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ncinnati, Kansas Brooks Lawrence Has 14-1 Record By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer Brooks La'.vrer.c". the C:r,cin na'i ; r v.-h '.- nsrre so;r.ci'- iir.c- S -:.r '.H (':r.e first, w-'is :n a 2r.'.rt 5-pot to v.:n 2."j gan-.es tot;.y b' -.a ;se h:s man-af-r, B.r'i:e Toob'-t.-. believes "las'. inr..r.;- ?hot.H corr.e firs'.'' To'obr'' has .said repeatedly that. notr.:r.2 j. more important in a hall gam than the las' few inninES and that Y" intends 'o rrl:pvp v.'itn his starters when ever h" can win a ball game that w a v . Lawrenre has benefited from that s'epped-up program by Teb lietfs because in a little more than a month he has been called noon fo-K tin'-s a- a reliever MEDFORD iHa;TRIBUNE SIPaDIffiTS Heart Condition Forces Joe Louis Out of Ring Chicago U P Joe Louis, the history s longest world heavy Brown Bomber who earned so . weight title reign could stand no much money with his fists he I more. owes the government more than ' Louis, w ho turned to wres Sl million in taxes, knew today j tling after failing in an attempt his heart which carried him to Softball Meeting Thursday Night All team managers and league officials in the Jack son County Softball associa tion are to meet at 8 p.m. Thursday for a discussion of this year's play-offs. STANDINGS NATIONAL l.EAGI F. W I. Prt Mw-a..ke. ?? f" ,. tinnm'l - l 1 Frnokhn 411 ,T .-2 S' I.,. 42 : 4R.1 12 B,tt..h;ir2h ,; !,; ' -1 ' (h.raeo ,v' 14 OhHartr-'phis 41, 11 tT l.s Sru York .11 2 3.3 2 1 Cincinnati 4. Pitttb.irch 3 miKrit. On! gAnir s-hedil!pr J-i.OiV Prnhtilr Pitrhrr Cimmnati at Bmnkhn might' RlipnMPtn 'n-fi' v Maglte '2-3 Milwaukee at New York .nightr Snahn '!-"' vs. Gomez '.n-f. St I rims at. Philadelphia might) fli7ell t9-7j vs. Simmons i5-fi' Chirac" a' Pittsburgh might' Bush '8-3' vs Friend y.Mlnrdav's (lames nii.-innali a' Br.-oktvn inuht' Milvsaukep at Nt'v York S i oui at Philadelphia inchti Chi'-aeo at Puisnureh mishti gMFRICAN 1 F.ir.lF Prt. fiTR w Vnrk .. ("1 :ani Orninn Chtrzn D'rit .5hinern ... 8an.a Citv ... . 41 1 1 13' 20 21 2 V 27' ."3 .371 rtnrtav'n Rmilts Knnia Citv 3. Chiraeo 2 fmshtt Only fame scheduled Tii''-rfav Probable PUrher K;ilumor at Detroit 2. MwiliKht eichti Fornio.cs - 2-3- and Fcrrarese (4-7. vs Fnvtack (7-6i and Miller ifl-Oi. Washmcttm at Cleveland iniRhti jtfw3! ! (4-2 1 vs (Jarcia tfi-8'. Boston at Kansas City iniRhti Parneil '4-2' vs Burnett? ' 2-0 . Nrw York at Chicaco michtt Sttir divant 8-3i vs. Pierce I14-4-. WrinedaVn Games Ushinctnn at C'eveland Baltimore at Detroit e- York at Chicaco (ntcht Bonion at Kansas City michV.) PACIFIC CO AST F AG I E W 1 . Prt. Lets Aneeles 7 42 Sea-tie 4 43 Holtvw oivd 35 3 1 Sacramento 3d 33 Pnrtl.md 3n 5fi San Dieco 5f) 30 San Francisco 49 37 Vancouver . . .42 63 Mnri. Results n'o H I o Anzelp S Sacra Dieco 3 Portland 4 Vancouver 3 .Hoilvwnod 2 Only came scheduled How rirs Stand S'-a;le 2 San Francusco n Sarra-vpntn 2 Ln.s Ancelefl 1 Sin Diceo 2 Portland 1 Vancouver 2 Hollvwood 1 Tiirsri. "v Prtiba'tle Pitchers Seavle. Mn to .lurison, '7-Rt at San Francisco. R V. Smith. -R-6. Los Ancelrs. Ked Adams, f3-2 at Sacr;inu'nto. .'or Stanka. '2-8-. Portland. P.oh Darnell. ' 10-7 at San Dicco Fd Frautt. 7-13 j. Va:u'otivcr Roh Harrison. ifi-3 at Hollywood. B-h Cnrher. -4-H. NORTH W FST I T t.VV. lty IMfl l PRKSS Spokane Sani Wrnnvhrp I e -'on Yak: ma T'-i-Cjm- Eucenr R 1 1 Monda 'i. Rfwnlti SroKrtr 8 Ya'-iima fi Ti-Citv in Eucer-e ' LewL-ton 9. Salem 8 Tu"idy's Srhertul Spokane at Vskima Tri-C-.iv at Fi:cen S.iie::i at Le iston Two New York Fights Scheduled for Television New Y"rk L'.s Viewer. are sc'ncriu Yri in ?-e natmnailv tele vised Vnits from ChiMEO and ' Xe- York this week ! The Chiraso fiiht Wednesday will r-a'rh Jed Black. .Tanes ville. Wis . asamsr Isaac Locart. Havana, in a 10-round welter weight hout. Friday night. Miguel Berios. Put-rto Kico. fights Kid Anahuac. Mexico, in New York City. Both are foath.erwei'jh's. T'no fight elso is scheduled f i 0 rounds. 31 R 3 W 47S 13 472 13:2 1 4rt3 lrt'ii j 4fi2 17 Hit 7i I "1 ! - s 1 1 - A , 3 ! A between starting assignments. And on three of tho.se occasions he has been the winnina pitcher. Monday : Lawrer.ee pi'ch- rd v.o ir.mr.L.-, 2: :r.2 '.p one hit and no r.ir.s. and was credit ed with his 14.h victory aaamst one defeat wren Cincinnati topped Pit'sb'irsh. 4-3. Again Shows Luclc Acain the b;a N'ecm nsh handrr riemonstra'ed that he is Cincinna'i's lucky h'.rler. I don't know why '.' :s n-:-whenever Lawr'nc is jnylvert we manace to get some hr and some runs. Tebbets said. ' He's our lucky guy," Monday night wi'h 1be score 3-2 in favor of Pittsburgh. Law rence came in and pitcher two to regain the heavyweight tinx- ing crown, was told that an elec- j tro-cardiagram .'-bowed a heart condition which will not permit ! him to wrestle for at least six I months. The 42-year-old athlete be i came a grapplcr in an a'tempt To earn enough money to pay the assessment levied upon him bv 'he federal government for al ' leged tax discrepancies in the I war and post-war years. But row, even that avenue was 1 closed to him. Dr. Irving Slott. physician for r.B : the Illinois Athletic Commission. ,, I found that Louis' heart would not permit him to continue his . ; whistle-stop campaign for mm 4 j parative pennies to try and cut j his personal deficit. Slott said the former champ showed an "abnormal electro- cardiograph'' when hp examined Louis who had applied for per mission to wrestle at Round Lake. 111. Slott explained tiiat the ex amination showed Louis had a cardiac contusion, or an injury to one of the layers of the heart Pat Brooks. Louis' brother, re vealed that alum; a month ago Louis learned of his heart con dition when lie was examined by Dr. Robert Bennett of De troit. Brooks said Louis went to Bennett complaining of a pain in the chest and believing he had a rib injury. Louis has wres tled twice since then, the latest time on July 16 when he got $155 for beating Bozo Brown in two straight falls at Round Lake. III. The seriousness of Louis' heart condition was revealed to day in a telephone call from him to his wife in New York City. Mrs. Louis said the ex-champ told her he has probably been knocked out of the ring for good bv the heart ailment. 4Mb. WITH POOR BkAKtS Itmevl Front Wh.elk, Inlpttct Lining. Clean and Repock Front Whool Barino. Inspect Irak Drvmt. Check and Add Broke Fluid. Adjust Broke Shoes. Carefully Test Brakes. WE HAVE IT . . . New fir. on Rl VETLESS BRAKE LINING P0 irVITJ TO tCCMf HAKI NUMf TO 1S MOM MAXIMO UCt STORES 214 S. Riverside Ave. tm I Value .... 1 pj ANY Da'f Uhn W (In tin I- AD rrl OB ! - IH City Take scoreless innings in relief of Art Fowler. His "luck'' came through again when he went out for a pinrh-hitter in the eighth and in the same inr.ins the Redlegs scored the winning run to move wi'hin 2' 2 games of first place Mil'A aukee. Bob Thurman. subbing for right fielder Waiiy Post, hit a homer to tie the score in tlie six'h then smgied to tm.cn off the winning Rerileg rally in the eighth. A sacrifice by Ray Ja blonski and a force out by Smokey B::rgoss. who was bat ting for Lawrence, put Thurman on third from which point he scored on Johnny Temple's third hit. a single. Eyes New Mark Lawrence, whose percentage record is the best in baseball, is in a spot to set a new major league mark in that depart ment. Thie best previous record for a season is 15-1 set by John ny Allen with Cleveland in 1 S3 7 and the top .National League mark is 16 2 by Fred p'itzsim mons of the Dodgers in 1940. Lawrence could top both if he avoids defeats as he has done to date. In the only other game Mon day, the Athletics defeated the White Sox. 3-2 at Chic.-go on the OPEN WEDNESDAYS 'TSLL 9:00 P.M. Af " ou Get 00' Air-Conditioned Togs at LlA " f a I 111 & ' I " men weor it, Robinson i I '"T. r'vrisJi Lil ll!l? s Bros' carry an ,h )Ir3T Jrl- means the coolest clothing . j.' "ft . j -r sS at the COOLEST prices in fij-'-." " . Jf A look Stay comfortable . 00 3 ventilated TZP' Fr nifortabfe good looks straw hat from our collection large choice of styles. StflB" SWIM , A tim I IT'S v" 1 mp- mmMm? 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Cleveland topped the Brooklyn Dodgers. 6-1. on six - hit pitching by Hank Aguirre. Dusty Rhodes hit two homers and delivered four hits in an 11-10 New York Giant victory over Detroit in the an nual Hall of Fame game at Coo perstown, N.Y. And rookie Bob Trowbridge pitched Milwaukee to a one -hit 3-0 victory over the International League all star team at Toronto. National I.eanue Pittshurch inn 200 noo 3 9 2 Cinrtnnati 10! noi Mix 4 7 I Pepper. Waters :u Fare '7' and Shcpard FowVr. t.auren.-e '7.. Gross '9j. Freeman 1i and Fsailrv Winner La'vrenre 14-1 , Loser Face 8-6'. HR Tnurman 4lh. Cn!y game scheduled. meriran I.pasue Kansas City 021 onn oho 3 9 Ch cacn 010 000 001 2 8 McMahan. Clonnan '2-. Siiant and Thompson Wilson t.aPalme and Moss Winnt r Ciornian if Lspr Wilson ll-R' Only came scheduled PARKING .Clogston Leads Trapshooters Martin Clogston led shooters at Medford Gun club Sunday with 39 out of 100 at 16 vards. 43 out of 50 in the handicap and 24 ; out of 25 at skeet. Charles Bendcll. Ray Coleman and Bernard Henry broke 47 each in the handicap event. Tom Hight shattered 45. Fifteen shooters were on hand Sunday and fired at 2.000 tar- gets. Next activity at the club will be on Aug. 5. League Leaders N XTION I. I F, Afi I F Player v ( lull Baiiev. Cinn. . Aaron. Milw ... Musini. St. L. . Rover St L .. Si-hndM X Y. . F'urillo Bkn. H. Prt. -r !334 319 312 .312 H't 222 . R.I 2.1 33 3?.2 R3 .Til B2 2! a H4 2R.1 fin top S2 111 (-2 112 27 fiS 38 8fl AYIKRK V 1 K A C t F. Mantle. N Y. SB 31S. 7'1 2fi7 80 30!) IH 244 70 243 R0 117 34 94 48 107 37 79 29 78 .371 .352 .34fi .324 .321 Maxwell Det. . Kuenn. Det Vernon. Boston Kell. Balti Hume Finns Mantle. Yanks 32: KIu s7ewski Fterilees 24: Wert?. Indians j23. Ranks. Cnhs 22: Rohirson. Fedlees. ! Snirier. Dndeer.s .and Adcock. Braves ail 21. nuns Ratted In Mantle. Yanks 82: Wert?. Indians 74: Mnsial. Cards 73: Simpson. Athletics 67; Boyer. Cards 6fi. Runs Mantle. Yanks 80; Yost. Sen ators fi8: Robinson. Rerilees fiR; Snider Dertcers (13; Piersall. Red Snx. Bover! Cards, and Fox. White Sox all 82. tills Mantle. Yanks 117: Bover. Cams 112. Musial. Cards ill; A.sh . burn. Phils 110; Auron. Braves 109. I'lliliinz Lawrence, Redlees 14-L , Brewer. Red Sov 13-3: Pierre. White Snx 14-4: Ford. Y'anks. Burdette. Braves, and Buhl. Braves all 12-4 I .iiJillAlijlil.il Of course you don't want to walk too far in the heat ... so park FREE while shopoinq at Robinson Bros., in the lot directly behind our store. Enter from Front Street. THE BUDS Tuesday. July 14. 195S Giovanelli Upset Man New Y'ork (U.R' A rematch '. by popular demand was expected , early in September today be : tween upset winner Danny Gio vanelli and Gene Poirier. who staged one of the wildest finishes in a bout here in years at St. Nicholas Arena Monday night. Giovanelli. after being down and nearly knocked out in the opening seconds of the eighth round of their scheduled 10 round televised bout surprised i by coming back to floor Poirier ( and score a technical knockout at 2:49 of the same session. ; Although the promoters im ! mediately suggested a rematch and managers of both fighters indicated interest, it appeared I .such a fight couldn't take place for at least six weeks. Giovanelli's pilot said the Brooklyn battler needed "a rest" for at least that long. Poir ier, of Niagara Falls. N.Y'.. will he on the shelf for 30 days under the automatic suspension rule for a fighter who has been kayoed. Poirier. 13-10 choice, weighed 151 ' 2. Giovanelli. 150' 2. ' BRIGHAM YOUNG 'U' WINS i Mainz. Germany (U.R) Brig j ham Young University's touring track team won 10 of 12 events in a meet here Monday against ; German athletes from the Rhine ! land Palatinate. Koblenz, and ' Frankfurt. 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