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THE CHINA. MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1959.

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CHISOX CLIMB CLOSER TO AMERICAN LEAGUE What's Best in Kowloon !

BASEBALL LEADERS Booed Before The Match Only Half A Game Behind He Becomes Brazil's After 14-6 Win Over Bosox Golden Boy

Boy Overnight

Boston, May 14.

The Chicago White Sox swept to their sixth straight win to- day, pounding out 19 hits and climbing to half a game of the American League top with a 14-6 victory over the Boston Red Sox.

Veteran Early Wynn provided the White Sox with their 10th triumph in 12 games as he chalked up his fifth victory of the year and the 254th of his Major League career. Turk Own finished up for the 39-year-old righthander.

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This victory placed Wynn 21mt † muffered his drd loss against were the only other hits Me

the Hist of all-time Big

one triumph-UPI.

League winners and moved him whead of such great as Carl I Hubbell, Amos Rusic and ted Faber.

National League

Hs he struck Cormick allowed out nine baliers, walked only one and posted his first victory

of the season. New York, May 34. Mike McCormick hussed

Mays drove in four of the He hit his three- three-hiter for the Sun Fianeis- Glante' runa. Home runs by Del Eanks,

Mays un homer in the fourth and Faci Torgeson and Jim Lands Giants and Whe

slammed his second three-run when Leon Wagner followed helped the White Sox to Inchner in as many days today to with another homer, loser Itay to half a gome behind the hand the Philadelphia Phillies Sen:proch was relleved by league - leading Cleveland

na 8-0 beating.

Taylor Phillips, Daryl Spencer The 20-year-old McCormick homered off Phillips in the pitched hittes ball

until pinch ofth hitler Granny Hammer brake the spell with one out in the nighth when he doubled.

Kinth-inning singles by Gene

Chico and Freee and

Fernandez

Indians, who were idle today.

Don Buddlin homered for Boston.

Lefthander Billy Hoeft, obtained frumn the Detroit Tigers two weeks ago, falled to leat the Arsi Inning

Johansson's Unusual

Contract With American Manager

New York, May 14.

Cus Bell's two-run singles in the ninth and Joe Nuxhall's Bree-hi pitching paced the Cinelumati Regis 10 a 2-0 tumph over The Chiengo

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Rio De Janeiro, May 14. "Veteran" winger Julinho, the man the crowd booed when he went out to play against England yesterday, woke up today to find himself Brazil's "Golden Boy" of football.

The

lavished newspapers praise un him for his second mkule goal which put his side un the road to victory and the purt he played in the second, and the fans mabbed him.

Upsets At Swiss Tennis Tourney

career.

But no doubt Julinho was having given the worst per- pondering on the fickleness of formance of his entre pubile opinion over sport,

They criticised-none too gently -bis lack of speed. accuracy and "dynamism.”

The Villain

Aly Khan's Fiorentina Wins The Irish 1,000 Guineas

Generally the newspapers Only yesterday he was the thought Brazil should have villain, the man who dared play, done much belior than only in place of Garrincha — "Gar- scored two goals against an rincha

Great," The

the | England side described here as "Brazilian Stanley Matthews very weak.-AFP. and wizard of the wing" who cast 50 many spells during Brazil's World Cup triumph.

linho who has been away tron Brazil playing in Italy was the choice of trainer Peola, Lugano, May 14,

He remembered the winger's Ken Fletcher of Australia, exéclient

1054 form in the seeded number seven, scored World Cup. It was his decision of today's to drop Garrincim, out of form the lg surprise quarter-finals in the interna since the South American churn- Honal championships of Swit-pionships. zerland when

defeated ho

'There was a howl of protest Duomark's second-seeded Kurt

from Nielsen 0-2, 2-6, 6-4.

newspapers and public. bis poor showings, sixth- Despite In a second upset,

enjoys tremendour serded allan stor Lea Peri-Garrincha call beat Mrs Shirley Bloomer prestige,

Julho was hissed and booed Brasher of Britain, who fell ill right from the start and had to

by the crowd as he ran on tu Marucana the pitch at the give up with the score at 6-8, 6-0.

Stadium. By the end of the match the crowd was cheering every stop he took,

Laser Dave Hi''mun held the Red to two singles unit Johnny Temple and Vada Pin- singled in the ninth. A -walk by reliever Don Elston All other victories went to

the

to Frank Robinson Alled bases and Belt followed wli lus tile. Nuxhall retired the Just 16 batlets in picking up his second victory,

Chicago

Results

players, with

the top-seeded the further results being:

Men's Quarter-Finals D Knight, Britain, bent Don Candy, Australlu; 6-1, 6-3.

Rey Emerson, Austraile, beat Bob Mark, Australia 6-4, 7-5.

Jaroslav Drobny, Egypt, beat 6-4, Becker, Britain,

X-01-1400-11-26-0.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

301-222-211-14-10-0 Roger

Tolar: Wynn, Lown (8) and

(1. Bows- White. held 10 Furrielen (5) and

Cus D'Amato, manager of heavyweight champion

Floyd Patterson, denied tonight "all specula-eek Monhoaquette tions" that he has either a direct or indirect financial interest in a friendly American manager's contract with challenger Ingemar Johansson of Sweden.

D'Amato's denial was given the in a written staternel to press because of various stories That appeared in New York newspapers today about Johans-, san's unusual Contract with Harry Davidow of Brooklyn.

-Johansson said yesterday he was forced to sign a five-yeur contract with Davidow in order to get the title fight with Pai- terzo al Yankee Stadium Juse 25.

Tonight

Advised

D'Amato, said that when Ingemar first visted New York Jate last year he said he had no manager at that time, although his father Jens' hod in the past served as his pilot. D'Amatu then advised him to get a manager who would have authority to represent him buxing matters.

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The statement continued: "I would have to be legally eer- tain who his manager was be fore I would be willing to en- ler Into a Patterson-Johansson fight contract with him the

challenger. And I thought t would be much better if he had a American rannager who we both could trust, and who would be sympathetle with our

vieww,"

Ably Represented

Amala zaith Johansson then- asked him to recommend manager and then returned to Sweden. in late December of way January D'Amit wid h telephoned Davido "a fonney associate of mine," and toici aim of the Johansson negotia- tions, and asked him if he would be interested in 70- presenting Johansson.

The statement concludes: "On or about January 28 or 29, Ingemar represented by his; own attorney, Mr Justin Golen- bachi concluded his manage- ment agreement with Mr Davidow, who was represented by D'Amato's attorney, Edwin Stephen Schweig.

"The fact remains that Johansson was ably represent- ed by his own lawyer and the

CHESS

by LEONARD BARDEN

ING. 2014)

Here is a problem by P. C. Thomson (1.8. Chess Federa- tion, 1846). White to play and mate in two moves,

Solution No. 5013. 1 RXP. ch. OxR 2 Q-H mate, or 1.DXR 2 Q-X7 mate.

Landṣn Exprezy Berrion.

terms of the management ugree- strictly ment are

Wi-Wynn 15-23. LP-1ecft (1-3), HRS--Turgeson ndi, Ennis (2nd). Lane 3rd). Duddin (2nd).

NATIONAL. LEAGUE

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Vindication

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Julinho's display was complete vindication of trainer Pepia's Insistence that he und not the supporters or the news- papers should plek the national side.

Newbridge, May 14, Prince Aly Khan's filly Fiorentina, ridden by Australian jockey George Moore, today won the Irish 1,000 Guineas in a three-way photo finish.

Fiorentina, the even money favourite, won by a neck from Mr S. J. Porr's Lillet (7 to 1) with Mr D. Kerr's Clara Bow, 33 to 1 outsider, a short head further away, third of the 19 runnem.

£1.030

The race. carrying in added money, was delayed The ncw villain ja the Ladies Quarter-Finals

for alinost on hour when Д the 18-year-old heavy thunderstorm broke over Truman, Britain former hero, Christine

Pelc. bent Rose Marla Reyes, Mexico inside-left

seclaimed the course. atter his wonder displays in Q-1, 6-3.

Sweden. He was named along with the Brazilians' left-half Prince Aly Khan Orlando, the man he replaced the British Isles this season. He

thr most took

Newmarket 2,000 the first half-as the

Guineas fechle of all.

1.000 อะไ

Guineas Pele was accused by sports with Tabuun and Petite Etoile writers

the and

public of a fortnight ago.-Reuter,

Janet Hopps, US. beat Mrs Mary Carter Reitano, Australla, 3-0, 6-4, 7-5.

Franglaco 120-410-EX-----

(4). Bever Semproch, 14:ps

Me an and Hexen:

Yola Hamiraw, Mexico, beat Cormick

and Lanrith Pse Buding, stateless, 6-3, 6-2.

IRS-May 5th)

start lo- Doubles play will (2nd).- Spencer Waynur 2nd),

morrow. UPI.

Johunson's Semproth

And Davidow's affairs."--UPI. uiry,

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AND ADUR AJOTIES HAS ESCAPED FROM THE ENVI BLUTCHES OF THE SHORT OF NOTTINGHAM BY ROLS- VALLTING OVBATHY CASTLE WALLS AND LANDING IN

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