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‘Horace Leighton,
Salmon Derby,
weekly prize again.: i

|. Mr. ‘Leighton boated a
pound,
‘take .
‘by Kaien Hardware.

Only other fish cought was a
nine pounder by Jim Houchen.
During the week ending June
17, while commercial | fishermefi
“sports
fishermen in the “derby were
unable . to get hold of anything.
This week’s prize. is a camera
set donated by Wrathall’ s Photo

; were doing quite well,

Finishing.

a . four-time
‘Winner of the Prince. Rupert
has taken the

12-

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the: $20 vouched donated

Local boy

Before

Powell ‘River crew. came
with an impressive record.
Last year,

couver’s first. and ‘second league,

Legion squad.

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| Powell River team.

first stanza. on a penalty kick..

‘| play,

2-0.

‘| stages.of the. game.

with Powell River —

a crowd of more than 600, out to enjoy
part of the. Dominion Day activities yesterday, the
Prince Rupert Soccer All Stars and the vaunted Powell

River boys fought to a 2-2 tie at Algoma Park. |

The local boys proved them-
selves on a par with many of the
lower mainland’s elevens as the
here

the Powell: River
team «won the Courtenay Soccer
tourney and they also defeated
every visiting team from Van-

including.a top-notch Canadian

“Yesterday's game was a thriller
from the opening kick as both
clubs came up with a fast ag-

Despite the -inter mittent rain
the}
‘|| weather failed: to. dampen. either
{the .drive ‘of the players. or- the

Joe |.
‘Nagy,-turned-in one.of the finest, :
goal: tending jobs seen‘in a- Jong
.time.as he-saved. numerous goals
impossible
“His acrobatic ‘antics in the
Rupert. goal proved to be'a strong

the local crew,- breaking sharp |.
and ‘fast on defence, held a deci-
‘| sive edge’ over -a slow-starting |

“Rupert's centre half, Ed, Nor-
dio, scored - the’: ‘only goal. in the

Early in. the.second half, Ru-.
pert again had a slight. edge in}...
| although. their. shots. on):

| goal were often :wide.

Hustling Adrian: Pambourini
Thit.the marker. and. “drove. one
* |} past'Powell, River goalie Bill Dod-|.
‘|! worth to put: Rupert, out: front

’. Powell ‘River, determined. not
to lose its: hot. ‘reputation, came |
roaring back quickly, in the latter:
Their sharp
| working forward line used smatt
passing: and shooting accuracy,
to rack up a. quick. two. counters.

 

 

 

 
 
 

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"Powell River centre forward,
David Stigings, and right winger
Buddy Smith tallied the two. :

In the closing minutes of the
game both clubs failed to come
through with the decisive big
play to chalk up the tie-breaker
and the game ended at a dead-
lock.

Tambourini missed what. could.
have possibly been the tie-break-
er in the last 10 seconds as he]
stumbled while making’a kick in
front of the Powell River goal.

 

 

ADRIAN TAMBURINI .
. tallies’ second ~

Conley “hurls

 

_ Major League
‘Leaders ©

my, The: Associated’ Press:

N: ANTON. AN: LE: elt B,.
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Anyon, Mil. : 298 65 -113.°.379
White,. St..L. 240° 43 .86 -..358 : t | f ba Ta f.-
Gilliam, Los Ang. . 237, °49.°82 ¥.346 n nd e “come ac 0
‘Cepeda, San. Fran, 301+, 52. 102 -".389 co e r or
Logan, Mil... 2... (223 27 °74.. 332
Cunningham, ‘St. L. 199 27 66 “832

Runs—Mathews, Milwaukee = 61.

“ Runs batted in—Banks, Chicago 72.
Hits—Aaron, 113.
Doubles—Cimoli, St. “Louis 30.

. 'Triples—Pinson, Cincinnati 7%,
‘Home’ runs--Mathews 24.

Stolen bases—Neal, Los Angeles” 43.

The six-foot-eight righthand-
er, who: couldn’t win a game
last season for pennant-winning
Milwaukee, underscored his se-
lection to the all-star staff. by

Pitching— Face, Pittsburgh, . 12-0,
1.000. : ~. | pitching his second shutout Wed-
Strikeouts—Drysdale, Los Angeles, nesday night, beating Pittsburgh
122. . 1-0 with a five-hitter.
AMERICAN. LEAGUE It was the sixth victory in 10
_ AB R 4H. Poet. decisions for. Conley, who has},
Kuenn, Det. 271 46 96 354 {nailed the Phils’ only two suc~
Runnels, Boston .. 275 44 97 | 353
Kaline, Det. 262 44 90 344 cesses in. their last 10 games.
Fox.. Chic, ...... 296 40-95  ,321 | Three of his:defeats were by one
Woodling, Balti. 217 28 68 313 |run, the other by two.

Runs—Power, Cleveland and Kille-
brew, ‘Washington 58.
‘Runs batted in—Killebrew 63.
-Hits—Runnels: 97.
Doubles—Williams, Kansas City 24.
Triples— _Demaestri, Kansas oly
and: Allison, “Washington 6.
‘Home: runs—-Killebrew 26. :
Stolen bases—Aparicio, Chicago. 23:
‘and

In the’ only other © National
‘|League game, Chicago Cubs de-
feated St. Louis 6- 5. Milwaukee’s
game at Cincinnati was rained
out, leaving the — first-place
Braves with a-half-game over
San Francisco Giants, who were
‘idle along with Los Angeles.

                          

MceLish, -Cleveland, 9- 3, 750.
Sttlkeouts—Wynh, Chicago 97..

 

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‘| his® “earned run average to 2.80:}
The Phils had six hits, using:
just. one to score in the third in-
ning » against. . “loser. Ron. Kline |;
(6-6). Joe:Koppe, who came to
Philadelphia. along with ‘Conley.
in a. spring < trade. with. Milwau:
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single. :

‘Conley, 0- 6. with | “Milwaukee |
last season with a 4. 88° era, was
sent packing by, the Braves when
his role as a bench-strength big
guy from pro basketball’s cham-
. pion Boston Celtics overlapped
spr ing training.

the American League pennant
from those New York Yankees,
the vest of the clubs better stop
squabbling over who is to do it.

‘Take Cleveland and: Chicago,
the two most-likely: to succeed.
The White Sox dropped the Yan-
kees to fifth last Sunday with a
three-game punch, But while
they scuffled through two games
with the Indians, the Yankees
jumped back to third.

The second-place White Sox
split the series at Cleveland with
a 6-5 victory Wednesday night,
cutting the Indians’ first place
edge to one game, More import-
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leads "Phillies to victory”

By. ED WILKS.
Associated’ ‘Press Staff Writer

No doubt about: it, long Gene Conley i is’ the. No.1 |

tional League. “And he’s doing it the hard way—as a
winning: pitcher for Philadelphia’ s last-place Phillies.

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Rankees, who beat Baltimore 4-0
behind the four-hit pitching . of.
Ralph Terry.

Detroit, one percentage point |!
shy of New York,, beat Kansas
City 5- 4 and Washington nipped
Boston 4-1.
‘The White Sox won on Jim
Landis’ ninth-inning sacrifice fly
anda clutch relief job from Turk
Lown. : Woody: Held’s two-run
homer, his’ 15th, chased Gerty |

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starter Barry Latman (2- 2). -

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S tev ve  Bilko
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By The Associated Press
Burly Steve Bilko, who’ shoots

the faraway .fences, gave, Spo-
kane Indians another touch of
“go” fever Wednesday night in
their drive toward the top of the
Pacific: Coast League standings.
. Bilko rapped out two home
runs ahd got three RBIs as’ the
Indians closed to within 4%
games of front-running Sacra-
mento Solons by belting Portland
Beavers 9-4.

- ‘The Solons: dropped aT- 4 deci-
sion to Salt Lake City Bees while

header with. Seattle was called
off because of wet grounds. The
Mounties | are three games. out,

in the fight’ by running over.
Phoenix Giants 9-6.in- the other
Jeague-game.

eighth frame with one on. Start-
er Phil Ortega and reliever Dave

hits.

ing onto the ball and their three
errors cost: them two runs. Sam
Miley, Salt Lake’s left fielder,
poked out a run-scoring single in
the first. inning and a two-run
hit inthe second.
-. Home runs by Willie McCovey
and Owen Friend didn’t he!p the
Giants. The Padres: parlayed

in the. third inning.

. Thursday's PCL Scheante
+ Sacramento™ at Salt Laké city
~ Seattle at. “Vancouver |
“portland at Spokane .
Phoenix at San Diego’ .

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~ Prince’ Rupert Daily News
vee - Thursday, July 2, 1959

Baseball Scores
oe TUESDAY

National League -

. San Francisco 2, Los Angeles 0.

Cincinnati. 8, Milwaukee 5.

~ Pittsburgh - 4, Philadelphia: 3.
St. Louis. 4,. Chicago 1. _

~Asherican League _
New York. 4, Baltimore 1.

Cleveland 8, Chicago 1,

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lyéar in the- fifth inning with the
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