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By The Associated Press -

A couple of winter baseball buddies were chums

again today after they had tried to take’ each other’s

head off at the Polo Grounds.

‘The brawling craze baseball is
undergoing infected .Sad Sam
Jones of the National League
leading St. Louis Cardinals and
~Riben Gomez of New York
Giants Friday night. They ex-
changed bean balls three times
during a game won by Cardinals
531. Jones allowed only two hits
for his best performance of the
sqason. = .

‘Gomez shaved Jones high and
inside in the third inning. Jones
grazed Ruben’s chin with his
fitst pitch before striking him
out in the bottom half of the
same inning.

After the game both agreed
“they were still good friends and
‘bore no grudges.

‘The win enabled St. Louis to
retain their two-game lead with

Milwaukee’ regaining second
with a 5-4 win over Pittsburgh
.ag Philadelphia slipped to third,
three gumes shy, with a 5-2 de-
feat by the tailend Chicago
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hits, took fourth place from Cin-
cinnati, slapping a seventh’ con-
secutive defeat on Redlegs—with
none of the fisticuffs which
parked Thursday night’s meet-
ing. .
Unimaginative ‘bunch these
New York Yankees, They change

now and then, even get into a
bit of a scramble for'the Ameri-
can League lead once in awhile
-—-but day by day, year by year
it’s the same old stuff.

Take today, July 13. They’ve
played 79 games, stand 53-26,
have won six in a row, lead by
four games and have lost only
four of their last 28 games.

On July 13, 1956, they had
played 79 games, stood 53-26,
had won six in a row, led by 7%
and had lost six of their last 28.

This is progress?

Only July 138, 1955, they had
{played 84 games, stood 58-26,
and led by 11%. After 70 games
that year, they were 52-27, led
by 5%.

Casey Stengel’s chillers made
it 14:in a row this year over
Kansas City Friday night. With
a. 4-2 victory on a three run
homer by Harry Simpson late of
the As.

Baltimore dipped back to sixth
place, losing 8-6 at Cleveland as
the Injuns gained a share of
fourth place with Detroit. Ti-
gers defeated Boston 5-3 with
Jim Bunning, the all-star game
winner, winning his -llth des-
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‘a few names in the cast every].

rrinee Enpert ally News
Saturday, July 13, 1957

. B.C. Lions _
_|Quarterbacks
Look Good

NELSON «)—Coach Otis Doug-
las of the Calgary Stampeders
says he is well pleased with his
prospective quarterbacks,

After a workout of the stam-
peders at. training camp here
Tuesday, Douglas said he has
been in many a National Foot-
ball League training eamp
where they didn’t have “this
many good quarterbacks,”

Douglas was referring to im-
ports Joe Huske, Jim Stehlin,
Jim Finks, and Hal Fairley, The
Stampeder coach was reported
to be particularly impressed by
Fairley.

Finks was rated one of the
top three in the-NFL while Steh-
lin is a high-ranking college
quarterback from the East,

Sea Kings
Shop Easy
Kilt (7-3

A seven run streak in the fifth
inning gave Sea Kings an 11-3
victory over Shop Hasy in Prince
Rupert District Little League
play Friday. :

Pitcher R. Newsom went the
distance allowing only three
walks. Bruce Mitchell’s two dou-
bles, three runs-batted-in by R.
Ogilvie and two RBIs by A. Smith
all helped the game. Also hit-
ting well were L. Gordon and D.
Small, and R. Newsom.

Shop Easy players B. Wingham
and Bob Campbell were credited
with RBIs. Losing pitcher was T.
Thompson. He allowed only two
walks. .

Sea Kings took the early lead
with two runs in the first but
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RUNNING DOWN THE
SCALES—Muscular Metropol-
itan Opera star Jerome Hines,
who’s six feet six inches and
weighs 240 pdunds, proudly
shows off a small trophy he
caught while spearfishing in
Puerto Rico waters. He found
time to enjoy the fishing off
the Condado Beach Hotel dur-
.ing his visit to the island,
where he sang the leads in
several Met performances.

Last Night's Fights
‘Cleveland (#— Harold Gomes,
130, Providence, stopped Lulu
Perez, 12944, Brooklyn: (4).
Buenis Aires (®—Pascual Perez,
10834, Buenos Aires, outpointed
Luis Angel Jimenez, 11144 Ar-
gentina (10.)
Milan, ataly (P—Artenio Calza-
vara 173%, Italy, outpointed
Gerhard Hicht, 17414, Germany,
15. ((For European light heavy-
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Sea Kings made the surge in the

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David versus Goliath
+ By MEINHART LAGIES
mo Exclusive ta The Daily. News ;
This is the second in a series of. articles revealing to the
public eye the inside story of the modern version of the David-

Goliath fight,

Goliath is the Gyro club, David
the Gyro Pony league ,baseball
team, battlefiéid Roosevelt Park,.
time 6:30 p.m. Monday, weapons:
clubs and fire balls.

“Yesterday we raised the cur-
tain on abominable Goliath. To-
day .we will lift) David’s skirt.

‘Slingshot is Arnie (Spitball
Burdette) Johnson. Garry. (Roy
Campanella) Ogilvie has been

named to swallow bullets fired}

by the opponent,
Following .cannons are meant

to batter Goliath into the
ground: .
John (Bill Skowron) Scuby,

Jerry (Johnnie Logan) Jensen,

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says Giordano.

And, to this horror-stricken
reporter, he tren disclosed the
secret weapon that wil) rock
Goliath right out of the field.

The secret cannot be publish-
ed here to prevent a panie that
would equal] that of Hiroshima,
but those attending Monday's
battle will see for themselves
to tell posterity (if they. live to
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“% _pered pro, today set dead aim'on
2 ‘his first title since he gave up a.
football career for a living on the

links. . ‘

The. six-foot-five, 240-pouna
redhead from’ Los Angeles: pow-
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of the 68-man qualifying round
of the Canadian Open’ with an
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four ahead of Doug Ford of Ma-
hopac, N.Y., and five up to Joe
Conrad of San Antonio, Tex,

The big question now facing
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1-0 Win Over Solons

. By The Canadian Press /
The Vancouver Mounties, on the magnificent!

two-hit pitching of Mel Held, got back into the Pacit-
i¢ Coast League win column Friday night with a 1-0
win over the Sacramento Solons, ‘

Held’s performance barely
shaded that of Sacramento's
veteran lefthander Roger Bow-
man, who held the Mounties to
three hits.
ALL THE WAY

The one he couldn’t stop was
a home run by third baseman
Kal Segrist which cleared the
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edge in their series with San
Francisco, whitewashing the
league-leading Seals 7-0. .
At Portland, the Beavers
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—one of the longest in recent
PCL history—by edging San Die-
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gnnunl all-star baseball game
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