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to death—by one run.”

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son, (better than a third’
were done by one run.)
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|second.game with. a
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day night, Salt Lake City Bees,
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by. beating Seattle Rainiers’, 9-7.

J measured Spokane Indians 7-4

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» By The’ Associated Press:

No National league club}
hit fewer home runs (112)
than did the Pittsburgh

nine in their’ first seven

|games, tops for the new].
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. ‘.
They rapped ‘thie: while tag:
ging 15 hits for an 11-5 job on

day night. Hal Smith hit -his
second of the year, both three-
run shots, and Bob Skinner made

it his. third for a pair-of runs.

The only solo shot among: the

The only other National Lea-
gue same scheduled | ‘saw Milwau-

kee Braves, held to “just three’ ke

singles, beat Cincinnati 2-0 be~

hind the four- hit ‘pitching of].

Carl Willey.

Goss’ homer
aids. Mounties
gain split

By The Associated Press

Tall, slender Howie =e 7
a 25-year .old. slugger up|

from the Sally League,
thumped

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Mounties took the
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_In other league. action Thurs-

record to two wins and. six losses

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piel which was ‘scheduled : to
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Letourneau vs Sandy’ Newton;

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Lean;
Lambie’ vs Stewart; Bill Krist-
manson ws Ken Kristmanson;

McLean; ‘McKay vs Williamson; .

Olga Newton vs Warren;’ Laurie
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8:45 p.m.—Elot vs Bill Mc- |
“Holm vs Jack McLean;

   

Skog v VS Harrington; © ¢. smith
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Gerry. Williams; Joe Shepherd.

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son's play.

High average went to Agnes:

Plerce with 205, Roberta Gior-
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Motors took the Sweot Sixteen
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Emily Butt with 200 took tha
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