Thursday.
June
V,,
1952
DL
DAILY
NEWS
THE
ROUND-UP
Hy
OAVLE
TALBOT
Racing
Begins
Saturday
at
Lansdowne
would
have
,
deal
the
importance
of
his
by
..
vriKK
Ung
and
fielding,
good
as
they
a
Women
Organize
!
Softball
Team
A
women's
Softball
team
has
been
formed
as
a
counterpart
of
the
CCC
300
Club,
organizers,
said
today.
!
Tonight,
e.
practice
will
be
held
at
Algoma
Park,
on
11th
Avenue,
across
from
McClymont
j
Park.
j
Miss
Margaret
Gagnon,
man-
ager
of
the
ladies'
team,
said
all
j
prospective
women
players
would
be
welcome
to
the
prac-
j
tice.
Players
do
not
have
to
be
n'aill
'
e
a
all
t'lP
laWS
of
Proba"
if
n.w
Yor"
Giants
had
itllO
Ul.
irooi
u
Gifts
for
DAD
after
losing
wnne
inp
weij.
Almost
-from
the
day
he
stepped
into
the
line-up
just
over
a
year
ago,
fresh
from
Minneapolis,
Willie
became
a
sort
of
symbol
to
Leo
Durocher'g
team.
Here
was
a
kid
so
gifted
that
no
one
could
even
guess
at
the
heights
ht
might
scsi'e,
and
yet
so
com-
SHAVE
LOTION
BRISHES
WALLETS
SHAVING
SETS
KEJf
CHAINS
Special
to
the
News)
VANCOUVER
This
city's
racing
season
will
commence
Saturday
at
Lansdowne
Park
where
10,000
funs
are
expected
on
inaugural
day.
The
Lansdowne
Season
continues
for
35
actual
day
of,
racing
winding
up
on
July
31.
ntllC
WJ-
.
champions
wl11
be
lucky
ovps
only
temporary,
thin"
about
baseball
and
the
fficuli.
t"
explain.
We
have
a
good
selection
of
Father's
Day
Cards
-
CYO
Edges
Motors
in
this
'nns
role
joyous
pielely
gutless
and
unaffected
employees
of
Columbia
Cellulose
j
L
witli
the
high-pitched
and
filled
with
the
wonder
of
Omcial
report
that
a
bumper
Co.
Ltd.,
the
club
is
only
acting
j
as
sponsors
for
the
teams.
j
Two
teams
are
to
be
formed.
!
,ved
in
the
day-by-day
t.
ol
the
Giants
Is
one
of
It
iraiwetided
'-Y
a
great
playing
big
league
ball
that
hv
cro')
of
the
best
horses
In
West-
I"1
Canada
and
the
Pacific
scarcelv
scarcely
seemed
seemea
real
real.
Ntirfhu,t
a
awaA
ctohwi
,t
Soccer
Competition
By
J.
S.
WILSON
CYO
scored
a
close
win
over
General
Motors
Lansdowne
and
forecast
that
this
will
hn
thf
finrxt.
rnrinw
spasmi
,
Was
Sort
of
a
Mascot
MSL
HUM
when
Willie
left.
It
might
be
here
in
yea-s
!!l"1iZltr!.lanlJ!!.:!
Among
tho
many
Innovations
to
be
selected
from
players
who
turn
out
tonight,
Miss
Oagnon
said.
Initial
planning
is
to
have
practices
and
games
alternately
each-
Thursday.
It
Is
also
planned
to
arrange
a
game
between
a
Terrace
women's
ball
team,
Giants
adopted
Willie,
and
adnpU'd
the
Olants.
He
e
a
sort
uf
mascot,
a
win-vniDol.
The
veterans
of
the
juiili.-d
when
he
rai
out
"...
,
rfyl
'-
ithis
season
Is
a
double
Oulnella.
affect
the
fortunes
of
a
club
so
Try
a
News
Classified
last
evening
in
a
regularly
scheduled
North
Star
I
'the
first
one
on
the
opening
race
each
clay,
and
the
second
one
on
the
eighth
and
final
race
each
league
game,
eventually
winning
6-5.
der
his
cup
on
uie
ousi-
recently
formed
.urn!
nun
!"
Motors
opened
the
scoring!
solidly
equipped
with
stars
as
the
Giants.
Those
who
have
watchul
the
tm
play
every
ganw?
since
Mays
left
cannot
plate
their
fingers
pn
a
single
play
or
a
single
situation
where
the
presence
of
Willie
in
the
line-up
might
hav,!
tuned
tie-
when
Bishop
placed
a
penalty:
In
spite
of
the
large
number
kick
well
clear
of
the
'opposing
:
of
goats
against
him,
'
Boulter
clay.
This
means
elimination
of
the
daily
double,
but
officials
believe
the
extra
qulnella
will
be
popular
and
have
Installed
special
apparatus
to
.speed
mutui'l
betting
to
a
faster
pitch
than
r
locker
room,
but
when
wasn't
around
they
told
t
t,us
making
catches
out
itlitld
and
throws
to
the
,-ububly
never
excelled,
if
aid
well.
He
was
very
unlucky
leal
into
victory.
!
in
i
he
history
of
the
goalie.
Corelli
equalized
within
a
few
minutes
only
to
have
Bishop
put
his
teain
ahead
with
a
good
shot
following
Robinson's
well-taken
free.
Zilversmit
got
a
neat
equalizer
and
Terland
put
the
CYO
a
goal
up,
and
half-
I
ii
inn
1
mi
ii
m
i
,iM0m
i
'
"wlUg
11
y
wx
m
Maifrm
h
with
one
shot
that
bounced
badly
but
listed
high
shots
clear,
and
gathered
the
low
ones.
Rob-
j
inson
and
Eby
defended
well.
Bi.shop
played
a
great
game
ooth
defensively
and
offensive
All
any&ne
knows
Is
that
the
'
ever
before.
A
secund
innovation
is
in
the
printed
program.
For
the
first
Olants
haven't
looked
to
be
pen-r.ant
winners
since
Willie
went
away.
Number
One
j
Soflballers
Down
Smokies
The
nameless
team
of
softbal-lers
No.
1
last
night
downed
Firemen
18-11.
Firemen
got
off
to
an
early
lead,
scoring
six
runs
In
the
first
inning
and
two
more
in
the
second,
leading
8-1
at
the
end
of
the
second.
They
could
not
hold
!
It,
however,
as
ho.
i
slowly,
but
ly.
He
got
two
goals
and
used
time
found
the
CYO
leading
3-2.
lime
locally,
racing
fans
can
buy
a
program
which
gives
them
past
performances
of
each
horse
so
the
rare
can
be
,3ly
none
of
this
explains
ij
!y
the
Giants
figured
reaction
;,r
an
-motional
juer
Belts
l
Hi
I
0
Ii
'fl
studied
beforehand.
Among
the
featured
events
Phillips
got
a
quick
goal
to
j
nis
neaci
to
good
purpose,
me;
make
it
4-2
after
a
scramble
In
forwards
lacked
team
plajr
in
the
goalmouth
but
Tait
kept
the
!
spite
of
getting
five
goals.
Lien
Motors
in
the
fight
with
a
goorlSund
Bedford
did
weil.
Tait
was
goal.
From
Phillips'
cross,
Zii-jthe
forward,
versmit
netted
one
and
Hank
Maron
kept
a,
good
goal
for
Nuyten
made
it
6-3
for
CYO.
jCYO
and
Sckert
and
Mohan
In
f
4
:
(luring
the
first
week
are
the
Inaugural
Handicap
on
June
14,
fee
Homers
the
Lansdowne
Handicap
on
June
18
and
the
Lulu
Island
Murray
narrowly
missed,
then
tacmea
wen
ana
Kicked
strong-
Handicap
on
June
21.
Jolting
Jake
Takes
Decision
DETROIT
Jolting
Jake
La-rnotta
barged
past
Irish
Bob
Murphy's
left
hook
In
a
savage
ninth
and
tenth
round
comeback
assault
to
win
a
10-round
unanimous
decision
Wednesday
night
before
a
near
sellout
crowd
of
some
16.000
fans.
Lamotta
weighed
16i)'4
Murphy
1752.
following
a
corner
well
taken
'
'y-
The
halfback
line
was
hard
j
neavy
)gacj
by
SCOring
three
runs
v:-',
I
tr
Chicago
-
by
Murray,
Bowman
reduced
the
to
beat
with
Corelli
shooting
In
the
third,
fifth
and
sixth
In
Baseball
Scores
margin.
In
another
attack
Mat-
wen
and
Letourneau
turning
.n
u
,...,.,j
i
.
ii
or
"V".
I
uu.i
:
fine
game.
Herrygers
BishoD
headed
a
beautiful
shou
.
.
t.nnrt
T1
V.
rx
.r.
..
...
....
was
faot
ball
nings,
tying
up
the
score
10-10
at
the
end
of
thj
sixth.
'
Art
Olsen,
the
losing
hurler,
pitched
a
steady
game
but
lacked
support
In
Uw
field.
Don
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Hit.
Matthews
missed
an
open
goal.
and
dangerous
with
good
control
and
combination.
j
YORK
it
Hank
Sauer
jp
Wrigley
field
Wednei-SK-lur.g
three
tremendous
runs
to
Hcount
for
all
of
;c's
runs
in
their
triumph
pniladcipl'.ia
Pbilliei.
er-i
clouts
raised
his
out-
the
season
to
18
and
In-4
his
runs
batted
In
ledger
k;
production
figure
in
tape.
Sauer
has
hit
three
home
runs
in
one
game
against
Simmons,
a
At
the
other
end
Boulter
was
lucky
when
a
hard
drive
hit?
tht?
crossbar.
Teams:
CYO
P.
Maron;
Eckert,
Mohan;
'
Letourneau,'
Corelli,
Her
major
league
record.
is
Plate
Home
runs
also
figured
in
the
FOOTBALL
TOMORROW
NIGHT
only
day
game
in
the
American
League,
the
pace-setting
New
American
t
NIGHT
Cleveland
0.
-Washington
1
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
5
SI.
Louis
9,
Boston
11
National
NIGHT
Boston
0.
Pittsburgh
5
New
York
3,
Cincinnati
2
Brooklyn
2,
St.
Louis
3
(10
innings
i
Pacific
Cuast
Oakland
3,
Los
Angeles
1
holiywood
5,
San
Francisco
1
San
Diego
1,
Sacramento
0
Seattle
at
Fortland,
postponed.
Western
International
Victoria
2,
Wenatthee
5
'
Vancouver
4,
Yakima
2
Trl-Chy
2,
Spokane
3
Salem
at
Lewisto
l
postponed.
York
Yankees
clubbing
Detroit
Tiger?
7-2,
with
Joe
Collins
sock
ing
two
homers
and
Yogi
Berra
BASEBALL
TONIGHT
Abel
&
Odowes
vs
Gordon
&
Anderson
7:00
p.m.
onvs
to
lead
the
way.
rygers;
Verhaar,
N.
Huyten,
Zilversmit,
van
Terland,
Phillips.
General
Motors
Boulter:
Koblnson,
Eby;
Bec'ford,
Bishop,
Lien;
Tait,
Bowman,
Pat
Wilson,
Matthews,
Murray;
S.
Maron.
Referee
W.
Baxter.
Linesmen
Armstrong,
C'jb
destroyer
has
whuek-:M
home
runs
thl.;
month
4
only
two
games
behind
ice
set
by
Babe
Rpth
In
r.cn
tlw
Yankee
Immortal
vritd
a
record
of
60.
Ruth
i
hi
18th
homer
in
his
anif.
Cubs
have
played
50.
marked
the
seco
id
time
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