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YANKEES ON TOP THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 22, 1960 17 . the canvas for = usally long time after ng knoci > od Hypnosis Expert out, This could have been the . - result of a post-hypnotic sugs 1 ° 13 + gestion." I ere were rumors Ingo was hypnotized by his personal phy- hd ' hd Gives Ingo A ibi sician, DL Gusta Qarisson, be- tt Pull 1 ers al NEW YORK (AP)--An ex- someone who's drunk, Cer- fore Kiod) ig gut Pallerson i pert on hypnosis said today In- | tainly, the smiling was peculiar tha Dr. plater said a very dee | gemar Johansson "could very | considering the seriousness of Woon could TY Lo a By ED WILKS fifth game in a row, Chicago Yankees' only two losses in their| possibly have been in a hyp- | his task. fighter "a tiger in the ring" Associated Press Staff Writer |White Sox clipped the second- last 17 games, bounced back by| notic state" during Monday | "Also. for one in Johansson's | but "can work the other way if Mickey Mantde is hitting, {place Baltimore Orioles 4-3. The|giving up only singles. He walked! night's world heavyweight title | excellent condition, he was on | given in a milder form." Whitey Ford no longer is a Orioles are only a half-length|one man, struck out two and re-| loss to Floyd Patterson. question mark and New York back in the games - beni tired the last 17 in order for his "Johansson's reactions Yankees have overcome Frank column, since they've playeti second shutout. | seemed subnormal through- a Lary's jinx for a half-game lead Seven more Sames than the yon Lary (6-7), with a 22.8 lifetime, Out." said Dr. Ralph Slater, in the American League pennant Kees, bul Hoye out anos | ecord against the Yanks, was President of the International race. {hind in the decisive lost column.ij, zien in the fourth inning when| Academy of Hypnotism. Mantle, limping on troubled! Cleveland Indians defeated {Roger Maris tripled and scored "He appeared dazed in the legs, drove in three runs with a| Washington Senators 34 and Kan-| "0" Gd pitch. He gave up 11) Ting and later when I saw' him Word's Heavyweight Championship pair of homers in support of sas City Athletics beat Boston|,r Noy york's 14 hits, including) in the dressing room. | | Ford's four-hit shutout for a 6-0 Fed Sox despite two home runs Mantle's shots. Mickey increased _ Dr. Slater, at ringside at the FIGHT PICTURES! victory over Detroit Tigers and and four runs batted in by Ted|pis patting average to .276 for a Invitation of Patterson's man- |Lary Tuesday night. It was the Williams. 50-point gain in 11 games. ager, Cus D'Amato, said: first victory in almost a month Ford (3-3), charged with the "As Johansson came into the for Ford, who had lost three ---- OVERTAKE DETROIT ring I noticed that he stumbled straight games Str: p The White Sox, after four slightly. Then he smiled almost | It was also the Yankees' see. BASEBALL aight losses, jumped past De- all the way through the fight. ond victory of the over| troit into fourth place on a tie- Sometimes a person in a hyp- Lary, a- righthander they had] LEADERS breaking home run by Jim Lan- notic state acts this way, ike managed to beat just twice in 14 : dis in the ninth. Landis, tagging = -- ---- m------ decisions over the last two sea- reliever Chuck Estrada (6-3) with - sons. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |the defeat, also drove in a sec- German Sprinter American League ond - inning run and nailed a FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN AB R H Pct. (Baltimore rnner at the plate. Sets World Mark _ While the Yanks won their Runnels, Boston 225 36 347| Frank Baumann (4-3) was the Maris, New York 2 2 66 9/winning pitcher in relief, | ZURICH, Switzerland * (AP)-- n alt 38 25 46 West Germ s in g star Gentile, Bal cad A two-out, two-run double by Wes! 4 any's sprinting sta W- Smith, Chicago 31 70 .318' 5 Hary has become the first 5 bs, ohnny Temple in the sixth in- Early mn nn Minoso Chicago 2: 3 316 ning moved id Indians from be. Dan to run the 100 - metre dis- Berra, New York 138.23 43 312 hind against Washington's Pedro|'20Ce in ten seconds flat. | Runs--Mantle, New York, 5 [Ramos (3-9). Mudcat Grant (5-2) Hary set the new world mark} t « add Amr Etim "twice in 100-metre heats of a ngr an | Runs batted in--Maris 50 padded his career record over .o.. _ nation track and field! y : , » Senators 3-0 seded | ation Lr: {| Hits--Runnels the Senators to 13 ) but needed oot in the Zurich Letzigrund| : Johnny Klippstein's three innings Stad The tv: cancelled his} CHICAGO (AP)--Early Wynn," Doubles--Skowron, New York|or shutout relief after giving upp oc nm. [A€ Jury canceiec fis 'the Chicago White Sox' old man, 17 homers by Dan Dobbek, Ramos First time because of an irregular | start. | is an angry man | Triples--Fox, Chicago 6 and Ear] Battey. ! : 2 aa > BED p % . Sy | Hary protested and the jury IKE STILL ENJOYS HIS GOLF GAME Last year, at the age of 39, he: .Home runs--Maris 19 ..! Southpaw Bud Daley (10-1), roa root of the "will won 22 games and was the big Stolen bases Aparicio. Chi- - ond the league's top winner, took his' Tj g West Germa gai Pre.ident Eisenhower. after before teeing off for a round | The preside is show y el pi "hicago win their cago 1¢ a S ie young West Lerman agai} ae : A ho i : u ¢ president is shown here man in helping Chic Ago ' in « SH i Cuitos. New York ninth straight victory with relief won, this time with an impec- WADA ung some bi ot back | of golf, at the Kaneohe Marine ! getting ready to tee off. first pennant in 40 years Hehing oat ey O'R help from Bob Trowbridge in a cable start. Of three timers one RR, on the beam and was smiling Suddenly he has become wild 8-0. 1.000 f B shth., Je; air base golf course yesterday. | 5 . our-run oston eighth erry clocked him at 10.1 seconds and | | ROGRAM! 5 as he finished up his warmup AP Wire Photo and ineffective. As he puts it Strikeouts yolaang Detroft Casale (2-7) dropped his seventh two at 10.00. With a small wind - - ---- i -- - "I've gone back to the point of and Pascual, Washington 91. straight, failing to get a man out velocity of 0.6 metres per second » '\) oF Tne players were selected ear- Fred Hopke, Buffalo, first base- looking like a 17-year-old rookie National League : in a five-run first inning -comfortably within the admis- " . © a ers. lier by league managers man: Ron Samford, Miami. sec- trying to get my fast ball by A R H Pet Jerry Lumpe and Marv|sible limits -- his time appears 1]! H Those named by Farrell for : everybody Larker, LA 31 19 45 34 myroneberry homered for the|to have every chance of official) WOMET the fifth renewal of the all-star ond baseman: Bill Harrell, Roeh-| He has won 273 major league Groat, Pgh 39 89 3421 Athletics. Williams, hitting eight|recognition . T All S ame are ester, third baseman; Len Car- games, more than any active Mays, SI i 4 home runs in the last two weeks.| The old 100 - metre dash world _ lin me Tm iki ge p Na I "her gg 3 F ur; Yhila 128 16 43 4 3 ar and a car ark 2 " denas. Havana. shortstop: Jim!pPitcher in the game and is Curry, Phi has 11 for the year and a career|mark of 10.1 seconds was held - Pitcher Alvin Jacks a fi- tstop: Jim ralte hil: 7 926 5 ) " ; A Pe 0 tar Sh a Or ie 'Ba Pendleton, Havana, Don Land- peeved at what he calls a hand Wal ers Pla 177 5 333 total of 503. He is nine short of(by three Americans W.J. Wil rif fs i y es Columbus atclier Gene rum. Buffalo, and Nino Escalera, ful of writers who are trying to B s. Pgh 126 15 42 .333 replacing Mel Ott in third place liams Ira J. Murchison and Lae- # FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATM let J: HE th fn 'oho, Green. Mis first baseman Joe Columbus, outfielders: Joe Lon- shame him into retirement. 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