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‘League schedule was rained out.
-ped a five-run first for the Ti-

_gers in the opener against Cam-

. Bertoia is a native of Windsor,
‘Ont. Lary, now 2-2 with his sec- |

the American League lead.

On May 7 last year Cookie re-
V oinced Chuck Dressen as field
|'boss of the Senators, then on
I the tail end of a losing streak
(that reached 10° games. They
were last, 914 games back.

Now they’re second, just
| game behind New York Yankees.
| And except for: some great.
|clutch pitching . by Detroit's
‘Frank Lary Wednesday | night,

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have swept into a virtual first-
place tie on May 7, 1958.

‘and walked five, but came up
with eight strikeouts and left:

_a@ 5-1 victory in the opener of a
: twi- -night pair at Washington.
‘The Senators then. socked
ap for an 11-4

The rest of the American
Reno Bertoia’s first major

league grand-slam homer cap-
ilo Pascual, who lost his second:

ond successive complete game
victory, lost his shutout bid in
the ninth, when Eddie Yost hit
his first. home run..*. .

Gail Harris singled the other
Tiger run home and matched
Bertoia’s 2-for-4 performance as
the pair collected half of De-

‘manager of Washington Sena-|

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Lary was tagged for 13 hits
| Dupas landed only

(AP)—Skinny Joe Brown, a
; thunderous puncher, today looked toward the fifth de-

lightweight championship.
| > Brown,

a lean fellow from
i Houston, Tex., whipped Ralph
| Dupas of New Orleans Wednes-
(day night, knocking him down!

‘ three times in the eighth round;

; to register a technical knockout.
i Brown has knocked out three
! other challengers in the last 16
months.

He predicted ne will knock out
i Kenny Lane of Muskegon, Mich.,
sooner that he did Dupas. Lane
is the next logical contender.
Brown and Dupas had to agree
to negotiate for.a fight with
Lane before they could get to-
gether.

Lou Viscusi, Brown's manager, |
was non-committal “I didn't
see the fight and haven't talked |
ito Joe. I’ve been busy counting
money. I honestly can't say any-

thing about future plans right
now.” -

The -fight—Houston’s first
world’s championship affair—

drew a-record gate for Texas. An
estimated 1,000 fans paid $68,740
to see the bout.

Brown will get more than $36,-
000. Dupas receives. better than
$18,000.

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one good

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14 runners on.base as the Tigers | n't start using his right until the
-ended a three-game slump with; fourth round, .

From then on he was using his

; one-two repeatedly... Late in the
15; seventh - round it was this com-

bination, with the right rocking
Dupas like a sledgehammer. that
started the 22-year-old New. Or-.
leans hopeful on the way out.
Brown actually knockout out
Dupas the. first time he. floored
him. Dupas was counted out by
the counter for knockdowns, but

nine and ‘ordered Brown, who
was Standing over the ‘fallen
\ Dupas, back to his corner. Brown
refused and Dupas got up after
the 10-count to resume fighting.
It was .a forlorn — gesture,
Brown's «stinging left hook
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count. When Dupas got up
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By LORNE McMILLAN

victories in a fight card in!
Kitimat Saturday that’
was. won by the hosts with:

one draw.
The five Ketchikan fighters.

managed no better than one
draw in the 10-bout card.
In a special event, Kalman

Santosi of “Vancouver scored a
over Lief:
Albrechtson of Kitimat.

One of the best: fights of the’
night saw Prince Rupert's Frank :
Long weather a_ third-round.
knockdown at the hands of Den- |
is Fugure to goon for an undis- '
puted decision.

‘heavy lefts to the body followed:
by rights to the jaw.

Another Prince Rupert boy,

was great. | Dick: Bury, gained a unanimous

nod by the judges after chasing |
Jim’ Morhart at fast pace through!
three rounds . connecting ~ time
‘and again with well-aimed lefts:
and rights.

was captured by Reggie Phillips:
who was awarded a- split deci-;
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was biecding from the nose af-
ter the middle of the second:
round when he was floored by a!
stinging left by Phillips.
RESULTS
(Kitimat fighters named first)
Jack Beisenburger,
sioned Don Torgeson, Ketchikan,
Doug Mulder, 85, lost to Reg
Phillips, 85. ‘
Dale Wilson, 87,
Arthur Toye, 87, P.R.
Ray Brady, 95, decisioned Dewy
-Torgeson, 95, Ketchikan.
Mickey Brady, 112, decisioned
Ken Peratovich, 112, Ketchikan.

decisioned

 

Bury, 134, P.R.

Doug Lindsey, 135, won by!

Denis Fugere, 156, lost to
| Frank Long, 161, P.R.
John Oldham, 142, drew with |
Al Jackson, 139, Ketchikan.
Larry Larson, 156,
sim Branda, 153, Ketchikan.
Leif: Albrechtson, 135, lost tdi

| Kalman Santosi, 135, Vancouver. |!

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| Three other games were play-
ted. Phoenix wallopped Salt]!

Lake 9-4, San Diego squeezed by
; Sacramento 2-1 and Spokane de-
:feated Portland 6-5.

Held led off the Vancouver
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Mel Held connects twice
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