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‘ ROY CAMPANELLA
recovering ‘

Campanella

NEW YORK (f\—Roy camp.
anella celebrated Wednesday. -

The former catcher for Brook-
lyn Dodgers picked up. a‘.slice
of bread Tuesday with his hands.
It marked another step toward
recovery for the. baseball: star
who was almost completely ‘par-
; alyzed after a January. traffic
»accident in which. he
‘a. broken. neck,
: “Picking up a slice of bread.
‘doesn’t sound like much to the
| general public but to me’ it
.sounds real good,” he said. . ~

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_the Dodgers, now shifted to
‘Los Angeles, paid him his wages
this year. He still is in a ‘hos:
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Boyd decisioned
by Beecham ‘

MIAMI BEACH, Fla: Pr - —_
Jimmy Beecham of Miami
punched his way to a unani-
mous decision over Bobby Boyd
of Chicago in ‘a bristling 10-

Suffered a

By ED

ington. .

The Giants had lost eight ina
row to the Braves and Worth-
ington had beaten, them only
twice in 15 decisions before the
big righthander backed up his
almost perfect three-inning job
on the mound with a 12th-inn-
‘ting single that led to a 3-2 vic-

defeated, ‘Los: Angeles 8-7 and
Ciiicago ‘Cubs beat Philadelphia
Phillies 5-2 with ‘Ernie Banks
pushing his major. league- lead-
ing home run total to 42.

 

Giants, has become Detroit’s No,
have given him a home at first

That’s all he neéded:. In parts
of three National ‘League. sca-
sons the 26-year-old: lefty hitter
had. batted only .228,: with 22

with 61—just five . less | ‘than his
total for.181 games’ with the
Giants.

' Harris was: right handy Wed-
nesday, driving ‘in, six of nine
Tiger runs in a day-night
double-header split. “at Boston.
He had a two-run homer and
a two-run. double as-they won
the nightcap. 7-2,- and singled:
home both Detroit runs in a
3-2 afternoon defeat. ’

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‘Associated Press Sports Writer

‘San Francisco Giants finally squashed Milwau-
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jackpot behind the hitless ‘velief pitching of Al Worth-

Harris ranks high with Detroit

Gail Harris, squeezed - out of a job with the San Francisco ;

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The Giants made -it as ‘Bob
Trowbridge of Milwaukee walked
Orlando Cepeda. with the bases
loaded in the 12th, cracking a
2-2 tie that had stood since Joc
Adcock had put the Braves

in the seventh. Worthington had
singled with one out, and. Trow-

went the first nine. Daryl Spen-
cer’s 15th home run, following. a
walk to Cepeda, gave the Giants
the edge in the fourth against
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Tom Brewer :- (9-10) won his
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Maxwell, who drove in Detroit's
other three, hit a two-run hom-
er. off loser Ike Delock 12-4.
Paul Foytack 10-11 wonit..

Harvey Kuenn was 6-for-9. in
the pair for Detroit and took
the American League bat lead
at .328. Boston’s Pete Runnels
2-for-6 slipped to second at .327
with Kansas City’s Bob Cerv 2
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Gardner, the one-legged British
auto race driver who onee set
21 race records at Utah's Bon-
noville Salt Vintsa, diod Monday
at his home, st was earned
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