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TORONTO Ever since At Pembroke, where the Black By ERIC SANDERSON Thursday and opening night is/| ease was the writer of this} In group 1, Hi-Jackers took | }} =
f Weight and age began to catch training for the| First night jitters struck 1ever a good criterion. leolumn who roled a 1735 for|top honors for a single aan By TED SMITS for Gayle Tall
| ap With Turk Broda Toronto 2 season,|lot of bowlers on opening night But, without taking away the|three games, which included ey with 1,105 and Acme Clothiers albot
i sn te hem henbing of the mixed five-pin league but from those who did shine, | high ingle of 270. In the top|rolled up the highest count wih NEW YORK—Two soler
rq Harry Lumley as | success I ouess it’s nearly every play-| those who lost shouldn't feel too to see some of the lady} bracket with Sanderson wefe) 3048 points 7 nn, Conflicting ide
: } n the Toronto Maple Leaf goa oy = gues ais sa ies ee _| badly wi the limelight. | Vern Chea of Acme Cloth- Here are the standings at | haw e been launched by leader rs of American g
agit ” r’s ambition to with Toran Remember there’s always the Al those who beat the 200! ie with 274 and Cliff Silver-| the end of the first round I
They go hey 0,” he s From the time you ; lers avy Brune » SAV :
Goes ernyth he dealt four pl ire bag teh learning aay At return - match against the mark are some the iia best | sides, of Lucky Six, with 292 GROUP 1—Jerry's 4, Penguin | AV€l 9 un lage Says we shouldn’t bother to keg
' to Chicago Black Hawks fo he rit g about the Leafs : ' elty Males Se Res pops 2: Oe a Harold’s see score on the Olympic Games, Douglas R
: ‘hy So papas idad lamptesget .: group 1. with a total of 579 for|g9: wHi-Jackers 4, Conrad’s 0; 8 Ro
bust native of Ov Sou yardner y} me ¢ he group 1, with a to : E : | : i : :
Ont. tie star : plete ae the 1948 a a. vgs her opening three games. This| Orphans 4, Miller Bay 0; Thom|54YS We better: buckle down and come Up With g
Betis the Leafs in TorontOlgen cs toe 2 —_ a Jincludede a high single of 241./Shect Metal 4, Bulgers 0; Acme/ ter team in 1956 or Russia will beat ys. "
with the Hawks and his former ote dae phe : ” si : ’ In group 2, top lady bowler) @jothiers 3, Booth School 1. | :
ee we a . ane te said “that’s not bad.” He added was Agnes Hawryluk of Canada Sep 9..Diaabaiiheibiel: Jdx-| Roby is president of the Na- ;
pen, Dewrolt Red Wing I'm not worrying. It’s for the : with 253. Top bowler for GRC ae tional ‘Amateur Athietic Union.| system of 19-
"o get 6 r-old sccakMans cia Rife, with 4% ; sey Farms 0; Lucky Six 4, Wad- ; 5-4-3-2-1 4,
BE ; é a a best. Perhaps another style of : ads s Peggy i | Brundage once held the job but} places or
ind F A three games was Peggy Thomp CCC Woodbutchers 4 ; in all events
minde dS f onion <4 ales ahicee: “tidak Eee on Wy. ’ eside -|me ; g
lin I hockey will help. I was lousy son with 614. CCC Woodbutch- ~s 0 : Co. 0: Shent now he is president of the In-| medals were given, Where
200 to “205 pour sometime; nder, the system 7 “ate the top ahiie See Se Northern Glass o § aoe e 3 | vernational Olympic Commit-jthe same weight | This 9,
up defencet here.” . ye ‘ame totki of tant ne 4, Headpinners 0; Canada Life ‘\tee. The two are closely allie rd | nastic leak an ae gy
penire ma ? Mortson, who has been a Leaf Shenton’s with 3494 was the| 900k’ Jewellers 1; Fashion | in amateur sport but realism bon 100-metre das h .
Rollins ai I LY i- | aver since he broke into the NHL best in group two for the three-| Footwear 3, Pushovers 1 is on Roby'’s side. Whenever) reckoning, thy United yt
gan who spen ASO! Alin 1946. said . aa ‘|men strive together people ask: | after tr; ailing most of Stat
Pittsburgh Horn Toronto's ‘imectorcone trade oh’ “What happened—who won?” |rallied at the viey earl
1 eet torire eagne yur-for-on ide >} |
oe Hockey I farm cle t bacad pie Brundage sounded his warn-|6l4 to 553% for Rh to
s ub. FUESS 1 | € > A 5 orn, as al a a es. ee a after the games at Now comes Roby ignoring
this talk of Olym ie Me
_ io-igepepenmmamarete a por siiue ysis and plugging aa
5 m Toronto Box- ice ing e linto a national competition |9- fisted attack on the ‘y
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# » nh £4 f ® } as aaa TANI than we're supposed to have. If We literally ‘won jg
. EL inet : | By JACK SULLIVAN this Becomes a giant contest be oe It is true we gamg
-. | : i hat cis wee 10 wre? we : gold medal tH
| Canadian Press Staff Writer tween two great nations rich in|. ea al Helsing
g IN THE . } , talent and resources, the spirit) ”® C8"! afford to tost a
a a “| TORONTO—Black cats models opera of the Olympics will be des. | /#urels
e | : = ° tea ian te od.” uman nature being
8 4 iou s singers . helicopters ponies give-away eve: is, te odes oe
s a »” | he So Brundage would ignore the e Peel AOD}
a « jMights... $225,000 cash for new players. Add them) ynotricial team point totals and SATURDAY OOTB
3 a5 | together and you’ve got probably the greatest hellza-|concentrate on individual FOOTE
a * championships The Russians, pig FOUR—o1t
. Pee ae te ee ee | poppin’ professional minor-league ball town in North oddly enough, are urging the) orig a4 sn i.
4 . — ternational Cr tee “ti ae, Montreal 12, Hamil
@ figure is sure to be had at a | America In gp gored sp to seb) 39
gs . ff. ' a aie any red-head, whether dyed or} 3P °9: FORMAT Veam Champ) wry pamoni
¢ Wallace's, Styled in the latest * — woe’ — ~~ jal : ,|naturally carrot-topped, ent ant o means, rypnad ry peg 9; Calgary 30 8 bad
a re ehind the .gosnh-darndest ‘ > ;want to win it—and expect to oe? oe
@ fashion direct from the market, a iyear Toronto has had in its ot + Marg nt’ for }do so another time | 20
a & ak. vear ternational Leagu oronto merchants we z : : | ORFU —'T
@ new dresses are arriving daily. a 7. : ton Sr Satine the idea of giving prizes, even| Before the 1952 Games, most) |" ¢0 8 Ba 24, Wind
2: a jhistory. The paid abiendance,|to the extent of new cars. The|American and some interna-| ae seated
@ For every day or party use not luding the current play : ~ is
. : ; ae all loff series with Montreal Royals publicity jazzed up lagging turn-|tional sports re pastors and
g Wallace's offer real value. a totalled 469.325—almost 120,000/ Stiles. They had a kid's night/news services agreed on a point Try Daily News Wont
7 @| CASH AND CORN—That’s what Owner Jack Cooke depended on |Over the previous all-time rec- as & PONY Bed GOGK COG’ Be | mere renee nersene ae neni
; 1 = Lin puishen r . atten e Toroy ord of 353,247 in 1949. nee ‘
2 Sizes 12 to 20 g| tO lure recort aking 46 attendance to Toronto | Viasseitin 4 tr ‘eae EVENINGS 10,
: ; a ao : pees Be The figure was the best in the audeville acts rom + loca “VENINGS 7: 9: pm,
. 14), to 24', : aes . : b Beis a ee ee Tripl A thaeei And it reversed theatres and night clubs were TODAY and TUESDAY (Adult Entertainment)
4 Z Z any g m i ( cts Lac cats 11lxed t -~ * ow : Neate . ‘ j . “a
: - ey taena 4t 2 iat paid out $225,000 |the almost-general trend of delive red at home plate in con
a 40 to 50 oC : psa : Ka Seen eee \minor-league ball (and some) Vertbles to tentertain the
} ca A and Manager Burleigh Grimes piloted the ais | tne Sed likes Akl ; : , crowds before games 2 |
s gw cas) nd Manager Burleigh Grimes piloted the Leaf major league clubs) despite th ds bef gam One night |
: wi t ( ion after taking over from Joe Becker at mid- | ¢a.+ it was touch and go wheth-| 4 helicopter dropped down - in}
: =| aso (‘CP PHOTO) |er the club would make the/Cemtre field with a comedian
- _ . ‘ aboard.
. 5 play-offs until late in the sea-|#
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q Waliace S Dept Store . a mem son. “NUTS ABOUT BASEBALL”
a : | ° |GOOD CONCOCTION There were nights for police-
BEES RRR RA RR ERR Fi D t Y > R H If nothing else, it points up|™en, firemen, taxi drivers,
ire es roys ace orses, the idea that basebali and corn ae rea a en All Gummed
. are good mixers adies Appreciation yhen | Dacha
! B t Famed New York Track (ene i: 5 svee-o sos: bite imide, tne of hae, at
’ sC.und it 18 -year-olc or- ;
e : oe be, ,.., | ear-rings, chocolates and alum- "
7 arn a ad C Shae a Py me es inum cooking utensils. A fash- Time Gallops 9
% Cooke w vug moding ¥ “ade as >88e in. ’
BELMONT, N.Y Ti two thoroughbred race horses |Leafs July 4, 1951, and some). Parace Was os ooh 3
burned to a inday night when a fire destroyed a barn | Mob-psychology geniuses who 2 on Saree hag Waa |
Bi , : three-week mecting opens Monday made the fabulous Bill Veeck ytese as a fi oi a eee
1 wihk' eine natin ‘le iniuwed thee winw 160 Cleveland -tedians. and 64.) 9%" © SSaae of
. I e saved but some so badly injured they may ; notion exploded in his well-
ak : Wouis Browns fame a trifle dull, “Y’\’ XI . : A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE
© acsu ‘ Gooke one-time $ll-a-week ‘@ilored lap and when the club
I York’s m tam ce track | stoek e3 xchange runner, and his; “7? ear ee with fifth place—|
promotion experts didn’t miss re aoe ae oa last Pee | Rae etitie wtin.. Ses seh leanne
‘ap berth—he fired manager Joe
mate of valu the thor- v trick, a * = ‘ Scania : | F
is Nenatads ob thcuunda os Beorte who probany dida’t Becker _and brought in Bur-| UN-MAKING pote se HIT OF THE YEAR!
= khow a bull pen from second leigh Grimes wno piloted Tors | aah ctie alae” LS w
( , ; “/onto to its last pennant in 1943 ay NN art
base went to the 24,000-capacity aie) G
j a ies fie i They made the post-season) ya
pall park on the shores of Lake
YF ° » Ontario to see what went on | 5eres almost at the close of the , ae AN aes
5 en $ a e ig ain nder the Jights.. They wouldn't regular schedule A HT a ;
be ‘surprised it'a.clown patrolled| Cooke paid $65,000 for a cleatt- if al daan iii
ine outfield and a juggling act|ing job on the stadium this rs apy KIM nae
. was held on third base season and some of it went to
i ace or ennan Hard-bitten fans derided) paint this deathless sentence | “Friend
Cooke and his cohorts for mix-|over each of the stadium's 10) vl Phony” wy ,
_ jing corn with baseball but they | entrances owe
i. CLEVELAND (CP)—New York Yankees took|came back because the natilly Under these portals pass the | NEWS A Penn Pn
ey attired Cooke used some of the|most wonderful fans in the | TUESD
i a gigantic stride toward their fourth straight flag) juicy box-office returns to buy | world.” Hey, maybe they should | Shows 7 - 9:05 “TODAY and
ie Sunday. defe ating Cleveland Indians 7-1 to increase players. Right now he owns 36) hold a Cooke night.”
i i : ‘ outright and has 17 on opti ben ee MIN a st
This adv shisha wick Guhitiied ox dest: nat their American League margin over the Tribe t0|to various American clubs =
: Board or by the Governemnt of PBs ti (Pag andor tag ar Control 91/, sames | San Antonio, Scranton, Spokane,
sat cis “ho on ee: Angeles 4. San Francisco 8,| Fulsa, Charleston
cinnati Reds, Brooklyn Dodgers!) S¢attle 6, San Diego 9 JUST SLIP OF PAPER
retained thei ir three game mar WIL — Spokane 2-4, Vietoria| When Philadelphia Phillie
“A 3-0; Lewiston 4-10," Vancouver | pulled out their working agree
in in he Vation League s :
‘t. Louis Cardinals drubbed| 1-9; Wenatchee 1, Yakima 6;) ment—and players—the Leafs
i lew Giants | >alem 3-6, Tri City 6-2 hooked on to St. Louis Browns
ce pi New York nants SUNDAY ; ‘
14-4 _ SUN and got nothing except a slip
: : waa cis American—-New York 7, Cleve- of paper. Cooke, who owns a
The Yan all important tri-| jand 1; Washington 6, Detroit 2; Toronto radio station and New
fore th eason’s big-' Boston 3, Chicago 4; Philadel- Liberty Magazine, shopped
: es 19,009. put ane phia 10-6, St. Louis 5-1 around and picked up player
yankees thie Up Sve fat) Na tianes Cincinnati 4, wherever he could get them
column over the Indians with) Brooklyn 0; St. Louis 14, New| ‘The idea then was to fill the
on 10 games left to play York 4; Pittsburgh 2-1 Phila- stands and Cooke and his front-
Ed Lopat and Allie Reynolds|delphia 5-2; Chicago 0-3, Bos*! office hired help teased the pop
coll iborated in pitching the;ton 1-2 ulace with screwy gimmicks
Yankee victory, with Lopat get-; PCL Portland 4-2, Sacra- along with some fair baseball
ing tl redit for his ninth win.) mento 1-4; Los Angeles 3-4, San On Friday, June 13, anybody | at ee ot be.
Mike Garcia, who hadn't been|F¥ancisco 4-5; Seattle 4-1, San| who could lay hands on a black Sh .
DRIVE IN TODAY FOR A CHECK- IP cored on in 30 innings, gave Piego 3-3; Oakland 6-0, Holly-|cat—pedigreed or alley variety
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