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Stars,
Rainiers
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innings
to
whip
the
Stars
in
the
!
Tired
and
weary
from
playing
windup,
8-7.
Hollywood
won
the
'
seven
games
in
four
days
at
Portland
series,
six
games
to
one,
Portland,
Hollywood's
Stars
but
three
straight
doubleheudom
haven't
clone
the
pitching
staff
headed
for
Seattle
Friday
and
a
do-or-die
four-game
series
with
ani
Soou.
the
Rainiers
that
could
just
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League
pennant.
It
didn't
take
New
York
Yankees
long
to
find
out
that
this
western
trip
is
going
to
be
different.
!
berger
was
tagged
with
the
loss
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a
month
ago
the
league
Civic
Centre
Asset.
from
Portland
Thursday
night,,
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hit
night
s
doubleheader,
and
the
4-3.
Hollywood
stretched
its
win.
.
ii,
orfithat
won
the
game
was
contri-
;
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the
Beavers
then
had
to
go
10
;
i
player,
Royce
Lint,
a
pitcher
who
PRESENTS
was
playing
the
outfield.
The
!
bases
were
loaded.
Maltzberger
j
leaders
blazed
through
St.
Louis,
Chicago,
Cleveland
and
Detroit
on
an
all-victorious
tour
of
14
games.
This
time
they
got
stopped
before
they
got
started.
The
Yankees
virtually
invented
the
home
run
and
the
lowly
St.
Louis
Browns
made
them
mighty
sorry
for
it
in
the
opening
game
of
a
twilight-night
twin
bill.
The
Browns
pounded
three
in
a
row
in
the
squeakers
from
Cincinnati
3-1
and
3-2.
And
New
York
Giants
who
had
won
eight
in
a
row
before
the
Dodgers
stopped
them
in
the
final
game
before
the
all-star
break,
resumed
their
winning
habits
with
a
10-3
decisior
over
Chicago.
A
double
by
Mike
Garcia
anci
a
pair
of
walks
set
the
stage
for
Rosen's
grand
slam
at
Cleveland.
The
blast
broke
up
a
scoreless
duel
between
Garcia
Major
League
Leaders
TALLER
O'SHEA
was
the
sixth
pitcher
for
the
Stars,
and
Jehosie
Heard,
the
winner
for
Portland,
was
the
I
Beaver's
fifth.
j
Seattle
actually
gained
ground
and
the
v
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first
inning,
tying
the
maior
j
on
tho
Stars
by
winning
its
solo
j
'
game
against
San
Francisco,
8-4,
southpaw
Jm
Davis
getting
some
i
!
fine
batting
support
as
the
Rain-
league
record,
more
later
in
and
added
two
flnd
Marion
Fricano.
the
contest
for
The
Dodgers
struck
quickly
levin,
NY
304
49
100
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iers
struck
for
four
runs
in
the
Fuumhoitz.
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fifth
and
three
In
the
sixth.
p..l
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Furillo,
Bkn
276
46
90
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V
San
Diego
took
a
4-3
decision
over
Los
Angeles.
Sacramento
belted
Oakland,
an
8-0
victory.
The
riefent
was
the
first
of
the
year
for
the
Yankees
in
St.
Louis
and
although
they
rallied
to
take
the
nightcap
7-3
they
lost
a
full
game
of
their
first
place
margin
to
the
hustling
Chicago
"White
Sox,
two-
time
winners
over
Washington.
and
decisively
against
the
Cardinals.
With
one
out
they
loaded
the
bases;
in
the
first
inning
Gil
Hodges
drilled
a
Stu
Miller
pitch
high
and
far
for
the
Dodgers'
first
grand-slam
home
run
of
the
year.
Hodges
and
Duke
Snider
hit
two
more
home
runs
later
in
the
game
as
8-3,
scoring
five
runs
on
rookie
Ernie
Broglia
in
the
fifth.
v-c
Va
.
Rolnnson.
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....
267
57
86
.322
Hatting:
Sehondienst,
.341.
Runs:
Schoendienst.
67.
Runs
batted
in:
Mathews,
Milwaukee.
75.
;
Hits:
Schoendienst,
115.
I
Doubles:
Snider,
Brooklyn
and
'Musial.
St.
Louis.'
24.
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v
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The
hookworm
,
a
parasite
found
in
warm
cllmutes,
often
lodges
In
bare
feet
or
skin
cracks
of
human
beings.
DAVE
DOl'GLAS
OF
NEWARK,
Del.,
won
the
Canadian
ppen
golf
championship
with
rounds
of
68,
70,
69,
and
65
for
a
total
273
strokes,
11
under
par
and
one
ahead
of
Wally
Ulrirh,
St.
Paul,
Minn.,
over
the
Scarboro
golf
club
course
at
Toronto.
Douglas
won
first
prize
of
S3.000
and
the
Seagram
gold
cup.
The
Sox
won
the
first
game
In
j
Preacher
Roe
scored
his
sixth
10
innings
6-5
and
the
second
victory.
5-4.
Billy
Pierce,
pitching
in
re-
Pittsburgh
broke
a
10-gamc
hef.
drove
home
the
deciding
j
ioslnR
streak
witn
rookie
Carlos
run
with
a
single
in
the
first
;
Bernier
plaving
the
starring
game
for
his
11th
victory.
A
j
roie
He
firo;e
in
two
runs
ann
Triples:
Bruton,
Milwaukee,
9.
Home
runs:
Mathews,
27.
Stolen
bases:
Bruton,
14.
Pitching:
Burdett-2,
Milwaukee,
7-n,
i
noo.
.
Strikeouts:
Roberts,
Philadelphia,
107.
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pinch-hlt
home
run
by
Eddie
Stewart
made
the
difference
in
the
second.
The
Sox
now
trail
by
four.
The
two
other
first
division
American
League
teams
also
triumphed.
Cleveland
beat
Phil
Prielphia
5-3
on
Al
Rosen's
ornnH.clnm
hf,ma
nn
T3n..
.
scored
a
third
by
stealing
home.
The
last-place
Pirates
apparently
have
solved
the
Braves
for
sure.
They've
beaten
them
five
straight
times.
Johnny
Antonelll
was
the
loser
against
Bub
Friend.
Robin
Roberts
won
his
15th
Kcll,
Bos
253
41
83
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Goodman,
Bos
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Most
fighters
who
have
,
Minoso,
chi
jou
70
ioo
.325
:ame
of
theyear
In
the
opener
i
ton
nloped
Detroit
3-2
with
Mpl
m
1
been
hit
by
Rocky
Mareiano
don't
want
to
talk
about
it.
Roland
La
Starza
is
different.
He
wants
more.
In
fact,
he
thinks
he
has
been
hit
harder
by
another
guy.
Pnrnpll
wirmino-
h(
11th
omn
r
n5Uit
vniuuiimu,
ainiuugll
IX
Brooklyn
increased
its
Na
Mantle,
NY
.........
296
67
94
.318
Rosen,
Cle
314
52
99
.315
Batting:
Kell
and
Goodman,
.323.
Runs:
Minoso,
70.
Runs
batted
in:
Rosen,
70.
mis:
Kuenn,
Detroit,
112.
Doubles:
Kell,
25.
Triples:
Rivera.
Chicago,
7.
Home
runs:
Rosen,
23.
Stolen
bases:
Rivera,
17.
ave
up
10
hits
to
only
three
by
,
loser
Bud
Podbielan.
The
Cincinnati
right-hander
retired
I
the
first
20
men
he
faced
but
jthe
Phillies
bunched
a
walk,
i
two
singles
and
a
double
by
In
Stage
Show
and
Dance
FORD
1-ton
Express
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League
lead
to
2'2
games
by
trouncing
St.
Louis
9-2
while
second-place
Milwaukee
was
losing
to
Pittsburgh
5-2.
GIANTS
WIN
AGAIN
Civic
Centre
Auditoriu
When
Rocky
knocked
me
down,
I
rolled
over
and
got
up
on
one
knee,"
he
said
Wednesday
at
the
boxing
commission
where
he
had
signed
for
a
title
match
with
Mareiano
at
the
Polo
Grounds,
Sept.
24.
Smoky
Burgess
to
score
three
flattened
Joe
Louis
and
Waleott
twice
and
also,
a
fellow
named
Joe
Dominic.
"This
fellow
is
altogether
different
from
Waleott,"
said
Florio.
"He's
eot
it
in
his
mind
Philadelphia
won
a
couple
o:
!
runs
in
the
seventh
Inning.
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things
went
black
I
woke
up
bpat
He
dont
Wmt
to
ulk
j
strikeouts:
Pierce,
Chicago,
89.
y
Children
25c
Adults
I
Stage
Show
9-10
p.m.
at
the
count
of
three.
And
he
Canada's
Main,
Rochon
Facing
Mexicans
Today
1
Convertible
$2550
about
anything
else.
He
thinks
he's
a
cinch.
"Waleott?
I
don't
know
what
happened
yet.
He
died
on
me
dumped
me
twice
in
one
round.
"I
can
punch
faster,
sharper
End
cleaner,"
h
said.
"Not
as
hard.
But
I
don't
expect
to
get
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p.m.
Prince
Rupert
vs
Kispinx
DANCE
10:15
p.m.
-
2
a.m.
Admission
$1.00
Each
hit.
And
I
can
hit
hard,
too,
I
'
.
"1L"
U1V'S"1
I
wellt,
t0
,hls
room
an.d,
1
wer,t
eighth
cup
assignment.
maybe
maybe
as
as
hard
hard
as
as
Rocky
Rocky
if
11
Lome
Main
of
Toronto
and!wouna
"P
11Ke
ne
Qoes-
10
mine.
1
never
saw
mm
since.
"He
just
went
gloomy
on
me."
Bob
Parker
ltd.
SERVICE
STATION
'
"The
"Home
of
Friendly
Service"
Mf
BRIDE
at
SECOND
AVE.
TICKETS
SOLD
AT
THE
DOOR
!
MONTREAL
l
Canada
entrusted
its
tennis
fortunes
today
to
a
pair
of
Davis
Cup
veterans,
Henri
Rochon
and
Lome
Main,
in
the
opening
singles
of
the
first-round
North
American
zone
tie
against
Mexico.
Rochon,
29-year-old
Montreal-er,
was
drawn
against
Mario
Llamas,
25,
wno
is
making
his
second
appearance
in
Davis
Cup
play
in
Montreal.
It
is
Rochon's
Vancouver
will
play
in
the
sec-!
It
will
be
3'i
years
to
the
ond
singles
match
against
19-1
Cay
sinre
their
first
meeting,
year-old
Francisco
Pancho
Con-
'
March
24,
1950,
when
Roland
treras,
one
of
Mexico's
up-and-
1
gets
his
re-match.
He's
sure
it's
coming
youngsters.
Main
cele-
j
not
too
late,
brated
his
23rd
birthday
only
a
I
"Sure
I
think
I've
Improved."
week
ago,
but
has
been
a
mem-
!
he
said.
"I'm
heavier,
stronger
ber
of
Canada's
last
four
Davis;
and
I
punch
better.
I
guess
Cup
teams.
The
players
will
)
Rocky
has
improved
too.
Maybe
HUB
in
l
'"f'if"'
mik.
switch
opponents
in
Sunday's
;
he
has
a
little
more
poise,
but
singles.
The
1
The
singles
choices
by
Dr.
Georges
Leclerc,
Canadian
captain,
occasioned
no
surprise.
A
back
injury
to
young
Bob
Bedard
of
Sherbrooke
ruled
him
out
in
any
event.
Frank
Willey
of
Vancouver,
like
Bedard
a
newcomer
to
Davis
Cup
tennis,
might
get
he
doesn't
punch
any
harder
and
he
doesn't
box
any
better.
I
think
I
beat
him
last
time
and
I'm
sure
I'll
win."
Downstairs,
on
the
sidewalk.
Dan
Florio
was
talking
about
the
match.
Dan
trains
La
Starza.
You
may
remember
he
also
handled
Jersey
Joe
Waleott
for
his
two
matches
with
Rocky.
In
fact,
Dan
is
well
on
his
way
to
Ray
Ancel's
old
title
of
"meat
man"
for
he
was
in
the
other
corner
when
Mareiano
coirs
try
one
with
.jiiiic
iiuu
iui
oitiuiuav
uuuuica
lit
lit.
-f
Play.
1
In
meetine
Llamas.
Rochon
wjll
face
a
steady,
smooth-strok-me
Dlaver
althouirh
the
25-vear-
8
old
Mexican,
who
sports
a
small
,-A7j'
,
moustache,
is
rated
by
oDssrvers
Last
Night's
Fights
By
The
Associated
Preps
Syracuse,
N.Y.
Joey
DeJohn,
1G2'2,
Syracuse,
knocked
out
Thing
..
.i.l
.
.
x
.
-.
J
'
LORNE
MAIN
'
.
Hurlev
Sanders?:
1
1
55,
iwark,
1
nj.,
4
-
......
;
less
powerful
than
he
was
last
year,
when
he
lost
a
five-set
match
to
-
Main.
Rochon,
a
southpaw,
may
get
the
juMp
im.
LUrnias
jDefoi'e
the
Mexican
fathoms
the
Montreal-3r's
unorthodox
style.
Rochon
makes
use
of
unexpected
shots,
with
ability
to
slice
either
way.
(Detroit-Toxic
,
Hall,
194.
Chicago,
stopped
Bob
Amos,
laO'i.
Detroit,
8.
Sydney,
Australia
Freddie
Dawson.
143,
Chicago,
stopped
Harry
Hayes,
150i,
Sydney,
10.
It
was
the
feeling
that
Henri
will
have
to
start
well,
"and
if
he
does,
he's
on
lfls
way."
Distilled
ond
botlltq
in
bond
by
'.
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fe"?
N.
CORBY
DUTIlllRY
IT0
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criyui,
omi.
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Good
Fight
Record
Jack
Johnson,
former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
lost
only
two
bouts
in
his
first
eight
years
of
prizefighting.
MAIN
FAVORED
Observers
believe
Main
can
win
both
his
singles
matches.
In
meeting
Contreras,
he
will
face
a
hard
hitter,
more
to
his
liking
than
a
softer
hitter
like
Ortega.
Lome
meets
the
hard
servers
1
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with
his
two-handed
return,
and
should
also
be
able
to
handle
Contreras'
good
overhead.
Mexico
holds
a
2-1
lead
over
Canada
in
the
previous
Davis
Cup
ties.
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