https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1903acd511fc271a37228d1bf07cc082.pdf fbdd7df0d7d27936413cbd699b4cc30a PDF Text Text ���.. . ~-'?Jo· li~o-=111':...·_.__ ___,_._ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_...:.____~ ___:Th.:..:.e=-=.D~AI1-:.:.Y..:.SENTINEJ.:, Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio . . ,. ~ '. FridQY,.S.ptembet 17,'1.954 · ,. .... ' • • - !: "" • '' ' ' ~ Ohio ' . ribe Sure Of· PeiinlJni With WiD -AUd "YanK-.-·t o. . ... . , •• • ~ ~mon ·On : MARY FAULK GOOD. BET IN ~ WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT • :;. .. ~ -· 1 . ~ SEWICKLEY, Pa. UP- Macy Lena Faulk, her most feared com· petition now witching from the sidelines, appeared a good bet to clear the aext-to-last hurdle today ln her quest for her second Women 's National A·mateur golf championship in a row. The golfing bookkE-eper frmn Thomasville, Ga ., was paired witJ! a young roed Mick_£y Wrlght uf La Jolla, C'al if. , in t"lle firs t after· noon mHtch , wh ile another Californ ia coed , Barbar... Romack of Sacramento, meets Mrs. Marjon ~ L. M<MU!en o! De<atuc, Ill., the other semi-final. Miss Faulk "Said pr1or to the start of the $.1x day tournament gr-ind ~hat she expected he-r toughest opposition to co-me from Britlsh C'llampion (<~ ranees Ste· phens, Canadian champ Marlene Stewart and the 1953 National Amateur runner.up, Polly Riley of Fort Worth , Tex. Browns,, Games 1 .. I Stallcn 'WCHS--TV announced over the weekend that they wil.l a rry a.ll the football games of the Cleveland Brow1.s this coming season . The opening game will be played in th-e pro football league on Sunday. S€ptember 26 •with . the Philadelphia Eagles as opponents of the Browns . I II ,. I .., j I Here is the co:Tiplele schedu le of the televised. Brown gam1•s; Game Time 2·00 p.m . ..' ~~ I' ' ·d I .. . 4 .,.Aicll IN GRANo~CLASSl•••'~•T• .. ~ . BY MIL TON RICHMAN United Preu S~ts Wrihr . Oeveland can clinch the Amencan League ~ennant tonight and Bob Lemon lS tile man who may do the honors. The Indians w.ill wrap up the 19M flag tonight if Lemon bc.its 1 the 'J,'igcrs in Detroit and the Athlletics upset the Yankres in Philn . delphia in ;:nothrr n1g ht gam!:! . I Even ;•houl" tho y,nke<> de!edl the Athletics, the Ind i<ms c.an guar· ~ntey themselv~;s at least a tie for the ~nnant' by whippmg Delroll. I. To Be Carried I B)r TV StatiOn I • :t Hill For Indians' Deci.SI·ve Game In • • • Phll<o and Admiral TELEVISION 21 Inch September 26 PlhHadelphia E~les Ot"lober 3 Detroit Liorn> Chicago Cardinal s I October 10 October 17 Pittsburgh Steelers Octllber 24 Chicago O:trdinals October 31 New York Giants November 7 Washington Redskins Lemon , a 22 game winner who probably will pitch the opening game or the World Series ror Cleveland, is a good bet to win tonight since the Tiger~ ire morr, or less his baseball "cousins." The veteran sinkerball ace has a 22 · 1~ li!e-timt! record against the Bengals and even pitched a no-hil, norun game against thern in 1948. He hasn't lost lo them this season but he'll be facin g a fol"mid able mound opponeht tonight in Ned Garvl:!r, seeking his 15th victory. IWI)' home , .. =~2~~~;\VSAZ·TV ,, llultdl.. tt•rten Pat TODAY . at Yanb Gain Half G1me The fiv•time champion Yankees, clinging to 1 last precious mathematical hope, gained a half game on the idle Indians by de. feating Detroit, 4-2, Thurwlay, The victory still left the defen~ing chempions eight games oH the pace. 8tepbln WSA%-TV-FIUPAY 4;00 NBC Plnb Uo Sh'"" . 4:30 NBC Howfty ·Doody . Old T.h ner · &:oo 'l'he 5:30 RJi.nbow TraU Today'8 News -~·-- MoNOIIJ Donlby MoO- Seixas Meets Talbert Today In Tennis Tilt ,,41) MAKE IUSTE TO LIVE . 5:65 Bueball Scorebo~rd I LouiS 8a'Ltlrll:., Oab' WaJae Merrll Only Septlalfer II Vlqbala Gray ~ : 00 .1 :30 Summer .11:45 I. I 'FRALEY TELLS WHAT FIGHTERS DO WH.lLE AWAITING BATTLE I ' 'hnae Pewer 811HD Barwld'd. RAWHiDE . ftGHTINGL&~ PittsburJb, at ..... ..,., .. .....,.,a -AIM~w York at ' RkhJ¥11 HRooki e Bob Grim posted his 19UJ LOS ANGELES UT'.,-I~atiomu st. Louis at Milwaukee Champion Vic Seixas, at the top 01 Cin-cinnati at Cb~go No.-cmber 17 Chic.go Bem 'idocy by limiting the Tigers t o November 21 Philadel.phia Eagl-es six hil s. Me was :>takcd to all lhc his unDrthodox, choppy game, iiaiiiiiiiiiiiii Nnvember 28 New York Giants runs he needed in the firs t inn squares off against Bill Talbert ot December 5 Was hington Rcdskins inx wheJl Yogi Berra f-llammed his New York today in the quartro December 12 P1ttsburwh Stcl'lers 21st hom er off George Zuvcrink finaJs of the Pacific Southwell / '1. ___ following a walk lo l rv Noren aruJ Rock snarlini at him just a tennis. tourney. ...~.. · '\WCJ.JS- TV will telecasd. the a si ngle by Mickey M·antle. · Bft OSCAR FRALEY The winner IJl the match wiJl Annual Th ank.sgi\'ing Day game ,United Pren Sports Writer ·right away, J go int~ Saturday's · semi-finall'i between the Detruit Lion:; It Wal:i the only game schc<.luled NEW YORK UP- The two beSot rouru:llwuse bhing of a bon mot tbat m110"' 1 the Green B11y Packers. G"ne ! in the American League. read men of the 1ast two da-ys calk'!e Marcian~ t() double up in against Australia's Lewis Hoad or time noon. The Giants took a couple of big meet tunighlt. fO"r the heavyWeight g1 Luis Ayala of Santinga, Chile, ee. face e~h other-jn another quartel strides tow01rd clinch ing the Na· championship of the Wllrld and Everything seems til be aga·inll't final encounter. Lional League pt·nnanl by knocking the fi$lt mob agrees that Rocky over thl' Bra v t ;~ twice hy identical Marciano will be bothered le&"S by Ezzard, ·t he long wait and . even The other semi-final, also 'sched· 6-2 scores in a ct'oublc·header . By a double postponement than cbal- ·the hor06Cope. But one thing can u)ed for Saturday, wili match the comfort him. Come Saturday it f't"ratic, but powerful Tony Tra· beat in,g the buckling Braves twice Ienger Euard qbarles. whil ~ Ci ncinnati belted Brook.Jyn Collped up in their hotel rooms will be a real nice trip to the bert ag8inst Ken Rosewall of Australia. 9·3 in lht• u11 ly other National for two extra days, both the bank. 'I'rabert all but h:as tcd little LC'agu(' game scheduled , the Giants champ and the challenger battled inc reased their lead to 4'•~ gamt>s the m('ntal strain with Kosci Kamo of Japan off the court over the Dodgers and 7 1-l over the reading maMer to start a ~hursday 6 -3, 6·0 6-1. The Cincin4 doof :~!W,}so)IP. V-8 enpne,, T9~911e dm' Radio, all -but-chminated Mih~aukeeans. libnry. Both agreed th!R nati star had experienced trouble He~ter., Very clean . . :. · . . Irvin Gives Gomez Boost · wai ting was worse than fighling. INDUSTRIAL in earlier rounds against unseeded But by now, Eznrd in partieuopponents, but clearly found him· Montc Irvin helped earn Ruben ler ful1 like • first tim• father ROBINSON LAUNDRY PLYMOUTH _Cra~brook seJ.f against the Japanese Davis Gomez his 16th VJ<·tory in the open- Icsing the Iavette if110ney in • Schoenleb ..... 172 163 142 Cupper. Rosewell ousted Ham 4 door; l~owner; low mileage'; Lif<e' new . . ~r bb~ driving m four runs with <J waiting .room gin rummy .game, Will ...... . ... 131 173 170 Richardson of New OrleaiJs, 6-3, ou e, a sm~;: J e and a sacrHic~ Not that the Rock ~acks · Wiggins 159 115 145 2-6, 6-t, 6-2. flhY . Southpaw Waaen Spahn was gination. It is si mply tha t be F. Anderson .. 159 147 158 2 door, 17,000 miles; Exceptionally clean. s c~l ed from the box m the f1fth never been clouted on the chop.<; Grueser .. . . , .. 184 146 143 tnnmg. Jn the nightcap, Dusty wi-th enough. momentum to Hand'leap . , ... 30 30 30 H.h l , h "h( es sq.t ·m ning single spark~d out lba.t li.gh'l. Nor dues he fi'guro'l Total .... ' · 835 774 788 t a ree.run ra 11 Y tha t. snapped <J to be by lhe Maltese kitte n l BLACK DIAMOND 2 door; !.owner nice clean car. 2-all tie and helped knuckleball re- Ci.nemnati. Whic.h is probably lief ace Hoyt Wilhelm to h1s 12th the major item whic.h frets Bowen .... _, .. 136 134 157 triumph . Wilhelm held Milwaukee box·fighter as he sweaLs out Houdashelt ... 170 147 155 For All Your 4 door Fluid~tic drive; Very clean hi ll ess over the last 3 1-3 innings , opening bell. fo,oss ... , .. , . , . 141 211 ·201 making a total of 9 2-3 consecuRocky A KO Artist Searles ... , .... 38 186 166 tive h itless frames he has hurled Ezza rd, on the other ' Arnold .... , . . 149 192 175 4 door Fluidmatic drive; ·Jnunacplate. , so far. Willie Mays hit h is 4oth kQows that he is going up Total , . , ..... 734 870 8M . ' " ' . ' *CLASSIC homer while Eddje Mathews con- st a man who specializes in '"""' ' J nee ted for hi~ ,37th. Davey Will- · ing the boom on his opponents. HILLBILLY & iams and Alvin D<trk also homered Rocky has accomplished this mck HOWARD TRAILER CT. Riviera 4 dr. sedan. ·standard traiiSmlssion. R&H, covers . . . . . for the Giants. ' abyc feat in 40 oiA of 47 boltts. *POPULAR Knore ........ 127 100 118 Ted Kluszewski of Cincinnati hit It 's enou£.h to make a waiting op- E. Neal ....... . 142 150 188 By his 49th humc run and teammates ponent ftet so much over 1.his P. Neal ... ..... 171 143 133 4 door Fluid drive;' New ~gs; WSW tltes. · Wa!ly Post and Bobby Adams also .8:;1 sleeping potion average that Slagle . . . . . . . 144 156 186 . ''Jl • he'd gnaw his nails rigbt down to Capitol hil for the circutt in a 13·hit at- the elbow. Howard . :. . . . . 95 124 120 tack on five .Dodger hurlers, beAU that Rooky can read, as he Handicap . . . . . . 81 81 81 Columbia 2 door .eaan;· This Is an exceptlon .lor model. T~tal .. . , ..1• 760 734 824 gm rung with loser Carl Erskin!.' . peruses his newspaper, is that hi> Joe Nuxhall scattered 10 Dodger still is an overwhelming fa\·oritc. Decca hits and became the first opposing So he can curl up on his divan N. Y. CLOtHING HOUSe left -hander to pitch and win a C'v,ntent in the knowledge · t~t Mason ....... . 176 182 198 2 door sedan• Beige color, Radio ~- .Heeter. Nil:e cnmplete game at Ebbets Field this should be consecutive victvry Duerr . . . . . . . . 156 141 134 Dot ; .. '; '\ .. this season. No. 48 and, no matter what hap- Seyler , , ... .. ~. 34 157 147 <.II , , ; pens, he isn'lt l·ikely to be rubb- Clatw'orthy .. .. 130 203 1'71 ing his sh~ulderblades on the Lytle . .. .. .. .. 148 169 168 canvas. \ Total ....... 744 6~ 817 ~' . Pers onally, I woul-d like to bow ' ' NATIONAL LEAGUE whether they 'llave r .- ad their Victor Thes~~st< StP~· Player•Ciub G AB R H Pet. wa)' down to the ho:·oscopc de- K. & V. CADS J Snider, Blyn 142 559 116 192 .343 partment. Again it will tend to Coates , .. . . . . . 157 151 100 1-3-45-78rpm Mays 142 533 114 183 .343 comfort only the Rock. The star- Matthews , . , • . 200 148 190 ~r-· NICE SELECTION OF MucllN, NY 144 583 85 194 333 gazers tell him anent todtly: "This period is more advan- Smith .... , . .. · 171 129 136. 45 RPM l!xlended Play Mu s ial , St. L. 143 555 116 185 :333 Johnston . . . . . . 130 188 172 tateous for practlc.l maHers ALBUMS Kl szwsk1 Cm 141 548 103 182 .332 . ... . . ttlan fer artistic or mental Clark .. , , . . . . . 149 138 173 4431 AMERICAN LEAGUE Total . ... ... ,807 738 681 2413 te1ks. The ,d•y promise• beneSaratoga V ·R 4 door ~dan. Everything for effortlesti driv ing , ·Pow er Avila, Cleve 134 526 104 178 .338 .steering, automatic rhtvr. Radm, Heat.er: tinted glass and many Minoso , Chi. 145 539 114 175 .325 fit• for .YoU." POMEROY LIONS CLUB Now I'm not sayi ng the telemore extras. Really Mla·rp and a good bargain for only Noren, N.Y. 120 405 65 131 .323 . F'ox, Ch1cago 147 600 1'06 192 .320 scope bo y~ are infallible, nor am I putting IJJe kn()!!k on them. But Berra. N. Y. 142 548 84 171 .312 Your CHRYSLER ·PLYMOUTH Dealer . if they're right, the wording llome Runs--Kiuszrwski, Rcd- must read real smoothly to M-arHORTON BROWN, Manager lc,t::s 40; Mays. Giants 40 ; Hodges, ciano. Dod gers 40; Snider, Dodgers 38; • &'1 'C••t A'mu1ing Phon~ 80!3 , Middleport, Ohio Mathews, Brav es 37; Sauer, Cubs Engaging in fisticuff-s with EtTB! NAME THAT STANDS FOB QUALITY 37. Zard certainly falls under the POMEROY, OHIO Huns Balled In -Kiu~zew~ headin g o.f "practicaL. matters." Roalcy ccrlainl'y won't be trying ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Mu lir<11t-"1-(.~ !34; Snider, DodgCI's 125: ;; sia l. C:1rrlinals 123; .Hodges to be "artistic'' as he walks out Dorlgf'rs 122: Berra, Yankees 118. there and starts. 1.hmwing from Run s- :'lla ntl1·. Yanker$ 122; the outfiel-d in the Martiano man• ?ni(ll •r . Dod gers 116; Musial , Card· ner. Ezza-rd can only bust h~ mainRemember Poul Fra,nk News now ot a ne•w mals 116; .\1ays, Giants 114; Mi- spring ! •. :sbollld ·he read his pen~on­ noso. Whtlr Sox 114. llit.~ ---1\hH•Iif•r. GJOJnl.s 104 ; Sni· al forecast . time over WJEH . Tune in ot 12 :00 Noon "Don't pfrmlt anyone or •ny· r!(' r, Dodg!·rs 102 ; !<~ o x, Whit.r Sox ' lfl2. 1\utJtn. T ig(' !'S 188; Moon. thing ·Ito .irritata 'You and !you'll for the news with Paul Frank brough to you Cardm al :; 185; Mus! al, Car dinal s hn• ·\ • lflne ,day," he is told. "Don't net*t enentlals. Be ' J S.'l by the Columbus and Southern Ohio L'~'-" i P1irh1nJ..: - f 'rmouq:ra. Wh1tc Sox your ·cheery self and things should ge> well," j W 3. Anlnnr llt. 1.;1ant.~ 21 -5; Fe\. The onl)· way Ezzard can keep tric Company. ' ~f-'1' .. lnrl1an~ 12.3; Lf'm..Qn. Indians things firom irriNIUn.g him when I :!2-6; Lor .. , Dodgl'l's 13"-4. he climbl tltrougb the ropes will ,_____ be to turn around aDd run lor .the FIGHT RESULTS Eigbtb Ave. subWay. 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'f �.. . ~-'?Jo· li~o-=111':...·_.__ ___,_._ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_...:.____~ ___:Th.:..:.e=-=.D~AI1-:.:.Y..:.SENTINEJ.:, Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio . . ,. ~ '. FridQY,.S.ptembet 17,'1.954 · ,. .... ' • • - !: "" • '' ' ' ~ Ohio ' . ribe Sure Of· PeiinlJni With WiD -AUd "YanK-.-·t o. . ... . , •• • ~ ~mon ·On : MARY FAULK GOOD. BET IN ~ WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT • :;. .. ~ -· 1 . ~ SEWICKLEY, Pa. UP- Macy Lena Faulk, her most feared com· petition now witching from the sidelines, appeared a good bet to clear the aext-to-last hurdle today ln her quest for her second Women 's National A·mateur golf championship in a row. The golfing bookkE-eper frmn Thomasville, Ga ., was paired witJ! a young roed Mick_£y Wrlght uf La Jolla, C'al if. , in t"lle firs t after· noon mHtch , wh ile another Californ ia coed , Barbar... Romack of Sacramento, meets Mrs. Marjon ~ L. M<MU!en o! De<atuc, Ill., the other semi-final. Miss Faulk "Said pr1or to the start of the $.1x day tournament gr-ind ~hat she expected he-r toughest opposition to co-me from Britlsh C'llampion (<~ ranees Ste· phens, Canadian champ Marlene Stewart and the 1953 National Amateur runner.up, Polly Riley of Fort Worth , Tex. Browns,, Games 1 .. I Stallcn 'WCHS--TV announced over the weekend that they wil.l a rry a.ll the football games of the Cleveland Brow1.s this coming season . The opening game will be played in th-e pro football league on Sunday. S€ptember 26 •with . the Philadelphia Eagles as opponents of the Browns . I II ,. I .., j I Here is the co:Tiplele schedu le of the televised. Brown gam1•s; Game Time 2·00 p.m . ..' ~~ I' ' ·d I .. . 4 .,.Aicll IN GRANo~CLASSl•••'~•T• .. ~ . BY MIL TON RICHMAN United Preu S~ts Wrihr . Oeveland can clinch the Amencan League ~ennant tonight and Bob Lemon lS tile man who may do the honors. The Indians w.ill wrap up the 19M flag tonight if Lemon bc.its 1 the 'J,'igcrs in Detroit and the Athlletics upset the Yankres in Philn . delphia in ;:nothrr n1g ht gam!:! . I Even ;•houl" tho y,nke<> de!edl the Athletics, the Ind i<ms c.an guar· ~ntey themselv~;s at least a tie for the ~nnant' by whippmg Delroll. I. To Be Carried I B)r TV StatiOn I • :t Hill For Indians' Deci.SI·ve Game In • • • Phll<o and Admiral TELEVISION 21 Inch September 26 PlhHadelphia E~les Ot"lober 3 Detroit Liorn> Chicago Cardinal s I October 10 October 17 Pittsburgh Steelers Octllber 24 Chicago O:trdinals October 31 New York Giants November 7 Washington Redskins Lemon , a 22 game winner who probably will pitch the opening game or the World Series ror Cleveland, is a good bet to win tonight since the Tiger~ ire morr, or less his baseball "cousins." The veteran sinkerball ace has a 22 · 1~ li!e-timt! record against the Bengals and even pitched a no-hil, norun game against thern in 1948. He hasn't lost lo them this season but he'll be facin g a fol"mid able mound opponeht tonight in Ned Garvl:!r, seeking his 15th victory. IWI)' home , .. =~2~~~;\VSAZ·TV ,, llultdl.. tt•rten Pat TODAY . at Yanb Gain Half G1me The fiv•time champion Yankees, clinging to 1 last precious mathematical hope, gained a half game on the idle Indians by de. feating Detroit, 4-2, Thurwlay, The victory still left the defen~ing chempions eight games oH the pace. 8tepbln WSA%-TV-FIUPAY 4;00 NBC Plnb Uo Sh'"" . 4:30 NBC Howfty ·Doody . Old T.h ner · &:oo 'l'he 5:30 RJi.nbow TraU Today'8 News -~·-- MoNOIIJ Donlby MoO- Seixas Meets Talbert Today In Tennis Tilt ,,41) MAKE IUSTE TO LIVE . 5:65 Bueball Scorebo~rd I LouiS 8a'Ltlrll:., Oab' WaJae Merrll Only Septlalfer II Vlqbala Gray ~ : 00 .1 :30 Summer .11:45 I. I 'FRALEY TELLS WHAT FIGHTERS DO WH.lLE AWAITING BATTLE I ' 'hnae Pewer 811HD Barwld'd. RAWHiDE . ftGHTINGL&~ PittsburJb, at ..... ..,., .. .....,.,a -AIM~w York at ' RkhJ¥11 HRooki e Bob Grim posted his 19UJ LOS ANGELES UT'.,-I~atiomu st. Louis at Milwaukee Champion Vic Seixas, at the top 01 Cin-cinnati at Cb~go No.-cmber 17 Chic.go Bem 'idocy by limiting the Tigers t o November 21 Philadel.phia Eagl-es six hil s. Me was :>takcd to all lhc his unDrthodox, choppy game, iiaiiiiiiiiiiiii Nnvember 28 New York Giants runs he needed in the firs t inn squares off against Bill Talbert ot December 5 Was hington Rcdskins inx wheJl Yogi Berra f-llammed his New York today in the quartro December 12 P1ttsburwh Stcl'lers 21st hom er off George Zuvcrink finaJs of the Pacific Southwell / '1. ___ following a walk lo l rv Noren aruJ Rock snarlini at him just a tennis. tourney. ...~.. · '\WCJ.JS- TV will telecasd. the a si ngle by Mickey M·antle. · Bft OSCAR FRALEY The winner IJl the match wiJl Annual Th ank.sgi\'ing Day game ,United Pren Sports Writer ·right away, J go int~ Saturday's · semi-finall'i between the Detruit Lion:; It Wal:i the only game schc<.luled NEW YORK UP- The two beSot rouru:llwuse bhing of a bon mot tbat m110"' 1 the Green B11y Packers. G"ne ! in the American League. read men of the 1ast two da-ys calk'!e Marcian~ t() double up in against Australia's Lewis Hoad or time noon. The Giants took a couple of big meet tunighlt. fO"r the heavyWeight g1 Luis Ayala of Santinga, Chile, ee. face e~h other-jn another quartel strides tow01rd clinch ing the Na· championship of the Wllrld and Everything seems til be aga·inll't final encounter. Lional League pt·nnanl by knocking the fi$lt mob agrees that Rocky over thl' Bra v t ;~ twice hy identical Marciano will be bothered le&"S by Ezzard, ·t he long wait and . even The other semi-final, also 'sched· 6-2 scores in a ct'oublc·header . By a double postponement than cbal- ·the hor06Cope. But one thing can u)ed for Saturday, wili match the comfort him. Come Saturday it f't"ratic, but powerful Tony Tra· beat in,g the buckling Braves twice Ienger Euard qbarles. whil ~ Ci ncinnati belted Brook.Jyn Collped up in their hotel rooms will be a real nice trip to the bert ag8inst Ken Rosewall of Australia. 9·3 in lht• u11 ly other National for two extra days, both the bank. 'I'rabert all but h:as tcd little LC'agu(' game scheduled , the Giants champ and the challenger battled inc reased their lead to 4'•~ gamt>s the m('ntal strain with Kosci Kamo of Japan off the court over the Dodgers and 7 1-l over the reading maMer to start a ~hursday 6 -3, 6·0 6-1. The Cincin4 doof :~!W,}so)IP. V-8 enpne,, T9~911e dm' Radio, all -but-chminated Mih~aukeeans. libnry. Both agreed th!R nati star had experienced trouble He~ter., Very clean . . :. · . . Irvin Gives Gomez Boost · wai ting was worse than fighling. INDUSTRIAL in earlier rounds against unseeded But by now, Eznrd in partieuopponents, but clearly found him· Montc Irvin helped earn Ruben ler ful1 like • first tim• father ROBINSON LAUNDRY PLYMOUTH _Cra~brook seJ.f against the Japanese Davis Gomez his 16th VJ<·tory in the open- Icsing the Iavette if110ney in • Schoenleb ..... 172 163 142 Cupper. Rosewell ousted Ham 4 door; l~owner; low mileage'; Lif<e' new . . ~r bb~ driving m four runs with <J waiting .room gin rummy .game, Will ...... . ... 131 173 170 Richardson of New OrleaiJs, 6-3, ou e, a sm~;: J e and a sacrHic~ Not that the Rock ~acks · Wiggins 159 115 145 2-6, 6-t, 6-2. flhY . Southpaw Waaen Spahn was gination. It is si mply tha t be F. Anderson .. 159 147 158 2 door, 17,000 miles; Exceptionally clean. s c~l ed from the box m the f1fth never been clouted on the chop.<; Grueser .. . . , .. 184 146 143 tnnmg. Jn the nightcap, Dusty wi-th enough. momentum to Hand'leap . , ... 30 30 30 H.h l , h "h( es sq.t ·m ning single spark~d out lba.t li.gh'l. Nor dues he fi'guro'l Total .... ' · 835 774 788 t a ree.run ra 11 Y tha t. snapped <J to be by lhe Maltese kitte n l BLACK DIAMOND 2 door; !.owner nice clean car. 2-all tie and helped knuckleball re- Ci.nemnati. Whic.h is probably lief ace Hoyt Wilhelm to h1s 12th the major item whic.h frets Bowen .... _, .. 136 134 157 triumph . Wilhelm held Milwaukee box·fighter as he sweaLs out Houdashelt ... 170 147 155 For All Your 4 door Fluid~tic drive; Very clean hi ll ess over the last 3 1-3 innings , opening bell. fo,oss ... , .. , . , . 141 211 ·201 making a total of 9 2-3 consecuRocky A KO Artist Searles ... , .... 38 186 166 tive h itless frames he has hurled Ezza rd, on the other ' Arnold .... , . . 149 192 175 4 door Fluidmatic drive; ·Jnunacplate. , so far. Willie Mays hit h is 4oth kQows that he is going up Total , . , ..... 734 870 8M . ' " ' . ' *CLASSIC homer while Eddje Mathews con- st a man who specializes in '"""' ' J nee ted for hi~ ,37th. Davey Will- · ing the boom on his opponents. HILLBILLY & iams and Alvin D<trk also homered Rocky has accomplished this mck HOWARD TRAILER CT. Riviera 4 dr. sedan. ·standard traiiSmlssion. R&H, covers . . . . . for the Giants. ' abyc feat in 40 oiA of 47 boltts. *POPULAR Knore ........ 127 100 118 Ted Kluszewski of Cincinnati hit It 's enou£.h to make a waiting op- E. Neal ....... . 142 150 188 By his 49th humc run and teammates ponent ftet so much over 1.his P. Neal ... ..... 171 143 133 4 door Fluid drive;' New ~gs; WSW tltes. · Wa!ly Post and Bobby Adams also .8:;1 sleeping potion average that Slagle . . . . . . . 144 156 186 . ''Jl • he'd gnaw his nails rigbt down to Capitol hil for the circutt in a 13·hit at- the elbow. Howard . :. . . . . 95 124 120 tack on five .Dodger hurlers, beAU that Rooky can read, as he Handicap . . . . . . 81 81 81 Columbia 2 door .eaan;· This Is an exceptlon .lor model. T~tal .. . , ..1• 760 734 824 gm rung with loser Carl Erskin!.' . peruses his newspaper, is that hi> Joe Nuxhall scattered 10 Dodger still is an overwhelming fa\·oritc. Decca hits and became the first opposing So he can curl up on his divan N. Y. CLOtHING HOUSe left -hander to pitch and win a C'v,ntent in the knowledge · t~t Mason ....... . 176 182 198 2 door sedan• Beige color, Radio ~- .Heeter. Nil:e cnmplete game at Ebbets Field this should be consecutive victvry Duerr . . . . . . . . 156 141 134 Dot ; .. '; '\ .. this season. No. 48 and, no matter what hap- Seyler , , ... .. ~. 34 157 147 <.II , , ; pens, he isn'lt l·ikely to be rubb- Clatw'orthy .. .. 130 203 1'71 ing his sh~ulderblades on the Lytle . .. .. .. .. 148 169 168 canvas. \ Total ....... 744 6~ 817 ~' . Pers onally, I woul-d like to bow ' ' NATIONAL LEAGUE whether they 'llave r .- ad their Victor Thes~~st< StP~· Player•Ciub G AB R H Pet. wa)' down to the ho:·oscopc de- K. & V. CADS J Snider, Blyn 142 559 116 192 .343 partment. Again it will tend to Coates , .. . . . . . 157 151 100 1-3-45-78rpm Mays 142 533 114 183 .343 comfort only the Rock. The star- Matthews , . , • . 200 148 190 ~r-· NICE SELECTION OF MucllN, NY 144 583 85 194 333 gazers tell him anent todtly: "This period is more advan- Smith .... , . .. · 171 129 136. 45 RPM l!xlended Play Mu s ial , St. L. 143 555 116 185 :333 Johnston . . . . . . 130 188 172 tateous for practlc.l maHers ALBUMS Kl szwsk1 Cm 141 548 103 182 .332 . ... . . ttlan fer artistic or mental Clark .. , , . . . . . 149 138 173 4431 AMERICAN LEAGUE Total . ... ... ,807 738 681 2413 te1ks. The ,d•y promise• beneSaratoga V ·R 4 door ~dan. Everything for effortlesti driv ing , ·Pow er Avila, Cleve 134 526 104 178 .338 .steering, automatic rhtvr. Radm, Heat.er: tinted glass and many Minoso , Chi. 145 539 114 175 .325 fit• for .YoU." POMEROY LIONS CLUB Now I'm not sayi ng the telemore extras. Really Mla·rp and a good bargain for only Noren, N.Y. 120 405 65 131 .323 . F'ox, Ch1cago 147 600 1'06 192 .320 scope bo y~ are infallible, nor am I putting IJJe kn()!!k on them. But Berra. N. 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Ezza-rd can only bust h~ mainRemember Poul Fra,nk News now ot a ne•w mals 116; .\1ays, Giants 114; Mi- spring ! •. :sbollld ·he read his pen~on­ noso. Whtlr Sox 114. llit.~ ---1\hH•Iif•r. GJOJnl.s 104 ; Sni· al forecast . time over WJEH . Tune in ot 12 :00 Noon "Don't pfrmlt anyone or •ny· r!(' r, Dodg!·rs 102 ; !<~ o x, Whit.r Sox ' lfl2. 1\utJtn. T ig(' !'S 188; Moon. thing ·Ito .irritata 'You and !you'll for the news with Paul Frank brough to you Cardm al :; 185; Mus! al, Car dinal s hn• ·\ • lflne ,day," he is told. "Don't net*t enentlals. Be ' J S.'l by the Columbus and Southern Ohio L'~'-" i P1irh1nJ..: - f 'rmouq:ra. Wh1tc Sox your ·cheery self and things should ge> well," j W 3. Anlnnr llt. 1.;1ant.~ 21 -5; Fe\. The onl)· way Ezzard can keep tric Company. ' ~f-'1' .. lnrl1an~ 12.3; Lf'm..Qn. Indians things firom irriNIUn.g him when I :!2-6; Lor .. , Dodgl'l's 13"-4. he climbl tltrougb the ropes will ,_____ be to turn around aDd run lor .the FIGHT RESULTS Eigbtb Ave. subWay. 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