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By
GAYLE
TALBOT
II
NFW
YORK
(AP)
Even
some
of
Warren
Yankees
Whitey
Ford
Robbed'
of
No-Hitter
Giles'
best
friends
thought
that
he
got
off
to
a
rather
hakv
start
as
the
new
president
of
the
National
By
The
Canadian
Press
League
last
season,
so
it
is
a
pleasure
to
note
that
lw,
mot!
fvrim
Cincinn
;tti
now
has
settled
down
Questionnaire
for
wives
Hit:
iiiiii
i
uiu
v.
...
NEW
YORK
The
rival
pitcher
and
the
official
scorer
combined
to
rob
New
York
Yankees'
Whitey
rii-mlir
In
tVip
bio-
rbair.
I
(FM
in
and
preent
to
husband)
"""'.I
"
a
II
6UU
Athletes
Ford
of
a
no-hitter
Tuesday
night.
This
round
of
applause
is
prompted
by
Giles'
decision
to
hear
out
manager
Eddie
Stanky
nf
St.
Louis
Cardinals
before
Cleveland's
Early
Wynn
hit
a
Expected
at
dribbler
down
the
third-base
line
in
the
sixth
inning
that
!
eluded
the
charging
Ford.
Then
a.
would
i
,icom,
(
'
Arborile
rsiitl
bofa
1954
Games
Major
League
Leaders
Q.
Would
I
like
to
have
Arbor-ito
on
my
bathroom
and
showwr
alU
10
thai
they
would
itay
beautiful
and
eav
to
cltan
for
20
yean
and
more
?
'
pcting
upon
Eddie's
protest
of
a
game
in
Brooklyn
last
week
!
which
the
Dodgers
won.
In
our
U
pinion
this
represents
baseball
!
progress.
That
the
National
1
1
eague
executive
finally
ruled
'apainst
Stanky
is
unimportant.
temperature,
0d
ri,,,,,,,,
...and
that
all
I
m,d
fc
third-baseman
Uil
MeDougald
grabbed
at
the
ball
but
it
slipper
from
his
grasp.
The
scorer
ruled
that
Wynn
would
have
reached
first
base
ci:n
if
the
ball
had
been
fielded
VANCOUVER
(CPX
Vancouver
will
play
host
to
more
than
600
athletes,
"largest
number
in
British
Empire
Games
history,"
when
the
big
event
Is
held
here
Clean
i!
quickly
and
,0(ly
an
ordinary
damp
doidl
National
League
He
let
the
little
skipper
have
iiis
AB
R
H
Pts.
A.
Vnr
!
cleanly
and
scored
the
only
....64
w
10
in
26
id
.400'
,,.,
,,
.
,h-
Indians
fell
Wyrostek,
Pha.
The
president's
desire
to
hear
i
next
year,
boh
sides
of
the
case
was
un-!
Stan
Smith,
general
chairman,
usual
in
that
the
wrangle
re-
j
gave
the
figure
at
an
organlza-volved
entirely
around
the
ques-
j
tional
committee
meeting.
His
tinn
of
an
umpire's
judgment.
'
Information
camp
from
the
sec-
Q.
Would
I
be
obit
lo
exactly
what
I
wanted
fro,
a.
Would
I
like
to
modernize
my
kitchen
.
.
.
with
wall,
counter
tops
and
iptaihbacki
of
gleam.
Ing,
hard-surfaced
Arborite?
more
than
60
colouri
and
J
For
too
long
it
has
been
a
car
term
available
?
retary
of
B.E.O.'s
federated
council
for
England,
he
said.
Chief
Constable
Walter
Mulli
before
the
Yank.;
7-0.
OTHER
RESII.TS
National:
Brooklyn
4,
Chicago
6:
Philadelphia
6,
St.
Louis
5;
New
York
1.
Milwaukee
9;
Pittsburgh
at
Cincinnati,
postponed.
American:
St.
Louis
7,
Philadelphia
3;
Detroit
1.
Washington
10;
Chicago
9.
Boston
7.
Western
International:
Victoria
1,
Vancouver
6;
Wenatchee
?.,
Calgary
15:
Yakima
4.
Edmonton
5;
Lewiston
4.
Salem
7;
Spokane
15.
Tri-City
2.
Campanula.
Bkn.
..
82
17
32
.390
Abrams.
Pgh.
59
10
22
.373
Repulski.
Stl
54
7
19
.352
Ryan,
Pha
77
19
27
.351
Runs;
Robinson,
21.
Runs
batted
in:
Campanella,
38.
Hits:
Campanula,
32.
Doubles:
Snkler,
Brooklyn,
Dark,
New
York,
and
Sehoen-difiist.
St.
Louis,
7.
Triples:
Bernier,
Pittsburgh.
4.
Home
runs:
Campanella,
10.
Stolen
bases:
Gilliam,
Brooklyn,
and
Bruton,
Milwaukee,
6.
JACQUES
PLANT
E,
a
gangling,
24-year-old
rookie
had
played
in
only
three
National
Hockey
League
games
in
his
life
and
until
he
brought
in
by
Montreal
never
in
a
Stanley
Cup
series
was
Canadiens
to
replace
regular
goalie
Gerry
McNeil.
Cana-diens
defeated
Chicago
Black
Hawks
3-0
and
4-1
in
the
last
two
games
of
the
Stanley
Cup
semi-finals
with
Plante
between
the
pipes.
A
native
of
Mont
Carmel.-Que.,
he
played
with
Montreal
Royals
of
the
Quebec
Senior
League
before
moving
up
to
'Buffalo
of
the
American
Hockey
League
last
season.
gan
reported
that
arrangements
have
been
made
for
7,000
cars
to
A
dinal
principle
of
the
game
that
an
arbiter
must
always
be
upheld
in
any
instance
where
it
is
entirely
a
matter
of
how
he
saw
a
play.
i
In
the
opinion
of
plate
umpire
Jocko
Conlan,
shortstop
Solly
Hemus
of
the
Cards
was
guilty
nf
interference
on
the
base
GENUINE
be
parked
"off
street"
and
another
on
adjacent
roads
near
Exhibition
Park,
where
the
games
stadium
will
be
buiit.
Facific
Coast:
Portland
1.
San
Pitching:
Surkont,
Milwaukee,'
!
Francisco
2;
Oakland
4,
Sacra-
i-u
i.uuu
mento
6;
San
Diepo
4.
Los
An-
Spar
Mates
Predict
Rocky
Will
Defeat
Walcott
Again
paths.
He
dove
for
a
hit
ball,
missed
It
and
rolled.
Jackie
Rob-;
inson
of
the
Dodgers,
tearing
to-jward
third."
stumbled
over
the
!
prostrate
fielder
and
also
rolled.
1
conlan
waved
Jackie
on
home
jgt'les
2;
Hollywood
1,
Seattle
7.
phia,
33.
,
the
modern,
colourful
surfacing
material
th:
brings
permanent
beauty
to
dadoes,
full
walls,
kitchc:
counters
and
splashbacks.
Resists
chipping,
cracli
even
remember
getting
hit
but
'th
"
"L11
U'W
there
I
was
on
the
deck.
I
said
.
J
'X,
L
Campanella's
New
Stance
or
staining
.
.
.
will
never
need
painting
or
patch:
American
League
AB
R
H
Pts.
Kell,
Bas
76
16
30
.395
Rosen,
Cle
..
ti9
12
25
.302
Philley.
Pha
94
12
33
.351
Lollar,
Chi.
,
52
11
18
.346
Mantle,
NY
83
23
27
.325
Runs:
Mantle,
23.
By
JAC
K
HAM)
HOLLAND,
Mich.
(AP)
Rocky
Marciano
looks
the
same
as
usualstrong,
dangerous,
deter
to
myself
'You'd
better
get
this
d-j
"
"
contention
guy
before
this
happens
again
Hiimll!
nnt
httv.
Sir
your
Unl
lumber,
bui'Jing
.upptv.
horduurl
,
tteob-r
vf
ihmrtttx
con:r'
-Uir.
Mi
been
guilty
of
"obstruction"
in
It
could
happen.'
Up
to
that
time
I
never
honestly
thought
it
mined
and
easy
to
hit
seno
for
FREE
SAMPLE
of
arborite
j
The
much-publicized
nose
.still!
was
possible
I
Pays
Off
.
Runs
batted
in:
Dropo,
Detroit!
asmuch
as
he
was
trying
to
make
a
play.
Conlan,
a
highly
vocal
little
guy,
insisted
just
as
stubbornly
that
the
ball
was
"
and
decriptlv
literature
to
In
case
it
slips
your
mind,
21.
is
in
the
same
place.
It
hasn't
bled
for
weeks.
Nobody
can
hit
itor
even
see
it
behind
a
two-
Rocky
took
a
four-count
knock
Hits:
Kuenn,
Detroit,
35.
BROOKLYN
(API
The
secret
Doubles:
Kell.
12.
j
is
ouf
rov
Campanula's
sen-
down
irom
waicou
in
uie
i
.su
t
Hemus
whcn
Robinson
pronged
mask
that
adds
a
gro-
iu;uui
mil.
guv
aim
jvhu
urn
.
rnnr(l
sational
long-range
clubbing
is
tesque
touch
to
the
training
nim
out
m
the
13th
rripies:
Jensen,
wasningion,
Home
runs:
Gernert,
Boston,
Most
Brotiklyn
writers
sided
Marciano
expects
Walcott
to
cautiously
with
Stanky
In
their
ciue
lo
a
cnange
in
ins
uauuig
scene.
stance.
;
when
Rocky
deefnds
his
heavy-
The
slugging
Brooklyn
catcher
,oi,t
ainct.
.Tprseu
Jop
Mantle,
New
York,
and
Wertz.
St.
Louis,
5.
Stolen
bases:
Rivera,
Chicago,
was
miffed
when
he
learned
his
u-.-ntt
nt
Chicaeo
Stadium
Island
City
Builder's
S
6.
1
secret
was
no
more
after
he
had
Frjciay
night,
he
can
be
expected
fight
like
he
did
last
time
al-i
accounts
of
the
rhubarb,
but
though
he
has
been
hearing
they
agreed
that
his
cause
was
plenty
about
Jersey
Joe
revert-
hopeless.
He
had
justice
on
his
ing
to
his
old
itop-and-go
box-
side,
they
said,
but
he
wouldn't
in?
routine.
get
anywhere
questioning
an
"He
might
try
it
a
couple
of
umpire
s
judgment.
It
was
rou-rounds."
said
Rockv.
'
But
one
tine,
they
commented,
for
the
ruciune:
rameu,
mvun,
t-u,
rapped
his
fourth
homer
in
t0
ih,
th
same
type
of
pres-
1.000.
Phone
Black
505
McBridc
Street
three
games
and
added
a
pair
of
sure
ight
lhat
imany
WOre
down
doubles
to
drive
in
all
the
Dod-
the
0,J
gent
last
September.
Trucks,
St.
Louis
Strikeouts:
31.
gers
runs
in
meir
o-u
iiiuiupu
iTTflTiFl
last
t""
lumen
duij
"'-
"""ipuncn
can
cnange
any
name
itiimir
pir.-Murin.
h
ever
Philadelphia
Phillies
;
wuue
miaon
imve
icn
iuv-r.j
pian.
i
t
De
alter
mm
ana
ne
11
uiuiwis
m
uni
a
(..-.t;.
V.tt
nro.-cnro
T'Vl
O
V
Hit
tVlAi
-
-
x
J
.
tl
1.
-.!!,.
l,t
Sunday.
"Who
told
VOU'"
he
demanded
auH.
f""---
-
aner
me.
i
uun
i
uiuu
u
win
1
nai
was
wnere
um-s
iuuiuu
heatedlv
when
asked
whether
lt"-chamPion
but
he
hUs
back
moreigo
the
distance.
But,
if
it
does.
them.
He
said
he
wasn't
going
Philpott,
Evitl
&
Co.,
Ill
was
t'-ue
he
had
moved
in
closer
ulLe"-
j
I
lnlnK
can
wm
a
decision,
ta
the
rilate
this
season
to
cor-
"He
had
me
in
trouble
,
with;
Battery
Strengthens
For
Game
to
move
a
wheel
until
he
nad
talked
with
Stanky
in
Cincinnati
during
the
week-end
and
got
the
manager's
side
of
the
ii-o-umf
nt
in
full
That
we
an-
Phone
652
61
900
2nd
Ave.
West
Remember
When
rect
a
weakness
against
curve
i
the
big
gloves
four
or
five
times,"
'balls
isaid
Nobie
after
a
workout.
'I
"Charlie
Dressen.'your
mana-
think
hs'll
knock
Joe
out
again
bpi-"
he
was
told
wear
him
down
just
like
last
Carl
Hubbell
ace
pitcher
ot;
n'vp
nf
It.
.hn.
a
ip,,,,,.
K'.i'
Vnrlr
ntnnt
ienrfd
his
?tt!
.
...
,j
Campy
started
to
say
some-i
time.
Utralaht
vietnrw
when
th
Olantsi'
Famous
go-togethei's
I
thing,
then
thought
better
of
it;
Reeky
figures
the
same
way
bcat
pnubursh
Pirates
5-2
ati
BELLEVILLE
Ont
(CP)
Dove-and
smiled
instead.
j
although
the
memory
of
thatNew
yorlc
ls
years
ag0
today.
jcote8
of
two
'
pigeon
fanciers
,
"Well,"
he
remarked,
"I
should
first
round
knockdown
still
Ls
.
Hubbell's
string
which
eclipsed
i
here
were
raided
and
21
pigeons
ihave
known
somebody
would,
green.
i
Rube
Marquaras
20
straight
of
!
disappeared.
Police
believe
young
give
me
away.
I
just
hope
the
At
the
breakfast
table
in
the
25
years
previously,
was
broken
children
were
the
culprits
one
j
pitchers
don't
find
out,
though."
rustic
lodge
near
the
gym
he
wasi
th
fonowinis
Mav
31.
when!
of
the
owners
havin
chased
boy
.
.
.
q
Hi
.
Coke
Earlier,
Campanella
had;
talking
about
that
knockdown
;
Brooklyn
batted
him
out
of
the
some
boys
away
from
his
coops
shrugged
off
his
tremendous
!
first
of
his
career.
box
"
I
previously
hitting
with
the
usual
non-in-
!
"i
always
wondered
what
j
-'
.
.
.
'.
-
-
-
1
formative
remark.
"I'm
swinging
other
fellow'3
were
thinking
the
same
as
last
year.
Except
!
about
when
I
had
dumped
them"
Coke
is
tho
most
asked-for
soft
drink
in
the
world.
And
no
wonder
it's
so
wholesome,
i
This
evening's
North
Star
football
fixture
brings
the
Battery
and
the
General
Motors
together.
Rumor
has
it
that
the
Battery
has
picked
up
some
new
players
including
some
recent
arrivals
from
Europe.
So
far
these
new
-
Canadians
have
brought
a
lot
of
talent
from
their
homelands
and
these
new
players
for
the
Battery
may
well
supply
the
punch
the
gunners
need.
.
General
Motors
will
still
be
without
Bishop
and
Furunes
is
a
doubtful
starter.
The
team
will
be
selected
from
Tommy
Boulter;
Eckert.
Eby;
Lien,
Sundberg,
Mills,
Pat
Wilson.
Giske,
Tait,
Murray,
Morven;
Robinson.
Maron.
Pensame
and
McKay.
he
said.
"Now
I
know.
I
don't
l
Mai
mis
year
l
in
tuiiiieciing.
Whatever
the
reason,
Cam
panella
has
been
hitting
at
a
so
delicious
and
pure
na
sunlight.'
murderous
clip.
In
21
games,
the
bulky
backstop
has
walloped
!0
Mathews
Gets
Draw
With
Beshore
home
runs
and
has
driven
in
38
runs
to
top
the
majors
in
both
departments.
THE
'53
NASH
RAMBLER
With
custom
accessories
which
cost
hundreds
of
dollars
extra
on
other
cars
now
as
standard
equipment
NOW
AT
A
NEW
LOW
PRICE
CONTACT
JACK
HITCHCOCK,
Phone
494
for
an
appointment
with
a
sales
representative
of
McLEOD
RAE
MOTORS
Ltd.
123!)
Kingsway,
Vancouver,
B.C.
P.S.
Also
5-'51
Nash
Statesman's
For
Sale
The
cockatoo,
a
native
of
the
Pacific
regions,
is
closely
related
to
the
true
parrot.
PORTLAND
Favored
Harry
Mathews,
lfil'i,
Seattle,
had
to
In
Ilgnt
Irom
b"1"11
to
Bet
a
iu-
I
II
r
Organized
Baseball
Returns
k
.
s.
CJSZ
Tuesday
night.
It-was
a
split
decision.
Referee
To
Alberta
After
31
Years
i
Ralph
Gruman
voting
60-50
for
r-rv.vxr
,
.
,
Mathews,
Judge
Freddie
Steele,
EDMONTON
-baseball
(CP)
Organized
:
ance
from
700.000
in
1952
to
over;
56'
2-53'2
for
Beshore
and
Judge
professional
returned
to
the
i.ooo.OOO-mark.
Boby
Richaros
calling
it
even.
JUST
ARRIVED...
absence
when
the
Edmonton1
Eskimos
and
Calgary
Stamped-1
ers
began
their
first
Western
International
League
home
stands.
The
Edmonton
Eskimos,
with
former
major
leaguer
Bobby
Sturgeon
at
the
helm,
played
host
to
the
Yakima
Bears
in
the
opener
here.
The
Eskimos
have
a
6-8
record
in
games
so
far,
all
played
on
the
road.
.
John
Conant,
an
18-game
winner
lust
year
for
the
Spokane
(
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Line
of
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
THE
Sports
Shop
the
Edmonton
inaueural.
id
John
Ducey,
colorful
Eskimo
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Phone
266
Office
opposite
Post
Office
Seagrams
Crotrii
Royal
5cflcrnms
Y.O.
AIR
general
manager,
said
the
class
A
status
w
ill
diaw
the
fans
which
have
been
denied
organized
baseball
for
so
long.
Edmonton's
renovated
Renfrew
Park,
with
a
seating
capacity
of
5,500
has
some
of
the
finest
Installations
west
of
Toronto.
The
Calgary
Stampeders
were
at
home
to
the
Wenatchee
Chiefs
at
their
opener.
Manager
Gene
Liliard,
also
former
major
leaguer,
and
president
Buz
Lacey
have
organized
a
well-rounded
club.
Baseball
has
always
been
a
popular
sport
In
Calgary.
In
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY
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Rupert
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beta
r.d
r.
1920,
the
Calgary
Bronks
of
the
old
Western
Canada
League
set
a
class
D
attendance
record
which
Scarjivams
Special
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Aolhorind
boHler
of
Coco-Cola
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132
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
still
stands.
WIL
president
Bob
Brown
estimated
the
addition
of
Edmonton
and
Calgary
to
the
league
will
raise
the
loop's
total
attend-
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