= ‘Patterson Hurt |

>| title production’ in September between flashy Floyd
pe Patterson and -light- heavyweight “champion ’ Archie
Moore, hinged. today. on a broken bone in Patterson’s

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NEW YORK (AP)=A $1, 000,000 ‘heavyweight

 

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‘back of the knuckle—may, pre-
vent the 21-year-old . Brooklyn
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ous. mitts for a period of six
wecks to three, months, That
could. doom an out-door. extra-
vaganz, in. Yankee Stadium.

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City Softball All-Stars

Meet Comstock Tomorrow.

Prince Rupert, softball’ All- Stars make thelr debut on a elty|?
diamond this season - tomorrow when they play a_ two-game
exhibition with Kitimat Canadian Comstock at Algoma Park

at-2 and 7 p.m.

The two-game series will also
mark: the first appearance of
the All-Stars in full. uniforms,
which were donated by local
merchants,

‘Lineup for. the: local. all- star
aggregation . ° “Sees “Fred | Viger,
managine the. squad with Law-
son Hewitt: and Bob Wainwright
as coaches. -

“The local All- Stars will’ have
four starting pitchers, Bill-Hardy
Jim Lenink, Stu Taylor and Pete
Merson,

 

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either catcher Butch. Currie or
Dan Bartko, Other players ham-
ed to the all-star team are:
First’ base: Dick Rye and Bob
Dawson, Second base: Jim ‘Ter-
rion and Vern Hurley, Short-
stop: Dick Wallin. Third base:
Ron Ciccone and Bid Stohl. Left
field: Pete Finnigan. Centre
field: Bill Marback and Bud
Ratchford. Right fleld: R, Len-
juk and Bill Campbell, Spares:
Joe Giordano, Joe Davis, Bill
Sedgewick, Kent Tubman, Rey
McKay aand Bill Yerema.
Contributing to the All-Star
uniforms were the Melrose cafe,
Commodore cafe, Cook's Jewell-
ers, Kaien . Hardware; Grotto
Cigar Store, Stromdahl's Service
station, Menzies City transfer,

 
 

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match: ‘anainst’ Ever lon al, Em-
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. have made it a rugged game.”

persons attending the game.
“= Manager:. Davie. Shaw of : ‘the

hisclub “is -as., rugged: as-.some
publicity, would ‘have: ib...

We came: out to. Canada ‘to
win, ” ‘Shaw, sald, “but by fair
‘| means, ‘and to: ‘display good foot-
ball: to ‘the soccer. ‘fans of Can-
ada.”

He: had: only words: of praise
for : ‘the Saskatchewan all-star
‘team™ that ‘Aberdeen shellacked

“They “were “real.” sportsmen,”
he, said. “after. all, most clubs
)| With ‘the score so one-sided could

“They! played good football,

but we: hanpened “to be. ab. our.

peak and: played much: better.”

‘He. described Canadian ' hos-
pitality, curing Aberdeen’s cross-
country exhibition jaunt as
overwhelming.”

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, |Patterson 8-4..

the healing: time may. be quicker.

| THRILLING. FIGHT. .

- Nobody | knew about the broken
bone: until half an hour after the
speedy © precision puncher had
whipped Tommy . (Hurricane)
Jackson in a thrilling, no clinch
12-rounder Friday night and vir-
tually sewed up his’ lucrative shot
with Moore... _
Patterson: proved - himself ’ a
‘titular
honors..in. scoring his 17th
straight victory and 30th in 31.
fights. He was awarded only a
split decision but in the opinion
of most of the 11,255 who paid
$66, 038 for the’ fight and in the}
eyes of 29 of 30 “poxing writers
Floyd passed his big test with
flying colors. Most of the ring-
side critics had Patterson far
ahead.,
Judges Harold Barnes (8-4)
and Bert Grant (7-5). voted for
Patterson while referee Harry
Kessler cast a minority vote for
the 24-year-old Jackson, 6-5-1.
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EXPERTS WRONG

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favorite, most.of the experts flg-
ured’ that. the 178-pound, six-
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‘The batting, order “Tebbetts
sends::to the’ plate . is: strictly a
: nightmare ° alley. for” opposing

pitchers—plling, ‘a/whomping . 80

home, runs. in AO Bames;: tops In
either league.

“Cineiniiatt has walloped ; hom
ers ‘in 11 of {he-last713 games—
winning 10/of them in the surge
to -the. top.’ ‘Bailey and Burgess | y,
have combined for six home runs
in that. streak,. - Rookie. Frank
Robinson, who. shares: the: team
lead: with Wally: Post: at: 13,. has
{hit {lve for one-man’ honor’, .
‘Robinson homered. in: the first}
inning off Sandy. Koufax F Friday
but it was” Bailey's No, 7. ‘that
got the job done-In.the eight-hit-

Nelson,,,Jyst up. from Montreal,
Duke Snider and Roy Campanel- |’
In,’ iho ‘Hit his*first since May. 8;

Friends spun his second shite’

ed nine strikeouts,
90 consecutive scoreless Innings
against the Cardinals,
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two-out, - '

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homers: for. the Giants,

decision, -

with two an, and Walt Mary)
‘homered for the Cubs agains
Robin Rohorta, wha, lost
soventh,

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won. his second: ona six-hitter,
Sherm' Lollar,. who: single home
one Chicago run, ‘thrée times was
hit.:by - pitches, tying: a .major
league ‘one-game record,
Billy Hoeft, won his sixth, also
with a“six-hitter, for thes Tigers,
who had’ first-Inning’ homers by
Wayne Belardi and. Al ‘Kaline.
Kaline’s shot broke ‘the 60- “homer
one-season record for Griffith
Stadium. The: mark was set in
1938.
_ Baltimore scored six runs in
the first two innings, then sat
back as Hee Brown relieved Erv
Palica in the third and blanked
the As oni two hits the rest.of the
way Tor hig second victory..

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Work Party
Set Tomorrow

early to win because Jackson is
a notorious slow starter who gets
hot about the third round.

J ackson ‘unexpectedly got. off
fast ‘and Patterson “met his
charges head on.’ The young-
ster almost annihilated his wide-
open foe with bursts of four, six
and eight punches to'the head in
the first two rounds. The poker-
faced Patterson had his unortho-
dox foe wobbling’ in. the first,
second, fourth, 10th and last
rounds. ,

Etcheverry
Goes to Court
June 22, 23
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (—Pro
football quarterback Sam lt-
cheverry was given permission
on Friday to show proof that he
signed with Montreal - Alouettes
before slening with Chicago Car-
dinals who are sulng for his ser-
viees this season,
Etcheverry, an Albuquerque
resident, was originally ordered
by United States Judge Waldo

Rogers to show Why he should.
not be enjoined, from playing for

Pacific

PCL Leading -
Angels in 10.

By The Canadian Press

# Il took San Diego Padres 10 in-
nings last night to edge out ‘the
League-leading
Los Angeles Angels 12-11.

The Angels, however, remain-
ed 24% games up on second-place
Seattle Rainiers who were being
humbled 9-1 at the ‘hands’ of
third-place Sacramento’ Solons.
The victory moved the Solons to
within 34 games of Seattle.
-Vancouver Mounties continued
their. losing ways, dropping a
6-4 decision to San Francisco
In other league’ action,
Hollywood Stars blanked Port-
land: 4-0 and the Beavers fell to
two games behind Sacramento in

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fourth place.

Today's schedule - again sees
Francisco,
Portland at Hollywood, Los
Angeles at San Diego and Seattle |.

Vancouver

at. San

ab’ Satramento.

Ww LL Pet. GBL
Cincinnati: ..... 28 #18 609 -
Pittsburgh ...... 26 18 691 1
St, Louls 20) «4.5741,
Milwaukee .. 17-663 8
Brooklyn ... 21 «6334 ‘
New York |. 96 «6.409 «(9 .
Chicago 96 38) 10
Philadelphia 15 28 «4.349 11%

Ameriean League

W L_ Pet. GBL
New York ...... 31 18 633
Cleveland 20 «665 BY d
Chicago ... 19 «4537 5 Sun ay, June 10
Boston .... 29. 622 5%
Detroit .....,005 23.600
Baltimore ...... 22 26 ~=«.458
Washington .... 20 30 400 11%
Kansas City .... 18 28 391 11%

 

 

- Major League
Standings

Natlonal League

Dibb Printing, Rupert Radiq, and
Flectric, 99 Taxi, Tilden U-Drive,
Macey's, Wrathall’s, Prince Ru-
pert Florists, Orme’s Drugs, Pre-
cision Auto and Body Shop.

 

Canadians Lose

HOBART, Tasmania (Reuters)
—The Canadian women's field
hockey team from Vancouver to-
day defeated Southern Tasmania
4-1, ’
“Canadian scorers were 8, Top-
eky who got two, R. MacKay and
G, Beauregarde.

 

Frinee Rribert Daily ews
Saturday, June 4, 1958

|] Major League,
- Leaders -

“By “Phe “Associated Press
Amerlean League

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| Sports ¢ Calendar :

SATURDAY |

Player and chub “ ae e 14 nan Softball (Gyro)”

Mantle, New Yor ‘ AE

Mee polrol, |, 8 27 45 aa1) RCMP vs Allin 7 pun,
Vernon, Boston .. 127 22 47 470 SUNDAY

enenn, Detroit... 187 30 08 “64 Baseball (Roosevelt)

Berm, New York ., 161 3 63 851 Esquires vs. Hotelmen 1:15,

Runs—Mantle 50.

Rung batted in— Mantle 62.

Hits—Mantle 74,

Doubles—Kuenn 16.

Triples—Runnels, Washington 4,

Home runs—Mantle 21.

Stolen bases—Kuenn— 7,

Pltching-—Brewer, Boston, 8-1, 089,

Strikcouts—Score, Cleveland. 86.
National League

3:45 pam, (Doubleheader)
Softball (Algoma)
Rupert All-Stars vs Kitimat
2:00, 7 p.m, ,
MONDAY
Pony League (Roosevelt)
Moose vs Gyro 7 p.m,

Player and Club. AB R H Pet, Little League (Algoma)

Long: Pittsburgh 170 34 65 382 Kinsmen vs Shop Gasy 7 pr m.
-Repulski, St. Louls 11 92 42 78 Senne
Boyer, St. Louls 189 ‘ "0 an
Clemente, Pittsh’gh 112 ‘ CL S di ’
Balley, Cincinhat! 116 18° 38 326 p tan ings:

Runs—~Boyer 38,

 

 

 

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Doubles—Bell, Cincinnat! 1. Senttle wees $8 2h = 003 aN
Triples--Bruton, Milwaukee 7. Sacramento .... 92 26 652 6-
Home runs—Long 16. Portland ....05. 31 20 «BIT. 8
Stolon .bases—-Mays, New York 12.) San Diego ...... 90 34 484 $0
Pitching— Lawrence, Cincinnati, | San Praneisco .. 28 33) 450 1,
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ter—ineluding’ homors by Rocky,

out with a six-hitter that pack-
He now has

Dickson wove canst eet be
scattered Bue hits until they
bunched four of thelr 11 fn the
Dale Long’s single drove
home. the winning marker with

Willie Mays, gelling his first
alnee May 16,.and Bill. White ht
who
broke.a threo-game losing atreak i].
Ray Orono wns the loser with re-
efor Stove Ridlatk potting the

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of the senson—60,012—anb in on
Ohieo
Carvaaquol and Al Rogen, who
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[Row re against Whitey Fard,
now 7-3, and Maury MeDermott,

Billy Klaus! twoerny double tn
J tho seventh hent Boh Keogan and

. uy other team,
A work party Isseheduled at | After a conference with his at
‘Meoma Park tomorrow at 9
aim, a Little Teague Basoball
- association spokesmitn sald to-
day. adding’: (hat parents are
welcome to conte. and help
thelr sons, MWé also sald tt was
most Important that all mem-
hers of the Lithe Lengue ex-
ecutive attend,

a clerk at the Sheraton-Paza Ho

league Jat 5, 1955,
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