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put the Yanks within three} Four unearned runs gave. the |Saturday while a double-header
percentage points of the Ameri-| pirates a 6-3 decision over the |of ninc and seven innings will be
can League lead, © second-place’ Giants Tuesday | featured Sunday. -
The lean righthander shoved) night.while the Cardinals backed| Ketchikan was here last” ‘year
Po a, oo his season record to 7-0 Tues-| Jackson with: home runs for his|to play in Prince Rupert's tour-
Pe day night as the third-place| ¢ighth straight. victory, in'a’ 6-3|nament, but have not been down
re oe we oe, eS Yankees won. = their seventh. decisio ove ~Cineinnatl ‘Red- to play. ‘the: ‘yearly ‘series. since

| straight, 6-2 at Kansas City., New | ‘legs: ! ate ‘11957:. Last year: ‘the “Rupert ‘Alle.

York is closing in rapidlyjon. the}: “It. gave. Jackson 9-5 a ‘tie with | stars edged Ketchikan 1-0 in the
|tront — stumbling: Cleveland) pittsburgh’s Vern Law .as, the | ninth inning, in a game that was
. Indians and Baltimore. Orioles.| majors’. top winner and moved|one of the best of the tourna-
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: a . : oo sic . assolated Press Staff Writer work , Roosevelt park over the weekend. :
, o a lige ne: years ago Jim Coates signed w New. York Yankees} iss Prince Rupert of 1959,
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t OF HO SE i seasons, he’s. the hottest pitcher) jn. the National League pennant Officially launch the series. A
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. X RU |game lead. after getting ‘past.f

:. a a, percentage point ‘of ‘the top by, fourth | place. . some. more sharp baseball this.
7 —D a oo Oe panne the first pees Ta tal Chicago: Cubs: defeated third- | weekend, .
- oS "pf a third straig eree. in| ‘place Milwaukee Braves, 3-2 be-|' To round out the series and re-.
oub e- u nk oo the opener of a four-game series}‘hind a’ two-hit pitching job by|vive the interest which was.once
Detroit defeated’ Boston 2 dnnings. Mee gh og 7 Ketchikan during that city’s tn : - BARRY- ‘ANNE
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| which gets underway at 7 o'clock, “He sai d tickets. ‘for th
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4 ONLY — REG. $99.50 can’ not “only see..a. good riés
and the surging St. Louis Card- League baseball.’ game ‘at Algoma |* 2."Phe band will’ play the: tational .

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~ Mou nti 4 3 lead: at the end of the first in-| the mound and. local . baseball og
1es ning and increased their lead by league president Sparky’ ‘Smith } -
. By The Canadian Press ° [8-1 by the: end of three.innings. | will. catch... Umpire-in-chief |: cation
- A batch of. potential pitchers The inspired’ Kinsmen crew] andy Letourneau will be behind Association: downed: ‘Savoy :Hote
got a lesson in perfection at the | Scored three runs in the fourth,| the plate. 12-7. in’ a regularly-: -scheduled.
|Sacramento - Seattle  Pacific|three in the fifth and two runs} Ketchikan will. be bringing 12] Men’s Softball, League ame *at
| Coast League “baseball game in the final inning | to gain the! players with them, including ‘ace
|Tuesday night. victory... JP! chucker,: Gordy Robertson, whol:
do-vrhe' little leaguers saw Claude| Winning pitcher John Bond is slated to start the first: game,
Raymond hold the Rainiers to|allowed nine hits, walked: two) and. veteran ball ‘player “Hoarry|P lec
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‘The’. :23-year-old \. righthander,|don- Strand gave:up* seven: hits, day’s contest:-
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