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right field tones, the Anurioen

tithing.

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towards shore at 50 mph.

is I Batts. W-I-larshrnan; L-Wigs. 9 Bostus 010 (IN IN 1 10 .1

i A runaway Seatlea speedboat added an unexpected but dangerous thrill ior spectators at the Trenton, 0nt., regatta. N Y I: I-ts driver. Bobby Vieau, 19 (above) during a race, and then roared "V '3'

The speeding craft narrowly missed killing - spectators. including a baby in a marriage. The ririverless boat hit

The Seatlea tossed

a stump and flow through the air within inches of the carriage.

5 Chicago

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Baltimore 000 M0 001-1-.7 0 Detroit 100 001 oox-3 , s 0 Coleman. Fest (8) and Courtney; Gerver and House. L-Coleman. Hit: Bel-Courtne Cleveland 080 we our-s I Wynn. I-loskins ((7) and Hosea: Hershmsn. Consuegra ('1) and

Phila. 010 010 000 10-! I 1

Nixon. Kinder (10) ausleoss iii) and Wilber. Owen (ii); -Portoear rero. Dixon (10) Burtschy (ii) and Robertson. Astrotb uo). W-Kinder;

' L-Dixon. 000 000 500-010 1 gton 0iIl00i 1100-1 4 -o Wiesler .Byrdv(0) Ford (7) and Berra; Portertleld. Stewart (8) Pas ual (1) Keriasekos (I) and FitzGersld. W-Wlesler; L-Portsr- iield. lllla : ' NY-Norah, Jlebougeld.

. rseilaaal I-eegee

Philadelphia 000 001 001-”! is 0 Srooklyn 010 511 021-10 II I

Miller. Kipper (4) Greeawood'('I) and Burgess; Loes and Campan- elle. L-Miller. I-Ins: Piss-Runner,

Bkn-Hodges. Pittsburgh 140 082 000-10 10 4 om 000 0tl)- 1 5 I surkont. 'i'hies (I) 0'Donnel (5) and Shepard: Liddle. Monzant (2) Konikowskl 43) Wilhelm (ll Gris- som (5) McCall (0) Giel (0) and

Roberts, Keegan Probable

All-Star Game Starters

By Jack Hand OLEVELAND, (AP)-Robin Rob- &tJ of Philadelphia Phillles and Bob Keegan of Chicago White Box are the probable starting pitchers tor 'mesday's 21st all-star game in which the National League will try to make it live in a row over Casey , 9tengel's American Leaguers. Pitchers and batting orders won't be announced until today when the umpires and managers meet with cummisslo Bord nick and the players stern drifting in. A crowd of about 66,000 is ex- ,pected in the vast Municipal sta- dium whore 09.812 gathered to set an all-star record back in 1935. the lay Jimmy Fox's home run pow- :-ed the Americans to a 4-1 vic-

brlihs home run knockout punch, once the proud boast of the Ameri- Ian League, makes the National s I-to-5 choice to win its fifth straight. The Americans swept through

gal, New York Yankee manager. who never has won an all-star game-nor lost a world series. The Americans still hold a 12-8 edge.

Willie Mets, New York Giants'

tionel centretielder who is home run record pace. won't be in the start- ing lineup. He will be one of man- 'a.gar Welter Alston's "reserves" for its after. the sts.rtars- have played Instr three innings as required by he rules. .

with such slugger! ask Brook- lyn's Duke Snider. Olncinnstfs. Ted Khllevwakl and st. Louis"jT'Stan Illssial taxing aim at the 320-toot eight-man lnegue steit may all see

It lessen gets the nod it would he deserved recognition tor a bril- liant first hall season in which he won 12 games.

ltsngel has a wide choice in his in inrp contrast with at Cincinnati when he dx on the stall. includ-

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New

g setch Paige. If he doesn't want

i ly ITIILING SLAPPIY IOU'l'KPOI'r. En d (AP)- leter Thoariaon ed slbourne Fri- day was the tint British open golf championship for Australia. to be- come the successor to Ben "ogau ad the youngest champion since

bin .7 olessional com-

ones. These-year-old s nine-un er-par 108 over

give Australia a major British golf titles and end its jinx this most ancient of opens has held over play s from down uder. He is the tirst Aussie to win in as opens and his hometown kiend. Doug Bachli. was the first to win the British amateur in HIV.

'niornson shot s two-under-par '71 is the final round Friday after-

by a stroke. were 72 and 71. IAOGKE STROKE BEHIND

One stroke behind Thomson were Bobby Locke of Soutg Rees of Wales and yd Scott of In and. all with 184s.

strokes back with a 280 cm”

was Jim Turners of Briercli N. 7.. who made the best bid

ff. oi

of England and Ar on-

were Insrst of Kismeshe Lake. N. Y.. had 200: Gene Sarazen. who won the rliilh

02.1""

. 0.. shot a 295: and Al Wssraue. Birmingham. Mich.. had ea)-even 800.

Locke was 1! inches short

let

Mike Garcia.

to go with Keegsn. he from Chicago's

bothered

pennant

Cleveland by s. pulled

Yo

sicngel.

game, said pitch without pain and probably will be sidelined for a week.

-Afustralian Wins British Open Golf championship

Second Provincial Rifle Association

Spoon Shoot

Saturday at Squaw Point

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can pick Andy Consuegrs. who replaced Cleveland's ailing Washington's Bob Porter-(leld. Chicago's Virgil Trucks. Baltimore's Bob Turley or s lett- hsnder. Bob Lemon of has been muscle and Allie Reynolds oi Yanks has a sore leg. The was scratched from the lineup Sun- day and will be replaced by Irv Noren, Yankee outfielder currently hitting a hot .342.

TWO LEFIIIANDEBS

Alston, who got in on a rain check when Chuck Dressen. rigor of 1953 Dodgers. was fired. men pitching staff including two letthanders, Johnny Anionelli. the New York Giant's 13-game winner and Warren Spahn. Milwaukee vet- eran. with only Yogi Berrscand the switch-(hitting Mickey Mantle bat- ting leity in the American starting lineup, Alston is expected to open with a rlghthsnder.

As Roberts. an 11-game winner. has started three of the last iour all-star games (or his league, he appears to be the logical The Phillles' ace chod seven innings at Brooklyn Friday night and left for a pinch- hltter during a Phil rally eighth.

The game is scheduled for 1:30 p. in. EDT and will be seen and heard on tclevisionisnd radio hi Canada.

Reynolds Likely To Miss All-Slur Game

WASHINGION. (AP) - Allie Reynolds ace righthsnder oi the Yankees, is bothered by s pulled hip muscle and almost certainly will miss next Tuesday's All-star game, Yankee manager Casey stengei said Saturday.

also manager or the American League team (or the Reynolds is unable to

man- winning has a severi-

choice. righthander pit-

in the

5' WW5 30711 3h'kdll0' 1103' '0 The second Provincial Riile As- Flnd 5"” 01 sociation spoon shoot was tired last Range. Winners of the spoons in the sen- ior section were Lieut. G. .1. Roll- es! and Sgt. A. M. Johnston, win- nor of the tyre section Irene Hardy.

Individual scores were as follows: Lynch. Th0mlI- NY-Irvin '!A'-IIk- ". .00 Tum Dark. Tiicmpson. Ms s. Hu- "E, "1; ,3 Pittsburgh oooaoooso-s s 1 w H 95 New York 100 ooo 000-1 0 1 49 .5 ” Ifittlefitldl sridmdftwell: goarn. 'rvr- E B-we so 47 93 ?o'."2.'.'.l Vwlu ,'x(u)z' oi.”-"if

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Mm ml Mjr. cs. Macbtims 47 as Fm,

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NY-Dark. Milwaukee x 000011010-3 I 0 Cincinnati 001 105 om:-1 11 0 Spahn. Paine (0) Jay ('I) and Crsndsll. Calder-one (7); Drews. Smith (8) and Seminick. W-Drews; L-Spahn. HRI: Mil-Crandall; Cin- Harmon, Greengrsss. Post. Chicago St. Louis Rush and McCullough; Reschl. Deal (8) and Semi. L-Deal. HR: StL-Erszier. ii

International League

Ottawa 200 000 000-! I 0 Buitslo 000 010 042-5 1 wheat, l-issg (0) and Watlin n; Erickson, Froats (0) sndT '-omen. Montreal -000 M1 100-4 7 1 Syracuse

000 000 000-0 1 4 Black and Thompson: Sanford, Tully (8) and Erautt. Toronto 000 000 013-0 0 1 Richmond 000 010 10x-2 ll 1

Blake and Griifin; Nsrdelia and

Johnson.

Rochester 000 101220-0 0 l

I-lavana 200 150 00:-8 18 1 Jackson. Connelly (5) and hi-

gsn. Mccardle (I); Raifensherger

and Guerra.

IUNDAI Americas Liague

New York 000 200 121-7 12 2 Washington 000 000120-3 7 1 Grim. Sam (7) and Silvers: Mc- Dermott. Stobbs (0) and Tipton. W-Grim . L-McDermott. l-ins-NY- Bsuer; Wes Vernon. Boston .230 002 081-11 1! 1 Philadelphia 010 000 000- l I 2 Brewer and White: Fricano, Sims (8). Burtachy (9) and Rob- ertson. L-Fricano. Baltimore 000 000 010-1 I 1 Detroit 010 100 002-2 8 0 Turley. (2) Hoeit (8). Gromek (I) and Wilson. W-Aber; L-Turiey. HRH Bel-Iridley; Det-Bertois. First

Cleveland 000 000 000-0 2 1 Chicago 200000 i0x-3 7 0

leski ml Began; Pierce and Betta. l-iRs: Chi-Mincso. Baits. second

Cleveland 000 000 002-! I 1 Chicago 000 000 02x-8 ll 0 Lemon. I-ioskins (5). Hooper (5), Newhouser -(8) and Naragon; He- gan (8): Trucks and Lollar; L-Le- mon. till-Chi, Jackson. , .

103, 553 some 12 l Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 5 D

Sullivan and White: Trice. Rom- berger (4). Dixon (6) and Astroth. L-Trice .1-rm: Boa-Piarsell. Rattan, Williams.

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First Philadelphia 000010 000-7 0 0 Brooklyn 000380 111-8 14 0 Dickson. Konstanty (G). Miller 18) and Burgess; Erskine. Hughes (0) and Csrnganslia. W-Erskine.

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Philadelphii 000010 101-! 6 0 Brooklyn 000010 000-1 5 o Wehrneier. Roberts (0) and be- psta; Newcomha. Palice, (0) and Csmpenslle. W-Wehmaiar. L-New combt. HR-Phs-Ennis.

First Pittsburgh 001 100 018-1 11 0 New York M0 ill) 101-13 10 I Law. Friend (-8). Lapalma (1) and Atwsll. xovack (0):. ltsglis. Grissosn (0) and West:-um.

Maglie L-Law. Hits: Pgh-Skinner.

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