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San Diege threatens
to catch up with leaders

By The Associated Press’ _

While Phoenix and Vancouver, the Ne 0. 4 and 2!’
teams in the Pacific Coast League’s daffy pennant
chase, keep busting one another's beaks, San Diego
keeps shuffling along in a solid third place, waiting

for the big break.

' Phoenix’s Giants edged Van-
couver 2-1 in a thrill-charged
game in the Canadian city last
night:to push the Mounties three
games off the pace.

The San Diego Padres, mean-
while; chalked up their third
straight victory by turning back
Seattle 3-2. The Padres remain-
ed only three and a half games
out-of first, well within striking
distance of Phoenix should the
Giants falter in the stretch run.

In other games, the Spokane

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Indians made it three in a rew
over Sacramiento, 4-2, and the
Portland Beavers tacked two de-
feats on the Salt Lake City Bees,

5-2 and 2-1.

Erv Palica, the. Vancouver
starter, held the Giants to seven
hits in his losing performance.
The Giants scored the winning
run in the seventh inning and it
was a hotly-contested tally.

With two men out and the
count three balls and a strike on
Jim Finigan,. Palica was charg-
ed with a quick: pitch and Fini-
gan was awarded first base. He
then scored on successive singles
by Jack Dittmer and Dusty
Rhodes.

MADE TO The Mounties missed a gol-
MEASURE den opportunity to tie the

count at 2-2 in the eighth in-
ning. Ray Barker lined a long
‘smash off the rightfield wall
-with Joe Frazier on first. Fra-
zier had plenty of time to get
around but he fell flat on his
‘face rounding third and had
to hold up. He died there,

 

 

 

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NEW YORK ‘(Mickey Craw-
ford, the painter-boxer, gets his
chance tonight:to do a- retouch
job on Gasper Ortega.

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| Ortega, 22-year-old native of
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| the best welterweights
; business,

The scrap will be televised by
ABC starting at 8 p.m. MDT.

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players from. their. pre-season | NATIONAL LEAGUE
roster—three rookie imports and| Pittsburgh 10, Milwaukee 0, y,
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OCEANSIDE, Calif. (m—Heavyweight champion Floyd Patter-|were guard Earl Barton and end "Chicago 4, Cleveland 1 v8
son, unlike many others, is not taking’ Hently his . ttle -defence|Al Niskanen, "7. nl. Detroit 7, Kansas City 6. |
against long-shot Roy Harris of Texas... | | : i

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The 23-year-old New York title-'],
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- ROD PANTAGES CUT BY LIONS
UNDER 28-PLAYER REGULATIONS

- VANCOUVER: ()-—Rod Pantages, the ‘golden boy” of Van-
_couver junior football who graduated to professional ranks in
Calgary, Montreal, Edmonton and Regina, was cut Monday
night’ by British Columbia Lions because his “best football is
behind him.”
Pantages, 30-year-old fullback, played his first pro football
with Calgary in 1948 when the. Stampeders won the Grey Cup.
_ He switched to Montreal Alouettes the next year for another
Grey Cup, then returned to the west to join Edmonton. In 1955
he was traded to Saskatchewar ) Roughriders and then sat out
last season when the Riders declined to pick up his contract. and is unbeaten in 22 profess:
Clem Crowe, coach of the Western Interprovincial Football ional matches.
Union Lions, Said new ‘regulations: allowing: teams to dress only |
,28 men for a game, ‘instead ‘of last. ‘sepsonis 30, are vDartly re-
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closed-circuit TV.

Last Night's Fights |

‘RICHMOND, “Calif, |“ (#—Luke
Easter, :.138, San: Francisco, and!
Buddy: McDonald, 14354, Edmon-

: ton, drew, (10.):
About 20,000 persons are. ex-)

‘pected to see California’s. first |
heavyweight title battle in al-
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