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Only Big Duren Right On Yanks |games and left them 6% games Wilis (2-6) was the loser. By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer (behind in fourth. four singles. Score walked eight, two in the second inning ahead of Bobby Richardson's two - out' single that scored the run, | Billy Pierce won his 10th for a .500 record as White Sox won their. fourth in a row. He was tasned for home runs by Don| Buddin and Jackie Jensen. Ted| Herbert (7-7), ran his scoreless e Duren saved the game inning streak to 18. The A's were| Buffalo Facing Bid By Marlins By JACK CLARY The Marlins, who have won 10 Associated Press Staff Writer |of 11 games with Richmond, got fifth on Jim Coker's double and Ruben Amaro's single. Rene Valdes (64) was the winning pitcher. Curt (30) outpithced Havana's Sanches (7-3) as Columbus scored two runs in the ; | whi What's wrong with the New|, wo.q (9.6) Chicago's second blanked until the ninth when {two - hit pitching from winner York Yankees? Take your pick.| What's right with the champs?) Only one answer. Ryne Duren. The big, right-handed reliever ton, has whitewashed Yznk ills, you place White Sox closed within Harry Chiti's popfly double beat| 002 percentage points of Cleve. Billy O'Dell (5-7). Orioles came|beaten back land with a 7-8 victory at Bos-'back on a five-hitter by Milt|by Rochester and Richmond to single, with Anderson forced to Buffalo Bisons, previous attempts Pappas (10-4) and Willy Tasby's|gain first place in the Interna- who havelys., Anderson | (11-5) and re- {liever Art Kay. Each gave up one retire in the seventh from an un- | homer off loser Johnny Kucks| tional League have a new pre-| 4icolosed injury. Chuck Oertel's |(3-5). Roger Maris homered for |tender to deal with today--Miamils oo omen in the first inning might say, with a string of FOUR GAMES AWAY Merling, [off loser Bill Bethel (0-1) did it 32 23 gooreiéss {ulings I 4 Third place Baltimore moved A's. games since Ap! . He struck within four games of the lead by| i i : | Marlins, 20 victors over! hd out 3 in that stretch. | splitting a to-night ple Poi Rookie Bob Allison Bit his 23rd Who A Vipight, ig Boe Mian, men A third of the string has been|With last-place Kansas City, win-|home run and Roy Sievers| , a game out as Buffalo lost] The Bisons fell victim to Sandy against Cleveland, and Tuesday ning 3-1 after being blanked 1-0 smacked his 11th for Senators. Alto the Montreal Royals, 2-1. It Amoros for the second straight t he paired with a tired|by Ray Horbert's four-hit pitch- walk and consecutive triples by!was the Bisons 11th loss in 15/night as the Montreal outfielder | |Whitey Ford for a five-hit, 1|ing. Washington tumbled Detroit| yr. Naragon and Billy Consolo/games and pushed the Royals to| belted his 19th homer in the sixth |victory over Indians that |to th, 42. ibeat Frank Lary (97) in the | Within two games of first place. [inning to break a 1-1 tie. He had trimmed their American League Yankees, now 6-6 against In-| |" Havana defeated Columbus 2-1/two on Monday as the Royals "lead to mere percentage points. dians, beat a wild Herb Score fourth. Pete Ramos (10-8) won itiand Toronto defeated Rochester|won a doubleheader. The blast It halted Yankees' skid at five! (9-7) although they managed just/with an eight-hitter. came off loser Ken Lehman (48), 14 AIR VIEW OF BRUSH FIRE A brush fire sends a huge | view was made along Mulhol- blaze which started in over 100- | cloud of smoke into the air as | land Terrace, showing the fire x | it rages through tinder-dry | blazing along a ridge. Several | degree California weather. brush near Hollywood. This | homes were destroyed by the Pittsburgh Needs Some More Laws By ED WILKS |George Witt winning his last|the Bucs five first-inning runs Associated Press Staff Writer seven in a row against Johnny Podres (8-5) and t the moment, Friend has a Clem Labine. | A When your two aces have won| ivy only fous games and have lost 16/40 record. Witt is 06. Yet the yp ypg ERRORS HURT --AP Wirephoto |Don Newcombe's winning streak |at eight by beating Cincinnati 6-5 j= 11 innings. | Law (10-5) lost his shutout in the sixth when Charlie Neal dou- | bled and Wally Moon singled. But |he was home free from the start when seven consecutive hits gave bv the middle of July, there Bacs are jourtn, Jost Bs 8ames| Three Milwaukee errors gave oughta be a law For Pittsburgh, $Y Of 1s, and it has Deeni,.. cuhg four unearned runs, A . plus Roy Face's magnificent re- iy Pirates finished 5 run, tie-breaking seventh inning A Yeat ago, the Pirates 1° |lief performance that has put capped bv a two-run single from League race, with Bob Friend a oi . ner and young|WINS FIVE OF SIX {Lee Walls and Earl Averill .. game wi irae ng Law won his 10th, a total bet-lhomered for the Cubs. Hank t 1 { Pittsburgh staff, with a seven- Milwaukee. on Iéa a e {hitter that beat Los Angeles 9-1 The Cardinals rapped New- {righthander's fifth success in six|gingame and Joe Cunningham ner aces decisions and it pushed the Pi-|after Stan Musial's eighth home third-place Dodgers. Cincinnati chased starter Larry Added Charges | First - place San Francisco |Jackson in a four-run third, trig- ad although! gered by Frank Robinson's three- ) ba rained out 4t Philadelphia. Sec-|run, 23rd homer, his fifth in five MONTREAL (CP) -- Guiseppe ond-place Milwaukee lost 10-5 to|days. Reliefer Lindy McDaniel! ing charges connected with a | e dope seizure, was charged vi) i y short, stocky cafe CHCH-TV ' Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel S--Rochester voluntary statement Thursday. |@wGR.TV Channel 2--Bnffalo A hearing on conspiracy and | there is--Vefn Law Law's job as a starting pitcher iy... of them scoring in a four- dden t National 3 = second In the Nationa (them thare, {winning relicfer Bill Henry (6-4). ee tered only by Face's 14 on the Aaron hit his 24th home run for | Tuesday night It was the big|combe (9-5) for 17 hits, Don Bla- {rates within one game of the run had tied it 5-5 in the sixth. gained a full-game le (Pepi) Cotroni, 45, already fac- the Chicago Cubs. St. Louis ended |was the winner. Tuesday with illegal possession | of $10,000 worth of bonds, stolen| L E VI S I O N 1 O G last year in a $9,000,000 burglary owner, was ordered to appear for WKBW-TV Channel WEBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffale trafficking [ THURSDAY | 2:00 AM. | 5-2--Today 4--News Roundup 8:15 AM, narcotics charges, | laid against and Rene Robert, also is to be held Thurs. | 11--Family Theatre day. The charges were laid last! S$ pibvnouse | week after a series of raids led | 4--Cartoon Storybook | 4--~Captain Kangaroo 2-Three Stooges 9:00 AM. 515 P.M, Around the Sun WEDNESDAY P.M. THURSDAY EVENING 5:00 P.M, 5:00 P.M, {1--Family Theatre 6-Ed and Ross S-Playhouse 4-~Cartoon Storybook s 2--Three Stooges S--~Burns and Allan 5:30 P.M 4---Popeye 7-~Dispey Time 5:30 PM. 2-~Coffee Break ] 6-~Woody Woodpecker 7-Mickey Mouse 5 AM, 4-~Dinner Date 8--Huckleberry Hound T= 1» Tuckleberry Hound No wonder more people wit buying Chevrvlels in 99 than any other car Cotroni was charged Thursday | "nner pat y 6:00 P.M. with possessing $10,000 worth of | 2 Benga) Lancers Crm AM. Government of Canada bonds 6:00 P. M. $---Dr. Christian stolen in the 1958 burglary of the | 7--Early Show 4--Life of Riley rockv NN : Brockville Trust and Savings SWS AckieD 0b 10 Am, | 6:18 P.M, 5-2---Dough Ra Mi He is charged with taking ille | 7--Early Show 6-~Metrop. News 3-Jeif's Collie 6-1 oarried Joan 6:30 P.M, 8-4.3-News; Weather 6--Ray Forrest 10:30 AM. 6:45 P.M. | 7=Morning Show §-2--Treasure Hunt 4--Sam Levenson 11:00 8.2--Price gal possession of the bonds be- 6:30 P.M 6-3-4-3--News tween June 1 and Sept. 1, 1958, 8-43--News: Weather 1:00 Se 6:45 P.M. Cotroni and four other men gsi3 News were recestly indicted by a Chi- 7:00 P.M cago grand jury on charges of 6--Tabloid using the mail to defraud the S-laave a ta Beaver | public by negotiating for stolen 3 gpecial Agent 7 | Canadian bonds. 7115 P.M. - 7--News: Weather 7:50 PMY 7--Summer Night Music | 6---Shirley Temple 5-2---Wagon Train 4--Union Pacific 8:00 P.M 11--Ontario This Week Keep Talking 6--Tabloid 5--The Lawmas 4---State Trooper 3-Highway Patrol 7:15 PM, 7--News: Weather 7:80 P.M. AM. Is Right. cy 4~Top Dollar 12:00 Noon 7--Across The Board 8.2---Tic Tac Dough 4--The Playhouse 4-News: Weather 2--Texas Rodeo 12:90 P.M, 5:00 Pp | 7--Pantomime Quiz 11-6--Parade 5-2--It Could be You T--~Zorro 4--Search for Tomor-ow | 3-2--Who Pays 12:45 P.M | --Devembel Bride 1345 P.M. 8: M. | A= aiing ant 11--The Unforseen f vl 7--Real McCoy's Movie | 6~Have Gun Win ', . "y 3 Tra government's atomic agency said | Life | 4=Meet the Millers [5.2 1 awiiss Years Tuesday Canadian utilities and 7--Ossie and Harriet | 2--Mid-day matinee De I 00 P.M. manufacturers are being placed | 5Zrrrice Is Right | 1:15 P.M. | major role in the development of 11--Wrestling 4--The Millionaire 2:00 The annual report of Atomic I've got a secret atomic power plants must be in- . 11--8an Francisco Beat 6--The Unforeseen and manufacturers must be in a 10:30 P.M, formed of the progress and pros- | ; TARE) BIC ve | 11:00 P.M | 8 2---From These Roots | 11:15 P.M | 11-Bugs Bunny S--Feature Movie ada's first commercial atomic | g--viewpoint 5-3--Truth or Consequen- how LH MM. y wy 3 P.M 4=Film Festival 7-Time to Polka | 8--All Star Theatre | 5--Border Patrol Atomic Energy Report Issued OTTAWA (CP) -- The fedwsal 115 ries Barowea | 1--Music Bingo | 11--8portscope 7--Leave it to Beaver 6---~Wyatt Earp 4--Zane Grey Theatre 5-2--Bachelor Father 0:30 PM. 7--Rough Riders 6---Loretta Young 5-2-21 Beacon Street 4--Playhouse 90 100 P.M. 11.6---Explorations 7--Frontier Doctor 85-3--Best of Groucho 10.30 P.M, 11--Royal Tour 7--Border Patrol 6---Indian Days 5--Flight 2-26 Men 7-Day in Court | 4--For Better or Worse 2-Queen For a Day | 2:50 11---Movie Matinee 7--Gale Storm S5--Home Cooking 4~House Party 2---Human Relations 3:00 P.M. 7--Beat The Clock 5:2--Dr. Malone 4-Big Payoff 3:30 P.M 11:00 P.M, 11.7-8-5-4-2---News Sports | 1m: P.M, ONE OF THE 7 BIG BESTS CHEVROLET GIVES YOU OVER ANY CAR IN ITS FIELD &--Trackdown p " . 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