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Newspaper Page TextArgentina Fighter Getting U. S. Test NEW YORK (AP)-Argcntina's Jorge Fernandez gets his first major test in the United Slates to night in a 10-round welterweight fight with promising Emile Grif fith of New York. The St. Nicholas Arena feature will be broadcast and telecast (NBC 9 EST) nationally. The 24-year-old invader has been made a 7-5 underdog to the 22-year-old New Yorker. . The stocky Argentine has scored 51) knockouts in compiling a 68-3-1 record. Griffith's record is 17-2, includ ing six kayos. Something New At The LAUNCHING PAD JUNE 3, I960 ROGER'S TUNE-UP ! SHOP Opposite Vet's Entrance Just Off Harvard Ave. 625 W. Wharton St. OR 2-40Z2 FAST SERVICE ON Automotive Tune Utt ' Carburetors Generators Rebuilt Brakes Reh'ned Lubrication YOU CAN DEPEND ON USt iiif -i-r 1 iV 1hwi mnf,'---- Baltimore ' . Cleveland ; -22 Chicago ....... 22 New York is Detroit .. . 18 Kansas City 18 Washington i 16 Boston 14 WELL ARMED Jack Dempsey simulates awe as he feels muscle of heavyweight boxing champion Ingemar Johansson at Jack's . New : York City restaurant. Jack, heavyweight king before Ingemar was born, has donated the Jack Dempsey trophy to be awarded the winner of the Johansson-Floyd Patterson title bout in New York June 20. The-trophy will list all the champions back to Jim Corbett's time and it is intended to register future champions. In background is a picture of Dempsey in his prime as the Manassa Mauler. Memphis Open Has Herd Of Leaders MEMPHIS (AP) The $30,000 Memphis Open golf tournament blasted into its second round to. day with a herd of eager front runners pondering every stroke. Tied with 65s were rookie Bob Shave of WiUoughby, Ohio, and three old pros. Ken Venturi of San Francisco, Howie Johnson of Houston and Bob Kosburg of Palo Alto, Calif. 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Should tire fail, you Set a new lire, with full credit for unused in ilea Re, bated on r.tttci Jiandard adjimmcne schedule 131 6 70-13 tubt-lypt block, plus tax and retreodabl trade -in. EASY TERMS MmmM Baltimore's Bill Collins. Six were bunched at 67, includ ing defending champion Don Whitt of Borrego Springs, Calif. Six more had 68s and eight others were poised at 69. The 126 pros and 14 amateurs will be thinned out to the top 70 pros and ties alter the second 18 over the 6,500-yard, 34-3670 Colonial Country Club course. WSC, Southern Co das,! For Ball Toga LOS ANGELES (AP) Wash ington State and Southern Cali fornia begin a best two-out-of-three seriesFriday for the district eight national collegiate baseball title. Coach Buck Bailey, in his 33rd year at Washington State,' guided the Cougars to a 28-4 season. USC Coach Rod Dedeaux's Tro jans have a 33-11 record. Southpaw Bruce Gardner of Southern Cal, with a 15-0 record, and Dick Montee of WSC, with 9-2, are the opening pitchers. The winner of the series goes to the NCAA finals at Omaha, Neb., June 1016. Frl., June 3, 1960 The News-Review, RoeburgO Los Angeles Dodgers Slip Down To Sixth In NL Play American League . W. L. Pet. 6.B. . 27 15 .643 .595 .537' .500 .486 .439 .410 .378 9',a 10!j Thursday Results Washington 8-8, Boston '3-7 (2nd game 10 innings) 1 Baitimpre 6, New Yarn i Detroit 4, i Chicago 3 ' Cleveland 7, Kansas City 6 Friday Games Baltimore at Washington (N) Detroit at Cleveland (N) Kansas City at Chicago (N) "i Boston at New York (N ! Saturday Games Kansas City at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore (N . ' Boston at New York National League W: L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh 28 14 .667 San Francisco-.. 27 17 .614 2 Milwaukee 18 16 .529 6 Cincinnati 22 "21 .512 6'a St. Louis .: 20 22 .476 8 I.os Anxeles ' ; 20 . 23 .465 8V4 Chicago 15 22 .405 10V4 Philadelphia 14 29 .326 14', Thursday Results St. Louis 4, San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 9, Philadelphia 8 . Chicago 10, . Los Angeles 8 . Only games scheduled . Friday - Games .'.' Pittsburgh at Philadelphia IN) St. Louis at an. Francisco .(N) Chicago at Los Angeles (N) . Cincinnati at Milwaukee N) Can the -Los Angeles. Dodgers, i more retained i H game edge who rocketed from seventh place to the world championship. now be headed for a flop from tiie top back to seventh? Only one Na tional League club has suffered such a collapse the 1917 Dodgers, the old Brooklyn bunch. The champs, three games below .500, plunked to sixth place Thurs day night with a 10-8 belting from Chicago's Cubs, now just . (wo games behind Los Angeles. St. Louis hustled into fifth,' win ning two in a row on the road for the first time this season with a 4-3 victory over San Francisco. That dropped the second place Gi ants two games behind idle Pitts burgh. Milwaukee Clung to third place by beating the last place' Phillies In the 'American League, Balti- ILmi. J, ,V.I iteiJi.rr li iii- i.iiiw.iin' Itaiiii i . imJ . , I . .w, ,W but He MceoVey'i 10th home run, du won,h.s Wth m a row - thiJ ing tine' ifianu , . t by beating New York 6-5.' Second place Cleveland defeated Kansas City 7-6 and Chicago's third place wnile sox lost 4-3 at Detroit. Wash ington moved from eighth to sev enth in a switch with Boston; beat ing the Red Sox 8-3 and 8-7 in XO innings in a doubleheader. " "' i Everv club but the While Sux chipped' in on an 18-home run tot al that tied an AL record for five games set in 1933, And 12 homers in the NL matched the two-league eight-game high of 30 set -in 1950. The cubs and Dodgers c outed half of the NL's dozen, Frank Thomas belted his ninth with two on in a five-run first inning against. uon urysdaie (4-b), who now has lost five of his last six. Ernie Banks hit his 11th and Bob Will his third, both- solo shots. - Don Cardwell (3-4) beat t h e Dodgers for only the second time in nine, career decisions. Home runs by Don Demeter and Charlie Neal chased Cardwell in a five" run sixth, and Junior Gilliam hit a two-run homer in the ninth off icliever Mark Freeman. The Braves built a 6-1 lead In four innings at Philadelphia, but needbd three more in the ninth to win their second in a row Rush, saving the decision for Warren Spahn (3-2) fanned Cal Neeman and Joe Koppe with the tying run on second after the Phils had scored three in the ninth. Felix Mantilla and Hank Aaron homered for the Braves. Tony Taylor hit one for Philadelphia. Southpaw Taylor Phillips (0-1) was the loser. A tie-breaking home run in the seventh inning by Joe Cunning ham, his first, beat the Giants. Southpaw Billy O'Dell, was the loser for a 2-5 record. Larry Jack son (u-5) gave up 11 hits, one wit- U.S.NATi0NAl'S New, longer BANKING HOURS ABOVE THE FIELD Two retired shortstops, Phil Rlizulo , left, of the Yanks and Dodrers' Peewee Reese, chat at Yankee Stadium prior to sportsrasllnr the Yankee Chisox came. Riizuto calls Yankee games while Reese does the "Game of the Week." SOUTHPAW WHIFF ARTIST ST. LOUIS (AP) Ray Sadecki, the 19-year-old southpaw called up uv tne bt. Louis cardinals in mid May, is known as a strike-out ar tist. In 1958, his first year in pro ball, he fanned 174 in 132 innings with Winnipeg in the Northern League. In 1959 with Omaha in the American Assn., Sadecki fanned 175 m 132 innings. The Chicago White Sox had a 13-9 edge over the Yankees in 1959.. Billy Pierce won four times and Bob Shaw and Early Wynn three times each. Babe Ruth hit 17 home runs in September when he hit his record number of GO homers in 1927. - HOWARD WAS A CADDIE MILWAUKEE (AP) Slugger Frank Howard of the Los Angeles Dodgers is well known to Milwauk ee Manager Charlie Dressen. in the spring of 1958, Howard caddied when Dressen, then a Dodger coach, played golf. "He'd handle that golf bag like it was a tooth pick, " says Dress en. "You couldn't find a nicer kid anywhere." Howard recently hit a grand slam home run off Brave pitcher Bob Buhl on a 3-1 pitch. It beat Dressen's team 6-4. Russ Kemmerer, Chicago White Sox pitcher, beat the Yankees three times in 1959 as a member of the Washington Senators. '--' KEEPS PUNCHING Losing his trunks didn't prevent Chris Hokr, left, 7, from punching in his match with Dennis Dougherty, 6, ui the Navy Junior Boxing Finals at Annapolis. League Leaders Major League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League Batting (based on 80 or more at bats) Runnels, Boston,- .364; Herzog, Kansas City, .329. Runs Mantle, New York, 37; Minoso, Chicago, 30. Huns batted in Hansen, Balti more, and Maris, New York, 32, Hits Runnels, Boston, and Min oso, Chicago, 51. . Doubles Lollar, Chicago, 14; Skowron, New York, 13. . Triples Fox, Chicago, 5; Han sen, Baltimore, Aparicio, Chicago, Siebern, Kansas City, and Mantle and Howard, New York, 3. Home runs Maris, New York, 12; Lemon, Washington, 11. Stolen bases Aparicio, Chica go, 13; Minoso, Chicago, 7. Pitching (based on 5 or more decisions) Coates; New York, 50; Estrada and Barber, Balti more, Staley, Chicago, and Hall, Kansas City,. 5-1. - . Strikeouts Pascual, Washing ton, 81; Bunning, Detroit, 62. . National Leagu Batting (based on 80 or more at bats) Adock, Milwaukee, .351; Clemente, Pittsburgh, .350. Runs Skinner, Pittsburgh, 37; Mays, San Francisco, 35. Riins batted in Clemente, Pitts burgh,, 41;: Banks,- Chicago, 35. Hits . , Clemente, Pittsburgh, 62; Pinson, Cincinnati, and Groat, Pittsburgh,' 6L Doubles Robinson, Cincinnati! 14; Groat, Pittsburgh, 13. Triples Pinson,' Cincinnati, 6; Skinner, Pittsburgh, and Kirkland, San-Francisco, 5. . 1 Home runs Boyer, St.' Louis, 14;" Banks,-. Chicago,. 11. Stolen bases Mays, 'San Fran cisco, 13; Pinson, Cincinnati, 12. Pitching (based on 5 -or more decisions) Law, Pittsburgh, 7-1; Sanford, San Francisco, 5 1. Strikeouts Drysdale Los An geles, 86; Friend, Pittsburgh, 66. Mickey Mantle entered the 1960 baseball season with a total of 899 strikeouts and 893 walks in 1,246 American League games since 1951. SLUGGING SHORTSTOP BOISE, Idaho (AP) Bill Lucas, brother-in-law of Milwaukee's Hank Aaron and a future Brave short slop, had a field day in a recent twin bill for the Boise Braves. The 5-foot-9 slugger pounded out 8 hits in 12 efforts and scored eight runs. In the second game he hit three home runs and drove in 10. Before joining the service he hit .304 as a rookie for Salinas in the Class C California League. KOUFAX FANS 'EM LOS ANGELES (AP) In the last four years the National League strikeout record has been tied or broken six times and each time Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles uodgers nas been one ot tne pitcn ers involved. In 1959, Koufax had games in which lie fanned 18, 18 and 13. The one-game record of 25 was set last Aug. 31 when Koufax fanned 18 and Giant pitchers struck out seven. ; COSTLY PINCH HITTING MILWAUKEE (AP) "The trou ble with some pinch hitters," says Milwaukee move uenerai Manag er Johnny McIIale "is that it takes three extra men to carry one the man they bat for, the man who runs for them and the defens ive player who has to be placed in the field." He was talking about Carl Furillo who sought to catch on with the Braves after being released recently by the Los An geles Dodgers. Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees began 1960 with a career record of 24 American League shut outs, three more than Bob Turley. Yankee pitching coach Ed Lopat appeared in 12 American League games in which his leam'failed to score a run. Michigan State has had at least one representative on every United stales uiympic team since 1928. Don Norbury of the University of Pennsylvania golf team won 40 of his 43 varsity matches in the last three years. JOHN G. FEE 220 N. E. 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