5 rm NF-Vi YORK '-59'-l'0Il.V-:94!" first base line In drive Ill Ptncuu was ualkcd. Wayne moved to sec-'. BOXWL ll'l1"'5 MP lliilllnft over Jimmy skinner or New York, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Rnstnn defeated Washlnultlli 2-1 :c,,':,,, iii:..:i:',n(:;,';l22f:,1,,dh:.'i er: blanked N.ew.Ywrk Giants. 6-0. sixth inning when with the bascs drive in MacDonald. then ,Kt-n-ter as tight fans whcl tuou . A .(.ad.,,g mmnde, ,0, H” 
     
     with S:-immv While driving in both "ml pm”. ..,.(,sSE.d on pug.-5 Hm it was Maglies third victory and.ioa;1m iuapximmn ranic through uody srorcd on an error in round s1Dp('llll'K on the falilililllflfl of Ilw itzltl llrcatlx Hmton lul- Mu-mm, Middiewelght Champ. 
     
     .' runs in take third place in the ham” and ms s.,.(.0,,d(,f lhfv 59,. his llltsl COMP”-19 lam? Sin”? 015 with a singlc to score Ready. who out the scoring. Ken itlarllonalddhnllilllls I-l Seeing two lights of losers of Hays and Hall havetjom,-hip cohey has been working g 
     
     .l Arne-rir'an lmaztw by it 005 per- 30,, mm W. haw. lmm(.d first start of the season April 18 mm mg on M”. ,. singly and (um, ground”; (mg. in mm ton rounds on the samc card. No! indicated to fight officials herelom under the gu,dmue of bromer   
     
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     Whllcv Ford. who returned to - . . made his last aPP9ll'3”"P R T W7 0 .7 
     
     ll at-ttnn for the first time in six :::P,hi,:oi1;:,hfirr:)i(i,),i)cS(.;.'k l:1K:,..il;;::gl;:,(: May 30 doubleheader against the . And also becoming. itu-rcasmz Boxing Vlanruzcr ('lem (lmiilcylum-mg mp urea; of 27 you old 
     
     wc-pk: Wnnday "limp pirkm up one Hm and a walk ,0 Johnny Pirates. Maglie retired but rx-  clearer is the international aspect accompanied by Mrs. Crowley is Cobgy Mcciuskey. 
     
     ll his second relief victory in loss v  . - . mates in nrdet in Inc of the nine. . N - 
     
     i than 1'4 ltmtrs for Vevv Ynrk  r'.'.'f,,l,"L...”;,mi.,:iIhg..;,:,::il i""”lE'.5 RM dill "01 P9”"” 0 ”'"t .. . 1. I ., 6 n 70 VVIDAVWPW V 0 WA Wk L" " '”"h- - 
     
    

    
     '”17”"” B3"i"'”'iP The Velwa" bnlll Ill I'PilPl L ' twirl m rpaii-th lhiridii d dd ll Rh-SLLTS Tlhl:T1Tdnnd tint?)  gill) -  7 T  e   
     
    

    
     '''”'3"”" l4''' P”Vh9” "W la" The Cuhv Walls had a stntzle S ”””” ""' ”" ”" ' "” av Till? rusnns rm-:ss l - ti M-C ii on P t Y K W I 
     
    

    
     5 d n -9.1 at .' i . -  walk a batter in giving Brooklyn - ' t i ' Mcyci an . t .0 on... . as. 
     
    

    
     .t:: .':.:”r.:-'.: .22. t ” "' ::”.::'1.".:::;.:r'..:”t.:;. l"...';;: -    --um   :.-;v.;es.'.:';..:.n:  a   D d W- 
     
    

    
     77XtRm0k'-V" 19" K9” I"h"”" leaguer in hit for the cycle since h””d "I wnh W Giants” mm by Washington 001 000 000--l ti 0 Mk T 1 '0” 304) "mus ll 2 O  ' O  LAO 
     
    

    
     was the loser. although Mcl')mic- non W,,.H,., M 'hP (;m',,ts did it shutotits The Giants. hottest club 305")" M0 M0 mxmz J " Bot; ma H1030 om---H 9 0 a 
     
    

    
     uld's zamc-ulnmn: hit came of! anal”, plusmnuh on Juh. 1'. in the National l.ea;:ue duringp Pasmml Kommer” my and uval vrmamp N, Var ” IR! WASHINGTOV Huh -I wall” ,1”. 0 
     
    

    
     George Zuvcrink who lmt Wit?" 1934 A i "'0" ””"K ”'r”"zh the W951: h5":Bc-rlicret-V Qullivan and Willie ix m”-0 ' . J 0 g . (4 0'Mall ' :d C Hm" In I”-Hmh '    
     
    

    
     ' v. mm failed to score In their last ' t o ' and Pttznanlo. Host. Herbert t 93. tires! cm of Brooklyn Stark said Mttmnal LN-IEIIP nwn- & n 
     
     Mlrkm wamhi W h”r'iI Mr M n G1 I I if t Xi I) '1 I til 1 mg three i a Paswall and Voble W' Herbert l' Grub Dodgers told Convvres: "1 do not art: "arrngantli and it I 0 I 
     
     H"!-illnlflg hnmer llnn ay .”. .ttl' S w t mt . l' an- L: nntngs vi le os n . . . gy . r -, g' H - i. t J.  rt -- . V p p  ca ous y"l ' 
     
     The lam! drew N293 (ans. Int MI 1. y H" g "M mm” rook... lmw. Clucdfw 000 00' 0307774 if 1 llRs. Mtl-Lutry. .Buff-St:-vtart. .knnvt uhelher the Dodgeis ulll cast aside tradition when they   
     
     lDetroil not 000100 2 :5 2 shift in los An elcs next a: td 
     
     .. gt. ,. , . -. WW, 7  --W -e- - "we ---e-- Pierce and Moss; Lary and STANDINGS niytattpyl Vrnadegmcl stalemefn  3;!0LhLG;:;E:a:':1!D3:2:,"': P?" 8  P M 
     
     House. HRs: Dot - Bolling. Chi - g , .. in H , 1- . . , . 9 9' 
     
           000 mm .M 02 6 H 0 B, T";:m:fiT-(:?T.'er:grtie Pnabh l Leg. T(iiuastci:::))ulP is”-lut::)lkisIi,liKi(tlt'l1t1)niit'ei h'f'll1c subcommittee has been told . . . 
     
     IE8" mm M.  00:4 9 0 w L p". (;nL l proposed move of the Dodgers andl 0'Mallcy has dickcrcd with Sltia. 2-MAIN BOUTS-2 
     
     Event Of The Year Baseball Fans l  cm  nnmar  W wk " 25 -iii lilil” .?;;”t-i';:2l”.i” ”” t3””'."lI”f" '""" ' '"'”V   '0' NW0" '””'"5'”"”' ”””"'""'”G"" 
     
     tl"ori'l (fit and Berra; Johnson. 1.eh. Chltag” 44 27 t6 2 t ' . Sc ' .r-esp” V9 y" eecamnn M R""0k'-V" games 
     
     I ma" .9.p Zuvermk .11, and TN,  d 8:: 3:1 .539 am glilmlllzms-.i':l:l) of Professional sports whcxier the Dodgers stay put or. LOUIS "COREY" DICK 
     
     t'1i.tv-lull:-tuvtn's biggest fiattc r-urn:-r has Ag differ:-nt limit!) and. In this the land of plenty where andus. W: Ford. IA: Lehman. ll3Perr::" V:  500 10,: 0-Maluivv ,"m",d H dppcnds M gnowglllw hw d . 10 RDS. 
     
    

    
     event of the vcar in (late anti a rcrlaynli culnlcri In one Hall he the turret: are full of cars l N. u I I N! u. lhmmor. M 17 HQ” Whe resuhh of New York Klavm 10 it - " WW0 W-1llll'lL' I 
     
    

    
     ttzhl mi ulllrll hull" imP0""""5 Hill-'!I"S is 30 .VPFlN Old and ll 8! And D0091? ("W0 lbw" "' '"k' i. a 0” MK . . Kansas (Titv 26 '44 '.'l7.l l9'2 :R0berl Wagner's studies of ilhc trggt-erm mlmmmvnum don” con. C S e VT a 
     
    

    
     limo c-wont: nf the future is set for born In Buffalo NY and lives in less style. g f3ll)':'""al' 05'' "00 0'" 3' 0 '2 " wu'hifm"m' 2;, - :329 gal, lguumm, and 0,, iwheghc,-i,-L05 M, ,0" l'hnrDlh(i:i M? W WW” b""k' . 
     
    

    
     July ml at the Spnrts Arena. t Boston He is a southpaw and can . You would think when at a hall '(4h'L3BQ g 003 m0 m0 m0 '2 0. N.n,,,m, Lug", gates Wm be "my for major ha"-. I 6 o it-rs move In Lns An- I 
     
    

    
     Making his first appearance in box when he chooses but at tuner game thars'd he one famillar;(7(l3":3- htrecgnlan dl-lb ll-nwrcxtclet W L P”. G” M" "M sprm" - Vl'-'95- ; 153 1.35. cH'rowN I55 LBS. BOSTON 
     
    

    
     an Island ring. hick Hall battles he vtants to stun it out. after wln face. I l . tanc e: i an yatey; an Ciminnm m M in 1 Ear” L I; H (H, . ggm , Vg &  7 go 
     
    

    
     ('hm-lntletnunls mvn Coby llr- ning the Lotmll Sun Golden Gloves. But there's not a llfllie soul wttlun p 5;? Llnlemld 90- "mm-'"l ii”: Vmuwauka 42 3' V375 H gpmsldefn M  'PAdm i"('i::::l',- l DON "DUCK" BILLY 
     
    

    
     ttltukrv nvt't' lhI' lil muurl rt-ute. he kept in lI'lfll and entered tiha. a mile. m:l(:'S"aQv,i9;'al::f::;;'  3;E0s!::::'lsL Louis 40 .10 .171 I iheaguc, testified. that prnliablyl  Schedule i 0 10 EDS. 
     
    

    
     Thin no substitute for YE-Xhperlefllx Nreveh lullniilnil  goeumitifnrtnl-I. pt m y H 0 -MRI: Cimpoy. (,higwa”s' Banks. Bmoklyn  32 1:49 2:, HIV, M H", leuue.s "gm Imnw . I . 
     
    

    
     artnrdmg to legend VIi'1t( is M! o ampton. e K ve gone u ere u tc ev n Muwmk” 000 000 zmmz 5 3 Philadelphia 31 33 ..v29 4 .mn haw u, move ,1 the Damn," econd sec'.'on VS. 
     
    

    
     fit-lent reason for the odds merch.GIrdPns.APfll.1955M I 180 P011114-p Inga Just to watch the fellowua Hum" ml 020 10x4 !'2 X New york 3;, 33 -479 7:, 1nd Gian” R" '0 H" M,” Maury 
     
    

    
     guts to establish MPCltISl(GY all a .8? Ind FPMhPd 9" "M" by ”9''' MI! l hum Wm m d . Chicago 7,! 42 .354 l5'q WHERE 1-0 G0-1 ' " '1 15,; L3; CH-Town 154 L35 305-1-ON 
     
     alight TRYOTIIP over Hall He is tins 1! 3 I'0und1k0 0VfI' GUY DICUM And they really play a classy ' ' W": .3" (v”""pm5h,,,-,h 25 47 341 )7 .. . ' l "'”"'N'l"K W "W '4 lmllllr lnr Ihrt A r" l A 
     
    

    
     0 0 f Vi id Mas Crowl ointsl ' 5 lam; vi McD"'"N' w'""'"' ”” r A I dnnt knnw wliore they ran second section of the CIIV Qoflb ill 
     
     tiuntcd as 21 odds. Keen atudentsy0 - 3 P" - -3- Y 9 Elm! M bl". p p ,..,d H. smnh. w. V McDaniel L. International League mnve my he mid .Le V - t 3 1 
     
     , such as Plat-to Ifarris. Bob Talbert.I0Ul that "all his M477 Pl'0'fl3l0n But it really is depressing Wlthlswhnl HR. Sm; gunk '  w 1, pd. cm, H the Dodgters in tn IN A l HEW. I g t ”(;nq'wEmn1'g WELTERWEIGIITI 
     
     . and Tom Mc('luskey are firmly at lights that year. tun I menu in. silence all around; mm 04,, M 5504 ,, 1-Tornnlo 44 at .531 - we, Md 0,, mm ,0 5m',i,,.":j' nl;!fgl"f3'"Y- -'"'3' -in IBHHIV s W: s itouivns s noutms 
     
     - convinced copy will go the mutt-.hltler and he doesn't win; ling; The only. volca you hear's the NW york M 000 000.0 4 ,,aunslo 42 as .550 2 mm 0.Connm, Sam. not om Wm: nir-V-Q Bic: slilsmonldrt. Ross Bur-tr LE0 PEANUT; 
     
     and that he has a chance to out1nunches.hgn so! I ot on t n I Umpires sail. M"... W, mmpanem. Bahlkichmond 42 35 .545 3 mm two pmm COM L-cum FM-S -'--I- g at slot - 
     
     , mm. "H. 4,... .w;,..iu Hm w iv. 3 and he won t back up. be it take it. day. w,mmng,M W. Mnnmmlnochester 42 37 .531 4 Wluhx M dlsmned hm also P” B." 313.1,; ugd .r'lioEsI lqluner vs   
     
    

    
     has had an lrunres-Ive vrotmlon It-l.k,v"'f I,"dJ"'rP M """'"I "'- I hm -ego the -lands w -mmv (7l. mm to: and Westrum t..- :C0.l"'"l"" -" fl -til ,3 talnly Hollywood because of its BYCyl0ldarDaarrii id. ” '5” "" till ms. cirrowtv H2 Las. suumcastoz 
     
     ll .,m.N,..p I. heiust uont lllll. d I l txhlat ynud think there vtsu n Barclay. :l:,:1,:A  J  H. proximity to 1.0, Annie. t Monday ml; 8 "any? N Raul V. VI 
     
    

    
     s"('nhv ulll give llall u lot is Hall clinics in at lift an .Vlt-('us allul l ' ' " 2 "l think the Sarram-cittn t-Iub I. 0 i I ' ' i i ' . 
     
    

    
     ' - .- - - .- ' . . - Burner told Dlll'n0nd'. BLS. r 
     
    

    
     trnublp sand tralnnr Tom M(Litl!K key at around la4 pounds. the light And pveryono WI! Il3)l"il Mil M-V 'M0""""”"'" 'I"l"' M”"””' m u W5 W1 would he put oil! of busincss h B ” L     
     
    

    
     oy, who is training hl-m for the is important to Hall who has a Itlzht. . lrlrst pn0lA3LE pncm-mg San Fra I . i V yl "rryh tplrkdalet . i 
     
     match. "Look" says Tom "Cohy chance for a shot at the New l".ngp Even NW N ml.V bl ffllll.V MPPCI Toronto Mil 200 1- .'i I3 1. I v-1-henngrnmninm wmlld M km. v'w'g"'5d;3"i J"1Y”1i'Ii'h"Tg Bulls: 1” L35 HALIFAXI "'5' 1” L33" nALmAx' N"' 
     
     lan'l afraid of anyone. Hols been land Middflewt-orb! Champion, no danger that you ll frecu: Rochester 0.10 132 x-9 R 2 NEW YORK IAP .- Probable 1 ted 1,. h - H. ' 05" um" 3 Echwl - I . 1- Nu; OKETS 
     
    

    
     , . . . . . . , , , a amt e clubs In the north. gyc V. mg (old D”, d, Fl! (TEE It TI 
     
     tossing It-alht-r mire he was twelve Barry Alltsson in Boston later on Not hr Just an hour or two at Crlmian. fxrlmsley l-5'. TlCfen- pitchers for todays major league Another W" . -  - - mr'm' . 
     
     . . y . . I ness was New York Thur ,; . i RINGSIDE l..tt'l-i-.25-1.15 ON sALE.A'l' 
     
     but lttday he s a pretty good fight . in the summer. A defeat by Mei nltzht. auer IR! and Roselll. Deal. Wright games lwon-lost records In par-; cl-ly mum.” president Abe surk vs BY5g"3:'md”'-lX). ”  33-9 RESERVE Lz.,”..2L4.M 
     
     ."li'T'1o.:hnni'Iv zts "fmivh:-T: Mttsvimiitin S'llPEsnkC0lTI nihnilliiisdhdgiis iii nT".:i.i;yt'i wonder what would. happen if  .T'T'R:'iml'i'itTr-:lv(9:isI())ITall02Il':  emheseslblalionnl It-ague who "med M C”'""'"5 '0 l"'Vt-Will Friday July 1”-ml;;Try's vs Ir nus" moT"”'Pl'u   
     
     es n . . ., . .,  - . . . . -. - 4 .. p . .l.. . -. 
     
    

    
     W ' K . . ' I for the Btxstonl the folded u the Lea or Green t2l. Deal (2). Getaer. I st.'l.otus at Chica o -. .mit.tonl”"” "'9 "'”'"'V "”""”' ”"W"" B.Y.C. told Diamond.) 
     
    

    
     Rudy Watkins. Johnny Mcbom a Hall Allllsnn fuzh .I Y h D I . Run" 000 mo mtk I p mm” P h I ky HEN mg 5.395," bu-mu um M, P”, 
     
    

    
     '"''"'e, J-"”','-"V :i'",';f.:.,G3iliv:J3. f.i.?."',i:.dw1.i,'.,.i'li.i :lir.g"yt';I".gul,):!(-Ill(1:(l1'i ::i..i..2 .l(l11u.k. mm "M M" Columbus not out oox--2 i ll Mllviiukreoai Cintcinimll tvt- ”'"'””” 0""-" i'"””'”i”'” i P  i 
     
    

    
     on. we arr . . . - A ' t 
     
    
   
   
    
     Scantlebury. Garcia Int and Izc- Burdette IS-5t vs Jcffcnal (7-5'. 
     
     quiardn; Blackburn and Peterson. Only games scheduled 
     
     HR: Col-Peterson. p American League 
     
     Second Chicago at Kansas City--l)ono-, 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHARGED PIRACY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stark said the mayors of Lou. 
     
     Angelas and San Francisco. pros- 
     
    
   
   
    
     and the latest flstic sensation Yvon 1 house. A McCluskcy victory would Everyone would hellyat-he and say 
     
     Durelle have all lasted defeat from bounce that two fistcd baltler rlghtl it wasnli fair; 
     
    

    
     the flying lists of Coby and dontimn the forefront. Probably cata-' No baseball in the Town would be 
     
     a sin. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rogers Hardware Suggest 
     
    
   
   
    
     forget that Cohy was robbed on at putt him into the Canadian Middle, I y . ' .v p 
     
     "'1" d"'”"" '”"" "' ''”"d C" ' w'”"" m" '"'""'"' W "M" mot git? (Tl)? ti”33..1 it i'"I")eti:i2t volt  vim-i   3112?; g  ':l'.tl'lI31:;0 
     
     "ii" MMm'.V."dwi auwwpim !(1""I;,?w"',1:','! nn:(.:,:':'iim, tints" h”r,i:en '0 W: wmmm pm M Robinson. Tiefanauer l7). Grim- (7-A we Mossi (5-2". 4 way in develop the national lptiri     
     
     l.t;tiMf'.:wt:F:rt;:. v(.Cmsk”'! I'M-v' (.:::m:: m:):"f'i:i0n ”wrmermm.'p A':f:iI':wkG:V;,V"f"l;Im I" . um, Mpzllgl  .85 Rstc.k'(;l:ir:l;.  Tll:.r'3i'etT3.;vrrk Hrewerl and to serve as an sxamplo fort 
     
     ""' ”""' (.'"wl'-V ”" EM wh" "W MM" '5 5"” in hr Hi"-s'd"M'! Mn" .son HR-  e Plats Green ' Washington in Bnllirnnrc rNt . T'""T ”'"' '"""    
     
     tmrs held tbe.New England Lightl I am sir. ctr; it's guaranteed onioymrnl and God". ' ' ' "ind" NH) V. Moo" ".5... ' . 
     
     wotsht rm. and will be in l-iallai W-'1 Mm-Int-key. you'll help to see that baseball I-"He I-ea U9 
     
     we ev--o-at 9 CAMPING PICNIC and COI IAGE SUPPLIES 
     
     JERRY MCOORMACK . p . I . 
     
     C""'"”"""- Ford Frick Announces The Ball Practice 
     
    
   
   
    
     SPORTS TRAIL 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pencil Can Cause More 
     
     Trouble Than Fourteen Clubs 
     
    
   
   
    
     Annher might be to have thtyh-H 
     
     .-m-pt. mo ".55 . third man in malor league history 
     
    
   
   
    
     COLEMAN 
     
     GAS 
     
    
   
   
    
     PICNIC 
     
    
   
   
    
     0Mantlo 8- Fond-yi- 
     
     lead Leagues 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW YORK (AP;-Dee Faody 
     
     a chance of becoming the 
     
    
   
   
    
     All playt-ra interested In plsv 
     
     in Little League Baseball. please 
     
     be on this Vbnrning at the Memor- 
     
     ial Field canteen by 10.00 a.m. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     All-Star Starting Lineups 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEWYORK (AP) Baseball Post. - 
     
     commissioner Ford Frlck Sunday. Frlck took his action because 
     
     amounccd the starving lineups-e."an over-balance of Cincinnati 
     
     othc than the pltcherswf the.bollots has resulted in the selec- 
     
     Amerlcan and National league all-ttion of a team which would not 
     
    
   
   
    
     - Softball s;....;” . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Iy WHITNEY MARTIN I 
     
    
   
   
    
     USGA if” I. . . . . 
     
     NEW YORK (Apt The Unned Wm! 'hen(.::"l::0:ia"l! in an immni b.e.:arda:lhetan.onan1ttIorwi.mth'bnne ll?T1i ::".!ti"im'otga.'o' me July 9 g9mel:uTtp':i;i Tl'lP'-Ohtelllfell1.lllgul;c.n.dR;:(,)'i'cHhl The following softball games are.  
     
    
   
   
    
     States Golf Association last winter. munap out room. or a platform. 
     
    
   
   
    
     pm teeth into the rule requiring 
     
     lrrurnlr scorecards and he first 
     
     ftorsnn nipped was Jackie Pung. 
     
    

    
     Tho jnvlnl Hawaiian was shorn 
     
     M the title after she apparently 
     
     had won the US. Women's Na- 
     
     tional Open Championship. It was 
     
    
   
   
    
     atop a telephone pole. far from 
     
     the rnatlrlcnmtz crowd usually 
     
     hearing and patting arounrl the 
     
     table and making concentration 
     
     difficult. 
     
    

    
     But the simplest remedy would 
     
     be to make allowances for human 
     
    
   
   
    
     in win the batting crown. 
     
     Fundy began the I957 sea- 
     
     son with Chicago Cubs. After 
     
     playing it games. the big first 
     
     baseman was dealt to Pitltaburgh 
     
     in early May. 
     
     The switch in uniform sum- 
     
    
   
   
    
     diacnvered that she and her play-lerror. when there is no intent in i 1 h d F d M ( 
     
     "ll Partner. Hell! Jameson. had defraud and the final score is inM:':I;': a,'mIo':M ";h;v”.”m;:. an 
     
    
   
   
    
     put down ftvos for each other on 
     
    
   
   
    
     no way affected by a mistake. it 
     
    
   
   
    
     boosted his average to .301. high-. 
     
    
   
   
    
     the tmtrtli hole of the final rotmd seems a golfer t-srryina I4 rlubs H, Hmong mmomt tau". mm 
     
    
   
   
    
     when each took a six. 
     
    

    
     It was an excusable mistake. 
     
     Each player, wrapped up In her 
     
     own troubles. probably figured the 
     
    
   
   
    
     and a lead pencil can get in more 
     
     trouble with the pencil than he ran 
     
     with any of the clubs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MMI. 
     
    

    
     The two players who won bat- 
     
     ting t-bsmpiooohloa while playing 
     
     with two clubs were Dale Alexan- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Aa expected the Nationaltd '0" "'9 """'"'V "P" 
     
     League team is composed of five am-.- - - n, . . 
     
    
   
   
    
      1 RIFLE scone 
     
    
   
   
    
     nnatl players and Stan Mu-3 
     
     of Si. Inuis. Willie Mays oft 
     
     New York and Hank Aaron or 
     
     Muwmkui la the weekly Prize Shoot con- 
     
     ducted by the Provincial Rifle Aa- 
     
     soclation at the Squaw Point Rifle 
     
     Range on Saturday. June 20. Tpr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mualal, Maya and Aaron are the 
     
     three players Frick named Fri-, 
     
     day in disregarding a deluge of: 
     
     llate Cincinnati ballots in the font 
     
    

    
     II. 
     
    
   
   
    
     M . . score of I out of s possible 100. 
     
     .'g,,:d,,m'h:,l",':kg, ";.mmm,:", wiua was closely followed by Mary 
     
     N" Y,” Yuk”. had 0,, Amy Ilaclannan front Alexandria and 
     
     B.'l'. Vessey from York. who each 
     
     carded ll. Bill Rogonon had the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Bob Barwiae led the field with a: 
     
    
   
   
    
     scheduled to be played this evening 
     
     at six n'clock: 1 
     
    

    
     Barry's v.-. a.v.(' tum hilnm. 
     
     Rosa Burner va B LS. (Park-I 
     
     dalet. .- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     sauna asclts ANDERSON l 
     
    
   
   
    
     WASHINGTON !APl-The Sen-l 
     
     ate confirmed by voice vote Tun.- 
     
     day the nomination of Robert B. 
     
     Ande no to succeed Georae M. 
     
     Humphrey as secretary of the; 
     
     treasury. Anderson. Texas Indus-l 
     
     trialiat and former secretary ofl 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     'ONlY 39.95 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR PICNICS - IIACH PARTI - C OTT A G E S - IACK 
     
     YARD IAIIICIIIS - EMERGI NCY COOKING 
     
    
   
   
    
     This safe dependable picnic stove is rugg ediy built with nothing to- get out of ad- 
     
     justment yet light and easy to carry. weighing only 41,5 lbs. It is 12" wide. 7" 
     
     deep and 5" high. It cooks fast and is teconomlcal and is 
     
     fuel cartridges each of which give full heat for two hours. It lights instantly at 
     
    
   
   
    
     equipped with two 
     
    
   
   
    
     arlcan leaguen. 
     
     The - 
     
    
   
   
    
     other took only a five. and on de, and HI"), wuurv t 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     gs. . p. t scratch of a match and works as easily as your gas range at home yet costs 
     
     e.u1'.:t'”p.i.t".3”tt'.t'.."t?."l.i.".1 only 39.95 with one cartridge of fuel in cluded. 
     
     the oath. No effedtve date for 
     
    
   
   
    
     vgcthigheat score in the Tyro Class 
     
     with a score of 92. The match was 
     
     hot at no and too yds. )0 rd: at 
     
    
   
   
    
     American League: lb , 
     
     Cleveland: 2b-Nelson Fox, 
     
    
   
   
    
              
     
    
   
   
    
     Alexander won the American- 
     
     League crown to im with a .:u7tW'-'"'- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     his scoreboard showed the can-eel: Monmgu.   xdayed in   "ch nut nmnphmy. rnmmbn M. been 
     
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     lael construction. I" 1-! 
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     m7. was with at Loan for in 
     
     . t . ,csvtsy lleyltlnstsam . I - asswllh stovsorwla" . 
     
     austt'snuTnts..m.tntsw"39si.'.'fs.to...m.otortm.i "'""""""'”'"'”'"' .s.tan.t.vsento.'ts7.".i"'t'iav'e"n. 5:-n L.'m.c”."VIlI!lt;? with! Evan-c-ale-a-In 
     
     latartersd tlfe Ewith hlswtfeaallaoghtor Q sus-stu.nstssnan- -tell-I-to-ts.ssu.., . 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     DIIPLACID KUIIAL '31; ..g,, Q33- 
     
     Fir I thl Cari" Stan II!-P'r& Milli 
     
    

    
     'Muaial as leading hitter. no Willie Ildya. 
     
    
   
   
    
     la the Annual Provincial Shoot 
     
     mould endeavour to obtain as 
     
     -much practice as possible In the 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     was an exciting same for the 1: - year - out aoahpaw swinger Aaron. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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