958 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Phils Drop Smith from Helm;
Sawyer Called To Fill Position

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PHILADELPHIA (P) - The
Philadelphia Phillies fired mana-
ger Mayo Smith yesterday and re-
placed him with Eddie Sawyer
who directed the club to the Na-
tional League pennant in 1950.
"We needed a change," said
general manager Ray Hamey in
announcing Smith's dismissal.
"It was sudden," said Smith,
"but that's baseball."
Glad to Be Back
"I'm glad to be back," com-
mented Sawyer.
Hamey's answer as to why the
Phillies were rehiring a man they
fired because he didn't win, was:
"Eddie had a good record while
* he was here."
That record was a third place
finish in 1949, a pennant in 1950,
fifth in 1951, and fourth in 1952,
when Sawyer was replaced in mid-
season by Steve O'Neill.

Hamey said he had been con-
sidering the move about a month.
He said, "no one thing tipped the
scale. I just thought we needed a
change."
Smith, who was signed by Ha-
mey in 1955, leaves the club in
sixth place, half a game out of
the cellar, two games from the
first division, and 8%1 behind the
front running San Francisco Gi-
ants, the opponent last night as
Sawyer takes over.
The Phillies, just prior to the
All-Star Game, won seven in a
row and vaulted to third place in
the topsy turvey National League
race. They were 21/2 games from
first place.
Nose Dive
But following the All-Star
break, the club nose dived into the
second division. Everything went

wrong. The hitters slumped. The
pitching went sour.
Smith said he got the word
about 1 p.m. (EDT) yesterday.
"Nobody feels good about being
fired," he said. "But that's the
way baseball is and that's the
risk you take. I'll go home to
Lake Worth, Fla. in a couple of
days. I have no definite plans, but
certainly hope to remain in base-
ball."

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DON NEWCOMBE
... only two wins

Three Hurlers Expected
To Win TwentyGames
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NEW YORK ()-Twenty-game
winners are likely to be scarce this
season with only Bob Turley and
Whitey Ford of the New York
Yankees and Warren Spahn of
Milwaukee moving strongly toward
the prized goal.
Withonly a shade more than
two months remaining in the ma-
jor league baseball campaign, the
three pitchers are the only ones
with at least 12 victories. Turley
has won 14 games and Ford and
Spahn 12 each.
Neither Ford nor Turley has
ever won 20 games in one season
although Whitey came close in
1956 when he had 19 and dropped
a 1-0 decision to Baltimore in his
last start. Turley's high is 17 tri-
umphs.
Spahn, a 20-game. winner eight
times in 13 seasons, figures to be
the only pitcher to repeat from
among those who reached the
mark in 1957. The others, Billy
Pierce of Chicago and Jim Bun-
ning of Detroit, got off to slow
starts and began to pick up only
in the last six weeks.
Pierce has won nine games
while Bunning's no-hit job against
Boston Sunday was his eighth tri-
umph.
Pitchers with 11 victories are
rookie Ray Semproch of Philaiel-

phia, Bob Friend of Pittsburgh
and Bob Purkey of Cincinnati.
Those with 10 games won are
Johnny Podres of Los Angeles,
Johnny Antonelli of San Fran-
cisco, Ike Delock of Boston, who
has yet to lose, and Ray Narleski
of Cleveland.
The 1958 aggregate of 20-game
winners almost certainly will not
equal the total of nine hit two,
years ago. Among those in the
coveted category in 1956 were Bob
Lemon and Herb Score of Cleve-
land, currently on the disabled list,
and Don Newcombe of Cincinnati,
who has won only two games.
There has been at least one 20-
game winner in the National
League each year since 1931. The
American League had no such
pitcher in 1955.

FOR SALE
1954 FLEETWOOD, 34 ft., 1 bedroom.
Excellent condition. HU 2-6133. )B204
PORTABLE Zenith radio, AM and seven
short wave bands. Like new. $85. NO
2-7040 after 6 P.M. )B203
MEN'S short sleeve sport shirts $1.25.
Skip-dents and seersuckers. Assorted
Colors. Sam's Store, 122 E. Washing-
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3Q Ft. 4 Star General Trailer with full
length aluminum porch-$2000. Avail-
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call NO 2-4881. ) B202
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You expect more from Standard
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Best Deal in Town-Atlas Tires,
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NO 2-1443. )C404
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NO 3-4156
CARS RENTED by hour,
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BE PREPARED-Roy Harris, 25-year-old battler from Cut and
Shoot, Tex., who will meet Floyd Patterson in a heavyweight title
fight in Los Angeles, Aug. 18, officially opened his training camp at
Arrowhead Springs, Calif., July 20. He went through a light work-
out which included some licks at the punching bag. (AP Wire-
photo)

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Many other items
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and are priced below our costs. We suggest that you shop early
to avail yourself of a maximum selection.


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BARGAINS
(2 days only - while they last)
COLUMBIA
RECORD PLAYERS
Model 526-149.95.. NOW 109.95
Model514- 4495 NOW 9.95
Mode514 4495. NO 29.9
STROMBERG-CARLSON
RECORD PLAYERS
ModelPF530...129.95NOW 89.95
ModelPF535...139.95NOW 99.95
Philco Hi Fi Console, was 279.95
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DOORS OPEN AT 9:00 A.M.
Open today until 8:30

ENTIRE STOCK OF
SUMMER HANDBAGS
25% to 50% and More Off
Famous Grasshoppers
Discontinued Patterns
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DRUMSIDE PLASTIC
TWO SUITER SET
24" 2 suiter-21" companion
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