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BINGHAMTON PRESS S3 First Division Goal ROY HARRIS? NO, JIMMY Sept. 2,1953 Snuffed for Triplets TriDlet hoDes of regaining some portion (the first division) of their pre-slump stature (first place) were nearly dead today after dropping two out of three in Wil-liamsport over the weekend. Home tonight against Albany for three singletons that wind up regular-season Johnson Field ac i make the switch after his sensational pro football debut as Cleveland fullback. "But there is no question In my mind," Rothschild insisted. "He is one of the best built, most beautifully co-ordinated athletes I have ever seen.

Maybe he is 'too but I believe the competitive part of boxing would take care of that angle. He could make a real fortune in a short time in boxing." There is no denying Rothschild's evaluation of Brown's muscular equipment. He is young enough, at 22, to learn the fistic trade and his measurements speak for themselves when you consider that Brown has an 18-inch neck, wears a 36 sleeve and has a 32-inch waist. Athletically, Brown is a marvel. He received offers from yard average; led the Browns to the Eastern Division title and was "Rookie-of-the-Year." "But remember," he says with typical modesty, "all that took 10 other men up in front of me." Brown Is regarded by most football men as the best young fullback to enter the rugged pro league in more than a decade.

And his love of football, despite its smaller payoff when compared to the possible riches of the prize ring, has been the deciding factor. "But I don't see how he could miss in boxing," says the still grimly hopeful Rothschild, one of boxing's few gentlemanly operatives. "I'd give a lot to see the kid really hit the financial Jackpot." both the Braves and Yankees as a baseball pitcher. At Syracuse he won letters in lacrosse, track and basketball, being so proficient at the latter that he was drafted by the Syracuse Nats. "I didn't care too much for baseball, though," Brown admits.

"Football was my favorite and I wanted to do well. But wanting and doing are two different things." He did and does well. At Syracuse he was everybody's Ail-American, scoring 43 points against Colgate in his senior year, as example, and tallying 21 in the Cotton Bowl game. Last year, as the Browns' rookie fullback, he set a tough pro league record by gaining 237 yards rushing in one game; led the league in rushing with 942 yards and a 4.7 By OSCAR FRALEY VP-International Sports Writer New York Jimmy Brown, pro football's Rookie-of-the-Year with the Cleveland Browns, had an open offer today to turn to boxing with the "very bright" possibility of fighting for the heavyweight championship of the world "within three years." "I have advised Jimmy that I would put him in a gym for six months before he ever had a bout," Syracuse promoter Norm Rothschild revealed. "After that we would bring him along slowly and yet, within three years, he is such a remarkable athlete that I am certain he would be fighting for the title." Brown, the 6-foot-2, 228-pound-er who won All-America honors at Syracuse, is reluctant to tion, the Trips are now inree games behind fourth-place Spring field with only six to go In fact, it 11 take some lancy maneuvering now to catch wu- liamsport and avert the irips first sixth-place finish In a Jut- decade.

Steve Kraly pulled out the one Triplet win of the 2-day trip when batterymate Bill Johnson JIMMY BROWN 1 Jk squeezed home Cob Jar vis lor a 6-5 margin in last night opener, DAY'S STAR Standings of the Eastern and Major Leagues but Steven was unable to swing: a relief "double." Just as Jarvis had tripled to open the first extra inning of the opener. Eastern League batting leadef John Easton lashed a triple off Kraly as the nightcap went Into the tenth. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE EASTERN LEAGUE ft c- 5 SS "5 J5 A xt 5 I 1 .5 5 2 fa 5 S-s i a. is Associated Press WIREPHOTO. si2 ka 6 MM a IF THE GLOVES FIT -Jim Pyburn, Baltimore 5 6 (A to i bonus plaer now with Louisville, played all nine .100 HITTER HURTS Steve intentionally loaded the bases with two walks but he'd fanned Mack Burk to bring up .100 hitters Freddy Van Dusen and Howie Pierson.

Van Duren found enough of the ball for a fly to deep center that scored the decider in a 5-4 game. ice iS i i Milw'kee 115 1011 12! 7 12111 78' I 10 14111111 81! 511.614: Lancaster 9 1013 11 10'; 8 81 70 i 61 jlO lO; 8,14,10111 701 7VS positions in his club last home game of the season Sunday. Pitching, he got three men on popups; afield, he handled five chances; and, at bat, he had two hits. 71 9,111 811! 9.11 691 San Fran. 8 10; I 9 71 67 62.519;mii Pittsb'gh I 9 101 912111 64! 651.496 1514' Cincnati I 9 11 10,13,111 7j 691 621.5271 8V4 New York 56.515i Chicago 2 jBoston 611.516; Baltim're 631.504! 7 iDetroit Williamsport had regained 31101 9 121 9,111111 68 .489 13V4 York 1 6j 671 Reading 10 101 1 81 9IZ)U 69 Spr'gfield 4 9I101 1 8:131 65 WiH'port I 61 8' TRIPS 110 101 63 fifth place from the Trips Sun 101 9,10 10 1 81 63! 66 St Louis 6 1 8101 9H 651 621 61! day afternoon when Earl Hum 69.469 16 LosAn'Ies 13 41 8.10! singer blanked the visitors until 651.4921 8V4 Cleveland 61 8 8110! 9H 91141 641 681.485 17 67 Kan.

City I 7) 8j 71 81 9HU 591 711.454 21 the ninth inning of a 6-1 breeze ftihin- I oj fii fiioi 8i 551 Eastern Boxscores IMMONI Chicago 71 fl! 8 111 61! Phila'phia 81 7 7,11 81 58 721.459.171,4 701.453,18 The Grays blasted out starter Jerrv Neal in the fourth on Carl All -town 1101 el 41 61 81 gj 9H IWash'ton 71 61 81 6 ,11 7j 9i- 541 Heron's bases-loaded triple and' tagged Kraly for four straight hits in the seventh before Fred (Sunday Gam) i Lancaster TRIPLETS I W1LLIAMSPORT Allentown 003 010 000-4 300 012 20x 7 figures nivs had it abrh rbi abrh rbii Springfield, Paschal. DP Hubacek, Baseball Scores, Schedules 4 0 2 0 Heron, 3b 1 SiMoran to Daskalakis: Shoop to Sprin Carpenter's hit got the Triplets in the scoring column in the ninth. 0 0 field; Moran, Hubacek to Daskalakis. 1 0: Left Lancaster S. Allentown 2.

3 0 2B McCue 2, Springfield. 3B Williams. 1 1 HR Gile. 0 4 1 4 I 3 1 3 0 5 1 4 1 0 TODAY PROBABLE PITCHERS Pacific Coast Leacne Eastern League City Vancouver 8 0 0 Johnson.si 1 0 Easton.lf 1 0 0 llopke.lb 2 1 Burk.c 0 0 0 0 Pierson 0 0 Oft! FAT LEAD FIZZLES Unlike the Sunday game, how- 1 21 IP ERBBSO 0 7 7 7 2 3 Thomas.rf Jarvis.U Johnson.e Neal.p Kraly.p a-Davis Palmer.p 2 0 Trakan 1 0 0 0 0 Sacramento 0-3 Phoenix 5 Spokane 0-0 Ji ever, Trip pitchers had the bene- it. 1 i Albany at Triple Cities, Johnson Field, 7:45 p.m.-Stafford (11-7) oripedg Briggs (3-0) vs.

Killeen (4-3). rorunna i a 0 Labans (W. 1-0) 9 0 SSI Sivift Was That In Fair Feature PB-Shoop, Gile. Pet. G.B.

Springfield at williamsport (2) 0 0 both of the Labor Day games. 0 0 0 0 (First Game) Casper said he was "Very happy for Jim. This Is the first time I've ever wanted someone else to win a tournament except myself." The leaders: Jim Ferree 69-61-69-71-270 Bill Casper 71-66-68-68271 Ken Venturl 70-67-68-68273 Dow Finsterwald 69-65-71-68273 Stan Leonard Fred Hawkins 68-70-65-72275 Ed Oliver 69-70-71-66276 Mike Souchak 69-65-73-70277 Gene Littler 69-69-74-67-279 Koichi Ono 68-70-71-70279 Art Wall, Jr 69-70-70-70279 Don January 74 68-64-73 279 Dick Klinesmith sported a 5-0 Case (12-7) and LeMav (11-9) v. jnoenix Kettle (4-5) and Frederick (4-8). fran Ule SPRINGFIELD I ALBANY lead early in the opener and Jim a Totals 33 6 11 61 ab rbil ab rbi Beading at Allentown Robinson 83 81 78 75 72 66 65 64 63 64 67 72 75 SO 82 81 4 0 0 0 Hankinsxf Syracuse (UPD Nolan Swift 2 was given a 3-0 edge (13-6) or ferry (13-8) vs.

aker .58 59 .538 .510 .490 .452 .443 .441 I lihfffnr ho oiroi throwi Tiltrh TotaU 32 1 1 a Reached base in 8th. Triplets Williamsport to-fl). on error for Kraly i Enos.If Dees.lb 000 000 001 1 Patan'2B am oo 20 fi York at Lancaster G. Moton (9-5) i Vancouver Jim Fer-ree, who graduated from the unknowns of professional golf yesterday by winning the B. C.

Centennial Open, says he now is a "cocky bad golfer. I probably won't win again for a year at least." The 27-year-old native of Winston-Salem, N. made the prediction after winning the $42,000 British Columbia tourney by one stroke over affable Billy Casper of Apple Valley, Cal. Ferree finished with an 18-nnder-par 270 over the 72 holes. He cot $6,400 for his victory, as much money as he had taken in the 18 months preceding the tourney.

Casper picked up $3,600 after a last ronnd of 66. to Salt Lake City Sacramento Seattle Spokane Syracuse, won the Eastern igilStates championship race for 18vi sportsmen's type stock cars at vt. JNtischwitx (9-5). 0 1 0 Valentin, 0 0 0 Kern.lt 1 1 OReedy.rf 0 0 Czekaj.c 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 Schmi'Ub oi old. trying for his third suc- National Learnt i PhiladelDhia at Pittsburgh (night) International League Jjcessive fine game against Wil- DP Pierson.

Johnson to Hopke; John-1 vveekly cf on, Pierson to Hopke; Heron, Pierson 'LeWjs rf to Hopke. Left Triplets 1, Williamsport i Herstek ss Toronto 2-4 Rochester 1-1 iliiamspon, mamtamea ms snui- Cardwell (2-3) vi. Witt (7-2). Buffalo 5-5 Montreal 3-1 0 0 Davis out until the sixth, hut Dale Cincinnati at St. Loui (night) Tony umi -lu-ett-ettziu Columbus 2-1 Miami 0-8 the New York State Fair yesterday.

The 33-year winning time was 17:24 in the 25-mile feature. He averaged more than 81 miles per hour in copping first place money 3B Heron. SF Burk. IP Purkey (15-8) va. Mabe (0-5).

ER BB SO i Unr'riei'ri Doug Sanders FeWhick. Bennetch's 2-run homer ended his mastery and in the eighth San trancisco at lam Angeies a i 0 1 0 0 0 0 172 Neal (L, 10-10) 32, 6 i 69-70-70-72281 74-67-72-69282 76-68-69-69282 Bob Goalby Havana 2-2 Richmond 1-1 American Association Minneapolis 3-1 St. Paul 1-0 Denver 2-5 Omaha 0-18 i Kraly 35, (night) Monzant (6-9) vi. Dry-dale (10-11). Totals 35 so iJim couldn't get anybody out Bo Wining er Totals ooo Palmer i Springfield 1 9 vil 'rv 4 1 68-72-71-71 of more than $1,000.

Billy Rafter Al Balding Hunsinger 11-7) Louisville 1-1 000 Albany 401 04x-9i "Vr, Charleston 7-7 Frank Stranahan 69-69-74-70282 of Niagara Falls was second. MacKertzie. Eoos. Irfft Spring field Indianapolis 2 HBP Hunsinser' (Johnson, Arenivar) Gigliello, Wagner. 2:20.

A 915. Wichita 3 ponents, Wound up leasons friend- Alkn- 1 Only games scheduled. American Leagua Detroit at Kansaa City Mofprd (3-7) vi. Grim (4-5). Boston- at New York (night) Sil Erni Vossler 70-69-71-72 2R2 John McMullin 72-70-67-73282 Howie Johnson 69-70-69-74282 I I chin U.

irk Tezai League 2B Lewia, McCardell, Weekly. 1 (First Game) TRIPLETS I WILLIAMSPORT ValenUa lwar(ek SF-Hankins. 'l 4-or-4 In. the nightcap Houston 4-3 Austin 1-6 Victoria 6-J Dallas 2-1 Tulsa 7-5 San Antonio 3-2 Fort Worth 5-4 Corpus Christ! 1-5 ler (7-7) vs. Monroe (2-1).

ab rbil ab rbi Baltimore at Washington inigni; 4 0 2 0 Heron, 3b 5 12 0 v.Tia-isi ft. 1.tl IP vr rr auuvc uiv marK 3 2 3 333 the Trips, too. Tonight Is the 2 2 0 last, of11 ree tor "Triplet Brown (8-3) vi. Kamot tli-W). Southern Association fiSwarinsteai (Wf 7-6) 1 0 Johnson.

ss I 0: Easton.lf at Johnion Field. Duffalo 4'4 Favorites 'OW on Holiday By the Associated Press Atlanta 3-2 Chattanooga 1-8 Harness Capsule Montlcello Mighty Moment won feature pace. Saratoga Karl Spring-wood posted 6th win of season Bellows Fells trot. Vonkers Billv Haughton reined Mamseot, 13-year-old gelding from Lowville. to Ardsley Pace win be fore 28,159.

0 I Manager Steve Souchock is expected Hernandez 1 lHopke.lb Faced 3 batters in 4th. Mobile 16-S Memphis u-z Birmingham 7-1 Nashville 2-6 Little Rock 6-2 New Orleans 5-7 sive mu owiiora a cnance for win No. 12 or let Arnie Briggs go for his 12 th straight Without 1 2 Burk.c 2 Thomas.rf Jarvis, Johnson Nichols, a-Davis Kraly Round Table headed for At- Mar Handicap as NoredskI, pay- 1 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 WP Davis, Hernandez. Ravisbiere. 2:09.

(Second Game) SPRINGFIELD ALBANY 2 NY-P PlayoBi aeieai oaung Dark ra June. 1M57. A TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE Eastern League Albanv at Triple Cltiei. Sorlngfield at Williamsport Reading; at Allentown. York at Lancaster.

National Leagua St. louii at Chicago. Milwaukee at Philadelphia (night) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night). The Trin. hav.

Iar.H lantic City ana me ept. is run- mg sis.iu, Deal ugnuy-regaraeu 0 Gill.p Wellsville 15 Auburn 1 Geneva 2 Olean 1 "Zippy" pre-eame show tonienLl ninff nf tho S100.000 added Unit- Solid Son fcv five lengths. 0 Milo.p ab rbi ab rbi 0 01 Enos.lf 3 1 1 0 Hankins.cf 4 0 1 A 5 amous niue rascal 4 0 0 0 ea Nations Handicap today still I piano Jim, choice in the S48.452 to supnlant on jmm Ktsv tnr s.vn.r 0 b-Hunt 0 0 0 Valentin, ss 0 Kern, If 2 0 10 I vrvrn M- u.inn Memphis Champ 0 I I Reedy.ri San Francisco at Los Angele 1 1 Flint. Mich. Memphis 3 0 101 uau ninasuuo ieiuws "'-ioia at ceimom farn, was oeaien i so good.

The league-leading winning horse. 1 five lengths by Warhead. Red Roses dropped three in a The 4-year-old son of Prince-i Munch, only filly in the field. eOWLIIIG Totals 31 611 Totals 32 5 pefrvib a Grounded out for Nichols in 6th. i weekl'v cl Grounded out for Maininl in 8lh.

iLewis.rf "Triplets 023 000 01 6 Williamsport 001 220 00 51 Reveira.c i E-Charnofsky. DP-Pierson, Johnson i (night). American League Ttneinn tit KpW York. 0 1 0 0 0 OSilvera.c 0 0 Schmi'Ub 0 0 0 a-Horn failed in a bid for victorious in tne sao.uou 110 0 vvnuig iwr naim in our i cuiu uu tctA Brf.r.v, added Atlantic uuy. sne paia Monday night p.

m. mensi was the owner of the National Amateur Baseball championship today for the first time in the 45 years of the-double-elimination tournament. The Tennessee city won the. crown vesterdav bv defeating 1 10 0 0 2 Se mar, 8Xd bS f2-game margin, Reading, youih AriD, T. rh'.

rim 3V. lengths in the mile and b-Lzekaj to Hopke; Heron, Pierson to Hopke; Pierson, Johnson to Hopke; Charnofsky Delfino to Arenivar. Left Triplets 6 Kansas City at Cleveland (night) Baltimore at Washington (nignt) Chicago at Detroit (night). YESTERDAY'S RESULTS "SCRATCH" 850 Totals 24 2 5 21 Totals 25 1 3 0 Williamsport 9, see, was also winless on its trip to York, dropping yesterday's nightcap when Pretzel ace Ed in the $139,650 Washington Park, three-sixteenths race on the Handicap at Arlington Park. grass.

2B Charnofsky, Jarvis, Carpenter, TEAM AVERAGE OR UNDER I a Hit inlo force for Schmidt in 7th. Filed out for Czekaj in 7th. Eastern Leaene Bennetch, Mitchell. 3B Jarvis. HR I Williamsport 5-5 Dayton, Ohio, in the finals, 5-2.

Triplet C-4 Springfield 100 001 0-2 Pierson, Johnson. Hopke, Johnson Instead of the winner's share 2d tame. 10 inns.) Drapcho walked in the winning Albany 000 000 1 IP ER BB SO Klinesmith 3'4 4 3 3 0 2 Herstek. Dees. Weekly.

DP Pagan run in the llth. The swepn "1... l.a" IM1L imIs Syracuse Albanv -l Springfield S-l Allentown S-7 Lancaster 1-4 SPECIAL OFFER TO LEAGUES to uees. Left Springfield 0, Albany 7. 2B Weekly.

HR Weekly. Enos. ncned York ahead of Reading; "u.S,n (I'PT) Prnmofpr York 11-8 Heading -a Syracuse for second place. Fourth-Dlacp Nichols 14 4 2 2 1 Kraly (W, 2-3) 3 10 0 4 Gill 2i 6 i 1 Milo 3 3 0 0 0 IP ERBBSO IP (Sunday's Scores) he finished the mile 2V lengths! Norm Rothschild said today that Vincent (W, t-2) 7 8 10 4 7 Springfield split with Albany on Triplets 1 For Afternoon and Midnight Hemage (L, 4-7) 7 5 2 2 3 4 7 back of Clem. Second place! the Boston Bruins and Chicago i 4.j tr.ui-'.

xr Springfield 1 Maininl (W, 10-10) 3 2 0 0 0 BINGHAMTON LIMB ERACE Inc. Manufacturer ef LIMBS and BRACES Ke pairs Made oa All Makes IT Glrnwood Ave, ffel S-2102 Albany 4 Lancaster 2 HBP by Herriage (Dees). 1:45. A PB Johnson. 9 $110' nei Vincent's 3-hitter that pulled out the nightcap, 2-1.

Wagner, Gigliello. uuuM-tru xuuiiu lauica ccii imigariaiuar'iv9 vi uie Allentown 3 2:16. 1 Leagues Games to comparea xsasn- nocKey eague win meet in an; National Lesgn uas record $1,288,565. lexhlbltion contest hept. 27 at the can Francisco 8-6Los Angele 6-5 (Secand Game) TRIPLETS vg, ab (First Game) READING YORK PLAY RED PIN tiA ome.

16 Inns) 1919 Cornell Coach rhie abrh rbii abrh rbi Mann.cf 4 110 Garcia 3210vi Clem's victory over Round Syracuse war Memorial. Table was no fluke. "He picked up 110 pounds and sped-over!" Fight Results Charnofsky, ss .274 4 1 1 Arenivar, lb 5 11 Mitchell, 3b .254 5 1 1 .254 Pittsburgh 5-0 Philadelphia 1-9 St. Louis 1-3 Cincinnati 0-9 Milwaukee J-3 Chicago 1-9 (Sunday's Scores) atl -7 Philadelphia 1-3 HEADQUARTERS Ken DooliHlt or Fred Hewitt For further information OBurdaJf 3 2 10 JOHI1 HUSH LflCS 1 3 12 2, OMatt ws.ib 3 3 31 Garden City John 'l nomas, rf Fnckie.U Jones. 3b Messick.lb Turner.rf Delfino, 2b the mile in track record time; Sydney, Australia Billy Todd.

Willie 0Kerou'brf I oiRushu' head football; of 1:34 to pay $21.80 for Australia, outpointed '4-9S93 4-9994 Milwaukee i Pittsburgh 0 .277 .281 .254 .227 .219 .250 .167 i Bchamp.e 4 ana corneu Round Table carried the 2 'ii' ilii. Chlcaeo 8 i Carpenter, el Tarantino, Davis, If Horsford, Kraly, i Laurel Bowlodromei Biskup.c far COLEMAN STOVES i ANTTRNS AND America Itma-Ltnitrii Im S) Pans CEIifiEDUH'S UAmlth.k i-Cirtlnr 142 Sfits St Pklas 2-7479 Retzer.c 4 2 o. umversiues, aiea Sunday night same as Swoon's Son, who ran'j. iU'-reiktan mm wtMini-i5 FianciK0 at of a daughter. disappointing seventh.

Swoon's edyS.mTAi.w fflow.t a trlc. Lag. tlotlbP 10 0 1 Rush( recenti mident cld flave ssed the mij.iN. i0. Boston 4-2 2 2 0 Open 24 Hours Fully Alr-Conditioned ml Dietrick.p ToUls .38 4 7 2 wapies.

was coach of! lion dollar mark and become; Boi.imnr.s-io WILLIAMSPORT Washington 0-1 Chicago 8-1 avg. ab rM i Sawkins-P millionaire vrr. cieveund -7 rnnceion elevens from fourth equine .282 .273 inrougn iai7, although games inlwith a victory. I Sunday New York 7 Washington 28 4 2 3oni3 i me latter season were canceled! Pound Tahlo nnt th nniv Heron Johnson, ss Easton.lf Bennetch, rf Hopke, lb 3 ATTENTION Totals I Reading V'V. Totals 003 aitimore a allA A A nr 11 tt uri i.tr rif ivrirm He; favorite in the Labor Day fea- vestrda- tZ Detroit 0 SYork 313 121 11 coached Cornell in 1919.

Kansai City 2 ture races Who had a tough Green Bay 20 Philadelphia 17 Cleveland Burk, BOWLERS Kubiszyn, Mathiaa, Mann 2, Jones. DP Jones, Jankowskl to Messick: Krol to Matthews. Left Reading 7, York 9. .330 .279 .282 .223 .193 .186 .125 .224 .333 iney were ireatea just as ruae-: ly at Del Mar, Belmont Park and ttl.ntia OOI 1QA HR Leslie. SB Beauchamp.

Bur- VanDusen, cf Pierson, 2b Gaskin, a-Hunt Milo, Kid Moves Up da. SK Jankowskl. Toth. Dietrich (L, 2-3) 8 TiUAi T. We Invite You io turned out at 17 tracks and wagered $18,706,015.

How Now, who had seven Mathias 6 4 4 1 3 wuci, 10-year-Oia Totals 36 5 5 4 Hawkins 2 4 3 2 1 unuea States Chess f.hamninn Two out when winning run scored. rranma 1 1 5 1 1 A VIBH1UC4 a a. a nim rvtir nwh a straight races, could do no bet- Sanford 2-4 5 3 3 2 ll" iul louay Stick a dozen sticks on your score! Ebonite Tornado, with Us tley-eirippina miracle finish .424 4 11 0 5 joineu me group 01 lavorites man iu a 111 me uei HBP Koenig (by Dietrich). Biskim (bv'th- fntot-jnnol hi i a uea out lor Gaskia in 7th. i Triplets 300 100 000 04 Williamsport 000 O02 020 15 Johnson 3, Pierson.

Left Triplets Williamsport 1. Toth). WP-Mathias. Robertson. -Lifrieri.

Lo-t. ment. Fischer defeated inter- Try second Game) T53pj national master James aherwln SWITCH TO 2B Delfino, Burk, Easton 2. 3B I Mitchell, Easton. HR Bennetch.

(off Horsford). SB Charnofsky. Arenivar. SF READING iORK fo) of New York. 1 a m.m 1 abrh rbi abrh rbi Mann.cf 3 10 1 D.G'cia.si 6 0 0 0 the only real new bowling bait in hall century Ja 0 ERBBSO FrickieJf 4 4 3 4 4 0 5 0 1 0 0 Burda.lf 0 1 EL Sunday in 0' oenneico, van iusen.

IP Horsford 7 Kraly 2-4) 24 Gaskin 7 12) 2 11 0 0 5 0 2 1 1 7 i Turner Before You 6 0 i IKKOIW, ft-4) a 6 4 2 10 0 2:20. 0 2Ret7er.c li Krol Leslie.rf 0 0 West.c 0 Springfield 000 000 220 37 10 0 oj (10 innings). Albany 010 200 001 04 11 2 jl Navarro, Hernendez (7). Wright (9) and McCardell: Buchanan, Gigliello. Wagner.

4 2 4 1 3 2 0 0 i BOO. Drapcho.p 0 W.G'cia.p Schwartzkoff (7), Killeen 19) and Russell.p adds to your pinfall because Joes what you ask it to do. It'i the ball that carries more woodl Write of your FREE booUet. "Better BowW ing" (with individual score thiet) to Dept. Ebonite (First Game) LANCASTER ALLENTOWN Czekai 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 abrh rhl ab rbi a-Thorne c-Sad'wski 3 0 10 W.Moton.p d-Rob'son 0 0 1 0 Home Runs Springfield, Paean, Perry; Albany, Mackenzie, Kern, Hanking.

Lancaster 000 000 002 2 6 1 Allentown 120 000 OOx 3 4 1 Thurston, Trakan (8) and Shoop; Payne, Thomas (8) and Gile. 3 1 2 2 1 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 4 0 2 McCue.cf 2 0 0 Moran.ss Figard.ss 4 0 0 Morton.ri 0 0 3 0 0 0 Dial, lb S01 OiMaUett.cf Benza.lt 1 1 0 Lavene.3b Shoop.c 2 10 Paffel.p 1 0 0 a-Th'rston 0 0 0 0 Kendig.p IlEATIiiG OIL Economical clean burning Wo deliver automatically UASIIIOA GOAL and FUEL OIL CO. 31 BROWN STREET 7-2111 or 7-8171 Totals 36 8 2 Totals 41 110 6 a Singled for RusseU In 3d. Ran for Thorn In 3d. Struck out for Roberts In 0th.

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YAED GOODS Ul Yd. 6'-9'-12' Widths 565 STATE ST. 4-6325 Totals 23 2 4 2 Totals 22 3 4 Stbiszyn to Messick. Left Reading a-Walked for Paffel in 6th. York I.

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SF Mann. IP ERBBSO Drapcho (L, 14-10) 1M4 10 6 11 IINrll lUiil I li liliLLri "3 ii Lancaster 000 001 12 Allentown 102 000 3 E-Cote. DP-Moran to Daskalakis; W. Garcia 2 2 1 Russell 1 0 0 0 0 1 i.vene unassisted). Left Lancaster 7, Koberts I I 0 0 4 4 li! BOVVLIKG SHOES Hen's $5.45 Women's S4.S5 ome Trial Plan 2B Gile, Benza, W.

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