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THE POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, N. ¥„ Thursday, May 23, 1968
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His Sympathy Yanks Triumph Orioles Edge Tigers to Play Chiefs
In Message On Mantle's HR
In
Tonight
mm
North overwhelmed Valley 136, yesterday In a City League
baseball game. The contest had
been washed-out Monday.afterBALTIMORE CAP)—Steve BarNEW YORK (AP) - Mickey Mantle's homer, his ninth, came ber and V/es Stock throttled nuThe principal reason for the of our power, but the other noon.
JACK ANDREWS
Mantle hammered a lead-off on a 2-2 pitch and flew into the merous scoring theats by Detroit One of the largest crowds of current,low estate of the Tigers, club's pitching-will strengthen, North's Prank Netti had lour
homer in ihe bottom of the llth distant upper deck at Yankee Wednesday night and pitched the the season is expected at Mac- according to general manager too.
hits and drove in four
runs. HarJim
Campbell,
is
that
"three
men
i
Kerby
Farrell,
genial
Buffalo
inning Wednesday night to give Stadium.
Baltimore Orioles to a 2-1 victory Arthur Stadium tonight when
the New York Yankees an 8-7 vic- The Yankees routed lefty Ted over the slumping Tigers.
the Detroit Tigers of the Amer- haven't been hitting. We haven't skipper, echoed Swift's senti- ry Hoffman smacked a triple and
By GERRY ASHE
tory over the Kansas City Ath- Bowsfield during a seven-run sec- The victory kept the Orioles in ican League oppose the Chiefs, been getting enough production ments. "Syracuse has real good a homer for three RBFs, while
letics The
from
Bruton. pitching and it's a well balancedAl Hazelmeyer collected three
"om Colavito,"
Loiaviro, Cash
L,asn and
ana oruion.
ELMIRA—Ernie Davis, al'
Yankees had lost a ond inning. Manny Jiminez (in a tie for the American League their minor league affiliate, in And
too
added
7-0
lead.
.
the first exhibition game sched- . >"
Campbell, "our club. Their pitchers are at the hits, including two doubles, and
ready a beloved legend to the The blow was' Mantle's third right field) played Roger Maris' lead with Chicago.
pitching
has
been
a
bit
spotty.'
right age and they're going to get
uled
here
in
several
years.
Game
Barber
failed
to
finish
for
the
fly
into
a
double
to
start
the
insports fans of America al- •homer in two days. It came off
Bill Evans added two hits, one a
Campbell
came
to
town
.Tuesbetter."
first
time
in
five
starts,
but
fhe|
time
is
7:30
ning
and
singles
by
Joe
Pepitone,
though only 23, was buried relief pitcher Bill Fischer, and Tony Kubek and Yankee starter 24-year-old left-hander was credday to look over his farmhands. Farrell isn't as sure about his two-bagger.
There were 4,000 tickets sold His presence isn't ominous sine*
in beautiful Woodlawn Cem- gave Fischer his first loss after Bill Stafford followed.
hurlers but he expects his staff Mike Mooney hit a double and
ited with his eighth victory—tops up to last night and a turnout
there isn't much cance that the to strengthen/ too.
.etery Wednesday afternoon six victories.
in
the
major
leagues.
.He
was
reof 6,000 is not unlikely unless the Tigers will take • away any of
a single for the losers.
Then Bobby Richardson's triple,. .laced
. . -stock
. .after
, 15SUm.
Dick Ricketts, who goes against A four-game slate is booked
after the largest funeral in
rains
come
again.
two
walks,
an
error,
Maris'
sacriP
^
g
^s
the Tribesmen despite their Rochester Friday night has a 4-0
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NEW TORK
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wa'k
to
open
the
seventh
ab
r
h
bi
the history of the city and Causer 69 ab5 r1b2bi2 Boyer 3b 6 1 0 0 fice fly and Pepitone's second sinThe rubber name of the three- troubles.
this afternoon, with, front-run*
record.
The
Bisons
have
packed
inning.
game series with Buffalo, the After having lost to the Bisons
heart _ moving services in Cimoli If 6 1 2 2 Rich'non 2b 6 1 2 1 gle of the inning accounted for
n
a
lot
of
power
in
support
of
I
ing Cortland at. Vocational, secLiimpe 2b 6 0 0 0 Tresh If • i 1 1 0 the other runs.
Detroit starter Jim Banning re- International League's Northern
First Baptist Church.
Siebern lb 4 1 1 0 Mantle cf 3 2 1 1
Monday
night
and
squared
the
Ricketfcs' performances.tired
the
first
11
Orioles
before
ond place Christan Brothers
Charles 3b 5 2 1 1 Howard c 3 0 0 1 Stafford held the A's to three
Division
leader,
was
rained
out
More than 9,000 persons had Jimenez rf 3 0 1 0 Maris rf 3 1 1 1 hits through the first seven in- Al Smith doubled in the fourth last night. Any hope of playing series Tuesday night for their After having suffered a recur- Academy hosting third place
rf 2 0 0 0 Peoitone lb 5 1 3 1
passed through the Neighborhood bAlusik
DelGreco cf 4 1 0 0 Kubek ss
4 1 1 1 nings, but the Athletics got six and scored on a single by Jim was abandoned 20 minutes be- sixth victory in seven games, rence of an injury to his pitch- Eastwood, Nottingham playing
c 3 1 1 1 Stafford D 3 0 1 2
the Chiefs are only two games ing shoulder in Columbus last at Valley and North at Central
House Tuesday while Ernie's Sullivan
Bowsfield D 0 0 0 0 Bridees D 0 0 0R 0 runs in the eighth, four of them Gentile. Tho other Baltimore run fore game time.
0 0 0
2 0 0 0 Terry
body lay in state and at least Thies D
behind
the
leaders.
Buffalo
also
Saturday
night,
Howie
Koplitz
was
scored
in
the
fifth
on
a
single
1
0
1
0
All games start at 3:45 p.m.
unearned.
Paul Foytack, the Tigers' vet- will be idle today before invad1 0 0 0 dBerra
2,000, more filed through First Willis p
has been getting cortisone injec0 0 0 0 eLinz
0 0 0 0 Gino Cimoli's home run, his by Jack Diandt and a triple by eran right-hander who recently
R H
1
0
0
0
Hamilton
D
0
0
0
0
cHowser
Baptist Church this morning to. pischer
ing
Rochester.
Last
night's
raintions.
"The
injury
could
be
seri3 000
Luis
Aparicio.
200 0400 — 6 5 2
Valley
came
off
the
disabled
list,
is
second
in
two
games,
drove
home
146 012 X— 13 12 1
North
pay their last respects to Elmira'sl Toiais
43 7 s.6 . Totals 38 8 11 8
Xlcht Game
ous,"
Swift
said.
out
will
be
made
up
July
10
and Mooney;
Volan, Marsallo
expected
to
hurl
for
Bob
Schefa—Ffied
out
for
Thies
in
7th
:b—Lined
DETROIT
iihe
first
two
runs.
Then
the
YanBALTIMORE
favorite son—twice All-American out lor Jimenez in 8th; c—Safe on error
Koplitz,
who
has
a
1-2
record,
or
11.
Dardano and Evans.
ab
r
h
bt
ab
r
bl
fing's
Tigers
in
the
exhibition.
Willis in at&; <i—Stapled for Terry kee infield defense collapsed, as Wert 3b
Aoaricio gs 4 0 1 1
while at Syracuse and the first for
Swift
will
depend
on
Alan
suffered
the
injury
in
Birmingin 10th: e—Ran for Berra In 10th.
Phillins
3b
I
0
0
0
Adair
2b
2
0
0
0
Chief's
skipper
Bob
Swift
plans
000 000 061 00—7 both Clete Boyer and Kubek Bruton cf
Negro chosen for the Heisman Kansas City
4 0 2 0 Smith r f
3110
Koch (1-0)in the series opener ham three years ago. He won 23
to
split
the
mound
duty
between
New
York
'..
070
OW
WO
01—8
•made errors, the first for the Kostro If 3,0 0 0 Snyder rf-lf 1 0 0 0
Trophy.
B—Sullivan, Boyer Kubek. PO-A—KanKaline rf
3 0 1 0 Gentile lb 3 0 1 1 left-handers "Wyman Carey and with Columbus tomorrow night games that season.
sas City 3(L12 (none out when winning Yankees in six games. The Yan- Triandos a 4 0 0 0 Robinson 3b 3 0 1 0
The church was filled, except run
scored), New York 33-10. LOB— kee infield had made only seven Cash lb
2 0 0 0 Powell If
3 0 0 0 Joe Grzenda, with Carey the with Larry Foster (2-2) and Wil- Lou Johnson, Legrant Scott,
lor a small section reserved for Kansas CJfT 30. New York 11.
3 0 0 0 S&vcrine cf 0 0 0 0 sfcarter.
Wood 2b
|George
Smith,
Ray
Oyl^f,
and
lie
Smith
(4-2)
nominated
for
2B—-Sicbern. Marls. 3B—Tresh. Richard- all year.
McAuliffe M 1 1 0 0 Lau c
2000
Ernie's mother and close friends, son.
HR—Cimoli. Charles, Mantle.
Bunning p 2 C 0 0 Brown c
1 0 0 0 The likely Detroit batting or- the second and third game of Jesse Queen were in the park
. Ed Charles crashed a two-out
1
0
0
0
Brandt
cf-rf
3
1
2
o
an hour before services started (Howard SF—Mam.
at 11 a.m. yesterday for hitting
the
series,
but
not
necessarily
in
R
EK
BB
SO
R
2
0
0
0
Fox
p
Barber
p
der
for
the
start
of
the
game
is:
homer in the ninth o£f Ralph Terat 2 P.M. and thousands of others Bowsfield
l o on
11-3 6t 6 61 3
Stock p
practice.
that
order.
30 2 6 2 Jake Wood, second base; Bill
Totals
42-3
7i I 4 1 Totals
ry,
making
his
first
relief
appearpacked a park outside the build- Thies ..1 0 0 0
,. 1
a—Grounded out for Sunning in 8th. Bruton, center field; Norm Cash, Swift was in an optimistic The stadium box office willj
ance of the season, to tie the score Detroit
010 000 000—1
ing to listen to the eulogies given (xPischcr"Lt"6-i .,.. 371*3 62 41 21 23
be
open
at.9
a.m.
today.
mood
after
the
rain
drove
the
000
110
OOx—2
Be
Him
ore
<u
„T^^
I.--J.
*
*_i
«
j
Stafford
first base; Al Kaline, right field;
and send it into extra innings.
0 t
by six Baptist ministers carried Bridges
.,. L3 0
E—Lau. Barber. PO,A—Detroit 24.5:
players
into
the
clubhouse.
1 1 2
2
Rocky
Colavrto,
left
field;
Bill
Terry
21-3
BaJiimorp
27-10.
DP—Lau
and
Adair.
by a battery of loudspeakers',
0 Steve Hamilton, the fourth Yan- LOB—Detroit 12. Baltimore 4.
0
0
Hamilton W, 2-1 . 1
Freehan, catcher; Dick McAuliffe, "We've got as good a chance as
Faced
1
man
in
llth.
kee
pitcher,
got
the
win,
the
2B—Kaline.
Smith.
3B—Aoaricio.
S—
Hundreds of Messages
HBP—Bv Thies (Howard): by Willis
Bruton, Kostro, McAuliffe.
anyone in the Northern Division
shortstop;
Don
Wert,
who
began
eighth
for
the
Yankees
in
their
(Kubefcl. WP — BowsfieJd. D—DiMuro,
It* H R ER BB 50
Many hundreds of wires, let- Carriean,
Flaherty, Hurley. T—3:13. A— last nine games.
6 2 2 0 ? the season with the Chiefs, third with our pitching, defense and
Bunning L. 1-5 . . , 7
Fox
1
ters and messages had been re- 9.T27.
speed, but it's going to be a
S i i § 3 base, a n d Foytack, pitcher.
xBarber W, 8-3 .. 6
ceived by Ernie's mother, Mrs.
Stock
3
0 0
Detroit
is
entrenched
in
ninth
tight
race.
Our
pitching
will
get
x—Faced one man ta 7th.
Marie Radford, but the only one
HBP—By Barber (Wert). U—Stewart. place in the American League, even better and will take care
SeJerao Honochlck, Runse. T—2:38. A.—
i.i^^^—^.
_.
^ ^ . _ read best expressed the feeling
Dave Kotary, youngest of the
10.G08.
which all America felt for the
flying Kotary s from Rome, won
magnificent but still humble
the championship of the Brewfootball ace came from the Presierton Speedway last season and
dent of the United States.
is well on his way to repeating.
"I would like to express my
The youthful pilot, whose dad,
sympathy to you on the occauncles and brothers are all top
sion of the death of vourson.
drivers, has won both features
"I had the privilege of meet|of the late model stock car racST.
LOUIS
(AP)—In
the
wake
of
sensational
betting
In£ Ernie after he had won the
CHICAGO (AP)—Ken Aspromonte, whose pinch single
I scandals, the National Football League set up an intelli- ing season at Brewerton this
Heisman Trophy. He was an outspring and is the favorite for
CLEVELAND (AP)—Cleveland
tied
the
score
at
6-6
in
the
ninth,
singled
across
the
winning
standing young man of great
gence arm Wednesday with the appointment of a Los tomorrow night's racing.
pitcher
Gary
Bell
hit
Lee
Thomas
character who consistently served run in the llth to give the Chicago Cubs a 7-6 victory over with a pitch in the llth inning Angeles police officer "to prevent undesirable associations " Among the challengers threatas an inspiration to the other the St. Louis Cardinals Wednesday,
ening to end Kotary's monoply
with the bases loaded and forced by players.
young people of our country."
After
ancient
Diomedes
Olivo,
in the run that gave the Los An- - Commissioner Pete Rozelle, in The commissioner made the an- will be Jim Ryan of Central
1
{Signed ) John F. Kennedy.
sixth Card pitcher, had issued two geles Angels s 7-6 victory over In-announcing James E. Hamilton
Square.
nouncement,
at
a
meeting
of
NFL
Rev. Horace Walser read the
walks, Aspromonte slammed a dians Wednesday night.
Officials of the track expect a
would
become
a
special
aide
June
President's sincere message as he
two-out single for the victory."
The Angels had blown a 6-0 lead 1, said the move would "augment club owners, first such gathering field of at least 35 drivers.
reviewed the life of Ernie Davis
The Cubs. had tied the score in they held after four innings. Pinch the system of surveillance we o^ league chieftains since he inADVERTISEMENT
—-from his days as a youngster INTEKNAHONAL LEAGUE the ninth with an unearned run hitter Bob Sadowski opened the
have
had
in
effect
for
more
than
definitely
suspended
Paul
HorNorthern Division
here in Elmira until his death
on Billy Williams' scratch single winning rally with a single, the a decade."
\v L Pet. on which hilian Javier overthrew first Los Angeles hit in 5 1-3 in- Rozelle said Hamilton, former ming of Green Bay and Alex ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM
a few days ago. Rev. Walser rend
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a brief poem written by a friend [Buffalo
THIS
Karrac
of
Detroit
April
17.
At
nings.
A
pair
of
walks
then
loadchief of the Los Angeles police
.515 gle to left.
16
17
IN 3 DAYS
of the Davis family, the neigh- SYRACUSE
that
time,
Rozelle
also
fined
five
FRIDAY
&
SATURDAY
ed
the
bases
dept
intelligence
division,
would
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borhood druggist, William J. Rochester
Detroit players $2,000 each for Watch healthy skin replace it. Teh
Xfirbt Came
be "especially valuable in liason
May
24
and
25
burninr are gone. TODAY at VCeston's
Schreiber:
IS
.486 his second in two days against LOS ANGELES
CLEVELAND
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betting
on
league
games
and
the
rh
ab r h bi
work
with
law
enforcement
agenCut Rate Drue.
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Richmond
Lions
$4.000
for
failure
to
exerPearson
cf
3
1
0
0
Davalillo
cf
5
0
0
0
the Cubs, gave the Cards a 5-5 tie Precosi ss 4 1 1 1 Kirkland rf 4 0 0 0 cies/' Rozelle declined to pin the
not pleased \rfih stronc, Instant-dryCalled away by the Almighty
Southern Division
5 1 1 0 move dire2tly on April's betting cise proper supervision of their ing T-4-L. your 48c back at n.ny drue
after an uphill struggle in which Wanner 11 4 0 0 1 Held 2b
FEATURING
to the world beyond.
L Pet. they trailed 4-0 -after the first two Chance D 0 0 0 0 Adcock l b 4 0 1 0
players
and
the
bench.
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store. Watch infected skin sloiish off.
0
1
0
0
Bob Blanchard, world
L.Xhom'5
lb
3
1
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scandal,
but
said
it
"should
pre.632
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thority who designed the
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become.
Serving- all with humility and
cooperation.
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at
Syracuse,
rain.
age of youth to our nation.
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Flood cf
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5 0 0 0 Elston p
1 0 0 0 Adcock in 8th; e—Grounded out ior winners to Eastwood's one, but
Services were held in the spa- Only games scheduled.
Martinez In 9th: f~- Sincled for Navnrro
White lb
Games Tonight
43 G12 6 Totals
4 2 7 2 2 7 fn llth: c—Struck out for Bell in liih. the Bears rallied for a 61-61 tie
Totals
cious First Baptist Church but
01—7 in a City League track meet yesLos
Anceles
..........
..
113
100
a—Walked
for
Washburn
In
3rd:
b—
(KM) 200 31ft
the sermon was preached by the Detroit (AL) at Syracuse Struck out for Taylor in llth: c—Panned Cleveland
out for Will in 7lh; d—Atinounced lor Me. E—Nischwita, Ferry- PO-A—Los Angeles terday.
Eev. Latta R. Thomas, pastor of (7:30).
Daniel in 8th; e—Walked for Ranevr In 33-13. Cleveland 33-13. DP—Frccosi, Moran
Harden Southall, Bill HenderThomas. LOB—Los Angeles
and
the Monumental Baptist Church No league games scheduled. Rth
St. touis
M3 000 020 00—fi Clc\elsnd 6,
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son and Pete Buhaj were the VO
of which Ernie and his mother
310 000 301 01—7 2B— G, Thomas, Held, Ferry- Romano.
Chicago
E—Shantz. Javier. PO-A—St. Louis 32. Alvis, Adcock. HR—Freeosi. ftomano, twin-winners, while Jim CrawNATIONAL LEAGUE
were members. Rev. C. R.
Pearson* S — Pearson,
10, Chicago 33-18. two out in tlth when WhilfieltL SB
ford won a pair for Eastwood.
Pet. winning run scored. DP—Hubbs, Bcrtell. FreKOsi.
W. L.
Harris, also of the Monumental
IP H R Eft Bit SO Southall won the 100 and the
Santo
and
Hubbs:
Hubbs.
Rodger*
and
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Church, gave a short address; San Francisco 26
Will: Sbantz, Javier and White. LOB— Osinski
62-3 5 5 5 3 5
1 0 o 0 high jump. Henderson took the
Nelson
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LcuU 6. Chicago 11.
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while the scripture for the day Los Angeles . 25
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Boyer, Javier. Httbbs. SB- Navarro W. 3-0 . . 2
a 50 50 O2 1I 220 and the 180 low hurdles.
Chance
1
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20
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was read by Rev. R. E. Lyon of (Chicago .
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First Baptist.
!st. Louis. • • *
2 1 0 2 I Buhaj won the shot put and the
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Wplker
2
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U—steiner. Donatclli, Crawford. Venzon.
W. Genesee Trackmen
Defeat Westhill
T—3:19. A—2 666.
Church as they sang three hymns
during the service.
Results Yesterday
West Genesee nipped Westhill.
An uncle of Davis' collapsed
Chicago
7,
St
Louis
6
(11
in67-64, yesterday in a three-way
in the church and a woman was
County League track meet at
taken ill near the church's front nings) .
San
Francisco
10>
PhiladelWest Genesee. Marcellus trailed
steps.
with 31 points.
Davis* mother collapsed in an phia 2.
Los Angeles .7, New Tork 3.The meet's only double winautomobile after the burial.
Cincinnati at Milwaukee, ppd.,
ner was Tom Preston of West
Krulewitch Attends
JACKSONVILLE, Fte. Ml — Genesee in* the hig'h and low
Gen. Melvin Krulewitch, chair- cold.
Jacksonville righthander G er hurdles.
man of the State Athletic Com- Pittsburgh 4, Houston 3.
Jacksonville
righthander
Games Today
mission attended as the personal
Goorges Maranda fired a five-hit
representative of G o v e r n - o r St. Louts at Chicago.
shutout at Richmond Wednesday City Recreation
Cincinnati at Milwaukee.
Rockefeller,
night as the Suns took a 1-0 vicBarnes scheduled.
Some 35 Syracuse University
tory from the Virginians to gain Softball Scores
football players, all friends as
a split of the two-game interAMERICAN LEAGUE
well as teammates of Ernie's,
Pet. national league series. Maranda Euan & BisblnR's 3. Marshall's 2:
W. L.
attended in a group along with
Park Inn 8. Riverside 1; Simmons 13,
struck
out
11
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walked
only
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the following members of the of- Baltimore
Falcons 7. Liners 14, Bacln 10: Gor* *
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15
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ficial athletic family at Syra- Chicago ...
Mike's 5: Pass & Seymour 5. Gems
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Schwartzwalder, Roy Simmons, Kansas City
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SLOW PITCH SCORES
Rocco Pirro and Ted DaJIey; Dr. Cleveland
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2b 4 0 2 0 W'sh'frt'n lb 4 0 1 0
Clyde 'Barney, team physician, Minnesota
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0 0 0 0 Scores in the Fayetteville Slow
Durham rf . 1 0 0 0 Bond rf
4 0 2 1 PJch Softball League last night
trainer Julie Reichel, Val Pinch- Los
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beck, publicity director ,and Detroit ..
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John W. Hafer find Les Dye of Washington
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Lions
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33 1 ft 1
A chartered bus, a private
Results Yesterday
Richmond
1100 (WO OOO—tf
Jn'ksonvllir!
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plane and several cars were Baltimore 2, Detroit 1.
PICK UP
E^-Nonft. PO-A—Richmond 24-6. Jackneeded to bring members of the Chicago 9, Washington 3.
sonville 27-6.DP—Waahlnnton (unassisted). LOB—Richmond 5, JacksonCleveland Browns and Cleveland Los Angeles 7, Cleveland 6 (11 ville
10.
newspapermen here to the South2B—Bond, Lund. SB—Solomtni, GonAT
zalez.
ern Tier to pay final respects to New York 8, Kansas City 7 „ lt „
IP n R ER BB so
Men-It (L, 3-2)
71/18 1 1 2 5
one who had never played one (11 innings).
Stowe
0 ] 0 0 0 0
minute of football for the NFL Minnesota 3, Boston I*
RESTAURANT
Clevcnuer
% 0 0 0 0 1
Mnrjinda (W, 3-2) 0 5 0 0 2 11
club but won the hearts of allCHITTENANGO
Game Tonight
U—D'Ambrosio. Hatldud mid Schuster.
there as well as here in Elmira
T—2:06. A—1,588,
Washington
at
Baltimore.
and in Syracuse,
Only
game
scheduled.
Two of Ernie's closest friends
Maranda Blanks
Vees on 5 Hits in
Suns' 1 to 0 Win
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CANTEEN
—and teammates at ClevelandJim and John Brown—wore with
the saddened Browns, Paul Bfxler, scout for Cleveland and former coach at Colgate, was one
of several officials of the Browns
among the mourners.
Probable Pitchers
them were the speedy Buddy
Young, whose son will enroll at
Syracuse in the fall, and Marion
(Continued on Nexl Page)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Loul.i (Itrorllo 4-h *t Chlc.aitA
(Ellswnrtli 5-2).
Cincinnati (Purkty j-0) «t Mllwnukm fSiinhn fNU).
Players from other colleges Only Kamr* scheduled.
AMKRICAN I.KAC.UF
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ball clubs attended. Among rnnrr (Kobrrlfi 2-4), ntirht.
Only runt*! scheduled,
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Geneva 6-1, Wellsvilte 3-8.
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