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-The:. local Nne-up
good as it ever. has. -

Rusty Ford is back at the helm,
and -has some top-notch talent
working for him. .

‘Here is the Starting lineup:
catcher, Joe Giordano: first base,
Danny Bill; second ‘pase, Dick
Bury; third ‘base, Al Campbell;
Short stop, Bill ‘Sundberg: left
field, Dave Lee; centre field, Bill
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| Don Hawryluk, John: Olsen, Dick

‘Specht, Don Scherk, and Butch
Currie.”

The’ pitetling staff is made. up
of. Len: ‘Shankel,: John. Lambie,
Grant Jordan, Al Adams, . “and
Gordy. Cameron.”

-Manager Ford: ‘said. he won't
know’ who will start on’ the
mound for Rupert. until. game
time. :: “It’s fine to. say your go-
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time,” he added,

There are a few surprises in
the lineup, but Ford: figures to
strengthen a few. spots” which
have been weak in the past.’

Bill Smith's
throwing arm should
centre field considerably. |

A new and welcome addition to
the: local all- stars is Belmont’s
Dave Lee.

Lee, playing his first year in
senior ball, is batting and field-
ing like a veteran, and might

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and Eaton’s, all. have donated

some merchandise which will be
‘given away at each game to some
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One thing though. Fans must
be at the game to win.a prize. If
your name is drawn and you’re
not there to collect; another

The two-day tourney promises

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Two sign

- DETROIT (#—Jerry Melnyk of
Edmonton and -.Val Fonteyne, of
Wetaskawin,: Alta., ,both rookie
line-mates on the ‘Detroit Red
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ninth and tenth. players to sign
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~ Cards j jump | into ‘second place.
~ while | fankees increase margin

By JOE. REICHLER
(Associated Press Staff Writer) |

“Los Angeles did it last year.
Why can’t we. do it this year?”

That was St. Louis manager
Solly Hemus’ reply today when
asked whether he thought his
Cardinals could make the jump
from seventh to: first place in
one year.

Solly. was right about the
Dodgers. But whether he’s right
about his Redbirds is something
else. The odds are overwhelm-
ingly. against him. Only three
clubs—the 1926 Yankees, °1946
Red Sox and: 1959 Dodgers—have
ever leaped from seventh to first
in one year.

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enter. the shootoff...

laughed at the odds.

Wahls down Savoy.

    

  

“Fighting. ‘all. ‘the. way,!

‘Wahis Boatyard ’g gal’s ‘softball ‘team

managed to nip: Savoy. 5-4 to -capture the 1960 Senior “Women's

‘Softball Championship, three. ga

‘Statisticly, Savoy played a
much better game than Wahls.
Loser Sandra Giske pitched a

| five-nitter, but gave up a: three- |

run homer. to short stop Selma’
Standring « in the. third inning.
‘She. ‘struck out none but walked
‘only one.

Carol ‘White, the winner,
allowed seven hits, walked five
and struck out one. ve

Wahls won the first two games.
of. ‘the best-of-five series, 12-11
and 22- 14, but then dropped the
third 6-2,

The ‘boat gals took a 1-0 lead
in the second inning as first
baseman. Shirley Logan tripled
and was driven home by second
baseman Millie’ Bellis’ single.

“in the. third, left fielder
Gladys King. got on base due
to a fielder’s choice, and catcher
Jean Billing was safe on an
error to the second - baseman,
Standring’s homer made it 4-0,
. The final run came in the
fourth as Bellis was got on base
due to an error, and then came
home when centre flelder Carol

Savoy bounced back in the
bottom of the fourth with three
runs,

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Wahis 013 100 0 5 5.4
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3 20: he asked.

That's - ‘éxactly where the sur-
prising St. Louis club landed last
night’ after ‘knocking off . Mil-
waukee, 4-2, to sweep the three-
game Series with the Braves and
extend its winning .streak. to
seven games. -Not.. since. May,
1958, have..the Cards: put: to-
gether “aS _many consecutive
triumphs.

The ‘defeat: Was: the. Braves’
fourth ‘straight, seventh in the
last. eight games, ‘and ‘dropped
them into third place, half a
game behind St.. Louis.and: four
lengths: back of. Pittsburgh.

- The . Pirates ‘defeated |

 

in front of. St. Louis. ‘San Fran-

‘cisco’ came ‘from’ behind to nip

Philadelphia 8-7: and the Chi-
cago. Cubs - downed . ‘Cincinnati
5-3: “
AMERICAN. LEAGUE...

 

being., Ant Second. place. this late

“the ;
Dodgers 4-1 to remain: BY: games

City 5-3 and 9-1.

 

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Chicago White Sox. battery | of '

pitcher Ray Moore and: catcher
Earl Battey from. shouting today:
“Vengeance is mine.”

Battey, traded. by the White
Sox to Washington just before
the start of the season, ham-
mered a two-run homer in the
eighth
to beat the White Sox 2-1,
‘Moore, sold. by the Sox to the
Senators last © June;
Chicago cold in a relief role,
yielding only one hit in 2 2-3
scoreless innings to gain credit
for the victory. -

It was the fourth straight de-
feat for the defending~ Ameri-
can League champions, who
dropped 14% games behind the
first place New York Yankees.

In the only other league action,

| Boston Red Sox. swept an.after- |’

noon doubleheader from Kansas

Cleveland, Detroit and New York
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