Je.,h
p.,
Willie
Shoemaker
Rides
13
Winners
In
Last
Three
Days
at
Hollywood
SPORTS
R0UND-UP
Uy
GALE
TALBOT
NEW
YORK
(AP)
It
is
more
than
likely
that
Rotors,
Battery
Both
'Short-Handed
for
Match
Both
teams
were
short
solne
of
their
leading
players
in
last
night's
football
game
but
the
General
Motors
won
2-1
over
the
Battery.
INOLEWOOD,
Calif.
(API
Willie
Shoemaker,
riding
13
winners
n
the
last
three
days
nf
rneinff
nt
Hollvwood
Park,
Is
the
dreamed-of
four-minute
mile
could
be
run
Friday,
outo
rewrite
some
of
the
turfs
records.
Longden's
105
winners
for
50
days
of.
racing
at
Hollywood
'
Park
in
1948
Shoemaker
brought
In
four
winners
Wednesday.
Fight
Postponed
For
Second
Time
QUEBEC
(CP)
Promoter
Paul
if
it
were
possible
to
bring
together
Wes
Santee,
John
Landy
and
Roger
Bannister
in
what
some
inspired
historian
almost
certainly
would
tag
the
"mile
Motors
started
with
eight
As
of
today,
his
victories
for
1953
stand
at
210.
ahead
of
the'
average
ivcded
to
become
the
first
joc-kev
aboard
400
winners
in
a
vear.
And
it's
a
virtual
of
the
century."
flayers
and
the
Battery
with
nine.
Then
Mills
came
on
to
make
the
teams
evenly
numbered
and
shortly
after
sroreil
the
first
goal
for
the
Motors.
In
the
second
half
Tambour-ini
took
advantage
of
some
mile
in
four
minutes,
two
and
one-fifth
seconds.
During
the
following
month,
similarly
un-
It
Is
difficult
to
doubt
that
at
least
one
of
the
great
trio,
given
I'lamonrlon
said
today
a
Canadian
championship
fight
between
Fernando
Gagnon
of
Quebec
and
Stan
Almond
of
Vancouver
h:ir
been
postponed
Au.ssie
Thsisday,
Thsisday,
June
June
25,
25.
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1
pared,
the
olive-skinno.
the
challenge
u
and
a
cress
.
the
,
'
i
of
,
4:02
4
and
,
had
times
4:04
2.
1
a
second
time
'to
July
1.
Santee
ran
the
fastest
mile
in
American
history
last
June
5
In
fabled
sonic
barrier
of
foot
racing.
We
know
now
that
it,
can
be
done
and
that
it
merely
is
a
matter
of
when.
an
invitational
meet
at
Comp
sinch
the
silent
Shoe
will
become
the
first
to
ride
300
winners
a
year
three
times.
Until
last
year
wh-n
Tony
DeSplrito
rode
390,
Wee
Willie
stared
the
American
record
it
3B8
with
Joe
Culmone.
Both
dH
it
in
1950.
Culmone
is
seldom
heard
of.
but
Willie
h:ul
315
winners
lat
year.
The
flyweight
Texan,
born
!n
El
Paso,
has
been
clipping
aion
j
nt
a
two-a-duy
avenn'e
at
Hollywood
Park
with
57
winners.
At
this
rate
he
stands
a
solid
chance
of
bettering
Johnny
slackness
in
the
Motors
defence
and
equalized
He
also
hit
the
Tossbar.
He
missed
a
great
chance
to
put
his
team
ahead
when
a
penalty
was
given
?ainst
the
Motors
but
he
drove
the
ball
very
hard
and
over
the
bar.
Silversmith
saved
well
but
from
Wilson's
corner
kick
Mills
headed
the
second
and
winning
-oul
for
the
Motors
Final
score
General
Motorj
t,
.iejvy
Battery
1.
Pill
rtnxter
re;ereeri.
Battery:
Silversmith;
S.
Mar-on.
A.
Maron;
Fabriz.
Boultoni;,
Volker
ShradCt,
Hartnot
Shrad-er.
Tambourini.
Wells.
General
Motors:
Bowman;
Boulter,
Eby;
furunes,
Mills;
Wilson,
Eckert,
Murray,
Hidber
The
12-round
bout,
originally
scheduled
for
June
22,
was
postponed
a
week
when
the
Quebec
champion
pulled
a
leg
muscle.
The
second
postponement
was
made
because
the
June
29
date
conflicted
with
a
Provincial
i-nsetn:;
league
game
at
tho
stadium
where
the
fight
will
be
held
.Yanks
Routed
-Second
Time
By
White
Sox
Bv
KEN
PIH.EGAFt
i
ton.
Calif.,
doing
the
four
laps
in
4;02.4
while
defeating
two
such
noted
distance
stars
as
Finland's
Peni
Johansson
unci
Belgium's
Oaston
Reiff.
Th?
jay-hawker
says
he
fully
expects
to
get
uncle"
the
magic
"four."
These
reflections
arise
from
the
fact
that
Santee,
the
greatest
miler
the
United
States
has
produced,
is
making
his
last
big
run
of
the
season
in
the
national
AAU
meet
beginning
Friday
at
Dayton,
O.
Unfortunately,
the
two
msn
who
might
force
the
Kansas
flyer
to
the
four-minute
goal
will
be
far
away
and
he
probably
will
turn
In
only
a
Rememoer
when
Maxie
nosenbloom
became
un-
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
-
After
watching
N?v
York
Yankee."
blow
two
in
a
row
to
the
hurtline
Chicago
White
Sox
routine
timing.
Chatter
.
.
.
Silversmith
kept
Rood
goal,
one
save
at
poinl-
disputed
world
s
light-heavy-
iriv
,k
....rniinn
t.K
i
the
best
of
ont
nln
niv
rn.1i.vi.m
vnn
-Hank
ranee
being
weight
champion
23
years
ago
tonight
bv
dutpoiiiting
Jimmy!
flowing
stride,
is
attending
classes
at
Melbourne
University,
,
tn
i
ti,nt
enmphnu;
the
the
game.
The
Maron
brothers
"enr
hi
a
-at
candidate
Ji-rounr
Bannister,
England's
players
put
on
the
wrong
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the
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that
wore
tilt,
big
"NY"
on
their
suits
the
last
two
days
bears
no
resemblance
to
a
world
championship
LAl'RIE
DAWN
won
out
over
20
other
sea
nymphs
to
become
.
"The
Perfect
Swim
Silhouette
of
1953"
in
the
annual
contest
conducted
by
bathing
suit
manufacturers
at
Nevele
Falls,
NY.
lmuuj,
on
nis
recoiu,
is
cue
rlalmed
th?
title
bv
a
win
over
fastest
of
the
three.
Last
Dec.
14
Lou
Scozza.
Rosenbloom's
vie-
club
And
the
White
Sox
look
standing
forward
'
though
hi..
in
Melbourne,
against
the
poorest
tory
over
Slattery
put
him
on
of
competition,
he
ripped
off
a
top.
every
men
pennant
contenaers
;
thtin
,ao
(,tf
H
,
ai
Instead
of
third
place
talent.
I
ways
a
threat.
Wells
showed
The
Sox
not
only
have
gained
j
nice
touches.
c
u-t
season
s
edge
over
tne
Yan
Major
League
Leaders
By
Thp
Canadian
Press
Ml
kees.
They've
succeeded
in
making
the
New
Yorkers
beat
themselves.
In
Tusday
night's
11-3
rout
the
Yankees
committed
four
errors,
three
in
a
single
innnlng.
"FM'I.Ty
PITCHING
'
'
It
was
faulty
pitching
Wednesday.
Starter
Jim
McDonald
found
the
plate
only
once
in
13
pitches
and
was
sent
to
the
showers
in
the.
first
inning
wilh
the
buses
loaded
and
nobody
Bowman
was
not
severely
tested.
Eby
was
very
resourceful
and
his
battles
with
Tambourini
were
a
feature
of
the
game
Boulter
tried
hard.
Fur-unes
and
Mills
were
very
clever
and
constructive.
Mills
got
both
goals.
Wilson,
Eckert
and
Murray
did
well.
Both
teams
were
short
of
their
regulars.
Battery
were
without
Dunbar,
Georgeson,
Go-m.-2
and
Mazzonl.
General
Mo-wer"
w'-hjut
Robinson,
Jr
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Runs:
S-hoentllenst.
55.
Runs
batted
in:
Campanula.
Brrxiklyn.
62.
Hlls:
Sirhoendlenst,
92.
put.
-
Chicago
cashed
all
three
of
j
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runs,
plus
two
more
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Douhlwi:
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mid
Dark.
New
I
York.
18
Trtplps:
Bruton,
Mlnwnukw.
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Home
runs:
Mulhews.
Milwaukee,
!
20
i
Stolen
bases:
Bruton.
n.
i
PitchliiK:
BurUetu.
Mmwaukee.
!
7-0.
1.00.
!
Strikeouts:
RhImtls.
Pliilaitelpliin.
inning,
and
coasted
to
an
8-4
victory.
So
the
Sox
have
proved
that
even
the
mighty
Yankees
are
onlv
human.
Cleveland
came
out
on
top
in
r.
31
-hit
slugfe.st
at
Boston
Wed
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PREPARED
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Runs
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In:
Mantle.
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Hits:
Kuenn,
Detroit,
mid
Vernon.
81.
Doubles:
Kell.
18.
Triples,
Jensen.
Washington.
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Home
runs:
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Philadelphia,
18
AGAINST
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Stolen
buses:
Rivera.
Cliicuo.
13.
Pitching:
Lopat.
New
York.
8-0,
l.do
Strikeouts:
Pierce.
Chicago.
OH.
should
m.wavs
BP
U'-iD
IN
Pl.y-
nesday,
whipping
the
Red
Sox
j
'
T3-9.
St.
Louis
scored
five
runs
in
the
last
two
innings
to
edge
j
Washington
7-6
and
Detroit
won
its
third
straight
6-3
over
Phila-
"
delphia.
Milwaukee
Braves
lost
their
third
in
a
row
10-1
to
Pittsburgh,
but
maintained
their
three-game
league
lead
over
Brooklyn.
The
Dode-era
were
beaten
7-4
by
Cincinnati
when
Gus
Bell
horn-
.
ered
with
two
on
in
the
last
of
th
ninth.
Harry
Perkowski
of
the
Retllews
allowed
nnlv
two
fhifties
and
faced
only
25
batters
In
fi"
i
innings
of
sparkling
relief
pitching.
New
York
whipped
St.
Louis
3-0
as
Snl
Maelie
senttered
eight
hits
and
Philadelphia
won
its
10th
game
of
the
season
from
Chicago
8-2.
'
Jim
Megan.
Dale
Mitchell
and
Bob
Avlla
each
contributed
three
safeties
to
the
17-hit
Cleveland
.attack.
Mitchell
drove
in
four
.ninr,
ns
did
Del
Wilbur
and
Tom
.Umphlett
of
th?
Red
Sox.
Wilbur
homered
with
two
on
in
the
seventh
for
Boston.
essAP.y
to
?.rT
hoci'
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FCLtOWlKf1
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and
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f'Sh
X
Manual
Training
TIMMINS,
Ont.
-Teachers
of
Central
Public
School
her-t
thowed
pride
in
their
academy
by
starting
to
paint
the
entire
building.
Nine
teachers
made
up
the
painting
gang,
headed
by
the
handicrafts
teacher,
and
expected
to
finish
the
job
In
three
weeks.
1
1
IH
r
"i
Horne
runs
by
Bov
Sicvers
and
I
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enafilifd
the
"Browns
;
-
.1
m
to
make
it
two
straight
over
W;ishinrton.
v
9
4
,
i
The
Tigers
Jumped
on
Charlie
Bishop
for
four
runs
in
the
first
Inning
including
a
home
run
by
Steve
Souchock.
Ned
Garver
went
all
the
way
for
his
sixth
victory.
The
slumping
.Braves
managed
onlv
seven
hits
off
pint-sized
rookie
curve-baller
Roy
Face,
who
posted
his
third
victory
without
a
loss
for
Pittsburgh.
The
Pirates
delivered
a
15-hit
attack
against
four
Milwaukee
pitchers.
The
Phillies
pounded
Chicago
pitching
for
a
dozen
hits,
seven
of
them
for
extra
bases
v.gile
Karl
Drews
held
the
Cubs
scoreless
until
the
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