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Boston-Backed Seals Riding Close Behind Hollywood Daily mews Foirbanfa News-Miner, Fridoy. Moy 24, Pogel Judge Threatens lo Take Garden Monopoly From IBC By JOHN CLARY NEW YORK, May 24. Uon dependent boxing promoters to- seeking bo-xim; empire of James D. Norand ms tne Garden and the day saw a crack of light in what for many years had been a very' black world. i The crack was opened by A oral Judsc Sylvester J.

Ryan Int na lonal ing yesterday's hearings in the a government's case against thc In-1 The defenda nu A ternational Boxing Club and Mad-' an lnd c.P"ident ison Square Garden. 1 TM on mt the He indicated by IBC secretary Truman Gib- 0 son a he a direct New seoucntk a v. York's a Eighth Avenue Sports Arena to "open its doors" i i promoters at arn ndlrccUon of a decree that will compel San Francisco Takes Two From Padres; One Game Out Major League Leaders Bt Tttf Associated i 29; Robinson. Cincinnati. 25- Post I Cincinnati.

23; Bell and Hoak. at bats) Cincinnati, Saucr, Xew York, and LJ OttUCI --Williams, Boston. Mantle, Moon St. Louis jj. Yo i -I 68 HOME HUNS Mil- By BILL HARRISON Tht Associated Press A twin bill sweep at San Diego has the San Francisco Seals riding just one game behind the pace-setting Hollywood Stars Fri -day in the Pacific Coast more race tne Angels as Bob Thorpe thel 2 5 Jensen, Boston, 22: Zernlaii and Adcock, Milwaukee The Seals dumped the Padres wlnner and Bol Anderson corn-'and Simpson, Kansas City 21 i STOLEN BASES --Mays New 5-3 in a seven-inning opener I bl ln a six-hitter.

i HOME RUNS--Williams Bos- Vork 15; Gilliam. fern- Thursday night and followed with Tne Beay ers collected 12 hits! 100 10; Sievers, Washington 9- P' Cincinnati, and Bruton Mil- in the tfiird and tripling in the ninth to drive two more across. Portland scored five runs inree unearned--in the second "auivcv, inning on three hits, two errors son and Power City, Mathcws. Milwaukee and Sauer' and a bases loaded walk. Tfaatj HUNS BATTED IN--Sievers, i York, Snyder, than enough to beati Washln Ston.

27; Doby, Chicago. and Crowe. Cincinnati, gels as Bob Thru-no Jensen. Boston 25- Zprn'ial land Adcock Mihv.ink-i» fi Pony League Schedule Set A FINISH--Bold Ruler (5) ridden by Eddie Arcaro crosses the finish line to added 81st Preakness. Trailing the Garden to any promoter for a championship fight at a fixed i -w- reasonable rental." "I have the power to direct that there be a compulsory rental on a reasonable basis and I stn inclined to i I should exer cise that power." he added.

I the Wheatley Stable colt is Derby winner Iron Liefe (4), which ran second. Behind Iron Liese Is Inside Tract, placing third. Redlegs to And if this were not enough to' A J.1 This is the first a schedule; gladden the hearts of the hide-' IKYYhPY of the Pony League, which will I pendents. Judge Ryan went orT H'H tC I begin Sunday i a triple-open- 1 "and if a promoter" cannot get Ing. Teams i play at Ladd a reasonable basis, he should be By ED WILKS Air Force Bases Sunday 'able to come to court and ask' Thc Pmi and also the opening at the i court to fix a reasonable On thing about Don Gross warns Pony League park.

A rental basis." The young Cincinnati lefthander will begin at 2 p.m. A i i This would put teeth in a move a "ot win 'em all, but he hasn't thc home team. -Ladd vs. Eagles Elks vs. Ray's Eielson vs.

Sportland May 27--Ladd vs. Ray's Eielson vs. Eagles May 2S--Elks vs. Sportland May 29--Ladd vs. Eielson May 30--Ray's vs.

Sportland May 31--Eagles vs. El'ks June 3--Sportland vs. Ladd 4--Elks vs. Eielson 5--Ray's vs. Eaglet Ladd vs.

Elks 7--Sportland vs. Eagles 9--Eielson vs. Ray's 10--Eagles vs. Ladd 11--Ray's vs. Eagles 12--Sportland vs.

Eielson; Ladd vs. Ray's June 14--Sportland vs. Elks 16--Eielson vs. Eagles June 17--Eielson vs. Ladd June 18--Sportland vs.

Ray'i 19--Elks vs. Eagles Ladd vs. Sportland vs. vs. Elks By The Associated Prtu AMERICAN LEAGUE games played Thursday.

Cincinnati NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Hurricane' Fight Set The 25-year-old southpaw the pitcher of record I eight times in his last 29 ap'-JNew York pearances in the majors Louis each decision was a victory. He i Chicago last lost one Sept.

8, 1955, to Phil-! Pittsburgh" 8 21 adclphia. Gross was in 19 games last sea- 23 10 10 18-11 --16 13 18 13 17 8 19 .697 .655 .621 .552 .438 .433 .296 12 .276 13 vt M-a- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE May 24. W--The son and wound up with a 3-0 rec- Pet GB managers of Floyd Patterson Hollywood 26 i634 Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson Lead by Two a 16 .610 tm. TT" Last made it 4-0 Vancouver 15 II Cardinals 6-2. It was the only I San Diego 19 23 nt a series game scheduled in the majors'Portland 13 22 M.lwat SaCramCm in the National League.

Post, with three runs Lence will be the promoter. U3 'v runs No terms were announced bv battod ln on thr ee hits one a Jlfand but it had been a-rced lwo homer--and Don Hoak, Toronto .605 .553 .500 .452 .371 10 .243 15 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. GB Richmond but it had been agreed 0 run homer--and Don Hoak, earlier in the week that Patter- a iw run single, got the job Richm son. the champ, would get 40 per for Gross who gained his Miami cent and the challenger '0 per: victory over the Cards in; a an cent and the challenger 20 ur vlctor 01 cent of both gate receipts and, 8 i television money. Big Inning Patterson won a split decision 1 A five-run third inning with over Jackson last 8 in a only one run earned, carried the 10-round i i a i match a Rcdlcgs to their 19th victorv in Columbus Rochester.

Montreal 11 12 14 16 19 .621 .613 .600 .529 .441 PCC Cuts Work Load For Players SPOKANE, May 24 W) -The Pacific Coast Conference ate a little of the parsley on its athletic aid menu yesterday but 1 never got to the meat before clearing the tables on its annual spring meeting. The faculty chefs who cook up the conference rules voted to give football and basketball players more time for studies and practice without a cut in pay. Cutting Work This was accomplished by cutting the weekly work load in hall and doubling salaries during the playing seasons. Through the faL football or winter basketball seasons, for example), a player -wil be limited to six hours of campus work at $4 an- hour. At other during the school term he will be paid $2 per hour as in the past.

The monthly limit remains at $100 California, Stanford and UCLA dissented as this plan passed by a 6-3 vote. The conference never did reach Ihe voting stage on the matter of revamping its code. Some i a i i 4 I Thursday night and followed with a 7-3 victory in a regulation length nightcap. The Stars, playing before only fans at Sacramento, downec the Solon? 9-5, Portland knocked off Los Angeles 7-3 and Vancou ver made it two straight over Seattle, 9-4. Doubled In Grady Hatton and Tom Umphlett doubled in runs in the fourth and fifth innings to give the Seals their first game winning margin.

The Padres' Bill Moran belted a two-run homer in the second inning, his first of the year. Losing pitcher Jim (Mud- cat) Grant struck out eight in going the distance for San Diego but the walks he issued set the stage for the Seals' last three runs. Bob Smith got credit for the niiains The Beavers collected 12 hits! 100 10; Sievers, Washington and completed their scoring in Zeraial, Kansas City, Mantle! the first three stanzas New York. win. Homer 8V2 The Padres led 3-2 going into the eighth frame of the nightcap when Nini Tornay's two-run single pushed the Seals ahead Frank Kellert added the frosting with a three-run homer in the i i i iu the first three stanzas on their ew York, way to a 2-1 lead of the seven-i wit 5.

game series. players tied making it two straight over the! Seattle Rainiers, who got 11 The mounties roared off to an opening frame lead and were never headed although Seattle pulled even twice, the first time when Joe Taylor, who tops the league in --r, 11, 1 (Till pie, Cincinnati, and Bruton Milwaukee. Asnburn. Philadelphia, and Fondy Pittsburgh, 4 PITCHING (based on decisions)--Gomez. New York, 6-1, Acker, Cincinnati.

5-1. Lawrence, Cincinnati, Spahn Philadelphia oso. Chica.go, 4. i a nd Jackson. St.

Louis 4-1 800 PITCHING (based on 5 deci-! STRIKEOUTS--Koufax. Brook STOLEN BASES--Landis. Chi- Two Straight iTM? 0 Erancona, Baltimore. Vancouver netted 14 "emu. Bos- aking it two strairhi TM.n Apancio, Fox, and Min- sions)-- Trucks.

Kansas City 5-0, 1.000; Maas. Detroit 6-1 857- Wiison, 5-1, .833: Brew- lyn, 42; Arroyo. St. Louis 37; Roberts. Philadelphia.

34: Jones. St Louis, 33; Cardwell, Philadel- 31. TMn Held wall over the two aboard. Mountie catcher VJ doubled with the basses loaded in the eighth, driving in three runs. Los Angeles announced the acquisition of outfielder Jim Fridley from Denver of the American in exchange for pitcher Ben Fowlers, who was 1-4 with er.

Boston and'Pierce, Chicago, 6-2, .750. i STRIKEOUTS--Pierce, Chica- 11 Rosenbluth led North Cargo, 45; Wynn. Cleveland. 43: Bun- olina's 1957 NCAA basketball ning, Detroit. 41; Score, Cleve- champions in scoring vrith 895 Angels year.

Fridley has lit .313 for Denver this season. The 61-7 victory Syracuse cored over Colgate last fall was he most decisive Orange triumph' the long football rivalry be- I. 39; Pascual, Washington, 37. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING 'based on 75 at bats) --Aaron. Milwaukee.

Robinson, Cincinnati, Musial, SL Louis, Groat, Pittsburgh, and Hoak, Cincinnati .345. RUNS BATTED IN Furillo. Brooklyn, and Aaron. Milwaukee, games. He averaged a game Clj'de Littlefield dean of the Conference track coaches, has led Texas to 21 SWC titles.

Help the disabled veteran to A iu i hjuinc 19 441 5V schools were favoring a complete -15 19, .441 5Y. swltci from the $100 job pro- 14 21 400 7 Rram to a so-called "full ride" '375 7Vi Siving athletes their books, room a tuition. TEXAS LEAGUE i-imiuidiiuii maicn auer neaicgs to their 19th victorv in Rocky Marcisno retired as heavy- the last 22 games and dumped fct GI wc 1K ht king. Patterson became the Cardinals into sixth place DalIas -26 10 thc youngest man ever to win the Manager Fred Hutchinson shook Houst 22 14 .611 4 crown when, at thc aae nf 21 he nn hie San Antonio 18 20. .474 i I I crown when, at thc aae of 21, he up his lineup--shifting third San Anton 'o --18 20 knocked out Archie Moore in the baseman Ken Boycr to center- Wor th 18 20 i round at Chicago.

Nov. 30. i replacing rookie Bobby A i -18 22 Gene Smith, and putting rookie sa -13 17 lMrllHrt.v.^ on Yesterday's Stars Rt Thf Xliocic.Vrf p'n Pitching Don Gross. Rcdlcps--Gained Eddie Kasko at third--in a try to avoid St. Louis' i defeat in a row.

Gross cave up only Stan Dial's home run and two singles his ciehlh conscmtivc victorj' tne i when three sifl- September, 1955. i Cles brought the Cards their oth- and i i i relief run a Tom Acker came on in that bea; St. Louis 6-2, relief to set the final out. Ui The XPW Vork Yankees trounc- a Post. Redless--Drove in ed Brooklyn of the National 1.

hrcc nstw "th three hits. on League 10-7 in an exhibition his i home run. as Cincin- 1 came. Mickey Mantle Rot a homer nati regained two-game lead in with a man on base in the sixth a i a League by beating in the free hitting contest a i a for 19th victory in last) I ganlcs I First apprentice to win the Kentucky Derby was Ira Hanford Svracuse about who scored with Bold Venture in 000 from the Cotton Bowl a 1936. Apprentice i i Boland expenses wn.ch cxrcrdcd u-ith Middlcground in Stiffer Requirements W.

GB The Proponents of stiffer scho- 26 10 722 lastlc requirements made headway in the final session, however. A motion was adopted which would require an athlete to enter college with a 2.5 (C-pIus average from high school Junior College to .474 9 .474 9 .450 10 .433 10 .429 lOVil ninth inning. tween'the" Hollywood's Ben Wade needed help from George O'Donnell in the ninth but drew the victory! over Sacramento, helping his cause with three hits. The Stars opened the scoring with a pair of runs in the first and couldn't be headed. They tallied four times in a big eighth on a walk and six singles, three of them bunts.

Paced Solons Chico Heron paced the Solons by batting in their first two runs Oklahoma City 15 20 .429 10VM a 2 3 from Jumor College to Shreveport 12 19 337 3 establish eli gibility. Once in, he would have to maintain 2.0 (C) THURSDAY'S RESULTS Pacific Coast League Vancouver 9. Seattle 4. Portland 7, Los Angeles 3. Hollywood 9, Sacramento 5.

San Francisco 5-7, San Diego National Leajrue Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 2. Only game scheduled. American Leamie No games scheduled. average.

The next meeting is the regular winter session, scheduled for December in San Francisco. A I Finest quality KWY virgin wool itlafks by At this low price TOD nn afford to boy wvfral. Come tee them today. Yesterday's Fights By The Auncialfd Prnt Spokane--Jimmy Carter, 141, New Vork, outpointed Buddy McDonald, 138. Edmonton.

10. Los Angeles--Lulu Perez, 'l34, Brooklyn, knocked out i a Vel- 133, Los Angeles 5 1 Sacramento. Calif. El Conscripto. 139, Mexico City, stopped, Leonard Gaincs, 137, Oakland 10.

Flint. Crawford 147 1 Saginaw. outpointed I a a Smith, 144' i i 10. Revere. Mass.

Dick Hall Sports in Brief BV The Aaocialca Prc.n Golf Kansas City--Bob Rosburg of San Francisco shot a 5-under-par G7 for the first round lead in the $22,000 Kansas City Open. Ashcville. N. Hanson, shaking off a bogey on the third hole, fashioned a six-under- of A wi. the Sky Women's Open.

Tennis Paris--Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills advanced to th fourth round of the French International by beating Tordon Forbes of South Africa 6-1, 6-4, 6-3. In thc same tournament. NicI Gibson upset Low Hoad, the defending champion, in the third round 2-6 3-6. 6-4. 6-4, 6-4.

Ladd-Eielson Battalion Track Meet Saturday Army athletes from Ladd and Eielson Air Force Bases will welcome the newly arrived mild season here in Alaska by kicking off the summer sports season with the Ladd-Eielson Army bat- team track meet at the Ladd Army oval Saturday. Nine battalions from the two Army installations are expectec enter teams in the event whicl will hold time trials in the morn- ng of the 25th beginning at 9:30 a.m. with the finals slated to start at 1:00 p.m. Admission will be free and the public is welcome to attend the meet which will be easily accessible to civilians through Ladd's three mile gate. help himself.

Buy a Poppy for your old outboard! Minor League Baseball Scores By The Associated PTCSS International League Columbus 1, Miami 0. Other games postponed. American Assn. Charleston 4. Denver 3.

Indianapolis 5. Minneapolis 4. Omaha 4. Louisville 3. Wichita 8.

St. Louis 6. Southern Assn. Atlanta 8. Mobile 7 1 1 innings).

Chattanooga 2. Memphis 1. Little Rock 13, Nashville 4. Birmingham 3, New Orleans 1. Texas League Houston 4.

Oklahoma City 2. Fort Worth 9, Austin 4. Dallas 11, San Antonio 3. Tulsa at Shrevcport postponed. Wear a Poppy, thc flower of Remembrance and Hope.

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