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Tops Other
M Sluggers
By The Associated Press
NEW YORK-Ted Williams of
the Boston Red Sox won his ninth
American League slugging cham-
pionship and Willie Mays of the
New York Giants his third Na-
tional League title in 1957..
Williams' .731 average was the
highest for the majors in 16 years.
Williams collected 307 total bases
in 420 times at bat, figures com-
piled by The Associated Press dis-
closed yesterday. Among the 39-
yr.'-old outfielder's 163 hits were
28 doubles, one triple and 38
homers.
Williams, who also won his cir-
cuit's batting crown, had the pre-
vious high slugging percentage--
.735 in 1941. The big league record
is .847 set by Babe Ruth in 1920.
Williams also finished on top in
the slugging competition in 1942,
1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 191 and,
1954.
Mays Slugs .626
Mays slugged .626, edging Stan
Musial of St. Louis and Hank
Aaron of Milwaukee. The Giants'
centerfielder had 366 total bases
in 585 trips. His extra base output
included 26 doubles, 20 triples and
35 homers.
Musial wound up with a' .612
percentage on 307 total bases in
5012 at bats while Aaron was third
at .600 with the most total bases
in either league, 369, in 615 official
trips. Aaron had 198 hits and 77;
were for extra-bases--27 doubles,
six triples and 44 circuit blows.
Slugging averages are computed
by adding the total bases on all
hits -one for a single, two for a
double, etc.--and dividing the ag-
gregate by the number of official
times at bat.
Mickey Mantle of the New York
Yankees, the American League
slugging champ in 1955 and 1956,
was second this time with a .665
mark. He had 28 two-baggers, six
triples and 34 homers among 173.
safeties.

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.. . wins ninth crown

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. fans, who have blan'ed
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SAN FRANCISCO (R)-The New
York Giants gave Bill Rigney a
two-year contract yesterday.-
'The enthusiastic, manager said
lie is willing to trade all but two
of his players to bring a better'
club to San Francisco.
Rigney said the two "untouch-.
ables" are centerfielder Willie
Mays and pitcher Johnny Anton-'
elli
President Horace Stoneham re-
fused to disclose terms of the newl
contract. H'e said both he and
Rigney were satisfied.
Rigney, 39, managed the Giants
the past two seasons and finished
sixth both years.

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BY DON DRESCHER
The Detroit Lions, crushed by
Baltimore by a 34-14 score three
weeks ago, are only one-point
underdogs in the rematch of the
two teams this Sunday.
Part of the reason for the even-
ness of the odds, despite the three-



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touchdown defeat earlier, can cer-
tainly be attributed to Lion full-
back John Henry Johnson who was1
injured at the time of the first
encounter. Johnson has since
proved to be a potent weapon in
the Detroit offense.
Shaky irOpener
The Lions forward wall, shaky
in the season opener, has since
stiffened and if it can give Detroits
two capable quarterbacks, Tobin
Rote and Bobby Layne, some room
to maneuver the picture may look
quite different Sunday.
Baltimore, meanwhile has been
rolling along quite well under the
direction of quarterback 'John
Unitas. The Colts field general is
the leading passer in the pro cir-
cuit. He has connected for eight
touchdown passes in the three
games the Colts have played to
date.
Two League Leaders'
The Colts have two other league
leaders in their array of stars. Jim
Mutscheller, former Notre Dame
end, tops the scoring department
with a total of 30 points, and rug-
ged halfback Lenny Moore has
been bucking the opposition to the
tune of 6.8 yards per carry.
With standouts like these and a
stiff line to boot, it's small wonder
the Colts have compiled a total of
100 points to date, twice the total
of the second highest team. And
at the same time the Baltimore
defense has yielded only 99 yards
for a scant 1.4 yds. per play.
Buddy Parker's Steelers are be-
ing given a shot in the arm this
season by the acquisition of for-
mer MSU quarterback, Earl Mor-
all, from the San Francisco Forty-
Niners. Out of 78 attempted passes,
Morall has completed 38, for ,a
sum of 621 yards.
Jack McClaren and Jug Girard,
former Detroit star, have been do-
ing most of the receiving. Girard
has also been doing a considerable
amount of the kicking for the
Pittsburghers.

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