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Vancouver Mounties ended an
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Angels with an.18-13 win ing

acific Coast League baseball
game at Los Angeles,

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came apart; tt. the seams: as
4 they bowed to. the lengue door-

mats, “Mounties are‘in eighth

spot, sul, JM) games out of ifrst
place,

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downed : “seventh-
third: place
Seatlle. .edged.: tifth- ~place, San
Diego 4-3 in 11. innings, and sixth
place Portland: defeated the 4th
place: ‘San Francisco - Seals 3-0,

“At ‘Los Angeles, the Mounties
walloped : seven: Angels pitchers
for ;16; hits, while thie of their

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“Wilmer (Vinegai Bend) Mizell
and St, Louls Cardinals. finally
are getting together—the Cards
are giving the big ploughboy
some runs and he’s Uelivering
complete games. It could be a
whaleof ‘a combination in the
National League perinant race,
~ The Cards have produced . 25
runs for the drawling lefthander
in-his last three starts, He’s s won
‘em. all’ and all were vomiplete
games,

“He:.got his fifth “victory in
seven. decisions: this season by
flashing his stuff past potent
Cineinnatl, for a 9-3. breeze
Thursday night, The victory lift-
ed ‘St,-Louls back into. second
place, a game behind Milwaukee
Braves, who kept up their homie
run hammering in a 15-8 frolic
against Chicago Cubs. -

- Pittsburgh Pirates moved into
third with a 3-0. job on * New
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In the American, New York
Yankees made it three straight
over Washington, winning 9-6
on five’ unearned runs as Mickey
Mantle went hitless in four trips.
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in the Cards’ 15-hit attack, Mus-
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In two runs, So did Hank Sauer
and Ken Boyer.

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Joe Adcock drove in five runs
and hit two, of five homers .by
the Braves, who now have hit
14 in three consecutive games
and 16 in four straight, Both
totals tie major league records
and both have been achieved he-
fore by. the Braves,

They share the three-game
mark with the Yankees and Red
Sox, and have the four-game
record all to ‘themselves.

Lew Burdette was the winner,
although needing Red Murfl’s
help as the Cubs scored: six in
the ninth. Pete Whisenant and
Jim King homered for the Cubs
and Del. Crandall, Bill Bruton
and Ed -Mathews whacked the
others for Milwaukee. The
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double and honiers by Lyle Lut-
trell-and Roy. Sievers, Hank

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Tom ‘Morgan won in relief? with
Chuck Stobbs the. loser.
Ted Williams drove: In
Boston rung &b Baltimore as the
Red Sox scored all four
starter Bl Wight. Porlerfleid
gave acrun in the first, then
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