iintc
Kupcu
Uuiiy
rit
Wednesday.
May
'26,
1054
Stars
Mangle
Padre
Ace
Little
League
Opener
Slated
Tomorrow
Night
I
Hollywood
Stars
have
lengtii-i
ened
their
lead
In
the
Pneif
i,.
Yankee
Win
Closes
Gap
As
Sox
Scalp
Indians
FIVE
CANADIANS
SURVIVE
IN
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
MUIRFIELD.
Scotland
(r
Don
Doe
of
Oranby,
Que.,
ncl-vaneed
today
In
the
third
round
of
the
British
amateur
golf
championships
with
a
6and-4
victory
over
Robin
Galloway
of
Scotland.
Four
other
Canadians
survived
Tuesday's
second
round
Walt
McElroy
of
Vancouver
met
Sid
Ball
of
England,
Gordon
Taylor
of
Montreal
played
Charles
Carlow
of
Scotland,
Bob
Fleming
of
Victoria
was
pitted
against
England's
Malcolm
McKnead
and
Doug
Silverberg
of
Red
Deer,
Alta.,
met
A.
J.
Cochran
of
Scotland.
Civic
and
league
officials
will
farm
team
boys
Ls
a
definite
patt
be
on
deck
tomorrow
night
utiof
Little
League
training,'
Mr.
com
AND
I
M
OUR
195
STUDEBA?
NATION
WaJ
Williamson
said.
6:30
at
Algoma
Park
to
take
part
In
the
opening
ceremonies
that
Little
Final
line-ups
for
the
waukee
Braves
won
their
eifiht'ij
in
a
row.
3-1
over
Cincinnati.!
:
New
York
Giants
.slammed
22
j
hits
in
beating
Pittsburgh
21-4J
By
BEN
PM.EGAR
Associated
Press
Fports
Writer
Cleveland
Indians
might
have
known
that
when
Iheir
winning
Coast
League
race
to
4'2
games
They
bent
the
ace
of
the
s
i
Diego
staff,
Eddie
Erautt,
in
last
night's
opener
of
a
seven-game
series
at
Gilmore
Field,
scoring
a
6-1
victory.
The
winner
was
the
league's
top
pilcher,
Mel
Queen,
who
won
his
10th
consecutive
game.
It
was
the
sixth
straight
win
for
the
Stars,
who
three
weeks
ago
were
In
seventh
place.
Oakland
prevailed
over
Sacramento
In
a
slugfest
8-7.
The
defeat
bumped
the
Sacs
out
of
;hird
place
Sacramento
had
a
7
lend
League
follows:
'
Kinsmen
Cliib-i-K.
Dockendorf
,
R.
Hebb,
T.
Holder,
T.
Roberts,
B.
Seymour,
R.
Adams,
R.
Armstrong,
B.
Foster.
K.
Murray,
D.
Turner,
J.
Domlnato,
R.
Erlcson,
J.
Olsen,
J.
Turner,
A.
Voagen.
Super
Valu
J.
Morrison,
J.
Rosedale,
B.
Love,
J.
Jensen,
J.
Martin
H
McKenzie.
R
Wlndle.
Streak
was
broken
the
villains
St.
Louis
defeated
Chicago
Cubs
would
be
Chicago
White
So.
9-4.
Philadelphia
at
Ilrooklyn
!
The
Indians
put
an
11-oame
i
was
postponed.
I
will
see
the
1954
Prince
Rupert
Little
League
officially
underway.
Mayor
George
Hills
will
throw
the
first
ball
to
start
the
season
and
the
first
game
between
lb'
Kinsmen
and
Llpsetts
Sea
Kings.
Little
League
officials
said
this
morning
that
all
players
Irjm
the
four
teams
will
ue
on
hand
and
the
managers
and
roi
'
flMMl
Edmonton
Cuts
Caps'
Lead;
Indians
Out
of
First
Div
I.KMOVS
FIRST
j
'
In
beating
Cleveland,
the
!
White
Sox
not
only
broke
the
I
team's
winning
streak
but
they'
pinned
the
first
loss
of
the
sea-j
.1
HiisshII
n
Krlrkion
W
Ril.
"'
's,
kathc,.
uiirrt
'"eiials,.
irfrinlfr
Ullj,
when
the
roof
fell
m
m
the
last
of
the
seventh.
Oakland's
Art
linger,
J.
Mutch,
L.
Mathew,
O.
Caideroni,
B.
Main,
B.
Mintenko.
North
Star
T
Careless.,
B.
Thorn.
D.
Turcotte,
R.
Oakey
N.
Patrick,
B.
Kc.ngas,
K.
Cameron,
Q.
Oakey,
U.
Wells.
1)
Kurdzlel,
SUPEP.it
Cuitti
tripled
and
Gene
Hermar:-skl
singled
him
home.
Pitcher
Al
Clcotte
was
yanked
but
Oni--
AuTOSEkvi
Tln-
i
land
produced
two
more
runs
oa
team
sponsors
will
be
introduced.
Also
expected
to
be
oh
hind
for
the
opening
will
be
members
of
the
Parks
Board.
The
Navy
Band
from
HMCS
Chatham
will
be
in
attendance.
Uniforms
for
the
four
team
arrived
yesterday,
Jim
Foster
I
the
league
executive
said
this
morning
and
will
be
distributed
to
team
managers.
Mr.
Foster
pointed
out
that
this
year
the
uniforms
will
re-
O.
Maskulak,
R.
Robb,
B.
dal,
J.
Colussl.
son
on
Bob
Lemon,
who
h
id
won
Veteran
Charlie
Oubre
pitched
six.
Two
of
their
runs
off
Lemon
1
a
one-hit
shutout
for
Wenatehce
came
without
a
hit.
!
Tuesday
night
and
Spokane
Whitey
Ford
went
the
distance
tumbled
out
of
the
Western
fur
the
first
time
thH
season
as'
ternational
Baseball
League's
Die
Yankees
ruined
Bticky
Her-;
first
division,
ris'
night
in
Washington
with
a
j
Oubre
struck
out
eight
and
17-hit
assault.
Mickey
Mantle
walked
six
as
he
paced
the
led
the
Yankee
attack
with
a
Chiefs
to
a
C-0
triumph
over
the
hmiie
run
and
two
singles.
Indians.
Eddie
Murphy's
sixtu
Detroit's
lur.u-bnll
attack
ruin-
!
llmi"K
single
-was
the
only
hit
a
want,
an
error,
another
va"t
and
a
forcrout.
The
Sacs
outlet
Oakland
15-7.
gr.y
eriors
to
take
the
third
straight
win
over
the
Stampe.l-er.
Five
miscues
were
logged
against
Calgary
and
only
four
of
Victoria's
12
runs
were
earned.
There
were
four
home
ruik,
including
Neil
Sheridan's
in.side-thc-park
four-badger
for
Victoria
Salei;i
..i.thit
Trl-City
12-11
at
Kennewlek
but
touldn
t
convert
them
into
runs.
Don
Robertson,
the
winning
hurler,
ended
one
Salem
threat
in
the
second
by
striking
out
three
men
after
giv-
rry
Doily
Mews:
string
on
the
line
in
Chicago
Tue.sday
night
and
the
Whit"
Sox
promptly
snapped
it
wi'M
a
4-2
derision.
If
the
streak
hvl
been
the
other
way
around,
Cleveland
probably
w
n.kl
hav
won.
That's
the
way
these
perennial
"unners-up
in
the
American
League
have
been
going
at
each
ether
regularly
durlni?
the
last
three
.iea.sons.
Cleveland
leads
the
league
by
a
game
and
a
half
over
the
Srr:.
with
the
third-place
New
York
Yankees
uncomfortably
closv
inly
two
games
out.
The
Yanks
took
advantage
of
the
Indians'
misfortune
to
close
the
gap,
beating
Washington
9-3.
LHtioit
shaded
Baltimore
5-4
In
12
Innings.
Boston
leit
Philadelphia
Athletic
in
last
place
all
alone
by
winning
:!
2
In
the
National
League.
Mil-
PCL
Standings
Lip-sett
Sea
Kings
M.
Greene,
D.
Grantham,
G.
Ogllvie,
B.
Mc-U'od,
A.
Hunter,
B.
Robertson,
B.
Mclchan,
C.
Downing,
D.
Allan.
G.
Jones,
J.,
Lindsay,
,
J.
Ightha
nder
ed
Baltimore's
hones
of
bieakili''
t
"'veil
lm
bV
Uu
Keer,
M.
Fleming,
A.
Johnson,
H.
The
loss
dropped
Spukar.o
mam
ine
property
01
me
Mine.
Oeilvie
H
Meiehnn
will
he
,,.
out
of
a
losing
streak
which
now
i
nns
to
five
games.
Trailing
3-2,
into
sixth
place.
Edmonton,
meanwhile,
shaved
League
at
all
times.
,
placed
jn
one
month
by
J
Sciiu-
'
If
a
boy
leaves
town
lor
imy
mnn
v
the
Tigers
tied
the
game
in
I
he
nini
Vancouver
s
lirst-plaee
margi.i
last
of
the
ninth
on
a
hoiiu
!
reason,
his
uniform
must
be
'
turned
in,"
he
said.
by
Jim
DeLsina.
Th?
Orioles
scored
in
the
11th
only
to
have
In-?
up
a
hit
and
a
walk.
1"
pitched
himself
out
of
trouble
on
other
occasions
atfer
filling:
the
bases.
LastNighf's
;
Rgbls
By
The
Associated
Pre;?
to
two
games
by
shading
the
Capiianos
3-2
in
a
thriller
;:t
Vancouver.
Lewtston
edged
Yakima
4-3.
Victoria
drubbed
O.il-liuv
12-7
and
Tri-City
;ot
by
Salem
5-2.
Oubre,
a
mainstay
of
the
VV;:-nutchee
pitching
stall,
was
Bjr
Til..
Am
ixliitfU
W
L
30
in
M
2'
Pol
612
S'.'O
.1
,
"-ft
n
whir
party
is
scnemiicn
;:ir
'
night
at
Algoma
Park
to
gc',
the
diamond,
stands
and
backstop
completely
ready.
A
new
.set
of
stands
have
already
been
built
and
the
screen
will
be
re-netted
tonight,
Mr.
Foster
.said.
Players
not
chosen
on
first
string
teams
will
be
on
the
league's
farm
teams,
players'
agent
Art
Williamson
said
this
morning.
Farm
team
players
will
he
sailed
on
as
spares
thrmi".;
the
season.
Boys
will
not
be
penalized
"his
41:
5
5
61.
7
Hollywood
Sua
Uiego
.
Oakland
.
.
.
.Seattle
Sacramento
ban
iTunci.'.c
Lei
Am't-les
FC.MliiiU
.510
.510
500
4fi!l
;
Johnny
Pesky
get
his
first
hit'
of
the
season,
a
pinch
homer,
in
tin'
last
of
the
11th.
In
the
:
12th,
Al
Kaline
singled
and
Bill
TulUe
drove
him
home
with
a
;
triple.
Catcher
Sammy
White
turned
,
from
goat
to
star
with
a
ninth-1
j
inning
home
run
for
Boston
over
i
!
Philadelphia.
He
had
hit
into
jjhree
double
plays
earlier
In
the
;
game.
iiomi
rs
i
kau
ri:
;
Two
home
runs
sewed
up
Mil-j
i
waukee
's
victory
at
Cincinnati.;
j
Joe
Adcock
doubled
in
the
fifth
j
and
Hank
'
:-on
homered.
Then
!
pitcher
Wu.ien
Spahn,
who
al-i
i
.
25
2ft
.
g;l
2:1
20
.400
-71.
.417
'ill.
backed
by
some
fine
fielding
js
KENNEWICK.
Wash.
Jim
he
posted
his
one-hitter.
Double
:
Grow,
132,
Lewiston,
Idaho,
outplays
cut
off
two
Spokane
i
pointed
Blackie
Vaneler
Veer.
139,
threats
and
no
Indian
got
past
Seattle
(8).
second
base.
The
Chiefs
got
;
GALVESTON,
Tex
Sauveur
.seven
hits
of
f
Ralph
Romero,
the
,
fhiocea,
143,
France,
stopped
losing
pitcher,
and
reliefer
Vii-
johnny"
McCray.
14U,
Bimmiir-eil
Giaovannoni.
Joe
Unfriecl's
ham..Ala
18)
first
Inning
double
scoring
two,
DETROIT
Duke
Harris
148
men
was
enough
to
win
the
ball
Detroit,
knocked
out
Sam
Mas-Eame:
-
trean.
1521,,
Pittsburgh
Hi.
The
normal
heavy
hiltin?
Cap-:
I
SACRAMENTO,
Calif.
Henry
ilanos
managed
only
four
sale
Davis
138,
Los
Angeles,
stopied
blows
off
Edmonton's
John
Con-
Bolt)
Monies,
140,
San
Hose,
Calif,
ant
at
Vancouver.
Three
of
the
(3),
WASHER
"...
DRYER
$419.95r
!.
$329.95
Cjf
SPARE
THE
(.HKASK
AND
SPOIL
THE
('Alt
It
uu
lube
it
today
.
at
SUPER
SERVICE
Comer
2nd
and
2nd,
Where
the
Serrire
Is
2nd
lo
None,
year
for
being
away
on
holiday
New
Low
Terms
WIL
Standings
fcy
The
Canadian
Frees
W
L
Pet,.
OBI
Vsiuouvtr
17
10
.6-u
tdmoiltcin
12
U
.671
2
Mr.
Williamson
said,
but
if
they
are
In
town
they
will
be
expected
To
be
at
all
games
and
pracH
-en
ami
help
farm
team
players
Improve
their
game.
"First
string
players'
help
to
GORDON
&
ANDERS
Phone
46
I
i
lowed
only
six
hits,
followed
with
a
home
run
to
sew
up
his
fifth
i
victory.
i
,
.
I
Mi'toria
.
.
.
15
:i
.516
"jewiston
14
l:l
.519
Villoma
18
13
.
.500
Fpr.kune
13
14
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Islun
13
15
464
''matclioe
12
14
4H3
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12
lti
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10
14
.417
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:.
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Bv
fHITK
BLONDIE
seven
hits
given
up
by
Jack
Nicholas
produced
the
Eskimos
first
two
runs
in
the
eighth.
A
pair
of
singles
and
a
sacrifice
in
the
ninth
brought
in
the
win-t!!P7
run.
Vancouver
scored
twice
I.ARGK
STItKAM
The
Eastmain
river
in
Quebec
flows
375
miles
westward
to
James
Bay,
where
its
mouth
ii
l'a
miles
wide.
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PETMEMBhR
ME
-im
US
PLfAF
1.
The
Giant's
assault
on
the
hapless
Pirates
was
the
second
heaviest
of
the
season,
topped
only
by
Chicago's
23-13
victory
over
St.
Louis
late
in
April.
The
Giants
scored
U
runs
in
the
eighth
inning,
tops
in
either
league
so
far.
In
the
seventh
they
scored
five
as
Whitey
man
hit
a
grand-slam
horn?
run.
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
11
Tile
AsROrlated
Pres
in
the
boitom'of
the
inning
alter
two
were
out
on
a
walk,
a
single,
j
i
wild
pitch
and
a
double
but
Arnie
Halgren
Hied
out
to
end
the
game.-
Au
unearned
run
in
the
seventh
was
Lewlston's
maririn
ovr
1954
Frigidaire
The
Cardinals'
victory
over
the
Yakima
Bob
Williams
went
U
Cubs
was
a
runaway
for
rookie
first
on
an
error
after
Clint
Wally
Moon,
who
stole
four',
Cameron
doubled
and
Al
Heist
bases.
The
modern
National
walked.
Mel
.
Wasley's
single
League
record
of
five
In
a
game!
scored
the
lying
and
winning
NATIONAL
I.Kll
r.
AB
R
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Pet
Jublunskk.
Sr.
Louis
104
23
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New
York
135
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Brooklyn
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was
set
50
years
ago
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week
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runs
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by
Dan
McGann
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the
Giants,
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Victoria
capitalized
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Mays.
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York.
five.
home
runs
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