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Franz Szuzina

NEW YORK (AP) — Spider Webb, a substitute for Gene Full- mer, the ex - middleweight champ, stopped Germany’s Franz Szuzina with a furious ﬂurry of punches in 1:20 of the seventh

round Wednesday night at Madi- son Square Garden. It was a tech- nical knockout with referee Harry Kezzler stopping the bout to save Szuzina from punishment. Webb weighed 162%, Szuzina 161%.

War Cry Ranger [Steps 011 Fastest Mile Of Season '

The main highlight of last night’s eight-dash racing card at the Charlottetown Driving Park showed Prince Edward winning the seventh race. Prince Edward, 3. long shot with only one ticket bought on him to win, paid $403.20 to the lucky ticket holder. He al-

' so combined with Billie June in

on the quinella in the same race to pay $197.30. A place ticket on Prince Edward also paid $30.00,

In the fifth race the Moneton owned free—foreller. War Cry Ranger, led the pack to the wire in 2:09-3, the fastest mile season on the local track.

There were also a couple of

' spills on last night’s racing pro-

gram. In the second dash an ac- cident occurred between Billy June and Canadair. fell

. down but neither horses or driv-

ers were hurt. In the seventh race Little River Mark, on the rail, caused an upset just as the gate got moving. Again luckily no one was injured. The race was call- ed back, this time'Little River

Mary, and Scottish Light. I

Other pani-mu-tuel pays saw Al- lie .Budlong and First Again com- bine to pay $14.80 in the first daily double. The first quinella paid $14.30 on a eombinatio tic- ket of Just Barbara and Littl Ri- ver Mark. The second daily double paid only $6.00 on a com- bination of War Cm Ranger and Blue Mary.

SUMMARY Dash 1

Cappy Gallon (G. Willis) 1 Benny’s Girl (J. Hennessey) 2 Barbara Dale (W. Kelly) 3 Thair’s It (M. Birt) 4 Oro Dale (C. Smith) 5 Just In Time (L. Kelly) ‘ 6 James L. S. (C. Birt) 7 Hi Kick (J. Pound 8

Time: 2:16.

Cappy Gallon, owned by ence' Landry, Summerside.

/ . Dash 2 Allie Budlong (H. Hughes) Bobby Brook (C. Smith Ranida (R. MacDonald)

Clar-

‘ Uscita’s Boy (H. Willis)

Cape Traverse Drops Legion

Cape Traverse gained undisput- ed possession of first place in the Prince County Softball League by beating the Legion 106 at Queen Elizabeth Park last evening. The Cape boys were outhit 14-8. But sational fielding proved the decid- ing factor in the victory they had their steady and sometimes sen- only two errors compared to five boots by the Legionnaires. Shelley Gardiner’s one~hand stab of Bill Stull’s looping drive to centre in the third, Wendell MacFadyen’s leaping grab of a line drive to short. in the sixth, and Don Mac- Farlane’s swooping in from third

June Prince ( ) 8 Time: 2:18. Allie Budlong owned by H. Hughes, Rackley. ’ Dashes 3 and 6 First Again (C. Smith) Blue Mary (J. Jewell) Lana Dale (E. Bernard) Jollity George (D. Seaman) Jolly Mark (Dr. T. Furness) Jay’s Albner T. (-E. Jay) Bub Clegg (L. Neill) Time: .16; 2216.1. First Again owned by Stanley Mayhew, Kinkora; Blue Mary owned by Harry Breen, Halifax. Dashes 4 and 7 Just Barbara (G. Willis ) l 1 7 Prince Edward (H. Cudmore) 6 1 Little River Mark (D. Seaman) r . 2 3

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Bil-1y June (C. Smith) 5 2 Willard’s Choice (W. Kelly) 3 5 Just Verdict (L. Neill) 4 8 Sunkist Joe (J. Mulligan) 8 4 7 6 Time: 2:14.-.

Just Barbara owned by Hal'- old W o o d s i d e, Kensington;

to pluck an attempted bunt that! popped in the seventh were the best of a lot of fine defensive plays. Clarence Gillis, Legion sec- ond sacker, led all hitters with a perfect 4 for 4. Art Sonier hit 3 for 4, and Des Callaghan 2 for 4.

led the Cape attack with 2 hits in 4 tries. There were no extra~base bIOWS. Pay Barrett was the winn- ing pitcher, with Bill Stull taking the loss. Ulric Gallan umpired behind the plate, and Emmett Trainer handled the bases.

Harness Racing On Mainland

MONCTON, —- (OP) — Four horses set new marks for them- selves at the Moncton Raceway Wednesday night.

Princess Jane set one in the first dash when. she paced the mile in 2:19. Betty S. Belle set hers in the second with 2:144. Cottage Frank shone in the third with 2210.4 and. Joll'lty’s King won in the eighth in 2:09.1. ‘

The daily double paid $162.60 on Cattage Frank and Judy Bud- lang. The quinella paid $26.60.

The last four (lashes required photos to determine the winners.

SAINT JOHN, N. B., — (C‘P) — There were three double win- ners in an eight dash harness racing card at nearby Exhibition Park Raceway Wednesday night that saw Major’s Kink owned by C. F. Durley of Saint John sweep the oval in 2:11 3-5 for the fast- est time of the night.

The double winners were Maj- or’s King, Ramona Chips of the Bright Spit club in Saint John and Times Boy owned by Downey Stables, also of Saint John.

Ged MacFadyen and Ken Barrett '

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BASEBALL RESULTS

American League

Boston 000 000 100—1 ‘7 2 Detroit 001 000 01x—2 7 0 Delock and White; Susce and Lao. HRS: Bus-Stephens (6). Baltimore 003 000 000— 3 8 3 Cleveland 000 004 20x— 6 7 1 Portocarrero and Triandos; Narleski, Grant (7) and Nixon. W—Narleski. HR: Balt—Niemaui (9). '

Washington 020 401 020—9 13 0 Chicago 008 120 00x-11 10 2 Romonosky, Valentinetti (3) Constable (4) Gniggs (6) Cleven- vger (8) and Koncheck, Courtney (4); Wilson, Staley (4) Lawn (8) and Battey. W-Staley. L-Romon- oskry. Hilts: Wash - Lemon (20), Yost (5); CihilSmith (9), Apari- cio (2).

S Francisco 000 010 000—1 5 0 Cincinnati 010 001, 03x—5 8 0 Antonelli, Monzant (8) Giel (9) and Schmidt; Thomas (8); Pur- hey and Bailey. L - Antonelli. (131‘s: CinuDropo (3), W-hisenant National League

New York 000 00—0 3 0 Kansas City ‘ 100 lac—2 4 0

Softball Action Over Weekend

Oyster Bed Sluggers swept both ends of a twinbill from South Rustico Flyers and Win- sloe and Bonshaw split a double- header. in central Queens Soft-

Thurs, July 31. 1958

Larsen and Berna; Grim and House. HR: Kle—ACarrasquel (4). Called rain. St. Louis 000 000100-1 7 2 Phila 003 010 10x—- 5 8 Muffett Stobbs (3), Wight (5), McDaniel (7) and Landnlth; Sarn- ford, Farrell (7) and Hagan. W— Sanford. L—Muffett. HRS: Phila —-Jones (10). Chicago Pittsburgh (Called rain) Ph"‘ips, Dott (7) and S. Tay- lor; Witt, Portenfield (8) and Foiles. W-Wi‘tt. L - Phillips. HR: Pgh—lFoiles (6). Los Angeles 000 008 000—3 6 0 Milwaukee 002000 1r1x—4 6 0

Koufax, Klippstein (8) and Pig- natano; Spam and Crandall. L— Kouliax. Hle: Mil—Mantilla (7). Mathews (21).

International League

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Columbus 000 000 022—- 4 13 4 Montreal 070 102 00x—~10 12 0 . . 3‘ First Rich 104 001 000 000—- 7 13 1 Tor 101 500 000 01x—’8 15 0 Miami 000 001 400- 5 11 4 Buffalo 013 101 00x—— 6 12 0 Havana 000. 300 011—- 5 11 1 Rochester 000 010 000— 1 5 3

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The 31.5. “Shamrocks ued their battle for the fourth playoff spot by edging out Bair- ry’s “Lions” by the sooreof 54 in a game played at Memorial Field last evening. ' ' '

Joe Thistle, the winning hinder, who relieved Roy McConnell in the third inning. again pitched boil liant no-llit ball for the last four and Moth innings to gain the victory. ,Thistle struck out two, walked one and allowed no runners to score, while/McCon- nell, “Shamrocks” hur- ler, gave up ﬂour runs on. tour hits, two walksand struck out one. ; ' _ .

“Cuker’,’ Pineau again played. outstanding defensive ball getting eight assists and one‘putout off hard smashes by the “Lions”

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Lorne Israel started the game 5‘? the .“Lions’- and worked the first five innings. He gave up nine hits, one walk, and struck

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The “Lions” scored tour runs in the third inning on two walks,- apa-ir of doublesand'a base The “Shamrocks” came back withtwointhetopolftheﬁoumth, twointliefdttliandoneinthe sixth on a walk to Joe Pineau who reached second on a sacri- tie’e and scamped all the way home on, an overthrow to second base.

1 2 3 _4 Prince Edward owned by H. P. 5 6 7.

out two. Amt Ballem, who came .

Peter Federal (H. Stead) 5 2 Just Betty’s Mark (D. Weisner) 3 3 Betty French (J. Hennessey) 4 7 7

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You’re right; the Los AngelesDodgers. ‘ '

Such humerous references to anyone but a Dodger fan, that its—have been rather 'common’this year. Comedians and pundits on the West Coast have been haying something of a field day at the Bums’ expense, and hardly a day passes when a new joke isn’t devised, or an old one isn’t resurrected, dusted off and re- vised to fit the situation. . n

I! the critics aren’t thinking up barbs for the LA. team, owner Walter O’Malley makes ‘a good target, as does the team’s home prancing grounds, the Coliseum. O’Malley and the stadium probably deserve all the condemnation they get, but the team is a diﬂlerent story. . ’ '

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fellpWs knocking the Coliseum probably never saw Baker Bov‘vl which I played in at Philadelphia. It was no bigger than your

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