TOMETRi,
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Mclntyre
Roils
322
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Top
Women
Bowlers
Loop
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
Fred
E.
Dm
Roomio.
StoneBuJ
Five-pin
bowlers
got
away
to
a
573.
had
best
three-game
total
Dibb
Printing
rolled
high
gam
NEW
YORK
(AP)
There
will
be
little
personal
good
start
in
the'Ladies
Lea
animosity
between
Rocky
Marciano
and
Roland
La
tnls
weekM
of
the
Stars
,
"...
iirace
Mclntyre
Starza
when
they
meet
in
the
ring
a
week
i
iroM'nact
the
best
game
of
the
mgnt
SEMI-ANNUi
MEETING
'
'OMM(v
ini
v,
tonight.
The
champion
and
the
challenger
seem
to
with
mate
ain
un-
of
962
and
Rupert
Radio
ha.1
hik'h
three
of
2,525.
Group
1
Cloverleafs
4,
Dom's
0.
Stars
4,
Remnants
0.
New
Laurel
3.
Art
Murray's
1.
Annettes
3,
Lyons
1.
Bulger's
3.
V.R.
Plumbers
1.
G
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2,
Sunrise
2.
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game.
Stars,
incid-three
games
from
hei
opening
entally
won
admire
each
other,
at
least
in
a
limited
sense,
and
neither
has
yet
been
talked
into
calling
his
rival
V
ept.
21,
195
1952
Briar
Films
a
New
Members
parti
Welcomed
Prince
K
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Friday,
September
15,
1953
Remnants.
j
Kay
Johnson
of
Cloverlcafs
had
high
three
in
group
1
witn,
761
arc1,
the
Start
rolled
high;
game
of
1.032
and
hlh
threo
of!
2.736.
j
Rose
McCallum
topped
Group
names.
With
their
respective
managers,
however,
it's
different.
Jimmy
Dearfgelo,
who
cuts
La
Starza's
purses,
such
as
they
Group
I
Dibb
Printing
4,
7th
Ave.
0.
Rupert
Radio
3.
Manson's
1.
.Big
Sisters
3.
Co-op
1.
McKay's
3,
Skeena
1.
75
Taxi
3,
Hi-Flyers
1.
Toilers
2,
Cook's
2.
giving
Rocky
the
?
if
tee
against
run-around.
Curling
cj
ot
2
keglers
with
hluh
single
Tfw
n.,n
v.
2fi0
while
Betty
Miner.
'A
have
been,
has
a
deep-seated
and
chronic
hatred
for
Al
Weill,
Marciano's
one-man
brain
trust.
Al,
long
the
most
powerful
man
in
boxing,
exhibits
a
cheerful
contempt
for
Deangeio
and
says
Chances
are
that
Weill
will
not
succeed,
because
the
com-
j
mission
believes
Itself
perfectly
!
capable
of
forcing
La
Starza
into
a
return
go
within
six
months
in
the
event
he
is
ths
new
champion.
i
Deangeio
and,
to
a
slightly
lesser
degree.
La
Starza
hate
Weill
primarily
because
they
feel
he
is
directly
responsible
for
having
kept
them
poor
for
more
than
3'2
years.
They
are
CLOSED
38"
x
20"
that
his
boy
is
lucky
to
be
getting
a
title
shot
at
all.
This
is
just
in
case
you
suspect
there's
a
press
agent
in
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WITH
THE
FOOTBALL
SEASON
maKmg
its
1953
approach,
five
University
of
Maryland
quarterbacks
flex
their
arms
on
the
field
at
College
Park.
Left
to
right
are:
Lynn
Beightol,
Charley
Boxold,
Bernie
Faloney,
Tom
Selep,
and
Frank
Barikc.
"'
r
OPE
38"
x
76
the
woodpile,
and
that
the
current
wrangle
between
the
two
pilots
about
a
return
bout
in
the
event
La
Starza
lifts
Rocky's
title
was
dreamed
up.
It
wasn't.
The
only
thing
about
it
that
Brooklyn
Series
Victory
Assured
If
Pitching
Above
Par
Says
Dressen
in
hock
up
to
their
hips.
Rolaim,
being
young,
is
somewhat
philosophical
about
it,
but
his
57-year-old
and
.
ailing
manager
isn't.
He's
only
bitter
and
puzzles
insiders
Is
that
Deangeio
popped
off
before
the
fight
instead
of
afterward.
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WANTS
RETURN
BOLT
What
happened
was
that
La
This
beautiful
fold-over
extension
table
is
the
answer
for
the
table
in
that
combin-a
t
i
o
n
living-dining
room.
Also
can
he
made
into
intermediate
sizes.
38"x40"
38"x52"
Starza's
grey-haired
little
man
vengeful.
i
Deangeio
claims
that
Wei'l.
ai
i
matchmaker
for
the
IBC
and
I
undercover
manager
of
Mar-'
ciano,
froze
his
boy
out
after
;
he
had
lost
a
split
and
hotly-i
disputed
decision
to
Rocky
at
was
going
to
-ee
Carl
Furillo
Sat-
1
100th
game
of
the
season
in
St.
urday.
Furillo,
the
league's
lead-
'
Louis
Thursday.
A
three-run
ing
hitter,
ha.s
been
out
of
action
!
ninth
inning
rally
gave
Carl
for
two
weeks
with
a
broken
:
Erskine
his
20th
victory
by
a
finger.
,4-3
margin
as
Wayne
Belardi
Because
of
his
self-imposed
singled
home
the
tieing
and
scouting
duties,
Dressen
wasn't
;
winning
runs,
on
hand
to
see
his
club
win
its
!.
,g
CONNECTING
ager,
calling
at
the
Garden
to
pick
up
some
tickets,
was
asked
1
H
by
Harry
Markson
of
the
IBC
when
he
might
be
ready
to
give
Wm3
In
other
action
Thursday
the
38"
x
64"
Available
in
combination
Walnut
or
striped
Mahogony
on
easy
to
I
the
Garden
in
the
spring
oi
1950.
To
Weill's
claim
that
he,
as
matchmaker,
offered
La
Starza
matches
with
other
contenders
and
was
turned
down,
Deangeio
replies
grimly:
"Yeah,
and
what
matches!"
They
are
angrier
than
ever
that
Al
squeezed
their
share
of
the
coming
purse
down
to
17'
i
per
cent
when
the
challenger
by
custom
gets
20.
The
differ
LAST
NIGHT'S
HGHTS
By
The
Assoclatri
Press
Newark,
N.J.
Ike
Williams,
150,
Trenton,
N.J.,
stopped
Dom
Zimbardo,
155,
Union,
N.J.
2.
Columbus,
S.C.
Danny
Nar-dico,
185.
Tampa.
Fla.,
stopped
Herman
Harris,
11,
Ashevilie,
N.
C.
7.
Red
Sox
edged
Detroit
2-1,
Washington
shaded
Chicago
White
Sox
3-2
and
Cleveland
beat
Philadelphia
Athletics
for
the
19th
time
this
year,
5-4,
in
the
American
league.
Philadelphia
Phillies
smothered
Chicago
Cubs
16-4
in
the
National.
Ted
Williams
helteri
his
13th
I
A.
AAacKENZIE
FURNITURE
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By
BEN
PHLEGAR
Associated
Press
sports
Writer
New
York
Yankees
haven't
fooled
Charley
Dressen
by
losing
one
psime
to
Cleveland
and
two
out
of
three
to
St.
Louis
Browns
tinder
his
watchful
eyes.
The
Brooklyn
manager,
who
has
been
doing
soma
personal
world
series
scouting
from
a
Yankee
Stadium
box,
declared
Thursday:
"They
look
about
the
same
as
last
year."
As
for
his
own
bnll
club.
Dressen
said:
"I
think
we're
better
than
lasi.
year."
But
he
added
quickly:
"I
don't
say
we're
going
to
win.
But
If
we
can
put
the
same
fellows
on
the
field
we
were
using
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
and
if
we
can
get
the
pitching,
I
think
we're
better
than
they
are."
A
year
ago
the
Yankees
beat
the
Dodgers
in
a
seven-game
series.
The
American
League
champions
bowed
1-0
to
Bob
Lemon
of
Marciano
a
return
In
the
event
his
boy
.
wins.
Deangeio
became
heated,
accused
the
IBC's
managing
director
of
fronting
for
Weill,
and
spoke
to
the
effect
that
"after
we
win
it
we'll
make
them
seat
a
while."
A
couple
of
boxing
writers
walked
in
on
the
row
by
the
purest
chance,
and
they
helped
Markson
convince
Deangeio
that
he
should
remember
his
bum
ticker
and
simmer
down.
They
then
got
.in
touch
with
Weill
up
at
Rocky's
training
camp,
and
that
is
why
Al
intends
to
go
befcre
the
Athletic
Commission
at
Syracuse
Friday
and
try
to
force
La
Starza
to
post
half
his
purse
as
a
guaran
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy
...
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
Paris-Ray
Famechon,
France,
home
run
witn
a
man
aboard
ln
Phoiw
327
Third
Avenue
ence
might
have
gone
a
long
way
toward
making
them
outpointed
Jean
Labalete
the
eighth
inning
for
Boston's
victory.
Bob
Porterfield,
Washington
Senators,
became
the
first
Wash
France,
10.
Weights
unavailable.
St.
Louis
Jimmy
Welch,
167,
Columbus,
outpointed
Irish
Bob
Murphy,
166
Vi.
San
Diego.
10.
Detroit
Tommy
Matthews,
ington
pitcher
since
Al
Crowder
and
Earl
Whitehill
in
1933
to
win
21
games
in
a
season,
beating
Chicago
3-2.
142'
2,
Detroit,
outpointed
Andy
Anderson.
1514,
Indianapolis,
8.
j
Vancouver
Edwardo
Romero,
i
236,
Argentina,
stopped
Charlie
Kalanl,
211
2,
Honolulu,
1.
6'
V
a
Remember
When
J9
k
The
Automobile
Association
(AAA)
offers
attractive
benefits
to
motorLsts.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVER
Local
Agent
PHIL
LINZEY
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
Cleveland;
split
a
twin
bill
with
the
Browns,
losing
5-3
and
win-r.ing
3-2,
and
lost
to
the
Browns
Thursday
7-1.
i
SECOND
STRINGERS
Against
the
Browns
Casey
Stengel
used
a
flock
of
his
Yan
Jimmy
McLarnin
of
Vancou-,
ver
regained
his
world's
welter-j
weight
boxing
crown
from
Bar-!
ney
Ross
after
15
hectic
rounds
343
Third
Avenue
Phone
301
at
New
York,
19
years
ago
last
night.
Beaten
four
months
previously
bv
Rass.
McLarnin
gain-
kee
second
stringers.
They
could
r
ot
do
much
against
the
Browns'
Don
Larsen.
who
set
them
down
I
ed
a
split
decision
but
in
a
third
with
four
hits
while
winning
his
meeting
in
1H33
koss
again
won
on
points.
Ceremonies
Postponed
Again
fifth
straight
game.
"Our
scouts
don't
get
to
see
them
very
often,"
Dressen
observed.
"I
was
glad
to
get
the
chance."
Dressen
said
he
understcod
that
Johnny
Podres.
one
of
his
young
pitchers
Vho
has
been
injured,
was
fit
again
and
said
he
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postponed
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since
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Runs:
Snider,
128.
Runs
batted
in:
Campanella,
Brooklyn,
142.
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Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
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Hits:
Ashburn,
Philadelphia,
194.
Doubles:
Musial,
St.
Louis,
48.
Triples:
Gilliam.
Brooklyn,
16.
Home
runs:
Mathews,
Milwaukee,
46.
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Milwaukee,
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Brooklyn1
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Strikeouts:
Roberts,
Philadelphia,
183.
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Runs:
Rosen,
103.
Runs
batted
in:
Rosen,
136.
Hits.
Kuenn,
Detroit,
200.
Doubles:
Vernon,
42.
Home
runs:
Rosen,
40.
Stolen
bases:
Minoso,
23.
Triples:
Rivera,
Chicago,
14.
Pitching:
Lopat,
New
Yoik,
13-4,
.789.
Strikeouts:
Pierce,
Chicago,
177.
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all,
that's
one
of
the
big
reasons
you
worked
to
hard
last
year.)
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things
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much
to
your
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from
all
your
earnings
since
January?
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you
didn't
pay
yourself
a
little
more
when
payday
rolls
around
from
now
on.
Use
your
B
of
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Savings
Account
to
build
up
a
cash
reserve
add
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it
every
payday!
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such
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