THE DALLES LOSES ONE;
STILL IN TOURNEY
HASTINGS, Neb. (/P) The
Dallies, Ore., absorbed its first
defeat of the sectional Ameri
can Legion junior baseball! tour
naiment last niigiht. bowing 3-1
to Tucson, Ariz.
The setback gave each of the
three teams in the double elim
ination tournament a 1-1 re
cord.
Today. The Dalles was sched
uiled against Lincoln, Neb., a
team the Oregonians beat Mon
day. The winner will play Tuc
son for the championship and a
berth in the national tourna
ment.
SEATTLE GETS BEAT
IN BAY SUNLIGHT
by The Associated Press
Seattle’s first place Rainiers
wrap up an unhappy series to
night against their pet trouible,
San Francisco’s seventh place
Seals, wfbose main job in the
Pacific Coast league these days
seems to be keepinlg Hollywood
and San Diego in breathing dis
tance. i
A Rainier win would give
Seattle only a 2-2 split in the
series. The Seals won 5-1 yes
terdlay in the first of their new
dlay games.
A Rainier loss could trim Seat
tie’s narrow lead over Holly
wood — 3 ¥2 games — and San
Diego — AV2.
Hollywood gained a half
game, splitting a home double
header with Portland 8-1 and
1-4.
'San Diego split at Sacramen
to 3-0 and 0-4.
San Francisco’s first week
day game pulled 669 customers
about the nightly average —but
the Seals weren’t out the light
ing expense.
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YANKS BACK IN FIRST .
PLACE IN AMERICAN
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by The Associated Press j
One thing skarkled crystal .1
clear today in the 'foggy Amer- (
ioan league pennant race. If the 1
Chicago White Sox couild man
handle the pesky Baltimore (
Orioles the way the other three ,
flag contenders do, they might ,
be leading the loop by four or
five games. 1
As it is, Marty Mian on’s Chi
cagoans were knocked out of
first place yesterday when
they split a doubleheader with
the Orioles for the second day
in a row.
Back into the No. 1 spot went
the New York Yankees, when
Yogi Berra and Mickey Mntle
socked back-to-fbaek homers in
the ninth inning to defeat the'
Detroit Tigers 3-2. j
Chicago bats rang for 20 hits
in the opener as Baltimore was j
submerged 14-1, but the Orio
les snapped back to grab the
nightcap 2-1. The Cleveland In
dians evened their two-game
series with the Boston Red Sox
winning 2-0, while Kansas’ City
swept its two-game set with
Washington with a 5-0 score.
, In the National league, Brook
lyn widened its first place gap
over the Milwaukee Braves to
121/2 games in a home run dis
play that sank the Chicago Guibs '
for the second straight day 9-5.
The New York Giants squared
their two-game series by down,
ing the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1,
and the Pittsburgh Pirates mad®
it two straight over the Cincin
nati Redlegs 4-2. Milwaukee
and Philadelphia were idle.
Sporfs Trail —
by Whitney Martin
NEW YORK m “Now shake
hands,” a photographer ordered
Rocky Marciano set his jaw
and fixed Archie Moore with an
unblinking stare as he held out
a ,p'aw to grip the hand of the
challenger for his heavyweight
title, and Archie, his face in
scrutable. stared right back
with somber eyes.
“Hold it, hold it,” eame the
order as Shutters clicked. The
two fighters obediently main
, tained* their little tableau, each
j unwilling to be the first to shift
! his gaze, until it became a tri
I fie ridiculous.
Rocky was the first to sense ]
it. The corner) of his mouth'
twitched, then curled into a I
crooked little half grin. Archie !
i responded and in a moment
I both were laughing, all trace of j
| tension and all pretense gone. I
1 That was the way it was at ]
'the official! signing for the j
Sept. 20 bout at Yahkee stad- j
ium, and the little incident a- j
gain left the hnipression you so ;
often had received at other
signinlgs. to wit: Here are two j
guys Who, were they not rivals
in this peculiar business of
prize fighting, could be good
friends.
Rut bec&use they1 are com
mitted to do each other bodily
harm, and because of certain
remarks on the part of the°chal
lenger; remaiifes stemming from !
tihe professional rivalry in that <
they are intended as a psychol- J
ogioal weapon to upset the j1
champion, they must maintain !
an aloofness.
When oRocky stepped off the
elevator at the commission of
fice. Moore was seated 3 on a |
bench almost directly in his
path'. The champion gave him
one fleeting glance, then ignor
ed him, Archie, a bobbed goatee
gracing his chin and a light
ndiue yachting cap set Rakishly
>n his head, looked not at all
Pomridlalblle? and seemed ima-,
ware of Rockfy’s presence as he
ahatted amiably with Harry
Wills.
Someone asked the venerable
challenger about the cap. “It’s
a captain's cap,” Moore said
grinning, “I’ve got a boat on
the river uip at Northiadams, a
boat, oh, about so long.” He
stretched out his arms to indi
cate a rather small craft.
He had a ready answer to the
question of how he felt.
‘“Fine,”’ he said, flashing his
engaging smile. “I’ve grown.”
“Grown?” someone asked ske
ptically. At 38’ or so you don’t
grow much, except in the wrong
directions.
“Sure, before I signed for
this fight I used to go around
like this,” Moore stooped his
shoulders like a man who had
been buffetted and beaten by
an unkind fate. Now, since I’m
fighting for the heavyweight
championship, I’m like this.”
He straightened up like a West
Pointer.
“He’s got a persecution com
plex.” someone whispered, “all
those years he thought he was
beinig cheiated of a chance to;
win the lightihea vyweight title,1
and then his trouble in getting
this fight.”
Complex oh no, the suave j
challenger has developed a j
psychological approach to his j
problems, in this case the pro- j
blem being to needle the usual-1
ly placid Marciano inito an un
certainty0 as to the outcome of
their Sept. 20 meeting.
His “Rocky, I do expect to
win your fjjle” statement to
the cameras was a direct dart,
but if Rocky inwardly shudder
ed and was tempted to reply in
kind he controlled himself ad
I mirably.
; The burly guy is a champion
. out of the ring as wel as he is
j in it.
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’ First long term
maritime contract
signed for W. coast
SAN FRANCISCO (IP) Agree
ment was reached last night on
the first long term contract for
the West Coast maritime in
dustry — a three year, no
strike pact between the AFL
Marine Cooks and Stewards
and the Alaska Steamship Co.
The agreement is subject to
membership ratification Sept.
1st.
The long-term contract will
permit the employers to set
costs and be assured of contin
uous operation.
The pact Calls for a general
wage increase retroactive to
June 1 and an adjustment in
base pay to compensate for the
elimination of penalty pay —
for certain tasks and watches—
in certain jobs.
The agreement provides for
arbitration of any disputes un
der an annual wage review.
French troops
j Forty-five Moroccans chiar
! ged with murder already have
i been sent to jails in Caoabl'an
i ca and another 23 are held in
■ Oued Zem for questioning.
Nationalists ask
i AIX LPt P AINS. France
| (/P) Morocco's Nationalist Is
| tiqlal (independence) party to
| day demande d revision of the
| French Protectorate’s treaty
and a chance for deposed sul
tan Mohamimcd Ben Youssef
to return to the throne.
In the course of a 2 Vz hour
meeting with French premier
Edgar Faure, delegates of the
j outlawed Nationalist rnove
! ment stated their piarty’s
I views on points at issue be
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