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‘Sart. Furillo’ ‘and a: wild’ throw by|’
Pelix Mantilla gave’ the Dodgers
4. two-game, sweep.of the. Na-
: ional League pennant: playoff.

The Dodgers, ‘who finished the
‘égular. schedule in: a first-place

  
 

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Trailing . 5-2. and shackled by
Lew Burdette’s
Tuesday, the Dodgers.. chased the
Milwaukee righthander’ by tying

the 11th. but’ it remained for the
12th: inning to touch off a wild
axplosion by: the slim crowd of

This was the situation’ just be- ,
fore : the . four- hour, six- -minite |
struggle ended.

Stan Williams,
and Bob’ Rush,

‘sixth’. ‘Dodger
fifth |.

the score: stood at, 5-5.

: Wally. “Moon, ‘the ah
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into. left

Fur ino: 37. year-old “outfielder,
-Man-

moved to: shortstop -when John-
ny: Logan’. -was injured in. the
seventh: inning,’ ‘Yaced. behind
second to make a play.’
His ‘hurried throw was ‘low to
first baseman: Frank. Torre and
bounced .away. Hodges, who had
held up at. third,: Taced ‘home |:
with the winning, run.:

The Dodgers thus - became, the
first National League ‘club to
finish ‘seventh one season and
win the pennant the next. |
Teammates mobbed Hodges as
he seored to give them’ their 13th
pennant, |

 

 

“WANK AARON -

Aaron tops
NL batting

NEW YORK (—Hank Anron
of Milwaukee Tuesday won the

1060 National League batting
championship. with o 365 aver-
ago. It was his second batting
title, He won Jt with a 328 aver-
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Aaron, who pneced the senior

 

 

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ing week of the genson, collected
two hits In four official tries
Tuesday as the Braves bowed to

final playoff game for the pan-
nant, Aaron wound up with 223
hits and a 10-polnt lead over Joe
Cunningham of 8t, Louls, .

Mddle Mathews’ sixth-inning
homor in Tuesday's game. gave
tho Braves' third baseman the
home run championship with 46,
Ho onded the roguiar senson in
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mae ft iy into ‘the “world's series” eTneeday. with

12th: inning infield single by; -

‘ing. play:

the: ball. I had-to get rid of it.”
‘He. took’ over. at-shortstop ‘when |.
. ‘Logan’ -was' knocked.. out. of” the
game ‘by. Norm’ ‘Larker
‘Dodgers:
‘when’ Larker: slid. ‘into him:

sanded up,*seventh after.’ reeling ‘ “Milwaukee - Manager \+ Fred
chrough the” 1958. campaign - ‘like Haney: refused to. criticize ‘Man-
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CHICAGO (AP).

Manager “Walt Alston, his
Dodgers .viding high. after., -beat-$
ing Milwaukee Braves in’ two

\straight  games.in, the. National} .

League pennant playoff, said: his
first-game pitcher probably-. will:

forgotten righthander who; ‘be-
came an ace in. the drive for: ‘the,
, | flag. Pete
White: Sox - manager Al. Lopez
is expected. to name Early ‘Wynn,
39-year-old. “righthander: who:

 

-- ‘The: oddsmakers favor the
White Sox, playing in a world’:
series for the first time’in 40

entire best-of-seven series : and
Thursday's engagement.. :

“The fitst. two games will be:
played in ‘Comiskey Park here,.
with. the. ‘championship ‘then |.
shifting to Los’ Angeles Coliseum |
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boxers and the rise of the’ ‘pros |
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Magazine. “|

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tenders ranked in the eight divi- |.
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and got, beat, that’s all.”

Commented Dodger. manager
Walter Alston:. “No season gave
me- more ‘of -a thrill ‘than this
ohe.: It would have to rank with
the time we won the. world ser-
ies from the Yankees. ° But those
three big ones we won from San

‘Francisco a couple’ of weekends
Lago were the big ones.: That was

the. big push. we needed.”
‘Haney. declined to rate the
Dodgers with the White Sox, 1i-
to-10 favorites ‘to win the world
crown.

-“Tuesday’s engagement was al-
‘most. ‘routine :for eight innings.
The Braves appeared: to have

‘snapped out of théir week-long

hitting slump, knocking out
starter Don Drysdale in the fifth,
and pecking away. at. Johnny
Podres andwChuck Churn,

‘Burdette, a fidgetty workman
who. won 21 gamés. for .the
Braves, suddenly weakened.
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Moon, Duke Snider and Hodges
loaded the bases with nobody out
in the ninth, touching off a fur-

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say. at the moment ist. °
I’ve ‘gota good, club and we
should ‘be able, to give anyone ‘a
‘good game.”
‘Even ‘the management. is new.
The’ shareholders of the old: ‘Vic -
toria Hockey Club +1957 Limited
‘voted » overwhitimingly,” . laat |:
month to sell out lock, stock and
barrel to wealthy Saskatoon bus-
inessman Jim Piggott:for $25,000.
and: thus get themselves’ out of
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But despite the fact’ he. has
last, year’s New - “Westminster
| Royals roster to draw from ina
deal. with Portland, plus a good
working agreement with Boston
Bruins, cautious Hal isn’t pre-
dicting, at this point anyway,
that Cougars will run off with
the league silverware. ...
“The other clubs are strength-
ening,” he remarked in an inter-
view. “We'll see. how things go.”

in the WHL who wouldn’t mind
being in Laycoe’s: shoes, not to
mention having his one-year
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Maimie Marineau of Greer and
Bridden -rolled high’ single and
triple: to pace her- team to double.
{ honors in the .City Mixed Five-
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day evening:

was:Maimie’s husband Clare who
racked uv a single. of. 273. :
Matt: Garbelya of Moose col-

with 680.

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Lay ycoe sets up new roster
or revived Victoria Cougars —

VICTORIA “(GE)_Weatam’ Hockey League eyes this. year will focus’.
where front- office - deals have -

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under the. new. setup. .
In shaping his’ club Layeoe is |
working with a lot of. the boys’
he knew last year as pilot. of
New: Westminster Royals. Al-.
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cellar: they .had some. pretty
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right-wing slot. Laycoe. actually
has a surplus of., talent ‘trying
out for spots on the permanent
lineup he will have to go. against
Vancouver in the ‘league | opener
Oct. 9.

Westminster -
the net position. French-Cana-
dian goalie -Lucien: Dechene is
another possibility but doesn’t
want to come west.

- Big acquisition on defence is
Jack Bionda of Boston Bruins,
who plays hockey when.he ‘isn’t
playing: championship | lacrosse.

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