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Rupert
In
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v
Friday.
Jam,
,I..nt'i
No-Names,
Wrathall's
Tied
For
Mixed
Spring
Loop
Lead
Yanks
Favored
To
Win
As
Sox
Invade
Bronx
'
'
If'
-
,
I'
'
'
Elimination
of
Prairie
Clubs
Sought
as
WIL
Directors
Meet
ZlllJ'u,'f
11,
19',4
Primary
Iron
and
steel
repac-",wTu-
'd
fish
process,
M
NovaZi
?teh'
Scotia's
leading
Industry
In
1951
f
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miles.
liv
Trie
caiiniltsm
Press
the
Senators'
ball
rluh
sn
id
(1
;
mands
they
would
present
a!
the
Spokane
confab
would
Include
the
elimination
of
the
two
pruir-'
ie
teams.
Williams
ei.tini:,l,ed
!
The
axe
was
about
ready
to
fall
on
Calgary
and
Edmonton
Friday
as
the
Western
International
Baseball
League
sought
to
!
the
cost
of
a
week's
trip
to
play
pull
itself
out
of
a
financial
hole
1
Presents
It's
a
two-way
tie
for
first
,
place
In
the
Spring
Mixed
Bowl-
.
ing
League
as
No-Names
and
'
Wrathall's
each
took
three
points
Thursday
to
to
pthe
loop
with
24
j
points
each.
1
Leftovers
nre
In
the
runner-
'
up
spot
with
'Xi
points
and
Fam-
i
ily
Market
and
Headpinners
are
in
third
spot,
tied
with
21
points
each.
Jack
Sedgewick
of
Whalen's
rolled
291
lor
men
s
nigh
game
,
Thursday
and
Russ
McNeil
of
j
Leftovers
took
high
three
with
for
ladies
high
single
anil
high
game
with
a
1,270
score.
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
took
team
high
three
with
3,308.
Results:
Cantels
4,
Aces
0;
No-Names
3,
Family
Market
1;
Wrathall's
3.
Chums
1;
Tiger
Cats
3,
Lucky
Strikes
1
;
Whalen's
2,
Headpinners
2,
Hotshot
2,
Leftovers
2.
Standings:
Wrathall's
24,
No-Names
24,
Leftovers
23,
Family
Market
21,
Headpinners
21,
Whalen's
20,
Aces
20,
Cunttils
20,
Tiger
Cats
14,
Chums
11,
Hot-shots
11,
Lucky
Strikes
0.
By
IM
S
PHLEOAR
AssK'it'd
Press
Shrts
Writer
;
If
you
feel
the
urne
to
make
a
'
friendly
wager
on
tonight's
big
clah
between
the
Chicago
White
Sox
and
the
New
York
Yankees,
you
might
consider
j
backing
the
Yanks
to
win
by
one
run
while
using
at
least
two
pitchers.
'
i
The
two
teams
have
met
four:
times
so
far
New
York
has!
won
three
of
thp
four,
always!
with
two
or
mure
pitchers.
And,
half
behind
Chicago
by
losing
to
Washington
8-4.
Baltimore
took
a
pair
from
Boston
5-1
and
9-0.
The
New
York
Giants
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers
continued
ti
share
first
place
in
the
National
League.
The
Giants
edged
Milwaukee
1-0
on
Bill
Taylor's
10th
inning
pinch
hit
homer.
The
Dodgers
beat
St.
Louis
7-4.
Philadelphia
defeated
Chicago
6-0
and
Fred
Baczewski
pitched
Cincinnati
to
a
6-0
victory
over
Pittsburgh.
,
Cries
for
elimination
of
the
two
Canadian
prairie
clubs
echoed
throughout
the
league
as
directors
prepared
to
meet
in
Spokane
Saturday
to
decide
what
action
should
be
taken
to
"salvage"
the
10-team
circuit.
Directors
.
of
the
Lewiston.
Idaho
baseball
club
Thursday
instructed
their
president
"to
!
vote
for
the
elimination
of
Cal-
gary
and
Edmonton
from
the
j
Western
Internationl
League."
And.
at
Salem,
Ore
,
President
Bruce
Williams
and
directors
of
I
inose
teams
ai
ja.huo
The
Lewiston
board
uf
direr-i
tors
ulso
instructed
Pre-ni
nt
;
James
B.
McMonigle
to
vote
ilvit
the
Broncs
refuse
to
travel
to
the
prairie
cities
lijr
a
scheduled
i
series
next
week.
Eearlier
this
week
there
were
reports
the
WIL
would
di.-iund
j
or
reorganize
into
a
smaller
rir-j
cuit.
The
possibility
of
eliniin-
ating
Vancouver
and
VI.
toi
ia
I
also
was
suggested.
L
wmn
a
783
score.
Double
honors
were
taken
by
Peggy
Thompson
of
Family
Market,
when
she
bowled
275
and
637
Try
Doily
Nts
Clussifieo
k
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THE
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to
suit
your
convenience
ktMEMBER
WHEN
tiy
The
Csniiim
i'ns
Paul
Berlenbach
scored
a
decisive
win
over
.W.
h.
Young
Stribling
to
de'fend
his
world's
light-heavyweight
boxing
crown
28
years
ago
tonight
before
a
crowd
of
55.000
at
New
York
Berlenbach
lost
the
title
to
Jack
Delaney
a
month
later.
Stribling
was
killed
in
a
motorcycle
accident
in
1U33.
every
one
of
the
games
has
been
decided
by
a
.single
run.
The
while
hot
White
Sox
come
into
Yankee
Stadium
for
a
four-game
series
leading
the
American
League
by
a
game
and
a
half
Thcy's
won
16
of
their
last
ID,
seven
of
thcin
in
a
row.
Hut
a
lot
of
visiting
winning
streaks
have
become
mere
meinour.-,
in
the
'va.-.t
reaches
ol
the
Bronx
Stadium.
The
Sox
had
a
day
of
rest
Thursday
as
rain
washed
out
I
heir
scheduled
game
at
Philadelphia.
The
Yanks
took
batting
practice
aeainst
Detroit,
beating
the
Tigers
il-3
on
home
runs
by
Yogi
Hei
ra.
Hubby
Ilrown
and
Mickey
Mantle.
Cleveland
fell
a
game
and
a
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