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Tuesday,
June
15,
19t4
Last
NightsF
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ROUND-UP
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now
National
League
Undone
NEW
VOIIK
(AP)
'
Luther
P
One
has
to
assume
thr!'io.
Home
Games
New
York
Giants
had
the
record
hook
hefore
th('in'1)yR0KLY!,--crm(
when
they
outbid
other
eluhs
and
landed
Paul
Gitl.PinBaby
ortf2rk
?
the
University
of
Minnesota
pitcher,
with
a
$',(),()()()
'Voam0
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Lo,.
Bu'
Charles.
It's
never
been
done
Johnny
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SO
THAT
ROCKY
MAKCIAN'O
(lefti
won't
be
left
holdir.K
the
bag
defending
his
heavyweight
title
from
Ezzard
Charles,
former
heavyweight
champ
James
J.
Braddock
pays
a
visit
to
Rocky's
training
headquarters
at
Grossinger.
N.Y.,
to
drop
a
few
tips.
Marciano
will
meet
Charles
in
New
York
City
on
June
17.
Exclusive
Club
Visits
Marcia
no's
Camp;
Finds
Charles
Chances
Equal
LaStarza's
2'
New
v.r
Hill)
rljlli
MARIii'
SEN0UE
Exteri
Pain
FOR
A
LAST
BEAUTIFUL
F
QUART
GAIp.ON
$77
GORDO
AND
AMHCDC
By
GAVLE
TALBOT
GROSSINGER,
N.Y
Here
i
at
Rocky
Marciano's
training
1
camp
they
held
the
first
an-;
nual
meeting
of
an
exclusive
I
vrvr
MJUIM-U
It
lip
SUlCef
alltl
you've
got
yourself
u
3coop
there,
Al.
Remember
Joe
Louis?
Well!
Joe
stopped
Primo
Camera,
Mux
Sehmeling,
Jack
Sharkey
and
Max
Haer,
all
ex-champs.
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
anil
Intermediate
Porta
Each
Thursday
ui
una
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
H
KUM
SDAY
Midnight
Com
fori
and
Service
For
reservations
write
oi
cull
City
or
IVprt
Offtfn
'
I
Prince
RuperR
B
C.
mm
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
good
economical
ear
try
our
A-30
AI
STIN.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
Ml
!!.",
that
includes
foam
rub-tier
seats
leather
upholstery,
lirr
tiiinal
signals
and
heater-defroster
unit.
AUTO
SERVICE
l
2
If
MOXTUFAT.
Starsa
wa.s
just
a
good
amateur."
.
"Correct
.
.
.
when
Ez
has
one
of
his
good
nights
and
feels
like
fighting
he's
about
as
great
a
,
heavyweight
as
you'd
want
to
,
see
-
j
"Yeah,"
was
the
somewhat
dubious
assent,
"but
how
cun
you
!
be
sure
when
the
Gizzard's
go
ing
to
feel
like
fighting?"
j
"I
think
vou
can
go
to
sleep
.
on
Ez
fighting
this
time
.
.
.
I
He's
as
confident
a
fighter
as
I
little
boxing
club
whose
mem-
bers
are
confined
to
Ihose
fear-!
less
experts
who
picked
Roland
LuSuirza
to
defeat
Rocky
in
their
bonus.
.
Yet,
only
one
pitcher
in
the'
history
of
the
game
h:-
made
the
jump
direct
from
the
campus
to
the
big
leagues
and
become
a
resognized
star.
That
;
was
Ted
Lyons,
who
joined
Chi
-
i
cngo
While
Sox
out
of
Baylor
i
in
1923.
Plenty
of
others
have
made
;the
grade
after
seasoning
in
J
the
minors.
Robin
Roberts
of
I
the
Phils,
who
starred
for
Mich!-
jgan
Slate,
is
a
notable
recent;
i
example
of
that.
Any
number!
of
college
infielders
and
outfield-
,
1
jers
have
becom"
immediate
m.t-
!
jor
league
regulars,
too.
Unless
Giel
is
another
Lyons
and
the
odds
seem
to
be
against
:
It
the
Giants
are
taking
a
terrific
gamble.
Under
the
bonus
rule,
they
can't
farm
him
out
for
at
least
two
years.
A
friend
j
of
ours
who
sees,
much
Big
Ten
i
baseball
says
its
belter
teams
;
probably
play
about
Class
"15"
ball.
That
is
a
long
way
from
!
pitching
against
big
leaguers.
Al
Weill,
manager
of
Rowky
Marciano,
was
patiently
ticking
the
numerous
reasons
hy
hi.?
puncher
is
a
cinch
la
whip
Ezzard
Charles.
"Finally,"
Al
suit!.
Rocky's
got
a
terrific
incentive
to
be
the
'first
man
ever
to
beat
three
former
world
champions
Joe
Louis,
Joe
Walcott
and
now
Prefer
TV
View
For
Football
NEW
YORK
Thirty-nine
per
cent
of
the
"average"
foot-'
ball
fans
in
United
States
television
areas
haven't
bought
a
ticket
to
a
college
game
since
1950
the
first
year
television
"au
u
Ulg
impaiiuil
aiurimiiinr.
The
percentage
might
be
higher
11
'
'hof
.
.
to
buy
their
sets.
Of
those
who
did
buy
tickets
in
1952
and
1953,
nine
out
of
10
confined
their
attendance
to
games
plnyed
by
a
single
team.
When
they
turn
to
TV
for
their
football,
more
than
thre"-q',iart
-
'a"s
W3lt
lo
c"'-
tinue
watching
their
favorite
teams
or
those
In
their
own
geographical
area.
LOUIS
FINED
NEW
YORK
t.1--Joc
Louis.!
former
world
heavyweight
chum-
nion.
Mondav
paid
a
$30o
fine
for
six
unpaid
traffic
.summon-
i
ses.
A
warrant
was
issued
for
j
Louis
May
20
after
he
failed
to
i
answer
20
notices.
'
AS
SIMPLE
PHONE
CALL
ever
saw
...
If
you
want
to;1"
i-ao.aiia
By
Jinx
on
By
The
Associated
Pre
The
major
league
ball
clu'is
are
on
the
move
again.
Back
in
the
old
days,
the
teams
counted
on
building
up
a
idee
biile
on
the
opposition
during
tile
I01.3
home
stands.
But
home
isn't
like
that
any
;
mere,
especially
in
the
National
League.
'
Seven
cf
the
eight
teams
r-an't
win
for
lasin?
in
their
own
yards
tlvs
year.
However.
New
Y
i
i
k
1
Giants
have
won
13
and
!os;
;
eiaht
in
the
Polo
Grounds.
j
In
the
American
League,
Cleve-1
land,
Chicago
While
Sox
and.
New
York
Yankee,
1-2-3
in
the
.standinus.
own
wi'iiiiin';
rero'Tls'
both
home
and
away.
lu.sT
iti:(
oi;n
:
Cleveland
has
the
btst
home
record
in
either
leaaue-Hi
v:c
-
:F
.
,
,
r
.
,
i
tones
and
six
defeats
and
;
oper.s
a
13-fiame
home
stand
to-!
nijiht
against
Washington.
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,
t,..i.,.,i
.....
1
...1
t,i
v.".
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owtW.rM
to
sanies
over
tne
White
Sox!
Monday
by
beating
Boston
for
j
the
fifth
.straight
time.
The
sc
ire
!
was
13-5.
with
the
Indians
1111-i
i.;adiivj
22
lii-s
ufaiutt
Bill!
Henry,
Tim
Ilonin
and
Tan
Spokane
Trip
May
Be
Last
Into
Canada
liy
The
Canadian
ln
.h
The
Spokane
Indians
headed
into
Canada
Tuesday
for
what
could
be
their
last
games
in
the
Western
International
League
while
the
f:ns
at
home
studied
ways
and
means
of
keeping
the
club
in
baseball's
largest
circuit.
The
schedule
sends
the
Indians
to
Edmonton
and
Calgary
during
the
week
of
grace
allowed
by
league
directors
Sunday.
The
i
directors,
meeting
to
study
plans'
to
keep
the
financially
harassed,
1
league
alive,
declared
the
Spo-1
kane
franchise
forfeited.
How-
ever,
they
agreed
to
operate
the
club
for
a
week
while
local
fans
worked
on
a
program
under;
which
ownership
would
be
trans-
j
ferred
from
Roy
Hotchkiss.
The
directors
said
if
the
community
ownership
plan
fails,
the
league
will
be
cut
to
nine
teams.
Hotchkiss.
blaming
the
poor
attendance
that
has
plagued
all
teams
of
the
loop
and
his
own
poor
health,
relu.sed
to
continue
operation
of
the
club
after
Sunday.
He
set
S225.000
as
the
price
for
his
holdings,
but
said
he
thought
a
lease
could
be
worked
out
One
hurdle
was
cleared
Monday
when
the
president
of
a
rival
club
put
up
$7,000
for
back
pay
owed
the
Spokane
players.
Orin
E.
i
Babel
HoMlngberv,
former
Washington
State
College
football
coach
who
now
is
president
of
the
Yakima
Bears,
gave
,
a
personal
cheque
to
pay
the
players.
j
The
Indians
are
scheduled
to
;
nlav
three
games
at
Edmonton,!
starting
Tuesdav
niirht,
and
four
at
Calgary,
before
the
deadline
set
by
the
league.
.
j
AH
clubs
were
idle
Monday
night.
Rain
washed
out
a
'
scheduled
Vancouver
-
Victoria,
fame
and
an
exhibition
contest
j
between
Salem
and.
Seattle
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League.
I
Victoria
will
play
a
double-header
at
Vancouver
Tuesday'
ni'-'ht.
I.ewiston
will
be
at
Cal-!
gnry.
Tri-Citv
at
Wenatchee
and
Saiem
at
Yakima.
Wl
lite
know
something.
I
don't
think
he
expects
to
win
easily."
"That's
all
right,
up
lo
a
point.
mean,
I
like
to
see
a
fighter
confident
but
not
foolish.
If
Ez
thinking
about
wading
in
and
exchanging
punches
with
Rocky
;
.
he'll
get
his
head
knocked
off"
prpv.er.
The
?,ame
was
the
oniyj
action
in
the
American
League.
;
In
the
National
Leagues
single
,
contest.
Chioaso
caos
eeieoraten
their
escape
from
home--
where
,
they
lost
10
out
of
the
la
.t
12-!
with
a
C-3
verdict
over
the
Pi-;
rates
at.
Pittiburh.
HaiiKj
Sauer's
20Lh
home
run.
wi'.hj
Ralph
Kiner
on
base,
gave
the
Cubs
the
deciding
runs.
Major
League
Leaders
'
Bv
The
AiMK
iat.'fl
Press
Miltl
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i:
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R
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1
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vitn.
o'evol-md
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Itosen.
Cleveland
.
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30
55
.34(1
House.
Detroit
...
l:t
15
4
331
Mtnoso.
Chicago
.
215
48
70
H'26
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Chic..
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47
73
.323
Runs
Mttmso,
48
,,,
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,nM!!M0,
53.
Hits
Fox.
73.
Doubles
Vornon.
Washington.
15
.
Triples
Runnels.
Wa.hinyton
10.
Home
runs-Rosen.
13.
stnlen
bases-Minoso,
ftIMj
Rivera.
Chtraeo.
seven,
Pitching
Morean.
New
York
and
Stone.
Washington.
4.0-1000.
Strlkrnuu-Tutlojr.
Baltimore.
84
NATION
l.
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Snider.
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217
42
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Mtisiul.
Si
Louis
219
5C,
HI
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Jablunski,
St.
Louis
2:1(1
30
87
Ilamner.
Plullies
201
32
74
.308
Mueller.
New
York
215
40
78
Runs-Musial
5(1
Runs
batted
in--Musi:il,
0!)
Hits
Jablonski.
87.
;
Doubles
Snider.
18.
Triples
Haniner,
six.
Home
runs
Mu.sial.
21
Stolen
bases
Druton.
Milwaukee.
1
12
Pitchinir
Miliken.
Brook
ivn
i
Noyliall.
Cincinnati.
3-01
(100
Strikeouts
Haddix,
St.
Louis,
7J
i
Seals
Invade
Hollywood
f
f
f"fr
"pflAC
l
aStl
ItJ
By
The
Associated
Press
Havins
just
c.u.vu
five
of
:even
games
to
Oakland,
the
San
Francisco
Seals
invacio
Hollywood
tonight
for
seven
games
with
th'o
Pacific
C"ast
League
.
leading
Stars.
On
pacer,
it
r.aW
seem
that
San
Francisco
would
be
doin
very
well
to
win
tv,
o
against
Hollywood,
but
baseball
has
its-daily
.surprises.
One
of
the
top
not.
v
ooa
'liuvers
won't
be
in
the
lineup.
Carlos
Bernie,
the
speedy
out-
fielder
and
base
stealer,
is
o-i
the
bench
indefinitely
by
order
t.f
PCL
president
Clarence
Rowland.
Beinier
was
lined
$50
Monday
and
suspended
indelinite'y
for
insulting
some
fans,
who
were
booing
him
at
Wrijley
Field,
and
k'ckinT
Bud
Hardin,
Los
Anjcles
shortstop.
President
Rowland
said
pp.--nier's
actions
could
have
caused
a
riot.
Seattle,
after
a
rough
week
!n
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...
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UU1J1.
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WUUil
ill.
It.t
11-
iers
lost
five
of
six
games
to
the
cellar-dwelling
Beavers,
v.i'l
'ly
to
find
the
winning
formula
a;
San
rieo.
And
Pot
Hand
will
try
to
keep
its
win
streak
going
at
the
expense
of
Sacramento.
'.
.Seattle
manager
Gerry
Priddy
nairind
Bill
Evans,
who
has-won
five
and
lost
one
for
the
Rainier:;,
to
start
a
lainst
P
.b
Kern-
gan,
who
has
.seven
and
record.
Try
a
Daily
New?
C'.a&ifu
Jl
me
"No,
I
don't
think
he
intends
to
do
anything
like
that
.
.
.
I'd
off
.say
he
means
to
stay
away
from
Rocky
and
try
to
pile
up
points
j
with
his
left,
at
least
until
I
Rocky
begins
to
run
down'
a
little.
Maybe
he
thinks
he
can
lent
Rocky
tip
that
way,
get
him
I
bleeding."
"Sounds
good,
providing
he
t
'i
nocKy
mi
mm.
May
be
I'll
pick
the
guy.
at
that.
Can't
look
any
worse
than
I
did
Any
of
you
fel-
low.s
eoing
to
pick
against
the
!
champ
this
time?"
I
The
man
looked
around
hope-
i
fully,
for
a
little
moral
support
!
All
he
received
were
three
em-
I
phatic
shaken
of
the
head.
One!
borl
1h
ul.inmu
f-elimr
th:r.
the
Marciano
can
be
licked
club
was!
a
dying
organization.
;
i
I
1
j
I
'
and
Ken
Earl;
Jerry
Groome
and
Francis
Gavan;
lan
McDonald
and
Harry
Pedrini,
and
Clilf
i
Uamm
draws
a
bye.
Anyone
not
playing
by
the
date
set
forfeits
the
match.
.
Players
from
Prince
Rupert
j
wishing
transportation
to
the
;
Thornhill
Course
are
asked
to
;
get
in
touch
with
George
Gerard.
...
AS
A
Thornhill
Qualifying
Round
Taken
by
Morris
Wightman
June
-
A
tip
im
I'm
all
their
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your
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qualifying
round
for
the
men:;
club
championship
a:irt
the
Geu'ie
Ccok
Trophy,
pi.iyd
at
Thonihill
Golf
Club
Sunday
was
headed
bv
Morris
Wihtmu.i
of
Terrace
with
a
course
record
of
63.
Runner-up
was
"Bo;
Jim
Bogle
and
consolation
ner
was
Clilf
Hamm.
The
draw
for
Dlav
im
or
before
june
2u
follows:
Morns
Wiehtman
,.,
and
.,j
Geo.'j,e
-...,
Grrard;
0jp
S:;hultzik
and
Ernie
havp.
Mc,
Peckvout
and
Pa
ker
Mills;
Jerry
Lemire
and
Ho
-
are
van.-e
Jim
Bogle
and
Dick
Wells;
Bob
Grabier
and
Frrti
Groome.;
Jim
M
'Cotinell
arid
Ait
Case;
W.
S.
McPherson
and
Tom
Speeehly.
Taking
part
In
the
lower
half
draw
are:
Hal
Windt
and
Slim
Iiauser:
Milt
Alger
and
Dud
Little;
Bahe
Rouleau
and
Jerrv
Pettenuzzn;
Verne
Ciccone
and
Alf
Rivet.;
Art
Howe
and
Phil
Cyr;
Ab
H.U'l
and
Gary
Reum;
Larry
Larson
Phone
(J0
Across
the
Town
or
(lie
Nation.
championship
liht
last
fall,
Four
of
them
chanced
to
be
visiting
the
Marciano
menage
at
the
same
hour,
and
no
time
!
was
lost
in
calling
the
group
to-
j
gather.
j
Nearly
a
year
ago
the
four
had
predicted
that
LaStarza,
the
I
boxer,
would
outsmart
tw
crude
puncher,
Marciano,
for
15
rounds
is
and
win
the
decision.
"I
still
think
It
was
a
good
.
pick."
insisted
one.
"I
had
LaStarza
well
ahead
on
points
until
Rocky
caught
him
in
the
11th.
I
thought
he
was
outboxin;;
Rocky
good."
"That's
right,"
another
agreed.
"The
only
place-wc
went
wrong
on
Roland
was
not
realizing
he
had
gone
stale
.
.
.
didn't
you
think
h?
looked
stale?"
A
GOOD
AMATIlR"
"Yeah,
I
thought
so,"
put
in
a
new
voice,
"but
only
after
Rocky
started
hitting
him
in
the
belly
,
towards
the
end.
Those
punches
1
made
him
piety
stale.
This
guy:
hits
awful
hard.'
I
There
ensued
a
discussion
ofi
LaStarza's
merits
as
compared
,
,
.
,
r
,
i
to
hose
of
Ezzard
Charles,
who
,
is
to
sample
the
Marciano
tor-,
r
c7
i
i
vT
,
T
i
qgreea
trial,
i-nnrics
is
a
lar
i
fiercer
challenger
than
Roland
was.
"Th's
guy's
been
around,"
nriint
r!
out
the
delegate
from
rhic.mn
"He
can
box
and
he
can
punch.
Compared
to
him,
La
Remember
when
By
The
CnriKjifin
Press
'
Max
Eaer
won
the
heavy-weijfht
boxing
title
In
a
.s&isa
tiotiar
victory
over
champion
Primo
Camera
20
years
ago
to-
(
night
at
ew
York.
Baer
knock-
'
ed
the
r"tant
Italian
to
the
can-
j
vas
12
times
before
the
fight
was
stopped
in
the
11th
round.
The
j
Californian
lost
the
title
a
year
later
to
Jimmy
Braddock.
I
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