erm5flgsmcr¢flmwvmmmrm ihislis Viost an example it and rioer at an Powys Hutch Polls Surprise In Naming Bench CINCINNATI AP Man ager Fred Hutdilnson oi Cincin nail Reds has named 17 layers inciudlng iow recsto complete the roster theNa tional League olisiurs tor the lirst oi two oll star games against the American League Hie sevenmen pitching stall included only one leit hander Sandy Kouiax oi Los Angeles Dodgers who had an 1M rec ord through Sunday and pitched nohlitcr Saturday night He named all at the second choices in player balloting which had determined the eight starters minding pitchers in doing tht and in the seicc lion at two utility cutiieiders he bypassed his Vown Frank Robin son the leagues most valuable Elnyor oi l00l and one oilts attest hitters in the last month or so Alter naming second choice outiieldcrsSian Muslol oi St Louis Cardinals Hank Aaron at Milwaukee Bravos and Felipe iAlou of San Francisco Giants Hutchinson picked veteran his horses miss ihrilllogV ltichle AshburnV oi NowYorlr Mets and JohnoyVCalllaoo oi Philadelphia Phillies in ad tiles to Koulas Hutch lneon named thcss ltchers to the squad or the rst sine to be played at Wash is July 10 records through Sun day in parentheses Don Drysdsle LolAngeiea titst Dick Ferrell Houston Colts Hob Gibson St Louis toot Juan Mariclial San FranciscotliSl Rob Purkey Cincinnati ml and Rob Show Milwaukee CAN PICK TIlREE MORE The second nllvstor same will be played in Chicago July and Hutchinson can same three additional players tor that tilt Hutchinson as manager oi the 1001 National League cham pions will manage the National languers The starting players except tor the pitcher were selectedlby pl ersu ey will beDel Craniiall oi itiiiwaukce catcher Orlando Bassoonascend ay rancst ggsss American League PctGBL New York 42 32 538 Los Angeles 43 so 553 Cleveland 42 34 553 Minnesota 4437510 ltd Detroit 40 36 526 ii Baltimore 30 30500 Chicago 40 415494 Boston is 42 461 ii Kansas City 38 44 450 ii Washington 16 All 347 16 Tuesdays Results Los Angeles at Washington and Chicago ADetrolt Kansas City New York ii Minnesota Boston Probable Pitchers Today Kansas City Segui 5+ and Piister not at New York tTur Iey 22 and Sheldon Los Angeles McBride 73 and Bowsiield at Washington Sfenhouse and Osteen so 2V Minnesota Eonlkawskt 57 and Kaatiidt at Boston Mon tguouette 77 and Conley 07 SVs Detroit Aguirre 02 and Masai 10 at Cleveland Perry on and Latman 44 lot Baltimore Estrada iii9 and Pappas 84 at Chicago Her bert 74 wd Pizarro 57 or Zanni so Games Thursday Detroit at Cleveland of Baltimore at Chicago National League Pe Los Angeies San Francisco Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston Chicago NewVAVorkr Tuesdays Residts New York San Francisco 10 Chicago Cincinnatlo Milwaukee 55 St1oule 05 Pittsburgh Houston Probable PitchereVToday New York Hook 0s and Hunter is at San Francisco isoiinoo and ODeli eat to Philadelphia Bennett as and short Ht at Les Angeles tKou lax 114 and Moellerbï¬ Pittsburgh Law 03 and Srrdivant at Houston Gol 543 or Giueti 23 and Bruce on out Chicago Ellsworth +11 rel clnnatl tMaloney so ilwaukee twilloyJst at St autonomous in Games Thursday Los Angeies at San Fran Douay Rochester Columbus Atlanta Syracuse Bichmnnd Tuesdays Results Buiialo Rochester Toronto Syracuse Coluhrbuss Atlanta Richmond Jacksonville Games Today Toronto at Syracuse Columbus at Atlanta Rulialo at Rochester is 1ticbmond at Jacksonville American Association Omaha Denver Louisville Indianapolis DallasFort Worth Oklahoma CW American Magus Chicago 00030010000 Detroit 200 001010 01 51 Fisher Stone Joyce 19 and Roselli Foytack Cas ale Nischwitz 30 ill and Ronnie Hits Chi Robinson ii Maxwell st Resell it Det Morton Kansas City vooioosooo use New Yorls MOMMA 8122 Walker Jones all and Sullivan Ford Clavenger st Daley 32 Bridgestnt and Berra Lumps ltt Cimolirtï¬tt KHimeneVz 10 NY Mantle 13 Elchardso it Minnehnta on room in coins orooiozoo or Maris Krailck Mi Moore and Schwall lol0 Radats Pasllaroni Unionsch ion eight oar shell today in the memoirs glamor rec oi the annual US Independence Day regatta The Canadian erew from the St Cetharlnes Ont Bot Club is virtually the Aallfl as the one that won the senior sights championship attho 1001 Royal Canadian Henley over one nrlie osoyardcourseapproxl mately 122 yards longer than 2000 metres tThe Canadians are not so tered in two other races Vbelng contested by the Americans and RuhanHlie single sculis and the double sculls Vyachglavlvanovpthe Olym Vale this 10W will row ln both making the Russians slight iavorites Th lesV in art rain continuous sailor ex pected that the eve will be enlarged next year Essmlnv er Pbotol Cepeds at San Francisco lirst barn Bill Maseioski oi Pitts burgh Pirates second base Dick Croat at Pittsburgh short 011 Ken Boyer oi Ste touts thlr bass Tommy Devi at Los Angeles lelt ileid willie llioys of San Francisco centre ileld and Roberto Clemente at Pittsburgh right iieldu Hutchinson named John nose boro at Los Angeles to back up Grandall For the rest at his in field reserves he named Emle Banks oi Chicago Cubs lirst hase Frank boiling oi idli waukee second base Maury Wills at Los Angsles shortstop and Jim Davenport oi San Francisco third base The National League lineup will alter another oddity Casey Stengel who pllatedVao many American tongue allstar tesrns when he was New York Yank manager will be one at Hut lnsons coachee Stengel now manages New York MetsTha othsrrcoacb will be manager KeaneVoi St Louis Car Ilii eer and Gistlsdo wwmqicï¬w Ira Dryino ndl abrudsr mane velopernollihoro bred race horses dledioia eert sits whilst ngsgoti at is oasis Its i000 Amonggther stallions that stood at his srrnwero Polynuisnsire oi VNetive Dan is leading sire ot twoyesnold winnerson the United States in 1060 liesbitt Absent from Roughies DiTAWA CP Linebacker Gerry Nesbitt tailed to turn up tor the opening at Ottawa ltough Ridera trslning Dlesdsy and coach FrankCl said he wouldnt beVsu died It Neabitt eat out his so onthls Wear gt liesbltt who has played tour seasons with the Eastern mt ball Conisrence club is holding out tor more moreyJut the Elders say they have insVde their ilnal oiier Talk in the Rider camp is that Nesbltt will sit out his option and play rior Dallas in Vthe Amer csnPootball League next yuan Two other problem JIiAYOfl Canadians Gary Schrsl er and on Stewart are in com Clair has told them oi as to scrap their plsnsto attend 0o goode Hall aw school classes this car or sit out the season All attempts to tradethemhave been unsuccessful vealedContinues one Assocmran eases iiPltteburgh Pirates want to give big Bob Wills another shot at National League base ball it wont make Interna tional League hitters unhappy Veale an overpowering leltl hander continued his ianning ways Tuesday night as he struck out it alterslying the league mark tor the yearend BE Games Minus Ierome abiioiirou tCP vs couver sprinter Harry Jerome says he will not compelein the British track and lleld cham pionships next month Jerome deiendlng British meetsprint chom ion and co holderoi the worl mark in the 100 metres said in an interview here Tuesday he heirecsived noinvitation from either the British or Canadian amateur athletic unions to meet Toronto report said an vitstion for Jerome had been sent to the Vancouver branch at the AAU Jerome sold his studies will prevent him from accepting an nvitstlon to the meet lithe at leading summer classes at the University at Oregon itched Coiuinb Jets American ilndCitnadian Crews itow Against RussiaoiEigiits PHILADELPHIA OPAP Four crews train the linked States and one irom Canada match sir seswith the Soviet aightosr competition are the University at Washington crew undefeated at 2000 metres Cor nell University winner oi the recent lRA regatta at the longer distance oi three miles the West Side Boat Club of But inlo andrthe Vesper Boat Club oi Philadelphia Ifltegaita oiiiclaia spent most at TuesdayVnegotlating with the Russians on their request that one of the American crews be designated the olilcial epokesrnan said the Russians wanted to race againstan American national champion although there are onl regatta champions in the Corncll andWasltln ton ii3 nails were designated the ot entr attend the victory over Atlanta Crack Veale whololned the Jets tram Pittsburgh at the and at May was his third gsine in row to evenhls wonlostmark at 83 and ran his impressive strikeout total to tool in anngs The league strikeout icing with 201 last season Vsaie struck out 13 Richmond Virginians in his iirst game back in the loop June but was beaten Harry Fanok oi Atlanta set the season mark at iiagalnst Jacksonville Suns earlier wiuriijnairsiir The win was the 10th in the last iii games for Columbus and the ninth defeat iaVlt engage ments tor Atlanta league lead at the July paint to on games with rltinning 10 win over Richmond as the second place Toronto Maple MaisJost their iourth straight battle to to Syracuse Chlel Rochester Red Wings whiï¬ed Butiaio Bisons de as in Baker threw sixhitter and Pets Ward slugged flireerun VGICRIIIG Jim promise in the pitching duel wonbe the Suns nthe 12th innlnnghen Ray Bettina at Richmond made anVerror on Larry Browns grounder Brown moved around on into singles Ceccarelli guy The Suns stretched their withtis our game otrtha lirstplace Dodgers wbowere ldi with homenï¬d 01 batted iniswitbln mm mole 1001 outputjsad has surpassed his sermon with The totals alsocompared giggly with the so homers and born as so Entity Cepeds BITTER incinclnnatlxiteds whippedClil cage Cubs 61 as Jim OToole buried silvehltter and Pitts burgh Pirates dï¬iï¬ltdivuolfliml Cells on enSmoky Rurgesa lore periormance Vst Laid edlged Mtiwauhe lirsch oats lirst game at doubleheader beiore the bi cep was suspended by so after eight innings with the score ti on deadlocked an age resumed the Giants It at tack against Met starter Al Jacksontee onditwo succes Vlmmy Davenport and Kuenn also contributed three hits Davenport tripled home two runrin tounrunun rising in the Iecondinniog while Kuennslogied and scored in each oi the lirst two innings Tlis oilsnslvs outburstmade lt easy tor Jock seniord so to go the diitenoe with ninehit Jerry Lynchs twirrun homer and adouble and state by Gordie Coleman beck th strong ctiort by who struck out 10 Cuba Frank Robinson scored the ly ing run tor the Reds in the sec ond inning when he singled and moved aroundron Colemans single and sin eoutr He then scored the goahead runinthc iourth inning against Rob Duhl 56 whenhe walked stole sec ond and rode homo on Cold mans double sNAer saris Burgess hit three singles he tore he wentto the plate with the bases loaded in theelghth and snappedrat tla up tbreehita Bronstad seven Lurks Are FKee Job cmMont real Aouettesintendito takers longfhard look at their quarters backs this year hints coach Perry Moss Last year theAlouettea ran through is quarterback candi dates before the regularEsst ern Football Conference even started This season they have tive quarterbacks and its quite possible we might not make any cuts until theVsjart oi theeeo sonlMasVs ssl Ttiesday The hopefuls areJoe Francis and Gerry lbampsins the teams two quartsrbaciis ieat come Ca Quarterbacks Thompklns has good chance to he the starting qiisrterback because he is familiar with the Alouettes system and thecom petitioniior his ion is msklrigV him better Jacobs said On the other hand step can bestallround player to Jackie Canadas VParkoV andfcanpass swoi as by auarterbaelr in the league today headds season all America Sandy HA St hens rooIsIeF sols Krera big1 and Quitonl hi iiciai champion in1050 and hisv ato 50 years wingexpe soon ovaage espound draitee Cal Conn soa cases will The Ilsa sre there the American monastde and Promo oe to emtiiiiih no on me League in years Csoatn iii oitheiaramed fpenasntrses surge olthglcllos ear cry three on the volume snttseven clubs on bunched within its games as the season goes into todays traditional Julyt dots bleheeders the sea wayrmarls Justhaw long it will remain thatclose in questlon item are strong indications when to consider Mickey Mantle and ole Maris9th it Vrnay not in theiesgus RUNS Each oi the and boys stroked two hornelruns ends as New York Yankeescame trom behindbeat their old Ken sos City ptaymaies 07 and con tinued to exhibit growingalgns oi restlessness with the pack so claier bunched on their heels Victory put the Yanks halia game up on the Los Angoles An gels rained out at Washln on and gmchahead oi Clays and Indians who had the day oii Minnesota Twins remained games back by beating Bos ton lied Son 40 tor the first time this season Detroit Tigers three games all the pace at wiatiio 54 lllnning triumph over Chicago White Sax The team in iirst place when the July games are completed has made habit ei being In lirst place en the season ends it has nappened 41 times in the leagues 00 years Only twice In the last 10 years have the teams on top at the turning point iailed to win the pennant REGAINS FORM Any onaoi iourieams could be on top alter todays bottles 50 with used qus Vera Sukova bi Czechos lovakia in semiilnal match whlla Mrs Karensusin UnitedS meantprim old MantlevbeehJiIrts and sin Quebec lea llicCreothhad 12 pounds more than be packed Mayibo when he upset Kelso inV he year both red trouble but is hitting time minority This the amt that producediel home and unmatched tallest outhpsw Whitey Ford seems neoeuntedYenhu power to the cornebeck is shut lion us City the slice Were leading in the seventh in when Marla sndrliobby srdson oi to omnivorous in or Another 10th andiied the game in three runs the eighth Moments later Mon ireed th tlsl lath roundtrtlippermtthe lessen won it to the big inning were hays ino Cernoli innesois gotoptstendtug relieitwork from Ray Moore in besiifll30t0n tor the tilt time in six trlesHe took oracle is list at Jack lirallck with one run ludVinen on lirst minded and one out inthe ninihtnntn ooro got Jim Paglisronl to is up and then struck out Lu ton and Eddieiiressoud Han inoa Killebrews ssveotbinolng tripledrove tn the also run Detroit scored an llthnnin Vunesrnsd run to strangers cage The Tigers loaded the bases with one out on lliily am tons slnglle walk and so ea Vror by ismith JslreV Wood sta pad on third lore iorceout The Tigers aubba Morton smeinto extra in anngs with eighth inning Vomer Lending Cricket Finals ST commas Ont C9 Quebec took its second straight win Tuesday to earn the lead iil theI Cglnl dishb iulnlor chokes ompon or as pays hereond in Toronto Quebecs two wins gives total at tour gointe in the standv lagssiter is second day at Slighttmarlo tratla with three as one and Manitoba is Quebec detected lllsblioba here niesday while Ontario and British Columbisienght to draw in Tomato VMonitoba goes against 30 today and unbec and Ontario twill vie ior atop spot Quebec took the matchrhere by margin of sevenwicketa in speedilyplayed game that lasted only 55 minutes The speed waafdueprimartiy to Manitobas weak batting The szstem province took the lirst turn at at=and¢rsn1or total oi asrunswithMlke ltichardeiopping the team with 22 Denis Amos got it andDoug Sasa Khasrem pmvldodV the power ior Quebec as he took live wickets for 17 runs Teams mate William Mitchell had three ior 17 and Dave Temple while taklng one for tour bowled 15 overs is at which were maidens CATCHES warms EIGHT Eight oi the in Manitoba hats men were retired by catches At bot Quebec took as runs while losing only three wickets liaise Races cVarry Back NEW YORK APtKello and Carry Backhave it out today lnxthe $100000added Suburban at Aqueduct and only Vtwo other horses are tackling the two leading candidates for handicap honors Jack Dre us caisson on plewho aresthe Aqueduct onemlletrack record aims as along with CarryBaclr and Bald Eagle and Harbor View Farmjs Garwol were entered against the two big stairs tor the ills mile holiday gallop Keiso who won the Suburban year agoby iivslen with 108 pounds up has 182 time Stephen or tntoithe Quebecrinse British Columbia bly would have had almond chance oi letting the garde in lbmnto bad Brucs Pounderu reached the crease earlier 30 with Onterlolejm runs to catch hit total at titular even wickets and than stub bornly held its wleiietsuntil the part time llrnithat which point themaicb was declared edraw Pounder tee hit live hours in doughty stand with Ron Rodgers lint putting on 41 runs in lhecloss Had the pair be co active earlier coiiia have dams I131i British Columbias showing was slow and time the crew had batted VV minutes for only runs When the match wasgolng to the wire however the visitors perked up sndshowed Va real spiritthat would have been dangerous in arllVerstages tn addltlo Pounder bowled 32 overs including tourV meld Rlck Stevens was good ior Dntarlo picking up 61 while David Conn its took the score to 49 when Stevens was run out 45 COL CHURB PROMMED OTTAWA lCP Col Ar thur GuChubb at Calgary and Ottawa will be promoted toths rank oi brigadierand appointed commander of the Canadian army liaisons establishmentin london England it was an bounced Tuesday He will he succeeded at Central Com mend Oakgille 0ntVbe Lt ColWlliiam ii Seamarlr not Oriillawho takes over his new postVVJuly 13 with the rank oi colonel Carry Rack will tote 1m three the $100000 Metropolitam Jack Price who tratnsCany aVck tor his wits Katherine re ports the tounyearold horse in peak condition So is Mrs Rich ard Duponts llveyeacoldl also 1060 ilii son Vitotz will fire Wboatii sir Back also at NEW LOCATION LlER 5T Vand lbdlhorss of