i
f
.
,
-V
vAerinosdaj
,
Jjne
Fourth
Place
Braves
Take
6-5
U
as
irvin
Kauies
vnants
in
Ninth
By
BEN
PHI
I
G
K
Wally
!Moon
drove
in
RllOther
I:.....
.
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Ca
try
AwoctaU'd
Pre.s
SporlH
Writ
four
with
a
tr
nle
una
ik.
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.
1
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a
nr,v.;
IN
THIS
CORNER
DICK
AYRES
ii.
fv.
iui.r
...
vii
...,..,
r..
singles,
miracle
l:Lst
if
the
Braves
con-
i
.
J
a
sinm.
J."
t"m
tiniin
tn
snve
their
wilinlnir
linse-
HOKR
IHI)
IT
ball
for
their
road
trips??
Robin
Roberts
of
the
Phlllie,
Hn"ey
KWnn"t!
tiidonmhuH
tn
u
i..
I
sever
rn
n
"U
A
quick
rundown
of
the
Braves
"
ui
mr
nume
rim
.
.
'
'-v
ru.
won
and
lost
record
at
home
and
'
power
of
the
Cubs.
Ralph
Kiner
!
,"'
k
ln
"n1
iet-'
abroad
suggests
the
Milwaukee
;
hit
a
pair,
his
9th
and
loth,
and"
yo"d
'-Wo.
patrons
should
consider
nsklng
;
Hank
Sauer
lilt
his
19th.
Only
'
22"'ej"-old
Tiger
lei-
two-run
homer
for
rut
rates.
Oranny!l'amf
tl
:iirsts
soutlip.
J
nili-Mphia
I
the
Yanks
twke
Hamner
in
th?
ninth
kept
it.
i
..st.
With
the
top
home
attendance
In
either
league
60.B59
cash
customers
for
23
single
games
and
two
twin
bills
the
Braves
The
White
Sox
broke
open
their
game
at
Philadelphia
with
five
hnua
iL'nn
fur
th
'
hiimn
f)Ue
I
1..
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...
.
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i
uii!
111
mr
scveinn
;
inning
a
only
11
times.
They've
been
single,
double
and
walk
filled
the
beaten
In
County
Stadium
18
'
bases.
One
run
scored
on
Min-tlrn,,s-
jnic
Minoso's
sacrifice
fly
two
But
when
the
show
goes
(in
,
morj
on
Ferris
Faln's
double
and
the
road
it's
an
entirely
differ-
;
a
'inal
pair
on
O-
jrge
Kell
s
ent
story
14
victories,
includ-
I
hctne
run.
COM
AND
TEST
OUR
mve
a,,ra"-
"'B"i.
TheInd:nssorelv
mUioritVi.!.
and
only
six
losses
big
guna,
Bobby
Avila
and
Al
Rft'-en.
as
they
Ut
U
Waslnng-
195
i
DROP
HE
RTBREAKER
Currently
the
Braves
nrc
I
ion
lor
me
urst
time
this
sea-
National
son-
With
th'
two
s'uRgfrs
ln-
!
fourth
place
in
the
juieu,
me
only
Cleveland
hits
1
were
a
pair
of
singles
by
Al
Smith.
Practice
Slated
;
League,
four
games
behind
the
j
leading
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Tues-j
day
nieht
they
dropped
a
6-5
I
heartbreaker
to
the
New
York
j
Giants,
The
Giants,
trailing
from
the
time.
Joe
Adc.ork
hit
a
grand
slam
A
f'i"-sciile
practice
will
be
j
home
run
in
the
first
inning,
won
nf"1'
tomorrow
afternoon
at
3
30
Ion
two
runs
in
the
ninth.
M
at
Algoma
park
for
the
Super
CLEVELAND
INDIANS
first
baseman
Al
Rosen
(centre)
shows
manager
Al
Lopez
(lefti
and
Bob
Lemon,
pitcher,
one
of
the
two
bats
that
umpire
Charlie
Berry
ruled
out
when
Rosen
came
to
bat
in
a
recent
Red
Spx-Indians
game.
One
of
the
bats,
a
Rosen
favorite,
had
been
tacked
down
where
it
was
spleintered.
and
the
other
had
a
flat
spot.
North
Stars
Maintain
First
Inning
Lead
To
Take
13-11
Decision
From
Super
Valu
It's
amazing
the
difference
a
week
can
make
in
a
baseball
league.
Seven
days
and
all
is
changed.
It
happens
in
the
majors,
it
happened
in
ttie
Prince
Rupert
Senior
baseball
league,
between
May
3D
and
last
Sunday
A
large
and
quite
appreciative
crowd
watched
Renny
Hiuillc'i
Esquires
put
an
end
to
Gordon
and
Anderson's
skein
of
victories.
They
were
treated
to
some
good
hittuiR
and
some
quite
smart
fielding,
best
of
which
was
Joe
Giordano's
back-handed
catch
of
Harrow
Young's
drive
in
the
wcund
inning
and
Gordip
Mundle's
nice
try
for
a
double
play
in
the
ninth
after
he's
snagged
another
of
Young's
sizzlers,
this
tune
a
grounder.
It
was
too
bad
that
G
&
A
didn't
score
a
few
more
runs
to
make
it
a
more
even
game,
but
likewise
it
was
tough
luck
for
Jackie
Sharpe
to
lose
his
shutout.
The
hardwaremen
finally
got
to
him
in
the
ninth.
Strange
thing
about
the
game
was
that
while
Jackie
was
winning,
losing
pitcher
Freddy
Chrislensen
gave
up
10
hits
but
struck
out
10
batters.
Sharpe
only
fanned
three
men.
Ail
in
ail
it
was
a
good
ball
game,
for
the
spectators
and
Esquires,
that
is.
Mournful
Mundle
wasn't
mournful,
he
was
happy
with
his
two
triples
and
O
&
A's
leading
hitter
Cheerful
Dave
Hill
was
even
more
cheerful
batting
.500
for
the
day.
Also
hill
ing
2
for
4
was
Esquire
s
up-and-coming
receiver
Key
McKay
who
in
his
first
year
of
senior
ball
shows
great
promise
indeed.
,
What
will
happen
tomorrow
night
'when
last-place
Commercial
Hotel,
who
took
18-5
and
9-6
lacings
over
at
Terrace,
Sunday,
meet
up
with
Rusty
Ford's
G
Si
A
crew
remains
to
be
seen.
.Miner
Simunclson's
charges
don't
look
too
bad
in
action
but
they
certainly
lack
something.
Possibly
it's
pitching
depth,
although
Jimmy
Flewin
is
doing
very
well
for
a
first
year
lad.
In
any
case
it's
to
be
hoped
that
the
hotelmen's
fortunes
pick
up
before
the
league
race
gets
out
of
hand.
One
thing
is
certain
about
Prince
Rupert
and
that
Is.
the
town
sure
loves
its
baseball.
While
the
seniors
had
a
fair-sized
crowd
in
the
afternoon,
another
crowd
turned
up
Sunday
evening
to
contribute
something
like
$18
for
the
Pony
League
game.
The
Lltlle
League
at
Algoma
is
averaging
about
the
same
amount
every
good
evening.
'
POST
SCRIPTS
Speaking
of
the
Pony
League
we
can't
understand
why
Moose
mentor
Done
Wood
doesn't
use
Billy
Watn'nugh
more.
Billy's
a
pretty
good
all-round
athlete
for
a
youngster
and
can
be
counted
on
to
do
his
best
at
all
times
.
.
.
The
senior
ball
league
may
do
away
with
its
present
system
of
having
regular
"ball-shaggers"
if
more
foul
balls
don't
come
back
to
the
dugout.
So
few
came
back
Sunday
afternoon
that
league
secretary-treasurer
Don
Han
ry
Ink
didn't
feel
much
like
paying
off
the
regulars.
Maybe
reversion
to
the
old
payment
for
every
ball
brought
back
would
prove
worth
a
try.
It
would
stimulate
competition
among
ball-chasers
and
probably
save
money
in
the
long
run
.
.
.
Andy
O'Brien,
of
Weekend
Magazine
and
formerly
of
the
Montreal
Standard,
has
in
a
statistical
column
come
out
for
Eizard
Charles
in
his
June
17
title-match
with
champion
Rocky
Marciano.
Because,
we
don't
agree
with
Mr.
O'Erien's
theories
on
fights,
(he
thinks
boxing
is
legalized
murder
I
and
also
because
we
can't
see
Charles
at
anytime,
we'll
nick
Rocky
in
less
than
10
rounds.
Dark
singled
for
his
fourth
hit,
Val"
Little
League
team,
mana-Ilank
Thompson
walked
and
Rer
Dnnny
Johnston
said
today.
Monte
Irvin
doubled
them
home.
'
Mfked
that
all
32
original
STUDEBAI
STATION
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For
a
ronil
troiwitw
our
-n
AI'STIN
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'f
ilh
a
Ion
pri
$1
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thai
imlmlfs
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ber
seals,
,atl,P,
directional
sEnrta
defroster
unit.
SUPERIO
AUTQSERV
NEW
GASOI
ADDITIVE
EC
ENGINE
m
The
Chicago
White
Sox
took
j
members
of
the
team
be
on
sole
possession
of
first
place
ln
j
hand.
ths
American
League
by
whip
By
BOB
MORRIS
ror
failed
to
bring
in
any
further
!
short-stop
Brian
Kanaus
threw
VS
Philadelphia
9-3
while
ktMEMBER
WHEN
North
Star
took
an
early
lead,
tallies
as
Morrison,
hit
to
th
Cleveiand
was
bowing
5-2
to
Jensen
out
at
first.
In
the
last
of
the
fifth
Mur-tln
issued
five
walks
and
flowed
two
more
rur.s
across
the
lil'itu
cilthnnoh
Ti.ncnrt
repniiai-.
Hv
'I
he
runrullnn
I'n-
s
Lawson
Little,
winner
of
the!
Canadian
Open
In
1936.
shot!
two-under-par
golf
on
a
muddy
Cleveland
course
to
beat
Gene
and
held
on
last
night,
to
defeat;
third
base-man
who
tagged
Bal-a
battling
Super
Valu
team1
linger
when
the
latter
tried
to
13-11.
advance
from
second
and
fired
North
Stars
took
their
big
in-
back
to
ratcher
Thorn
in
time
Washington
on
Maury
McDer-molt's
two-hitter.
Billy
Hoeft
gave
the
New
York
Yankees
only
two
hits
as
the
Tigers
won
8-0
ring
at
the
first
of
the
game
to
cut
off
Erikson
for
the
second
ed
a
passed
ball
in
time
to
stoo
!
Rr,,,lmnrf
d1
Boston
7-4.
j
Surazen
in
their
playoff
for
the
last
night
getting
eight
runs
for
double
play
of
the
game
K
mgus
from
scoring
and
un-
'
Brooklyn
s
10-eame
winning
i
U.S.
Open
golf
title
14
years
ago
Gene
Maskaluk
who
had
stopped
Russell
re-opened
trie
run
fortunatelv
put
him
out
of
the
I
s,reak
e,lded
wl,h
8
ba"K
Tn"
1
todl'5'-
Ed
Oliver
also
qualified
Super
Valu
with
one
counter,
column
for
Supu
Valu
when
he
game
making
hi
i
;g
In
his
face
i
roc1K'rs
were
trounced
10-3
by
j
for
the
play-off
after
the
regula-
iiu-.-.i..
uinn
v.iiiiiiiai..
ii-
iic.o
:
nun
is
iioics
out
was
aisquail-
fled
for
starling
the
final
round
super
oiarier
Mckenzie
gave
up
,macked
out
a
triple
to
start
the
eight,
hits
in
the
first,
two
each
fi,h
and
came
in
on
a
neat
sac-to
Collusi
and
Helland.
Thorn,
lifUe
by
Erikson.
C'alcleroni
Patrick.
Chummv
O.ikle
nnrl
!
j
.
.n.
.
Report
Power
C
3S
high
as
1:
I
mamn
siarieg
o-n
10
win
nis
,
P(,p(1
PhU-uUiiphj,,
8.5
alv,
rlM.
.own
ball
game
plcKng
up
a
j
clnnati
tripped
Pittsburgh
5-0
single
base
blow
to
spr.rk
a
rally
,.,,,,
,,..
...
before
the
allot'd
time.
:
.
.
Blew
u
wum
oul
wens
ious
....
iiffi,.t!,r.
,.i,
j.Alia
Maskuluk
each
picked
up
or
iRosedale
out
on
strikes
and
-"
"'.d
'
V."
',
rors
and
the
Cardinals
combed
IIVU
1
illlrt
Ul
1
UM
Willi
U
11UUIJIU
hlf
ki..i.:
j
.
nlt-
I
Carl
Erskine
and
two
successors
j
,
,
,,,,;
,
.
.
,.
.and
came
in
himself
w,
on
a
triple
'
,
,
,
,
,
u
yiiHHBiB
'
0
u
o.
n.i...
.
for
IB
hits.
t
Both
Mutch
ar'
K..ssell
hit
,.,...
,...
.
.
.
i
Stan
Musial
hit
his
lllSltnul
MI.VMOV
The
first
Jesuit
mission
on
Cape
B'eton
Isladn
wis
established
at
St.
Ann
bay
in
the
ntii
century.
doubles
for
Super
talu
in
the!
nMlT'
'
..v.
"
o
...
1
.i.
',."'!!
20th
honier,
tops
In
cither
leaniif
first
inning
but
Mutch
was
the
Hl
llf
I
'
Kangus
"
"f
at
shoil
.uZ
booted
"J'Z
ground
!
and
a
triple,
driving
in
four
runs
a
only
one
who
came
home
a.s
ball
off
Russell's
bat.
Erikson
I
SPORTS
BRIEFS
.iiimiUI(.yil..MMi...jW(,.w.,,w
M'l
I
..,1
I
Main
and
Ballinger
were
bplh
j
'
strike-out
victims
and
Windl.1
!
grounded
out
to
the
pitcher.
Super
Valu
added
two
more
1
drew
a
walk
and
followed
Russell
across
the
plate
when
Cal-derr.nl
came
In
on
a
sacrifice
bv
Rosewale
and
Rav
Oakie
re-
runs
in
the
top
of
the
third
i
MONTREAL
Q
The
r
o
y
a
1
deemed
himself
by
picking
up
in
mesh
when
Main
walked
and
Windle
yacht
Bluebottle
made
her
Can-rarne
on
in
when
the
North
Starladian
racing
debut
on
hearby
grounders
from
both
Jensen
and
Martin
and
throwing
them
out
LS5
111
lvvnr
at
first
to
end
the
rally
three
!
runs
short
of
a
win.
Chiefs
Notch
Twelfth
To
Trail
Caps
by
Two
Super
Valu
102
017
North
Star
802
12x
short-stop
threw
a
relay
too
wide
Lake
St.
Louis
Tuesday
night,
for
the
catcher
to
make
a
play
I
After
a
slew-moving
30-min-at
home.
However,
another
er-1
ute
circuit
Bluebottle
drove
in
,
.
second
to
another
dragon
class
Df"
Cf-finrlinnc
i
yacht,
owned
by
R.
C.
Stevenson,
lUIIUlliy
(
honorary
president
of
the
Cana-
By
The
Canadian
Prrss
dian
Yachting
Association,
and
W
L
Pet
CBL
skinnereri
hv
Fianlr
Rmith
Bv
The
Canadian
Prpm
!
first
division
.002
percer'age
points
nhead
of
the
'r;e
A
high
wind
at
iCenewick
The
Wenatchee"
Chiefs
are
creating
quite
a
smoke
in
the
International
Leaaue.
An
Major
League
Leaders
By
The
Associated
Press
.e-'s
Hollywfxxl
The
sreek
royal
racer.,
present
a
considerable
assist
to
San
'prnncisco
ilnliih
nl.nn
Muh
I
um
manl-a
3Ve
Mister
cmon
hart
first
imported
and
blended
the
which
is
today
a
household
word.
40
24
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29
34
32
33
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nrea-up
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noicnea
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12th
victory
in
15
starts
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34
of
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in
tne
15
Tuolay
nitrht
outlasting
Tri-
contest,
by
Sacramento
3i
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n:i.i
i:
AB
R
H
th
Chiefs.
One
was
a
home
Los
Angeles
27
35
23
29
City.
11-8.
The
win
moved
them
Portland
to
within
two
games
of
first-
l-"."-
by
Wenatchee's
Joe
Un-
Pet.
;
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'
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i
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!
.331
j
ed
to
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
by
the
Canadian
Yachting
Association
has
Lt.-Cmdr.
R.'
L.
Hewitt
as
her
skipper.
;
SAN
FRANCISCO
i;ff-Joe
Herman,
manager
of
Edgardo
Romero,
Argentine
heavyweight,
said
Tuesday
he
has
signed
a
contract
for
Romero
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Cleveland
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Chicago
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Detroit
..
121
13
Hushv,
Wii.slnnlit.
n
ltJU
30
",ru
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v
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tn
rlace
Vancouver,
a
4-3
loser
to
t.-kl!,
In
thn
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1
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The
CtlWiS
li.'l-.
U
4-3
iPld
when
thev
adui
uns
in
the
rth'T
riiiitest.
Spokane
topped
Runs
Mlnoso.
47.
Phiik
hiutpd
tn
Miirj.
.
itsAvlU,
72.
DoulileH
Vernon.
Wi.Miint
lull.
SPORTSMAN'S
ARE
DEEP
WATER!
...
'
Triples-
Tultle.
Detrt.it.
RmmtlH
:,,,.
ii.
.in
a
10-round
match
at
Vancou-
WHfihlngton
and
Minosn
.even.
Victoria,
6-2,
to
move
into
the
Top
Pitching
Halts
Climb
British
Guiana's
finest
DfMESARA
RUM
watuied'ond
bottled
in
England.
fifth
inning.
-
;
i
Pitcht-r
John
Muhnu
ioed
:
Vancouver's
utKloing
at
Lewis-
!
j
ton.
He
took
over
the
mound
i
from
Jack
Martin
in
the
cilvh
;
to
.stop
a
Capilano
scoring
threat
j
j
after
the
visitors
tied
the
count'
at
3-2.
Th'ti,
in
the
bottom
of,
i
thr-
ninth
inning,
he
drove
in
!
ver.
July
22
Home
runs
Rosen,
13.
FISH
FIGHTERS
V
(
Stolen
buses
Miiiobo
and
Rivera.
Chicago,
seven.
PitchlllK
Branca.
Detroit.,
Morgan
Vev
v.irk
and
atone,
Wa!
lilni;tin.
!
Romero,
from
La
Tompa
pro-;
vince.
has
never
been
knocked
down
in
his
career
of
28
profes-1
sional
and
25
amateur
bout$.
I
H
4
i
!
LEWISTON,
Idaho
i.f
Two
.Lewifiton
.players,
one
of
them
Bv
The
A.oeiittd
Pres
Uiirifirlntiva
nitehiiift
hu
r.iiA.T
Glen
Tutkctt
w.ih
a
single
for
KtriKeouts
Turlcy,
Baltimore,
77.
'
Novo
GOOD
RUM
tn
yew
mttKf.
X
TIOVll.
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213
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Du.-ijjriisiuii
mr
miscon-
Pet
iius
.3H5
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.304
.303
duct."
were
given
their
outrieht
Robinson,
Brooklyn
124
Thil
ilverti5tmeni
is
mil
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
SH
S3
1
47
33
08
2U
05
releases
by
the
Western
Interna
the
Pacific
Coast
League,'
b.st
1
"
W"."""K
1
"
.
'
right
handers
hai
put
ti
mome'if-
f
!(Sa(W
to.n.,inM
tight
V:M-tarv
kink
in
the
San
Francisco
inB
with
tight
pitching
to
win
Seals'
hopas
of
catching
the
pace
j
its
opener
from
Victoria
at
Spn-sctting
Hollywood
Stars.
The
j
kane.
John
Anderson
scattered
Seals
ran
into
Al
Gcttcl
of
Oak-
s'x
hits
for
his
eighth
win
in
land
Tuesday
night
and
dropped
I
nine
starts
this
season.
Three
the
opem-r
oT
their
.seven-game
double
plays
by
his
teammates
series.
3-1.
!
choked
off
uny
f'yee
scoring
Gettel
a:Lwed
orr.y
three
hit.silhreat-and
a
sacrifice,
fly
by
Chuck
j
nuiiu.
iiiuBuc
l'iuu
itK'stiay.
,
Huns
Mnsl.al.
53.
Business
Manager
Tom
Tabor
i
Hit-Tjnbionski.
82.
said
he
was
instructed
to
release
1
bioVkr's7
Louis'
I
infielder
Artie
Wilson
and
pitch-
Triples-Mays.
New
York.
Hum.
j
er
Don
Tisnerat
after
efforts
to
Philadelphia
and
Schoendienst.
sell
or
trade
hem
failed
to
pro-
.
t.
Louts,
five
Home
riinn
Mnclni
yn
0
r
uio
nnw
nonrc
-
-
....j
i
8uilen
Kuilen
huses
lii-iitfin
Milwaukee.
Wit
Standings
6-r
Pmtres,
Rrooklyn.
He
said
Wilson
had
bren
under
j
suspension
siftce
bust
Friday
for
misconduct.
By
The
Canadian
Pie
Pitching
.1157.
Stevens
in
the
seventh
drove
in
the
only
Seal
run.
Oakland
didn't
exactly
faten
its
batting
average
on
San
Francisco
pitching,
for
the
three
Seal
hurlers
gave
up
only
seven
hits.
VI
1.
Pi
,
c
tit.
14
625
.Strikeouts
Hiiddlx.
Bt.
Louis.
8S.
Vancouver
25
Wenatchee
24
A
FISH
THAT
IS
HOOKED
IN
DEEP
WATER
USUALLV
DOES
,
HIS
BEST
FIGHTING
AT
THAT
DEPTH,
UNSEEN.
THE
HEAVY
SINKERS,
LURES
AND
METAL
LINES
USED
IN
DEEP
TROLLING
SOON
TIRE
A
FISH
SO
ITS
FIGHT
ISN'T
APPRECIATED.
If
you
BRING
A
FISH
OUT
OF
DEEP
WATER
FASTER
THAN
THE
AIR
BLADDER
CAN
CHANGE
PRESSURE,
IT
WILL
EXPAND
TO
FORCE
THE
OTHER
ORGANS
OUT
OF
THE
MOUTH.
SUCH
A
ej;'?l
HASN'T
A
CHANCE.
18
18
14
P.F.
ASSORTED,
The
San
Francisco
defeat
drop-
Edmonton
n
.571
2
550
3
54a
31,
488
6V,
.486
5
1,
476
6
.442
71',
419
81,
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Bl
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
peu
ban
rrancisco
t'
games
Spokane
20
21
behind
Hollywood,
v
'lii-h
baat
Victoria
....18
19
its
crossUjvn
rival,
w
Angeles,
r.cny"
'ta
Salem
18
25
Hollywood
didn't
knoek
over
!
CnlKarv
13
20
1
One
,
lb.
picket
pro.
vides
variety
to
make
cookie
plate
more
H
1
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on
1
Si'-
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$15.00
rapft
r"
ream
Los
Angeles
without
a
struggle,
for
the
Angels,
notoriously
light
hitters,
reared
up
with
a
three-run
rally
in
the
sixth
that
tied
up
the
ball
game
at
4-4.
Hollywood
settled
the
Issue
in
the
seventh,
third
baseman
Jack
Philiips
prodding
a
home
run
over
iti'o
left
field
fence
with
Dale
Long
and
Carios
Bernier
on
base.
San
Diego
set
back
the
battling
Sacramento
Soions,
7-2,
as
Eddie
Erautt
limited
them
to
eight
hits
and
wasn't
scored
on
after
the
third
inninj.
Bob
Elliott
homered
for
the
Padres
in
the
eighth.
Chesty
Chet
Johnson,
Solon
southpaw,
was
batted
out
iif
the
sixth
as
the
Padres
scored
two
runs
and
took
4-2
lead.
Al
Federoff
led
the
Pudres'
13-hit
attack
with
three
singles.
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