.,
I".,
n
rri'oce
Ruoert
Ooiiv
iNev3
Wednt-sduy,
July
2i,
'A
Golf
Wizard,
Ben
Hogan
Will
Holiday
at
Jasper
t-.:.t
l-
i;
h
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4;
s
J
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fap5
Drubbed
JASPPR.
Al.ta.
Ben
Hogan,
rounds
of
guir
livsr
Hie
world's
greatest
goiter,
and
ehamploiusiup
eimse
M&s.
Hoga.n
wlU
be
guests
at
Park
Lodge,
the
hon
!'
Jasper
P.ulc
Lodge
in
the
Can-
t;unous
Toteui
i'it,
0of
adjau
Rockies,
(luring
the
lat.i'
mtiit,
scheduled
thl
J'
part
of
August,
it
was
learned
SV
ptember
5
to
12.
here
today.
I
At,
New
York,
Ben
ret,.
Ben.
who
arrived
in
NewYork
a
h.-ro's
welcome
wi,,
yesterdav
fresii
from
winning
the
ateamship
United
SlawM
British
Open,
said
he
was
looking
in
New
York
harbor.
V
forward
to
doing
.some
fishing
in
!
aboard
ship
llun
4l,
Jasper
National
Park.
:
given
a
ticker
tajv
Malor
Fred
Bi-wster.
veteran
ude
and
a
reeenii,,.,
,
.,
By
The
Canadiun
Press
Victoria
rose
from
the
Mest-ern
International
Baseball
League
cellar
Tuesday
night
to
w?
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The
-m-im
little
man'
.
paste
a
23-B
shellacking
on
front-running
Spokane
but
run-nerup
Salem
also
lost
thus
booting
a
chance
to
gain
on
the
Indians.
While
the
Tyees
were
hind-ing
the
Indians
the
drubbing
at
Victoria,
Lewlston
turned
back
Salem
6-3
in
the
opener
of
a
three-game
series
at
Lewis-ton.
The
defeat
kept
the
Sena
acclaimed
by
sport
m
even
greater
than
the
i
mouniaill
outntter,
urin-iru
mil
and
his
party
of
threu
other
couples
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Pollard
Simmons,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
J.
Caraway
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
HarrlmHii
would
be
taken
to
Maligne
river
and
Mallgne
Bobby
Jones,
said
tint
,
rtmue
plans
lor
st'.eriii
tion
matches
in
t
States,
the
last
being
at
;
It
-A
Missouri,
on
August
15,
lake,
where
fighting
.srx-ckled
and
rainbow
trout
await
the
fishermen's
lure.
Ben,
of
course,
with
Ills
party.
s
ft
a
expected
to
play
several
are
Wll.
SI'ANIHNtiS
AT
ill.KTKS
OK
CANADA'S
27th
infantry
brigide
in
Hannover,
Germany,
march
past
T.
C.
Davis,
Canadian
ambassador
to
West
Germany,
at
the
start
of
a
recent
sports
tournament.
tors
a
full
game
back
of
the
Indians.
Elsewhere
around
the
league,
Tri-City
tripped
Vancouver
9-5
Yakima
edged
Calgary
4-3,
and
Edmonton
downed
Wenatchco
11-5.
SLUGGERS'
NIGHT
It
was
sluggers'
night
through
-cut
the
loop
as
batters
pounded
out
a
total
of
124
safe
hits,
in-eluding
eight
home
runs,
in
the
five
scheduled
contests.
Victoria
hopped
on
four
Spokane
pitchers
for
22
hits,
but
the
Indians
collected
19
of
their
OSSDCflfi
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Calgary
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Yakima
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Edmonton
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Bob
Lemon
Downs
Yanks
to
Win
13th;
Bums
Score
15
Runs
Trouncing
Cubs
'4!
Anpliu
j
'49
Ford
Couch
j"
'50
Prefect
as
la
j
"If!
Dodge
si-ton
Pickup
with
bo
j
but
Simmons
didn't
make
it,
r
Al
Rosen,
who
makes
a
spec-(Uving
up
five
runs
and
eight
j
lnlty
of
first-inning
home
runs,
hits
in
six
innings.
The
final
;
put
the
Indians
in
front,
with
score
was
7-3.
8
two-run
blast
off
Johnny
By
KEN
FHLEC.AR
Associated
IM'ess
Sijurts
Writer
The
team
that
wins
the
National
League
pennant
this
year
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Kit
own.
off
Tyee
hurler
Bob
Drilling.
Victoria
hit
three
home
runs,
two
by
Dwane
Helbig
and
a
grand-slammer
by
Granny
Gladstone.
The
Calgary
Stampeders
liked
the
offerings
of
Yakima
pitcher
Edmunds
and
connected
for
?'ed
hree
home
runs
off
the
first
five
pitched
balls.
Yakima
came
back
with
singletons
in
the
first
'31
l
uril
with
'42
Mercury
Eimlne-As
is
Sain.
Bob.
Kuzava
came
in
when
PlpvplnnH
nnitpprf
"
nrrnss
three
should
yive
its
members
little
i
NO
GAIN
MADE
So,
instead
of
gaining
ground,
I
runs
ln
tne
finh
and
Ray
Sear.
the
Phils
still
are
seven
games
:
borough
flnishcd
up.
The
sue-out
of
first
place
and
three
be-
I
cess
was
CievPlancrs
first
at
JIM
BELL
OF
FI.IN
FLON,
Man.,
landed
this
mulisU
r
36-pound,
two-ounce
lake
trout,
ln
Athapapuskow
lake,
near
Flln
Flon
to
win
the
Flin
Flon
trout
festival
with
an
automobile
(in
which
he
sits!
as
first
prize.
Jim
used
between
400
and
500
feet
of
mont;l
line
with
a
No.
8
Glbb
Stewart
lure
to
bring
in
the
prize-winner.
The
fish
measured
41
inches
from
tip
to
tail
and
27
inches
in
girth.
lawn
mowers
to
remind
them
of
why
Philadelphia
Phillies
didn't
win.
The
Phillies
might
still
pull
the
big
surprise,
but
it
gets
'50
Austin
'41
Packard
120
Sedan
hind
the
Braves.
;
honle
aRainst
the
world
cham-
Both
Phils
and
Braves
lost
j
,ong
tnis
season.
linlf
n
nmna
-
4
Via
nunn.
'oftinn
i
more
unlikely
by
the
day,
par-
and
second
innings
and
iced
the
game
with
Herman
Lewis'
two-run
homer
in
the
third.
WENATCHEE
WILTS
Wenatchee's
Ross
McCormacit
ticularly
the
days
when
Cmt
BMyn
dge
wh
trXrnd
1
Washington
appeared
to.
have
Produced
by
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
as
a
public
service
SUPERIOR
AUK;
oinimons
pucnes
ana
loses.
Chicago
15-4.
St.
Louis
whipped
'
,ls
game
won
against,
teuuii
inis
iooKoa
iiKe
a
great
year
Npw
Yorlc
10-6
and
climbed
at
least
twice
omy
to
have
the
SERVICE
LTD
for
Simmons.
During
the
first
back
into
the
first
division
at
month
of
the
season
he
and
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Hv
JACK
HAM)
Tigers
come
back,
first
to
tie,
and
than
to
win
on
Don
Lund's
two-run
double
in
the
10th.
Mickey
Vernon
put
the
Senators
ahead
with
a
three-run
homer
in
the
ninth
but
Matt
Batts
evened
things
for
Detroit
Detroit
with
a
ninth-inning
homer.
Then
Washington
scored
the
expense
of
the
Giants.
Cincinnati
defeated
Pittsburgh
7-2.
Cleveland
Indians
finally
defeated
New
York
Yankees
in
Cleveland
8-3
with
Bob
Lemon
winning
his
13th
game.
Detroit
shaded
Washington
8-7
in
innings.
Rain
washed
out
night
DJL
O'Shea
Tumble
weeds
STAGE
SHOW
AND
DANCE
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
?"n?es
i"
"""go
""Wl'"'
",c,one
run
in
the
10th
hit
a
three-run
homer
in
the
ninth
inning
at
Edmonton
but
it
was
for
a
lost
cause.
Edmonton
scored
their
first
two
runs
in
the
second
inning
and
put
the
game
out
of
reach
with
a
six-run
uprising
in
the
third.
Inning
No.
3
was
the
big
one
for
Tri-City
at
Vancouver.
The
Braves
tallied
five
times
in
the
inning
to
drive
veteran
Pete
Hermandez
to
the
showers.
Jess
Dobernic,
called
in
in
the
fifth
inning
to
relieve
Don
Robertson,
took
credit
for
the
win.
Robertson
went
in
for
Jim
Hedgecock,
Braves'
starter,
who
strained
a
muscle
in
the
second
inning.
I
Lewlston
manager
Bill
Breni-
wnite
sox
ana
Boston,
ana
in
St.
Louis
between
the
Browns
I'SEI)
SIX
PITCHERS
Robin
Roberts
formed
the
most-feared
left-right
pitching
combination
in
the
majors.
Hilt
one
sunny
day
in
early
June
Curt
decided
to
cut
some
grass
and
he
ran
his
power
mower
over
his
left
foot.
Part
of
his
big
toe
had
to
be
amputated.
Simmons
was
sidelined
a
full
month.
He's
been
back
in
action
'2
weeks
now,
but
not
with
itnything
like
his
early
success.
In
four
starts,
he
has
won
just
once.
Last
night
the
Phillies
threw
Roberts
and
Simmons
at
the
Milwaukee
Rraves.
Roberts
won
his
10th
game
with
ease,
10-0,
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Is
Native
Dancer
another
Man'O'
War?
The
evidence
is
beginning
to
pile
up
on
his
side.
The
Dancer
has
won
16
of
17
and
$05S,-570
Man
0'
War
lost
only
one
of
21
and
earned
$249,465
before
they
retired
him
in
the
pre-inflation
days
of
1919
and
1920.
As
Alf
Vanderbilt's
G
r
a
y
J
Gri.ssom
carried
only
the
$10.-Ghost
continues
to
dwarf
the
i
000
waiver
tag,
and
Allan
three-year-old
field,
his
defeat
!
Worthington
was
brought
from
TONIGHT
The
Cubs
used
six
pitchers
in
a
futile
attempt
to
silence
the
Dodger
bats
but
only
ancient
Dutch
Leonard
met
with
any
success.
He
pitched
three
score
and
Philadelphia.
YANKS'
LEAD
CL'T
Cleveland's
victory,
a
13-hit
assault
on
three.
New
York
pitchers,
cut
the
Yankees'
lead
Childs:
2.r.c
Stage
Show
9-10
p.m.
Adults
50c
less
innings.
Against
the
other
over
Chicago
to
5'2
games
and
1
,
tne
pUed
up
15
in
the
Kentucky
Derby
becomes
more
difficult
to
figure.
Call
It
runs.
The
loss
was
the
14th
for
DANCE
10:15
p.m.
-
2
a.m.
Tickets
$
Nashville
through
a
working
agreement
for
$25,000
and
two
players
last
fall.
third
place,
10
games
back.
Warren
Hacker,
tops
in
both
I
ner
racked
up
his
15th
pitching
i
bad
racing
luck
or
a
superb
performance
by
Dark
Star,
the
leagues.
victory
of
the
season
agains
rrii
n
11
1
-
1
"
i
.
.
.
i
fa.t
imimo
IVinf
Pv
n
flimrin
Top-Notchers,
Unknowns
runs
off
Sal
Maglie
in
the
first
iern.
Bremner
gave
up
nine
hitsls
destined
to
go
down
through
!
the
years
as
the
jockey
who
lost
inning
at
New
York,
mgrgest
,
to
the
eight
yielded
by
two
opening
frame
they've
had
in
galem
moundsmen
but
scatter-a
month.
Two
of
the
tallies
:
pr)
them
effectively.
He
Ditched
angle
in
Tourney
Play
the
Derby
on
the
Dancer.
I
Jim
Norris
miuht-
as
well
go
back
to
the
fight
business
and
j
Bet
busy
signing
Randy
Turpin-
j
Bobo
Olson.
His
Jamie
K.
just
i
for
the
last
four
shutout
ball
came
on
a
home
run
by
Stan
Musial.
Rip
Repulski
contribnt-
TORONTO
Q
Ranking
play-
seeded
No.
3
among
Canadian
innings.
eir
are
due
to
join
(he
unknowns
players
ana
seveiun-seeaea
lony
j
ert
a
three-run
homer
in
the
;0ot'
tilt-
sidelines
today
at
the!
Vincent
of
New
York,
one
of
the
j
fourtn
oerrv
Stalev
got
credit
isn't
going
to
catch
the
Dancer,
i
Any
doubt
about
the
Dancer'.;
'
hT.'i
-v.iy
mark
of
the
week-long
;
best
baseline
players
ln
the
for
his
13th
victory
ability
to
run
on
an
off
track
Lome
Main
of
i
Crafty
Ken
Raf
fensberger
Ciimilian
Tennis
Championships.
:
business;
and
Final
Phase
Favors
Stars
j
ln
;
gave
the
Pirates
10
hits
but
only
l
Lie
draw
has
the
big
names
...
.
..
.
1
,,
,
j
,....
Vancouver
and
Toronto,
No
VOTE
APPLEWHAITE
VOTE
LIBERAL
was
removed
by
his
performance
in
the
heavy
going
at
Arlington.
He
won
on
a
sloppy
j
track
at
Saratoga
last
year
but
all
his
other
races
had
been
over
a
fa.st
strip.
Never
did
h?
,
one
or
mem
r
ran
i
nomas
two-run
homer
was
damaging.
The
Cincinnati
lefthander
more
than
balanced
Thomas'
blow
with
a
three-run
home
run
of
his
own
singles
tanRling
on
the
clay
the
domestic
section,
and
Mario
courts
of
the
Toronto
Tennis
j
Llumes
of
the
Mexican
Davie
Cup
Club
in
what
promises
to
be
the
team.
mo.f
keenly-fought
matches
of
others
on
tap:
Australia's
Mer-t
he
"tournament
to
date.
At
least
i
Vyn
Rose,
outstanding
favorite
win
as
easily
as
in
the
classic.
rk;!it
nnt;!ies
between
seeded
;
to
pick
up
the
Canadian
men's
r
players
aiei.:i
Uis
schedule.
i
championship,
and
Don
Piatt
of,
.
.
.
....
1
Tnmnhi
nti
nf
Onlnrin'c
mrn;t
I'
By
The
Canadian
Press
There
are
six
weeks
left
to
play
In
the
Pacific
Coast
League
pennant
race
and
the
championship
seems
to
lie
between
the
pace-setting
Hollywood
Stars
and
the
Seattle
Rainlers.
Hollywood
Wednesday
maintains
its
4'2-game
lead.
The
Stars
are
somewhat
favored
by
the
remaining
schedule.
Miuiginc;
eacn
otner
ior
pro-,
I
Pnislng
young
players
and
No.
rienw
are
matches
between
7
seed.
The
Saratot;n-at-Jamaica
sea-slii
opened
Monday.
That's
the
gimmick
by
which
they
make
enough
money
from
the
New
York
clients
to
run
the
meeting
at
the
beautiful
upstate
horse
park.
They
actually
move
to
i
Saratoga
Aug.-
3
to
,
run
lj.it
Beciard
ol
HherbrooKe,
WU2
'i
.
.
I
i
-
rPA
LJaJ
le-Elect
although
Seattle
has
four
of
its
V
.
i
"
Paul.Willey
of
Vancouver,
!
i
j
"
"
-.
''
WL
Wh
V
Z
"v
'
fl
V
TS,
.
seeded
behind
Main
and
Bedard.l!'
i
Vt
-
1
fr-
K
M&V
i
,
'tjBte
I
'it,
.
,
,
ranking
match'.
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:
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V'
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I
r.
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'
-"
Among
tha
women,
first-seeded
4)
i
-J
Y
;'
j
jJ'-
I
"
-
.
Mis
Mrs.
Hanna
Hanna
Sladek
Sladek
of
of
Montreal
Montreal
'Br''AjyV
i
remaining
six
series
at
home
while
the
Stars
play
three
at
home
and
three
away.
!
Hollwood
bowed
Tuesday
night
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is
pitted
pitted
against
against
fourth-ranking
fourth-ranking1
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,
(The
Uiants
found
a
pitching
staff
on
the
bargain
counter
while
everybody
else
moaned
there
wcie
nunc
to
be
had.
Ruben.
Gomez
cost
only
a
$5,000
bonus
us
a
free
agent,
Mirv
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mis.
wiaiy
uiu
nunnan
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Petersburg,
Fla.,
and
Kay
Mal-
SI
i
eohn
of
Chicago,
seeded
No.
6,
to
San
Francisco,
7-2.
The
Seals
were
outhit,
getting
only
five
safe
blows,
but
two
were
homers
by
Al
Lyons
and
Frank
Kaliu,
and
they
decided
the
issue.
Walt
Pocekay,
San
Diego
catcher,
hit
two
homers
and
Dick
Faber
another
as
the
Padres
;
meets
Pat
Macken
of
Montreal,
wiira
on
me
aomesiic
list.
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Tuesday's
play
was
dominated
by
the
showing
of
Canadian
and
dumped
Seattle
7-1.
Lefty
Memo
Luna
registered
his
10th
victory
Australian
Davis
Cup
players
i
who
made
a
clean
sweep
of
their
BASEBALL
Thursday
-
6:45
p.m.
Gordon
Anderson
v.t
Commercial
Hotel
THE
HON.
JAMES
SiNCLAIt
Federal
Minister
of
Fisheries
S
of
the
season,
holding
the
Rain
:
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k
secona-rounti
matcnes
ln
easy
style.
Main
took
just
25
minutes
to
dispose
of
Fred
Reaume
of
Hamilton
in
two
love
sets.
Bedard
made
it
6-1,
6-2
over
Toronto's
John
Irvine
and
Willey
got
past
lers
to
six
hits.
with
what
proved
to
be
the
winning
run.
Oakland
quthit
Los
Angeles
14-11,
but
Los
Angeles
won
the
ball
game,
nevertheless,
10-5.
The
winning
margin
came
in
the
and
k-rtL
"lib
'
!.
Clint
Netlleton
of
Austin,
Tex..
sixth
innnlng
when
Gene
Baker
6-1,
7-5.
The
Vancouver
player
I.
.
i"
smashed
a
grand
slam
homer.
carried
Nettleton
throughout
-
most
of
the
second
set
in
an
ef
fort
to
make
it
a
game
for
the
TED
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Your
Federal
Liberal
Candidate
.
will
speak
in
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
ROBERT
BF.DARI)
small
crowd
of
about
150.
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WIN
EASILY
The
Australian
Davis
Cup
players
Rose
and
Rex
Hartwig
took
care
of
two
Japanese
cuppers.
Rose
knocked
over
Masa-nobu
Kimura
6-1,
6-2
and
Hart-
Chesty
Chet
Johnson
of
Sacramento
clowned
and
pitched
his
way
to
a
2-0
decision
as
Sacramento
edged
Portland.
The
PCL's
top
buffon
gave
up
only
five
hits.
Fred
Sanford
of
Portland
was
touched
for
seven
hits
nnd
his
control
failed
him
in
the
fourth
inning,
giving
up
two
walks
and
a
single
to
load
the
bases,
and
although
Sanford
forced
Ed
Blckman
to
hit
Into
a
double
play,
Joe
Brovla
counted
5
'-
FIFTEEN-YEAR
OLD
Will
Homeniuk
of
Torton,
Sask.,
youngest
holder
of
the
Saskatchewan
golf
championship,
yesterday
squeezed
through
the
first
round
of
the
champion-shin
flight
of
the
Clear
Lake
golf
tournament,
defeating
Wi
Silver
of
Winnipeg
Glendale
on
the
21st
hole.
on
wig,
second
seed
in
the
foreign
section
defeated
Jiro
Yamagishi,
7-5.
6-0.
George
Worthington,
SATURDAY,
JULY
25,8
p.m
also
of
Australia
and
seeded
No.
3,
completed
the
sweep
of
down-
!
under
stars
with
a
6-3,
6-0
j
second
round
decision
over
Ra-
j
f
ael
Ortegas
of
the
Mexican
'
Davis
Cup
team.
In
the
women's
singles,
Mrs.
i
Rladek
defeated
Marjorie
Fores-
(
ter
of
Edmonton,
6-1,
6-0
and
;
Miss
Malcolm
won
over
Teresa
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