THE MICHIGAN DAILY

THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1962

TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1962

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Minnesota Sets Record
With Two Grand Slams
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (A')-!
A Major League record - two
grand slam home runs - featured
an 11-run first inning for Minne-
sota as the Twins unleashed a 15-!ht a ac ye er y to m u t e
Cleveland Indians, 14-3.k~Fiiw -
Bob Allison and Harmon Kille-
brew slammed the bases-loaded
homers in the first inning explo-
sion that enabled lefthander Dick
Stigman, making his first start
for the Twins after 25 relief ap- .
pearances, to coast to victory.
The Twins sent 14 batters to the
plateiin he first inngadseven
of hemcolectd htsincluding
htcletdhome runs by Allison, Killebrew
and Earl Battey.:.
Allison hit the first one with the
bases full his first time up. Bat- BOB ALLISON
tey's shot followed Allison's and.. first one
Indian starter Barry Latman (4-6)
was relieved by Jim Perry.
Killebrew, who had walked
ahead of Allison's homer, came
up a second time in the inning
with the bases loaded and blasted
his 23rd homer of the year off-
Perr y.
Killebrew added his second
hoe fthe game (No. 24) with hoeIf..:: : ::::::
none on in the third.
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BOSTON - Mickey Mantle
clouted a tremendous home run ...
and drove in four runs as the New ::::::::: z=:::::..:;.:"::::::::,
York Yankees rolled to their sixth:;
straight victory with a 12-4 deci- .::'_:- ?: ::: ;_ __.<;:
sion over Boston yesterday.
The league-leading Yanks got er scn o pee pthn
their econdcomplte pithing ..... ...... ;::::
performance in as many games, :_:
rookie right hander Jim Bouton
turning back the Red Sox on 11 HARMON KILLEBREW
scattered hits ... second one

Clay Court
Net Tourney
advances
CHICAGO (AP} - Karen Ss
man, newly crowned Wimbledon
Champion, kept tournament off i-
cials on tenterhooks for three
hours yesterday during treatment
of an injured thumb but she re-
turned to action to sweep into the:
quarter-finals of the National
Clay Court Tennis Championship.
She closed out Carol Rogers in
three blazing games, winning 6-2,.
6-l.
Darlene Hard, the United States
number one ranked woman player'
and seeded second for the tourna-
ment, was upset by 19-year-old
Carole Caldwell of Santa Monica,
Calif., ninth ranked. 7-5, 6-4.
This left Mrs. Susman, number
one, and Gwynth Thomas of Sha-
ker Heights, Ohio, number four,
as the only seeded players remain-
ing in the women's bracket. Miss
Thomas advanced with a 6-3, 6-4,
triumph over Judy Alvarez of
Tampa, Fla.
Meanwhile, the upset tempo
continued in the men's section
with sixth seeded Bill Bond of La
Jolla, Calif., bowing to unranked
Paul Welles of Berkeley, Calif.,
1-6, 7-5, and 8-6.
What remained of the other
seeded players after yesterday's
opening round wiped out half of
the U. S. Davis Cup team, came
through just about as expected.
Top seeded Charles McKinley of
St. Ann, Mo., smashed Francis
Godbout of Canada, 6-2, 6-2 and
number three Jon Douglas of San-
ta Monica overpowered Bill Hoggs
of Berkeley, Calif., 6-1, 6-0.
Ray Senkowski of Michigan, the
1961 Big Ten Champion, fell vic-
tim to the number three junior,
Cliff Buchholz of St. Louis, 6-2,
6-2.
SPORTS SHORTS:
Murray IWins
.French Open
By The Associated Press

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RUGS. NEVER USED-9x12 $25; also}
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LEAVING TOWN! Must sell all house-
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MANUSCRIPT PREPARATION-MImeo-
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Phone 665-8184. J1
COEDS:
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HAIR DONE at the
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300 S. Thayer in the concourse
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Where It's COOL all summer long.
Call NO 8-8354, also evenings
by appointment

MUSICAL MDSE.,
RADIOS, REPAIRS
AT GRINNELL'S
Used Upright Practice Piano
$8940

Used Grands
Brand New Spinet
Once in a lifetime special
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Salary offered-$50 per week.
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FOR RENT
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SUMMER-Close to State Theatre. 3

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Portables, Standards, and
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Don't miss this chance to pick
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Delicious Hamburgers.. .15c
Hot Tasty French Fries ...10~c
Triple Thick Shakes...20c
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old Australian pro, won the $60 a month. Call NO 2-7274. C28
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NEWTON SQUARE, Pa. - A NO 3-0511. C2
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