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Braves Ace Ready:
Gains 17th Victory

By ED
Associated Pre

Lew Burdette, Milwaukee’s No.

appears to be raring to go

WILKS

SS Sports Writer

1 righthander,
in next week’s World Series

against New York Yankees and therein lies a story.

 

Milwaukee
In Six.
Says Olan

By BEN OLAN
. NEW YORK (#—Take the bat-

_ ting, fielding and pitching rec-

ords of the Milwaukee Braves

and New York Yankees, then

take.a number from four to sev-
en and throw them all in a hat
what have you got?

“The World Series winner in
the correct number of games?

No, just a debris-filed chap-
eau.

Statistical comparison furn-
ishes:an excellent guide to -the
relative merits of the individual
players but it doesn”t tell the
entire story.

Equally contributing factors
in determining the winner of
the 1957 baseball championship
will be the accuracy of the.
scouting reports the physical
condition of Mickey Mantle and
Bill Skowron, the ability: of the
Braves. to stand up to the Yanks
in the pressure-packed competi-
tion and the Ya kees advantage,
however small, iif ‘playing the
first two games. in their home
park.

Also to be considered is the
fact that Fred Haney will be
managing in his first World Ser-
jes and Casey Stengel in his

What any one or all of these
will mean will be brought into

nesday.

This the

observer selects

six games.

No “Deals”
On Players
~ Insists Frick

__ NEW _YORK (f) — Milwaukee
bonus baby John Dermerit
won't be made -eligible for the
World Series untj! — and if —
New York Yankees approve.

Commissioner Ford Frick made
this clear today and also point-
ed out that there would be no
“deals” between the two clubs,
for example. making Sal (The
Barber) Maglie eligible for the
yanks,

The last time the Braves took

ship they played Cleveland In-
dians, and their pitching ‘hopes
were pinned on Johnny Sain and
Warren Spahn.

Nine years after that failure
{they have another crack at the
title, this time against the Yank-
ees and this time they have
Spahn and Burdette—the guy
the Yankees packed off to the
Braves along with $50,000 cash
in a swap for Sain in 1951. ,

The 30-year-old righthander
looked ready Fricay night, gain-.

four-hitter that defeated Cin-:
cinnati 2-1. He struck out four,

walked but two while defeating
the Redlegs for the fifth time
this season.

ed Burdette’s 5 hutout bid | in tha
seventh. Home runs by Andy
Pafko and De} Crandall gave Lew
the bulge he needed in the fifth
against Rookie Charley Rahe.

In other . National
games, Chicago Cubs scored a
3-2 victory over St. Louis Card-
inals and Philadelphia Phillies
beal Brooklyn ‘3-2. New York
Giants and Pittsburgh were not
scheduled.

Well nigh unnoticed amid all
the hullabaloo over the .coming
World Series, the second division
clubs settled ‘into their final Am-

 

dull plop Friday night.’

Chicago White Sox eliminated
Cleveland hopes for a first divi-
sion berth by overwhelming
them 2-1. Detroit Tigers Friday.
night were beaten 9-7 by Kan-
sas City.”

This left. the
seventh place.

In Washington Roy ‘Sievers
crashed his 42nd home run but
Baltimore beat Washington 7-3.

The Yankees got ready for the
series with a 10-2 breeze at Bos-
ton as Bob Turley: won his 13th
while allowing:only two hits in a
seven-inning warmup. He struck
out eight, walked four and gave-
up a run on Bill Consolos home
run.

Athletics in

; e a
Standings .—
“By The Canadian Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE

 

The braves applied to Frick
Friday to be allowed to play
Dermerit in the series in place
of the {njured Billy Bruton.
The 21-year-old Demerit origin-
ally had been taken off the Hst
of eligibles to make room for
Bruton,

’ The yanks didn’t seem par-
ticularly pleased at being but
in w position of doing the Braves
a favor,

General Manager George Weiss
of the Yanks snid he would not
make any decision until he talk-
ed with Stengel,

In Boston, Stengel made no
committments but pointed out
that ' both outfielder Mickey
Mantle and first baseman Bill

. wih Pct. GBL.

Milwaukee ...... 94 58 618

St. Louis ....... 87 65 572 #7
Brooklyn ....... 83. 69 . 546 11
Cincinnati ...... 719 «#73 520, 15
Philadelphia .... 76 76 ‘.500 18
New York ...... 69 83 . 454. 25
Chicago ........ 60 92 395 34
Pittsburgh ...... 60 92 395 34

AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘

‘ Ww iL Pct. GBL
New York ...... 97 55 638 .
Chiecngo ........ 90 62 592. 7
Boston «.......6- 61 WZ 533 . 16
Retroit see et eee 77 #75 513 20

nitimore ...... 74° 76 493 22
Cleveland ...... 4 97 490 22!
Kansas City .... 68 93 384 38%

bene 55 97 362 42

Washington

VANCOUVER «) — Vancouver
Canucks of the Western Hockey

have obtained Bill Dobbyn, a
defenceman last year with Vic-
torla Cougars, Details of the
deal were not announced.

We is the third new defence-
man to be,obtained by Vancou-
ver this. year, with Hugh Currie
the only holdover,

Dobbyn played all 70 games
with Victorin last year. He was
third highest in penalties in the
league with 186 minutes on the
bench,

 

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Transferring Talents. To Continent

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i in Switzerland is Stuart

Milwaukee hurler with series

‘WARREN SPAHN, 21- -game winner with the National

 

League

experience.

pennant. winners Mi aukee -.
Braves this year, is likely choice to Start first ‘World Series game against New York Yankees
October 2. Spahn is considered the major’s hottest pitcher at the moment and is the only .

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is light,

Some 35 Canadians wil] be em-
ployed as player-coaches on the
Continent this winter, and ex-
perts with an eye for trends
wouldn’t be surprised to see the
number doubled next term.
The sport is booming in Swit-
zerland. Reference works list
225 clubs in organized leagues,
and new teams are being formed
every year. One small Swiss
community, Visp, has just signed
Jack Macdonald, formerly of
Penticton, B.C., as player-coach
and Ray Maisonneuve of Go-
ward, Ont., who played with
teams in North Bay, will tutor a
team in the university town of
Fribourg.

Probably the best-known Can-

 

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How these doddering old codg-
ers can defy the years is some-
thing beyond belief.

Take Archie Moore, 40, going
on 43, defending his light heavy-
weight championship, and Ray
Robinson, 37, defending the mid-
dleweight title.

And who are almost clinches to
win the major league batting
titles? Ted Williams, 39, and
Stanley Frank Musial, 36,

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LONDON (CP)—The centre of hockey interest in 1 Europe is switching |
from Britain to the Continent.
Canadians who can skate and stickhandle, and don’t object to a little tour-
ist travel on the side, are heading in increasing numbers
en, Italy, Germany, Holland and Belgium, w here the money is good and thet tax

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Robinson of Vancouver, who:
used to play for Edmonton jun- |
iors and a senior team in Kam-.
loops, B.C. Robertson has adopt-
ed—or been adopted by—the
winter resort of Davos® where he :
Keeps a close eye on 2 colony of;
fledgling hockey players, start-
ing with six-and seven-yaar-
olds.

“Everybody in Davos knows
Stu,” says. a Canadian hockey
fan who recently visited Davos.
“He as created a terrific intcrest
in the game:”

Sweden is also opening arms.
wide to Canadian players. This |
month, hockey-conscious Svredes }
had Ed Reigle of Toronto. form...
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NEW YORK (AP)—This may be the age of mir-

development is concerned,

but judging from the sports headliners in recent days.

{it also is the miracle of the ages.
League announced Friday they:

ada Cup matches in Tokyo next
month. Who was chosen?
Grandpa Jimmy Demaret, a jolly

45,

In the recent national ama-
teur golf championship Dr. Bud
Taylor, 40,.went to the finals.
And Jack Kramer, about 38,
hires Lew Hoad to add youth and
bounce to the pro tennis tour,

dusts off his racket and poes out
and beats him.

“Two of the more remarkable
specimens of this collection of
antiques are Moore and Wile
Hams, Both are far beyond the
age in thelr respective sports
when they should be packed
awny in mothhalls,

Moore nat only whipped aman
young enough ta be his son, but
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erablike defence whieh prffled
challenger Tony Anthony,

The fact he had to take aff 30
pounds or so to make the 1h-
pound limit made it even more
remarkable,

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yenrs ago, when he hit fora 40a
AVErne, And Jn fielding he's
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and then laces on his sneakers, |.

the guile stored up during his’

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to Stockholm to draw up a ‘sys-
tem of training for junior play-
ers.

The Swedes have also ap-
proached Les Anning of Rimous-
ki, Que., Ken Booth of Montreal
and Bill Glennie of Portage ld
All. have. played

Italian industrialists who like
the speed and glitter of hockey
are also bidding for Canadian
Milan-Inter, one of the
wealthiest Italian clubs, has ‘al
ready launched enquiries seék=
ing the “best player in Canada”
—not for this year but for next.

Two. Canadians signed by Mi-
lan teams for the coming season

are Gerry Watson of Kirkland |

‘Lake, Ont., and Red Favero of
Owen Sound, Ont.

To a lesser extent, there is-de-
mand for Canadian players in
Austria, Czechoslovakia,
mark, France, Finland,’ Norway,
Spain, Yugoslavia, Hungary,
Poland and Romania. | .

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Poor weather, lack of players
and a drop in. interest has
caused cancellation of the
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day,

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