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COMMENT
Biggest’flof) of the year in
be American League has been
be Washington and Baltimore
jobs. Actually Washington of
Ifials thought they had an im
proved team, but what crossed
jteto up was the greater im
provement made by the other
jobs. The Orioles may well
te Jimmy Dyke's last stand as
imanager if they don’t give a
0gre creditable account of
themselves.
Roger Bannister made cer
tain track greats look bad
•hen he ran a four-minute
m!e earlier this month. They
had said it would not be done
mytime soon. Bannister him
aetf didn’t decide to make a
serious try for it until fifteen
minutes before the race started
Gol^rs are looking forward to
keener** eorftp&jjjon,, ^between
Ben Hogari ahtP'sKsufl Snead,
no.w that Sdny jhas whipped
Ben again in ..$ playoff. The
world' tournpjj ’ staged ■ by
George May njay produce such
results. •
Hurricane Jackson; highly
regarded heavyweight, lost a
lot of his glitter when Jimmy
Slade called his number last
month. Instead of saying Hur
ricane is a sure shot for Rocky
Marciano now, the experts are
saying the whipping was the
■ best thing for Hurricane if he
ever is to become champ.
I Enos Slauter hasn’t gotten
off to a roaring start fer the
Yanks but those who usually
know, figure Enos will come in
1 mighty handed for the world
1 champions before the season is
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Both the Philadelphia Ath
letics arid the Detroit Tigers
have received surprisingly
good pitching from two hurl*
ers^ar.tin and Trice arjd Gar
ver and Grorhek, •' respe.ctiy.^?.
The Gardintite;sepm ..to, have
shaken- off I 'the- Dodger 'jinx
this year but the Yanks' still
have trouble with the White
Sox.
Mickey Mantle, who has dis
appointed so far this year,
showed a glimpse of his timely
World Series hitting when he
belted one out of the stadium
in the last of the seventh ink
ing to break up a one-one ball i
game recently. Harvey Kuenn i
is still improving as a ball,
player and may be one of base- j
ball’s greatest shortstop be-)
fore he is through. He is high
ly rated by both manager Fred
Hutchinson and Ted Williams.
Ted had himself quite a day
at the plate earlier this week
with two home runs and eight
hits in nine times at bat for
the Boston Red sox in a double
header with Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ko
gan, well known Kodiak
school teachers of a few years
ago, announce the birth of
their third child, Vincent Wil
liam on May 11th at Koyuk,
Alaska. Both Rogans taught in
the local high school for one
year.
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