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By JACK RAND
ST. LOUIS (AP)-Jlzn Banning. a lanky Detroit righthander with a shiny 10-2 record. will start to- day's all-star game for the Amer- ican League against Curt Sim- mons. Philadelphia's rejuvenated lefihanded ace.
Manager Casey Stengel selected Bunntng over Billy Loes of Balti- more among hLs righthanders after learning that Cleveland”:
Early Wynn pitched Sunday. This Dave Grote National Leagueigo to the player pension fund.
The National League. still trail- ing 13-10 in the series. has won six of the last seven games and Stengel has lost five of six. How- ever. Stengel wouldn't accept a reporter's bait and refused to be quoted as saying he was "sick and tired of losing." Naturally. he isn't happy abotu the record which is in sharp contrast with his pennsnt and world series sue- CESI.
is Bunning's first all-star game. service bureau chief. Announced Stcngcl said he "would havelsimmons as the starter. I
possibly pitched Wynn" hadn't
sounded off against the pratice
worked Sunday and be!
If DGITWO OTHER GAMES
Curt has pitched in two all-star games. starting in 1952. the year
of using all-star pitchers as start-'rain halted play after five innings:
9I"S game.
"No all-star pitcher should hei permitted to start in the last two (playing) days before the game." he said. ”You pick your pitchers
a week ahead and they pitchi000 was assured. One report said Iscalpers were asking 340 for a M
them a day ahead.”
in the weekend before the at Philadelphia. I
.with St. Louis bug-eyed overl baseball. due to the Cardinals- sprint. all tickets for the Busch Stadium game were gobbled up long ago. A capacity crowd of 31.-
iicket with few to be had
The weatherman predicted a sunny afternoon with tempera- tures in the 80s by game time.
heduied for 2:30 pm. AST.
The radio and television people who pay 33.250.000 for the all-star and world series each year under a new contract. will beam the game from coast to coast. Sixty per cent of the radio-TV cash and the estimated receipts of siz5.ooo
Choice of Simmons. who was paid 365.000 to sign with the Phils in 'l947, was no surprise. Alston had said he would use a lefty against the Americans' lefthanded batting power. The 27-year - old Phil has an 8-4 record in his sec- ond good year of a "comeback" after shoulder trouble threatened to end his career two springs ago. In fact. Simmons went to spring training in 1956 with no contract and wasn't actually signed until he proved he could throw.
Sport-
5 The Charlottetown Guardian, Tuesday. July 9, 1957
Ford Frick Is Re-elected Comm. ST. LOUIS (AP)-Ford Frick
has been re-elected baseball corn- missioner for another seven-year
NEW YORK (AP) - Archie Moore. was given an extra day's grace Monday to sign for a de- fence of his light heavyweight title before he is shorn of the crown
Julius Heifand. chairman of the World Championship Boxing Con)- ntittee. decided that Moore really was negotiating seriously in Lot Angeles for a title defence against Tony Anthony and therefore rated a reprieve until noon today.
Helfand said he received a call from Los Angeles from Ernie Ernie Bracs. Anthony's man- ager. and Jules Covey, represent- ing singer Frank sinatra. that they were working on a contract and expected to make the deal.
”Since they' said they were working in good faith on the fight. I said l would expect a call from them at 9 a.m. their time (noon in New York) with the word that the fight had been closed.
Moore. the graybeard of the championship ranks at 40. give or take a few years. hasn't defended his title since he knocked out Yo- lande Pompey I3 months ago.
ACTION AUTOMATIC
The world committee announced
DIVISIONAL CHAMPION
Officer Cadet Tim Ryley of Al- Division annual sports meet held
term.
The t was made following a Joint meeting Monday of the American and National I The vote was unani-
Keppoch Playgirl Is Only Double Winner At CDP Mon-
A large crowd of racing fans watched H.B. Willis drive Keppoch Playgirl to the only douhls win oi the night at the Charlottetown Driving Park last night. The pae- er went in the new mark of 2:09 3-5. and payed S2l.00 to win in the first dash. Premier J. Walter fin- ished second both times and ro- turned 327.70 for a place ticket in the first dash of the Jr. Free-Fork All. In other races on the pro- gram Colonel Budlong won the C Trot. finishing ahead of Baby Train. Sister Dawn won the D Pace with Allie Budlong coming behind her at the finish line.
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Colonel Budlong (Bernard) Baby Train (Arsenault) Fortune's Pride (L. Kelly) Makomas Belle (C. Smith) Bud's Echo (MacPadyon) Lucky logan (Bin) Miss Russell (Sobey) My Hero (Neill)
D Pace Sister Dawn (l-lennessey) Allie Budlong (" h ) Curtain Raiser (E. Smith) Ranida (MacDonald) Ken's Pride (L. Kelly) Kildare Girl (Cyril Smith) Here Am I (Jr. Chappell) Belhop (MscNeil)
B Pace Famous Boy (E. Smith) Abner McGraw (Campbell) Tribune (C. Smith) Americas Ace
(ll.P. Cudmore) Bob Clegg (Bernard) Murphy's Abbe (O'Brien) Jolly Dick (Poulton)
Times: 2:14 2-5; 2:l4 Jr. Free-For-All .. .
Keppoch Playgirl
(I-LB. Willis) premier J. Walter (Lowery) Jolllty Leigh (Stead) Denney Pointer (Shaw)
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Mr. Jollscott (Hennessey) Meg (MacNeil) Jerry A. Hanover (Llewellyn) Vivian M (sobey) Times: 2:04 3-5: 1:11 C Pace Jollity George (Stead) Vera signal (C. Smith) Pericles (C. Smith) June Breeze (Cudmore) Commander Bill (llusnessey) Falrgo (Neill) Miss Commando (Jr. Chappell) Ralph Rel (Llewellyn) Times: 1:16: 2:16.
Lew Hood Turns Pro
NEW YORK (AP)-Australia's Lew 1-load Monday signed a two-
-nu one-use-ya -so on NO bat!-bun H4 ho
year professional tennis contract with promoter Jack Kramer He said he is "very pleased with the whole deal" '.
The blond Australian, with wife Jennifer on his arm, flew In early Monday from London and im- mediately went into a conference with Kramer
Kramer called the contract he gave the WI mbled o n singles champion "the best contract ever given a tennis pro. 350.000 more than any other tennis player ever was able to get"
Under the contract. which runs through August. 1950. the 22-year- old Road gets 20 per cent of the gate plus A five per cent "incen- tive bonus" for every match he wins He also gets a 85.000 bonus each year he wins a majority or his matches
The Records Of All-Star, Players For Today's Game
ST. LOUIS (AP)-Hera'sre the batting and pitching records of the players eligible for the major Ieageu all-star game:
American league batting
alayer. club. pos. AB l-I PCT. ertz. Ciev. lb 268 79.295 Fox. Clu. 2b 100 .324 Kucnn. Det, u. lot 17 .250 Kell. Ball. Iii) 175 50 .31 Williams. Bos. If M8 85 .84! Mantle. NY. cf 252 93 .80 Kallne. Det. rt 19? M .233 Berra, NY. c 240 57 .232 Skowron, NY. if 280 93 .331 Mallone. Bos. .if 3lB 100 .327 Mcbougald. NY. if 170 so .111 Demaestri. KC. if 226 65 .13! Richardson. NY. if 226 05 .28! Richardson. NY. if I93 52 .30 Minosoa. Chi. of 300 71.317 Sievers. Wash. of nos 90 .294 Maxwell, Det. of 260 72 .277 T Umdos. Bali. (3 225 C3 .2!) Howard. NY. c 188 47 .187 American League ylsehtag Pitcher and Club G W L Bunntng. dot 23 10 1 Bhantz. NY 15 I 1 Pierce. Chi 19 I2 0 Loes. Belt 10 I 4
Grim. NY 13 Mossi. Ciev ll) Wynn. Ciev 22 National League betting Player. club. Poe AB R Pct. Muslal. St. 1.. lb :05 lot . Temple, Cin. 1b Mcmillan, Cln.. as Hoalt. Cin. 3b Robinson. Cin. if Mays. NY, cf Aaron. Mil. rt Bailey. Cin. c 232 Hodges. Bkn. if 282 schoendienst. Mil. uazs Mathews, Mil. if 291 Logan, Mil. ll Banks. Chi. if Cimoll. Bkn. of ii. of
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Jim Bunning And Bob Pinkey Lead In Earned Runs Division
mous.
No salary nounced, but his salary now 565,000 a year.
Frick was elected for his first term, Sept. 20, I951. The post he- came open when Happy Chandler bowed to pressure and resigned.
figures were an- is
New Glasgow Boxer Defeated
STELLARTON. N I (CP)- Paolo Melts, 155, Montreal. scored a unanimous 10 - round decision over Gary Simon. 15716. New Glasgow. in a boxing bout here Monday
Mells had too much experience for Simon and carried the fight There were no knockdowns al- though both slipped to the canvas in the early rounds
Little League I Provides Thrills
The Charlottetown Little League is providing more than It's share of thrills for young baseball enthu- siasts. ln Monday's games the Flyers defeated the Red Sox 6-5. while the White Sox eased out the Yanks 5 - 4 in 10 innings.
After the regulation six inning in the White Sox - York game the score stood 4 to 4. Both teams had several scoring chances in extra inning but failed to get their hits at the right moment or were foiled by good CIEl8l'lSIVr plays. George MacMillan led off in the tenth with a double. advanced to third on a sacrifice and scored on Jamie Kennedy's fielders choice.
Tom liandrahan of the Yanks was the big gun at bat with I homer. double and single. Ron Diamond. Barry Taylor and Les Affleck made fine fielding plays. Squarebriggs started for the White Sox was relieved by MacLean and finally Purvls came on to get cre- dit for the victory.
Shepherd started for the Yanks
and was relieved by Kane in the sixli. The Flyers pushed across a run in the last of the sixth on Carl McQuald's double and George MacDonald's single to nose out the Red Sox 6 - 5. Reg Profitt was the big sticker as he had a homer, double and single. Duffy and Mc- Carvllle made outstanding defen- sive plays for the Flyers and Keith Doyle in left field made two nice catches for the Red Sox.
Bill Weatherbie started for the Flyers and was relieved by Clif- ion Pound who got credit for the win. Freddie MacDonald pitched well and was the standout for the
Red Sox.
Tuesday's Activity! 9:30 Flyers vs. White Sox. 9230 Yanks vs. Red Sox. 9:30 Dodgers Practice. 2:30 Bantam and Midget Practice.
Frisco the Great. Pet llanove nlets Girl. Royal Train. The French. Baby Train.
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air by the camera as he breasts 440 yard rclay team. New records the tape to win the 2211 yard dash were established in each of these event of the lat Canadian Infantry (events.
Pirates Defeat Dodgers 5 -2 In S'Side Babe Ruth League
The Pirates defeated the Dod-(R.C.A.F. Little Lcaguers 6-8. gers last evening in the first gamci In Minor Little League play the of the Summcrsitlc Babe Ruth sciyrcs wcrr: Rotary ii. Legion B League by the score of 5-2. At (no ext.-3 mngngsl; yrs Men ' Queen Elizabeth Park. John "Jo- Kinsmen 0.
Jo" Dean the losing pit- cher wlaked five while striking on 13. Donnie Simmons the win- ning fllnger, gave up three hits.! one a home run by John Poirier.I walked only two. and whiffed; eight. The infield work of the win- ning pirates was particularly good. Besides .Poirier'ss round-tripper, Joe Trainer and Don Arsenault. each hit singles for the Dodgers. and David Gaudet cracked out
the only hit. a hunt towards third. for the Pirates. Clarence Gillis was umpire.
In a Major Little League game played at Queen Elizabeth Park Y's Men defeated Kinsmen l4-ll after one extra inning of play. At. the Airport. Legion defeated the
BASEBALL
By THE CANADIAN PRESS RESULTS International League
WRESTLING
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SPORTS ARENA 8:30 P.M.
Rochester 205 000 200-9 ll 2 Montreal 000 002 000-2 6 l Russell and Ricketss; Harris.
Cristante (3). Page (9) and Pig- L. ' . .. , , natano. L: Harris. HR: Roch - ".reen. Bridges.
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I Dodgers And Flyers Tues.
The Flyers meet the Dodgers I- gain this cvcniing at Memorial Field at 5.45 p.m. All players of both teams are urgently asked to he on hand early. so as to get the game underway on time.
There will be a very important game played here Sunday. July 14th against the Memramcook Rm-ors and all players are request- cd to turnout.
Moore Must Sign Today Or Else
lose his title.
Hslfand- ask! the action was automatic. But Monday. he said that since July 1 tell on Sunday. he would give Moore until Mon- day Mail.
The call from Los Angeles per- suaded him to give old Archie an extra day of grace.
The world committee has da- cided. should Moore fail to come through. Anthony will fight either Pompay or I-larold Johnson for the title. The winner then would have toflghttheotberlortbccrown main 90 days.
Moore has been saying all along that he'd just love to fight some- one for the title. but that he re- quires I t1oo.ooo guarantee. No one has been willing to fork over that much.
All-star Pitchers
ST LOUIS (AP)-Jim Bunntng. Detroit righthander. will start for the American League and Curt Simmons. Philadelphia lefthandar. for the National League today in the silver anniversary all - star baseball game
Bunntng has a 10-1 record and Simmons is H
Manager Casey Stengel of the American league n,ld Billy Loes (9 4) of Baltimore. I former Brooklyn Dodger, probably will be his second pitcher. with left- handera Billy Pierce (12-6) of Chicago White Sox and Bobby Shsnts (9-1) of his own New York Yankees ready for later duty
Manager Walter Alston of the favored National League did not name his second or third pitch- ers Johnny Antonelli (7-7) of New York Giants probably will see early action
The forecast for today was for mostly sunny skies with the tem-
perature in the 80s
Premier J. Walter. Keppoch Vivien M.. Jollity Leigh. Taurida
Lady Ciegg. Dip. Real Joe. Murphy'l
Spot. Johnnie Jester.
Ann Queen. Gay Spirits. Jerry A.
Mi. Carrol. Royal Train. New Christie's Llacci. Airlock.
Sister Dawn, Ken's Pride.
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Great. Joppa Maid. The Sheik. Bonnie's
Lobster Carnival Horse Races
SUMMERSIDE RACEWAY
Entries For Mon'dciy Night, July ,I5th POST TIME 8.30 P.M.
JR. man not: ALL PACE-'2 nssnns ssoo.oo nscn
Playgirl. Downtown. Ginger E..
Bay, Denny Pointer. Myrtle's Boy.
BB PACE-2 DASIIES AT 8200 PER DASH Bob Clegg. Progress Brand. Jolly Dick. Chocolate Abe, lledgewood Chief, Jolli. George.
CC PACE-2 DASI-IE8 AT 3200 PER DASH Cottage Frank. America's Ace. Rubison Clegg, Dunlap B.. Ten" Ginger Will, Jolly Mark. Miss Commando.
C PACE-2 DASHES AT 3200 PER DASH
Mayhew's Pick. Fairgo. Jolly Bud. Esso. Commander Bill.'Ralph Hal. Lanndale. Vera Signal, Just Barbara. Perclles.
Wednesday Night Entries, July 17th POST TIME 8.30 P.M.
AA PACE-2 DASHES AT 8250 PER DASH Billie June. My Darling. Peter Federal, Mr. Jollscott, Barbara
Hanover. Meg.
A PACE--2 DASHES AT 3200 PER DASH Cooley Boy. Jo Jo Spencer. I'll Conto. Money Royal, Captain Mor- gan. Propane. Abner The Great, Tribune.
B TROT-2 DASHES AT 3200 PER DASH
Forest, Connie French. Frisco the Girl. Sarah J.. Palacona.
DD PACE--2 DASIIES AT 8200 PM! DASH Kilrlare Girl. Long John. Marion 22.. June Breese. Jenny Lee Hy. Parkcris Pick. B('f'I( Ann Call. Lou Budlong. Here Am I. Jollity Al.
Classes for Saturday night, July 20th will appear in a
Declarations for Monday, July 15th and Wednesday. July 17th close Wednesday, July 10th at 1.00 pm.
Declarations received by phone at 3300 Summerside.
The management reserves the right to re-open and re-arrange any class that does not fill,
AMHERST, Nova Scoiia
svc Defeat 7 Ross I9-l3
inning to defeat Ross and electric it-ll yesterday evening in a City Softball Laagum unto Alf Coady hit a two run fruit and big Merle Longaphle cleared the bases as be connected for a long home run into left centre field with three men aboard to put theganiaoaleefortiienifc Pllylld Coach Ralph Pineait. lsurled for the BYC and picked up the win Joe Thistle pitched dur- log the fatal inning Keith Dalziel pitched for the Rossrnen
While Longapbie and Coady were the BYC sparkplugs, the Rossmeo themselves came ll p with a big rally in the fifth inning as they scored nine runs and turn- ed what was threatening to be a rout into a closely clntestcd ball game Longaphie was the leading bat- ter getting three hits Ralph Pineau Clary Peters and All Coady each had two hits For the Rossmen. Paddy Shepherd. llilson Carr and Jimmy Hughes each had two hits Paddy Shephard and Charlie Weltherble made the fielding plays of the glme Slsephard rob- bed Joe Revell with a sensational catch while Weatherbie made a grilliant pick at short off Hilson
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The National League best the American League 4-0 in the first shut-out in the history of the an- nual all-star baseball game at St. Louis 11 years ago today. Der- ringer of Cincinnati. first of five National League pitcher. was the!) winner as the American Lenguers were held to three hits while the Nationals collected seven.
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