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gem holder. of .11 world.
+ ho leaves Canada, Aug.
tO. his native England. .

  

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came to North Am-

 
  

  

> By BOB EXELL

SS Staff Writer

 

hrecal talent was slim.”

Canada: ‘and:.the’. U.S.‘ against
W. J. Sherring, and the famed
Tom Longboat. ©
‘In Boston,
York, . Toronto:

"Philadelphia, New

six-, 10-,°12-" and .15-mile
races. - ‘Although . Alfie. wasn't a
marathon runner,’ he“. took.’ on
| Longboat, in a 26-mile, -385-yard
contest in New York.-in..1909 and
was leading ‘by three-quarters .of
a mile at the 23-mile; mark; but

five-,

became ‘sick. Says Shrubb: “Tom

won,’
. He outran Hayes over 12 miles
and Sherring over 15; but he con-

meént: his. .10-mile record.
'5:040.6 set in England in: 1904 ‘ oe
an amateur. =

 

 

the end of:10-miles, they wanted
me .to keep on: running for a full
hour, so’ I did. “When.I finished

,|I-had run 11 miles :1,137. yards.”
Jong-standing

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Pelanked 8 Sea, a Kings 5 5-0

 

le. : “2
Martell’s c closest ‘rival in “last
year’s’ ‘tourney at Calgary, Mur-
fay.Tucker of Toronto, ‘will: also
lake part in the. all-Canadian,
championship at Rivermead, the
“OPGA: ‘said today.
: “ BeiniaD. - : Marshall, | “secretary
teeasuter of the golfers associa-
{{Gi7,, Said approximately 80 golf-
: epresenting every province
pt; gNewfoundland are ex~
per x fo |compete for the $8,500
jis prizes. Th. eprize money ‘is
$3; 500, mire; than in 1958.
Tht nwo Pp $ with the low-
pst 5 hole total’ ‘will have their
xperises paid on a tour of the
Caribbean circuit, next winter,
ith: an: opportunity to shoot, for
38,506 “in prize money.

       

 

"Tokyo (i-~-Sadao. Yaoita, ‘Ja-
pan, outpointed Koji Ishibashi,
Japan, Bantams, (10). 0!

Kings go down 5. 0
ttle Star added baseball récord last night when| i

‘| Star. off “with: a Single.

at Algoma Park.

“The bottling. crew, “who, now
have eight, wins.and three losses,
‘marked up. their five big counters
in, the fourth and ‘fifth innings.

Ernie’ ’ Baines.
He Stole
home to score...

Maurice Desautels prought. in
their second « tally... when he
doubled | to ‘score. Bruce, Hansen,

= who. got. on base after. being hit

by" a pitched ball.’

“Nor th Star notched their three
in the’ fifth inning on singles. by
Baines and. Bruce. Hansen, .a
‘double. “by Tan (Jessop, . and a free
pass.

Sea Kings made one hard at-
tempt in the second frame on a
single by Kalle Krutma who only
managed. to get to second before
the side retired. They tried once
more in the sixth on a single. by
Gordie Cameron but he too was
left on base, . 9’ %

- Winner Danny Postula struck
out 14, allowed three. free passes
and gave up three hits. ;

Loser Harold Small - whiffed
seven, watked five | and gave up
10 hits, \

Shortstop Jessop was North

 

Star's big batter -with two
doubles. 7 2
Mobile, Ala. ww—Guy:. Sumlin

145, stopped Irish Johnny Gor-
‘man, 147, New York (4)."

 

 

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Prince Rupert Daily News

1959

wren ee YEN

uly 7,

 

--“Oldtimers: remember: the name -
Alfie -Shrubb for his: races in|:

‘Olympic. wirtners John J. Hayes,

and-. Montreal
Shrubb beat Longboat in three-, |.

SEY FR Ee py

 

 

siders his‘ greatest ‘accomplish= |

+. “When 'I same to” the: tape vat .

started Nor th |:

"Sports Calendar (2

TONIGHT.
‘Women’s ‘Softball—7 . p.m,

 

, Gyro Park, Booth vs Fashion.:
~ Little League: ‘Baseball—-7
‘p.m., Algoma. Park, ‘Kinsmen 4 VS
|Shop-Easy. co he eee a
ce ‘WEDNESDAY.

’ Soccer—7 p.m., ‘Algoma’ ‘Park.
Local :708 vs. Canadian: Legion,
“(opening game).

Senior. Men’s Softball—6: 30
p.m.,.Gyro. | Park; Empress
‘ Luckies vs Savoy. LN
_ Pony, League Baseball—6: 30
p.m., Roosevel€: fark, Gyro vs
Elks,

Little League Baseball—7
p.m,, Algoma Park, Sea, Kings
Vs Shop- Easy: :

seecrescccsoccsorcrssoress Oo nore

Remember When .

‘By The: Canadian. Press

 

   

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“The first post- -war ‘Wimbledon
tennis tourney 13 years afro to-

day saw France's Yvon Petra
beating Australia's. G. E, Brown
in’ the. men's singles, -The U.S.
shared in the. four’ other titles,
Pauline Betz winning the wom-
cn’s. singles, Jack. Kramer and
Brown ‘the men’s doubles, Louise
Brough and Margaret: Osborne
the women's doubles, and Brown
and Miss. Brough the mixed

 

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NSLONs to. ‘trainer Charli Goldman, who handled
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reoncoe f RUGGED: CENTRE FORWARD ‘Art Hughes (9) ‘of British Colum-
All Stars: battles: two. Peruvian players for the ball during ©

  

an.“éxhibition. soccer: match: at

oa top of. ‘she ninth to push across
Ma four counters to. take: a.
jlead we

   

Vancouver.: Hughes ‘paced B.C..

toa 5-3 ‘victory over. municipal of Lima, Peru with three goals.
‘On this play Peruvian goalie Heraclio Paredes succeeds in. punch-
ing ball aside with. the aid of teammate Eduardo Gonzales. :

(OP * Photo.

 

| Says,

o combined feleres” umpire:
~ enjoys: ‘working two sports

MOOSE. JAW, Sask.. (%—When.
angry ‘baseball ‘fans, forget the)
game to yell at the umpire and
hockey players forget the puck
to argue a decision witha ref-
eree, is the official enjoying his
work? .

Stoney Edmands, a 46- -year- -old
sportsman who officiates in both!
sports, says the arbiters don’t,
mind the fuss at all.

“Thad a plenty tough time get-
ting used to the jeers at first, bat
now I don’t even hear them,” he
“T- enjoy my work.”
Stoney says he’ll be sorry when
he has to hang up his skates,
spikes and whistle, but he fig-
ures on another six years
hockey and 20 years of baseball.
“Hockey isthe tough one,
there’s no doubt about it. The
players are skating at a fantastic
clip, and ifa referee can't keep"
up to them he might-as well find
another’ job!

"Don't forget the referee skates
for 60 minutes, whereas the piay-

only half that time, Belleve me,
that makes the ref the best-con-
ditioned man on the ice. "

 

"TODAY to WEDNESDAY
7- 8; 20) pen m, .

   

 

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of

ers generally are on the ice for.

 

Stoney. tells about the ume he.
called a hockey. play. ~the
grounds of self- preservation,

_ “The puck slid over to me. I
couldn’t..manoeuvre. because’ I
was against the boards. .I couid-
n't lift myself because the boards
were foo high. The next minute
two rugged- looking defencemen
were boring in swaight at me. I
did ‘the only. thing I could do, I
blew. the whistle. ”

Born Winston Edmands; Ston-

Winnipeg to Moose Jaw when he
was a:‘boy.. He has been promin- |
ent in sports here ever since, |

 

: Phoenix chops.
‘half game
off Solon lead

: to-miss an ‘opportunity: to im-<

jage especially if it’s’ at. the: ex-
‘lpense ofthe Pacific: Coast con-
ference leaders.

|MecCovey had a perfect night last

sachalf.game off: “Sacrainento's
“}lead with an.11-5 victory:over. the|
‘|Solons: in? the. only. PCL game:
played.
b was-rained. out. -

|in’ the first: inning, a three-run:
‘double in. ‘the: second . ‘and... got.

 

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“Two,-late inning Old. Empress.

 

the bottom of the: eighth on six
big runs, RCMP came back:in the

“ale 17

 

ot By The. Canadian, Press. , ;
Big Willie McCovey: is: not one.

prove his towering batung aver-

~The “six: ‘foot, fours 200: pound |.

night ashe helped Phoenix: hack

“Spokane at. ‘Vancouver,

  

 

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singles | in his two, “other: appear..
ances. * He. jumped: “his’b
average 10. points, from’:
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Bud Watkins | won, his seventh,
game. in @ row, ne Me

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Remember when . a

“Satchel Paige, after 23 years of
| winning “fame. ino ‘barnstorming
fours, was. signed: as=
pitcher. by: Cleveland, ‘Indians. of:
the American-Baseball League 11:

 

to the major league from Kansas
City’ Monarchs of ‘the’: ‘Negro
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Old ‘Empress. hustled. ‘back ‘in
their: last: call in the bottom of
the ninth as. they pounded out
five hits, good for three runs, but
not good enough, to win as. they
‘stranded. the tying and winning

“runs on base.

Walks were: once again Old
“| empress" downfall as. three of
their hurlers issued a total of 17,
nine in the first two. innings,
which proved good for it of the

ve -|-Mountie runs:

Top batsmen for Ola Empress
were third baseman Don Hart-
wig ‘with four for six and. Mike
Young. who had a big. night with
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performance matches an earlier
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