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Q9 aimed at-winning his sixth erican League batting title. til Because none of the contenders 1‘ "I veheen able to hit consistently, H imam finds himself in a better : mu to finish on tooth-an when I; this bedded with a heavy cold .3.) Aug, as. He hasnot been to bat

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with he left the lineup W11. "" was in seventh place in, the Mtﬁng.race,, 12 points behind his '. leading teammate Pete 915. Monday, Williams, with ‘. '"15 mark, was fifth and only . "tlpoiiits behind Runnels. ‘ last: week’s games, Runnels I lied only eight hits in 33 ..s”"at bat and his ayerage

SEEKS‘SIXTH BATTING CROWN

Williams Back In Lineup

Harvey Kucnn of Detroit.

Cerv moved into second place With a .318 average. Power and Kuenn are deadlocked for-third at .317. Kuenn dropped from sec- ond rplace. He had only three hits in, 22 tries last week and lost eight points.

In. the National, League, Stan Musral of St. Louis took advan- tage of a mild slump by Phila~ deliphia’s Richie Ashburn to take over the lead. - Mus-ial. who missed several games because of a leg injury, dropped one point to .340. Ash- burn tailed off five points to .3336 With a 104tor-37 performance last

Ernie Banks of Chicago has» all but sewed up the National League

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crowns. He hit two homers and drove in seven runs in last week’s games, lifting his totals to 44 cir— cuit blows and 117 RBIs. Frank Thomas of Pittsburgh is second in both' categories with 35 hom~ ers and 105 R315.

Mickey Mantle of the Yankees and Roy Sievers of Wasl'ﬁngton each had two homers. This put

Mantle’s figure at 39 and Sievers‘ '

at 36. Jackie Jensen of Boston leads by 13 over Sievers in the $51.5 batted in competition—113 toj

Yanks Recall 9 Farm Hands

NEW YORK (AP) —- The New York Yankees recalled nine play-

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NEW YORK (AP) — Gordon Windhorn of Denver, 3 New York Yankee farmhand who flopped in

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the International League last sea- son, won the 1958 American As- sociation batting championship with a .328 average, the final statistcs revealed Monday.

Olympic “Com.

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z . . . ers from International League 3‘ l, y A P I I ' y and American Association farm ‘ ° I r I g g a I n ale ' clubs Monday. None are expected Bars chlna , - _ I to report this season. ‘ . . . 7 . . LAUSAINNE SIw1tzerland (AIP) - g x = r . Brought up from Richmond of .’ ‘ . ) l FVTHE’I’AssoCIATED PRESS his lowest season’s batting aver-'Weck. ‘ “he International were “welder tﬁﬁﬁlféﬁn‘ﬂpgi’s’i’gfgaﬁgi ' 51:le YORK (AR) — Ted Wil- age- His Poorest mark was .317 Hank Aaron of Milwaukee 'nd Romy Del qreco’ Dimmer Jim tions throughout :the world Mon- I .r I ~ yweamm, dogged; by ill- in 1950. Willie Mays of San Francisco "re. “a?” and ﬁrst baseman “’1‘” day that Red China willbe barred MEN'S WEAR DEPARTMENT : and 70 Points b11118 thIn additionf to Runnels, the maimed in contention althourm : gig? $31121. Diﬁgﬁ Garﬁggmt: from the 1960 Olympics in Rome. Ir Ufa year ago, wr la: y umper a so aces touch oplposj- each 105t ,d A ’ f,‘ f I I . Chancam r Otto M e f Ibh :. , H We» the Boston‘ lineup to- tion from Bob C b ‘ groun ' amn en th‘ee camber J‘ohn Blan'Cha‘r‘d and in‘ ‘ 0 8y r o e ' ' . . I > g ‘ ' e f . I , , . , . . . .~ I I ' ‘ . I‘ﬁlnaih begin a late season City, Vic Power of Eleiiizlaﬁdlhsrfds ﬁll“ to .334 and Mays one to heme“ sz Bmkeu’ Dmk Sam 10C adwsed a” aﬁmated organ

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§‘@@.Lﬁve points to .323.

3} WEATHER BIG FACTOR

p, {Mug to a Boston spokes; Wim'westher will determine Williams will start. or Weilﬁt against the Chicago who SOX‘tonight. The Red Sox’ : has had only 355 ofﬁcial

FIGHT TONIGHT

Two of the locd participants round event on the card. in tonights boxing card at Sum. ‘ Gaston Roy and Tiger Steele memoide are seen above yester- head. up the 4 bout 'card. - ' day as Carl “Agape” Arsenault (lent) assists Walter “Peanuts”

.Wanis Good Reason For . Forbes Kennedy’s Tardiness

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tion fer being late.

“if [he doesn’t," said the grin GREAT PORT

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[outsells and four sacrifice he‘ easily compile the . appearances necessary “ﬁlly for. the championing. ZWilliams ,is taced "' possibility of compiling

Red Wings'beat the other Na- tional Hockey League clubs to the twining camp punch Monday when more than 60 candidates opened drills at Olympia Stadium. Belore many of the plpyers made a turn around the ice. Gen- eral Manager Jalok Adams was haying trouble with one player 'and threatening to have it with another. He had salary diltferences with newly acquired Gus Mortson and

zled general manager, “it’ll cost him a hundred bucks. Why is it that everybody else shows up on time and one guy is late?" '

Alter a long domination of the league, the Red Wings slipped to third place last season and 10le as many (games as they won.

“'We shook the team up last year-ff said Adams, “and there are a" lot of vacancies. Icf some of these other guys don’t show me something. there’ll be more va-

Arsenault in donning gloves for their final workout before the fight. '

Walter will meet Slugger Turn- bull of New Glasgow, N.S., in ‘an 8 round rematch, which folloWs a previous 6 round scrap at Sum- merside won by Arsenault sev- eral weeks ago, A local newcom- er to the ring Carl Arsenault is matched against young Tiger §teele of Charlottetown 'in a 6

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at Boston.

Silvemnan said the state box-

mm, Ont., came to the Wings dram the Chicago Black Hawks.

“I talked to him once," said Adams, “and told him I was go— ing to immove his salary because I didn’t thian they were giving enough money over there.

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>1 his reinstatement. The Boxing Association sus- ﬁ WARM-Jon asyear ago and ; ‘ reinstated him,but the New "ti Yorkodecision‘, expected attter a physical examination last Friday, 3 imitation.an todlay. , :I At Boston, the state" boxing commission, said :Saxton’s license was suspended for medical rea- sonsASept. 12, 1956 after he was litigated by Carmen Basilio. ‘ *ﬁs“permit was, restored pro- ..-' vislmai’ly last month subject to approval by the New York com» a mission. . . Jockey On Iy. , , Up In _

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Xuik at Cleveland (N)—

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he wants to retire. Anyway. we’re- mt going any higher.” WHERE’S KENNEDY? _ Kennedy’s whereabouts were unknown, but Adams warned that the young centre from, Charlotte- town, who scored 11 ugala-ls lior'vthe thud-Inlace Red Wings a year ago.

0nd time in 1958:

The league’s final averages, re- leased Monday. showed Nelson the top man with. a .326 batting ‘mark, 43 home runs and 120 nuns batted in.

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