Philadelphia Daily News from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 58

Bullet Hanover 00 8-5 Jug Choice :1 i I i 5 SEP sy a 1 I i i -e DELAWARE, Ohio (UPI). Favored Bullet Hanover led a select field of 11 colts, the fastest in history, into the prestige-packed Little Brown Jug pacing classic today at this scenic county fairgrounds track. The Bullet, driven by two-time Jug winner Johnny Simpson, was expected to go cff at 8-5 in the odds. Simpson, who won the Jug behind Noble Adios in 1956 and with Torpid in 1957, confidently predicted his big brown colt was "the horse to beat" in the 15th renewal of the $66,510 race for 3-year-old pacers. "They'll have to set a world record to beat my horse," he said.

For the first time in history there were three horses who have run the mile in two minutes or less making CN Of UJ CO 5 to (X I to UJ a a. i Ui a. Homevard Bound Five Michigan State gridders will be returning' to their home state Pennsylvania Saturday when they go to Pittsburgh to meet the Panthers. (From left) Leroy Loudermilk, George Azar, Herb Paterra, Ron Hatcher and Dick Oxendine. this one of the fastest fields in the history of pacing.

All-Stars Lose Special to the Daily News WANTAGH, N. Y. The Philadelphia All-Stars, most potent batting team in the 28th annual world amateur Softball tournament, had power failure yesterday. As a result, they dropped a 2-0 decision to Canton, If I '41 1 A Ji the Apks-r, If a N. in the double-elimination affair and dropped into the losers' bracket.

Wade Garrett yielded just two hits and registered 11 strikeouts for the 7 "4 6TTING NATIONAL LEAGUE A3 7 PCT lirker, Dodgsrs 125 418 51 137 .38 Grojt, Pirates 134 563 83 183 .325 Way. Giants 147 571 108 183 Clements, Pirates 135 531 82 167 .315 Moon, Dodgera 133 465 74 140 .301 Buyer, Cards 141 517 91 155 .300 Adcock, Braves 130 483 52 145 .300 llooirtson, Reds 132 440 81 131 .238 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE PCT tunnels, Red So 137 508 79 161 4 Snith, White So 142 536 80 169 .315 uenn, Indians 126 474 65 145 .308 Minoso, White So 146 560 81 170 .304 Skowron, Yanks 137 510 58 15S .304 evers, Whitt Sox 121 421 84 178 .304 Power, Indians 138 542 66 160 .295 frjnconj, Indians 138 503 81 143 .294 RUNS BATTED IN NATIONAL AMERICAN 1 't' ffcwhsaw.rt'if?. J--- Aaron. Braves 116 Maris, Yanks Mathews. Braves 112 Mmoso, w.

Sox Banks, Cubs 112 YVertt, Red So Mays, Giants 99 lemon, Senators Cepeda, Giants 91 Gentile, Orioles 104 101 99 93 92 Big Lift- Roxborough fullback Lint Christman never had it so good as he is carried from practice Chess Picketing Mrs. Regina Fischer, mother of Bobby Fischer, 17-year-old national chess champion, pickets White House in hopes of sending U. S. team to tourney in East Germany. HOME RUNS Banks, Cubs 41 AMERICAN Aaron.

Braves 38 Marls Yanks Mathews. Braves 37 lemon, Senators field by teammates (from left) George Pownall, Ron Johnson and Harold Bauer. Lint wa3 slightly injured in earlier practice but team is counting on him in Public League race. Boyer, carts 30 Mantle. Yanks Mays, Giants 28 Colavilo, Tigers 78 KHIebrew.

Sen. Robinson, Reds NATIONAL AMERICAN McD'niel, Cards 12 4 Coates, Yanks 12 Broglio, Cards 20 1 Brown, Orioles 11 Law, Pirates 20 8 B'mann. So 12 Spahn, Braves 21 9 Pierce, W.So 14 Purkey, Reds 17 Perry, Indians 17 9 Yesterday's Homers NATIONAL Aaron (38th), landrum (1st), Hieman (4th). AMERICAN Mtno-so (18th), Undis (10th), iattey (14th), Mantle (37th). Runs for the Week -f NATIONAL LEAGUE Tls.

1 3 5 10 9 3 2 5 3 0 7 Pirates Red Cards Dodder Giants PHILLIES Braves Cubs 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE Tls 12 10 7 4 1 3 Yanks Tigers White So Red So Orioles Senators As Indians Did not play 2 2 aW. irai. in, Af FJffUErnie Burford- (1.) grimaces as Ace Armstrong fires a right hand high to thehead A-wr ll.U. dunng bout in Chicago. Bout erided in a draw.

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