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Los Angeles Dodgers Have Snappy Winning Formula: Cardinals Whitewash Cubs. 2-0 7 Si United Press International National San Francisco Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati League W. L. Pet.

52 40 52 43 46 41 48 43 45 46 45 46 40 50 35 54 ,565 .547 .529 .527 .495 .495 .444 11 .393 15ft GB Philadelphia Monday's Results Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 2 St. Louis 2 Chicago 0 (night) (Only games scheduled,) Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Los Angeles at San Francisco (4-1) vs S. Jones (13-9). Chicago at St. Louis (night) Ceccorelli (2-0) vs Jackson (8-7).

Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night) Nuxhall (3-8) vs Burdette (12-9). Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (night)-Conley (7-6) vs Friend (441). Wednesday's Games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (night) Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night) Chicago at Los Angeles (night) St. Louis at San Francisco (night) American League W. L.

Pet. GB .449 10ft .444 11 Cleveland 50 38 .568 Chicago 51 39 .567 Baltimore 48 43 .527 3ft New York 46 45 .505 5ft Washington 43 47 .478 8 Detroit 43 50 .462 Oft Kansas City 40 49 Boston 40 50 Monday's Results (No games scheduled.) Tuesday's Probable Pilcbcrs New York at Cleveland (night) (4-2) vs McLish Washington at Detroit Fischer (8-3) vs Mossi (7-4). Baltimore at Kansas City (10-4) vs Daley (9 -8). Boston at Chicago (night) Brewer (7 -6) vs Donovan (6 -5). Wednesday's Games Boston at Chicago Baltimore at Kansas City (night) Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland (niht) fly ED WfLICfl Associated Press Sports Writer That's a pretty snappy formula the Los Angeles Dodgers have come up with in their run for the National League pennant pitch Don Drysdale, score three and they're home free.

Any club that scores twice against the big, cross-firing hander has had it. It was Drysdale who got the Dodgers started on their jump from fifth place when he blanked Milwaukee 4-0 June 15. In the five weeks since, the Dodgers have worf 21, lost but, 13. Drysdale has a 74 record for that and not once has he given up more than two runs in a game. He won his 12th with the help of home runs from Gil Hodges and Charlie Neal Monday, pitching the Dodgers to a 3-2 victory in the opener of a two-game set with San Francisco that pushed Los Angeles within 1ft fames of the first-place Giants.

It was Drysdale's third in a row since the All-Star game (when he pitched a hitless three innings for the winning NL) and ended Johnny Antonelli's win string at four in a double four-hit duel. Only one other game was scheduled in the NL. St. Lduis gained a fifth place tie with Chicago by beating the Cubs 2 -0 Monday night behind the nine-hit pitching of Ernie Broglio. No games were scheduled in the American League.

The Cardinals broke a shutout duel between Broglio and Glen Hobbie in the seventh with both runs unearned. Broglio got things rolling when his grounder got through second baseman Tony Taylor. Bill White, Ken Boyer and Glno Cimoli put it away with two out singles. i Mi TOP TEN United Press International National League Player ft Club G. AB R.

Aaron, Mil. White, StL. Cnninghm, StL. Robinson, Cin, Logan, Mil. H.

Pet. 87 358 64 129 .360 86 315 51 110 .349 83 264 38 89 331 69 110 .332 75 255 30 84 .329 89 .337 American League Kuenn, Det. 86 340 55 115 .338 Woodling, Bal. Fox, Chi. Kaline, Det.

Runnels, Bos. 83 267 39 89 .333 90 373 48 123 .330 75 291 47 96 .330 87 341 54 111 .326 ON THE BY SWICK" Sabre Chicag es to to Mackinac Race MACKINAC (AP) Archie Moore Speeds to Side Of Ailing Wife SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) Archie Moore, looking worried and tired after his cross-country trip to be with his ailing wife, said today his training plans for the Yvon Durelle fight "depends on how my wife docs." The world light heavyweight champion arrived here early today and went directly to the seventh floor of Sharp Memorial Hospital where his wife, Joan, was recovering from a five-hour operation performed Monday night. Moore spent about a half hour sitting by the bedside of his wife who was sleeping and under heavy Kcdntion. He emerged briefly from the room and told United Press International: "I don't know about my fight plans or anything.

It all depends on how my wife 1 Mrs. Moore 's condition was ported as satisfactory after the lengthy surgery in which a nonmalignant tumor which had been pressing against her brain was removed from her inner ear. Moore was summoned from his Montreal training camp Monday by Dr. Kenneth Cales. Calcs has been treating Mrs.

Moore for the past 10 days and had tentatively set surgery for Tuesday. But early Monday, she look a turn for the worse, and he ordered her to surgery immediately. "This is the worst tiling that could happen," Moore told friends here by telephone before ho flew from Montreal. "This is terrible. I've got to do right by my wife.

It 's no tough decision for me. I must he at my wife's side, If necessary, they'll have to set the fight back, there's no alternative but another postponement." A decision on whether to set the rematch back is expected today. Manager Jack Kearns said he would talk to Archie before making any decision. ISLAND, Mich. The yawl Sabre, owned by Roman Brotz, of Sheyboygan, Wis.

today became the first boat to finish the 333-mile Chicago to Mackinac Island Yacht Race. The giant Sabre completed the run at 2:45 a.m. EST in the elapsed time of 61 hours and 4 seconds. The boat has a corrected time of 63 hours, 33 minutes and 5 seconds. Second to finish the gruelling trip was Dyna, owned by Clayton Ewing of Green Bay, Wis.

in the elapsed time of 61 hours, 14 minutes and one second. Race officials reported the Hornet, owned by Walter Heimichem of Chicago, was on the rocks off Ille Aux Gallegs, about 35 miles west of here. No one was reported injured but the Coast Guard reported it was standing by. Freebooter, owned by the Pohn brothers of Chicago, finished third with an elapsed time of 61 hours, 22 minutes, 33 seconds, followed by Hilaria, owned by Hugh Schaddclcc of Macntawa Bay, with an elapsed time of 61 hours, 30 minutes and 53 seconds. Other early finishers were Gypsie, Taltohna, Copperhead, Caribe, Nimbus and Barb, in that older.

Officials said the leaders ran into 10-15 southerly winds In the Straits of Mackinac. Earlier the fleet had reported little progress due to calm weather. cer RKAD THE WANT ADS! Sword Dan Being Saved for Monmouth Race OCEANPORT, N.J, Brookmeade Stable'- Sword Dancer is passing up the $75,000 Dwyer Stakes at New York Saturday for another crack at the "big boys" in the $100,000 added Monmouth Handicap at Momouth Park. The leader pro tern of the three- year okl division is eligible for both events. In the Dwyer, in which Sword Dancer would be meeting horses of his own age, he drew top weight of (26 pounds.

For the Monmouth classic, Mrs. Dodge Sloan's smallish hut classy colt will carry 120 pounds, four over the scale for three-year olds at this time of the season. Trainer Elliott Burch decided to start Sword Dancer in the Monmouth because he thought the colt's size made it advisable to accept the lighter Also, the Dancer horses earlier this Metropolitan Runs Batted In National League Robinson, Reds 86; Banks, Cubs 85; Aaron, Braves 77; Cepeda, Giants 69; Mathews, Braves 69. American League Killebrew, Senators 80; Jensen, Red Sox 72; Colavito, Indians 69; Maxwell, Tigers 64; Lemon, Senators 62. Home Runs National League Mathews, Braves 28; Banks, Cubs 25; Aaron, Braves 24; Robinson, Reds 24; Cepeda, Giants 19.

American League Killebrew, Senators 32; Colavito, Indians 29; Allison, Senators 25; Triandos, Orioles 22; Maxwell, Tigers 21; Jensen, Red Sox 21; Lemon, Senators 21. Pitching National Pirates 14-0; Antonelli, Giants 14-5; Mizell, Cards 11-4; Law, Pirates 11-5; Drysdale, Dodgers 12-6. American Indians 11-3; Shaw, White Sox 9-3; Fischer, Senators 8-3; Pappas, Orioles 10-4; Wynn, White Sox 12-6; Wilhelm, Orioles 10-5. Pascual To Get AlhStar Mound Call? DETROIT (UPD-Casey Stengel always wanted Washington's Camilo Pascual for the Yankees and he may finally get him next week pitch for the American League in the second All-Star game at Los Angeles, Aug. 3.

The talk around the league is that Stengel already has made up his mind to pick Pascual, currently the hottest pitcher in the circuit. Pascual, here with the Senators for a series against the Tigers, isn't getting his hopes up although he concedes it would be "beeg thrill" to be selected to an All-Star team for the first time. The 25-year-old Cuba n-born right-hander has won seven in a row and three of his last four vie- tories were shutouts. Pascual blanked the Athletics on five hits last Sunday, limited the Tigers to one hit in a game curtailed to five innings by rain on July 15, and turned in a four- hitter over the Yankees on July 5. All told, Camilo has pitched four shutouts in compiling an 11-7 record and 2.52 earned run average.

The Yankees made a bid for the slender fast-bailer last winter but were rebuffed in their efforts to get him. "I consider him the number one pitcher on our staff," owner Cal Griffith told the Yankees, Considering that he was signed by Senator scout Joe Cambria for only $125, Pascual comes close to approaching the greatest bargain Washington ever got. DIAMOND members of baseball's hall of fame gathered at Cooptrstown, N. Y. Monday to welcome Zack Wheat (third from left) into their ranks.

Others are, lr, Frank "Home Run" Baker, Ty Cobb, Frankfe Frlsch, Joe McCarthy, George Slsler and Pie Traynor. UMFAX Sees Six- earn Kace By RUDY CERNKOVIC United Press International PITTSBURGH (UPI) Fred Haney, who learned to endure frustration during his tenure as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, should not be discouraged by the six-game losing streak of Milwaukee "because the Braves are still the team beat in the National League." These comforting words came from Pirate Manager Danny Murtaugh who sees a six-team scramble for the pennant. Braves are still the team to beat for the pennant," said Murtaugh perched behind the Pirate batting cage at Forbes Field. "The Braves still have good Joe Rukliek alesburv Regisfer To Play For Cats GALESBURG, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1959 PAGE 10 Eddie Machen Bout I 4 4 Danny Murtaugh Chi ca go Bears Tap assignment. beat okier year in the at New York.

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Joseph's College campus here Monday. Ends Harlon Hill and Ed Dooley accompanied about 40 rookies to the training site. Both Hill and Dooley were out most of the 1958 pro football season with injuries. The remainder of the Bears squad will report Friday and Saturday, owner-coach George Halas said. GAR BEX BOUT SET NEW YORK (UPP-Len Matthews and Marvin McFarland, both of Philadelphia, will meet in a nationally-televised 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden July 31, The eight-round semifinal will pit Don Warner of Philadelphia against Billy Hunter of Detroit.

pitching everyday and don't overlook their power. And they're not short on defense either." Murtaugh, who had seen the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Dodgers at Forbes Field last week, respects the West Coast teams. Before their series with the California teams, the Pirates were host to the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs, both considered pennant threats by Murtaugh. "Sad Sam Jones showed us his stuff when he beat us last Friday ami along with Johnny Antonelli, of course, and Stu Miller, the Giants have pitching," Murtaugh said.

"Then they, haye Willie Mays." Don Drysdale blanked the Pirates 3-0 on three hits last Wednesday, a feat which pressed Danny Wfith the danger of the Dodgers. "Their pitchers are the most improved in the league. Last year Johnny Pod res had a sore back and Roger Craig was troubled with a bad arm. But they're all roaring back this season." Danny said. "With lefthanders like Podres, Danny McDevitt and Sandy Koufax firing against you there's trouble, "The Cardinals probably have the best hitting team average- wise plus Vinegar Bend Mizell and Larry Jackson on the mound.

They have a strong defensive infield with Sammy White, Don Blasingame and Ken Boyer," Murtaugh regards Cub second baseman Tony Taylor the most improved player in the league. "The Cubs have a corps of fine young pitchers with Boh Anderson, Glen Hobbie and Moo Dra- bosky," he said. PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) Heavyweight Eddie Machen, who hopes for another chance at Ingemar Johansson, meets Rueben Vargas here Wednesday night in a nationally-televised fight. Vargas, too, hopes for a shot at tfK champion in a non-title bout if he gets by Machen.

Machen, the former Redding, fighter who observed his 27th birthday July 15, defeated Vargas in San Francisco last May. For many months he was considered the logical contender for the heavyweight crown. Then last year he ran into Johansson's right hand in Sweden and was KO'd in the first round. But his showing against the Swede seems not so poor in view of the Patterson-Johansson bout recently. Eddie now is ranked fifth by Ring magazine and sixth by the National Boxing Assn.

If he gets by Vargas again he may be on the road back. The bout will be held at the Oregon Centennial Exposition Grounds. It will offer diversified boxing styles. Vargas is a freewheeling puncher with power but little boxing finesse. Machen is a stand-up boxer who likes to use his left in a consistent jabbing tattoo from a safe distance.

He uses a scientific pattern working up for a killing volley. Bob Rosburg Gains Victory SMILE, A I) Lovelette fancies himself as a fast-draw expert. The professional basketball Hawks' huge star proved it by outdrawing some of the top television shoot-'em-up performers on a children's show in St. Louis. Johnny Calls Seals Stadium -Bob sank In Utah Open SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Rosburg of Palo Alto, an eight-foot putt on the 18th hole without even bothering to look over the terrain and won the $7,500 Utah Open golf tournament by one stroke Monday.

He had boon missing putts all day when he took time to calculate the lay of the land so he didn't see much sense in wasting time on his final shot, Rosburg said. Ed (Porky) Oliver of Denver started the final 18 holes one stroke behind Rosburg but was two strokes ahead until the 17th. He won second-place money with a 72-hole total of 276. Rosburg's score was 275, 13 under par. National Open champion Billy Casper of Chula Vista, finished third with 277.

Coach Warren Womble of the Peoria Cats announces the addition of Northwestern's Joe Rukliek and the return of Dave Plunkett to the basketball squad for the M959-60 season. Rukliek tentatively accepted a job opportunity with another THBL sponsor but later decided to join the Caterpillar Tractor Co. organization because of personal reasons. Plunkett, a 6-8 center from the University of Cincinnati, returns to AAU competition with two years' experience in the NIBL. Princeton Prep The 6-9, 20-year-old Rukliek, who prepped at Princeton Illinois High, was the 12th highest scorer in the nation last year with 505 points.

Regarded as one of the finest shooters in collegiate basketball, Rukliek owns all major Northwestern basketball scoring records and was voted to the third All-American team last year. Joe holds the Big Ten record for the most points in one half, getting 31 against Illinois in his junior year. He garnered 40 for the game, the high single game total in NU history. He led the Big Ten in scoring for all games last season with a 23 point average, but finished in the 14 regulation conference games with a total of 306 points. He averaged 18 points as a sophomore and 18.8 as a junior.

Rukiick was named to the 1955 all-state high school team as the Princeton club won fourth, place in the state, and was picked -on the Chuck Taylor All-Amorican high school team at North-South game at Murray, Ky. in 1955. Rukiick, a B. A. graduate in Education, is enrolled in Caterpillar's College Training Program.

BOB COLEMAN, who was referred to as "Mr. Three Eye League" and "Old Carpet has left this troubled world of ourg for greener pastures, but his contributions to baseball will live on forever. Bob died of cancer last week in a Boston hospital and with his passing we lost a personal friend. This writer became acquainted with Coleman over ten years ago and we always got together for coffee whenever his Evansville team was in Peoria or the Quad-Cities. He never was too busy to sit down and discuss baseball and its problems.

Bob was a gentleman in every respect and a truly great developer of young baseball talent. Here are just a few of the players that he sent to the major leagues: Hank Greenburg, Whitlow Wyatt, Johnny Stone, Gerald Walker, Tommy Bridges, Pete Fox, Jo Jo White, Jake Wade, Warren Spahn, Felix Mantilla, Del Crandall and Wes Covington. Quite an imposing list Bob was a major league catcher with Pittsburgh, the Giants and Cleveland, but he served as a manager in the 3-1 League for 24 years. Bob was named manager of the Boston Braves back in 1044, succeeding Casey Stengel. He also served as coach of the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers.

He managed St, Paul, Milwaukee, San Antonio and Beaumont dur ing his lifetime. Baseball is richer because of Bob Coleman and we feel that he belongs in Baseball's Hall of Fame. He won! to bat for our national pastime many times during his career, now it's time for baseball to go to bat for him. COACHING CLINIC The 31st annu Indiana Basketball Coaching school will be held in Newcastle, Indiana, July 30-31 and August 1. The clinic will be headlined by coaches "Peck" Hickman of Louisville U.

and N. Case of North Carolina State John Thiel, basketball mentor of the Galesburg Silver Streaks will be in attendance. FISH STORY The National Wildlife Federation is indebted to South Dakota Game Warden Melvin Brunken for the following fish story; A party of anglers were fishing for bullheads in a borrow pit near Lake Traverse when a cap was blown off the head of a ten-year old boy. The cap was blown into the water and, as it floated around, the boy's father attempted a retrieve by casting a wobbling spcon. He missed the cap on three successive tries but caught three northern pike ranging from two to six pounds in weight each.

THE QUAD-CITIES are returning to professional baseball next Summer. The Cities will have a team in the Class Midwest League, but there hasn't been anything definite on a working agreement with a major league club. The Phillies are reported to be interested in the Quad-Cities venture. The games will be played in the Davenport Stadium. FIGHT TALK Eastern boxing writers feel that Floyd Patterson should be made to earn a return title bout with Ingemar Johansson and we feel that they have a good point Jack Dempsey had to prove himself after losing to Gene Tunney by beating Jack Sharkey to get another crack at Gene.

James J. Corbetl, Bob Fitzsimmons and Max Schmeling all had to win comeback fights before getting return shots at the title why not let Patterson meet Sonny Liston in Chicago this September, with the winner facing the Swede next June? Zack Wheat Is Thrilled COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. (AP) Zach Wheat, famed outfielder of the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1909 through 1926, was inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame Monday. 'This is one of the great moments of my life," declared Wheat now 71, as he received a plaque from Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick.

The Pittsburgh Pirates and Kansas City Athletics played to a 5-5 tie in the annual exhibition game, ft. was called after six innings because of rain. Minor League esul ts Harold Gon Gains Decision ics You Just Don't Call Them Bums In 'Frisco By The Associated Press American Assn. Denver 3-7, Omaha 1-1 St. Paul 4, Minneapolis 3 (12 innings) Fort Worth 11, Charleston Louisville 3, Dallas Houston 14, Indianapolis 1 Pacific Const League South 5, North 2 (All-Star game) International League Columbus at Richmond, ppcl Only game scheduled Three-I League Green Bay 10, Cedar Rapids Fox Cities 6, Burlington 4 Topeka 3, Des Moines 2 i 10 nings) Lincoln 8, Sioux City 7 i 10 nings) i in- in SAN FRANCISCO (APi-'Worst ball park in America" declared pitcher Johnny Antonelli San Francisco Giants son of the READ THE CLASSIFIEDS! 9 0USEH0LD FINANCE New Speed Record Predicted For Hambletonian Stakes Monday, speaking of the temporary home.

Seals Stadium. Antonelli was bitter because the Los Angeles Dodgers had just beaten him 3-2 in Seals Stadium on a pair of home runs. "I don't mind losing, well, not much, but to lose this way is dammit, this park is a the left-hander exploded in the dressing room. "Two high fly balls, and they're carried right over the screen." Gil Hodges', two-run homer in the first and Charley Neal's game- winning homer in the ninth barely cleared the left field screen of the stadium, home field of the Giants until their new park is completed late this season. "You ask me what kind of pitch threw to Neal." Johnny declared.

"and I say what difference does it make" get beat by balls. Over Jorge By BOB HOOBING Associated Press Sjwrts Writer PROVIDENCE, R. I. (AP) Courageous Harold Gomes said today he would like a neutral site rematch with Paul Jorgenson whom he beat for the world junior lightweight championship. Gomes, knocked down four times Monday night by his Port Bv HAROLD V.

STREETER SAN FRANCISCO You just don't call them "bums" this season. Particularly, not in San Francisco. The transplanted Brooklyn Dodgers, in their 1958 debut at Los Angeles, bowed 16 times while winning only six against their former bitter rivals of the Polo Grounds, the Giants, Today Los Angeles was within games of first place San Francisco in the National League after winning a big one Monday, 3-2, from Giant ace Johnny Antonelli. And the season standing between the clubs to date is Los Angeles 8 victories, San Francisco 7. Don Drysdale said after his vie- 1 tl''cs will be one-hail.

Arthur, Tex.opponent, rallied torir)US 4-hitter he saw no reason forces to gain a unanimous 15. why the Dodgers can't take it all. round decision at Pierce Memorial as good as anyone else," ITinlri I the sirinarminf hull Billy Haiighlon Has Confidence In Trader Horn NEW YORK (UPI) Billy Haughton, America's leading harness racing driver, said today he had no fear that the United States entry, Trader Horn, could handle the mile and one-half distance of the Inaugural International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway, Aug. 1. Most American standard bred races are run over the mile distance.

The International, which has drawn entries from the U.S., Canada and five European conn- run at a mile and 'A pitcher should be paid double for working here. Worst ball park in America." Field. "I'd be glad to fight him again anywhere but in Texas," the weary Gomes said afterward. "I would prefer a neutral site, not in Rhode Island," added the 25-year- old Providence battler who was sick in the dressing room from low blows. Gomes blamed his overanxious- ness for the knockdowns three for eight counts in the hectic 11th round and one in the 15th.

Jorgenson explained he is a converted southpaw and that his left hook is his best punch. "After the referee warned me so many times. I couldn't effectively use the left hook after the two lousy fly first few rounds," Jorgenson said. "I'm not saying 1 didn't hit him low but I certainly didn't do it intentionally. I never was warned before in 90 fights." the sidcarming fast ball artist boasted while mulling over his 12th victory against six losses.

"And we now will have a three- week home advantage." The Dodgers head south for the Coliseum afler game in San Francisco. "Trader horn already has won at a mile and one Haughton said. "I've found in the past that horses I've trained usually were able to go the extra mile distance when they had to. And Trader Horn is as good as any I've ever had." READ THE CLASSIFIEDS 209 Mo in 2nd Floor above PHONE: DlcUm 2-4191 TOP BANANA Bill said ihv Boston Hod Sov were not a Usl-plavr ilub and they sli aightnuMl 011C at v. Ucu be ihL -uuKii touauiaud.

DUQUOIN, 111., July 21-A new speed record for the 33-year old Hambletonian Stake, the nation's most famous harness race, was predicted yesterday by the men who sponsor the race at the Quoin Slate Fair. Gene president of the Fair, who promotes the three- year-old trotting classic along with his brother Don. said they fully expect the Hambletonian record of 159 4 set only laM year bv Pnde. to be erased tins year when the race is renewed here on Sept. 2.

Good rup "This crop three year- old IN a of a 1 cr I ftt of truUmj; ai tVc of i the sport, and with the proper' track and weather conditions, I fully expect to see Emily's! Pride's mark of 1 bettered: this year." Pride the, present record in the third heat of last year's Hambletonian and it marked the first time in the 33-year history of the race that the magic mark had been broken. Leading candidates for the 1959 etiition of the Hambletonian. which is expected to gross a record SP.tt.ooo, are 1'MHer Hanover, owned by the Hail Stables of Watertuwn. N.Y., Hickory Pride, owned bv the Pennsylvania tri unnjratc Banian Brovwi. I 'Liiwi arui Ma )b mpi.

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