. By. CHARLES E. GIORDANO
_ Sports Editor of. the Daily News”

OAL Adams Inurled his: second | place. Baquires to a :

/ 6- Ly ictory. over. ‘Gordon ‘and Anderson last night. ina

| . fixture that saw: his chances of. a no- hitter foiled with |

“| freak hit. that turned out. to be of. no use to his com-

petitors.

- "Adams had gone four: and two-.
Os think ‘nitings without being tag-

ged” when opposing pitcher. Len |.

. Shankel. stepped to the plate and

‘ ruined the potential no-hit game
with a Nghtty-hit blooper.

, Shan el .nhowever was: put out.
shortly: fter on a double play.

. £v Last’ might's » game ended the
. 1959, schedule with the exception
“of rained-out - ‘games’ which’ will
be played this. Sunday...
Gand A garnered ‘their’ -one:
and, only. run in the first: inning.

“{Thes! Clothiers: went: two" stan-|.
zas’ before. they: ‘got. on the: board
-but\when- ‘they -did--it ‘was! Joe
Giordano | who. ‘put. them * there
ith: ‘athome run. -over, ‘geht field
fente. e Pe Oy one e a
; ‘Giordano’s homer't was ‘good for
three couhters: forthe ‘Esquire
boyss!. It was his. second ‘circuit
—clout-of-the ‘sGason.and the: first
hit of the ball.game. ~
Centre fielder Giordano * also
broughta run in for his clothing-
'storesboys in the fourth when he

. -cameiup with a. singleton.”

.- Butch! Currie’s single . racked
“up one;more for Esquires in the
fifth: frame. ~ Currie came in: on
an error:to finalize the scoring.
: Winner: Adams: ‘struck out: none
and, walked fives..."
- Loser -Shankel © “fanned: tive,
‘gave. “Up six hits. and allowed
cent. bases on balls,
= Sunday's: games,

 

 Esquires

-Jich’s third home: of the. year ‘but |.
. | Sacramento soon “wiped out the

to India ns.

t By The Associated . Press

Did somebody say New
York Yankees: still were
‘team Cleveland had to

eat?” |
It was the Yankees who tuimbl-

jist ed’ the Indians-out-of first place a

week ago, then dumped them to
second again Wednesday night
when Cleveland blew a 4-0 lead.

But Thursday night the In-
dians played like . contenders
again, They edged within a
half-game of: first-place Chicago
Sox as Minnie Minoso’s grand-
slam homer triggered a seven-
run sixth inning that over-haul-

ed a 4-0 Yankee lead and beat !
wh the champs 8-5.

* The Homer, Mineso’s fifteenth,
made: ‘Minnie the first American
Leaguer. to ‘hit two slams this
season—and it was his first home
run against Yankee pitching in
three years.

Kansas city Athletics swept a
three-game series from Balti-
more Orioles with a 9-3 win and
Detroit tigers walloped Washing-
ton Senators 11-9. The Chicago-
at-Boston wame was rained out.

If there's to be a turning point
in the tight fight for the Na-
tional League Pennant, it may
be at hand—not in the won-lost
records or batting averages, but
in the injury Hsts,

For awhile righthander, Jack
Banford (8-0) proved himself
sound again by pitching first-
place San Francisco to a 5-1 vic-
tory over St, Louis Thursday.
Milwaukee's third-place Braves
found they will have to do with-
out slugging Sd Mathews: indef-
inilely and second-place Los An-
pcles lost Gil Hodges's perked up
bat for at least a week,

Hodges, the man with the big
bat in the Dodgers’ comeback,
pulled a leg musele Thursday
night afters his 19th home run
had fouched off a 5-3 victory
over the Chicago Cubs that kept
Los Angeles within one and a
half games of the Giants,

Mathews, the National League
home run leador with 20, was
kept out of the Nnoup because of
f bruised lip, suffered Wednes-
day, as the Braves slipped ‘four
anda half games behind with 6-2
defant by Cineinnatl It wag the
only other game played in the
Jeayue and Jeft Milwaukee just
one percentage polnt ahead of
Idjo fourth-place Pittsburgh, ,

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Salt Lake City Bees came with-

in str iking distance of the. ‘Pacific
Coast League . ‘leaders. Thursday |.
night with a 4-1 win over, Seattle |
that brought. the Utahans. into. a
‘second-place ‘tie with Vancouver,
only two games off the pace... a

Pitcher Winston . ‘Brown, as
good with the bat’ as. he. was with.
the ball, helped: Sacramento pick
up another game by. holding Van-
couver to two runs'while the’ Soe,
yions chalked up. five.

In other games, ‘Spokane. de-
feated San Diego 2-0,.and Phoe-
nix won a 6-3 decision over Port:
land. , : Bee

All the’ Salt, Lake runs came in.
the. fifth inning when | Ken
Toothman singled in two ‘Bees
and Seattle shortstop’ Bob’ ‘Her-.

deficit with a tun. in‘the: ‘bottom
half. of. the first and two: more
in-the second: . It. was-a-triple by
Brown * ‘that: ‘scored ° ‘the: second
frame. ‘tallies. ©

Mountie | rightfielder “Joe Dur-
ham was. knocked unconscious in:
the fifth when; he collided with
centre fielder: »Barry’ Shetrone.as
the two raced. for a: routing fly.
Durham left, the! field .under his
own power “but was taken to. hos-
[pital for a checkup. »

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will play Sande Lumber Mills: ‘of, 3
and G & A will, travel to Kiti-|

Taylor: Lake ‘Sunday: will: ‘be in:

_byente “Races: ‘start at. 1 p.m,

UAN IDEA. of. what -persons attending’ the’ hydroplatie + ‘races. cate:

for’-is shown: above: ‘Picture. 0.

cacer,; -owned by. Ron Stewart, ‘was taken seconds| ‘before’. it flipped:
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trounced 14-

Savoy’ now. has:a record. of
five’ wins and. seven losses.’
was Fashion's tenth loss.

Standings |

Wahls oti. eine

Savoy .

Fashion .
Providing the: hotel squad with
its power at bat were. Joan Yer-
‘ema, Marg Howe, Carol Bryant
and Sondra Giske, each with a
pair. singles... Ann © Wick and
Carol. Bryant crossed the plate
three times apiece for six of Sa-
voy’s 14 counters.

“For Fashion, Vickie Kryklykwii
slammed ‘out two doubles . ‘into

them count. ‘Noreen Pritchard,
the- shoe store's catcher, ois?
doubled—this was: “good. rat
badly: needed ‘tally.
- Savoy . starter,

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“HULL, Que. “@)—Stan- Leonard
‘is proving by performance why |.
hes’. rated the man.to beat in
the 47th’ Canadian Professional
Golfers Association: champion-
ship.

The 45- -year- old Vancouver
pro. Shooting: to break his own
record of ‘six, PGA titles, car--
ried. a .one- stroke lead into to-
day’s second round ‘of. the 54-
hole . tournament after ‘firing
five-under par: 67 Jn Thursday’s
opening round—two under the
competitive . course - record at
Rivermead, ; mo

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Om e |
Safety Leaders
| And Cities Shine

By Martha Johnson»
Dodge Safety Consultant

Congratulations are in order to
drivers in Detroit and Chicago.

The two cities share the title of

“safest big city in which to drive,

#0 far this year,” accarding to the
National Safety Council, -

And it's you, tha motorist, who
helped achiove this record, -

Congratulations also: -

© ‘To the Cathalie High School
in Bennington, Vi., and Father
Gerard Brennan, whosponsored
ao osafedriving demonstration
for students, The program, de-
sgned to disprove tho old no-
tion that a earean he “stopped
ona dime," waa preceded by
a student assembly during
which students ware frlefed on
the demonstration and heard
an WMustrated talk on the tm.
portance of driver attitudes,
Tod, B idaie Hoovor, Chiof of
the Fedora Bureau. of Inves-
tigation, who classified: traffic
violatore aa the nation's rPube
lie Hnemy Number One,” way-
ing “The nuatomobily, assauvin
jaa vicioud criminal,"
To Charles Goodwin, traffie
and travieportation authority,
peiting, in “TTighwa Wight
Vighta."' We aayes "The mone.
wal driver is HO necessure
Hy the heat or safest drtver, In
fact, a okitiful edviver sonies
Hines tonds to rely on hie elit
instead of employing courtany,
Patlonen, reapiat for law, come
mon sense and othor cualltion
whieh are even more important
than abitl jn avoiding are:
ma
0 momlors of the Iinols Tae
itor and Publishor Wikhway
Trafllo Safety Suminar for
helpin _ Save More Lives in
Ninols by oppouing changes
1 the atata's motor scooter law
which would “allow ‘
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‘By MA RILYN ANDERSON .

“Fashion dropped. another ‘notch into the Women’s S
Softball league cellar last night when: they went down
to a 14-4 defeat.at the hands of: Savoy Hotel. .

 

went one- third of. the first 3 inning:
after giving up ‘two walks. Sondra

“4 Giske, who. took over mound:-dut-:

ies, gave up 10 hits and three: free
passes, and fanned one.,: me
For Fashion, Rita Hude’ ‘pitched
for ithe. first: four. innings, allow-
ing six free. passes ® ‘and. 12. ‘hits,
and striking soutyy one.,

ning for Fashion and went’ on to

complete the game, allowed: one.

walk and no hits, and ‘struck, out,
There wil be a ‘double: header.
played - at. Gyro., Park, Sunday.

Fashion. ene,
oe Linescores

208 oon 4 3B 3
“Hude, “Rossi (5), and Pritchard;
Terrion, -Giske A) ‘and Bryant.”

 

VANCOUVER ()—British yco-7
lumbia Lions trounced Saskat-
chewan Roughriders 30-14 in an
exhibition football game Thurs-
day night before 8,915 people.
Rookie Couch Wayne Robinson
unveiled a surprisingly” - good
team for the 1959 Western Inter-
srovincial Football Union season.
All-American Randy Duncan
af Iowa, veteran Al -Dorrow,
formerly of Philadelphia Eagies
of the National Football League
ind Mitch Ogiego, also of. Iowa,
sent Lions to a 30-0 lead in the
first three quarters, Riders came
to life in the late’ stages” and
managed two touchdowns. —° :
Wille Fleming, a teammate ol
Duncan's at Iowa, paced Lions
with two touchdowns, Third-year
veteran Rick Kaser and 19-year-
old Vancouver junior George
Young cach added one, ,

Canadian Ted Hunt converted
all four touchdowns: and added
two singles,

Import Neil Worden”
cracked B,C, Lions from

twiee
two

~ Lions pound Roughriders
in exhibition contest -

yards out to score "the Rider
Touchdowns. ‘Reg Whitchouse
converted both.

Softball games
rescheduled

The Senior Men’s Softhall lea-
gue today announced a schedule
of previous rained out games:

July 25—Commercial vs RCMP,

July 26——-Empress Vs Savoy.

July 27—Savoy vs Commercial,

July 29--RCMP vs Emprass.

July 31—Commerclal vs Savoy,

August 83—RCMP vs Savoy,

August 5-~Savoy , vs Empress,

There will he no games August
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Sports Calendar

‘TONIGHT. .
Pony ‘League, Baseball—6 : 30

VS Shop Easy.

- SATURDAY

Litlle League Farm—10 a.m.,
Algoma. Park, (semi-finals)
Skeena Grocery vs ‘Albert. &
McCaffery. 1:00 p.m.. Sports:
Shop vs Greer & Bridden: Win-

“ners will play off Thursday.

Soccer—7 p.m., Algoma Park,

Canadian Legion vs Old Em-_

press. vos

Senior “Men’s Softball—6: 30
p.m., Gyro. Park,’ Commercial
vs RCMP, - nO

- SUNDAY.
Senior

_p.m,, Roosevelt Park, Esquires

‘Joylea
Rossi, who started the fifth an-;

ae Gyro Park, Booth..vs: Fashion. .
_ 3 pam,,. ‘Savoy, VS Wahls..

At<1)-p.m.- Booth, meets; Savoy
‘and at 3. pm ‘Wahis. will’ play. id

TTS TS

 

Vs Sande. Lumber Mills of Ter-
race, oe. 4
Senior | Men's. Sofibatl—6: 30

p.m, Gyro. Park, Empress VS.

Savoy. :

Women’ s - Softball—1 “p. m.,;

Man’s’ B aseball—t: 30

 

ling afternoon. of. races,

Some: 16: racing’: vessels, “with

 

LO} "ANGELES i—Los Angeles
first ‘baseman’ ‘Gil: ‘Hodges ° was

injured: sliding into. second. base

‘Thursday ‘night and ‘a. doctor
said.-he may. have suffered a bone
fracture, ,

‘Hodges - walked in the ‘sixth
inning. and attempted to take
second ‘after Don Demeter flicd
deep .to.centrefield. Hodges: slid

great. pain.
He was ‘ ‘taken: from the field

, ona stretcher. ae

‘Dr. ‘Robert. Woods said it look-

Jed: to Him as | though.’ a. bone

had been} broken in Hodges’ right
ankle. But,. he said,” further ‘ex-
amination will be necéssary -to
determine: the extent: of ithe In-

jury.
| pam., Roosevelt: Park, ‘Port Ea-- |
| ward vs Elks (rescheduled).
Little League Baseball—7:00.-
p.m, Algoma Park, North Star.

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35 in tine highest’ ‘prackety.
take to the water at 1pm. '

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‘Xniepkamp said. today. that: the

issoclation can almost guarantee
1 thrilling day _ of: Tages Tor all
vho attend, oo

The races. have bear broken Mp
cnto’ six ‘classes’ and ‘each ‘class
vill be run. off in two heats.

. Mr. Kniepkamp said.there will
be a few utility races but most of
the day’s events’ will consist of
hydroplane contests.- There are
B Hydros, C Hydros and D Hy-
dros, junior utility, B ulllity and
D utility races, °

Fastest speed reached by some
of the hydroplanes is approxi-
Mr.
Kniecpkamp oaid:

Other: attractions will incude
a water skiing: display .

en. Club member Henry, Seppa
has been training a crew: for. the

skiing exhibition. 2A
races |
have been asked to: pdrk ‘their
cars’on the water side of high-.

- Persons attending. . the

way 16. Taylor Lake {s located

about 6 miles east. of the Gallo- ||

way Rapids br idge.

Prince Rupert Daily News.
7 Friday, July. 24,

_1959

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Jerry . Gilmour, formerly of:::
Prince Rupert and’ now of. Van- |
couver. Gilmour, will be racing ©’
Ron: Stewart’s Class. C hydro-
plane which. flipped over during...
a: race in| (May, causing consider =

able damage to the motor. ‘

“The. course,’ ‘which Is -elreled+
around eight buoys, is about one. o
quarter of a mile long, ‘

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