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The York Dispatch from York, Pennsylvania • 15

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The York Dispatchi
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15 the YORK DISPATCH, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1955. SMITH PAYS OFF AS CARDS' FIREMAN Ce 1 ee i nAr (Hi r. 'f OIL JA PAVS 1ST DIVIDENDS ALLOWS 1 HIT IN 3 INNING RELIEF STINT TQ, BEAT braves Pe UL REVISED 1955 PIEDMONT LEAGUE SCHEDULE PHILLIES WIN SECOND TIRE ApPranc apestone United State K1 service on our lot ft XIRE tszre. h-STecaps in town AT NEWPT NEWS May 10 II 12 June 21 22 22 Aug. 12 3 4 YORK.

(By the United Press) Eddie Stankys big Winter deal paid its first dividend today when Frank Smith displayed the power ful relief pitching which the St. Louis Cardinals believe will make them a National League pennant contender. Smith, acquired from Cincinnati May 7 8 9 June 17 18 18 19 July 29 JO 31 LANCASTER June 567 June 10 11 12 13 Aug. 24 25 26 -yv HAGERSTOWN. OUR REPEATED HIGH SALES PROVES THAT WE HAVE WONDERFUL CAR VALUES, OR WE WOULD NOT SELL 100 CARS IN A MONTH.

WE ARE TOLD BY OUR CUSTOMERS THAT WE HAVE THE CLEANEST CARS THAT CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE; STOP IN AND SEE THEM FOR YOURSELF. 80 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 1955 FORD 4 DR. V-8 Fordomfttic Radio Heater Turn Signals Seat Covers Etc. 1450 Miles on This One. Only 00 53 Buick $1795 2-Dr.

Hard Top. Rlv. D. r. 1 owner.

Clean. Pontiac $1895. Loaded with extra, new. June 123 July 7 8 9 Aug. 20 21 22 23 SUNBURY.

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$149, 53 Ford $1250. Sedan Del. One Owner. Likt new. 53 Chev.

$1495. Bel Air Hard top. 1 owner. Like new. AMERICAN LEAGUE (By United Press) 53 Pontiac $1695.

53 Pontiac $1695. 2-Dr. 1 owner H. M. Like new.

2 in stock. 4-Dr. Hydramatie. Fully equipped, clean. TRUCKS AND USED CARS A3 Makes and Models See Them at BUSLE AVE.

EXTD. Beyond the Fair Grounds USED CAR LOT AMMON R. SMITH AUTO CO. Yesterday Results Boston 8. New York 4 Chicago 7, Kansas City 1 Cleveland 5, Detroit 3 Baltimore at Washington (rain) Tomorrows Game Cleveland at Chicago Kansas City at Detroit New York at Washington (night) Baltimore at Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE 1953 PONTIAC CAT.

if Coupe. This is one of Americas most beautiful cars. All leather interior. Hydramatie, radio, heater, loads of other extras. This car sells for over $3,100 new.

Stogie Is a Dead Giveaway; $16,000 Goes Up in Smoke CLEVELAND, April 15 (UP). Lew Byrer, sports editor of the Columbus Citizen, shifted his ever-present cigar and said today he will not appear in probate court Friday. How could I hope to prove to a judge that I dont smoke, he asked. Byrer 58, writes a daily sports column for the Citizen, headed by his pictures. Fea-lured prominently in the photo is a stogie which some accuse Byrer of chomping even in bed.

Byrer is one of eight grandchildren ordered to appear before Judge Walter T. Kinder to prove they are eligible to share in the $16,000 estate of Henry Byrer who died here in 1907. Under the will, ill grandchildren must prove they never have used tobacco or whisky, or even entered a place where it is sold, and show their personal lives above reproach. Byrer 'said his two brothers and one sister all agreed not to appear. If their four first cousins also fail to appear, its expected the estate will be divided to all equally as next of kin, rather than under terms of the will.

Court aides said that Henry Byrer, a straight-laced Penn-sylvania-Dutch undertaker, neglected to specify in the will that the share of any grandchildren who couldnt qualify as non-smokers and non-drinkers would go to those who did. last December for third-baseman Ray Jablonski and pitcher Gerry i Staley, made a winning debut for 1 the Cardinals yesterday when he I hurled the last three innings of an 11-inning, 8-7 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. Smith took I over with the Braves leading, 1 7-6, and shut them out with only one hit the remainder of the way. Given the sturdy, late-inning relief pitching which they lacked so often in 1954, the Cardinals tied the score on Stan Musials ninth inning home run and won the game on a round tripper by Bill Vir-don, in the eleventh. Red Schoen-dienst.

Rip Repulski and Wally Moon also hit homers for the Cardinals while Bobby 7'hrnson and Danny OConnell homered for rthe Braves. At that, the 27-year-old Smith almost deprived himself of the victory with a boner which recalled the famous blunder in 1908 which made Fred of the New York Giants immortal. Moon had singled with Smith on first and Bob Stephenson on third in the tenth inning, Stephenson trotting home with what appeared to be the winning run. But the alert Braves noticed that Smith neglected to touch second base and threw the ball there forcing out the pitcher and nullifying the run. A total of six home runs were hit as Brooklyn Dodgers ruined the world champion New York Giants home opener with a 10-8 trumph.

Don Newcombe, who was a disappointment in his first mound test of the season, drove in irn the eleventh round. CAMARILLO, April 15 (UP) Wolgast was in retirement from Former lightweight Champion Ad1 September. 1916, to September, 1920. Wolgast. who held the world title He retired after fighting a four-from 1910 to 1912, died yesterday at r0Und draw with Lee Morrissey on Camarillo Stat Hospital after a Sept.

6. 1920, in San Bernardino, long illness. He was 67. Wolgast, the famed Michigan Assassin of the ring during his colorful career, had been confined to hospitals since 1936 as a result of brain injuries suffered in the nhg. Wolgast won the lightweight crown on Feb.

22, 1910, at Port Richmond, from battling Nelson in the fortieth round of a fight generally ranked as one of the great battles in ring history. Hospital officials said Wolgast died at 5 a. m. (PST) of bronchial pneumonia. He had been seriously ill for several weeks.

In October, 1953, Wolgast was reported near death of a respiratory ailment but recovered. During his career, Wolgast fought 145 bouts, winning 85. He lost his title on Nov. 28, 1912, when Willie Ritchie was awarded the crown on a foul at Daly City, in 16 rounds. Wolgast and Ritchie never were rematched.

Ritchie lost his title to Freddy Welsh on points at London, on July 7, 1914. In a bout with Welsh four months later, Wolgast broke a bone in his arm and was unable to continue after eight rounds in a New York fight. Welsh retained his title on a kayo. Welsh and Wolgast met twice more. In 1916, they fought 10 rounds without a decision in Milwaukee and the third time Welsh was awarded the decision on a foul DORIS HART WINS IN HAVANA NET EVENT HAVANA, Cuba, April 15 (UP).

Doris Hart ofMiami, Ithe United, States national champion and generally ranked as the worlds top woman tennis player, won the womens title in the Havana Country Clubs Invitational Tournament yesterday by beating Shirley Fry of Akron, 6-2, 6-4, in the final round. In- the semi-finals of mens singles, Luis Ayala of Chile defeated Gustavo Palafox of Mex-icd, 6-1, 6-4, and Mario Llamas of 53 Chev. $1395. 52 Pontiac $1395. 4-Dr.

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Radio, Heater, etc. Mexico defeated Armando Vieira of Brazil, 6-2, 6-3. Darlene Hard of Montebello, and her partner, Yolanda Ramirez of Mexico, advanced into the final rounds of womens doubles with a pair of victories. 00 1350- AUTOMOBILES STUDEBAKER Champion 4 owner, Boot buy 0 ZD STUDEBAKER Champion 2 985 4 0LD5MOBILE 88 V-8, Hydra mat to, CMC rd 545 STUDEBAKIR Champion 2 1 owner, llko HUOoh I 4 dr. my elean 345 WmiDEBAKIR Champion 4 535 Drive The AUTOMOBILES, ETC.

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1951 FORD 2 DR. V-8 1 owner A fine car for .00 three runs with two homers and Roy Campanella and Carl Furillo also homered for the Dodgers. Hank Thompson and Bobby Holman homered for the Giants, who dropped their second straight game of the new season. Tenth-inning homers by Ransom Jackson and Ernie Banks enabled the Chicago Cubs to- defeat the Cincinnati Redlegs, 6-4, and run their winning streak to three games. It was the third straight loss for the Redlegs.

Herman Wehmeiers six-hit pitching paced the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates in a game that produced only three homers. Willie Jones hit one for Philadelphia while rookie Ramon Mejias and Preston Ward homered for the Pirate. Mike Garcia, a 19-game winner last season, pitched a six-hitter and A1 Smith and Jim Hegan homered to lead the Cleveland Indians to their second straight win a 5-3 decision over the Detroit Tigers. Willard Nixon, with relief aid from Ellis Kinder, was the winning pitcher as the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees, 8-4, while Sandy Consuegra pitched a three-hitter to give the Chiago White Sox a 7-1 triumph over the Kansas City Athletics. babe zaharias is FAVORED IN EVENT Tex.

April 15 (UP). Babe Didrickson Zaharias was a hometown favorite to take top honors in the third annual Babe Zaharias Open golf tournament which got under way today, but defending champion Louise Suggs seemed ready to make it a first-class fight. Both the Babe and Miss Suggs turned in practice pounds of four-under-par' 69 at the Beaumont Country Club Thursday. Open Evening We're Tubeless Tire Sales Service Headquarters Our Trained Tubeless Tire Experts are anxious to show you how to get maximum service from your Tubeless Tires. If you are considering new tires for your present car, let us demonstrate the many advantages of new Firestone Tubeless Tires today.

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275. 165. 65. MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 15 OJP).

Sugar Ray Robinson said he was ahead of schedule on his comeback' trail today. His manager said he would file for re-instatement of Robinsons world middleweight title. Robinson rocked Wisconsin middleweight champion 'Ted Olla' into technical submission in 2:15 of the third round last night in a flash, of the form which made him the worlds greatest fighter, pound for pound. But little could be indicated as to future greatness by the class of competition. Robinson said the victory was the biggest thrill since his first fight' after coming out of retirement.

Im most satisfied with the timing on my combination," he said. Im as satisfied as I could be with my timing after 31 months out of the' ring. The experienced, 34-year-old Robinson caught the 24-year-Olla with the suddenness of a thunderstorm at the opening of the third round after! a relatively inactive first two rounds. He came out with an explosion of rights and lefts, staggering Olla hardest with a key right. Then he put Olla down for the mandatory eight count with a hard left.

Olla was up at four but he might as well have stayed down. Robinson poured into him with blows from all directions, but was unable to put him down again. There was little doubt the fight stould be stopped so Referee Dauber Jaeger stopped it Although Robinson, talked of getting back his title in the ring. Manager George Gatnford. talked about getting it back in the mail.

Gain-ford said he would petition the National Boxing Association to recognize Sugar Ray as the middle-! weight champ again. with the Crowd All Byways and Highways Lead West Broadway and Sterner's, Where 1954 PONTIAC 2 DR. DLX. Chieftain 8-cyl. 2 tone paint, Hydramatie loaded with extras.

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