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By EDDY GIL MORE -— LONDON ‘(AP'—This is a story about™a horse that nearly always wins It is an ‘invisible horse. The Booknvakers Association warned members Mondas that

tricksters are fleecing . some

|bookies ‘hy..winning with invis-.,

ble horses ‘ ? Invisible horses?’ Sure, Read

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Veteran left-handed pitcher Johnny Podres of the National “League's Los Angeles Dodgers goes4o the Detroit Tigers of — the American League, in a, déal announced yesterday, for

GOES TO TIGERS—

an undisclosed amount of cash and a player to be named la- ter. He pitched only two in

“nings this season. His lifetime ~

record is 136 victories te 104 | losses.

one Boston Red Sox __Get $10,000 Bonus Baby _

By LEW -FERGUSON

- Ree AEOUIS (AP)- prospects demahd—and get—hundreds .of thousands—of dollars in professional “toctball | and baseball, it apnears Boston 4, Red Sox. may ‘have landed them-

—selves—a—real—heme— run—shigger night_and-another-oft—Jim-Grant—|

for $10,000. He_is. George Scott.

with 10, including seven in) his Jast eight. games.

Pitchers don't know what. to ¢throw- to the six: footaiwo. 200- spound Scott, who signed. with |

the American League, in cd

“the Red Sox four vears ago

“We heard he was a high-+ ball hitter,’. Minnesota mana- ger Sam—Mele—saidafter_Scott | hit_three homers in a four-game

how to: pitch him. The oiteliere | -In this will

age*—when top-rated “him=—put—and ~the--word= wilt;

find out something to get

spread. If they don’t, he'll hit — 340. He's a heck of an aggres- sive hitter.

Scott hit fast. balls—for- a homer off Dave Boswell Friday

Sunday. ‘He hit a curve for his

a_22-vear-_ other homer, off Al Worthing- __old_roorkie who currently leads

ions Scott brew of Minnesota in that he has so much strength. he can poke homers to the opposite field if he just meets the ball.

Scott hit 25 home—rune_ for

Pittsfield in the Eastern League

last year and batted 319.

WHEELS COVER GLOBE

weekend series here.

“But he Britain isthe world's biggest —

exporter of bicycles, nearly . | 3,000,000 in the record year of 1951.

'bookmakers money.”

is ae “Henne: Kies 1

“There seems to he a gang

‘behind this,"’’said an association

spokesman, “and it's costing

A. swindler: takes a betting >

| Slip furnished by all of Britain’ s

jlegalized betting shops.

On-the -blank— hetting slip. he- wrotes down the namesof a horse due toi run in the next | race.

On the same betting slip. he also writes’down the name of a horse that has won an. “earlier race at long odds. USE- INVISIBLE JNK ’ » But—the name’ of the horse that-has- already won. it written in invisible ink

The flim ~flam man_ then

shoves his betting slif through ithe cashier's window, lays his ;Vancouver— -and—winding jbet, leaves the betting slip, and \does away.

Later, when the invisible ink

“becomes -visible, he returns and lumbia, “/coltects- his-bet.--—-~-

‘is timed as

* Foaling English Bookjes |

sub- or copied, and the late * starting

soon as it's

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mitted. But there are dozens of winner would be ruled out.

shops that lay themselves open

to being swindled.”

horse would not. win because as soon as a-sljp is handed, in_it is js__automatically photographed,

i * chanical With..many shops the invisible

Many shops do. not eee equipment

clerks do everything by hand. ‘Bhey. are the ones who are being beaten by invisible horses.

Canadian Golfers Get Golden Chance

TORONTO (CP) professional golfers will have an

opportunity this summer to play

their way across most of Can- ada in an uninterrupted five-

week six-tournament gold” trail” ‘eading to a “England and a‘ shot at the rich-

ree round trip to

est pot in global play— -the $200,- 000—-World. Championship. * Fo! ion of the Canadian-

siyled tour starting June 23 in- in

up. Toronto July 30 was ‘announced today-—H—consists--of—provincial_, open tournaments in Britisn Co- Alberta; Manitoba, On-

tario, Quebec: and_ the Millar

John—Crosby,—secretaryof the tournament in Toronto.

Bookmakers’ Association, said: “In some. hetting shops, where there are timing machines, this

lkind of confidence trick would have \be impossible because each bet

By THE CANADIAN PRESS REMEMBER WHEN .

_ Babe Ruth hit his seventh “ homerun of the season 42 years ago today—in 1924" -to take the scoring lead from: Gabby Harnett. of Chi- cago, Jake Fournier of Brooklyn. and Harry Heil- mann of Detroit. Ruth hit 46 homers that season, 60 in 1927, -and retired .in 1935 with a’ total of 729 to his credit. stn -

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The top seven “Canadian pros on the tour--plus another, pro- fessional and an amateur who already qualified ~ will \represent Canada in the’ Aug.. 31-Sept. 3- world ‘tournament at | Southport, England, where the money players go for the $35,- 000 first prize...

| The low Canadian pro in each

has already in. the’ World qualify to”

tournament who" filed an entry Championship will

“compete at Southport and will

have his return air fare to Eng- | Jand paid by the Sponsoring company. Each pro receives $400 expense money just fon tee- t,

- Canadian |:

The amateur making. the trip is Nick Weslock of Port Credit, Ont., who qualified asthe low Canadian in the 1965 Canadian Amateur. >In ~addition, Toronto profes- sional George Knudson, who fin- ished among the top 50 money- | winning-proson- the” U.S. tour last year, already has qualified.,

. L bineup of -the-Canadian tour:

‘tune 23-25—B.C. Open at Van- couver; purse $7,000; ° first-prize money $1,400.

June 30-July 2—Alberta Open |

at_Calgary: purse $3,000; _first- prize money $1,000.

July. 7-9—Manitoba Open at Winnipeg; purse $5,100; —first- ‘prize money $1,500.

July “1#t6—ontario— “per at” Kingston; ptirse $5,000; first- prize money $1,200, ~ -

July 22-23—Quebec Open at Montreal; purse -* $5,000; _first- |prize money $1,200.-

July 27-30—Millar. 200 at Tor- onto; money $1,000.

SYDNEY. Dozens of Aus | ular television \programs up in ‘smoke Friday in a fire that swept through a Sydney building. used as’ a_ clearing house for

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fustralia

included material for programs ‘in the next: ak SIRS:

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| Pepitone's leadoff home run in.

and busy ,;

purse $5,000; ‘first -prize.

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"Yankees Guihemer Twins; Athletics Defeat Boston

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Joe | the ninth inning lifted New York Yankees fo a 3-2 victory over | Minnesota Twins. Monday. night, their third straight since Ralph Houk replaced Johnny Keane as manager.

Pepitone's blast. off Al Worth- ington hit the right field foul pole and was the third homer of thé gaime for thé Yankees. —tt also gave the Yankees their first three-game winning streaky of the season.

Mickey Mantle hit his first lhomer of the season agains ‘starter Jim Perry leading off ‘lthe fourth inning, and Roger} Maris socked his second homer jin the seventh, tying the game | 9-2 Pepitone’s. homer was his | fourth. of the season!

Minnesota ripped three sings off Mel Stottlemyre in the first inning and scored

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twice. Cesar Tovar scored on and gave up a ‘single to Larry’ passed. ball -Stahl before being. replaced -by

Elston Howard's

and Harmon: Killebrew drove in| | Loborg.

the other run “with a single.

“KANSAS CrLry— (AP)-==Kansas | City Athletics scored four syns in. the fourth inning—two. on iwild pitches by Peté Magrin! ‘and Jim Lonborg—and went on to whipe Boston Red Sox 6-1" ‘Monday night.

Magrini, making his first ma- ‘jor league start, walked Bert |

Campaneris leading — off the fourth and was. clipped for. a. jrun - scoring triple -by- Manny | Jimenez ‘that snapped a score-'

less tie. The Boston right- -hander f-

then wild” pitched Jimenez home, oat Ken Harretson-+

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