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' - '' i It- ''' 1 ' ' 4 'i J ' e'''"''1161P New York Met outfielder Don Bosch (17) slides safesteal when Pitts ly Into second base Tuesday on 141641112AILA011 --- k V4m I ' —AssociaIN Pries Wirophoto burgh catcher Jet4 Me Gander threw wildly to Bill litszeraski lett Umpire is Lee Weyer Bucs itan icso (HOlitrIMIA 4 0 DECTON 61 a PERMA-IRO- N 031d Records in Parenthesis) Detroit (Wilson at California (Lo Pet 714) night Cievaland (Harrows 11401 it Kansas 1491 tOillifht City (Krauss at Boston Chicago (Burhardt ionbora 1040) New York (Peterson at Washington (Coleman 14) niGht Onty filinVS 'Scheduled - a 1 1 (1966 ''"f 12111R01F- 1(100 Wednesdars Probable PlIchtrl t Foothill Village 01 1000 1000 1 1 I shin the that doesn't mean maybe! no-ir- on dr - See our new collection of these handsome Arrow shirts We have a wide se lection of collar styles in classic white and new fashion stripes Because it's Decton Perma-Iro- n you lust wash it wear It That's alli The tumble dry "Sanforized-Plus- " fabric of 65 Dacron polyester 3 5 eo cotton tumble dries to -qualiperfection And the durable-pres- s ties last the life of the shirt With short sleeves -- f -- - 11 $500 ) Atlanta (Johnson 144) (Dierker night Only Pornes Scheduled 4 ds$ American League ' '''-- A:4 Tribune Scoreboard !- i A11 7:4 ' '' 21111 1 PB—Grote (2) - 1 nlitratiO''' 00000 t) -7- - Ki3! ( our h on Jerry Grote's R ER BB i 4 4 2 2 I) 0 0 I 0 0 0 3 3 2 0 ' 0 1 0 6 H 4 3 r 1 3-- 1 IP 1 - Lifts Cubs N ' 'It ' - ' A '' 4 Double Steal ' ' — 1I - v ' '''' 1 Kaat a winner last season hit Curt Blefary with a pitch to ignite the rally Blefary scored when left fielder Bobl Joe Hopkins wasted little time in sulking after los- Allison misjudged Luis Apari- ing to Don Fullmer in the Valley Music Hall headliner a do's soft liner in a stiff breeze for a double and Frank Robin- fortnight or so ago son's single scored Aparicio chance off to took Joe As soon as he'd had a pack Brooks Robinson then con- Rouse the to for Anaconda Mont spar with Roger fleeted with his two-rublast1 contender who has a bout Sat No 1 just as he did opening day last urday night year when the Orioles started Getting to work against the No 1 middleweight on the way to their first Ameni-- i can League pennant contender (Fullmer) and the No 1 BrOoks also contributed three' contender should prove beneficial for the young Hop fielding plays at third sparking kins base in the first three inningst Fullalibi his loss to Although not attempting to pCrs"— left fielder Blefary started in "making land mer Hopkins did contend the a double play in the first inningi weight' from 175 pounds to 168 in the last four days after reaching above the left field fence to rob Rich Rollins of sapped his strength and endurance Eyes Another Fullmer Bout - i I ' 1 A double by Earl Battey a nd 1 11 ' - "I was weak" he admitted "And I believe I was 1 T wl S ' -' 1 i suspicion 0 0 III ) - ' I I' 6--3 ' i''' ht I I 0 n - pat$ ff C21 - -' - Joe Wants a Return Co c P 1id p Sam Adams track and field Barbara sity of California-Sant- a track for some competition High School's last Saturday South has one of the modern tracks and when the Uniyersity of Utah's old cinder oval was the triangular meet Saturday was switched to South The meet would have been impossible to stage at Utah which would have meant the California and Idaho State teams would have made the trip to Salt Lake City with no chance to compete tracks are a "must" especialThe new the where in this spring weather is so uncercountry ly er I LI non Fight Art '' " tiril i Oval South High's Saved Utes a Track Meet All-Weath- 1 fl - - Tribune Sports Editor r i') ay-- It 7Lrf ! careful" in said he decided to ask the coriiI Jackie Fields former world blamed no matter what the out- CARSON CITY NEV- (UP!) fight'" Laxalt said "If — The Nevada Athletic-Com- son should win eyebrows would' sanctioning fights mission to rescind its approval' welterweight champion backed come mission acting at the request of be raised all over the world'j Ile said there should be robecause he had received "viq-lu- p Laxalt and said there would Laxa& said he had w d 'atche Governor Paul Laxalt Tuesday He said the fight would be al problem in cancelling the bout lent reactions" to the proposed' always be a "black cloud" over i the first f'Ot in since final' bout said canceled the April 25 champion-'stethe Nevada's' lie backwards" legal agreements' match from around the country' proposed had not yet been worked out 'lel Athletic Commission member' Nevada ship fight between Cassius CIPy effort to upgrade athletics gamblers would be and he "has never come away and Floyd Patterson in Las The commission previously' :emptier" from a boxing match — "If Clay should win after he had okehed the fight for the Las Vegas ' admitted packing Patterson for Laxalt asked the commission yegas Convention Center Bud not to sanction the fight because after the governor met Pe rsort- - ' eight rounds in the last fight (1110 e then everybody will feel it is members a commission blackl would Nevada with 1ii1 'It give ally here they agreed to rescind 'just one of those things eye" "If Clay carries Patterson 'their action "If Floyd wins it will create coach at the Univeri and knocks him out it will only - Lasalt i the throughout can thank the South 9 1967 be a repeat of their previous is a 'world" t I I C IS 1111? 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