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Monday,
June
8,
1953
Whirlaway,
ridden
by
Eddie
Arcaro,
romped
to
a
thrce-lennth
victory
In
the
classic
Belmont
Stakes
at
New
York
12
years
ago
today.
Whlrlaway
thus
became
the
fifth
horse
In
his
City
All-Stars
to
Play
Crew
Off
British
Freighter
AMKRICAN
Saturday:
Now
York
6,
St.
Louis
2;
Philadelphia
0,
Cleveland
2;
Boston
6-1.
Detroit
2-0;
Washington
at
Chicago,
postponed.
Sunday:
Boston
4,
Detroit
1;
Washington
16-1,
Chicago
2-5;
New
York
9-7,
St.
Louis
2-2;
Philadelphia
4-3,
Cleveland
8-4.
i'
tory
to
win
the
American
triple
crown
the
Kentucky
Derby,
the
I
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
-
lSy
CAYLK
T
A
I.
HOT
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Tom
Tannas,
the
mo.st
articulate
of
Ezzard
Charles's
co-managers,
was
prepared
to
go
before
the
New
York
State
Athletic
Commission
today
and
demand
that
the
former
t
heavyweight
champion
be
matched
against
Roland
La
Starza
next
month,
the
winner
to
challenge
Rocky
A
city
all-star
soccer
team
will
play
a
crew
team
of
the
British
freighter
Sedgepool
loading
grain
here
In
an
exhi-
nunciatlon
School
at
6:30
in
Preakness
and
Belmont
Stakes.
General
Motors
strip.
He
was
also
the
leading
money-Following
is
the
Prince
Rupert
winner
of
1941,
with
a
total
of
lineup:
Alfred
Maron,
goalie;
,
$272,386
in
purses.
Ian
Dunbar
and
Brick
Eby,
full-
I
NATIONAL
Saturday:
Chicago
0,
New
'
bition
feature
tonight
at
Roose
Only
Marciano
in
September.
backs;
Frank
Boltung,
Alf
Rut-tnn.
Vic
Carolie,
halfbacks:
Charlie
Mills,
Ad
Tambourine,
Quinto
Scatanl,
P.
Wilson
and
Dave
Murray,
forwards;
Hank
Nuyten,
Monk
Sunbcrg.
Rod
Talt,
Jim
Oeorgeson,
spares.
York
3;
Milwaukee
2,
Philadelphia
8;
St.
Louis
4.
Brooklyn
5;
Cincinnati
15,
Pittsburgh
7.
Sunday:
St.
Louis
1,
Brooklyn
!0;
Cincinnati
6-11,
Pittsburgh
1-6;
Chicago
10-5,
New
York
velt
rarit.
The
visiting
piayers
are
considered
a
good
match
for
the
ioluis,
famer
Mohan,
team
manager,
said
today.
Game
time
is
7
p.m.
Players
are
asked
to
assemble
at
An-
14Hrs.
30Min.
Fr
Tcrrac
to
CHICAGO
The
expectation
was
that
Tannas
would
get
nowhere.
Jimmy
Deangelo.
manager
of
La
Starza.
states
emphatically
that
his
tiger
will
not
fight
Charles
-ir
anyone
else
before
he
is
given
his
long
overdue
return
crack
at
Marciano,
who
beat
him
on
a
split
decision
three
years
ago.
TEC,
the
promotion
octopus.
5-2;
Milwaukee
6-5,
Philadelphia
0-3.
PACIFIC
COAST
Saturday:
Seattlt
6,
Hollywood
11?
Los
Angeles
12,
San
Diego
2;
Sacramento
11,
Oak
$162.25
CaMnttia
(Pacific,
if
vou
can't
AIRUNMS
Errors
Costly
AsG&A
Down
Esquires
10-3
Star
pitching
by
Freddy
Christ-ensen
who
struck
out
15
Esquire
batters
Sunday,
and
a
blunder-filled
fourth
inning
gave
Gordon
it
Andersons
a
10-3
victory
over
the
clothiers
in
a
regular
league
ewnt.
Outside
of
the
fourth
inning
in
which
G-As
scored
eight
runs,
the
game
was
an
even
contest
with
Esquires'
pitcher
Jack
Shame
allowing
only
six
scat
land
2:
San
Francisco
at
Portland
(21,
postponed.
Sunday:
San
Francisco
5-4,
Portland
3-1:
Los
Angeles
2-6,
San
Diego
Seattle
7-2,
Hollywood
0-1,
Sacramtento
2-2,
Oak
realizes
all
too
well
that
a
Charles-La
Starza
bout
might
nrove
such
a
clinker
that
nobody
would
wish
to
see
either
of
them
fight
Marciano.
Both
the
chimnion
and
his
manager,
Al
Weill,
have
said,
fhey
would
prefer
to
give
La
Starza
the
first
shot.
Not
neces-
CmnK
vmw
Travtl
AtMt
m
Caa4iM
Pctt
AiriMW,
land
7-2.
1
WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL
Saturday:
Yakima
2,
Spokane
7;
Tri-City
at
Lewiston,
post-
v
save
a
lot,
save
a
little
today
is
a
good
timt
to
start
your
Sat
ing
Account
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
tered
hits
and
accounting
for
warily,
however,
in
September.
'
poned;
Victoria
at
Wenatchee,
j
rhey
have
made
the
painful
postponed;
Vancouver
at
Salem
discovery
that
any
further
2).
postponed;
Edmonton'
7-13,
1
Sighting
Rocky
docs
this
year
Calgary
5-7.
1
vould
be
for
the
almost
exclu-
j
Sunday:
Victoria
8-6.
Wenat-
.
'
.ive
benefit
of
the
federal
treas-
chee
2-5;
Yakima
at
Spokane
I
"iMill-lTO
2,
postponed:
Irl-City
o,
Lewiston
5;
Vancouver
2-4,
Salem
3-0.
ury.
It
is
a
taueh
problem
to
lick,
and
it
remains
to
be
seen
whether,
under
such
circumstances,
the
commission
can
force
a
champion
to
defend
his
i
lie
every
six
months.
I
I
.AMI
Ml
Mineral
ores
in
Pakistan
Include
chromite,
ochres,
antimony,
copper
and
manganese.
as
many-strikeouts.
The
the
fatal
fourth,
a
combination
of
five
Esquire
errors
along
with
three
hits,
good
bunting
and
base-running
by
G-As
accounted
for
the
scoring
spree.
Don
Hawryluk,
Esquire
left
fielder
was'
top
hitter,
with
two
for
four,
one
a
double,
for
two
runs
batted
In.
Esquires
accounted
for
th
only
double
play
in
the
game.
In
Terrace,
Commercials
won
their
tenth
straight
game
bv
a
double-header
triumph
over
CCs,
although
the
night
game
was
rained
out
at
the
end
of
five
and
a
half
innings
with
a
score
of
12-0
for
the
hotelmen.
First
eame
score
was
'.-1.
Willie
Returns
For
TKO
Victory
NEW
YORK
(P
Wily
Willie
Pep,
back
in
New
York
after
a
10-month
evile,
swarmed
over
starrgtvinr
.Pat
Mareune
for
a
I
technical
knockout
victory
in
14
first
!
seconds
of
the
10th
round
last
Cameron
pitched
the
game
for
Commerriao
Gilbert
night
at
Madison
Square
Gar-
Turcott,
18-year-old
roi.k;
took!
den.
'
the
mound
for
his
first
game;
Pep
weighed
127'1;
Marcune
School
Graduates..
'
i
129':
'2-
:
U.S
Golfers
in
the
night
event.
Lineup:
.Ml
i
iki:(
AB
Spring,
ss
1
Cadden,
3b
Petrow.
cf
3
Weston,
c
AlltiiKhnm.
rf
V
Wlndle.
2b
Kawryluk.
If
bharpe.
p
B1U.
lb
3
?
0
Cop
Trophy
H
O
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
FEACONSFIKLD
GOLF
CLUB
(1
0
(CP)
-Hi?
United
States
2
Que.
0
Total
34
5
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(.OUIION
&
AMHtsON
AB
R
11
Sunberg,
ss
6
1
3
Ford.
2b
4
1
Hartwlg.
Sb
0
1
D
Scherk,
c
.
.
.
.
.
4
1
1
Young,
rf
2
0
0
Marshall.
If
1
0
wen
the
intenvtliunal
golf
trn-
1
1
v
S
inlay,
defeating
Canada
27
points
to
la
r.n
thine
days'
1'li.y
i
I
ff.iii.'imes
;ind
singles.
G
Ut
:
i'li'o
Sunday's'
final
six
singles,
thr
h-id
a
.17-10
lend
3
ml
strrnor
f.nishc.s
by
Jack
Burke
Jr.,
Ji:n
Tumesa
and
Julius
Boros
swung
Sunday
play
in
their
favor,
10
points
to
eight.
H.
Srhcrk.
.
'
Enrldqe.
cl
3
O
2
Chlstcnscn.
p
1
Morrison,
rf
1
0
0
10
Totals
35
For
a
friendly
I
5
S'
v
V
Irish
Soccer
Team
Beaten
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Lower
Mainland
All-Stars
took
an
exciting
3-2
win
over
Ireland's
international
team
here
Saturday.
It
was
the
first
time
in
32
n
Li
in
years
that
a
Vancouver
soccer
side
has
defeated
a
top
Old
j
Country
professional
eleven.
I
The
Irish
defeated
Vancouver
3-1
last
Saturday
and
then
clumped
Victoria
5-1
Tuesday.
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RUM
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old
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