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four.: Vancouver. hurlers, was the

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“S aera m ento. Solons
broke: through: with: two
runs in. the 12th inning
Stinday: as Winston Brown

picked up his first victory |

OF. the ‘season, 1 over. the
} place Vancouver
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George: ‘Zuverink, the third of:

“ Georee. Bamberger. got.
his - 50th. aS a ‘Mountie

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three weekend: games to

on 4-3. ‘Saturday and :4- 1
nd game Sunday. ‘Bees|

LONDON’ @—Burnley_ ‘blew. a
old n. opportunity~to win the
I League: soccer. champ-

a‘scoreless tie by Fulham
while th two other. contenders,
Wolverhampton Wanderers. and].

  

‘Tottenham Hotspur .. ‘completed

their regular 42-game schedule

ENGLISH LEAGUE
“Ebest Division: |
Birmingham 1, Blackburn 0.
Burnley 0, Fulham. 0
Chelsea’ 1, ‘Wolverhampton 6.
“Leeds 1, Notts F 0°
- Leicester. 1, Bolton 2 ,
‘Man U-5, ‘Everton 0 pS
Newcastle 0,;Man.C 20005.
‘Progton:.2, Luton | 0. .'
@ottentiam 4,. Blackpool: V ie
Wort Brom ‘}, Arsenal. 0...
Wert Ham. hh Sheffield Wo 1.’,
_ | Seed: Division co
Bristol C1,’ Stoke’, me
Cardiff 2, Briatol-: Q", pt
Chariton ‘6, .
Nerby 8, Linealn’ 1
Hull City 2, Ipswich 0

Liverpool 8, Sundertand 0: ery

“Middlesbrough 2, Leyton. Or Oye ,
Plymouth 8, “Aston Vilin Ou.
Rotherham 1, Swanaen .
Scunthorpe 1, Brighton’ 2)
Bhefficld U2 Hudderafield: O
Third Ylvision -

Brentford 1, Newport 2

Bury 1, Grimsby 1 ’
Colcherntor, 5, Acorington L
- Ooventry 1, Rending 1

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Tranmore: a \ mo

Manafield 0
Norwioh 38, Chanterfiela: 0.;
Port. Vale :6, Swindon.-1..

Queen's P R 1, Rarnaley 0°

Southampton 2, Bradford © 3 bi .

South End 3, Bournemouth: a
York City. 0; Shrewsbury 2.
. Fourth Division:
Aldarahot 0, Walaa 2,
- Bradford 9, Torquny 920)
~., Carlisle 4, Gntonhond 0° a mye
Choeator 2, Bouthport” 2°:
Crowe Aloxt Oitinghiam. a
Texotar 4, Datonstor 2 oo
‘Hartlopoots Oy Barrow. t,; ;
Notta ‘6, Dartington 4.
Oldham -1,° Roehenle 0.
. Blookport '8, Nan ator 0,
Workington: 0, Watford |
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Lye Virat. Division a
 Abordoon 2, Ayr U 0.

Caltio 9, Bt, Mirren f ed
a! Whornian 2, Partiok Qe
“ Kilmarnoak 0, Olyde Bo
a Mothorwott 6, Arironth De x

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Atirling 1, Punfermilne 40 ©

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ae Opening game of Prince Rupert’s 1960, soccer sea-|.
son'yésterday saw. an experienced North Stars eleven |
down: -a battling Aiyansh crew 5-1 before more than |

16 spectators. at Algoma Park.: |

«..| North: Star. with. another goal at

o ‘The; turned: back © relentless’ ‘Aiy-|
tansh attack’.

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The game. launched a five-
‘team competition in Prince Ru-
pert’s Football: Association soc-
eer season. —

North Star’s. ‘lanky. inside left,
Leslie Nyakas, led. his team to the
victory with: four blazing: goals.

He scored the only goal. in the
first half at ‘the 38-minute mark
-and opened the second half with
a goal after three minutes of

a.2-0 lead. * °

stay. -in contention: when centre
Rod ‘Tait boomed a 20- foot shot

at the eight minute mark. . ¥
Their: hopes’ were short*lived,
however;. as: right fullback. Les| -
Branauer fired .a.shot-by. goalie}:
‘Phil -Gurney a few minutes later.
Gurney - replaced: regular. goal-
tender Cecil: Morven at the end
of the first half, .
. Nyakas clinched. the game for

the. 32-minute mark and in the
dying ‘second. of the final minute.

play to. put the bottling crew into

"Aiyansh made a . strong: bid. to

by North ‘Star. goalie..Joe. Nagy .

rata’

‘score, 3- 3. in, third period. while|T
‘swings away. after shot. during” first ' ‘Memorial | Cup game’ in:

St, Catharines last: Wednesday night. Standing in front of. net’

and fencing with Gillow is Teepee’s Vic Hadfield, Other Edmonton

: player is unidentified. Edmonton - took. thig’ opener 5-3. Teepees 1
-now lead. the series 2-1. after a 9- 1 lacing they gave ‘Edmonton.

yesterday.»

    
     
      
        
     
   
   
        
           
    
    
      

 

 
 
   

epee’ scorer: Chico. Maki (eft).

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of play. :
, Right: fullback, ‘Volker Classen;

PRIZES | PRESENTED.

 

was: outstanding on defence. as

with. his.snap in-
terceptions and ‘booming clear-
ance: kicks.

 
 

Branauer —- forwards” — ‘Gruber,
Nyakas;: -Brezina, , Zimmerman UE.

 

i fair, were: George. Shenton, vice-
, |President;, ‘Jimmy. Thompson, “A”.
; [division

“Bob Benedict heads

~ Mixed bo

— “Bob Benedict was: s elected president of the Mixed
8. | Five-pin Bowling league for 1960-1961 at the league's S
: annual. banquet held at the Ar mouries on. April 22.

wling loop

 

Others. ‘elected’ at the gala af-

- secretary; — Delphine
, “B” division secretary;

 

 

 

 

associated Press

runs Sunday . while stretchi

‘What happened? So

The ‘batting averages. tell part
of the story: Smokey. Burgess
438, Roberto Clemente. .377, Dick |’
‘Groat .349, Bob Skinner’ 327. The
pitching - ‘records - tell. the.’ “rest:

 

 

| Vern Law 4-0, Bob Friend 3-0.

oo" poy “Race’s” ‘sensational |
- se pitching: (18-1).

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[mers talk. abouts:

7. \eeoring a seventh-round knock-

“lunderdog: bid for the : crown|:

, | Anne, NB,
Baldwin, 24, making hy debut

: {Fauna - cee Mh:

-Overshadowed — by. Bob. Friend
in: previous years, Law ‘compiled
a brilliant, 18-9. season last year
only ;to play second fiddle to let
re e

But, there ‘has been no. ‘stopping
Law. : this season, His« fourth
| straight | Sunday was .a: sound
nine-hitter over Cincinnatt 13-2,
He: allawed only. three. harmless
singles after the third inning.

, Clemente. hit au bases | Joaded

Burke Emery y

‘new champion

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‘BHERBROOKSD, Que. Q) ~
Ganada’s new light-heavywelght
hoxing, ‘champ is. Burke Emery,
a tall; handsome farmboy, from
Quebeo's Hastern Townships with
the ‘kind of eft hand the. old-

 

Shooting the left with a flaw-
loss’ precision, the 26-year-old’
Emery. won tho title Sunday. by

out over Toronto's Gordie. Bald-
win ti f. rare Sunday: attemoon
cnr ' hte

A ‘crowd of. 1,800 ‘gave ‘homes | 5
bred Imery lusty support” ‘In hls

vnented Inst November. by. fish-
erman Yvon Durelle of Bale: Ste,

in. the » 1"S-pound ’ olaas  aftor
campaigning as a heavywolght,

Deoked for the second: time
In the seventh round, he ' was
counted out: while) propped in
n corner, glngay-qyod and helps
loss; with arma. ‘draped: ovor the
lower ropos, sity Pak
‘1 oHe tried to get. up'a atthe “count
of feven but collapsed. pnokward.
Thoro wore two ‘seconds loft in

  
 

former’ Mehtwolent. Gorard

ve The pres -season: ‘line * ‘on. Pittsburgh. ‘read: “sound
‘| defence, good.speed, thin. pitching, lacks power.” This
is'the same club that. scored 12.runs Saturday and 13

nine games, the club’s longest, since 1944,

 

the first’ inning.’ Will ‘Mazeroski

lead. on San Francisco which, like

‘St, Louis,”

_|the round when the: rofereo—

oe ‘Manson: trophy: for league: play| >”
“A” division’ championship, while
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‘home 1 run. . off ‘Don Newcombe in

got a: three- Tun homer in the
eighth, Sy bet
- Pittsburgh : has a. two- -game
Los Angeles, had. an. unusual |
‘Sunday open date...: ©
. Billy Bruton collected five hits,
including his first homer of the
year, in Milwaukee's’ 5-4 victory.
over Philadelphia Sunday, “Don
McMahon rescued Lew Burdette
in' the ninth...
‘Tony Taylor. ‘avove in three
runs’ with his. four hits in’ a 5-4
decision: for’. Chicago Cubs over
‘Don. Euston's fine re-
lief work as ‘the.third Cub pitch- | &
‘| er. saved’ the, vietory for starter
Glen Yobhbie:

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Saturday, Pittsburgh, flattened
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inning: eniroute’ to a 12-7 victory
over Cincinnati: (The Philadel-
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out,

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as San Francisco. Giants defeated)
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St. Louls, |.

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thom Into tho’ collar,
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the ninth at Milwaukee”only. to
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|men’s high average with 215;

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Individual: and." teben awards

Frank’ Judd © of Yukon Gems,

Agnes Pierce of Fashion Foot-
wear; women’s high average with
206; Frank Judd of Yukon Gems
and Jack Sedgwick of Fashion
Footwear tied for men’s high
single with 328; Gert Van Meer
of Canfisco, women’s high single
with 346; Johnny Comadina of
Headpinners, men’s high, three
with 876; Faye Terrion of Stand-.
ard Oil, women’s high three with
903; Fashion Footwear, team
high. single and high three with
1398 and 3906; and Yukon Jewel-
lers wo won the consolation prize.
- “B" winners were:

‘Bill Klochek of Hybrids, men’s
high, average with 204; Jeanctte
Cloufler of. Melrose, women’s
high. average with 207; Gordon
Ronson: of Astoria . Messenger,
men’s high’. single with 345;
Jeanette Cloutier of Melrose,
women’s highisingle with 326;

high three with: 768;
Clowney of Melrose apain, wom-

team. | high single , with 1380:
Woodlbutchers, team high threg
with 3420; and last but not least!
the consolation prize which wont
to’ Northland Nayigation.

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play- offs and also downed Hy- .
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play- ‘offs,
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a championship © “went to. Over-

‘waitea. and they: received. the Tip
‘Top tailor. trophy.. me,

jon the -relief pitching of Gerry

Gordon Ronson of Astoria, men’s
Jeanette

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Whi te Sox in sole lea /

By JACK HAND | nan
Associated Press Staff. “writer: - pF
When. Frank. Lane traded away. “Cal “McLish, his: ‘19: -game
‘the Cleveland- Indians announced. ‘to the world that
they. were going to gamble with ‘young pitchers.

 

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Wynn Hawkins and Dick Stig-
man, two. 24-year-old members
of. ‘the 1960 rookie. crop, made
general manage? . Lane. and
manager Joe Gordon : look «good
Sunday when they’: managed
compelte .games. in a double-
header sweep over. Kansas, City.
Hawkins,: a righthander’ from
‘| the Mobile farm, allowed 10 hits

his second game 6-4 .with the
help” of five. runs: batted. in’ on
two. homers by Bubba Phillips.
Stigman,. ‘a. southpaw. out. of |.
San. Diego, turned. ina steady
‘six-hit effort. in. the: 3-1-second
“| game, .won -by» Vie Power's. two-
run single. with’ the bases ‘loaded:

 

“precocious: Indians, ; the: defend-;

the» first inning of the ‘second
game “with Detroit leading 2-0.
He shut out the Tigers the rest
of the: ‘way, ‘allowing only three
hits,

in ‘a run in “the first ‘game,
snapped: out. of his slump with
three RBI’s in the second game.

a row and: Detroit :has. ‘lost. six! ]-
straight after. Winning | its ‘first: Ty
five. :

The. Yankees ‘started ‘out “as| :
they; ‘planned » to.: ‘repeat . Satur:
day's. clobbering, ‘scoring’ three | q.
in. the : first on™ ‘Estrada. They) |.
faded when the Orioles attacked |

“Despite “the. success of these} three : i

Luis Aparicio, who had’ driven

Chicago now. has won five in.

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0 vs Mane -_May 2, 1960 tice

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Successful tourney |
-ends shuttle season. |

Civic Centre Badminton Club brought !t’s season to a
the . weekend with a successful

 
 

two-day local

. Nora Horner and Helge Holkestad featured in winning ‘all

were more evenly divided. .
Norna Horner | took: the wom-
en’s singles’ with’11-6 and 12-11
victories over Grace Schutz; She
combined with. ‘Mrs.:
capture women’s doubles as they
defeated Dorothy Ratcliffe and
Rita King..15-5 and 15-4. °°
In mixed ‘doubles: Miss Horner
and Helge Holkestad united their

talents to edge Frances Cross and |.

George Viereck two games to one..
Scores were 12-15, 15-10 and 15-3.
Holkestad.. and Dave Bown.
took men’s doubles when they
beat. Bob Tough and George
Viereck 15-10. and-.15-9.-
Holkestad. gained men’s singles
honors. when. he « defeated * his

~ | doubles teammate, Dave . Bown

15-3 and 15-3 in the finals. .
In “B” flight ‘action Pat. Moon

 

"Maroons ©
- game a Wa y

Schutz -to|

took women’s singles with ‘scanty

| competitions in “A” flight. while “B” flight's: various competitions

 

We 8 and. 11-10 wins over Joan
‘Johnston,

Margaret ‘Smith and Violet,
Schaeffer’ took: women’s doubles
with two wins and one _ loss
against Audrey Madge and. Lou

Rowe,: Scores were 15-12, 9-15
and 15-12, °°
The husband- wife ‘team of

Dorothy’ and Derrick Ratcliffe
took the mixed. ‘doubles with
15-11 and 15-10 victories over
Joan Milis and Bob Lum,

‘Art Garratt gained men’s
singles honors with final wins
over Bruce Mills, 15-8 and 15-6.

He lost the second set 15-8.

Garratt: combined with Dennis
Burnip to take the men’s doubles
when they downed John Guthrie
‘and Everett Pierce. 15- 13 and
15- 12, -

. This year’s badminton. activit.

ies: will officially: close’ when

the Badminton Club holds its
annual banquet arid dance May

qT

Tickets. for the, banquét may
be’ attained: by phoning Rita
| King at (2408, Dorothy. Ratcliffe
‘at 2756-or Anne Smith at 4411.

 

from cup

‘ TRAIL, BC.
‘Chatham © Maroons .

}.within one’ game of - their first.
|} Allan’ Cup. championship here
edging -Trail
Smoke Eaters -2- 1 in ‘the ‘fourth
~| Falls. and .north. to. ‘Stewart and

Saturday night,’ :

game of the Allan Cup: final, :

Maroons the championship. .

 

 

  

$1 00

 

   

 

@—The powerful
‘moved -: >to}:

The burly easterners now lead
the best-of-seven series:3-0 with
one game tied. A tie in :tonight’s
fifth game will be enough to give

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Blackou Jackpot:in 50: str $800
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Legion Auditorium,: Tuesday,
. VERY BODY WELCOME:

The banquet Is: for club members

only. =
A’ tournament : “to - top - all -
badminton. -. tournaments - is

planned ‘for October. +.’
Badminton Club::. {is sending

invitations to cities as. far east

as-Prince George, ‘south to Ocean

Ketchikan, =.

The tourney is? “the: “Jubilee
tournament” with: competition
and games, held in conjunction
with Prince. Rupert's celebra-
tions of its: fiftieth, birthday, .

 

 

‘Jackpot

 

ing champion . Chicago:, White:
Sox. took over the undisputed
‘American League ‘lead for the
first time this season. ‘The White
‘Sox whipped Detroit 6-3 and 5-2

‘Staley. and Frank Baumann. -

Baltimore’s young Chuck #Es-
trada survived a three-run first
inning and went all the way
to a 9-5 decision over the New
York Yankees. A Washington-
Boston doubleheader was rained

 

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The Yanks had a_ brief
moment on glory, earlier holding

ing all-over Baltimore. Satur-
day with 16 hits anda 16-0
shutuot, In other. Saturday,
games Ceveland shaded Kansas
City..2-1-on Woodie  Held’s: two-
run homer. and Boston | nipped |
Washington by the same “score,
The Detrolt-Chicago game was
rained out,” |

Hawkins might have needed
relief in Sunday’s game If it
hadn't been for Phillips’. slug-
ging. He was nicked for two
homers by Norm Sicburn and
one. by. Whitey Herzog among

off loser Ned Garver.

Stigman helped himself in the
second game, He started a rally
with a single to open the fifth.
After a sacrifice: and a single
by Johnny’ Temple, the pitcher
bumped into catcher Harry Chiti
‘oat the plate and the catchor
dropped the ball, The only run‘
off the: lefty was unearned,

Staley, crowding 40, ganve tha
‘Tigers: only one hit after ro-

‘Al Smith homered for the Sox
and Al Kallnoe for the Tigers
the winning blows were
doubles by Sherm Lollar and
By Goodman In “tho throa-run
alxth.:

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© (higgest door nreq for
ensient londing), and.
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mileage add yy ta
the greatest money
savor in the imported ya
truck fleld, Ror loads
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othe Thames ton, &
van offerkeven 30
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