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Tuesday,
July
12,
1949
Today
in
Sport
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Battery
and
Motors
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Soldiers,
For
First
Time
In
League
Play,
Fail
to
Win
Game
Heavy
Battery,
undefeated
so
far
in
City
Football
championship
competition
for
the
North
1
.
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too:
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1
The
first
publication
of
the
local
Big
Six
contains
seven
names
since
Bruce
Simundson
and
Benny
Windle
are
lied,
with
a
neat
.400
for
sixth
place.
Cliff
Dahl
leads
the
parade
with
an
outstanding
.529
mark.
He
Is
closely
followed
by
Cornwall
with
.520.
The
unusually
liluh
figures
after
seven
games
when
the
averages
should
be
levelling
off
would
indicate
that
the
batters
are
enjoying
predominance
over
piU-hers
this
season.
A
review
of
other
batting
averages
reveals
13
players
over
the
.300
level.
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the
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giant
from
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Rock,
Arkansas,
w
ian
Open
Golf
championship
by
the
simple
p!lXfi:
strokes
off
par.
Harrison
shot
271
for
the
72
ti
Georges'
gof
course,
Toronto
to
win
$2,000
top
pr
the
Seagram
Oold
cup.
In
spite
of
the
bight
batting
marks,
three
games
o
date
have
,
Gillette
Dispenser
M
Star
Cup,
was
liarU
put
to
squeeze
a
one-all
draw
from
a
determined
General
Motors
side
In
last
night's
hard
fought
match.
Parkhouse
picked
up
a
weak
clearance
to
drive
the
ball
past
Boulter
late
in
the
second;
half
to
give,
the
Battery
their
tying
counter
after
P.
Wilson's
carefully
placed
shot
had
beaten
Morgan
to
give
the
Motors
a
one
goal
lead
midway
through
thej
first
half.
,
!
Battery
won
the
toss
and
elected
to
shoot
uphill.
Price
started
the
game
for
Motors
as
he,
P.
Wilson
and
R.
Currie
promptly
made
tracks
for
Morgan
but
the
Battery
defense
transferred
the
game
with
promptness.
D.
Ward,
D.
Gomez
and
Pavlikis
were
dangerous
but
the
Motors'
defense
cleared
the
ball.
Battery
continued
to
press
and
Boulter
did
well
to
clear
from
a
dangerous
goal
mouth
scrimmage.
Veitch
sent
his
forwards
up
again
but
J.
n.'..
Tin
onri
I
Wilson
rip
a
red
with
10
Gillette
Blue
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been
close
with
no
unusually
high
scores.
Facts
and
figurs
wid
be
altered
toniuht
when
Merchants
attempt
to
upset
the
league
leading
Savoys.
A
win
Tor
the
Merchants
would
put
them
in
a
second
place
tie
with
the
Idle
Commercials
and
would
tighten
up
th
standing
considerably.
mm
20
t
ose
Mm
WINS
SINGLES
TITLE,
BUT
IS
OUSTED
IN
DOUBLES
EVENT
Ted
Schroeder
(above)
refrigerator
salesman
from
Lacrescenta,
Cal.,
won
the
men's
singles
tennis
title
at
Wimbledon,
Eng.,
but
failed
to
win
honors
in
men's
doubles.
Schroeder
downed
chunky
Jaroslav
Drobny,
the
left-handed
Czech,
3-6,
6-0,
6-3,
4-6,
6-4
to
win
singles
title.
But
in
doubles
event,
Schroeder
and
his
Ml
City
Baseball
League
riniii
(Mi
17
rtner
Gardnar
Mulloy
were
defeated
by
U.S.
stars,
Richard
j
CornwaU
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j9
pa
Gonzales
and
Frank
Parker.
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their
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Owens
made
a
good
with
no
further
score,
run
but
drove
over.
Then
Hal-funded
voraen
fed
his
forwards
and,
GOOD
AND
FAST
R.
Currie,
P.
Wilson
and
Price
It
was
a
good
game
to
watch
showed
neat
combination,
but
.with
play
moving
quickly
from
Price's
drive
was
cleared
by
Mor-
end
to
end.
The
defenses
were
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M.tors
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Boston
at
Philadelphia,
post
crossbar
over
Morgan,
P.
Wil-
and
Veitch
was
effective.
.
son
retrieved
the
rebound
and
Gomez
payed
a
driving
game
carefully
placed
the
ball
past
and
was
particularly
effective
th
Rattprv's
custodian
to
Dut
in
the
second
half.
Vuckovich
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Charlotte
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Linei
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Bremerton
7-5,
Vancouver
3-6
did
well.
Parkhouse
was
fast
ithe
MotoM
,n
tne
,ead
Play
Victoria
10-9,
Tacoma
3-12
ronoH
frnm
onH
pnrt
hoth
and
his
hard
drive
Just
under
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
BEST
!
defenses
were
tested
but
the
int-
the
crossbar
gave
Boulter
little
Spokane
4,
Salem
3.
Pacific
Coast
erval
arrived
with
Motors
lead-,
ciiunce.
i-avuh.is
w
aangeious
tor
Safety's
SAKE
but
was
given
little
leeway.
D.
Gomez
played
his
usual
hard
game.
D.
Ward
was
fast
and
dangerous
but
had
few
open
Los
Angele'.
6,
Oakland
1
San
Diego
12,
Portland
2
Sacramento
11,
Seattle
8
Hollywood
17,
Sah
Francisco
3
lng
by
one
goal
to
nil.
On
resuming,
"
the
Battery,
with
the
slope
ind
wind
in
their
favor,
drove
the
ball
deep
into
Business
tni
Pro
fessh
ings.
Boulter
was
very
good
in
goal
Motors
territory
but
the
defense
,
cleared
the
snhere
awav
and!
poned,
rain.
American
Detroit
2-1,
Chicago
4-0
Philadelphia
5-10,
Boston
8-11
Cleveland
7,
St.
Louis
4
New
York
at
Washington,
postoponed,
rain.
Cleveland-St.
Louis
second
game
postponed,
wet
grounds.
Western
International
Tacoma
19-1,
Victoria
1-4
Salem
4-4,
Spokane
3-8
Yakima
4-5,
Wenatchee
2-2.
Pacific
Coast
Sacramento
8-3,
Seattle
0-2
Portland
9-7,
San
Diego
4-6
had
to
d0
tnan
Mor-attack
the
Motors
forwards
took
up
thejand
more
Dunbar.
Mazzone
and
8an-
Lien
and
J.
Wilson
were
nard
working
backs.
Sonsteby
Veitch
were
Dromlnent
as
the
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TOUR
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soccer
team
started
its
tour
in
Germany
with
a
victory
recently
by
defeating
a
German
team
in
Berlin's
Olympic
stadium.
"
This
was
the
first
Visit
to
Berlin
by
a
foreign
team
since
the
war.
'
defense
undr
dld
wel1-
J-
Ward-
at
centre-pressure.
Battery
was
now
haIf
for
tne
first
half-
showed
Morgan
cleared
from
neat
touches.
Halvorsen
Owens,
then
Price
came
close
mary
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McLEOD
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but
Dunbar
blocked
the
shot.
'
PIaved
liara-
'Sen-
relieving
n4
;
but
F.J-
wara
at
centre-nan
piayea
a
Currie
made
a
good
run
fkimesi
broke
im
the
uttaclt
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game.
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time,
fed
his
forwards.
D.
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was
y
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did
well.
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hard
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at
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was
effective.
He
has
added
cleared
away.
The
Battery
forwards
were
being
closely
watched
and
Pavlikis
could
not
get
1
clear.
Ward
shot
past.
Then
I
Veitch
tried
to
force
the
attack
:
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Boulter
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J.
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Battery
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press
and
forced
three
corner
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but
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Motors'
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close
in
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Parkhouse
Olympic
diploma
after
he
had
presented
it
to
Paul
Martin,
of
drove
the
ball
past
Boulter
to
Lausanne
(left)
who
has
won
the
Olympic
1,500
metres
five
tie
the
score.
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times,
in
1920,
1924,
1928,
1932
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1936.
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leaving
Salt
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