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on the second-place ne, who made three errors to top the Cubs; Bob Porterfield took it out wo il (an ; ; won 10 to 6 from the Cubs, then in the opener as Al Dark ‘and!more on his favorite opponents! By-United Press lost, 6 to 2. | Rookie Jim Rhodes homered. © OPponents,| NEW YORK, July 31-— One The Dodgers, ending a five- | In the second game, the Cubs '‘0® Browns, beating them for the piteh by Johnny Klippstein of the game losing streak, beat the |went in front to stay for Johnny fourth time this season. Eddie Cubs threw the official scorer into Pirates, 4 to 3 in 10 innings, Klippstein on a 2-run homer by Yost hit a homer and ex-Brownie 2 ZZ last night. : to take a 41;-game first-place (Hank Sauer, his 25th. Klippstein Ken Wood drove This was the setup: Bobby
Olympics Show Russ Is Roberts Headed For 300 Victories? Athletes Appear Rude Without Knowing It [mo moe one's
|riences, relations between Soviet side, 1s the major leaguer most
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By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer
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| in two key runs! i | o lead, . ! | struck out eight. , Thomson of the Giants was bo | ff to a poor HoRSTNEL July 31 — A talljand Western athletes do not seem likely to win 300 games in his In the American League, the] Bobhy rl stole. ome with . single for the Nats. |third base, Don Mueller on ) st dive, sweatsuit stood today before the. Yen any track and field events and the 25-year-old Phil- pace-setting Yankees suffered a| for the Giants, but also let in Allie Clark supplied all the land Davey Williams at bat with tf Germany foreign newspaper stand outside over, some athletes may be seen|ll®s’ righthander was making &§ { 2-hit, 7 to 0 setback at Chicago| three runs with two errors. RECSSATY offensive with a pair ia 3-1 count, with 37.60 the OI i po aly {them sound like true prophets i on Lou Kretlow's second straight! Roy Campanella tied it up for °°, Fun doubles in Phila- | Thomson broke for home on dives and ympic Stadium and browsed walking about Helsinki in small shutout. but Cleviland] ) delphia’s triumph’ at Detroit. {the windup and slid in safely as through magasines and news- groups. If one tries to speak to today. shutout, but runner-up Cleveland Brooklyn in the ninth with a
Mexico was Dick Fowler, though tagged for Klippstein's hurried pitch eluded
ained three games behind by homer and Car! Furillo singled
No pitcher has hit that magic
papers. t hh 't get very far, et " 2 win ! alsp He took one newspaper after ) The Bow pn A briefly [number since another Phila- Sauer Roberts lofing 5 te 4 to’ Boston, Rome the winsme run in He 10th bigs the a. oe Oc a Cr Oni beat another, opened them, turned the! —and usually—directly as pos- delphian, Lefty Bob Grove, The Red Sox, by winning, [In an up attle in which Joe ay)" }omered for Detroit. {the ball, The pitch also was the
pages and put them back. He| sible to the question to halt moved within half a game of Black won his fifth game with
reached it in 1930. And currently, i, a row, 10 out of 11, and 12 out|
| Brazil de- looked thro . 4 Cleveland a fine relief job. {fourth ball to Williams, . i ugh London. news-| further sociability. no active pitcher but Bob Feller veland. 4 . | The ’ . The winners papers, then Paris, then Ham-| $ a » {of the Indians and Bobo Newsom of bs. | The sixth-place Athletics moved a4 un Sox Recall Kresnich, base, a wi I iy. meet tomor- burg. He thumbed through the RUT THE .unsociability is not of the Athletics, has more than! That made him tops for the to within 81; games of the top|’ THE WHITE SOX made 11 hits Opti Leo Th ibails. ’ the Olympic ' latest copy of Time magazine. He ip ion tr it meroclabllity 1s Hot 200. | Year in the National League with a 4 to 3 conqyest of Detroit,|and drew 11 walks to win easily YPTION o omas |
scheduled toe 1000 meter
put that back, stood looking at!
the colorful display for asminute, (camp last Saturday night, Elexej/cjose to the limit, whereas Rob-| {Romanov of the Soviet Olympic ierts, who may have 10 or more
shook his head and slowly walked
the press reception at Otaniemi
band it also gave him a lifetime [and
But both of them have come mark of 79 victories in five ended a 4-game losing streak by! ers.
seasons, {defeating the Browns, 6 to 2,
the fourth-place Senators/from the faltering Yankee hurl-|
Chicago homer,
CHICAGO, July 31 (UP)—The, * Rookie Jim Rivera hit a|Chicago White Sox announced to- Junior Ba seball "
Kretlow's two day that Third Baseman Roceo Rech 0
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eter scratch, away. | - The Phillies had to come from, "4 | shutout victories are his only vic-|Kresnich is being recalled to the , °° Rissle B — Merchants 15, Offi tandem—but * x IComumities usked 2 RE vigosd years, 1s just getting|p ,.0'o win, scoring seven runs| ROOKIE Ed Mathews hit his tories of the year. Sox from | “Brookside B--Brookside PAL Tig ince to score AT THE foreign book depart-, "2 good idea started. lin the seventh and eighth innings 17th homer to give Warren Spahn| The Red Sox took. an early| . esnich h been. 1 |" llenberess 8 cariinals “s- Panghers . 0 ment of Stockmanns, Helsinki’s| . * = = as Willie Jones drove in four with a victory over Joe Presko in a/lead on homers by Hoot Evers ‘resnich has been hitting .287| wyariingien B — Northwestern PAL 1
0 scheduled U. 8. meets t to qualify -of-four, ine g, equestrian ation bouts
tinued their the Russian
biggest department store, a Hun-|
garian athlete made his way Moment and said: “I can't say. hoy, who signed for a fancy price y 8 {when he left the Michigan State
through the crowd to the foreign | newspaper stall. His fingers,
moved rapidly from. one pile to Russian share a joke, smile in defeating the Reds, 7 to 3, as both the third-place Cardinals, another until he found the West- the street, or—in the case of the the Phils made it six victories who lost 2 to 1 in, Boston, and|rally in the eighth as Chicago homered for the losers. »
ern German Press. He chose three | newspapers and quickly walked away. { The Russian athlete was not | looking for anything special.
The Englishman pondered a
I really don’t know.”
more attractive lady athletes—| carry on a flirtation, Russian-speaking Swedish journalist managed a 10-minute con-
, cutting it |versation with two young Russian oints to 55 He was curious to see what girls outside the press restaurant t by picking the “imperialist” press was like, at the Olympic Stadium Sunday.
nen’s diving, er freestyle, \bre fencing, ussia scored 18. ick of Long he women’s itle as Mrs, akland, Cal., e third place. nce won the estyle swim,
ng title the The Russians are painfully fignatures, from. the Swedes ince 1936, as serious and reserved, but rarely book, d. betray hostility. Sometimes How do you know what he , they are friendly in a self- has written there? Go at once brehatatroke conscious way, especially when and cross out your names, You
itzkowski of 'al., won his ne-meter vic)umesnil of
‘of Czechov record of ig 200-meter he old mark e Verdeur of
rbara Stark who finished 8, its only ay. The vic n was timed Stark 1:16.2, ied the final,
ugh hts
® =x = discovered one thing: Russian can to gain THE RUSSIANS often appear girls are just as vain as 4 3] “w ” ean va rude without knowing it. An|“bourgeois” women, and blush | 1
but he showed no special desire to know what it said. The Hungarian apparently knew all about the Western Press. He knew what he was looking for and he bought what he wanted to read. LB J » THE ATTITUDE of the two athletes typifies much of the behavior of the competitors from Communist countries assembled here.
no other Russian is within hearing distance.
Polish, Hungarian and Czech athletes are either openly hostile or openly friendly. They do not seem to have forgotten completely the art of conversation as have the Russians, They are interested in what goes on in the world, and sometimes even enter into political digcussion.
American correspondent, talking with a group of Soviet wrestlers, said casually that both his parents were born near Leningrad. A small Russian, who had been doing almost all of the talking for his greup, replied: “So you are Russian, just as Iam.” " The correspondent replied that he was an American, The small Russian leoked at him as if he were a criminal and declared “it is a very bad thing to forget one’s fatherland.” » '=> » DESPITE many official Soviet declarations during the Olympics about the Russian desire to ex-
quite
{signing their names
= ” . | THE TWO GIRLS appeared interested in what the Swede was saying. As they were in his| souvenir book, their chaperone— a new phenomenon of Soviet culture, half commissar and half duenna—came up from behind. The chaperone called the girls aside, reprimanded them sharply and told them to strike out their
need not be rude to him. Sign your names at the top of a clean page it will be safe that way,” commanded. The two Russian girls ran after the Swede, took the book out of his hands, tore out the page with their signature and ran quickly to the dressing room. ” -
» BUT WESTERNERS here have
prettily when complimented. Visitors also have found it wiser to do their eomplimenting when the plump and elderly “chaperones” are not around.
IAC Swimmers Win Hamilion, 0. Open Championship
Times Special HAMILTON, O., July 31—The Indianapolis Athletic Club swimming team bested Coca-Cola of
But one|.
LAST NIGHT, the prize bonus successive home runs,
The Giants put
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{pitching battle at Boston as Stan/and Dick Gernert, then cashed in Musial homered for the only St./on fine relief pitching by Al Ben- League team, THE PHILS, now 131; games Louis tally, It was Spahn’s ninth {ton and Dizzy Trout to top the| No one has reported seeing a campus, won his 16th game by out of first place, closed in on| win. (Indians, who threatened futilely are
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Redtop has eamed the name Extra Dry. Get going on Redtop and you'll never leave it for lesser beers. It’s the best you
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Brand A EIEN 19% Brand 8 1 6%
. how ‘good change sports and training expe-| Cincinnati to wig the Hamilton buy nd by that Open swimming championships at can : B d C 4% ed “like " v Municipal Pool yesterday, ran Ladies Night al TAC scored 81 points and Cincinnati was second with 5714, Co- . lumbus Granview was third with B d D 4% use he “has W. 16th St. Track 50 and Ft. Wayne Country Club ran 9 i follows] with 211%. Others in- : SN I Night clude: Hamilton 1114, Cleveland er ou e S d Minis ar omorrow Elks 9, Ft. Wayne YMCA 5 and
others in New York City
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It will be ladies’ night at the W. 16th St. Speedway tomorrow night when stock car racing is resumed, Ladies will be admitted free if accompanied by one paid admission. ~ The 9-event racing program will begin with time trials at 7 p. m. Racing will start at 8:30
Richmond YMCA 4.
Bill Cass, Betsy Turner, Mary Marchino, Frank McKinney, Ann Morrison, Betsy Alexander, Pat Moll, Tom Lord, Bob Ziegler and Ruth Abbett paced the winning team, Summary:
WOMEN’S EVENTS 100-Yard Backstroke—1, IAC: 2, Mary Marchino, IAC: 3, Ann Champ, unattached, Time—1:13.1, 100-Yard Free-Style—I1, Betsy Alexander,
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We asked about 1,000 people, “Which beer is the dry beer?” The answer? Redtop — by more votes than all the others put together, as the chart above shows. > The impartial survey shows that beer drinkers are alert to the beer that’s really Extra Dry — Redtop. That they realize how much better Redtop Extra
't get fights p. m. Two more racing Programs IAC; 2."Aun Champ, unattached: § Fai Dry i elterweights. are scheduled Saturday and Sun-|" {5 vaca v1 IAC (Tors 18. . n out on me day nights, i Cocn-Oom Rime Sander); 3." 1aC; '3, gh, ca-Cola, “Hime Taler "NAC Make mellow, clean-tasting Redtop your lly) Graham Cola: 2, Peggy Porter, a s : PY
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Results at Beech Grove Stadium: Speed-
” . ‘ Py : 2, IAC; 3, Granview. Time—-1:28.2. Dry Med. ohoot® 1 . Ah 3 ttn ne 150-Yard Individual Medley — 1, John “Extra means the best you can buy. fantry 4; Herfi-Jones 6, Colonial Baking| Phair, Coca-Cola: 2. Ben Ledger, Gran-
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Lornier Meson, Ft. Wayne, 50-Yard Free-Style (14 and Under)—1, Gretchen Kiuter, Cleveland: 2. Ann Mor-
100-Yard Breaststroke—1, :Ben Ledger, IAC; 3. y Time—1:09.5. Ro nview:
Granview; 2, Tom Lord, Stickney, Coca-Cola. 150-Yard Medley Relay-—1,
view: 3, Tom Lord, JAC. Time—1:455, Diving—1, Nennis Harget. Columbus; 2, Chuck Morner, Chanute Field. Diving (Boys)—1. George Holtrey, Ft, Wayne; 2, Richey Miller, Ft. Wayne.
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It’s the standard mark of quality.
Like “sterling” on silver or “14K” on gold, Extra Dry means “the aristocrat in its class.”. And of all beers you can buy, Redtop is really Extra Dry. Advantages of extra dry beer An extra dry beer lets the true flavor of a
Proof of the amazing change in beer tastes is the fact that dry beer outsells all other brands combined in New York! And it continues to grow.
Not only in New York but all over the
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