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Sprained Hip Puts Star Reliefer
On Sidelines With 3 Wins, 5 Losses NEW YORK, July 20 (UP)—Joe Page of the Yankees, a gallant guy who never let up in his life, apologized today for “letting a lot of people down.”
/ Although the husky southpaw, suffering a strained muscle in his left hip, actually has nothing to apologize for, he feels that his
let-down from the 13 and 8 mark he fashioned last year. {felt loose, he now needs anywhere “I can throw hard enough,” he from 25 to 30 preliminary throws. > “I just hope I get going soon,” he asserted. “You know how it is jafter you have a good year. A tilot of people bank on you to do well again and you hate to have them lose faith. Clay Court Tourney “That's the way I feel, anyway. 3 11 feel I'm letting a lot of people Hampered by Rain {down and I don’t want it to bel CHICAGO, July 20 (UP)-—The ; that way.” National clay court tennis cham- :| The one-time ace of the Yankee|pionghips—already postponed
U. 8. Treasury Department
lieve me, it's rough sitting out
. /what can I do with this darn
there in the bull- ; pen knowing {that you can't {help out.
ipitching staff shook his aa _isadly and mumbled under his |twice because of rain-— were ibreath. | scheduled to resume today with
Unmistakable signs of frustra-| second- -round singles matches |
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boo t so mad at myself,” he ats “slamming a baseball into tion and disappointment were and first-round doubles.
his glove, “that I'm not fit to live ‘clearly etched on his youthful.
! ; i f the \with. 1 really want to pitch but looking face. Ratt delayed the openiing o
first-round - singles were played,
hip?” P re Jeutsrday rain again inter-
i Page, the outstanding relief Cantrell H Hurt a as {pitcher in-the game last season {when he played a vital part in the
| Yankees’ captlire of the world |champlonship, suffered She hip! pee 0d Ips {injury in Boston last mo {| “The way I pitch” iy tod
lout, “my foot catches the end of
" seeded court stars lost
lout in Tuesday's competition, in- | cluding Mela Ramirez, Mexican { fon, and Gardner DETROIT, Mich., July 20 (UP) Women's champlon, —A mechanic was in serious con-| Larned of Chicago. But most of the rubber on the mound. This [the favorites still were in the dition at a hospital today follow-| \particular time I slipped and; 0 ohaaqhoat crash on the De-|Competition, including Ted Schroedidn’t think much of it until MY troit River which also injured der of La Crescenta, Cal, Herb hip began to hurt later on. |veferan Indianapolis Speedway Flam of Beverly Hills, cal. and Effect on Club race driver Bill Cantrell. Cincinnati's Tony Trabert.
Page's Injury has had a dis pe Gold Cup contender Del- ne Sousaging Sect Spon She entire phine X capsized in rough water Dewell to Become club. 5 fave oo vesterday during a warm-up for to look upon him as Ey Saturday's race. C rantreil’ Louis- Cardinal End Coach bank” during close game: n 4p. Ville, Ky. was treated and re-| CHICAGO, July 20 (UP)—The late innings but now he is Vir-;. sed but William Kade's condi- Chicago Cardinals have antally in pone o1) or tion was serious. inounced that Billy Dewell, star | Casey singe ae eked Coast Guardsmen . recovered pass receiver, has quit the playWe 3 ? felt.” Page said. “1 the Delphine X. The craft sank ing ranks to become head Carditold him T felt pretty good and After turning over and Cantrell nal end coach. ~ he said maybe he'd use me soon. 20d Kade were rescued by al Dewell has been with the Cardi- |" “1 came a with the same kind PA8Sing ferryboat and pleasure, {nals Since 1940. His a . cruisers, {wa when he Oy Ming shout it and it Eariier, Cantrell piloted the|Yards and caught seven touchworked out all right by itself. defending champion racer “My down passes. This time I wasn't so lucky.” |SWeetie” through an 89. 108-mile-| The 33-year-old Kansan sated : {per-hour qualifying run to make three letters in football, basketIsn't Right it the first to qualify for Satur. ball and baseball at Southern Page says he knows he isn't day's run. | Methodist University. 3 {“right” yet because where he pre- ————i viously required only six to eight . . | tret [pitches in the bullpen before he Stanzak With Celtics Longest Stretch | ——— | BOSTON, July 20 (UP)—The ol NEW FORK, My Uhr | YOU Can Live Longer [Boston Celtics of the National The SUEOtCR at SAUEict, Fats 8 Read | Basketball Association today an- 3 ah " ge rhe ’ {nounced the signing of Ed Stan-|trY. Hialeah has the second larg HOW TO STOP lzak of Ft. Wayne, Ind. a five-|°St stretch, measyring 1481 feet. KILLING YOURSELF' | year professional veteran a five inches from the last turn to lac the finish line. THE SUNDAY TIMES | Packers, : “ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 : a 1 Death Notices \p Answer to Previous Puzzle AMBRUS—Julia, 6 4 years, of 1314 W ew. Sporty Car HIEIDICIE] [STPIARIRIOIW a Eh \mbrus. sister of SATEEN HIEIRIO] INE) AITIEF 1D PALIT ZAP IE [A]
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