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2-C Sr. Petersburg Time, Thursday, Sept. 1 1958 Sports In Brief Major League Standings Yankees Beat Tribe Before 50,021 Fans People The Phoenix Giants have set a home run record for the Pacific Coast League, hitting three in sweeping a twin bill from Vancouver for a sea-son total of 205. muMfnw rw a CLEVELAND. OB To the Football NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS YESTERDAY Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 4 (10 innings) Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 0 St.

Louis 3, Chicago 1 Philadelphia 8, Los Angeles 6 AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS YESTERDAY N'cw York 8, Cleveland 3 Washington 5, Detroit 4 Chicago 7, Boston 2 Kansas City 4, Baltimore 2 Sfuarf Homer "Gives Friend Victory PITTSBURGH, A dramat-irj two-run homer by Dick Stuart irf the 10th inning last night gave Pb Friend his 20th victory as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Use San Francisco Giants 6-4. I the First National Leaguer to win 20 games this year and the first Pirate to turn tie trick since Murry Dickson djd it in 1951, raced out to greet Stuart. disappointment of 50,021 Dack- the-Indians fans, the New York I i I X. "i i The Baltimore Colts released a a 'J Yankees drubbed Cleveland 8-3 last night, battering five Indian pitchers for a dozen hits and leading all the way. Only through Yankee errors and a cluster of JACKSON GREENE walks could the Tribe score.

The crowd exceeded by 10,000 Standings Of Standings Of Jockey Willie Shoemaker, who rides Round Table in most of his races, pulled a switch yesterday when he agreed to ride Clem in the $100,000 United Nations Handicap, Saturday. Round Table will be the top money winner in the world should he win. Professional golfer Ken Yen-turl has signed to become professional at the Palo Alto Hills Golf and Country Club when it opens next May. Preston Bruce 22, the son of a White House Negro doorman who was scouted by President Eisenhower as a baseball player, was injured in an automobile accident. Eyjolfur Jonsson, 33-year-old Icelandic swimmer, quit his attempt to swim the English Channel after 14 hours in the water.

He was 10 miles off Dover when he stopped. Heavyweight boxer Tommy a at iz the largest previous home gate this year, despite weather in the Tbe Clubs a. i ij The Clubs mid-50s. So Ix at la lu NEW YORK CLEVELAND tuarts blast, his 15th since ah fell abrkkl 11 15 13 121 7.12,131 83 -13 12 12,10 1511,12, Bauer rf 3 0 12 MHarrell 3b 3 1 54.612: 65 .526 12 W'D'f'ld 2b 5 1 1 Oi eNaragon cpming up from the minors in mid-season, came after Roberto Clemente tagged reliever 1000 64 6 11 '12 12 10 13 111 8' 77 Mantle cf 2 2 0 0' Vernon lb 85; 72! 70j 6fi! 6 10 10! 816 10 11 71 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 110 Howard 5 0 1 2i Power 2b 66:.515 13'4 701.485 17H Rkowron lb 4 110 Marv Grissom for a two-out sin Minoao If 12 72.493 14 10 10 9 11 15 1013! 9 7 10 11! 9 12j 914 8 lO; 12,10 12 llj 7 4j 9 10 10j 9 12 12 101010 10 -j 612 8 6 10j 8 10 9 914 9 7 810 11' 111 Siebern If 4 11 0 Kuhek aa 3 3 12 2 111 6 10 810 661 70.485;i7!4 Milwaukee Pittsburgh San F'isco Cincinnati St. Louis Log Angeles Chicago Philadelphia LOST New York Chicago Boston Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Washington LOST file.

Ian Francisco prrrsm roh 4 011 4 0 10 4 0 10 74.468 17H 70 68 65 64 61 8 10 66 72.478,18'J 3 010 Rioh'ann 3b Monro Duren Dltmar 13! 7 6 10; 9 10 9 7 itrkM 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 81 '11 64j 73,467 20 till 76.45719 77 .442:21 PaVpnrt lb 4 1 Id Vlrdmi ri SOI Spencer lb I 1 Clements rf 1 1 81 7 10! 6' 8 7 121 7 9-! 8 .43125 Doby cf Colavlto rf Nixon Held aWertt Narleskt Grant bJackson rGrnber Scor Martin oRalnea Hays rf IT 54 65 06:70:70,72:73 78; I Dick Yelvington, an offensive tackle who was offered to the Colts by the Giants for a future draft choice. Dick Washington, a 23-year-old, 210-pound backfielder, has been placed on waivers by the Calgary Stampeders of the Western lnterprovincial Football Union. Navy has had a fearsome rash of 21 injuries Including one that sidelined their best lineman, tackle Bob Relfsny. der, who will be out for about three weeks. Wisconsin Coach Milt Bruhn used four sophomores in his first team during an hour-long scrimmage.

It was the first appearance of the boys in first line work. Dud Ferrari, Columbia halfback showed well in a full scale scrimmage at Columbia as did Tom Bilboa, an end who Tas on the long end of Ferrari's aerials. The Marquette team, hobbled by flu and injuries, was given a rest when Johnny Druze canceled the morning workout. The University of Michigan squad suffered no injuries during practice. This was a first for the week as everyone except a previously injured center dressed out.

Who Won? 5 I Stuart lb 5 11 1 Skinner If tin 4 1 4 1 Thml )k I I 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Klrsland rf feperia lb 4(11 Mai'r'tM 2b 0 0 5 0 10 Groat 4 11 Framtt Rnrtiere feVhmidt awhile Mizell, Cards Win 3-1 ST. LOUIS, UPl Vinegar Bend 10 0 0 IMI Hall 110 1 hPoweri 1 GAMES TODAY GAMES TODAY 31 17 1 Tela la nun Totala 1 0 0 0 Fmlea 0 4 0 Thorn Grounded out for Mossl In 5th: 1 0 friend 4(1 Mizell of the St. Leuis Cardinals pitched himself a one-run, four- Announced aa batter for Grant in 7th; Los Angeles at Philadelphia (Night) Podres Boston at Chicago -r- Delock (12-6) vs. Dono Ciel llnnunt tWaener Crujom Struck out for Jickaon in 7th I a 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 ft Struck out foe Martin in 9thi Popped van (12-13). (13-12) vs.

Conley (0-0). out for Harrell In ath. tTalale 40 4 II 4 Total 4 I 1 hit ball game last night and backed by steady hitting downed the Chicago Cubs 3-1. Washington at Detroit Pascual (8-10) vs. Mo- New York 101 OS 010 0 nul for fkhmidl III the gin Cleveland 000 010 110-3 ford (4-8).

b-Strurk out fnr Hall In the 9lh: Ktrerl out for Monjent In th lmh, Minoao. Richardson, Monroe. Kiioek. Baltimore at Kansas City Dell (14-10) vs. PO-A-New York 27-17, Cleveland 2710 San Fr.nrl.ra 01 1 010 O0 04 CHICAGO akrkhl DP Kuhek and Skowrnn: Garvcr (11-10).

Plttahyrro 040 Mfl Taylor 2b 9 0 0 0 Held. Power and Vernon; Richardson, (Only games scheduled.) E-Stoart, Schmidt, r. Thomas. PO A (Only games scheduled). WcDouaaM an SVowron: Power and San Francisco 29-11: Plttahurah 3010 Vernon.

I.OB New York Cleveland 7. (Hurricane) Jackson, banned from fighting in two states on medical grounds, was granted a 12-round match with Johnny Vick to be held in Sherbrooke, Que. Mihal Talj, Russia, emerged as the No. 1 player in the International Chess Tournament at Petroz, Yugoslavia. American 15-year-old Bobby Fischer is almost a sure bet to remain in the running for next year's Tournament of Candidates.

Pitcher Jack Kralick, 21, of Wyandotte, Mich, signed a bonus contract with the Washington Senators. Kralick is a left-handed pitcher. Roger Moens, Belgian 800-meter world record holder was suspended for making false statements to the press. Two ends from Alabama, Jimmy Beasley of Athens and Vic Laxson of Huntsville, have been promoted from the red-shirts to the Georgia Tech varsity. Abe J.

Greene, Commissioner of the National Boxing Association, resigned to "prevent the constant feuding and bickering" in the NBA over the powers of his office. AI Cervi, former Syracuse Nats coach, has been offered the coaching job with the Philadelphia Warriors of the National Basketball Association. Pot Luck Masten Gregory and Carrol Shelby, two American race drivers who were eliminated in the Italian Grand Prix last Sunday, were reinstated and declared winners of fourth place. Gregory became ill in the race and turned his Maserati over to Shelby who had a breakdown in his own car, a British BRM. ST.

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HR Slwncer, Rluart. SR 2 3 Monro tW, 4-1) ROUNDUP OF STATE'S GRID CAMPS Cepeita, Clement. Mazcroski, SF Dark 3b 4 0 0 0 1 Cepeda 3 0 0 Oi Smith rf 4 0 10 11J Neeman Pfvlhpa IMiren Ditmar Moasi T-) Narleskl IP A ItKR BR SO 1 0 0 0 Kasko aa 3 0 0 0 aGoryl 3 010 0 0 0 0 Mizell 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 1 1 11 1 23 Ciel 1 3 4 4 2 Monunt Till 0 1 Ciritaom 2 2 1 0 Frwnd iW. JAIJ) in 12 4 4 1 Buzhardt cLonaT f.rant Score 33 1 4 11 Total) Totala 31 3 I 1 Tiger Jones TKO's Crawford JIBP-By Friend (Kirkland). I'-Ven HBP Duren (Harrell).

Stevens, Walked for Phillips) in B-walked WW, Secnrjf Conlan, Sudol. 1:43. A Rict, Napp, Rommel. A 50.021. 3:03.

for Marshall in 8thi Struck out for Hnzharrit in 91 h. Unsung 3rd Team Sparks Spartans Chicara on 0101 St. Louis 100 020 OOj 3 Braves Win Again, 3-0 Lopez HR Trips Birds KANSAS CITY, Iffl Hector Freese 2 Bolffer. Neeman PO-A mcaso 2415. St.

Louis 27 DP-Hoyer, MILWAUKEE. The Mil Freese and Cunningham: T. Taylor, Lopez hit a two-run homer in Ranks and Marshall. LOB Chicago wsukee Braves continued their CHICAGO. Wl Spoiler Tiger St.

Louia 9. the eighth inning last night that march toward a second straight 2B Lnnis. Frees. Miiell, Moryn. SB Jones, a 3-1 underdog, chased TAMPA.

Wl Tampa University's unsung third team had its Taylor. Smith. the No. 4 welterweight contend IP Pit BB SO National League pennant last night by beating the Cincinnati dav vesterdav. effectively blunting the offensive attacks of the gave the Kansas City Athletics a 4-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles.

Phillips (L, 7-9) 7 3 2 4.2 Buzhardt 2 10 0 10 er, Mickey Crawford, through nine rounds last night then Redlegs 3-0 on the three-hit pitch first and second units in a bruising football scrimmage. "You micht say." commented Coach Marcelino Huerta, "that Mizell (W, 10-11) 0 4 1 1 7 ueimore, Landea. Barlick, jackow ing of 21-year-old left-hander KANSAS BALTIMORE caught him with a right in the 2:09. A women's 800 meters relay team in the Russian Federation Championship meet in Krasno day. Russia, for a new world record of 6:27.4.

Warhead, in a driving finish to capture the $30,200 Discovery Handicap for 3-year-olds at Belmont Park. Demobilize, by a head in the $30,000 World's Playground Stakes at Atlantic City. Cvetka Klancnik Bella, Yu-goslavia, in a glider specialty event held in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. She managed to fly 62 miles on a triangular course for a new world record in the event. the third team just plain tore them up." 10th to score a technical knock ab bl Williama 3b 4 110 Robinson 3b 1 0 0 0 Juan Pizarro.

The victory trimmed Milwau The key men in the third team out. CITY ahrkbl 4 0 10 4 10 0 4 112 3 110 3 10 0 3 0 10 3 0 10! Boyd lb showing were a pair of tackles, Tnttla cf Maria rf Looet 2b Cerv If Ward lb Smith 3b the team a day off from serin mage, said the first and third un Crawford, a 24-year-old art 4 0 0 0 kee's magic number to eight and kept in tact their 6'4 game lead 4 0 10! Woodlln rf Nieman If Triandos Busby cf student from Saginaw, Mich junior Hardy Stanle of Jacksonville and sophomore Jerry 3 0 11 Villmer Wins Mat Feature Ray Villmer beat Leo Wallick its were barely adequate in their workouts. But the second 2 0 11 0 0 0 0' Chill was pitifully inept as the battle- aHale 1 0 0 0 Pem'stri a 3 0 0 0 scarred Jones making his 33rd 3 0 0 0 Tasby cf 1 1 1 li Grim team received most of the Lawson of Starke. "They looked terrific," said Huerta. The workout pleased the coach national television ring appear Gardner 2b 4 0 0 0 Miranda aa 10 0 0 coach's criticism.

ance pummelcd him. in the third and final fall last h'Vriel 10 0 0 Harshman 1 0 0 0 cPilarcik 1 0 01 Capt. Joe Plevel and Frank Bouffard, both backs, took it easy Jones, 30. belted Mickey from Totala 32 1 7 t1 Tatala 29 4 4 1 night to take the feature event of the weekly wrestling program in that it turned up some unexpected reserve strength, but he was disappointed in the showing of the first and second squads. a Hit into douhle play for Busby In Wednesday to rest recently suf fered bruises.

lat: Popped nut fnr Miranda in 9th over the second place Pittsburgh Pirates. In posting his first shutout in the major leagues, Pizarro claimed his sixth victory of the season against a pair of defeats. CINCINNATI (MILWAfKFr. li fcl ahrkbl Temple lb 3 1 It- Sch'd'nst 2b 4 0 1 1 rf 4 0 0 IV Mean aa 4 0 11 Whia'n'nt If 4 0 1 lUMalhews 3b 4 0 1 0 Rnninson cf 4 0 0 (i Aaron rf 4 0 10 Buraesse 4 0 0 01 Torre lb 3 0 2 0 Urnpo lb 4 0 0 fl Adroek If 4 0 10 Hnak 3b 1 0 0 0 Patkn If 0 0 0 0 McMillan 2 0 0 0' firuton cf 3 2 2 II Purke 1 0 0 0 Rice 3 0 0 0 rirtley 1 0 0 0 Puarro 1111 Pent 0 0 0 0 at N. Worth Gable Armory.

Struck out for Harshman in pillar to post much like he did in the same Chicago Stadium ring three years ago in handing comebacking Sugar Ray Robinson one of his worst defeats. Each granpler had taken a fall In other action, Gustafson had Baltimore )oo 001 000-2 ICE Cubes Blocks Kansas City 800 010 12i-4 Huerta received another jolt a trio of reserves punting in nis before Villmer forced his opponent to give up with! a toe hold. Miranda, Gardner. PO-A Baltimore search for more kicking strength. 24-10, Kansas City 2710.

DP Lopei De- Coll 7-5366 for location Nearest Teat At least four times Crawford when 215-pound guard Tom Scott quit the team and returned to his home in Cattleburg, Ky. The final fall went 13 minutes. maestrl and Warn; Miranda, Gardnpr Ron Lopzonski, a junior, stood and Boyd: Demaestrl. Lopea and Ward. In the semifinal, women's out.

Sophomores Stan Markowski LOB Baltimore 8, Kansas City 4. was shaken by solid rights, and his body was pink from the Ti 2B Cerv. Tuttle. HR-Tasby. Lopez.

SF world champion Moolah retained and Doug Davis also showed Scott was a transfer from More-head, College and sat out Skippers in the North American Star Sailing Championship had to sit it out today as bad weather made sailing impossible the event is being held at Oxford, Md. Football talent weighing more than five tons on the hoof is cavorting about the UCLA practice field, says Notary Public D. M. Westmoreland, who weighed in 54 varsity Bruin players at 10,630 pounds. The fastest stock car crivers in South Florida will battle it out for the Area Championship Saturday eight at Hialeah Speedway.

-Chiti. ger infighting. In close. Craw her title by defeating Judy Gra- promise. IP UK ER BB 51) Tata'! Dili Totals 12 I 10 1 rTarah'an (L.

11-13 1 2 ford seemed helpless, seldom ble in the third of a three-fall last year to be eligible this season. He had been on the first -GOLF- Fanned for Purkey In 1th. Grim iW, 0-6) 9 7 2 15 landing a blow as he concen match. Flaherty. McKinley.

Chylak. Berry. Cincinnati ana no (ion 0 Milwaukee 0H0 010 itn3 2: 18. A 6,039. trated on covering up while team until Tuesday, when he Grable won the first in 14 min B-Tflesn.

PO-A ClnclnnatlM-in. Mil aukee 2710. LOB Cincinnati Milwau BALTIMORE SIDE Jones slammed left and rights into him. was dropped back to thecond unit. Nugent Drills Tribe Under The Lights TALLAHASSEE, Of) Tom Nu utes only to have the champ take the second in 13 minutes.

are a. 18 Temple, Bruton. 8-Biee, Torra. PELICAN COUNTRY CLUI NO WAITING IS Chempienship Mala S. Alt.

it te Lares 1501 Indian Darks Hi. In leeutifui Bella-air Carlos Mendoza beat Lou IP FR BK SO British Soccer Results Results in British Soccer Plummer in a 19-minute opening gent worked his Florida State rnrkejr 10-10) 7 9 3 3 0 Pena 1 10 0 1 Pliarrn (W, -2 3 0 0 4 event. League matches yesterday (home teams first): Gators' Woodruff Still Juggling Players GAINESVILLE, (UPI) Smith, Dasroll. DonateUl, Crawford. University football squad under the lights last night for the first 4 A 19,586.

time since the opening of fall ENGLISH LEAGUE tDiviilon 1) Phils Bear Bums 8-6 practice. Chelsea 0. Newcastle United 8 leeda United 0. Birmingham (tiel Manchester City 1. Lulon Town 1 (tie) The Seminoles open their 1938 Torgeson To Pilot Winter League Club White Sox first baseman Earl Torgeson, a resident of Anna Maria, announced yesterday from Chicago (hat he would manage the Boer club of Managua, Nicaragua, this winter.

PHILADELPHIA, HI The Notting-ham Foreat 1. Tottenham 1 (tie) West Bromwich 1. Portsmouth 2 Coach Bob Woodruff continued to juggle the Florida Gator lineups yesterday in search of the right combinations to go against Tu-lane in the season's opener here season with a night encounter here with Tennessee Tech Satur Divisloa 1 day. And their next four games Barnsley 7. Charltnn 1 Brighton 2, Grimshy 0 Ipswich Town 1.

Derhy County 1 ttie) Lincoln 2, Fulham 4 Liverpool 2. Sheffield United 1 Philadelphia Phillies put down a ninth inning rally to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-6 last night in wild contest that included homers by Dodger rookie Frank also will be after-dark Sept. 20. Woodruff said he would not Stoke City 4. Scunthorpe 3 Sunderland 3.

Sheffield Wednesday (tie) Nugent said his starting line mvision 1 name the first two teams to meet Tulane until after a game-type Bournemouth 0. Readmit 1 up against Tennessee Tech would Kradford City 1. hesterfield 0 Rochdale 1, Swindon 1 (tie) scrimmage on Saturday. Howard and veteran Carl The clubs committed seven errors between them and com-pfied a total of 23 hits against sa pitchers. be Pete Fleming and Tony Romeo, ends; Bob Swoszowsk! and Southend 1.

Tranmere 3 Apparently the Gator coach Srexham 0. Newport 0 million 4 F.xieter City 3. Oldham 2 and his staff are not too satisfied with the combinations they have tested in nearly two weeks John Spivy, tackles; Al Ulmer and Terry Moran, guards; Jack Hardy, center; Dick Frinzi, quar Giliinehnm 4, Barrow 2 Workington 1 Crew 0 1m ANOKI philaiiki For Torgeson, a 12-year man In the majors, it will be his first crack -t pilot-Ine; a club. He will be a non playing manager. I says he hopes to get a team TIIIA alt rk bi ah hi SC OTTISH I EU.I (Quarterlies -first lea) I) A t'Mia a 4 0 10 Askburn rf 3 110 1 0 0 0 Kazanokl 2b 4 3 2 0 Avr 1.

Hearts 5 Celtic 2, Cowdenbeath 0 Kilmarnock 4. Dunfermline 1 Patrick Thistle 2, Ahrnalh 1 of two-a-day scrimmages. The workouts have put several players on the injured list but so far only fullback Sonny Giles of Jacksonville has definitely been counted out of the Tulane game. TORGESON ilkn Fritkine goaebnro nlile lb JMrker lb funllo rf 5 airly rf 'ward If Simmer Sb Veal 2b jBillum 2b fiivfidale Birref Isnirter noon Hnurhee lb 3121 0 0 Pmt rf 1 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 Anrierion If 3 I 1 1 1 0 0 Oi Jnnea 4 111 1 1 3 1 1 Fern'riet aa 4 0 0 0 4 2 3 0 Sawatskt 3 0 10 4 2 12! Roberta 4012 3 110 Erlrkaoa 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 01 3 0 10 1 0 0 0 loon terback; Bobby Renn and Jack Espenship, halfbacks; and Dink Lawrence, fullback. Swoszowski, Hardy, Moran Romeo and Espenship are sophomores.

Ulmer and Renn are the only holdover regulars from 1957 on Saturday's starting team. Tennessee Tech will fly in 1 0 0 0 Andy Gus Shows Signs Of Dissatisfaction CORAL GABLES, (UPI) Un pewent 0 0 0 0 Hndaea 10 11 'ibinon 3b 0 0 0 0 of top major league prospects from the minors for his winter league venture. "I have talked to several major league clubhand they have assured me of help," said Torgeson. The former National Leaguer says that the White Sox will have no official tie-in with his winter league post. iversity of Miami grid Coach Andy Gustafson put his first three See The Entirely New teams through intensive defense if I 17 V'u--' 1 i I 1 1 "nil? si-i drills Wednesday but expressed "21 dissatisfaction with their efforts.

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LJL. MODEL HOME 8976 make it that night," he said with deep feeling in his voice. "I really prayed." had reached "maximum improvement." Asked to set a time, Dr. Rusk said, "he'll be with us for some months to come at least." Campanella, who will be 37 on Nov. 19 according to baseball record books, said Walter O'Mal-ley.

Dodger owner, had offered him a job as a radio commentator and coach 'but he wasn't thinking about it at the pjesent time. "Yes, the Los Angeles job offer remains open," he said, "But it would take a little doing. My home is here and my business and this hospital. I have no steps in my house, although it wasn't built with this in mind, and I can get around my whole house. As for this hospital, I doubt if I could go any place that could out, i need a little help.

Campy said he attended at Ihe Institute from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and again in the afternoon from 1 to 3:30 p.m. He pulls sand bags on pulleys and is now up to 17 pounds. He takes oxygen to help his lungs and his talking and doctors work his fingers and move his legs.

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