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Torever' Archie
MONTREAL (UPD Light-llayed to heavyweight ruler Jo-
heavyweight champion Archie hansson the olfer of a one million
Moore "old man dynamite who! dollar guarantee to defend against
gain knocked out challenger 1 43-year-old Moore. In Kearns' ca
von Durelle today planned a 1 ble to Johansson at (ioteborg.
quick-money" South American Sweden, he said the million guar-
tour next month while negotiating
for a "three-million-dollar" fight
with heavyweight champion Inge
mar Johansson.
The ring's all - time knockout
ing and record-equalling ngiu-
heavyweight defender will receive
guaranteed $175.0110 for belting
out Canadian Durelle Wednesday
night at 2:52 of the third round,
and he wants to pick up "a cou
ple hundred thousand" in Sep
tember and October fights in Ar
gentina and Brazil.
Manager Jack Kearns has
Staley, Lovn Sox' Anchors;
Chicago Solid Flag Choice
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
At the start of the year the Chi
cago White Sox were given an out
lide chance at the pennant be
cause of only one thing their
itrong pitching staff.
Today the first-place While Sox
are a slid favorite to represent
the American League in the World
Series despite their pitching.
Only Early Wynn of the highly
touted Big Five Billy Pierce,
Dick Donovan, Ray Moore, Barry
Lalman and Wynn has been
pitching as advertised. He has a
15-7 record.
Pierce is 12-12. Donovan,
plagued by arm miseries is 7-5
and hasn't pitched since July 21.
Moore is 2-6 and Latman 5-4.
What's keeping them up there,
then? The answer lies in their
speed, their defense, their ability
to win the close games and their
bullpen aces Gerry Staley ' and
Turk Lown.
Staley and Lown figured prom
inently in Wednesday's 11-6 tri
umph over Detroit which kept the
Sox 2V4 games ahead of Cleve
land, a 9-5 winner over Kansas
City. Boston defeated Baltimore
5-4 and Washington
York 3-2. v
nipped New
ChiSox 11, Tigers 6
, Latman started for the White
Sox but left under fire in the
fourth when Detroit scored four
times to overcome a 3-0 Chicago
lead. Staley halted the Tigers and
picked up his fifth relief victory
when the While Sox scored eight
runs in the fifth and sixth on only
three hits. Sherm Lollar's three-
run homer was the big blow. Lown
pitched the last three innings.
Chicago 003 044 00011 8 1
Detroit 000 400 200 6 14 0
Latman, Staley (4), Lown (7)
and Lollar.-Foytack, Burnside (4),
Schultz 16), Sisler (61, Narleski
(9) and Wilson, Berberet (4). Win
ner Staley 5-3 ) . Loser Burn
side '10-21. HRS Kuenn, Kaline,
Lollar, Boiling.
Indians 9, KC 4
Gary Bell, who went the route
for Cleveland with an eight-hitter
for his 13th triumph. The Indians
whacked five Kansas City pitchers
for 15 hits, including home runs
by 'Minnie Minoso, Jim Baxes and
Russ Nixon.
Cleveland 130 021 011 9 15 1
Kansas City 100 012 000 4 8 2
Bell (13-9) and Nixon. Kucks,
Dickson (2), Coleman 6, Sturdi-
vant (8), Tomanek 9 and House.
Loser Kucks 16-8). HRS Min
oso, Nixon, Baxes.
On
antee would be in a bank when
Insemar sins for the defense.
Kearns declined to identify for
the press the "very important
Canadian and American inter
ests" he says will put up the
guarantee but predicted a Moore
Johansson light would draw a
three million dollar gate.
"Certainly I'd like to fish! Jo
hansson." Moore said, "but right
now 1 want to get busy with
South American fights. Ves, 1
may make a defense down
there."
Another successful defense
would break the record he
equalled Wednesday night before
11.555 at the Montreal Korum.
where his eighth defense tied the
175 pound division's mark set by
Maxie Kosenbloom.
Archie stretched his all-time,
all-division knockout record to 128
Wednesday night when he floored
29-year-old Durelle four times in
the third round for a kayo that
was counted out by referee Jack
Sharkey with heartbroken Do
relle Hat on his back.
Moore, weighing 174L4 pounds
for their return title tight, shook
up the British Empire champion
seven times in the first round
with sneaker rights and one left
right combination. And Archie
had the better of the hard
ing in the second
though one of
fight-
session, al-
thc three judges
thought Durelle won that round.
But when the mustachioed and
five-day-bearded champion went
in the third session, a quick fin
ish was apparent. Body smashes
almost doubled Yvon. Then the
head attack had hun reeling un
til, a right to the chin dropped
him to one knee for a count of
nine.
Again Moore went alter him
and sent him slithering down the
ropes with a right-left for another
nine-count. Shortly afterward an
other right to the face sent Yvon
half through the ropes and down
on the canvas for a count of six
A final right sent him flat on his
back for the full count. He was
bleeding profusely from his nosa
and mouth.
Promoter Eddie Quinn an
nounced the gross gate as $140,519
and the net gate at $122,627. In
addition, the telecast to the Unit
ed Stales brought $125,000 fee.
There was no television in Can
ada. Moore's $175,000 guaranlee was
against 40 per cent of the net
gate and TV money, totalling
only about $118,050. He'll take the
guarantee. Durelle was guaran
teed $15,000 against 20 per cent
of gate and TV, only if Moore's
percentages equalled Moore's
guarantee. Durelle will receive
only his $15,000.
By
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
National League
W. 1.. Pet. G.B.
San Francisco .. 65 47 .580
Milwaukee 61 49 .555 3
Los Angeles 62 51 .549 3'i
Pittsburgh 55 58 .487 lO'i
Chicago 54 57 .486 10'?
Cincinnati 52 60 .464 13
St. ' Louis 53 62 .461 134
Philadelphia ... 47 65 .420 18
Wednesday Results
Chicago 11, Los Angles 8
Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 4
Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 1
Only games scheduled
American League
W. IA Pet. G.B.
Chicago 67 43 .609
Cleveland 66 47 .584 .
New' York 57 55 .509
Baltimore 56 56 .500
Detroit 55 59 .482
Kansas City 53 60 .469
Boston 51 62 .451
Washington ... 45 68 .398
Wednesday Results
Chicago 11, Detroit 6
Cleveland 9, Kansas City 4
Washington 3, New York 2
Boston 5, Baltimore 4
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WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor
Milwaukee Gains 2nd Spot;
Cubs Outslug LA Bums, 11-8
MINOR LEAGUE
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
International League
Miami 3-6, Toronto 0-0
Buffalo 5, Richmond 2
Rochester 6, Columbus 1
Montreal at Havana, ppd
American Assn.
Denver 3-13, Dallas 1-2
Fort Worth 2-3, St. Paul 1-5
Louisville 5. Charleston 3 (11 in
nings) Minneapolis 5, Houston 4 (10 in
nings) Omaha 6, Indianapolis 4
Three Rochester players. Rudy
Migay, Gary Aldcorn and Bill
Hicke, were named to the Amer
ican Hockey League All-Star team.
3500 Wins
Credited
To Shoe
CHICAGO (AP)-"I don't keep
track of such things," said jockey
Willie Shoemaker after ' entering
the winner's circle for the 3,500th
time.
A week before his 28th birthday,
Showmaker Wednesday became
one of a select group of jockeys
who have booted home 3,500 or
more winners.
He had been riding the last
three days in Arlington Park with
a foot injury suffered in the start
ing gate last Saturday. He was
blanked Monday, won Tuesday's
opener but missed the rest of the
afternoon.
The Shoe, who won his first race
at Golden Gate Fields in
California on April 20, 1949,
reached 3,500 in Wednesday's sec
ond race with Mad Duchess.
In boosting his total to 3,500,
Shoemaker ran his year's winners
to 227 in a strong bid for his fifth
national riding championship. He
Is four ahead of his chief rival
Boh Usserv. who is riding at
Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
After scoring his 3,500th victory,
Shoemaker said:
"I really didn't know I was so
close to it until I read it in the
papers the other day. I just don't
keep track of those things. I knew
I had something over 3.000 but not
how many more."
Since the 4 feet lOMi inch, 101
oniind Shoemaker tasted his first
victory, aboard Shafter V for
$21 payoff, he has had 13,751
mounts and his horses have won
close to $18,800,000.
Mismatch
Declares
Old Arch
MONTREAL (UPI) Archie
Moore, who looks like Shake
spear's Othello but prefers to
paraphrase Aesop, declared his
third round knockout of Canadian
challenger Yvon Durelle Wednes
day night was a mismatch.
"Aesop says never put a mule
in a race at Santa Anita," Archie
said as he inched his way through
his crammed dressing room.
Moore, who got off the deck four
times last December to score an
11th round kayo over Durelle
said, "I don't remember what
punch' it was" that put Durelle
down for the fourth and final
time at 2:52 of their nationally
televised bout.
But it was a left to the heart
early in the third round" that
spelled the beginning of the end
for Durelle, according to Moore
Durelle, who sobbed uncontrol-
ably in his dressing room, la
mented the fact that "1 could
never get that big right hand
punch across. And that's the
punch I needed.
Some bbservers felt that the
hot and humid 95 degree heat in
the Forum ring would be tougher
K ii il. nit
on i10Uie llldll iiic juuiigci au- I
k.,t Iha nhsmninn Honioft '
this.
"The last time 'Dec. 10, 1958)
I was cold when Durelle got me
early but the heat this time
helped me. I was sweating be
fore I left my dressing-room and
I felt good and loose."
Durelle insisted that Moore
"was no better" than he was last
December when he kayoed Du
relle in 11 heats.
"He just nailed me. I was too
weak. I got licked by a better
man," were Durelle's comments.
Solons 3, Yanks 2
The Senators, who had won only
one of their last 23 games
snapped the Yankees six-game
winning streak although they
made only four hits. One of them
was a home run by pinch hitter
Julio Becquer. It came with two
on in the eighth to overcome a 2-0
Yankee lead. Ryne Duren, in re
lief of Art Ditmar, threw the home
run ball.
Washington 000 000 030 3 4 0
New York 000 002 000 2 6 1
Ramos, Clevenger (7), Hyde
(8) and Naragon. Ditmar, Duren
18) and Berra. Winner Cleven
ger (6-3). Loser uuren iz-4.
HR Becquer.
Boston 5, Orioles 4
A ninth-inning home run by
Gary Geiger broke a 4-4 tie and
gave Ike DeLock and the Red Sox
their uphill victory.
Boston 200 000 021 5 9 1
Baltimore 100 030 0004
Monbouquette, Kiely (5), Delock
18) and White. Daley (8). Hoeft
Fisher (1), O'Dell (8, Wilhelm
18) and Ginsberg. Winner Delock
(10-6)! Loser Wilhelm (11-8).
HR Klaus, Geiger.
Pacific Coast League
W L Pel. GB
63 57
63 59
62 59
63 60
61 62
60 63
59 64
57 64
Portland
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
San Diego
Spokane . .
Phoenix '
Seattle
.525
.516
.512
.512
.496
.488
.480
.471
Wednesday Results
Spokane 12-2, Salt Lake City 7-12
(First game completion of a pro
tested game of Aug. 11).
Sacramento 4-2, Portland 2-1
Vancouver 8, San Diego 6
Seattle 4, Phoenix 3 (11 innings)
Yakima
Lewislon
Eugene
Wenatchee
Salem
Tri-City
Northwest League
W L Pet. GB
24
I
.545
.512
.512
.500
.439
Wednesday Results
Yakima 3, Wenatchee 2
Lewiston 8, Salem 4
Eugene 8, Tri-City 4
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Milwaukee's Braves may not be
the all-conquering champions they
were a year ago, but it hasn't
been the fault of Eddie Mathews.
The slugging third baseman is
making a determined effort to
atone for last year's dismal show
ing.
Braves 6, Reds 4
He is hitting an even .300, has
slugged 33 home runs and has
driven in 79 runs. He already has
exceeded last year's totals of 31
homers and 77 runs batted in
when his average was only .251.
Eddie powered two home runs
Wednesday night, each with a
man on base, to boost the Braves
into second place with a 6-4 vie
lory over Cincinnati. Henry Aaron
added a home run, his 301 h, and a
triple and Joe Adcock hit safely
in his 19th consecutive game. The
Braves also got a fine pitching
performance from veteran Bob
Rush, who hurled scoreless ball
after relieving southpaw Juan Pi
zarro in the second.
Milwaukee 202 010 010 6 10 0
Cincinnati 220 000 000 4 11 0
Pizarro, Rush (2) and Crandall.
O'Toole, Lawrence (9) and Bailey.
Winner Rush (5-3). Loser
O'Toole (2-6). HRS Mathews 2,. coming with the bases loaded in
Aaron. la four-run seventh that enabled
the Pirates to break a 2-2 tie with
the Phils. Harvey Haddix out
pitched Robin Roberts.
Pittsburgh 000 002 400 6 10 0
Phila. 100 001 000 2 7 2
Haddix (9-9) and Burgess. Rob
erts, Phillips (7), Robinson (8)
and Lonnctl. Loser Roberts (10-
12). HR-Post.
Cubs 11, Dodgers 8
Chicago's Cubs dropped Los An
geles into third place, half a game
behind the Braves and 3'i behind
the idle San Francisco Giants, by
thrashing the Dodgers 11-8. Pitts
burgh walloped Philadelphia 6-2.
The Cubs routed Don Drysdale
with a five-run outburst in the
first inning, highlighted by Ernie
Banks' 34th home run and Sammy
Taylor's ninth. Alvin Dark and
Irv Noren also chipped in with
four-baggers for the Cubs in the
28-hit slugfest.
Los Angeles 010 100 051 8 12 1
Chicago 501 120 20x 11 16 4
Drysdale, Craig (1), McDevitt
(4i, Fowler (6, Sherry (8) and
Roseboro. Anderson, Henry (8)
and S. Taylor. Winner Ander
son (8-8). Loser Drysdale (5-7).
HRS Banks, S. Taylor, Rose
boro, Noren, Dark, Neal.
(Only .games scheduled.)
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another practice rink in the Olym
pic Village, one-quarter of a mile
from the Arena.
Silver Spoon, C. V. Whitney's
fine filly, was entered in an $8,000
claiming race at Belmont Park
last fall. She won and returned
$38.70.
Walt Cormack, a Souther Caro
lina alumnus, has coached the
track team at Virginia Military
Institute nine years.
Bob Kiphugh coached unbeaten
swimming teams in 38 of his 42
seasons at Yale.
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