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a Pacific Coast League baseball game Tuesday night.
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leg route-goer. His 9-2 triumph
over Brooklyn hoisted Cincin-
nati to within a half game of
the second-place Dodgers and
1% games behind the National
League - leading Milwaukee
Braves,

Jeffcoat’s six-hit performance

 

 

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den mo Lawrence and Don Gross against
dooo8. . a oO Pittsburgh Sunday, Prior to
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Score was carried off the field
and held the Yankess to six hits.
: The Yankees. retained their
half game first-place lead over
‘Chicago White Sox, who were
‘beaten by Boston 4-3.

+ Ted Williams drove In three;
runs with a single and his sixth|
home run to ‘provide the batting
support for Tom Brewer's three-
hitter.

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5 J to stop Portland on three hits) Pages. alliance 1s opposed to
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i ROR. ; walked and scored on a double Daryl Jones, assistant city) pat POISED, body balanced, Savoy slugger Terry Yerema gets set to send the ball soaring
, oi IT'S A g by Ken Aspromonte when Van-| prosecutor, said his office has} out of Gyro Ball park during Sunday's exhibition game against CYO. Behind him, catcher
' iB couver's right fielder Jake Craw-|not decided ‘whether to seek 4) jue Giordano signals for an inside curve that never got past the plate,
/ of MOTHER'S DAY Bt ord threw to second base instead fiat to prosecute the Mounties - - / .
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Ca s—_ - " ° have an eight-game winning! yeland with a 3-2 triumph over
4 ae . me streak—longest in the major, Baltimore in 10 innings. |
££ oa ; leagues. ‘ Vic Power hit home runs on:
7 al ’ , . an e . Hal Jeffcoat is the latest Red-i the first and last pitches of the |

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Orioles’ Hector. |

Detroit spoiled Cookie Lava |
getto’s managerial debut with:
Washington, defeating the Sen-:
ators 5-3 behind the three-hit
pitching of Paul Foytack.

Home rans by Frank Bolling
and Frank House, each with a;
man on base, were the most pro-!
ductive blows in Detroit's victory. ;
Both came off loser Ted Aber- |
nathy.

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~ Little League
Prepare Park |

Prince Rupert Little League |
work parties will be out at 7
p.m. cach evening this week, |
except Saturday, preparing Al-
goma Park for the opening
ecremony next Wednesday,
May 15. Work will continue
at 10:30 Sunday morning,

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Orval Tessier, Marcel Bonin,
and Skip Teal, front Hne of the:
powerful Quebee Accs, accounted |
for all Quebec, goals as Aces}
edged Brandon Regals 4-3 in!
overtime lo take a 4-1 dead in:
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