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acquiring, pitcher: Bob .: Parter-
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2-1 today. to’ remain ; undefeated

Pr Ince. Rupert Daily News geo ve me ar
_ Mondays May 28, 1956: os

~ ‘ter’ Red Sox. hal come: trom be-

game,

ed.to finish for thie fourth time ing |

hind to win the ‘opener 9-7, Thel }
big St. Loulsian homered in each}.
‘the second” four-bagger | '
comine off Porterfield, who fail-

tive starts. He has-a 1-3 record.| §
. Stan Musial snapped-out, of a
simp’ with seven “runs. batted} &
in on four hits,- one.a three- run
homer, to Jead St.Louis Cardin-| §
als to an 11-9 and 12-2: double-
header sweep over ‘Chiengo Cubs.

BRAVES S'INLL AHBAD |
~ Sparked by rookie firsthase-
Jman Frank | Torre's four. straight
hits,-Milwaukee Braves’ defeated
Cincinnati ‘Redlegs’ 7-2 to elitig
tenaciously to their slim lead. Bes 1}
cause. they: have ‘lost. only nine
games to, Sti: Louis’. 132° Braves
are in front in pereenlages; 40
to 629.
. Rain washed: out the scheduled
doubleheader between. Pittsburgh
Pirates and: Phillies in Philadel-
phia. and the single - game: be-
tween Brooklyn’, and: the. Giants
in New-York; “yo
. Dale.Lon’s hitting: Saturday led
‘| Pirates’ to’ a- 6-2; wins over’ Phil+
lies. He clouted relief pitcher
Ben Flower’s first pitch in the
eighth over the right field wall to}:
crack .the” six - homers-in-six- ||
games mark. set in: 1922 by .Ken
William-of: St.. Louis. ‘Browns and
equalled three: ‘times: since ‘then,
CLOSE 'TO RECORD =
Rain also. forced postponement
of the New "York! Yankee-Oriole
game in Baltimoré. :'In; a first
game that lasted four hours and
{52 minutes--six' minutes shy of
the. American: League - record—
and 15 innings, the Sox nipped
Cleveland Indians 4-4. Cleveland
came back to win the second 4-2
behind Early: Wynn's five-hilter,

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bill also ended in a split. After |
Al Kaline, ‘Ray Boone and Charlie
Maxwell. homered to ‘spark ‘the
Tigers ‘to an 8-2. triumph, Art!
Ditmar shutout, Detroit 5-0 des- |"
pite giving up 10 hits to give the
Athletics an. even, break. « -

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Brooklyn belted Giants. 6-0.
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than| routed. Kansas ‘City 12-6, and

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AND BOATMEN N haul in a. (20- sound pluefin tuma ¢ on
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- in 1953, the worst year anglers ever had at Wedgeport. Only
.§7 fish were caught in the famed tuna fishing spot where 1,774
‘were-taken in 1949, Wedgeport has become prosperous on tuna
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fishing may be finished. Mauricio L, Guerra of Tampico, Mexico

ig the lucky angler ‘in this Nova Scotia bureau of information

photo taken at the 1955 Internationa! Tuna Tournament.

{CP Photo) 1956.

At The Ball Park

By R. E. RO

The game between Gordon and Anderson and the Hotelinen!
on Sunday was not an exciting one but a a fairly well played game;

with a few tense moments.

} thought the tenses’ situation ' wood ones, He also helns his |
ended when Herb Morg: an singlj own cause with his stick,
ed sharply through the box into |
center field, Before Herb con-'pjayer on the field. He handles:
“vith ihre ae Oe Oy nis glove like a top notcher and:
The Detroit-Kansas City twin | case, an infielder had his glove; a anaes id b Think toot
on the ball but couldn't haid it ;Don should be playing some: |
t T know where else so he could use his |
tl to, bus the eo rs | Pe to better advantage but 1}
c rere think that he ‘has found his:
away from a piteher, ne should pitchers and his arm area “eon |
make the hitters on the otheristant threat to would-be base
Morgan stealers.

and retire the runner.

‘side do it. “However,
‘took the scorer off the hook in
‘the ninth inning in a pinch
batting role. and reduced Dun-
pars afferts to a mere well

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Los Angeles Angels kept their hold on first place

Ian Dunbar pitched very effee-
tively and with batter support
‘would have held the Hotcimen
‘40 two runs at the most. He
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the ninth, when two hits and a
case of jitters on the part of
the C: & A nileld made it look
like the He. elma were going
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Savoy
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night at Gyrd Park,

Canfisco ‘brought thelr win-
loss record to an even +1 basis
by. defeating Local 708 15- 10 last |
night, -

The hatelmen took ¢ over com-
mand of the “Saturday . game
with. two five-pun sprees In the
third and ‘fourth innings after
tying” ‘Atlin 4-4 at the end of
the first and.adding two runs in
the bottom of the second,

Bill Yerema started on the
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16-4 lead, T. Pilfold came in
finishes

Johnny. Pallister was the lose’,
giving up.10 of the runs and 17
hits before. being . replaced hy
Ken Warren in the elghth.

Fred Kristman-

run by -Atiin's

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man. Bill Sedgwick’ in the sixth
inning. Al Hartwig: was ealled,
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Jim Stewart was the winner
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union d&spite 708's 12 hits, Dick
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Pending sports events to be’
played at city parks today and

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But the awe of the fans over
his achievements apparently ds:
just as plenshig to Long as the!

tomorrow tre as Tohlows: money. , .
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my ‘through a erowd and hardly,

anybody would ndlice me" Moni’
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