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SPORTS

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culated risk during the off season, sacrificing Larry Bobys power potential to the Chicago White Sox lr an attempt to add speed and shore up a Bifortstop weainesa wife ' Chico Manager At Lope? ha» other imponderables on the horlaon of hie pennant hopes. The tribe a big plate year from Al | Rosen. There a!»o is the question of whether the erstwhile pitching ‘big three” '■— Early Wynn. Bob Lemon and Mike Garcia — have slipped over the hill.

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Running Vidian router; Catehing—Jim* Megan and Hal Naragon Are mediocre butters, but niokie Earl Averill may add bat-ting-punch. . .. ? Pitching—Lefty Herb Score, who ha« had a sensatioaa) spring, mayhave to carry the load along with IX>n Mowri and Ray Narleaiy. Much depend* on how many victories Wynn, -Lemon. Garcia and Bob Feller have loft in their arms. Infield—Vie Wertx. overcoming effects of polio/ batting rookie Joe Altobelli and veteran Sam Mole lor first base Job. Bobby Avila. Carrasquel and Rosen round out acceptable infield. Outfield—Will miss Doby.' but still capably manned with Gene Woodllng in left, Jim Busby in center, Al Smith in right and rookie Rocky Cola vho as top reserve. Consensus -— First to fourth. MILWAUKEE BRAVES While finishing 2-3-2 the past three seasons, the Milwaukee Braves have labored under a hard luck curse. . ■ Charley Grimm's minions hope the breaks will Iveel off and believe they can go all the way. .Right now, however, Gene Con>ley’s chronically ailing right shoulder leaves a big and perhaps fatal gap in the pitching picture. Looking 'em over: Catching*—Two of the National League's best in Del Crandall and Del Rice. Pitching — Very good or just average depending on Conley's availability. Also has Bob Buhl, Warren Spahn, Lew Burdette, Chet

Niuholsl Ernie Jvhnson and Ray Orono, Red ,Murray 34 «y car-told, rookie, may prove bullpen ace. - Infield —' Looks solid with Joe Adcock, Danny O’Connell, Johnny Logan and Ed Mathews around the horn. Lacks reserve strength. Outfield —'Bobby Thomson, running full tilt for first time since he broke ankle in 1954, gives Braves a strong garden with Hill Bruto'n and Hank Aaron. Andy Pafko and Jim Pendleton in reserve. Consensus — Another secondplace ybar. , . Spieser Winner By Technical Knockout DETROIT (INS) — Chuck Spieser. fourth ranked lightheavyweight, bombarded Joe Rowan of Philadelphia with left-right combinations Wednesday night to win a sixth round technical knockout at Detroit. Spieser. 26, fighting before a hometown crowd, had the edge from the second round. He was awarded a TKO when the doctor examined Rowan’s closed left eye at the end of the fifth round and ordered tne fStwAally televised bout stopped. Salem — Oregon/has 31 mountain peaks more than 6,000 feet in height. The highest of them is Mt. Hood which has an elevation of about 11,245 feet. Paris — The Seine river in Paris is spanned by 33 bridges of various sizes.

Winners Are Listed In Doubles Tourney John DtelpWnger and Charted Wilkinson, of Portland, won the doubles tourney held at the Mies Recreation alleys during the past month with total series of 1774. There were 142 teams entered in the event, with 24 teams in the prize list. Second place, with a 1723 score, went to Pete Smith and Bob Gallmeyer of Decwtur. Scores of other winners follow: Don Stanek and Bill Kenny, Fort Wayne, 1715; Jim Ahr and Fred Ahr, Decatur, 1693; Jay Baum and Z. Stenger, Van Wert, 0., 1677; Bob Mutschter and Dick Mies, Decatur, 1675; Bill Tutewiler and Fred Hoffman, Decatur, 1671; Allen Norman and Ed Pulver, Kokomo, 1664; Arnold Erzleben and Walt Nahrwold, Decatur, 1661; Troy Fennig and Alvin Feunig, Decatur, 1644; Robert Hollman and HerfP Scheuman, Hoagland, 1635; Lee Gage and Diek Mies, Decatur, 1637; Bob Parrish and Fred Hoffman, Decatur, 1634. Herb Scheuman and Elmer Trier, Hoagland, 1633; Bill Miller and Joe Krampr, Fort Wayne, 1632; Bill Tutewiler and Roily Ladd, Decatur, 1631; Gordon Diehl and Bob Allen, Ottawa, 0., 1630; Lee Ulman and Wilbur .Gallmeyer, Decatur. 1628; Paul Gompf and Martin Schmidt, Woodburn, 1628; Leo Hoffman and Al -Buuck, Decatur. 1627; T. Schnell and M. Berning. Wapakoneta, 0., 1627; Bill Fisher and Marion Heare, Decatur, 1625; Vernon Nemfre and Willis Otto, Ottawa, 0., 1621; Bill Tutewiler and Jim Ahr, Decatur, 1617. Asks Subsidization Os Olympics Games WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen. Warren G. Magnuson (D-Wash.) called on the government today to subsidize American participation in all Olympic competition. Under his bill, the treasury department would set aside $750,000 annually from money collected as tax on sports event admissions, and pay it into the Olympic games fund.. Magnuson pointed out that eight million dollars a year are paid the government in admission taxes to sports events. Curt Simmons Signs Phillies Contract CHAIRLOTTE, S. C. (INS) — The Phillies’ management believes the paying left arm of pitcher Curt Simpions is sound again—up to SIB,OOO. General manager Roy Harney, who withheld signing the herkyjerky lefty until now, wanted to be convinced that Curt would be able

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