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them to ‘second place; 012 -per-| second - victory—both over . the
centage. points behind id!e Cleve- Orioles—in four ‘decisions this
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‘pitcher. Skinny Brown, then did-
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“The: Yankees, ‘just: ‘two! games
‘shy of the top after. breaking a
fourth-place tie - with. ‘Detroit;
beat Brown in the first inning’ on’
Tony Kubek’s ‘léadoff single, a
“walk and Bob. Cerv’s two-out
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fa doubleplay . ball.”
‘l-the victory for Bob Shaw ‘(4-3).:
Pete Ramos. won his: second in
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“He gave up. a’ second- inhing .
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Hockey. Association virtually gave the green light,

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“It passed: a resohition setting
out how. Canada’s representatives
In international hockey. can add
player strength to their teams..

The ‘resolution, .passed at: the
CAITA'’s’ annual meeting ‘here,
empowers teams to pick up any
number of players from other:

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“ Regulations passed Wednesday.

call fora player” to. receive ‘a
five-minute penalty. for hi sec-
ond .high-stiecking offence in a
game. If he gets a third, a mise,
conduct penalty will. be levied.
The player will be banished from
the game with a match-penalty
should he recelve a fourth high~
sticking infraction,

The ‘meeting also approved: a

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must return to their former team
after: completing the series,
Formerly Canada's representa-
tive ‘could: plek.. up. only one

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son of Delta House -as she
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iate girls . hop-step-and-jump
competitions at-the Booth. Me-.
morial Junior High School
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de placed ‘second in- the event
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. Perry. At left is typical action |
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The footwear crew held off a

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. Winning | pitcher was Stella
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Struck out none and walked nine.
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