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Newspaper Page TextHERA LP AVP VKWS Klamath Kall. Oregon Mrwrhy, April 11. 1 1fifl CCIF lowling TTwirrainfiieife Mm in PAGE SEVEN Week 3 20TH ANNUAL WOMEN'S TOURNEY CHAMPIONS Lait night clowd out fht four day women s bowling tournament here in Klamath Falls as the doubles and singles tewed up the competition. In the first picture at the left are Class C doubles win ners Joan Hardman and Lee Oden, who scattered a total of 1247 pins. Also pictured re R.tchie Dunn and Dorothy Leiker, the Class D doubles champions of I960. The -i,er f5l rolled j I l58score. In the middle picture, standing left to right, are Nita Misco, the Class A singles champion who bowled a 630; Eole Tomlin And Mary Both well who won Class A doubles with a 1201 score, and Eldina Greenwood who won the all-events handicap with a 1792 score. In the picture at the far right are the Class 8 doubles winners, Yolanda Rosterolla and Cecelia Duracha, who accumulated a I 165 total score. Other champions for the four-day tournament, which saw some of the highest scores ever posted in its 20-year history, were Mary Bothwell, the all- Grapefruit Crown Won By Cardinals Bv THK ASSOriATKI) I'KKSS upnlhpr. (he Cards have boon an The St. Louis Cardinals are Ihejoye poppins revelation lo all who Naimnal LeaRiie champs of the have seen I hem this spring .vhinuion baseball season and Thoic is ad(M ju.hj jn px hen .Manager Solly Hemus Piral Ronnip Klnc a(, tinn Hon I underrate us u;Rob mor mnre sm.k ttllh I);r mifiht be time to listen Spem-er. Hob Nieman. Leon WaK-i .Seventh and woeful i h a por- ncl. .,nd a ,,,mohm.kin), s,.,n M j,,,S defense, efratic pi.chinR and sjal, an a llei,lhjc. little halting punch in lt.,,9 the;Spcm.cr a, ,hftrt anj rejuvenated lards head mto Tues- mg ,p(,s a, ,jrsl hasc lns( rf K flay s NL opener at San I-rancisco tlc ollf jt. niter rim-ins up an 18-8 sprinfil Add these to the few Kood car- ,e!"i.,' .,. .... . 'ryover features from last vears While the exhibition season is Huh-niteher. lit. I second RiiessinR yesterday's t 1 1 v'4 events scratch victor with a 1705 score; Vcrna Scott, the class B doubles winner; Ruth Hagelstein, the Class C singles champion, and Betty Adams, the Class D singles title holder. The team bowling concluded Friday evening. The Ranch ran off with the Class A championship with a 2920 score; Bonania Cafe won the Class B trophy with a 2850 total score; Class C title went to Klamath Lockers with their high-rank-ing 2727 scattered pins. TIME OUT Managers Give Quotes On Chances NKW YORK (ITU Here's Men Bowlers Kick Off llt& ti w m r 6 Day Tourney Tonight Mo BC' m Jf lold Industrial Kntiineer I POETS WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor :il!-year- Irnm t.ai BowlinR lever in Klamath Kalis entries listed to compete startinqlwo A teams and luo B clubs ''rosso. Wis . and lo pin-splatter- continues its feverish pitch today Thursday. j'l'he listings include KiKgeralri n,; tr',ms l,om I'eniisylvania and; as the mth annual City Associa-i nelurninc irnm their lli.W cliam-1 lifi"i; and the Wallers in Class! 1 ll1'' "" 'J"- Hon Men's RowlinR Tournament ,,jns,jp perlormances ate nearly -V and live Kniiihls of Columbus lAmmra" "OBll" '''""ircss loui-i uels underway loiuehl immediate-...n .,. i,m i ,ti .,.. t". Team Number One and Miriu.-iv uanicnl here yesterday. j'y follow ins; last nifihCs conclu- UnR ,imr crmm ,', ,jw block. ('' the B division. ! . Willi the standnms lomaiiunR sion of the women's bowline lour-h hi. H,.f,-,uln,n , l, ,,, n . Scheduled to start rollme ai!fixed for days. Howie Zunker ney held at Lucky Lanes BowIiiirIa and B team howluiR are the ,, :!n a'e Hnu.se of Shoos. .Iay-;,r'" 0111 a second place in thejlni- the champion ranis for Arnold :golf lovers an eleclrilying finish. rtiiey. Vi.ioi-an .a v,-r,an ,-t r.h.hi hawk s 1'elroeum. K am.nh Hard sinuics as i.c ioiicu a iii-series, i . inner in me intm Masters linn II the number of spectators dur-,.,n( im-jn Service. These two ""d. .lones Const met inn. Paik"nlv I"" sborl ol the leader. iToiirn.inicnl. Tears were shed fur inR the women's tourney 'as..h hoih in class ilns vear Cabinet. Hon s Shell Service. Haw- An" ' icale l ui niture ( lull Ken Ventun and Dow Finslerwald, Palmer Birdies 2 For Masters Title Al'Cil STA. (ia. iAPi Cheersafler providing an estimated -in.nnn Krnie KroRlio, Lindy McDaniel and VinoRar Bend Mizell, and steady hitlers Joe CiiniiiiiRham. Bill White and Ken Bover. and another rluh huvs him and llievi record belore it has even start- any criterion, the men's tourney saH m annear Tuesdav'eve- ley's I'lasteniiR. Simdccllar nawR s ( lass K at r, 4.'. ai-DlKlamalh will set some sort of unofficial 'I know, hut every lime I've Iptjallendance record. This year's an old. washed-up pitcher go. tournament has already set onei .lav- of Old I- iirse. I1II1R. HcRinniiiR loniRht rolled a :i.tc:i who made valiant bids thai failed.: there is reason for Hemus' oplim-' win 311 Rames!" Asked which learn has im-'llS, Aim pressed him most this spring. Sol- WC I T I C W 1 11 ly said: "My own club. We're 50 . per cent better than last year. K 11 II CIS LID j - r Dnn't underrate us. We're com-j ed. This is I ho lai Rest tourney ever as far as participants arc con cerned. There are a total of 78 Class A and B teams entered in the tourney which concludes Sat urday eveninR. The team bowl- Collegians Face Shaky Ring Future - Pump. i Team Number His birdie-birdie finish enabled the, M-yoar-old professional lu post, a chart of H7-73-72-70 282 and pick up a record check of $17.5011. Klovd A. Rovd. ""' ' I"'"'1; 111 "l AllhoiiRb he led alter every Aw- A I. v. i Moniimenl. Inlei-slale tcM" sliill'IIMRs and IHe .lollll rilKl-:,,,,,,,,! .:,mm- lrl In -. his ...... ." ,, . V . .. .. ... . , -in,, i.'im.is inno ill i-in,..,,.,, ,.i , .. . , a,m r uisicrwain, nan neon in Na lal (.uardsnien and!flr" 1 lol'"s le'lln nl 1 u.ip '"hsceond Masters the hard way ',hnnt -m I ,, , ,- ..i, p..i,,. ico a j.iiij iniai tor innii, place. Slln(. v Thc h , b(.M(,,. (,om pcnn., . . V , " " The doubles and siiiRles cham- . "s '' ""'V ll" -'' "melsvvania needed birdies on each7i.7ll..B1 Fmslerw-ild 71 70 T lliions of last year are all planning ' f,lM :17 ')-" ' " 7,l"l'l' ol the last two boles to clinch lhc'71,.w , p.. nJS ;to return and pu, their I Mies up1 ll''hl'" hl ' He Rot them. m Cmn.se js jb-;!, jior Ri-ans. i lass a nounies win-" - "I knew what I had to do," Ibel neis in mi, can i.anc aim r.ari broad-shouldered Palmer s, iTaper, and B doubles winners. It appeared that linker was ro- l Hardman and Lowell KenyonJ '"K ln "usl Paul KulbaRa of Cleve-, . . . MAItlSOX. Wis. (APt-lnlet-col-jall plan to return. land as the lop shirIos man nut 'If II Lfl fQCTOr Walt Alslnn, Diick'prs can't keep from heinn cnlhusias tic with all (he fine looking inn winds up Wednesday nidi. 'and Ihcn the doubles and singles legale ImxinR. a liirccl at snipinc The three all-evciit.s winner.Sj1'3'1 lnl Rame. fioorce Thomas, job they did last year. And now suffered a bloody nose in a pep- wnrian", "G ' "K 'C' ,n Sunfl,,v Kmra- which .nnnrl nn lhi U'.-irm.iui uenn fn.. 'll3.i llri.n nr.,,w 'I . 1 I think we have a belter team than Los AtiReles and I feel we .Ibe Nationals. Los Angeles up? whipped San Francisco 8-4 al Sa- Boston wrapped ui its second heat the Giants, loo. Mv young, i- j , . ',i,i a ih..A ; r, ..., :,,, nil.-h.-s ..ill m.-o l- ,.,a l"l'l'-" .wiiHURee '"'" """ ,. halurtlay: 'siiiRles and 1 in Class B sinclcs A dwindline rm-ns of mlleee Is this the No. 1 baskelball team. - " ihoxinc supiinrters braced for an in history? I 1 J lfl t-viii-i-lod renewal nl demands lor How long can Ibe Celtics keep V7 OA7Tf QQ I 07V laholishmenl of the sport while To Remain 4 a. m m 1" J.1 rRhl.Na'i0nal .l BioRho ,7 innines. and HihsonX UUCStlOnS I.'''.. e ew!handled the nitchinc and Musiall competition begins. iaiia.-t hv hiiim- nn,..k i,.,-!alsn nlan In return, and ihev in- Zunker, no relation lo the ABC oi tne i..o pennant race: , H ., ... onj., lUJ BOSTO.V (AP) The i-orni-d.spi.t r. p n r o Tl-nms.s iran-nou r....j - .L..i... i,,a r-....i i -i,.. a . ' n..a'liall of famcr Oil Zunker. nnenedi ........... i..- -- -- - - n - J iiwiij y.-rtl.s, mi t-u r I ill ly IlllUie .m'" .x.iil, s.m..i , i.u.i: . , ... Cards posted victory No. IK 5-3 ling Boston Celtics gave basket-isnokesman. said thai 75 doubles inHuv OT.una,-.nt,l i nii.n,cii.,iScoii class R and W.-ivm. Plais. P 'llh games of 2.15 and 212 over (he Chiraco Cubs at Las.ball bulfs al least two quest ionspairinRs in Class A and fin Class 0f Wisconsin senior lav near death led. the Class C winner. Last!"1"1 Wils workinK on a sliinR of I KUCKNK. Ore. Voice Tim r..l... T .a , !tn nnnrlor uKnn Ihn.r mu,-L-na rlnnhlnc inm. ,.lxA,.lnA ii. .. 1 .' ,r. .1 .. I 1. ..ll ..I i-ninmslwE t. a I !, . ' f-" '- ' ,,t v ""- ".'i-u "iiinnn I -" ' ........... ... uno a Oram in Ul V Sllliered in a rti .s si laico ,iii-cvcoia ciiaillll, jouiiRsteis we nae. Look at the.,,.,, a,.i-.,. D.-i u. iheir vennH deaioht uww iuu n -rh,. r-i.,- .t..; , ... ... t . ...u ....... ,.-,.,t ,.,ic ii.mit.s, huh - '..". ...,v ...... ' ' ....-.. .tnaiiooai ciiaiiiiionsiii) noui. .ichmio, il-iiiims. After Palmer failed to birdie. Nos. n and 15, jiar-five holes where his Rreat power can be an advantage, few thought be would be able to overhaul Venturi. But Ihey reckoned wrong. Pal mer stroked in a pull of about 37 feet for a birdie on 17 and made (API Alh- 8 Kcal six-iron shol lo Hie llh nine strikes in Ins last game. If lelic Director Leo Harris of the Rrceii. (lion holed a six-foot pud he struck out it would have Riven university of Oregon said .Satin--;10 clinch (lie victory. the fellies keep: MO fitted I Shy laholis! ByOneGame KF Skiers him a 727 pin count and the lead, day: "I'm happy at Oregon. I'm But the six pin hung and Zunkeriiot planning to leave." This was converted for a spare and a 27H in rcsiunse lo reports (bat lie game, one pin shy of a lie andlwould go. Charlie Mnhr of Merrick. N.Y..' A A I battled lor his life in the L'niver- VV lfl AWdTCIS stly nl Wisconsin Hospital two short of thc lead. 7 b ls: a f UniisVi"C' PMlimr cd2cd " m'm t""'y 0VCI'f' '-m':s "Jlreal Canadiens! fas, becoming ..... ,7. u 1 . I Kansas City 3-2 at Fort Mvers.llbe seventh Rame of the final ! ,.hlKi, iv. f-,...ilot . , ,u,. Kurt Schmidl and John in defense of his tille bv Stu Bar-)1"'11' of Klamath Kails, MONTREAL 'AP' - The Mon-!. Mohl'' a champion kayoed Ross, each Rdwls Tdkes Lew Rurdette should be more of r.l,. ,1 )..... ...J n.j "."iiiiime im,iiim-u I MIiauci- n. t, . , ,,..,:,, s-., chum .... " 1 " nhia 5.0 al Miami the NW Vrf,' It was Ibe first lime an NBA ......... .... ...... .. .... .,(,,.,,.,. t, .,. moil, Sc hoendienst R ves every indica-;. , , , ' , , , j , A , pionsnip, set out lor loronio to-; n-.... oj . . 1 Yankees s ooned be c in-ann team had re neated as chamnion i , , . , ., or a hiam hemoii-hape lion thai he will make a come- .,, c .: M,n' lic ,u , , ay ' wrapping up me ... ',,:,.,. Schmidl won Sundav's slalom in Haw Is was hack V.. ' 'as, occonuiiR SI ate Saturdav t nme home w ith trophies Ihey prohibitive favorites lo win their"'1'"1 s'"' lse Slate .Salu ''! I J ski lace at Hondoo Ski ' ninhi u-.-is lY-nnitPd in -.ii pnirwi in the .lere onus Me- jBowl last weekend. bark." Bill Risney, (iiants: 'All I feci Tampa. Cleveland cdcd BostonK''C1 Mikan era. won three j best -of -seven final scries in short der. coaches and fit-liters Irnm 17 rol- mo Juni,,r minmcniaie men s road Imlay, Inst class, and Hoss. who linished Sd.rilH) Balio Zahanas Open Goll U tUt K 1 . """ , """T , .""-lion beat Detroit 5-4 at Lakeland, experience of last year hclied usj pa and our defense is better. Our' pitching is deeper. But we still : need a stronger bench. But all DPCIVG OnCl DUITI I'm going to say is that we'll do'n . . . , our best Picked As Best Fred Hutchinson. Reds: "We NKW YORK 'IT'I' Don llrvs have Ihe power, the sieed andjdale of the Los Angeles Dodgers the defense it takes but I wishjand Hank Aaron of Ihe Milwau-; I felt more secure about my kec Braves were nicked tndav to 9-B in New Orleans, and Washing- Mraight in 1!IS2, 195.1 and 1!K4. I The fanadiens completed back-1' " Ibree-day 23rd an- For Venturi, the loss was par ticularly galliiiR. As an amateur, he had the I!I5G Masters in his pocket until he soared to an 81) the final day and lost lo Jack . Burke Jr. also by one shol. The Palo Alto. Calif., profession al's eyes were niisly but he prom ised he'd be back next year for. another try. Finslcru-ald. who staged a tie. mendous heacl-to-hcad battle with Venturi in Ihe final round, bogied L- mi ili uOminr, ... i . j, t .. pne last noic. i uc sirose uc lost k on 1 lie winning Stephens repor ed y offered liar-.u i . i. . . si mnnov m iii ,i i , , i . 11 there, plus two penally strokes as- i money in me ,S an alh e ic )ost heading pro- j r , ,, Harris was reported interested! Famed Open ui course, lie said, anyone must look at opKi-lunities when and if Ihey come along, but right now I have none offered me." The rumor was that Harris had talked with an old friend, AC. Stephens, Sunnyvale. Calif., super intendent ol schools, at a recent Boston coach Red Auerbach ,. , . ... , ' , ' . nual National Collegiate Athletic M''d m both the downhill and; Tournament in her hand bag. snorted: "Mikan may have beeni ., . h Assn. tournament at the Wi.scon-!Mi""m m ,nc J""""' 110VI(C mpn s Mlss elosen with a par because his 20 vears he already the player nl Ihe half-century, butl s.Uu,.,.lv niht ' sin fieldhotise. division, nn the comhinationl-1 for a 54-hole tolal of 211 Sun-lserved wilh the California schools if he was around now he wouldn't ,usl ' in' la-1 Thursdav's 4 2 "" m:lkl's mc sik-" ' C'nachj,ml,hJ'- l'V ,n Wl" lllc tmunamenl named and Ihe job would qualify him fori even be No. 1 in the league. Bill -" ' h'r ,.1 ;umvA in..Iulie Mencndez of San Jose Slate The races at Hoodoo closed ouljlor Ibe lale Babe Zahaiias. most pension at two-thirds of his ussetl w,d run the leRS oil ( , a team champions. "I didn't think' " . ,.T T . ! 1 !',s- iBhcsl salary. AmonR his Califor- ('vorgc. !,, .,;,, , ,.. ,, Stu hit him that hard." Klamalh Kills lads who aie She had lo fight nil a Rreallnia posts, he was superintendent "I think this hall club is Ihe rest of the wav. Lndei- constant fire by oppo-l,OHtn n-v i axion. i ney naiienge ny fay (.rocker, the of schools at Carmcl greatest aggregation ever asscm-, .. j .Ononis, the sport has dwindled in niin xnenierca in six otneriMontcvirteo, l.ruguay. veteran bled." said Auerbach. , . . ..,. " . ,' ''... IcnllcRes in virtually every section l!,ki l'"l'es c'"'licr ye"-- M Crocker shot a closing 70, Many critics agree. One point! . . ... . of l ie country exceol Ihe Far .ioie in.in m oinei . . n,il,nl in li.uc' ntf.ii . 1111 V a natio n o hp K . ........ ...,.i. first round, cost him the champi onship. ,..,.,... v.. . ,t ,h r ,r .sHiionai leagues out- ,n favor is the record 59 victories :,, , ,., ,i . . . West neip iiul oe can i oo n alone, s anouie n avers nl OMl ,.i,..n I .... u.. n. c --".- . 's.. basis. The third and fourth games Si ill. mv pitching has looked bel-l The Cniied Press Imm-naiinn. ..i i. i..... ..-i' ter during the spring than peo-aPs board of baseball exwrls.L.i m';..!. aia in' w ' pl.vl in Toronto Tuesday nla inia mn a j . .. . 1 J 'and Tiursdav. pie lolrl me it would. composed of .10 writers and day was 48-22 in 1952-53. nanny ..lunaugn. riraies: i.hroadcasters who saw the teams think we have a fine chance In' in spring training, made side win Ihe pennant. Few people rcnl-whecling Drysdale a hair-line ize that wilh all our troubles wilhchoice over Johnny Antnnelli of injuries, etc.. we were only a few (he San Francisco Giants for games out of first place m lale pitching honors. August. Boh Friend should make a comeback and Gino Cimoli and Rll.l.s SIGN GOIN'C.S Hal Smith are kev additions." Rl'FFAI.O ' V irnii u moose pa s league I Tribe Buys Pitcher s mwih nrrt si a.m.ci.c.. 'li-h - uignt ollOJl I ll ll 7 itV? hnnclerl pitcher John Klippstein of nical knockout by Barlell in Ihe entrants, 'with the exception ol'"'10 lln'shf''1 I'flh in Saturday's host Wisconsin, represented """ compeicn wnn six schools east of Ihe Jtmltins ii'hcr entries, skiers werc'and pulled into a lie with Missj Irlnhnrtn Rrinnc ills. Schmidt. Rawls through 11 holes of thc! Dl inqi Exhibition Ball Scores By United Press International Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 2 Baltimore 5 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh .1 Kansas City 2 final round, gaining live strokes. HoiTlP A AM Title Cleveland 9 Boston 8 But on IR. where her second slioli cw York II Chicago A TOLKDO. Ohio (API - llarold.SI. Louis 5 Chicago (Nl 2 Espy. Pocalello. Idaho, was t h c Washington 5 Detroit 4 SCORES hit a spectalor, she look a hogey Mohr collansed in Ihe dressine unl-v weeks ago. Schmidt while Miss Rawls gol a birdie. room 10 minutes alter he left llie!Mon lhl' Anderson Day races in Miss Crocker got one stroke only one of lour Pacific Norlh-lLos Angeles 8 San Francisco 4 ring. He rested in his corner lor sl',lom """dno Ski, hack with a birdie on 17, but on west lighlcrs sporting a crown! several minutes following his lech-Bnwl alul n,,ss tmik " (nulln- l' shc drove behind a tree, hit alter the finals of the AAU boxing!- two oineis coming out and tin-tournament. jitTICir UCrOV V.namp Los Angeles has been sold to the. ltu-pniind final. 1 A J kl P . . iished two strokes oil (he pace. ! Espy, 27, mil (minted Jimmy! TROUTDALE, Ore. (API , Charlie Grimm. Cutis: "This Goings, a fi-2. 225-pound vcrsalilejMusorov. Plumbing l.Wrill versity. has signed with the Buf-.Mw'Yi piaipnng over last year's. I feel that we finish in Ihe first division thislfalo Bills of the American Foot- year because we've eliminated ball League. some weak spots with olf-season Cleveland Indians in a straight cash deal, the Dodgers announced today. The .11-year-old hurler was ail ing most of last season with a bad back. He annealed in 2H m ' $J''iRames lor Ihe world champions, ss', s' i notching a 4-0 record and a 5.87 earned nin average. Ana no UepCnaenrS Louise Suggs of Cincinnati and Pally Berg of Minneapolis lied lor third with 215. I.OGAItT SLIGHT FAVORITK jeel to 24-hour recall. Th Rountl-Uo , i,,vsio.-; !OHirl S3 3 I deals and have acouired sneed; A Intal of ck hniss unm nnm. Silr Dl""'' simi -i and power. linaled for (he Kentucky DerbyjC.P. t. w. wrd Solly Hemus, Cardinals: "I in 1928 hut only 22 actually rail! fM.v think we have laid the ground- in Ihe race. II was (he Derby's ""' wn t. piw o ' 'j ' ' the 1928 - 29 National Hockey , . . ,. . . i, ... .... Kinmdih v-yiuin.rit 3. o'M.r. i son. neaii.v iwue as many as work for a first division team-jlargest starting field. ;h,i,v, piw., 1. sim. oon.r i ,hp ninnersup Pittsburgh Steel- UiKm season. and once ynu reach the first di- f f F.e.gm J. m-nior. i ' 1 s 1 i J . ,, . ; Round up J. M-jioroves piumbg ? !eis and New i ork Giants. . , ..,, ,., , , vision its not an awfully long The Hardin Simmons L'niver-;c p. l w. w.ra . Anmom G-ocry 3 I Jockey Willie Shoemaker has way to first jilace. We feel ourlsitv goll team has not Inst a .,,, , vc c.i im' The Penn Stale football team ridden six winners on a single The Baltimore Colls of Ihe Na tional Football league intercept ed 40 jiasses during the 1959 sea- KF.liS KKTLK.V CAKDKNAS LINCOLN, R. I. 'AIM An un CINCINNATI i CPU The Cm- iHontif iorl bettor won S29.7li9,20 on cinnati Reds today returned Chico s2 'aRr Saturday, correctly Cardenas, a 21-year-old inlielder Pic'kinC ,hc lilsl six winners at .. ,. . .. :lhl.-ln llnr,c 11-.,... T i i M.'VV Tl R W UPI, 1. iiom ..Mianas. cuna. 10 Havana""" " - - . ,. '-" """- .-Daniels Seallle tj,,.,, nH of Ihe International Uague, suh- "Se layott. which track Logan, celchrating his 2ilh hirlh- . , naam 'i,,. ' r v.timi. otncials said was one ol theulay today, is a slight lavonte Ioi, . ,, , llargesl ever made at a U.S. track, heal Candy McFarland loniglitl"'1" '" "ie '"'T""nd calegory. in thc Pajieleta-Quadrn, Jones, 20. of Chicago, lor Ihe Bernie Bissonetle easily beat the heavyweight title Saturday night.jsevcn olher entries in the Trout Thc three olher Northwest fiRht-dale Eulacbon Society's smelt ers went down lo defeat. Theylcatinc derby here Sunday. I were Nick Spanakos. Caldwell Idaho. 125-poiind class Bissonette, a 230-pound Trout- CJuinceyldale foundry worker, ate 122 smelt 34 more than his nearest rival, Gerald Van Der Zanden of ' Portland. a in their scchcdulcd to-round wcl- Goalie George llainswnrlh re-l"as corded 22 shutouts in 44 gamcs'l100' betting arrangement on Ihejlerweight bout at St. Nicholas Villi Ihe Montreal Canadiens in l;isl slx races. I Arena. off-season deals helped our pitch-; match on its home course ing and our bench." ivears Eddie Sawyer. Phillies: "We are going to go along this year with our young players. We fin ished last playing our veterans last year. Our trouble last year was that we couldn't score runs. Maybe bur kids can't either bul they're going lo get a shol at it." foui H,on tfam r,KF past Fr,M jow went unbeaten in .10 games be- day s horse racing card on four i: ,Vr7;lD,n,; ,',, , !teen 1919 and 1922. 'different occasions. 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