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CHOLLY NOT SO JOLLY JOHN HALL Yankees Play iSame Old Tune, El Sequndo Eyes ivitzimt 3 -7, Babe Ruth Title WOODLAND (CPU across the country will World Series begins todav Icompete in a double eliminator the Babe Both League. ion tournament to climax thai is. (next weekend. El Segundo teams of l'l. 14 a nd represents the Pacific Soutii-!" sear olds from eilit re-uvest Justice Agents Grill A's Finley, Chisox Owner on Yankee Sale I Anai Yeah! Yeah! in, 7-0 like! (I'l'I) I didn't like to hax to.

Kmlev said he didn't BOSTON" i.f Bob lne Department account to the Department) "to see my investment jeo-j man's grand slam home tun.jof Justic quizzed ownenof Justice, and that through his shen-j one of three homers hit bCharle O. Kinley of theibetter do something to'anigans." 1 Boston, and Bob a a City Athletics iorjehange the stupid image' thought it ceitainlv was SW W0RLD viinuiriwii to! Srtv lo a 7-0 vii-tnrv ovi-r IheiinfAi-mtUn uisgraee to oaseuaii to baseball DODGERS ii i i i in a i ii 1 1 i iui 1 1 1 it ru in 1 1 i it II I staggering New York, projected sale of the New "protested the Yankees Friday night. 'York Yankees fj Columbia! fad that it now becomes have the Department of Justice investigating thej It had to happen. Well, maybe it didn't, but it has. On top of the other phases of the mania.

ve'e now also got a wrestling Beatle. Mania, as described br Webster, is madness inordinate craving, abnormal passion a craze. Like, you said it. One might better undtM-stand what Xoah had in mind by driving by vs i The loss extended broadcasting System. to be interviewed' np eiiami streak Arthur C.

Allvn. owner ot bv he ant i-mis! di isinn nf nav "efn Yankee-' losing five their longest this so; as president ot was doing his the Chicago While Sox. re-Uhe Department of Justice." jf'nl('(1 if sealed at the same time that "Had this been handled in lpdle the Hollywood Bow! anytime between dusk and i. i. i ii 1.1" ne iiao oeen quesuoneo ovpne manner mat the pi esj the Justice Detriment ren-iident of iIia 4 i a Sale CINCINNATI 7:35 PM TONIGHT Fresetsted if ONION OIL COMPANf of S()r, of the to CBS was re- resentatives earlier.

I League should ha ve handled' dawn Sunday. It figures? that wrestling 1 -milHnt lo f-jr 1-iAhinrt son. The Yankees also dropped 'five games off the pace in American League pen-'nant race. Solo home runs by Dick IStuart and Eddie Bressoud SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pwnh l-'mlev Mix nit ii a-uU ha. 1 vealect last week, ami ironin 5 CHEVROLET DEALERS OF SO.

CALIF. protested the fact that thWjcurred. Your ment action in'dnnounte1 eiht were subifHted to a sale of the Yankees is ers ln ine nat1 aP Lie had KFl 640 ec2ah Jv. and Alhn i 41 I' iflV to Impi'il'nl jnnlKoi' ovMmnlo bl'OVed. hinleV' off starter Kahm lerrv in iaiii'iiivi vllviVl QiltlIC lJ (rifl League president Joe Cronin.

our iot leing qualified toloie the fourth inning got the onl opponents, have challenged the 50.000 WATTS DAY AND NIGHT CLEAR CHANNEL i called ironm on the American: 1JUUI Ivaliditv of the phone." Allvn said, "and told.League a- president." JRed Sox off to a 2-0 load. I Tillman's blow off Stan in the eighth cli- imaxrd the scoring. The Red! POWELL MIGHT NOT BE OUT FOR FULL MONTH The Wrestling Beatle is booked to appear at the Olympic Auditorium Wednesday night, and it's not by coincidence. He's been following the Beatles from town to town. The Beatles sing and be grunts, or maybe visa versa.

"The big diWenme between me and those other Bailie? is that I've got a says the restlcr teith a ttraight jnce. And please get that, lie insists his real iianie is George Rmgo. and he was born in Liverpool. jSox loaded the ba-es on a i walk to Stuart and singles Lee Thomas and Bressoud. Tillman then connected into net in ieft field.

I Heffner making only his 1 I BALT1MORK Anthe chip bdl k' in place. He orthopedic sureon declined iould not predict at this i 11 OFFICE, fT JxAlkmhwM and school i tvj jjEXTRA DISCOUNTS I KAJ)- that might jMMU uum Ilme now long av how licr nun nir uol uim Dm jT George Ringo JLr SAVE $30 xLXNewCeBerallOKey nniinr i won ins sixth game against take to heal, four Hr-ttc ,1 ovvel of th Baltimore Or- -tu oriedis. 1 he do tor was unw illing i The Yankees, shaken up ioles would be out of make a final decision until bv a harmonica playing 'after examining the voung'he sees the X-rav films taken jhassle between Manager -sludger's injured left wrist, in Boston." an Oriole I Yogi Berra and mfielder; But the surgeon --aid "itispokesman said. jPhil Linz. manageil onl doesn't look as bad as indi-; The films ate on their was singles otf Heffner.

Linz was Po.vell hurt bis wrist 'and if thev are not too clear jfinetl S2tX shonly before the, a game at Boston Thur-; Powell's wiHt will be X- (garne. uUv when he ran into the raved again. I he spoke-man Mis key Mantle, playing x-oreUxii'd chasing a flv I left field for the first time in. The gue then was thdt In the meantime, the Or-, his major league tareer ar.d puwell would be out a mle insiructed outfielder a Made to Sell at $49.95 I rAw. a i i ZmA 1095 VS.

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New York, that Is. Even Freddie Blaie. Baron Leone. Count Billy Varga and the late Gorgeous George would be embarrassed. Ringo has been groaning for pay since lfif.

He started in Chicago, but in those das he figured the name George Ringo was sissified. He called himself Bob Sabre. never hit it tun." he admit. "Ami I derided to gait to piny the guitar and sing. Then, nil of a sadden out cf England came the mop-heads.

It opened a whole new career for aie. Peojilr started railing me George ilmgo, the Wrestling Beatle." He swears on a stack of guitars (hot it i ail true. One of those moments in history. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Please pass the aspirin. Morton Another Dean Chance? The Angels may not realize it yet. Inn thev've Rot another young right-handed hurling hope with the Dean Chance trade-mark growing up on the farm at San Jose. His name is Lon nephew of Mike Morton, co-manager of No.

1 banty contender Jesus Pi-mentel. Lon has a strong arm that is matched only by his confidence. It seem? all youngsters in the Angel organization are asked to fill out a questionnaire at the start of every reason. One of the questions is what, is your ambition. Every Sun Jose player but Morton put down 'heroine big lecgiie ballplayer." Morton trrote "Ha1! of Fame" Rocky Bridges, the manager, talks about Morton, among other things, in the current Sinrts Illustrated, and it's nice to see that the rest of ire world is beginning to appreciate our old hero.

When Rocky Was an All-Star The former Angel coach and pride of lxng Beach repeated a few of his favorite stories, including the one about the year he was a hitler in the majors. That was in 1958, the strange season Rocky made the All-Star team. "1 ir as hitting M)7 at the break." said Hot kg. "Rut then I checked out a Frank Lary fast ball on my jaw. The trouble with having a wired jaw Is that you never can tell when you're sleepy you can't ynn Bridges, whose wit has been sorely missed at Dodger Stadium this season, played 11 years in the majors and coached two more.

He may have set the record for uniform changes, jumping back and forth between Brooklyn Cincinnati, Washington, Detroit, Cleveland. St. Ijuis and IiOs Angeles. "I've had more immberx on my bark than a bingo heard. My wife had to write me in care of Ford Fnck.

He was the only one who knew where I was. It's a good thing I flayed in Cincinnati for four years it took me that long to learn how to spell it." said Rocky. Confessing he finds life in the California League a little different. Bridges describes the San Jose bus with enthusiasm. "Oar bus is uir conditioned lit said.

"IE yon open a window. Every so often we have to tell the driver to throw another log on the air condition The hotels also don't exactly match the Shoreham nd the Sheraton Cadillac. "But they're interesting said Rocky. "In one hotel lobby they have an artificial plant, ft wasn't, always ortificial. It's just been there xince the stone age." Rooky's San Jose club is currently battling it.

out with Santa Barbara for fifth in the California League, but the pennant race is secondary to his work with the Mortons and such as Cotton Xash, the Angel-Laker from Kentucky. Berra Shows Signs of Strain Things have obviously changed in the American league. The Yankees have cracked. There's no truth to the rumor Y'ogi Berra is going to ship Phil Linz west so that he can play his harmonica down on the pier at Santa Monica, but when the Pinstripes start grumbling among themselves it's time to officially recognize Chicago and Baltimore. However, an old warning from the Commissioner, Rob Cerv, comes lo mind.

"S'ever laugh at the Yankees, even when yon bent them." said Cerv dining the days he wore an Angel uniform. Cerv liked to recall the 1 if U) season and point out how Baltimore swept a key series with New York and led the league by two gaint.s. as laie as Sept. But the Orioles made a sad mistake. They ridiculed the Yankees in the papers and started printing World Series tickets.

The Yanks brooded silently. They got the Birds back in Yankee Stadium later that month, took four in a row, and once again won going away. But this, of course, is 1964, and Berra is definitely showing signs of strain. Go ahead and allow yourself st least a little chuckle. Magic Number for Phils Is 34 And speaking of flag races, can I be the first to point out that the magic number for the Phillies is 34? Willie Davis, talking about how he feels when he goes up to the plate in a clutch spot, may have said it best or the Dodgers and the grandstand managers of 196M.

give my best." soli Willie. "But I try to stay loose. 1 say to myself 'it's not your wife and it's not your It's not the end. Outside of Sandy Kou fax it's been a disappointing leason. But Willi is right.

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