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fyatched. Whitby outclass Vernon

. Be -to-take 2-0 lead in the best=|..
.Of-sevén series ‘for Canada’s sen-
for A “hockey:, championship.
~ Whird and fourth games are“here
Mriday and Saturday... 03.”
Bi ‘Wren Blair, outspoken .Whitby
 INanager, accused’ Vernon" of
irty play:and-was backed“up by

stick.
_ “A lot. of our:
‘night: “because .’.

— &he ‘old smoothie who ‘twice won| ing that:kind of

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Vernon. Canadians‘is starting to: spark with charges of dirty play and-criti-|\
sm about refereeing. That's not unusual during playoff time, °°
manly play ‘when -he was with
Toronto:Maple Leafs. °°,
“They ¥e..(Verrion) the -dirtiest
club. we've’ played in. ‘a

while,” Blair said. “They sure
know. how: to. hold; and -high-

by | Smith ‘said.-“‘Vernon should have:
Whitby playing-coach Sid.Smith,| 2€00denqugh team without us-

~ George’ ‘Agar, ‘Vernon’s :40-
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bound to get a little rough.” °(}.
Canadians unsuccessfully pro-
tested two calls by referee: Al]
Paradise of Winnipeg, once -in]:. |,
the first period when: Vernon
claimed a goal and ‘in the third — a ;
period when Whitby scored while} p30 J 0 ee He
three players were jammed _at- Major League Leaders
the Vernon goalcrease, Pe Ee a
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first time in his major Jeague.
baseball ‘career . and. Gefeatec

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while Ford led ‘active pitchers

with a .724 winning percentage,:

and led the American. League
with seven shutouts and a 2.01
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He struck. out 15 men’ and. gave

Tup only,’seven hits in a. shutout

duel with: Bill: Fisher and Chuck
Stobbs that wasn’t broken until

Bill Skowron hit his third home’

run of the season with one

the 14th inning: a
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out in

behind Cleveland Indians, who

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third’ place by smothering Kan-

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.. PCL scores

. Vancouver..3, Sacramonto . 2

_. Portland 11; Phoonix 6°"

| Spokane: 0, Ban Delgo 6° |
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When’ the Yankees signed Ford:
- for $35,000; this season: they de-:
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cial diet to combat, his chronic
‘arm trouble. . Officials felt. that

world series..: --

day night, giving up cight hits
but out-dueling Robin . Roberts,
who allowed only. four, for a 2-0
victory, 9 we

‘It was Burdette's third victory
of the season—and his seventh
in‘a row, all complete games,
since last September 7.
‘. Los Angeles fell out of a virtual
tie: for first as San. Francisco
ended the . Dodgers’:: winning
string. at four 6-3. Pittsburgh

Cincinnati 9-8... That sprung the
Bucs from the cellar and the St.
Louis Cardinals dropped in,. de-
spite an 8-2 victory over Chicago
Cubs. | ee

The Braves were held -hitless
by Roberts, (1-1) until © the
seventh when consecutive singles
by Wes Covington, Frank Torre

Billy Bruton:-added his

homer. in the eighth.

Arnold Rivett
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‘score in shooting for his:

Arnold -Rivett obtained: a 99
gold
medal this week in Civic, Centr
Boys Rifle club action... 9.
_In silver medal shooting Robin
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scored 97s.

’. Peter De Greef and John Men=
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ing ity. Foo Us J.P -Rome. runs—Held: ‘Cleveland, /5.°
Ing opportun Yo. ou. hy | Stolen: bases—Aparicio, Landis, Lal-.
Smith and..Whitvy’s: captain, ar and Cash, Chicago; Power, : Glave-
defenceman Harry. Sinden, each land anes. Cityand Kilie-
Lan iO PaaS aio issist, | brew. Washington," See rer enviar
Pred tae goals and ne assist. ~~ Pitching—Bell,”., MoLish”:and
red Etcher got the other goal. | rarese, _Cleveland and -Larse
‘Agar..and defenceman. Willic | Ford,: New “York, 2-0,. 1.0008! 7S
Schmidt:scored for Vernon in the}. Strikeouts—Ford, :New : York,.
second period: =.) 2 200 Up poe ow sNATIONAL, LEAGY
“E 5 a Wey played, She Oo AB
~ Hal Gordon, who played-Vers aaron, Miles... B40”
non'’s 1956°Allan Cup champions, |.Alou, San: Fran. ,.:.°41 07.
‘made a total of 40. saves; 19 in| Demeter, 1. Avene. 89 a
/ «pind: -; Pinson,: Cin. oi. 890 ed
the first period: Long John Hen _' Runs~—Brandt,:San Francisco;
derson “had” 24 saves: ‘in the’ Runs batted. in—-Demeter, Lo
Whitby: nets. “Vernon got’ seven |geles, 16°) 0 0. 00
of the. nine minor penalties. »°-.|' Hits—Cepeda, ‘San’ Francise
a Vi Re ye as :, Doubles--Cepeda, «6. 4-°. 2.000%
POLO OD LG. wevgerrrerrrrs). Triples—-Mays.: San- Francisco
Regge: ge fs Bome.-.tFuns—Demeter, °6.° "4
NHL = all) stars. |. ston ‘voses—Moon. "105. at
7 | t 2d: Oct. ‘3 > |. Pitching—Burdette,. Milwauke
Ss ai e “ ¢ oF" | Antonelli, Sah‘ Francisco, *: AY
ad yen wo} Strikeouts—Drysdale,. Los
MONTREAL ()—The Nation-"j 20.0.0 2 fo
- al Hockey. :: League -announced | ———
Wednesday, that. the all-star {°°
- game preceding next season’s |"
regular opening willbe played |) |
in Montreal. Oct. 3.0 000
‘Montreal’ Canadiens, Stantey ‘|}° °°
.{ Cup champions, set the date as
- the host. club. The. game’ sends °|-
the champions ‘‘‘against the:
combined first and second all- |. .
Star teams. ~ a, os
«Selections for. -the 1958-59
all-star teams ‘are to be an-
nounced later this;month... *
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