vwvy SYN ys VY VY We WV wv ey “ott eg a sot t . onts 4 Prince Rupert Daily News ponte Wednesday, May 20, 1959 ont eMe pa : i yle’s s resignation accepted by Eskimos » ies BY GERRY McNEIL The executive Is interested in ‘ Ganadian Press Staff ‘Writer Terry Brennan, ‘deposed Notre 4 EDMONTON «P — Edmonton Dame coach, and Frankie Albert. Hekimos accepted Sam Lyle’s | who- quit San Francisco ’49ers resignation as head coach Tues-| last year, and several others, hej ¢ May night and immediately began | said. a search for a replacement. “We may have to look up the Eagle Keys, Esks’ popular dine | bureau of unemployed coaches,” coach, is the doorstep choice but |} quipped Duggan. €lub: President Eric Duggan told Lyle, 34, quit last: Friday, a ‘@ press conference the job will be month before Eskimos’ begin thrown open to applications. training ,and less than- three months before the Western: In- er MOVING terprovincial Football Union sea- son opens. He blamed the sur- oe NEAL EVANS prise move on criticism by direct- PACKING — STORAGE ors, Duggan and the players. - SHIPPING The directors “aeceyited the Local and Long Distance resignation with regret.” Duggan! Careful Handling b tered if a meeting could havé Careful Experienced Men. |/been held before Lyle made “For the Best Move statements to the press Monday. You Ever Made” 2085 — PHONE — 4021 > NEAL EVANS | TRANSPORTATION. ‘God needed only six days to.. create the. world,. but’.he*had-. the- advantage. - of.:-working , alone. 7 wea yb De ‘and so will yout. ‘oday:. to. Saturday : 7-9 p.m. ; Sat. Mat. 2-4:20. p.m. © cer" KENNETH MORE. A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Mean tee bagh by Wales Conds Sereenlay Uy Cac Aemiblae Praduved tw tarn heacte: mes Cereated by iy Enel ey xe :|Giants, when the Cubs - handed Moving. - ; said it might have been -coun-: Jey and Dom’ Zanni. we | Washington. ‘Last-place Detroit *. Se tee a ee en The outdoor ghoe ! for all the f amily edt 10 fs f t wh se + Wn Sime Some FAMILY SHOE STORE LTD. $32 3rd Avo. West ~ Phone 4132 u ian Ss Orioles crowding AL leaders " By ED WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer Hank ‘Aaron has been stopped, but the Milwaukee Braves are still’ rollirig. “After a week of winning they have a six-game streak and a 4Yo-game ‘butge, which might make it later than you think i in that Na- tional League pennant.race. | | a They owned the longest suc-.)-m rrr ee cess. string of re year in ithe at moved. within .025 pércentage after whipping San Francisco , h- Tuesday night. The only bright points of severth-place New spot in the Giants’ .. pitching, York by beating the Yankees 6-3. : which gave up‘ 11 hits, was an| Phe Kansas City- -at-Boston game 0-for-4 collar on Aaron, who had | Was rained out. | go down 8-1 to Braves evere enennees rows eoererhneneerereererereneee nes eeanesereeererees PATTERSON: MUST BE BETTER | .. THAN IN FIGHT WITH LONDON \cessue ‘ead by “a hair “game| Mounties ‘got to utr et the Tuesday night, defeating Phoe-|Churn for eight, including Ro nix Glants 9-7 in) 10 innings|Hanson’s two-run homer fn th while second-place San Diego's|seventh which accoun game with Salt: Lake City was the Vancouver scoring, Steve Bilko, Spokane’s’ belting In other league action, Seattle first baseman, whacked out four By JACK HAND GROSSINGER,. N.Y. (®--Ingemar: Johansson is working on one basic theme. Floyd Patterson must be better than he was the night he defended his world heavyweight title against Brian London in Indianapolis, “We have 20 better than London in Europe, "said the unbeaten European champ from Sweden who fights Patter- son June 25 at Yankee Stadium. “Patterson beat him bad enough and knocked him out when London got tired. But Henry Cooper beat London just as bad without knocking him out.” “Tm not saying that Patterson is bad. Jam just saying that I think he must be better than he looked against London.” t PEG PID LE LOD PPCLDEPLOPELOPIO LEO OOP OOHRS PPI CEPOL LOL ALE PEPE ID ODOO COOH’ Advertising in The Daily News Brings Results hit in 22 consecutive games. That is the longest streak in either league. =o." , The Chicago Cubs and. Los Angeles tied for third. just .001 percentage points “behind the Philadelphia a seventh straight dcfeat:8-7, and the.Dodgers cnd-. ed. their losing: string. at five by beating: Cincinnati 6-4." The St. Louis: Cardinals: beat: ‘Pittsburgh 8-2. © “Aaron, ‘still the NL's “top. hitter at .462, was. safe; on. ‘an error,. walked, struck: out’ twice. and flied out against loset Jack San- ford: (5-4) and relievers Joe Ship - ‘The Braves- got : ‘it’ over with fast, scoring | four.: runs in the first on Wes: Covington's No. 2 homer, with’ two.on, ‘and. Del Crandall’ S$ solo’ Sixth homer. Jocy Jay: (2-1) won it'for the Braves. giving up Seven: :hits. and striking out eight.” In the’ Araerican League those |. Baltimore . Orioles “are doing things* the hard way: and making it look easy... They’ re. third, 1, games shy of first, after: winning six ‘of their last: eight. Buti At chasn't. -been’ all breeze—not wHen- -they? ve had to take three of. four. from fronit- running Cleveland and’ Chicago’ Ss White Sox todo it. °° . Pitehing -has been’ the payoff for the weak- shitting: Birds. . Ex- cluding. a ‘weekend — split with Cleveland’s - ‘power club. Balti- mores’ staff has: allowed but seven earned runs in six games |- while making things tough for the leaders. _- Tuesday | “night,” just 24 hours after Hec Brown and ‘Billy Loes conibined for: a shutout that ; knocked Cleveland ‘out of first, | youngsters Billy O'Dell and Jerry | Walker ended Chicago's brief i stay on top by beating the White |: Sox 2-1. 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