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What more could an American
League contender ask than to
have. the New York Yankees
stumbling over every club in
sight as late as September?

Yankees, hit by injuries just as
the White Sox were earlier, sud-
denly have begun to waver. The
only club they’ve whipped in the
‘past two weeks was the White
Sox, but even that three-game
sweep doesn’t explain how they-
‘ve managed to hold the lead.

In their iast 17 games, the
champs have lost 10 for a .412
pace surpassed in futility only
by that of the cellar chums,
Kansas City and Washington.
The White Sox have played .529
ball in that span, but after fall-

 

 

used by Yank manager. “Casey
Stengel although the Red Sox
were 17-7 against lefthanders,
was the loser for a 4-6 record.

Yankee Mickey Mantle, hob-
bled by shin splints, hit a weak
dribbler in a pinch role’and lost
a point for a .369 average, Bos-
ton’s Ted Williams, the league
leader at .376 was out with a
cold.

Walker,’ an 18-year-old right-
hander making his secorid start
since signing a $20,000 contract
in June, walked one and struck
out three while gaining his first
major league -vttory on Joe
Ginsberg’s sacrifice fly. Pascual,
who allowed six hits, now is 8-13.

The stilt struggling St. Louis
Cardinals trimmed Milwiukee’s

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vice-president of the British
Empire and Commenwealth
Games Association at Canada,
has been appointed general
manager of the Canadian
‘Team for the 1958 British Eny-
pire Games at Cardiff, Wales.
Mr. Osborn is diréctor of phy-
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Moun ties Hits Pay. Off By The Canudinn Press
. Britian’s Tom Hampson had ta *
Vancouver made good use of and San Franeis¢o beat Holly. | '2¢e furiously to wir the 600-
eight hits Wednesday. night: wood 9-6,’ metre event at the Olymple
while Seattle wasted most of 16] ey Pe OE Games 25 years ago at Los Ange-
s By ED WILKS as the Mounties defeated Rain- san Franciseo 93°61 oa’ OBL lies, finishing only a foot ahead
g fers 3-2 in the Pacific Coast Vaneouver pO 65  .581 gv, of Montreal's Alex Wilson, WIl-
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there, do something! beat Portland twice, 4-3 and 7- 1 “sie Angeles 73 Bl 1474-20 ip a win vn Id of the og im
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Yankee sweep have lost- three of ae eee tony to Tegan couver,- (CP Photo )
six. es ' - 2 . —
in 12 innings Wednesday night.
END. OF DREAM — is shown above as amateur Pete Rade-- BLOW LEAD third-place Brooklyn. ate stay. Maior. Lea u
F macher. lies on canvas after being felled by ong of champion’. | ' Yankees kept the door open) eq with it, pounding Philadel- jor gue
# . Floyd: Patterson’s many hard rights, Knockdown score: Pat- for Chicago again Wednesday | phia 12-3. Dodgers trail by nine. : Leaders
} _terson q, Rademacher 1, . night, * They blew a 3-0 - lead, It was a day of great pitching. Oe
3 (Photo courtesy Sports ‘Mlustrated) .-}Mmissed,a knockout punch in 4) Rookie Moe Drabowsky out-duel- Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
: a - |ninth-inning rally and finally|jeq Bud Podbielan with a two- NATIONAL LEAGUE
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a4 tomorrow night at Roosevelt | girls the short end of -a 12-9|/game, Baltimore. bonus rookie nightcap Groat, Pitts 427 62 137.321
: ‘Park, will. see. Moose playing “| women’s. softball league game|Gerry Walker battled Washing- Pittsburgh’s Bob Friend blank-| ronay. Pitts. 364 45 117 1321
Gyro. The game set for 6:30 |at Algoma Park last night. ton’s Camilo Pascual through ed New York Giants 2-0 on) Runs — Aaron, 105.
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Triplesg— Mays, 19.
Home runs — Aaron, 39.
Stolen bases —— Mays, 35.

- : so ‘end of next week, oo, _ winning pitcher Betty Holkstad, Pete

Daley, a .203_ hitter,
blooped a bases-loaded pinch:
single that capped a three-run!

finally won it for the second-
place Red Birds with a bases
icaded. sacrifice fly. Don Blas-

 

 

 
    

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- 'Don Cardwell the loser. Don|
! i Newcombe won it, with reliel :
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. | RETIRES FIRST 18

Drabowsky, striking out five
; and walking none, won his 10th
‘while giving up only a leadoff
‘triple to Jahnny Temple in the
seventh and a- pinch single to
Jerry Lynch in the ninth. He
had retired 18 in a row ahead of
Temple’s hit, then fanned two
while getting out'‘of the hole.
Ernie Banks’ 33rd home run won
it in the fifth. Podbielan fan-
ned seven, walked none in the
one-hour, 37-minute contest,
fastest in the National League
since 1952 when Boston beat
Cubs 1-0 in 1: 25. @

Redlegs slugged 13 hits in the
nightcap with Joe Nuxhall win-
ning his eighth. Don Elston
the loser.

6 Prince Rupert Daiily News _
Thursday, September 5, 1957

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