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The commission said Thursday i in a* 10-horse field. Wajda finished
five with a 4-2 decision in 10 in- called it. burn and Frank Thomas each
Thursday night, with the false drove in three runs. Don Cardwell
fence long gone, Dick Stuart be-(45) won it. -
came the second Pirate ever to A three-run triple by Maury
May Have
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ter was shooting at a short left straight defeat. Ernie Banks, who
fieldfence. Kiner’s Korner. they hit his 22nd home run, Richie Ash-
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for the Red Sox, his 13th this year.
victory at Mission expense.
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the first time the Dodgers were
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TRIP TO HAWAII
By ED WILKS
Associated Press Sports Writer
Skinny Brown and Jim Gentile
brushed the salt off the Orioles’
tail feathers, but it’s going to take
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tive Martin O’Neil)
While the Yankees were club-
bing the A’s to a seventh straight
defeat, right-hander.Raiph Terry
Alpine S. ibquerqu i
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Heaviest man on the Detroit Ti-
ger roster la first baseman Steve
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STORES ;
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loped two homers for live runs
as the Birds ended threir losing
string at three
But the Yankees. crashing five
home runs. clobbered Kansas
runs came in “the
with a 9- victory Thursday i
Brown chopped down the Injuns
with a six-hitter and Gentile waf- ’
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thwAmerican tennis
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In 51 years, Ralph Kiner was
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home runsig 6ne game at Pitts-
tow* much
.hunting and fishing licenses , eighth aboard Lusty Andy in a
beJrequired Sept 1. ' race won by favored Praise Us.
Aires. Hank kayeed the Argentine
fighter at 2:11 of the fourth round
in a scheduled 10-rounder. It was
(nigh). _
Oilers (Pierce Wl of Bottimor* (PopPo van fag
ciettlbhe iGront s» e washmngton (Fiseh- and SI
THIS WAY PLEASE—Apparently Mon and Dad took the boys to
site the ballgame between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Phillies
in Philadelphia. But look who's wearing the glove and anxious
expression, as all' follow the flight of 4 foul ball hit by Duke Snider
of the Dodgers. This appealing tableau was caught by the long-
lens camera during the 6th inning of the-game. Unfortunately all
are unidentified.
Minneapolis
Do i las R Worth
panAc David Freed, the new Unit-
ed States Davis Cup captain,
'•What's toere to get excited
about?" the gray-haired, 50-year-
old Salt Lake City financier said
today. "We‘r not aa bad off as
it leaks.
"We have the finest young ten-
nis talent in the world—with fel-
six hits, struck out six and didn't! Gruc Rirde
walk, a man in 7 2-3 innings of JUyj
(AP) - A
1960 Olym:
Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ral-
ston—and I'll say another thing:
"M we get past Mexico City, we'U
win back the Davis Cup. I'm -con-
vinced of it." _ '
Freed said the United States
had no reason for feeling shame
on its Wimbledon showing al-
though it failed to put a man in
the singles semifinals. < .
Thursday, Ralston of Bakers-
field, Calif., teamed with young
Raphael Osuna, a Mexican who
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The Cubs escaping the cellar,
swung for 11 hits and handed
Lew Burdette (8-4) his second
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’ ’ made no ckies’of "I want attends Southern California in a
imp", after a convincing sensational march to the men’s
ctor/ Thursday night doubles finals. They beat Italian
Zalazar of Buenos and Swedish DaVis Cup . teams
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FRIDAY s GAMES
Pom RICO at RiO Gronde Volley
Pumble of Tgs . . ‘
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THURSOAT'S RESULTS
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The victory was the Dodgers
third straight over the Phillies as
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of his mount. Color Besrer.
-my life, the gendtrhmnpedenyhorsesuprebang
_from behind or dragged by his
Came, Pish Fines mnounturunnine at about 14 miles
Hank's fight all the way.
The Detroit fighter, ones of the ____ ______ _______ _______ _
world's top-ranking m i dqI e- semifinal in the women's dqubles.
weights, wants to settle a score ----• “---- Ce • —■ •--
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were second seeded,- in a gruel-
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STANFORD, Calif
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pics are up for grabs today as 221
three -pitchers. He hit a three-run
shot ‘off starting southpaw Mike
„ , McCormick in the first inning, a
they doted out the current, series bases-empty home run off right-
Frid¥ MG
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Columbus 1. Toronto 4 V
hicogo 11 Milwouke 5 I
BongEroncisco ri-4. Pitfsburoh on Ctwblteam bowed to the, Mexico City |
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.Only oome scned"Won La re. w-l
Phail said Thursday,
. ‘‘But it you ask me if they can
his fifth in। win. the answer is definitely yes." "
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Philadelphia (AP) —May-
BALTIMORE (AP)—President-
General Manager Lee MacPhail at
the Baltimore Orioles tossed a
semantic slider when discussing
the pennant chnnces of the sur-
prising 1960 Birds.
"If you ask me if theynwill win.
I must honestly say no," Mac-
ond 11-6
Stuart, who hadn't played since
last-Fpiday night, drove in seven
runs in the nightcap. He sat out
the fikt contest The homers were
his first at Forbes Ftald this year.
“I don't like to sit on the
bench," the big first baseqen re-
lated. "When I sit around sthree
jolt three homa runs out of Wills did it for the Dodgers as
Forbes. The slumping. sometimes they c==s A- —.G
sluggish slugser did it in consecu- in the fifth agsinst loser Jim
then-added a. two- Owens (3-9). Charlie Neal also
------no, — * drove in three, two with a homer.
remarkable 25-yearold Despirito who has had ,
sback to- eight bad spills and twice before |
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TODAY! GAMES
LA Dodgers, mds2sd"adSezaan22
ants an 11-0 decision in the first
game, was the Pitages’ first suc.
the eighth and defeated,Tiger re- -
liever Paul Foytack (1-7). Detroit
blew 5-0 and 7-5 leads, getting all
Iwo by Rocky, ... .
in five runs.
Are Heavy in May
AUSTIN (AP)—The Game andl masterful job. guiding his horse
Fish. Commission collected 85.197 with!Ak right hand «nd reaching
in fines on 272 game and fish law for Tony with his left.
Violations in May. I The horses ran about 50 yards
A number of persons were ar- before Wajda lifted Despirito safe-
rested for killing game out of sea-ly back on top of his mount. Both
son and 176 paid fines for failure Despirito’s feet were out of the
□ sec- ■ _ *.. _ - •
2g Dick Stuart Ties
' came from behind with five
the fifth against loser Jim
STATESPRINT co. ' 1 Allen E. Brown
Cinrinnnti
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18zhardt 4-5). (night).
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K ' TMURSDAY’S RESULTS
Minpeop6lis I.- Delloa-Fort Worth S <11
the Dodgers,-now 64 on the cur- night.WilUe drove in the Giants'
Yent ad Trip, “meet the first- first three runs,,two with his 51st
place' Pittsburgh Pirates tonight horrar. in the opener as Bob
at Forbes Field in the opener of Friend (9-5) 16st his second ip a _____ ______ ____
a weekend series. . row. , off different pitchers, Stuart had
Mays' second game homer, with <*o more cracks to become the
ith-player in major league his-:
InP-A Series Gives Expert Tips.-.
OldlBritish Open Champ Says
5 at Chicago.
The world champien Los Ange-
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Walt Alston has been looking for.|division forthe first time since
'When you win you get momen-Ma 7, idle St. Louis for
" tom and a little momentum canfourth place with a 10-6 victory at
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night after his Dodgers defeated
the Philadelphia Phillies 16 6
Chicago’s fourth place White
Sox, 4 games behind, ended
Washington’s winning streak at
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Hank Willing;
To Wait Now
For Title Go
DETROIT (APHenry Hank is
a unique man among prize fight-
ers. He Wants a chance at the
City 16-2. Those five homers, two
by Bill Skowron, gave the leaders
46 for the month and a season, — -sg—. --p. ------ ...
total of 90. Roger Maris crashed the only-Pirate ever to-hit three
his 25th and Mickey Mantle hit
his 18th.
PITTSBURGH (AP) -Contro- . --. .—-
versial and colorful Dick Stuart thus far 619-6 has had mi -
returned to the Pittsburgh lineup do/with th Orioles being on or .
Thursday night with a bang Innear the top. of the American
fact, with three bangs and a bing League standings.
—his ninth, 10th, and 11th home " ~
runs and a single. *
“It was a lang time coming. I
was way overdue,” Stuart exud-
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in the first-division since May,7. .......
Did this mean the Dodgers.: Stuart's slugging barely over-
world champions of 1959 who have shadowed Willie Mays’ two-
been floundering around in the game show for the Gjants, He h,
lower division most of the year, mered in each game, smacked
were on their way? - two doubles and a triple. drove
"You never know," replied Alin five runs and-regained the NL
cautigus Alston. He remembered bat lead rat .361 with a 6-for-7
night. Wiie drove in the Giants’
“If our young players continue
to hold their own, if we get more
help from our older players and
e m . Mf-the pitching continues to im-
Stuart Back - • 7;
In adchition, we d -have to get ■
through the season without major
injuries because pur bench isn’t
strong enough to overcome them."
MacPhail said Baltimore’s phe-
nominal success in one- run games
uch to
Vnilav i tionfr berths on the track and L _----3--------E----
Grand* Voffjela team that wi represent:
'America in the-games.
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cess in six games,'-but padded
their National League lead to g
three games again
Second place Milwaukee lost IL
Reds. Tommy Herrer«outpitched
Gaylord Perry for the victory and
a 2-1 edge ip the three-game i _____ „ ________ _______- ____________ . _
Mexico City’s Tigers jumped on day earned jockev Henfy Vajda of has been near death in his 10-year
s trigof: San Antonio pitchers fqr Newmarket, N. H,a nomination career. He was the nation's lead.
bird straightAfor the highest honor awarded a ing jockey in 1952.
thoraushbredrder..,.. 0., u Wajda’s heroics were performed
.WSjdaswectacular,effort.inin Eh five-frlong, third race wmb
zAying.TgPesplrilofromspassi-lcrowing onthe far tur1
ble dh.ThursdayuAtuSuffolkfcnobod’s faule"‛ — Despirito) I
"bpught.a nominatin mnfor knocked Despirito from "the sad-
ieorgeWooir Memorial Tro- die, his left entangled in the:
stifrup iron. 'Tony clung precari-
Janet Hopps, Seattle, and Karen
with Hank Casey before anything Hantze, San Diego, whipped Bri-
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Briggs i
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on two singles over the last six home two first-inning runs off los-
innings. The Yankees, with Tony; ing southpaw Ted Bowstield (3-4). ------------------- ...
Kubek hitting the other homer, Al Smith, who hit a two-rum riciding run as Boston scored six ia
collected a dozen hits. Bob Trow- homer in the second inning. dau-
bridge (1-3) was the loser in te-’blec and scored the winning run
. lief. J !on Joe Ginsberg’s double for the -----
The Orioles, wK had lost five/White Sox against reliever Tex the-runs on homersa
can -League race after the yay in a row at home, got all ^hev Clevenger (1-5). Russ Kemmerer Colavito. whodroye.!
the Yankees busted lopse in June, needed when Walt Propo singled (4-4) won’it in relief
The Orioles. Still within 1% ' \ ~ ' -t,
a winning, solo jolt off losing right
hander Stu Miller (2-3) in the
fifth.
Only the top three, in each of
the 17 events on the two-day pro-
gram a Stanford win piaces on
the squad with two exceptions
The fourth man in the 100 and
400-meter races qualifies as a
member of relay teams.
A decision may come quickly on '
which three of Aimerica’s big four I
in the shot put will survive. Two-
time Olvmpic champion Parry
O'Brien, Bill Nieder, Dallas Long
and Dave Davis all have consis-
tently thrown further than 60 feet.
Nieder has the best toss at 65 feet
7 inches
Generally considered 'the four ,
best in the world. They start com-1
peting in one of the opening field
events. " ,
ahaystdropeadbak ni?s: rec’ you’re reading on. . . .
>uht about it,
life,said the
He allowed seven hits, two of
them homer* by Andy Carey and „
Jerry Lumpe, but blanked the A’s, Hues beat San Francisco 11-6 and
------------------:------lealvaged a split in a twi-night
dsbleheader.
else. The unranked Casey won a
split decision over Hank last
month. ' .
"When I beat him, then . I’ll
start thinking of the bigger
fights,” said Hank.
A solid win over Casey would
throw Hank in line for a bout
against either NBA Champion
Gene Fullmer or Paul Pender,
who js recognized as champion in
New "York and Massachusetts.
x Zalazr spent most of his brief
time in -the ring retreating, and
Hank built up an early lead with
overhand rights and digging lefts
to the midsection. Hank finally,
staggered Zalazar early in fhet. Texas League and Mexican
fourth round as the two came offiEeague baseban teams broke even
the ropes. A series'of four rights | Thursday nght in their six-game
end lefts to the head finished Pan-American schedule as the;
Zalazar. • “ -leagues, contiaued their-inter-cir-
Hank weighed 159. Zalazar, cui rivalry.
160%4— -----------.----„2Puebla. whipped .Amarille 63.r ANDREWS, Scotlang ;
A Mexico Cuv Reds slipped by Rio . Jock Hutchison, first American town to win the British title in
| S Vailey 2! Sustin-dece-to.win thesBritisOpenszornite .1921 end now is retired in Evan-
■ sinned Poza Pica 8-1 Mex. o 5""v gave reigning wmetianston. 111.
■ Icitv's Tigers slaoersan Antoniolehampion Arnold Palmer a fewkstill bronzed and fit looking, he
s play
Ir .im.
■ i what was called his best pitching ,er could add the British,crown to said. 3
J performance ofjne season in turn- ),is American open and masters "But it getJonger end longer
■mg back Poza Rica s heavy-hitting triumphs,” Hutchinson said for me. The othnday I went out
"But I don t think he’ldo Setin the teeth of a gale, plyed one
His work around the greens may bole, had a look atthe next and
let him down decidedit wes time J took a
"I've told him he must play his! rest." SM N
■ "... ‘______' Palmerdefending chaihpion
__mc and then sitdwon instead of run- Gary Player of" South Africa and
. , to wriggle out i ning them up. That way they’ll! Peter Thomson, four-time winner
of the Texas League cellar. jus roll on andon.” \ Hfom Australia.'are the favorites
It wss Tony Dichochea who Palmer admitted the hazard- {for next week's Bhampionship.
handcuffed Amarillo's Gold Sox. I Hutchison. 76. a native of St ‘ Player and Thomson.both shot
N Dichochea was in trouble in tbs'1 Andrews, migrated to the United 70s in practice Thursday'xPaltngr
»thrd inning when Amarillo loaded States in 1904, an Amer: had b 71.
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"But I‛m happy the boys started only run allowed by lefty rookie tory to hit four home runs in one
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