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Tan Dunbar, Darrell Young, and
Len Lavik.

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and Rey McKay.

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of whom are holdovers.

Chicago un Bobby Boyd, 160,
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‘Milan, (#—Duillo, Loi, Italy,
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Three winners had to- power
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ended.in a tie.

After the shelling, St. Louis
Cardinals retained first place by
four points over Cincinnati Red-
legs. Both.were beaten. - Third-
place Philadelphia, a half game
behind, walloped Cards 11-3 and
Redlegs. were clobbered 17-7 by

six-place New York Giants, the.
latest club to declare itself “in

on the pennant fight. é
DODGERS* FIFTH .
Milwaukee's. ‘fourth. - place

Braves, also a half. game back
and within two poirits of Phillies,
within’ two points : of ‘Phillies,

-battered Brooklyn :13-9, leaving
Dodgers in fifth, ‘two games be-

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Giants.

Pittsburgh quit the cellar in a

‘doubleheader with Chicago,Cubs,

winning 15-5 to plunk: Bruins
back to eighth before a: 5-5 tie, .
was called after 11 innings | be;

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unloaded 16 hits, handing Lindy
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today’ but their ‘Half: ganie lead
doesn’ t look very. big. aa

After their disastrous weekend
in New York—thoy lost three out
‘of four~Chicago’ backed’ into the
lead’ again Tuesday as Cleveland
whipped Yanks’ I1- a" while they
downed Boston: 2-1.,

Wednesday’ night ‘they. had ‘to
call-on their’ bullpen. to check
two Boston rallies and eke out a
7-5 victory over Red Sox. They
had led 5-1 at ‘the end of three
innings. ,

Meanwhile: Yanks algo needed
relief help-in the ninth inning to
beat Indians 3-1."

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Portland scored In the first
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rest of the way to -defeat Van-
couver Mounties 5-4 in‘a. Pacifi¢-
Coast, League game, Wednesday
night, .-The Por tland victory tied:
the series. al. one game each, 7",
Angel‘errors undid'some heroic |}
stugging by Jim’ Fridley’. and ee
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pcked up an ll-Inning 6-5 winl[ oo.
over Los. Angeles. All six Seal
runs were unearned, .

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inning threat to defeat Seattle
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