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. Jackie Parker of Edmonton
Eskimos jumped Into third place
iin the individual scoring in the
‘Western Interprovincial Football
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as Esks lost 18-14 to Winnipeg
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By ED WILKS
Associated Press Staff Writer

Baltimore Orioles, a joke
choice for the pennant in the
spring, are just a game shy of
the top today, ready to take over
if the New York Yankees can’t
make it through a -make-or-
break weekend in the American
League race. ‘

With Chuck Estrada pitching
a five-hitter, and Gus Triandos
crashing his second grand-slam
home run of the week, the Ori-
oles whipped Detroit 9-3 Thurs-
day night and took sole posses-
jon of second place.

New York and the defending
champion. Chicago White Sox,
who fell out of a second place
tie; were idle, The Yankees start
the. first, of three twin-bills in
three days at Yankee: Stadium
today.

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day. The Orioles play three with
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Sox on Sunday and ‘Monday.
Chicago, just 144 games out of
first, plays at Boston” tonight
and Saturday: ‘before heading
for Baltimore.

Washington took: over fourth
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have whittled Pittsburgh’s Na-~-
tional] League lead to 612, games
once more, .

After swatting: 16. ‘solo: home
runs, Crandall’ ‘connécted- ‘for’a
two-run’ shot 'that..’ clinched... a
4-2 victory for second-place Mil-
waukee' at Los” Angeles: -‘Thurs-
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This. is. the return of the
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Rupert. team had ‘travelled to
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ROME (CP) the olorful inaugural ceremonies out of the way, the 17th

Olympic Games: opened. today on a broad front—the first full day of competition.

 

. The ‘boxers got in some ' ‘early
skirmishing Thursday. night and|the first phase of the’ ‘modern
Raoul  Sarrazin, light-welter- pentathlon, the 5,000-metre
nine
les, Que., made his Olympic: de-| sports were. on the program, in-
but by, taking only 89 seconds to| cluding ‘continuing rounds | in
flatten Francois. Sowa of ‘Luxem= ‘boxing and water polo, .
bourg.. - ms Canadians :made. their first
Water polo,. in which: Canada’ bids in the. swimming and: diving

  

has no entry, also got. under way. competitions. and in canoeing,
|MacDonald .-

Two Commonwealth rations.met|cycling and wrestling. 9.
in. one of the six tussles: and. Three male swimmers from
South Africa nosed out Australia: “Montreal: and a trio.of Vancouver

3-2. Russia ‘beat. Germany.-. and “girls were. -entered «,in- opening

‘settle ‘heats of the swimming heats..~.

There was hope that. they
‘would grab at. least some small
‘part’ of the: laurels. that in past
Olympics Have ‘been monopolized
‘by the: Australians : and Amer-~
deans... ,

The Australian men and wo-

the ;United States had to.
for. a 3-3 tie with: Japan. :
, ‘During the sweltering. opening |
day, a sun-drenched ‘crowd ,.of:
100,000 watched the® formal cere-
monies. i

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men “swam off with eight gold:

Reds ‘surprised’ |
' TORONTO )—The Leningrad

Thursday night by. alr from the

Star team Saturday. 4

The 27-member Soviet team is
made! up mainly of students.

The team has lost two of its
three Canadian games
Defeats have been against Cal-

 

medals in 1956,’ The Americans gary and British Columbia.

won. five, two. of them by Pat;
McCormick, the brilliant woman

diver, now retired.
Paula’ Jean Pope,
bridesmaid to, Pat McCormick in

diving;, ‘and: ‘Patsy, Willard will be.

challenged jby: Canada’s Irene
of .Kelowna, BC.,
when’ the. women’s - springboard
diving starts today. The Kelowna
‘girl, formerly of Hamilton, placed
third in'1956,° -

* Cameron’ Grout- and Dick
Pound make their early bid in
the: : men’s -100-metre freestyle,
sprint; Pete Rabinovitch in the
men’s‘ 200-metre breaststroke. :

Margaret Iwasaki and. Mary
Stewart .were after qualifyign

long- time:

An embassy official said the

teams—but not the top one. -He
said it could not win a world
championship. oe

; Team riembers:: said. they.
were pleasantly surprised’ by.
‘hospitality they received ' in.
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