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The
nexi
30
days
should
decide
the
fate
of
Boston
In
the
19",4
American
League
race,
will
the
Red
Sox
bloom
In
June
or
are
they
doomed
to
second
division?
Alter
a
horrible
prlng
of
Injuries
and
bad
weather
whi-h
ic.-ced
Lou
Tnudreau
to
go
wl'h
i
niuc-do
line-up
that
didn'i,
the
new
month
finds
the
Rea
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LONDON
(AP)
American
heavyweight
Harry
Matthews
tackles
-British
champion
Don
Cockell
in
a
j
lO-roundcr
tonight
with
a
iossible
world
champion-,
ship
fight
the
rich
prize
dangling
before
the
winner,
i
That's
the
way
British
sports-
-
,
writers,
promoter
Jack"
Solomons
I
Th.
9in.i,.nri
rku
erf
an
ine
nuuunui
lwca'itic,
r.ii
:ut
shsrt
the
holiday
fest
villi-:,
washing
out
Cincinnati')
rio:'b',--headcr
with
the
first-place
Milwaukee
Braves
and
cuttn;
n
Chlsago-St.
Louis
twin
hill
to
sin.tle
seven-inning
contest
w;
i
by
the
Cubs
14-4
on
six
l-.oi.i
runs,
two
by
Hank
Saner.
Brooklyn
bested
l'hilacleli)'-'
Phils
5-4
on
Gil
Hodges'
l2Vi-Inning
home
run
In
n
si
r
'
game.
Pittsburgh
split
wllh
New
York
Giants,
w.nnliig
4-3
a!'.
losing
on
three
hits
tj
HuIjcm
Qomez,
4-0.
The
only
.significant
shirt
t.-
-CO.-'
f".,
i
his
30-pound
weight
advantage
i
NEED
fAONE
to
wear
down
Matthews
in
their
M
V
help
mil
clash
last
August
in
Seattle
and
is
counting
on
similar
tactics
in
;
tonight's
return
bout.
!
Promotor
Solomons
si
id
hr
:
expects
a
crowd
of
50.000
"if
we
i
Bet
good
weather."
j
tl
(
roam
and
Jack
Huiiey.
Matthews'
manuKer.
see
the
big
fmht
which
Koes
on
abcAit
10
p.m.
5
p.m.
KDT
at
London's
outdoor
61.00U-so:it
White
City
Stadium.
"Thi"
outcome
of
thi
:
fifi.t
wi'l
i
li'vati"
Hi:1
victor
into
such
lnoniinniKc
tint
h
cannot
possibly
be
denied
th
ri-'ht
to
style
himself
a
lo":(-il
ctintentler
for
the
world
ch'ir.iDi'invhip"
comments
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widely-read
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News.
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Cockell
Double
Wins
Boost
Indians
In
WIL
Race
lly
Tli"
C'A'mdi-'n
The
Spokane
Indians
re
.prdl
the
most
benefits
from
Memorial
!
Day
doubleheaders
in
th..
West-
em
International
B
a
s
e
b
a
I
1
i
third
amont!
the
wpi
lir
eont
nd-
HOSTS
IIAHIKS"
on
the
Detroit
Tigers
make
it
hard
to
separate
the
players
from
the
bat
boys.
There's
scant
ape
difference
between
the
thrae
"bonus
babies"
and
bat
boys
Francis
Mi-Garry,
1G
second
from
left
i,
a
high-school
student,
nn
J
John
Hobb,
lil
i
second
from
right!,
also
a
student.
A
year
ago
infii
ldei
Reno
Bi-rloia,
19
(l;fti.
wu.i
u
colli
ve
freshnian,
and
outfielder
AI
Kaliue,
I'J
ii-entiei,
anil
pitcher
Hob
Miller,
18.
irivht),
Wen-
still
in
hieh
school.
ers.
The
tubhy
Dri'.ish
eh.tinp-i
m
jumped
into
(hat
spot
alter
he
defeated
Roland
LaStara
in
London
March
30.
The
British
.slungcr
is
a
7-to-4
favorite
for
the
fieh'
and
th:'t
ii,
i,i
Th
BANK
ol
NOVA
SCOT!
Sox
settling
In
for
an
13-gari!
home
stand
In
friendly
FenwaN
1
Park.
Tlie
o-n
a
three-game
winning
.streak
for
the
first
time
this
ea.-on.
iney've
ha
droute-goi'ia
oe!
roi
mances
from
their
pitchers
In
two
of
their
last
three
cou--H!S.
And
Ted
William
appar-.-I-
i,
rendy
to
start
bustl'V
out
all
over.
ui
-mil
was
the
only
club
In
either
league
to
sweep
a
Mem.
uriul
Day
doiibfeheadcr
Mond-v.
and
the
Sox
did
il
In
high
st
,!-.
Tlu-y
buried
Philadelphia
A's
20-10
in
the
hl:'lieU-corlng
display
of
the
leaue
a.ton.
Hum
tno'i-peil
up
9-0
In
the
nlyhieap.
flAMIi
Alir.AII
Cleveland
Indium'
.stayed
-a
pump
ahead
of
Cliica
tn
In
f
v.-.l
t'
!!(
by
'whiop'-vr
.the
V'hi'e
Sox
0-3
on
Jim
Hegan's
ei:;hlh-iiming
home
run
after
losing
the
openerH-4
us
Bob
Keegun
pasted
liU
'.seventh
victory
in
eight
decisions..
The
W...shli,glon
Senator.',
v.vo
.-ati.
e
New
Yurk
Yankees
moi-
trouble
than
an
lnvestint!t!;;
committee,
beat
the
world
chain,
plans
1-0
on
Johnny
Schmiiz'
three-hit
ter,
and
pushed
these
;-unit
ame
Into
extra
imilnyt
1
--fc
re
bowing
7-6
In
10
pi
P-
Sh.ae
forced
home
the
wintlln
I
rim
with
a
bases-loaded
walk.
Detroit
rallied
in
t'n
nhi!1)
for
a
7-a
victory
at
liiiliinior
,
then
lost
4-2
to
the
Orioles.
the
standings
came
In
the
Ame-lean
League.
B'uton
moved
froei
seventh
to
sixth
and
Baltimore
from
elihth
to
seventh
ns
l'h:;
adelphia
dropped
to
last.
BIG
DAY
The
Red
Sox's
be;
day
Included
27
hits,
five
or
them
home
runs.
Mitt
Boiling
hit
two.
w:!-'lain.s,
Jim
Piersall
and
llar.y
A
tennis
I'.ot
one
each.
Willia-.a
,
ul.so
got
a
double
anil
a
single
i'-fix
ollicial
tnne.t
at
bat.
M'.f
la
"limes
William
i
liici'--
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?
!
Bill
Henry
scatticcd
sevrn
In!
i
in
si-cund-gumo
.shutout,
illi
third
complete
game
of
th.
y.
ir.
lii-.itoii
'."t'-hi'i
'
I'.avi
l
'-i':.-
i.:
'
nine
i'i.ui.li
te
imi-i.
A
hunt,
an
i
i
iii',
an
;
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I
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!i'
i-.
;;
and
Mickey
Vermin';
single
mo-li.ced
the
one
run
W.i-hr.:
-t
needed
to
beat
New
York
in
th-Oj-ner.
Casey
otcngel
argue-.l
.liat
the
bunt
l.H
bat'i
.-
1!
Id
c
Yost's
cap
and
g-.t
to
:
-d
or'.
(.!
LasI
Night's
Fights
Bv
Th-
AssortntHl
1-
New
York
Lulu
Perez,
l:!7
Brooklyn,
outpointed
Mickey
Mars,
127,
Cleveland
C0i.
Krtio'tlvn
Jackie
Labua
K,n'
.
Eat
Meadows,
N
Y.
oatpoitite
I
Jacques
Rover,
'03,
France
t!0i
Kinsmen
Hurlers
Fail
To
Halt
Rampaging
North
Star
Hitters
worries
him.
"They'll
expect
too-
Leasue
Monday.
Softball
Fixture
Set
Tonight
"'
A'
.
".Crnrr.rT.-i
A
four-team
girls
softball
it.
;
much,"
said
Cockell.
"I'm
happier
when
they
call
me
the
un-di-rdog.
It
makes
me
more
determined
to
in
and
win."
Th;
kid
from
Seattle
isn't
wor.
ried
about
being
the
underdog.
"I've
been
boxing
tco
long
to
let
that
worry
me,"
Matthews
said.
"I'm
perfectly
fit
and
full
of
confidence."
The
American
wound
up
his
training
Monday
with
two
milrs
of
roadwork
and
is
down
to
his
best
fighting
weight
of
180
pounds.
PLUS
LIFE
INSURANC!
While
other
teams
split,
Spokane
beat
Salem
6-5
and
14-6
i.nd
vaulted
over
Tri-City
into
sixth
place
in
the
standings.
Trl-City
whipped
Lewiston
4-2
in
the
nightcap
of
a
twin
bill
after
bowing
13-4
in
theopentr.
Yakima
clipped
Wenatchee
9-2,
then
took
a
12-6
drubbing.
Rain
idled
Vancouver
at
Kd-monton
and
Victoria
at
Calgary.
It
took
Spokane
10
innings
to
.subdue
Salem
in
the
opener
in
the
Senators'
home
park.
Bob
AT
NO
COST
TO
YO
It
was
a
case
of
"two
littl
-,
o
line-'
)at
night
at
Algiana
Park
as
the
Kinsmen
went
down
under
a
20-5
.viella.-king
ry
North
Star
in
Little
League;
Baseball.
;
Kinsmen
were
down
4-0
at
Hie
end
of
the
third
when
thev
pulled
their
starting
pitcher
Richaid
Hebb
for
Jim
Robert.
Roberts,
however,
got
himself
into
a
holej
from
which
he
never
managed
to
get
out.
Two
iniiir.
;s
saw
the
North
Stars
pile
up
aim'
her
l'i.
runs
and
although
Ken
Murray
managed
to
hold
them
hitlers
and
rimless
in
the
final
frame,
it
was
then
too
late.
Although
the
insmen
did
load
the
bases
several
times
it
w.-s
only
in
the
fifth
that
aAything
happened.
That
was
on
a
homer
by
Johnny
Olsen
with
two
matag
aboard.
Doug
Turner
also
scored
in
the
same
Inning
when
he
walked
and
Voagan
knocked
iiim
home
on
a
single.
The
only
other
run
came
in
the
sixth
when
Teddy
Holder
slammed
out
inrouijh
the
hole
between
first
and
second
for
three
Jagjs
and
came
home
on
a
single
clout
by
Adams.
North
S'nr
"ot
their
runs
oi
12
walks,
12
hits,
2
men
hit
by
pi
teners,
and
o
i.rors.
'
The
win
could
best
be
divided
between
starter
Ray
Oakey
and
Ted
Cireless
who
relieved
hlai.
while
the
loss
is
charged
to
Dick
Hebb,
Kinsmen
siarter.
Cok-kell,
who
is
more
interested
league
gets
underway
toniahl
at
Gyro
Park,
Sheila
Hicks.
Booth
Memorial
High
school
girls
physical
cd
teacher
announced
today.
The
teams,
made
un
mostly
of
lil'
h
school
girls
are
reinforced
with
teachers
and
a
u-w
outside
players.
First
game
tuniiht,
slated
fur
7
pm.
will
see
the
Rainbirils,
eapiuined
by
Sue
Martin
take
on
a
Grarle
12
team
.skippered
bv
Joan
Grimble.
Umpiring
chun-n
will
be
carriei
out
!'.
'-.';-.;i
-rnno!
oys.
Mss
Hick.
:..nr!
that,
it
is
nht.-ned
to
.stage
the
game?
twice-weekly,
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
nii'hts.
It
the
league
Is
granted
Gyro
Paik
by
the
Parks
board.
A
.schedule
will
be
a.i-nounced
later.
For
llicflrM
limriiiCjii
ini-lli.wli,f,.niniu,lli
MHir.ininpuH.I,
IliKiklt-l
fLiunf
full
,irlj,.
)our
ni-jrr-l
Lrjmli,
in
farming
than
professional
Donkersley
tripled
home
the
win-
ningrun
In
the
top
of
the
10th
boxing,
ended
his
training
at
the
south
coast
resort
of
East
bourns
the
same
training
camp
he
used
for
the
LaStarza
fight.
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SIMPLE
PHONE
CALL
,
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Across
the
Town
or
the
Nation.
Rainy
Outlook
Boosts
Chances
Of
Blue
Sail
Top
Hurling,
Fielding
Seen
As
Gyros
Rally
To
Win
5-2
Your
BNS
Manager
i-'immI
man
to
know,
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Terrace
lie
is
K.
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indon-r
Sly.
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&
STORAGE
LTD.
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l.aial
anil
Long
Distance
Moving
Los
Angeles
Dickie
Won",
138
1
2.
Honolulu,
outpointed
Don
Jordan.
137
'
Les
An-
elis
1
10
'
.
Montreal
-Paolo
Melii.
150'j.
Italy,
stopped
Emerson
Butch
-r,
14,
itc.k
island,
Hi.
Kit.
Heads
up
hurling
and
fine
fielding
were
combined
to
give
Gyros
a
5-2
victory
over
Moose
The
Indians
reached
three
S?.-
lem
pitchers
for
18
hits
in
the
j
nightcap.
Dick
Aubertin
and
I
John
Trautwein
teamed
in
a
!
six-hit
effort
for
the
winners.
!
The
double
loss
dropped
Salem
,
into
ninth
place.
At
Yakima,
the
Bears
pounded
out
six
straight
singles
in
th
sixth
inning
of
the
first
game
producing
four
runs
that
Iced
the
game.
Wenatchee
had
two
big
innings
in
winning
the
afterpiece
The
Chiefs
combed
four
singles,
a
double
and
a
walk
foi
five
runs
in
the
second
and
added
five
in
the
sixth
on
a
double,
a
single,
two
walks
and
Tony
;
Munoz'
grand
slam
homer.
'
I
The
Lewiston
Broncs
scored
nine
runs
in
the
first
inning
and
coasted
to
their
first-game
victory
over
Tri-City.
In
the
nightcap,
Dale
Bloom
won
a
pitcher's
battle
with
Grumpy
Guy
Fletcher,
former
Pacific
Coast
League
ace.
Bloom
gave
up
seven
hits
and
Fletcher
nine
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it
.
.
Daily
No,';
CiuSSt'
ill
a
Pony
League
fixture
last
while
Moose
were
busy
tagging
out
Kelsey
at
second
after
Fleming
hit
to
right
field.
Big
Gyro
inning,
which
saw
four
runs
scored,
was
the
fourth
T.
Lindstrom
walked,
Hewitt
singled
and
Glrbov
got
on
when
catcher
T.
Halverson
let
a
third
strike
get
past
i
rd
Linclstrom
scored
Walt
Oskie
got
nn
with
a
f't-iaers
choice
which
s.-orcd
Hewitt.
Smith
jingled,
n-i-ing
Girbov
an
dadvancing
O-
kle
who
came
in
and
beat
the
play
at
the
I.ONLON
(?--.A
predi-
ion
of
wirti
spread
showers
today
enhanced
ilic
Derby
prospects
of
Canadian-!.wncrt
Blue
Sail
and
scrambled
predictions
of
the
outcome
of
Wednesday's
flrst-ra;-iivj
classic
at
Epsom
Downs.
The
Ir-h-bred
three-year-okl
owned
by
Max
Bell
and
Frank
McMahon
of
Calsary,
quoted
at
20
to
1
in
Monday
night's
call-over,
likes
a.ioft
track.
So
riors
R'.v.ton
M'r.or.
a
colt
named
alter
a
house
and
nearly
as
bi
a;
one,
which
jest
lest
the
favorite's
position
to
Darius
on
the
i
night
at
Roosevelt
Park,
j
Right
haniier
Walter
Oskie's
I
chances
for
a
no-hitter
were
J
spoiled
in
the
.second
by
his
bro-i
ther
Bob
who
blooped
one
into
-short
risht
field
for
a
single.
This
one
safety
scored
W.
Andur-:
son,
Moose
left
fielder
who
had
walked
and
stolen
second.
Bob
j
Oskie
went
on
to
second
when
right
fielder
J.
Johnson
muffed
the
pickup
and
around
to
third
i
on
the
throw-in.
He
scored
on
!
.
,
!;
'ne
l:ule'
s
v"
u'y
as
Tri-City
evened
the
series
at
a
I
win
apiece.
plate
when
Halverson
dropped
the
ball.
Oskie
gave
up
two
runs
on
one
hit,
two
walks
and
ho
t,ti
urk
out
seven.
Halverson
gave
up
five
runs,
three
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three
bases
on
bails
and
struck
out
nine.
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Tlx-
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oc
urred
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the
latest
cull-over,
which
quote:l
Darius
at
9
to
2
as
a
;ain-t
Row-ston
M.im.r's
13
to
2.
That
w.
s
before
the
predictions
of
rain.
ItKSIST
HI.
I
K
SAIL
There
was
stili
inn-
belliti
'
Seals
Climb
To
Top
Spot
.
T.
Halverson's
gm-ir-d-out,
t
i
second.
Walt
Oskie
clamped
!h,
lid
or
the
Moose
team
from
then
on,
retiring
the
next
two
men
to
end
,
the
Inning,
and
taking
out
the
,
next
nine
men
in
order,
five
of
them
by
the
strike-out
method.
!
Southpaw
Wesley
Kelly
of
the
Gyro
squad,
who
was
put
in
for
the
top
of
tho
sixth,
also
turned
j
in
a
fine
ni-rformance,
striking
out
the
first
two
batters
and
,
causing
right
fielder
R.
Irint
li
I
flv
out
to
third
ba.'cinaii
Ma
1
Fleming.
B
The.
Associated
Prest
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
r
si.ilii..-c
to
Blue
Sail
based
on!
jockey
J(
iiniiy
Liingden'.s
unfa-mili-iritv
with
th-
haip
turns
and
upiiili
oiret
his
or
the
tr.cl:v
I
Ep:jom
track.
But
the
colt
Is1
krxw:i
as
a
tainloiij.
suiver-
an
il
Hie
Dei
by
distance
is
1
'V
mites;
'
LoM.'ilen,
miis;
prolific
winner'
on
U.S.
tracks,
won't
face
Sir
Gordon
Ui
hard.;,
tin-
only
nu-.u
in
the
w.iild
who
has
boot.-d
j
more
winners
home.
Sir
Gordon
San
Francisco's
Seals
are
th:-sensation
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League,
a
distinction
ably
earned
by
.soaring
from
the
cellar
to
kecqnd,
place
in
three
weeks.
;TWy
arrived
Monday
by
w.-y
of
a
double
win
over
Portland,
7-0
and
16-1,
before
nearly
20,-000
fans
who
poured
Into
Seals
Stadium
to
welcome
tire
team
home.
They
had
won
18
of
tlu
ir
HIS
ROYAL
IIIOHNFS
THE
DUKE
OF
EDINBURGH
!
The
Ovrn
infield
showed
hustl''
!
that
would
credit
a
more
.scnio-'
i
league.
Excellent
pickups
and
I
throws
were
registered
by
thitd
busi
man
Fleming
and
second
j
baseman
L.
Hewitt.
Hewitt
ills.
1
accounted
for
two
out.',
bv
.aiag-j
King
difficult
c-itehes,
and
firs'
Jiaa
to
;-ive
up
In,-,
mount
on
!ne
1
which-1;l'st
22
Ban11'-
Queens
colt,
Landau,
p-'omptlv
lo.se
In
9
ti,
1
call-over.
lit-
the
;
The
two
additional
victor!
.s
over
Portland
put
them
6'-.
Lon-ilen
whose
monkey-on-1-
Rami-s
behind
the
league-leading
I
baseman
L.
Girbov
ma
le
the
.stvle'ol
'
1",,
of
the
when
he
took
.stick
riiii.m
i.....
u..i
1
-Hollywood
Stars
and
burnnrd
plu-y
evening
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
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too
I
i-comiiiiieal
rar
try
our
A-:t0
AUS
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A
ronijili
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priir
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that
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foam
rubber
seals,
li-allier
upholstery,
directional
signals
ami
lii-aler-ilefroslrr
unit.
turf
writers
gasping.
-alloned
his
Oakland
Into
third
place.
.
I
Run
nipirn
nnH
SniTinipiltn
nrl-
1
J
(
-
'
J,
uerov
mount.
Blue
Sail.
at.
En-
.
.
vunced
to
fourth
place,
which
i
Sum
Downs
today
and
pronounced
himself
"satisfied."
"I
like
the
course,"
said
Long-den
on
dismounting.
-T
think
we've
got
a
good
chaiiu:
.tomorrow."
.
,
.
they
share,
the
Padres
conquer-
ing
Oakland
6-4
and
2-1
and
the
ISolons
edging
Hollywood
1-0
r.nd
!
3-2.
J.
Lozrick's
high
fly
ball
on
the
run
near
the
Moose
dugout.
Gyros
five
runs
came
on
three
hits,
one
error
and
three
passed
balls,
one
of
which
allowed
a
run
to
score
and
another
that
allowed
a
runner
a
life
at
first.
Gyros
scored
once
in
the
first
when
leadoff
battt-r
Rilly
Smith
walked,
went
to
second
on
B.
Kelsey's
single
and
came
In
to
score
AUTO
SERVICE
.
;;'v
In
Seattle
the
rain
held
off
long
enough
for
the
Ralnlers
to
win
the
opener,
3-1,
from
Los
Angeles,
but
the
second
game
was
called
after
half
an
inning.
Remembc.
When
!-)
By
Tilt
t
,-
ilau
Prrs
Lou
Gehrig,
then
21,
took
over
at
first
base
for
New
York
Yankees
29
years
ago
today
to
begin
his
"iron
man"
record
In
modem
baseball.
In
14
years
after
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