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ennant Winners Take
irst Game of Finals

Behind the four-hit

year's
shut out 1951]

pitching of Vie Carolei,

  

  

 

Yanks Blast
Indian Lead:

this New York Yankees

Giants Fall

NEW YORK
| day for league leaders S

84o-game spread over

  
   

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ane? as
boosted i

American League margin to two
t-winni ng Gordon & Ant oe Sunday games over Clevelafid and the

baseball ch ampions Abel & Odowes 5-0 Brooklyn Dodgers ope oe up an

Louis

in the opener of the best-of-five final series | Cardinals in the National
Wit! . fau ss team sii Third place Giants fell to nine
support, Caroleil picked Uj he d clean along the third genre belinn the Brooks
sitth wit . + “a ss Ear se Yanks picked up a game on
ba on his second strike, | sai : .
while the Hardware Nine slam rae \... -. | the Indians, coming from be-
or tee : : oe both the pitcher and| ping ¢ Jefeat. Detroit. Tigers
med 10 hits off big Dick Letour-| Cliff Dahl on third base dead by | 4-5 ayn. soainne ae vin nr
neaux surprise. * | 4-2 while Indians dropped a 16-
Four of the Winning runs were ce ae dak We au hee 9-8 decision to Washing-
responsi ; x of first}. Cornwi a Rie lirs mney and)ton Senators after making up
asia Dan Bi Death-| “Hille Letourneau _and | Dahl | an early 8-2 deficit
nell to: , ‘ore tat in watched the ball spin itself out Gis split two games with
sang oor repthangarmanght eng Bre Hartwig stole home in a flying) Cincinnati. Reds rallied for two
vars rian Sid Sherk 8340p, runs in the ninth inning to cap-
and Ray Spring éach }ONEY THREAT: ture the opener 5-4, but Giants
got on | yr at first. Monk ONy<threat:to: spoil the shut- Caine back to win the nightcap
man’s sit ‘ ird baseman! out Wis inthe zifth inning, With | 973. Dodgers ;cooled, off the red
Dow Hartwie’s triple followed to! one out? Lebeutngau drew a walk | bot.Cardinals 10-4) to snap the
talfy th ri ind -feet Hasan Bill singled St. Louis eight-game. streak

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in the fir . long | tourneaty. tatfawiy made’ third | SATURDAY
single by Don. S rought On an ebrors -Bhteneither Hodg-| American—Detroit.6, Washing
home Hart \ sot on via son or Gordiano’ who followed} ton-3; St.Louis 2,-Philadelphia
the fi } s, A throw uuld come through with a hit.;iff Cleveland 0, New York 1
from Bill Lambie ight fie Hodgson’s long Jow fly into} CHicago 3, Boston 4
was int B it centre had all,thé markings, of; National Brooklytt 3.. Pitts
relay W 0 late to catch Hart- |.an @Xtra, bases hit when otitfield- | burgh 2; Philadelphia 2, Cincir
wig pounc 10m er Ralph. -Enridge made ~ the nati 3; Boston 2, Chicagb 1;,New
Winn¢ mein t spectacular running one-handed | York 1, St. Louis 3.
ul catch PCL — Seattle 6; Oakland 3
Another long hit haul led ‘down Hollywaod, 6.°San Diegd, 4, Port-
é the. run: bythe young high Maid ’4 Los Angéles’? Sin’ Fran-
col B ill p chool rookie was a solid ‘tag ‘by Bc isto. 1; Sacramenty 24
Stan ¢ ( 4 playing veteran Jack Lindsay in the firs WILYancotver 2:10; Victor-
manag’ pulled itcharoo as} inning which fatlawed Bill Pagid 8-7; Lewiston 9-4, Spokane
“7 —— | bie’s single with. two out 6-0; Wenatchee 3-4, Tri-City
Lindsay singled ‘in: the! sixth |.4;5;; Yakiima_3, Salem 0.
the eighth for the pnly other} SUNDAY
and Hodgson looped out another National — Philadelphia 0-14, |
hits off Carolei Chicago. 3-4, Bostom: 9- 9, Pitts-
; Bc burgh 4-3 i
ABEL RETURNS American—St, Louis 1-1, Bos-
Dave Abel was back behind the ton 2-12; Chicago 14-1),;Phila-
plate for A & O, turning in solid} gelphia 7-5, ;
vatching after half a season's} PpCL—Portland 11-3, Los An-
holiday but he was little help at) géjes 3-2! HollvwWebd 8-6; San
bat as he flew out twice t0|Djiego 2-2; Seattle 6-5, Oakland
centre, grounded out oncé and} 9-92
gained first on the second and; ' wiL—Wenatchee 6, TrReity qs
nly other error by the wihhners./yakima 2-7, Salem 3-4 first]
shortstop Don Scherk caught game 16 innings}; Lewiston 4,
pop-up Dut sec ona bdase- Spoka ane 15
nal Monk” Monkman wanted edhe inieguceelee
it, too. The infielders collide
and Scherk dropped the ball
Cornwell, who Ce d up .two - Remember When
— 1 Carole) a Cut e both wit ho jut. mana-
Next game of the final series | 7.5.4; -s i - seat
is scheduled for Thursday at + fae tee tupiihasd oaekcud to
a : . day in a turbulent contest. L
6:45 p.m. with Abel & Odowes (Lippy) Durocher of Dodger
"May I speak to the man'who as home team. land Jimmy Wilson of Cubs suf-
wrote that book on Ju Jitsy2" BOX SCORES. s¥ered banishment after lively
\@iscussions with the umpires
Let us “’Rassle”’ AB H
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your Trave! Problems ; woe 2 8 NHA GOOD PLAN
IT COSTS NO MORE . £. ee (Continued from page 5)
By ee. @ aineintieee
: : ‘s ? would prevent th: lowering i
Lb % ve: 2 i the .value of AIF homes am
Sp vf s. “2 S72 Leu: division 4 %
‘ 6S 10" ~Hon, Robert Winks ae
toheton. <2 0 1|Ministef of resources and de-
Giordano ‘ecg o} Vel@pment, during his visit here
“THE WORLD BY. AIR” Lambie I - g a sort tinte ago said “the ma-
‘ in chinery is there under section
OM er Me meee fF s+ 0 6 | 35 of the NHA to solve Canada’s
1-WALLACE BLDG, Win Ib 4 9 9} housing problem.”
ge 80 stee ee Letourneau,  p 2 Oe “But,” said the minister |
Bil b oY 1) during his tour: of CMHC |
=" ‘2 © — #! homes under construction here, |
é BERR RR RUO RR RRRR REPRO “we can’t initiate it. It’s up to
8 B the municipaiities to work it
8 * Bg; out with the provincial govern-
& w| ment and then come to us,
« % We have the money—and w
wm @) will pay 75 per cent of the cos
2 Ww i 2 of low-r nt housing projects but
= allace's of Course § °°" ¢0 over the heads of the
= . “a provincial governments
n a Mr. Winters was referring to
= ®) rental projects although it wa
6 . ale Wi learned here last week tha
as A Dignified Budget Payment 2 CMHC officials during thei
w P| " visits here have looked over sit«
m an g| in Section T'wo which they woul
a. : : gibe willing to support in a
% i » feature a handy monthiy Budget Payment Plan to gg) “housing project.”
gw fit the con ence of their customers who desire this form @
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Crea’s dressing room a sign
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But one thing is certain: he Fla NE: RENO
{doesn’t act like a millionaire; |. JOHN WAY
Nor has he brought up his two W ho's ;
boys to act like a rich man’s Cookin
sons | Who” vy) iy
They have been s0 shielded | amous Players
from the limelight that only|
this week did McCrea allow the}
es 2 first picture of one of them to
: ¥ be published. The reason for the nT
. =| | photograph was that éhe oldest Nica Pa Ur.
: |boy, Jody, 17, is appearing with } SIDE OF TH:
~~": his pop in “Lone Hand.” } a
FIRST MOVIE
TENNIS STAR—D Savitt, tem ntal tennis star from ‘That’s true,” Joel confirmed
Ora New Jersey, Sunday eas the Canadian Tennis |“There haven't been any pic-
championship conquering Kurt Nei f Denmark 6-1, 6-0 and | tures of the boys published since ,
¢ } and then ed with the Danish ace |they were babies The only .
t ke the mer doubles title. photos we have taken of them ieiterd
were for the family album. My WiTOWEL + ROLAND « nea
} wife (actress Frances Dee) had
& a theory about that BF
The McCreas seem to have} * Today to Wednesday
- done a good job along those SHOWS 7 - 9:04
Ji lines on Jody and David, 16
By GAYLE TALBOT They purposely kept the boys
; ee out of the social whirl, where eee eer
NEW YORK—Letter to Baseball Commissioner} they would be competing with :
Ford Frick: other film children. The McCrea )
en * sons have spent most of their
At... we Sins: lives on the ranch learning the ,
Av Dear Ford: cattle business, , :
This is getting plumb ridiculous, length of| ACTING BUG 5
. Serine es . a“ : ‘ After years of indifference ;
1e they re tz } ay the average big league
_— = ® se taking ™ play = er & ’ gu about his father’s profession,
game nowadays. The other day the Giants and Dod-' jody suddenly has expressed 1930 DODGE SEDAN 5
] ] ; : >.» desire to get into it. Joel gave (,00d ruboer, fair condition, Sargair , ‘tt
sy " re ) ‘ — nine- o CO st fo boer, fe ’ ain price
gers dragged out a normal nine-inning contest ‘ihim a chance to break into the/{| 1930 FORD PICKUP “a
ro gti 314 hours, That is cruel punishment game on “Lone Hand 1
= a i en ; ee ae 1930 CHRYSLER SEDAN
for the seat of the pants, The proud fathe: agrees He’: Hale tratmpertation "9
ea ‘ical ‘objem PITCHERS’ HAM» all excited about it,” said Joel] i999 ausTIN &
. x Sully Fealine ‘ oat - ee : 3 yt % ' sit f vour Now he plans to enroll at Po = so nadie condition §
Ne a, wea ames aA tie "4 cata ae o* your’ mona College and take the sami 1948 THAMES VA
vince. But our unders t ; a ‘t os gion arog ty aa drama course that Robert Tay f
at the Commissioner has broad sit out ere day after day a oa . iy, : . .
a . : ‘set . ‘a t a watch the boys ham up lor and I took there 149 STUDEBAKER SEDAN ‘4fe
powers to el eo eee rien Joel admitied that neither son New Paint, air conditioned, good rubber i
a where the good of the By common consent of the’j, 9 great fan of his :
ame is concerned, and this sure writers, the champ is old Satch ‘ ONE TRUCK—AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY
comes under that heading Paige of the Browns A fellow “They like me better than 1945—1500 ak dwheet Gbes ;
fe DUR OF eee ee got from here held a stopwatch 0M) Randolph Scott but not as well jicensed, good condition a
ight in'a couple of Wese poss” Batch recently and he says Shatiag Gary Cooper,” he shrugged
ase Pie sg eg oe a rz . o in one instance the veter pi Coe Famed director John Ford has
ete 50. Wa & PS Pet, POSS ume: ORS minute and 28 seC- | made his first picture unde: ; up erior
—_ pose for a pase - pe _< ret a the a Republic banner. It is the sti
ween each throw anda watctr anded back in his glove and), tary of ti re ‘ ‘
i sc i . ne ge be - ring story of the U.S. Cavalry
Soe TVal LADS SETS Ce: ere en ae sen eee again “Rio Grande,” which opens at 3rd fat Ww. LIMITED Phone Green
Sete gina ak thats badete oes As you and I know, a good.;the TOTEM THEATRE today
oe sles. wa . tives 1 a ae ged ee Two top-notch stars, John
an a ee etween six and 10 seconds to| wy... an wits r
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mak cad a ie 3 a oie | at ee OMPTTOL today: “My
Om ana GQugo i legal limit, he resting or! ; a :
players and agers th 1g or giving the television | Six Convicts” opens with a warm
they still are prima “treat. or all three story based on the best-seller of
ly t Ne bas f the pay- ; ie : the same. Bane by Donald Powell ;
ny UO DIGY PASeMes FUh ae might help a little if you | ‘Wilson
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ience. Come to think ol yOu | be the pitcher al ‘ sx could | 5 slambyOn prisar life 1s told ‘by a
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the umpires dressing Loo! 0.) 1 : mes matiad | “inside *4e-stitly the inner work-
You might: find pa |e, Maybe Manager could | ings .of 4 group of ‘criminals
an old-time baseball writer to be limited to ome: vis to. the} John Bedl.is cast as the psy
believe that the current crop of | diamond per inning. Almost any- | chiologist
athletes, especially pitchers, are thing you can think of would|
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