= Park: with: a-one- game lead and
oa righthander Bob. Friend ° (7-3)
> well; -rested ° for’ a. “duel. with: the.
Giants’.Sam’ Jones (8- 4).
“SAIL. ‘the: Giants . have | to do ‘to.
take. charge - is sweep. the. set.
‘That's what : happened | the last.
time: ‘the Bues showed up.at San
_ Francisco. ,Pittsburgh went in
with a two- -game lead that time.
~ LOSING AT: HOME Pons
«But ‘that was a month ago.. The
. Giants: haven’t won any of. their
S ‘four: series at. home. . And,
even. if ‘they break.‘the: slump. ‘by
“taking. ‘two. of . the three. with
‘Pittsburgh, they'll still. trail: ‘the
Pirates’ "py: percentage points.
TI “Giants: Missed - “another
chahee 0 .close- ini on. the. Bués
.- Monday, ‘blowing’ a 4-0 ‘first-in-
ning ‘leads and. ‘losing 12- 5 to
third- place .. Milwaukee. .- That
“gave .the’ Braves. a split. in: the.
- four-game. series and -put- them

within Be games| of first place.

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in. “almost ‘two ‘months, inciden-
tally, were tied for the lead. on
May 29 with 25-14 records. Since
then the Pirates have.won seven
jof.13 with a 4-6 flop on the road.
The . Giants have been 1-8 with
all 15 games‘at home. «

Friend, ‘who'll be working with
four days rest, has managed | no
better than a ‘spilt, in his last. six
decisions. ..He’s 0-1'- against. the
Giants this season...”

Jones, ‘the righthander - who
has been the Giants’. stopper, has
had three’. days’. rest since’: beat-

hitter Friday. night."

Major League -
“ Leaders

By ‘The: “Associated Press
‘AB: iG. HW.
/ 109 “40...
192 16. "46
214 37 74.—
116.14. 39°.
174 67 58"
Runs—Skinner, Pittsburgh. 43,. “
Runs batted in—Banks,’ Chicago 48.
' Hits—Groat and Clemente, - ‘Pitts-.
burgh 74. o = :
Doubles -—— Robinson: * Cincinnati.
Bruton, Milwaukee, Groat, Cunning-
ham, St, Louis 14, ~
Triples—Pinson, Cincinnati 6.

Pet.:
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346
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833

Burgess.’ ‘Pitts:

Adcock, Mil: °..
Clemente, Pitts...
Curry, Phil.-...
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Boyer, St. Louis’ 16,

Stolen: ‘bases—Mays,.. San Francisco

15..

2 that chased ‘Jack

-loaded triple: in: the

( off - losing reliever. George:
Maranda (0-1).

~The Giants got all four in. ‘the

‘three. on. Orlando Cepeda’ Ss:

‘Ed Bressoud |.

Runnels.
Maris, N.Y,

Power, Cleve
Gentile, Balt

Pitehing— Williams, ‘Los Angeles,

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‘BAILING OUT.

.. Jockey. Vince Tartaglia. ‘is’ taking. no: - chances *
with frisky, filly Donna Mia: who. balked. at‘ Old “Woodbine” “in:
. Toronto’ during a. recent ‘race. ‘The. horse refused. t0!.g0 with:.|
the ‘field in ‘the. “post parade, | After ‘Tartaglia. jumped, hors
‘raced ‘around alone and was scratched.

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- June-23 |

‘Doubles—Lollar,. Chicago and ‘Skow- aes
: ron, New York 15. :

second. and’, third.. quarter
trophy. tournament - schedule.

The schedule: follows: .

June 16.

June 18. eve Le Cc,

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| TITLE FIGHT”
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NEX rT MONDAY|

~The world: heavyweight
championship fight . ‘between .
champicn. Ingemar Johansson
‘and! challenger. Floyd; Patter-
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June 20 from the Polo Grounds.
in New York, over...Canadian

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through : the facilities of. the »
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Radio - ‘commentary. will be-
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last until the end of the fight.

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LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS
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Alyansh Luckies: VS. -‘Inlanders. Le

“New” Royalvs“I!C. C. Eagles. «..

108, ‘Istanders,. ‘vs North Star.

‘North Star: ‘VS’ I.. .C. & Eagles.

Soccer schedules released:
for three competitions

Prince’ ‘Rupert. Football - Association. today. released. ‘the:
schedules and also’ the. Jubilee:

Three games of the second |

- quarter have ‘already. been played.

‘SECOND® ‘QUARTER LEAGUE ‘SCHEDULE

- Inlanders:'vs. North Star. :
C. Eagles: vs. Aiyansh Luckies. .
-New. Royal.vs 708: Islanders.

JUBILEE “TROPIIY. TOURNAMENT vs
re “North Star vs’ I. C. C. Eagles (No.1).
Aiyansh Luckies vs New. Royal (No. 2)...
“SEMI FINAL, Winner: No. 3 Vs" No. 1.
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oI G.-C: _ Eagles. vs Inlanders.

“Los ANGELES - (P Imagine,
says ol’ Archie Moore, that little

pipsqueak. Paul Pender challeng-
ing ME... ;

“I am "startled by Pender’s
audacity,” said the . venerable
monarch ‘of. ‘the 175-pounders,
reflecting - -on the Boston Irish-
man's curious amlaition to Tight
title, for the ~ Ughtheavywelght

e .

“For..me- to. meet a2 man like
that and face my conscience, 1
would have to-agree to let him
carry a. pistol,’ "ageless Archie

Sunday: told” columnist Melvin

Durslng of the Los. Angeles Ex-
aminer,

“Pender is less. than just plain
nuthin’, ". Archi; said. “THe is
sub- nuthin’, "

- Moore’ said Pender beat Sugar

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: | Audacious : Pender | pipsqueak
“Says chubby y ageless. Archie

Ray Robingon™ Friday. ‘for the
New York- -Massachusetts version
of the middleweight title, simply
by outclinching the sugar man.
“This guy wrestled Robinson at
least two minutes a round,” Ar-
chie said,

And armed or otherwise, Pen-
der wouldn't get away with that
against him, Archie said, ,

'8T spent 20 years researching
a punch for just this type of op-
ponent,” Archie. said. “I call it
‘Archie ‘Moore's Wrestle-O-Ree-
nie’, ” :

“Most punches are thrown
straight, or.are brought up, The
Wrestle-O'Reenie is brought.

down, Travels .but. eight inches,
It is angled at 90 degrees and}
bears’ 500 pounds of pressure per
square inch,”

“When I bring this punch
down the heels of the other man
BO up." smiled. Moore.

Archie said:‘he thought Rob-
ingon: outpointed Pender Friday,
but he doesn't’ feel sarry foy the
sugar mane!

Moore sald. “IL watched him in
the ring before the fight. Jack
Sharkey, came to shake his hand,
Robinson. ignored him, And what
he did’ to Joe Louis was dis-
graceful, Woe all but turned away
from him.

"Joo Louis paved the way for
guys Jike Robinson. and ma,”
sald Archio,., -apenking of the
prent Negro: heavywoight, “Wo
eouldn't start to repay him,”
Archie, a 206%-paund
of fello in his Jast bout,

176-pound ttle noxt month. Ar-

oT was just trying: to‘ prave

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_| the. three-day. series’. “at Cleve-
| land,
+ Yankees are..just: one: ‘game shy
“;of the, top: after: winning their
i sixth in. a. row swith: an':8-4 deci-
‘| sion over’ the A’sMoxiday night
dn the: only , ‘AL: game. scheduled,

“ by. winning: five in. ‘a-row,. then
: Slipped © to. second: aby losing the
| first: two” games “of a “scheduled
‘| four-game set in: New York. last

 

The ‘Orioles are. a. hhalf-game

“But. ‘the “third place

. Cleveland took over first place

weekend, The Indians. climbed
‘pack on top Sunday- when rain
postponed. their © doubleheader
with the Yankees and the. Orioles
last two. to Kansas City.

{While the: Birds: and Indians

 

| trounce -

By: ‘The ‘Canadian Press 7

Vancouver and. Seattle]
shook the losing. habit |.
Monday night in the Pa-
cific Coast. League, the
Mounties trouncing San
Diego 8-4 in 10 innings|5
while Seattle was winning:

ja pair fr om. Sacramento |

3-0 and 5-2:

. The circuit’s top : two. teams,
Spokane and Tacoma, basked in:
idleness, but Salt Lake’ City and

Portland made the day off a bus-

man’s: holiday and. -missed_ the
bus. °

spokane
Tacoma...
Sacramenta
Seattle i:

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Portland: ese e. oie 8

. Portland was whipped..7-2°by.
Philadelphia's «Phils. and. Salt.
Lake’ 8-2 by the visiting. Pitts-'
-burgh Pirates in exhibition
Good. crowds. took - some
of the stifig out of the. defeats:
by the National League invaders,:
10,480 watching the game at
Portland and a home field record
of 9,822 turning out in Salt Lake.

MOUNTIES HAD TROUBLE
Vancouver had lost six straight
games and had to.go 10 innings].
to crack the jinx, With the count
tied at 4-4 in the 10th,.two Padre
pitchers walked the bases full of
Mounties anda couple of singles
wrecked the Padre hopes.

' Seattle had lost three straight
to Tacoma before showing, up in
Sacramento chip a full game off

Erv Palica pitched a five-hit
shutout in the seven-inning op-
ener and Dave Stenhouse gave
the Solons just six.hits in the
‘full-distance nightcap, Bill Hain
and Buddy Gilbert hit home runs
for Seattle and Charlte White
had one for Vancouver,

Harry Bright homered ‘for Salt
Lake In the first inning but the
Pirates, warming up for. their
coming series with San Francis-
co, hardly noticed, Philadelphia
tallied three times in the opening
donning at Portland and the Bea-
vers nevor worked up a threat.

Bill Guasion, however, hit an
inside-tho-park homer. for the
Roavern | In the sixth hn dnning,

LAST NIGHT'S. FIGHTS
TOKYO (f)--Sndno Yaolta, 114,

Japan, outpointed Atsundo Fu-

kumoto, 122%, Japan’ (10),

” Palt scheduled for Wednesday,

 

the Solons’ third-place standing.

play four, including a -twi- night

 

. By ED WILKS
Associated Press Staff Writer

the Yankees have three more left
with Kansas ‘City:
BEAT KC SEVEN. STRAIGHT

‘The Yankees.made_ it.. seven
straight.over Kansas’ City, five
this season, behind right-hander
Bob Turley and’ slugging Moose
Skowron Monday: night. :

Turley, now 4-1 with his fourth
straight victory, had a one-hitter,
and had faced the minimum 21.
men until the A's, broke through
for all their runs in the eighth...
The. Yankees: had finished their
scoring against loser Ken. John--
son .(2-4). and .Bob. Giggie | by
then. Skowron drove in four
with a home run, single and sac-
rifice fly.’ .-

The “Yankees, tying Detroit
for the longest streak of the sea-

 

_ Women ignore weather

as. Fashion:

rubs Savoy

While all other scheduled sports in the city were
| vained out last night the Women’s. Softball league
{waded through a regularly-scheduled game at Gyro

victory over Savoy Hotel.

‘Fashion collected 21 hits dur-
ing its: win’ which’ boosted the
footwear squad ‘to.-within three
games «of leading Wahls. Savoy
dropped to a third-place tie with
Prince Rupert Senior High.
school. . oes

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The sky fell in on Savoy in the:
bottom of. the first inning when
Fashion | scored 12 runs. to pull

Fashion. added a. ‘singleton: in
|the second: and. then. exploded: for.

. - seven. runs. in’ the’ third, | Savoy.
added. four'runs in’-their. halt of

nly:

“Fashion pitcher, Stella Nickel,
allowed 25 hits, . walked none and
fanned none. ©

For Savoy, Sandra Giske, gave
up 21 hits, six walks and struck

Jack McLean
heads

Bocth curlers

Jack, McLean was elected pres-
ident of Booth Memorial Junior
High school Curling Club, when

 

meeting last Thursday.

Others elected for the 1960-61
term were: —

- Carol Waldbauer, first
president; Gordon Duplisse, sec-:
ond - vice-president; Georgina
Dibb, secretary; Bob » ‘Warren,
treasurer. -

Named > directors. wore e Norman
Grimolfson, David Pitre, Maur-
ice Desautels, and Glen Dalzell,

 

Outgoing executive members
were Jim Russell, president,
Mary Ann Ritchie, vice president;
Carole Wick, secretary! Wendy
Christianson, treasurer, Direc-
tors were Tom, Martin, Bob Og-
Ilvie, Phillip Lloyd, Mary Lewis,
Marion Eyeford, Edda. Patzold,
Edna. Johnsen, Maurice Deaaut-
cls and Sharon Clark,

TORONTO ()—Malta United of
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{into a 12-6 lead at the end of the
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Vo wo. runs. "were ‘garnered
a by. each team during | the. next
three innings.

the group held its second annual,

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McLean, Mary Ann Ritchie, Judy

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out four.

Savoy’s ..Marge : (Muggs) Young-
man with. four hits:for four times
at bat... - . .

Giske.. and * ‘Bernie Prier

~for- three record.

Batting; leaders. ‘so: far in. the
season are as follows: :
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standring. (Wahis) ‘25 3 :
Prier’ (Fashion). aS °
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Top hitter for! ‘the evening was ,

of
| Fashion’ followed ‘with: a. three-

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~ Baltimore and Cleveland ‘get going on a four-game ‘argument . over the
-| American League lead tonight,: but the New. York Yankees, frolicking along. at
| Kansas City, could be the club that has the last word.

wah
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Ah
son in the AL, scored three: ‘na
first inning triggered . by Tony
Kubek’s leadoff home run. Skow-.
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then capped a three-run fourth
by driving in two with his single.
4 ‘The Moose closed it out’ with the
long fly in the sixth. «= 7*
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Turley had a perfect game un-
til Whitey Herzog singled) with
one out in the fifth. Harry Chiti
then. hit into a doubleplay. :A
doubleplay also followed “Bob
Johnson's leadore walk. dn the
sixth.

. Then came ‘the eighth, Norm
Siebern opened with a double
and Chiti, Johnson and Ken
Hamline followed with one- -out
Awalk forced in™.one
run and Bill. Tuttle singled, for
the other two. °

Cleveland
Baltimore :
New York
Detroit .
Chicago
Washington

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