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a | oR | . | g : . Pa By BEN OLAN boen rookie Don McMahon, But Fhrst game—Sp 0) v8
: , a | —_ | . st game—Spahn (21-1 §
| - e 2. - ou nc 6 a ¥ S NEW YORK (A--World series} neither he nor Gene Conley, who Whitey ord (11-4). ”) vs
. pe coe ° att , \ oat f . : experience and better relievers! came effectively to the rescue of] Second game—Lew Burdette
: a | oe . “ tfi . | | 7 — — ——-~ —_——— - ie ne New York Oe Kees starting teammates in a few kéy! (16-9) vs Shantz (11-5).
: . | _ . co. 3 ot oe hk t ~| games, rate with New York’s top| Third game—Bob Buhl (18-6)
a | Braves ) Ui fie der . ; ti ftin Ma rk waukee Braves in baseball's} men. ° vs Tom Sturdivant (15-6), ,
. , — . championship competition open-| / M: “e : ;
c . - : : _ ing a week from today In Yankee! pranew ee ery, ANG Fred ann, Burdette aonving | that
ects Gran : ! | | . ; Stadia y ‘| Haney probably will not’ an-|Spahn, Burdette and Buhl: are’
] , Or > a: am attere : , Of the 10 Milwaukee pitchers] for tne (oct, Starting pitchers) three of the best pitchers in. the
| ° By ED WILKS’ . ; : ° eligible for the battle between: Taree, pening game until next} game. Together they have ac-
i , on | Ti | A | the pennant winners. only, War- Monday. The naming of pitchers] counted for 55 National League
Associated Press Sports Writer n q e VIV ren Spahn has worked in’ the for the second and third games victories, including Spatin's 21st
; , : . ey . TEL AVIV, Israel (®)’— Olym-| series. He won one game and also Will be on a day-to-day) iuesday ment. Sturdivant is
| ] _ If Hank Aaron can keep- his big bat booming it pic champion Isaac Berger’ of} lost. one in 1948, | pasts. here's : _ | the Yanks’ top winner.
4 may mean trouble when Milwaukee Brav , Santa Monica, Calif. broke the} On the other hand, every Ut here's the’ way the pitch-
3 a ° ate) we es and New world featherweight record by| Yankee hurler except Bobby Ing paeup for the first three} 4 Prince Rupert Daily News
‘ York Yankees start swinging in the world series next lifting 258 pounds in an exhibi-|Shantz, Art Ditmar and al ci-} 8@mes looks at this time: Wednesday, September 26; 1957
week. 2 —! | tion at the closing ceremonies of |‘cotte has seen action in the post- —— — = ——— —
The Milwaukee outfielder, who| Somebody finally got Ted Wil- days Ovmple Games Tues- |r PEN POWER iii
oof hits in spurts, is on a whale of, liams out. Th erusaler;poen| The Yanks’ bull trength|} a ‘
od a ride at the moment, batting] The Boston Red Sox slugger, clghilifter, whose ae born |: be an important factor with | | or ee: '
' .415 with four home runs and 12} who returned to action Sept. 17 wergnuurter, whose family emi- Bob Grim ‘and Bob Turley the| : Ta in vice
| runs batted in in a 10-game hit-| after. a bout with the flu. had grated to the U.S. 16 years ago;| ching firen and aw aariey the | eee bets an rvice
ting streak. And it’s no coinci- mace 16 conseeutive trips to the bettered the existing record by eames and saved i4 others. Man- he PRAII ie '
s dence that his streak overlaps| Plate before .Washington’s Ha i pounds, er Casey 1g ss n{fo the P IN’ INADA
z the eight-game string of victor-| Griggs got him to ground out in ‘7 Some 50,000-10,000 more than increased. nfidenc Si rare Leaves RUPERT wo) FASTERN CANADA
ies that brought Milwaukee the| the first inning Tuesday night. MB [at the Maccabian opening nine! ley’s relleving ability, and Bob caves PRINCE RUPERT 6:00 P.M. Waily except Sunday)
National League pennant. / thee the next tithe “P the pg Gm | days age — attended Tuesday’s| has come through with several |” (Convenient gonnections at TERRACE for Kitimat)
| : pehen Hank hits, the Braves thumper slammed ihe ih we " uemaaeonete Be MBRMAA (show which also featured group! excellent late-inning performs] ‘Prince Rupert train arrives Terrace 9:56 p.m. (except Sunday)
. oe So n: . COACH BILLY “mg. [20 didividual displays by many |.ances.
11 batons two-run homet in the Py Oates dee ning runin] we . ronto Maple Leate or tte Ne of the Maccabian gold medal-| Milwaukee's best rellef pitcher NOW '2 TRAINS
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league lead while southpaw War- | Daluing average Grop Hvar hie . - : ve . . “Stoo . 0 rm ect tear came tn ee tt tennant nee
ren Spahn, Milwaukee’s probable to .384, still 19 points ahead of contreficldcn, rookie nf che ee \' FRED r DOWDIE the . Intel esting ‘ Stories. appear 197 the ALL TIMES PACIFIC STARDARD TIME .
choice for the world series open- voce Mickey Mantle in the/ yo Keily, San Fran¢isco eliefer. OPTOMETRIST Pee, of a . For further information, Please see, write or call
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first following a pair of singles| the rest of the way. Wally Burn-| 127%, Japan, outpointed Flash - .
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‘ nie Danigls, a righthander mak- 7 k -ench-| diately announced he would like
ing his first major league ap-{ But Durelle,.a stocky Frenc . than oi
a pearance, was the loser. " |Canadian who owns three fish-| 0 meet Durelle within six weeks.
ww BRGY Thuvmandrove—in—four,, ive boats in Baie Ste. Anne, N.B.,| “Archie is funny, you know,”
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ree runs for Redlegs in their sweep! 38 favored to - whip Besmanoff in| said Durelle. “Maybe he means
while Wally Post homered in| this over-the-weight match that what he says and maybe he
both games. Thurman's single will be televised and broadcast. foesn oer phe fame comes
broke a 3-3 tie in the first game], Durelle, a busy fighter who) though, I shall be prepared. .
fourth and his two-run homer; this year has had six victories Durelle claims to have fought
triggered a clinching three-run aay Agta with ew he eras more than 100 times profession-
nightcap fifth. Ernie Banks hieht-hes nony, my, e hailene ally, although the record book
belted his 43rd home run for, éhb-heavywelgnt to challenge) |. hi “edi - 49 vi vac
A gives him credit for 42 victories
Cubs. rehie Moore for the champion-| *'59 houts. Besmarioff has won
Curt Simmons won his 12th; Ship if he can record a decisive| oe “or sg) Dur ;
. . Y : tor B ff: of 51. Durelle has knocked
with a four-hitter for Phils. Bob| Victory over Besmanolk: »} . 21 :
; out opponents and Besman
Bowman’s two-run single settled, The German boxer, whose big-| grr 14.
it against rookie Curt Barclay of | gest win in the United States is
Giants in the first inning. a decision over  Pittsburghiff
Toren sons orem tes aes cnanen aeeee me oent Mane Baker, will ke SEE whe makes love to EL.
. . ‘| we gO apou pounds. vis Presley and) Mart.
Major League TIGHT BATTLE —_ lyn Munree!
- Anthony and Durelle staged how smoking is stopped
Leaders one of the best fights Detroit x eee meh epee
By 'The Associnted Press fans have seen In the last few Eo! voruntaers by pia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE lyears and there was a roar of |} SE Vol ye nn at ‘
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Williams, Boston . 411 06 158.984 qaapproval when the draw deci- || ie E Hypnosis revealed haa
Mintle, N.Y. 0... 474 120173 3651" , om show Chat wilh be the fy] «
Woodling, Cleve, .. 419 73 135 (g20] Anthony went from that fight most amazing and the -
Fox, Chicago ...... 600 108 192 820] t0 last Friday night’s bout with Tinilest ever seen in
Hoya, Hultimore 47470 140.814 Moore and was a seventh-round Prince Ruperts
Was—-Mantie, 120. } y Y we
' Tiina, batted In-—-Stevers, Washinge knockout victim, Moore imme ONE NIGHT ONLY
Fan, 112,
HWith--Fox, 102. ‘ , :
’ Doubles —-Minoso, Chicago, 3h. . ,
Nees - Bauer nnd MeDougad, HOLLYWOOD 8 ' ,
Now ork, 9, \
Home runs--Slevers, 41, 1S p.m. \
Atalen bases---Aparicio, Chicapa, 30, CAFE u
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