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Friday.
June
13
1052
Sorry
THE
ROUND-UP
By
OAYLE
TALBOT
9
"Good
trhisky
has
no
substitutes
He
Hired
Hornsby
Billy
Talbert
to
Captain
U.S.
Davis
Cup
Team
NEW
YORK
The
1952
Davis
and
as
long
a
the
movement
Is
IPnn
cuaratftlrD
ara
nfflrltlllv
toward
youth,
there
is
no
reason
,-
i
-l
under
way
with
the
surprise
ap-
I
pointment
of
Biff,
Talbert
to
captain
the
United
States
team
against
Japan
in
thv?
fir.st
round
of
play
at
Cincinnati
late
in
July.
Billy
miKht
not
go
all
the
way
to
Australia
next
winter,
but
this
at
least
gives
him
a
head
start.
why
he
should
not
make
a
good
one.
Although
he
Is
acknowledged
to
be
one
of
the
world's
best
doubles
players,
Talbert
was
not
a
member
of
the
U.S.
team
which
went
down
to
3-2
defeat
at
Sydney
last
December.
Billy
said
at
the
time
that
he
was
too
wrapped
up
in
business
to-
make
the
long
trip.
This
was
a
nice
thing
for
Billy
to
have
done,
for
it
iaved
Frank
Shields,
the
team
captain,
the
awkward
duty
of
saying
it
for
him.
i
BOSTON
(APi
Owner
Bill
Veeck
has
fired
hard-bitten
Rogers
Hornsby
as
manager
of
his
St.
Louis
Browns
and
replaced
him
with
mild-manrrered
Maity
Marion.
The
colorful
boss
of
the
Brownies
said
he
was
sorry
he
ever
had
hired
Hornsby,
one
of
basebali
a
greatest
players
and
a
tough
disciplinarian
as
a
manager,
whom
he
signed
to
a
three-year
contract
last
winter.
"It
seems
that
he,
as
an
employer,
forgot
that
employees
are
people
too,"
Veeck
said.
Contrary
to
recent
custom,
the
33-year-old
Talbert
was
not
appointed
a
'
non-playinK"
captain.
In,
the
absence
of
figures
to
the
contrary,
TallA-rt
mist
be
the
youngest
cup
captain
ever,
'('
SAIMKS-lnm
five-man
crew
trom
Tort.
no
will
reprint
Canada
in
the
six-metre
High
Time
We
Hod
a
Change
,,,!.
r;-"
at
'
summer
Olympics
at
Helsln
:1.
Skippered
by
Bill
Gooderham,
centre,
they
il'
siil
the
TrU-khon,
owned
by
Bryan
Newir
ol
Toronto.
Crew,
lert
to
right,
are:
Bill
Inicsh.
Don
TytiiT,
Skipper
Gooderham,
K
-n
Bradford
and
Bill
Copeland.
(CP
Photo)
This
fine,
fully-aged
whisky
is
the
delight
of
all
who
not,
and
he
Is
no
Talbert.
"I
don't
say
we
"nave
a
great
So
why
not
give
Billy
a
shot
at
the
big
tob?
His
platform,
we
club
or
even
a
good
one,
but
I
m
sure
our
players
wul
get
along
much
better
under
Marion
than
Premier
Nine
M
W
appreciate
a
smooth,
mrllow
drink,
ffe
wise
k
for
Wier'
IM.uxe!
i&0
Edge
Hardware
Shields,
who
was
so
conscientious
it
practically
showetl
rfght
through
his
clothes,
had
plans,
and
he
didn't
I?ei
that
the
easygoing
Eilly
would
fit
Into
'em.
He
was
going
to
bring
back
the
cup
by
main
force,
i
ncluding
calisthenics
and
wind
sprints
at
daybreak
and
a
big
bowl
'f
crackers
and
milk
upon
early
retirement.
Stewart
Drubs
STEWART
On
Sunday
the
fvel
certain,
will
contain
a'
no-calestheriies
plunk
and
a
stern
ban
on
rising
before
breakfast.
He
likely
would
permit
Savilt
to
play
both
singles
and
doubles,
with
or
without
wind
sprints,
providing
the
big
fellow
had
not
grown
dull
from
over-sleeping.
The
Shield's
system
didn't
win
It's
high
time
had
a
change.
WISH'S
DISTILLERY
UMITE0
under
Hornsby."
The
Browns
got
off
to
a
good
start
under
Hornsby
,but
went
into
a
slump
in
recent
weeks
and
are
currently
in
seventh
place.
.
Marion
told
he
plans
no
drastic
changes
in
the
club's
line-up.
"I'm
going
to
pick
my
nine
best
players
and
use
them
In
o
End
Losing
Streak
WINDLE
PITCHES
WINNER
Al.t!
&
Odowes
spiked
their
losing
streak
last
iht
to
eke
out
a
4-3
win
over
Gordon
&
Anderson
It
is
doubtful
that
Talbert
could
have
stood
up
to
this
Spar
This
advertisement
is
not
published
r
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
tan
program.
Dave
3avitL
could
every
game,"
he
said.
"There'll
be
ho
two-platoon
system
for
me.
,
"And
as
for
my
own
competitive
plans.
I'm
still
hoping
I
Premier
boys
again
took
a
shot
at
the
local
ball
players
but
just
couldn't
quite
make
the
grade.
Losing
to
Stewart
by
a
score
of
19
to
10,
they
made
a
valiant
fight
and
were
aneaci
at
one
period
of
the
game.
However
they
are
showing
signs
of
progress
and
it
Is
ex-pected
that
they
will
reverse
the
score
before
the
season
is
over.
Unfortunately
there
is
no
ball
ground
at
Premier
and
the
players
don't
get
the
opportunity
to
practice.
1
hey
have
to
come
to
organ
Hurls
in
the
city
baseball
leaquc
In
desperation
after
losing
lour
straight
A
&
O
manager
Alex
Bill
shook
up
his
lineup
for
last,
night's
game
which
svemed
to
have
done
the
trick.
Rupert
baseballs
veteran
Benny
Windle
capped
the
mound
to
Piuiout
For
can
play
100
games
at
shortstop
j
this
season
and
thn
take
up
j
bench-managing
the
Browns
next
year
and
the
one
after.
"But
this
bum
back
of
mine)
wil!
make
the
decisions."
v
far
this
season,
under
a
Public
Hearing
On
Tennis
Court
Cily
Parks
Bylaw
City
counci'
will
hold
a
public
hearing
fn
a
bylaw
which
will
authorize
Prince
Rupert
Temvs
Club
to
operate
the
Rotary
Club
tennis
court,
to
be
opened
soon
on
Second
Avenue
Park.
Council
decided
this
week
that
JUST
TAKE
A
LOOK
AT
Our
Used
Cars
mm.
ankee
Win
Stewart
tor
that
purpose.
player-coach
contract,
Marion
appeared
in
'40
games
for
the
Browns,
during
which
he
compiled
a
.242
batting
average.
MARTY
SURPRISED
r,V
Ynl'K
f
Yummy
Mor-!
in
a
three-hit
shut-
v.-'i-rclay
as
pace-setting
f
y.trk
Yankees
concluded
a
pi-rmis
home
stand
by
de-i.
(
lx
trull
TitrTS
3-0.
V
vict'iry
is
Yanks'
sixth
Record
Walleye
'
Hooked
By
Woman
KNOXVILLE,
Tenn.
IAP)
-
i
(tart
last
night's
affair
for
the
Clothiers:.
O
Si
A
collected
only
four
hits
off
Wlinlle,
a
id
but
for
a
wild
streak
In
his
pitching
in
the
third,
woull
have
had
a
shutout.
Dick
Lvtourneuu
pitched
the
sixth
and
seventh
for
A
&
O
with
a
fine
relief
stint,
giving
up
one
hit
and
no
runs
to
protect
his
learn
males'
one-run
lead.
Jack
Shurpe,
last
year's
star
reck
to
ch
ticker
for
(he
Clothiers,
settled
down
in
the
fourth
in
1949
FLYING
STANDARD
1348
PLYMOUTH
COACH
1937
FORD
SEDAN
1941
INTERNATIONAL
si-TON
PANF.L
1949
AUSTIN
1949
MORRIS
A
the
bylaw
would
have
to
be
pas-
I
sed
before
such
operation
could
be
authorized.
Under
the
Municipal
Act,
city
must
advertise
for
two
consecutive
days,
then
hold
the
hearing
of
anyone
objecting
Butcher
John
Sherrou
nearly
keeled
oyjt
yesterday
when
Miss
Emma
Poff
asked
him
to
cut
up
,i
ht
and
their
12th
in
15
ii--
-Incc
arriving
lome
from
i
first
t'liir
west.
is.on
and
Cleveland
remain-haid
on
the
heels
of
the
"Yes,
I
was
surprised
by
this
sudden
switch,"
Marty
admitted.
"As
you
know,
I
had
offers
from
other
clubs
when
I
signed
on
with
the
Browns.
One
of
them
was
from
tlw
Boston
Braves
and
I
turned
that
one
down
because
I
didn't
want
to
be
placed
In
a
position
that
might
appear
to
be
crowding
Tommy
Holmes
ithe
a
wall-eyed
pike
weigning
32
pounds,
seven
ounces.
She
said
she
had
pulled
the
monster
from
nearby
Norrls
Lake
last
Saturday.
Sherrod
-explained
to
her
that
she
probably
had
hooked
the
HKTs.
Kunner-up
Red
box
litd
Si
Louis
Browns
7-5
and
a
place
Indians
whipped
the
1951
AUSTIN
5-TON
TRUCK
Im
Superior
Auto
Service
to
the
move.
Proposal
of
the
tennis
club
Is
to
operate
and
maintain
the
courts
and
that
players
must
be
club
members
or
guests.
Council
view
is
that
Parks
board
at
present
has
not
the
funds
to
operate
courts
as
a
pub
ning
to
turn
on
the
heat
on
his
lornier
team
mates.
His
suirt
was
.shaky,
but
came
throiiRh
in
the
clutch
when
he
walked
Giordano
HKum
Senators
7-4.
the
National
League
St.
Limited
is
Cardinals
hammered
the
and
Hodgson
in
the
fourth,
then
Eraves
manager
recently
replaced
by
Charlte
Grimm
i.
"I
was
certain
that
nobody
could
ever
accuse
me
of
attempting
to
outsmart
such
an
experienced
manager
as
hornsoy."
Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
West
world's
record
wall-eye
and
urged
her
to
save
it
and
have
it
weighed
officially
for
the
resord.
'-Killing
Brooklyn
DKlgers
I
struck
out
Dahl
and
Windle,
two
lic
facility
and
that
iu
order
to
mHintnin
the
courts,
thev
should
Miss
Poff
put
the
fish
away
in
!
dangerous
hitters
and
purposely
t.in
tnmiiced
Pittsburgh
i
passed
Abel
to
get
at
Hawryluk
a?
Paul
Burris
drove
in
six
wno
f0rcPct
Hmlgson
In
a
nice
and
Chicago
tamed
Phlla-
;
r,ay
from
Shier
to
Sclr-'ik.
her
home
freezer
and
declined
to
'coma
under
jurisdiction
of
an
As
soon
as
the
out-spoken
I
.
"
discuss
the
matter
further
organized
body.
Hornsby
had
made
his
speedy
t
,
-Ut
3-1,
behind
Warrens
A
ti
O
scored
two
In
the
first
I
when
Giardano
led
off
with
a
;
single,
H
dg.son
strucTc
out,
send-!
ing
the
runner
to
third
on
a
wild
!
pitch.
Giordano
scoVed
when
!
.
cJ
.:
i
.
:
J
Dahl
was
safe
on
first
an
nn
I
!
error.
Wi.idle
moved
Duhl
clown
I
to
second
on
anotliur
error.
Dahl
I
departure,
the
St.
Louis
players
began
to
chorus
their
complaints
about
his
exacting
methods,
"Hornsby
used
to
make
us
regulars
get
out
and
shag
for
pitchers
for
two
and
a
half
hours
before
a
game,'
'one
of
them
said
in
a
resentful
manner.
"And
he
used
to
sit
in
the
lobby
waiting
for
us
to
come
in
at
night
like
we
were
kids,"
another
said.
The
pitchers'
big
Hornsby
beef
was
"we
never
knew
we
were
going
to
start
until
the
last
minute
and
he
always
made
us
sit
on
tho
bench
while
the
other
club
was
having
batting
practice.
What
can
a
pitcher
learn
from
tatting
practice?"
-
scored
on
Abel's
doub.v,
only
long
hit
for
the
winners.'
Second
inning
gave
the
Clothiers
another
two
scores
when
Matthews
and
Hodgson
counted
:
r'.--
five-hitler.
iiiiier-up
New
York
Giants
lau
ih
mti
Mined
out.
American
H
York
3,
Detroit.
0
irn.i
iu.
Philadelphia
4
!"v
iu'iii
7.
Washington
4
!
i'.i.
7.
St.
Louis
5
.National
"'.;'":'!)
3,
Philadelphia
1
'
i-
ii
11,
Pltisburgh
2
l
'i
I'uii'.es
postponed!
I'arific
(
oust
'fie
1,
Purtiand
2
'--
ni',1
(;.
Lor,
Angeles
5
1
ii'.
J.
wl
2.
Sun
Francisco
1
'
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0.
Sun
Diego
5
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International
'
I'-i'i
12,
Yakima
5
'
-Ciiv
12,
Spokane
11
II.
Wcnutchee
0
Hi.
1
1
t
j
their
single
and
walk
alter
a'
Uw.l.,
r.pitti
mni
IViliI
anrli'
.
V
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I
RON
MacLEOD
Youthful
Coast
golf
pro
will
take
over
the
professional
duties
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
this
summer,
succeeding
the
veteran
Leroy
Goldsworthy.
MacLeod
has
been
assistant.
to
the
famous
Victoria
pro.,
Phil
Taylor,
for
some
time
and
will
bring
a
w
ealth
of
knowledge
to
his
new
work
at.
the
well-known
summer
resort
in
the
Canadian
Rockies.
Windle.
!
The
Hardware
Nine
scored
all
i
U..1..
in
I
n,i
Milt-,
I
inninfr
.'tatted
oy
sscneruH
whir,
mru-lie's
tingle
and
Coniwell
being
L
....
j
-r
-.
j
struck
by
the
pitcher
to
load
the
bases.
Fry
Daily
News
Wont
Ads
is
Fish
Slory
mce
icotne...
Hartwlg
th.'n
nnashrd
a
drive
deep
Into
left
for
a
triple,
.
tnptyliip,
the
Ikisi-s.
Box
score:
ones!
Truth
(
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&
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For
Summer
Comfort
See
tur
large
selection
of
sturdy
Deck
Chairs
at
moderate
prices.
'i
''r
was
trying
his
luck
r
iln
week-end
in
a
nearby
li'iiiii'iland
county
creek
''
piim
ol
wind
lifted
his
'
"I
Hit'
head
und
carried
it
'in'
oilier
side
of
the
creek,
"'s
later
he
spied
the
hut
''':
downstream
at
a
rapid,
ai''iiiK
pace.
:,"iir-..lii!IS,
h,-
found
g
To-"
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hmiki'd
into
one
of
the
"
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in
the
battered
fe-',
11
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hi.'i
only
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&
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Hodgson
cf
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Over
a
Quarter
Century"
Phone
77S
A
Good
Place
to
Third
Avenue
taaks
in
Ponv
SEZ
WHO!
Eight-year-old
Leo
Guguay
of
St.
Boniface,
Man.,
has
words
with
Umpire
Bob
Carter
over
a
disputed
pitch
as
Winnipeg's
Little
League
gets
under
way.
Leo
weighs
only
48
pound.i
but
he's
all
baseball
player.
,
(CP
PHOTO
m
fEWART
Reminiscent
of
ulcl
C'w
puncher
davs.
Kit
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