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TWO 111 lOtfa MEP M1CHIGAN LIGHTWEIGHT LONG ILL JOt Pneumonia Fatal to Wolgast at 67 Eisenhower Meets Gary NEW YORK (U.R) Masters Golf Champion Cary Middlecoff has a date to play golf with tling Nelson in one of the great last six years and mentally Turn Back Reds, 64 ID CAMARILLO, Calif. (U.R) Ad Wolgast, one of the ring's immortals who held the light ASKING PRICE '209 SELLING PRICE? YOU NAME ITU fa AT SEMI-PRIVATE 6olf and CcsniiT Club weight title from 1910 to 1912, died early Thursday at Camarillo State Hospital at the age of 67. Only hospital attendants were present as Wolgast, once the he had slipped so far that he could not recognize his old friends or recall his days of triumph in the ring. Of German-American ancestry, Wolgast was born in Cadillac, Feb. 8, 1888.

He made his fight debut on June 10, 906, and reached the peak of his fistic fame Feb. 22, 1910, when he and Nelson met for the title at Port Richmond, Calif. bouts of all Death was attributed to bronchial pneumonia from which he had been seriously ill for several weeks after having nearly died three years ago. WOLGAST HAD been confined to state hospitals since 1936 suffering from brain injuries attributed to his ring career. He had been blind for President Eisenhower at i Augusta, on Friday.

i I Middlecoff won the coveted; Masters title on Sunday at the' Augusta National Course. The President is vacationing at the "Little White House," located on the same course. In recent: years, it has become something of a custom for the newly- crowned Masters champion to play with the President. darling of the fight world, SklMrr a. Via Dvtt Kami MOW IN 600B LATIN CONDITION Print Faetliti Fm BANUl KTS mni PARTIES breathed his last During: recent years the once famed fighting machine was but a shell of the great Ad Wolgast who captured his title in 40 rounds from Bat Rtstrvatiaas, REiaBlie 9-9202 BUY AND SELL THROUGH FREE PRESS WANT ADS 'iiiiiiiiiiiuiilihiiliiiiiiiiimmimliri Brooklyn Outslugs Giants; Phils Win By the AaoeIat4 Pma The Chicago Cubs continued to ride high in the National League Thursday, calling on power at the plate to make up for weakness in the field as they beat the Cincinnati Red-legs, 6 to 4, in 10 innings.

Three home runs in the ninth and 10th innings wrapped it up for the Bruins, who now have won all three of their 1955 games. Randy Jackson's two-run poke in the top of the 10th settled it. The victory kept the Cubs a half-game ahead of Brooklyn and Philadelphia, which made it two straight. The Brooks over powered the victory-less New "York Giants, 10 to 8, and the Phils scored three in the second to beat Pittsburgh, 4 to 3. IS THE OTHER National ysi iit DAn c3ni xy ill 11 Lni i 11 1 1 i.miii IT" 11111 1 I 1 Ihkk wa mrm 1 I I A i I 11 1 -mtr LJ LI I 1 CD GOLD Ij-l WeOLD BELL A I GIFT STAWIPS1 GIFT STAMPS, League game, St.

Louis swatted five of the seven home runs in the contest to knock off Milwaukee, 8 to 7, in 11 innings. The Cubs wouldn't have needed the late-inning heroics except for two unearned runs scored by the Redlegs in the seventh. Reliefer Hal Jeff coat, the outfielder-turned-pitcher, hit a home run in the top of the ninth for a 3-2 Chicago lead, but Gus Bell, who earlier had two singles and a double, tied It a seond time in the home half with a solo shot. Ernie Banks followed Jack-sen's blast off ex-Cub Johnny Klippstein with one of his own to salt away the decision for Jeffcoat. Howard Pollet pitched the 10th, when Cincinnati managed to score once.

Brooklyn and Don Newcombe watched as the Giants hoisted the NL pennant and world championship flag in pregame ceremonies, then impressed upon the Yorkers that that was all last year's stuff. EWCOMB homered twice he had hit just tne major league home run previously and Roy Campanella and Carl Furillo each swatted three-run blasts for the Dodgers. The Brooks got rid of Sal Maglie, usually a toughie, with- in five innings, but had to hoist Newcombe for Jim Hughes when the Giants threatened on homers by Hank Thompson and Bobby Hofman in the late stages. Willie Jones' first homer set off the Phils' three-run second inning and Herm Wehmeier held on the rest of the way. A preceding double play made Preston Ward's home run harmless in the last of the ninth.

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