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CI Item; Flaming Ccmef Flashes In N. American 'Chase (Special to THE NEWS) Saratoga Springs. Aue. 23. Brookmeade StaWo's By Dick Young- Cincinnati, Aug.

23. Big Newk, bidding to becomethe majors' first 20-game winner of the year, tonight fired his hard stuff at Cincy, as the Brooks went for their fifth straight victory. They were swinging at Johnny Klippstein and clipped him tor three runs in the opening frame.f Fee Wee was struck on'-- -mm -wwr Flaming Comet, who was disqualified and placed second very best havior today. II Eft HBO GDllsT Vt tfOlr2 here 1U days ago, was on his winning the North American teature of the program. flaming Comet, a 10-year-old gelded son of Teddy's Comet, was next to last in the early running as Coveted.

Glencannon and Odyssey vied for the lead. a 4 i i tt i 1 iiuoi xiairy xiaicner movea flaming comet into the lead around the far turn and held With Chipped Wrist Cincinnati, Aug. 23. Clem Labine's golden arm is out of action for two causing a severe strain on the Dodger staff at a most critical time of the team's flag fight. The ace reliever, struck on the right wrist by a pitch in last night's game at St.

3 i a Hi a to 4a. Louis, was revealed today to have a small chip in the wrist bone. He returned to his home in Woonsockett, R. to sit out" the mending period. THE EXTENT of the injury was learned this morning through X-rays taken at Christ- Hospital.

Dr. B. L. Hawkins, command thereafter, winning by Boston, Aug. 23 (JP).

Jim Tier-one length for a $15.50 dividend, gall's sacrifice fly in a hitles He carried topweight of 15lLjghth inning tonight provided pounds. Odyssey, co favorite with'the margin of Boston southpaw Coveted, finished second, a head: Mel Parnell'a brilliant three-hit, in front of Basilia. The race was! 9-1 victory over Cleveland's Bob Unhappy Fella His right wing in cast as result of chipped bone in wrist. Dodger relief artist Clem Labine tries writing with wronc hand. He'll get at least two weeks practice writing lefty before pitching righty.

UP Telefoto) I 4w OTM. i.ii.iwi i ii I the right hand by a pitch in the! replaced him at short as the Brooks took the field. Rain held up the game after five innings of play, 1KMX.KKS, FIRST: (Jilliam singled off Miliari a riove. Hwse was hit on the rifcht hand by a Hitched ball. Snidtr doubted to left, scoring: Gilliam and Keefe.

Snider went to third on the rla.v at the plate. oiJer eooretl on Funllo fly to Bell. J. Robinson fhed to Bell. Campanella.

went down wiuionr. Three runs, two hits, uo errors, none left. REDS, FIRST: Fernandez now playing fhoit. Temple grounded to J. Bobiason.

F. Robinson fouled to Hodges. Bell Btn- led to 1Kb Kill pzewski beat out a to short. Bell going to eecond. Fofrt -hit a home run, scoring: behind Bell ami Klup.ewski.

It was Ins tiih of the s-aon. Bailey fhed to Snider. Tbre runs, three, hits, no errors, none left. DODGERS, SECOND; Jabloneki threw out Hodden. Jacknon went down swinging-.

Neweombe doubled to the scoreboard. Temple threw out Gilliam. nun, one hit. no error, one left. SKCtlND, REDS: Fernandez threw out Jabtouski.

McMillan flied to Snider. J. liobinson threw out Klippstein. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. imiM.KKS, THIRD: Klippstein knocked ow a Fernandez's liner and threw him out at first.

Snider singled to right. Furillo sniffled to risrht-ctuiter. Snider Foiugr to third. J. Robinson hit into a double play.

Temple to McMillan to Hliiszewi-ki. No run, two hits, no errors. on left. REDS. THIRD: Gilliam a one-landed phoestring- catch of Temple's inking; liner to If ft.

F. Robinson ilied to Gilliam. Betl fhed to Snider, hmr acrHt. DOIX-KRS. FOl'RTH Campanella look the third strike.

McMillan threw out jHodgres. Jackson flied to Bell Nothing; across. KEDLKGS. FOURTH Klnwwski Topped to Jackson. Poht fouled to Hodges.

Pailey hit a ground rule double into left-center field. Jablonski took the third strike. runs, one errors, one left. IXHK.KKH. FIFTH McMillan threw out Newcombe.

Temple muffed Gilliam's liot smash for an error. Gilliam took second as McMillan threw out Fernandez. Snider walked. Furillo doubled to ecoriur Gilliam and Snider. McMillan threw out J.

Robinson. Two runs, one hit, one error, one left. REUS. FIFTH: Furiiio made a one-Jianded catch of McMillan's liner against the right field screen, fro we batted for Klippstein and popped to Newcombe. It tttat tpi In i Tpmnlo u-ao phIM nut on strikes.

Temple heatedly disputed the decision and alone; with coach Tom Fer-rick was bam shed by plate umpire Auuie lionatelii. Nuthinr across. Miiell Blanks Dues in 1st, 3-0 St. Louis, Aug. 23 (JP).

egar Bend Mizell pitched a four-hit shutout tonight for his 12th victory and batterymate Ray Katt hit a two-run homer as the Cardinals broke a three-game losing streak, handing the Pirates a fifth straight setback, 3-0, in the opener of a twi-night doubleheader. First Game) PIRATES (0) CARDINALS (3) tbrhpoof! Wnlln.If 4 0 9 1 0 0 Bl 4 0 12 0 Dwlt, S8 10 0 13 OLMinKUb Vir.lon.cf 4 0 2 1 6 4 0 0 10 0 0. Nelson, If 4 0 1 2 5 Kh ie.p 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Hall.p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pollet.p 0 0 0 0 0 OiMiwll.R b-SheprJ 1 0 0 0 0 0: t.O'Br'li.n! 0 0 2 01 i-Thomaa 1 0 0 0 0 Of uiies.e 3 0 0 3 1 01 at) po 4 0 2 1 2 (I 4 0 0 1 3 0 4 0 1 12 0 0 4 1 3 2 0 0 1 0 1 8 looooo 3 0 0 17 0 3 2 2 8 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 5 1 locals 30 0 4 24 13 1 1 TotaH 82 3 11 2T 12 (I s-Plirri out for Kline in 7th. b-Struck out for Toilet in 9ih. e-Flifd wit for E.

O'Brien In Uth. rt-Hit into flcuble plav for N.lon In flth. rMttstoursh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 St. Louit 0 2 i 0 1 0 0 0 3 RBI Katt 2. Blasitmalnr.

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O'Brien-Skinner. I.OK Pittsburgh 8. St. Ixmla 5. BB off Mizell 4.

SO by Kline Ball 1: Mitell off Kline in 6 Insj. Hall 1 In 1: Pollet 3 1. R-KK Klin. 8 Hall 0-0; I'ollet iliwll 0-0. Win Mizeli 12-10).

Lose Klin. Cravtforil. Ballanlant, Gor, Emeess. 2:28. examining physician, placed the wrist in a cast.

It will remain immobilized for 10'days, at which time the cast will be removed, and the wrist subjected to whirlpool treatments. To complicate matters, the Dodgers are unable to bring up a replacement for Labine at this time, due to restrictions governing late-season player manipulations. The Dodger roster is at its full 25-man force, THERE IS NO room for an addition, and no room can bo created by optioning one of the 25 to the minors because minor league teams, under baseball rule, cannot accept tyg league players within 20 days of the closing date of their season a deadline which already has passed. Fortunately for the Brooks, Don Bessent, No. 2 man in the bullpen, is at peak form and will be expected to Jassume Labine's role as star saviour of Dodger starters.

YOUNG. Steeplechase Handicap, the Red Sox Edge Indians, 2-1 bitter. Parnell's only miscue was a.fat pitch to the Tribe's Rocky Cola-vito in the fifth inning which the outfielder planted in the left field screen for his 15th homer of the season. Cleveland catcher Jim llegan got the other two safeties a solid single to left in the sixth and a lilooper to center in the eighth. COLAV1TO GOT the only walk off Marvelous Me, who hurled a no-hitter earlier this season, but was erased on a double play.

With two out in the ninth, third baseman Billy Klaus fumbled Al Smith's grounder but Parnell finished up by getting Al Rosen on a popup. Nats Nip A's, 5-3; Sievers Hits 25th Washington, Aug. 23 (JP). Roy Sievers slammed his 25th home run to tie the Washington club record he set last season as the Senators defeated Kansas City, 5-3, tonight. Chuck Stohhs held the Athletics to five hits and emerged with his twelfth triumph.

Moore Hurls, Bats Birds to 3-0 Win "Baltimore, Aug. 23 Ray Moore limited the Tigers to threa hits over- seven innings, banged out two singles and scored twic tonight as the Orioles defeated the Tigers 3-0. The big righthander was forced from the gam after injuring his shoulder sliding into second in the 7th. FILLER WRCA-TV CHANNEL 4 marred when Glencannon lost rider Hoey at the 10th fence.) Flaming Comet covered his run, of about two miles in 4:16 15. GRAND GRAPHEN and Paul Bailey proved a winning combin ation in the sixth, a $5,000 allowance affair for fillies and mares.

Carrying topweight of 116 pounds, the 5-year-old gray mare took the lead coming into the stretch and rolled through the home lane to win by a length and three-quar ters. Gay Life followed the winner under the wire and Silent One was third in the six-horse field. Glamour, installed the favorite because of her recent victory in the Test Stakes, finished next to last. Grand Graphen paid $9.70. $5.00 and $3,80 across the board.

TEDDY ATKINSON gained his third victory of the nfter-noon in the seventh rare whn he scored a head victory with Optimum just beating the fast charging My Chief at the finish. Atky also booted home Wheat-ley Stable's Merry Self, a $21.40 nifty in the fourth, and Some Vamp, ($8.20) in the second. It was three-for-three for the booter, who did not ride in any other races. ELLIOT'S GEM, who scored a surprising 29-1 victory at Jamaica on Aug. 3, came right back to make it two straight in the opening race, beating King's Charger by a length for a $19.80 payoff.

Flint Rose, the favorite, was third in the eight-horse field. Elliot's Gem was clocked in 1:405 for the AVilson Mile. Some1 Vamp was another repeater in the second race. The 5-year-old brown mare had a two length advantage over No Tribute at the end of the seven furlongs. ED AND WITH JACK LESCOULIE i i A SATURDAY 1 '''i ll 7' Cubs Drop Tulsa Chicago, Aug.

23 (U.R). The Cubs today announced they are renewing a working agreement with Tulsa next season. The AA Texas League team entered the club farm system this season. ENJOY L. IMPORT TUNE 11? "MEET THE CHAMPIONS" THE PSC Ruliriig The Public Service Commission turned thumbs down on plans to build a permanent railroad station alongside the Jamaica Racetrack yesterday.

The PSC approved the revised plan to eliminate the new Locust Manor station and a bridge at 120th Queens. This would result in a saving of about $1,087,000. The commission said the Long Island Rail Road was not justified in spending about $847,000 for the new station in view of recent disclosures the racetrack will be closed down in 1958. The decision leaves the horseplayer with tha same new but temporary facilities until the track closes. ton will play tomorrow morning in the consolation match.

In the second game Winchester took a first inning 2-1 lead on George Neville's two-run homer. Tom Jordon homered in the same inning for Roswell. Each scored once in the third inning. Winchester got five hits off Ferrell Dunham who struck out nine and went the distance for Roswell. N.

J. Little League Pitcher Hurls Perfect Game in WS Williamsport, Aug. 23 (JP). Fred Shapiro turned in the first perfect pitching1 performance in the 10-year history of the Little League World Series today and hurled Delaware Township, N. to a 2-0 victory over Colton, Calif.

The win moved Delaware Township into the final round of the series for the second straight year. It was beaten last year by Morrisville, in the final game. DELAWARE Township's opponent will be Roswell, N. which came from behind in its pame today to beat Winchester, 6-3. Winchester and Col A 6:45 P.M..