8
F'tince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
3,
1U54
Cleveland
Pulls
Two
Games
Ahead
of
White
Shy1
Wolloce's
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Now!
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GABARDINE
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JiuuDOm
Yankp
ERIC
WHITEHEAD
ON
AIR
TONIGHT
FOR
BEG
SERIES
Eric
Whitehead,
one
of
Canada's
best-known
sports
commentators,
will
keep
Trans-Ciinada
listeners
completely
up
to
date
on
developments
in
the
British
Empire
Games
when
he
begins
a
new
series
of
programs
on
CBC
tonight
at
8:45
from
Vancouver.
Under
the
title
B
EG.
Reporter.
Mr.
Whitehead
will
re-,
call
earlier
Games
and
review
world
and
Olympic
records.
He'll
interview
visiting
athletes
and
coaches
and
give
an
account
of
the
building
progress
as
Vancouver
prepares
for
the
historic
sporting
event.
By
BEN
PHLEGAR
'Smith
broke
it
up.
What
made
wruie
ox,
wno
bowed
5-2
tn
Kinder.
Associated
Press
Sports
Writer
the
comeback
even
more
amaz-
Men's
Joe
Colcm;
an
was
tne
sensational
renei
gut
It
appears
more
and
more
as
!
in&
not;
cnance
to
mates
x
h
.
.
"a
ton
pitching
of
five
Indian
hurlers,
who
held
the
Yankees
hitless
for
if
this
Cleveland
team
really
Pants
$1095
victory
foTShUn:
All
Sizes
All
Colors
nore
and
Boston.
Baltimore
pushed
Philadelphia
A'
Into
the
league
cellar
with,
a
9-1
decision.
Washington
defeated
Detroit
7-2.
Brooklyn
took
tirst
place
in
the
National
League
by
one
game
over
Milwaukee
Braves
as
they
sloshed
to
a
7-6
decision
against
the-Braves
In
five
Innings
that
consumed
more
than
four
hours
ond
straight
i:.n
letlcs.
The
OriniI
lne
the
season
fi;
i"
t.
means
business.
The
Indians
like
it
up
on
top
of
the
American
League
standing,
and
they're
willing
to
fight
to
stay
there.
Wednesday
night
they
fought
and
won
their
toughest
battle
so
far
as
they
beat
New
York
Yankees
8-7
in
a
10-inning
i'uivgie
at.
Yankee
Stadium
Clint
E
v
SPECIAL
OLD
three-run
!,,..
..
'tr
run
run
rnl.v
rallv
i
.T
,
c"miXed
including
two
lengthy
delays
be
Eddie
RockMount
cause
oi
rain.
Philadelphia
Phils
i
1
i-i
i
.i
.
.
"is
lUf
th
AND
GUARANTEED
FOR
ONE
YEAR
four
times
mure
wear
with
nylon.
Spot-resistant.
Water-tepellant.
Guaranteed
under
normal
wear
nut
to
wear
out
for
one
year.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
V""
iiiuuu
i-u.
it
wns
too
'game
tin.
.
""wett-
cold
for
Pittsburgh
and
the
Cubs
i
Lou
Ochrie
f
Vh
frnk
Sl
tn
Chicago
and
too
wet
In
St.
up
his
toHl
f
l,h?,
Yank
Louis
for
the
Cardinals
and
New
slon
wa,
.
.
'
30
a
York
Giants.
Wk.
Zl.
?cful
onP
j
ift?r
'he
Yanks
had
jumped
off
to
a
7-0
lead
in
the
first
inning.
A
home
run
by
Bobby
Avila
I
ti,-rt
the
score
in
the
ninth
and
another
homer,
this
time
by
Al
TU
nine,
full
innings
after
the
six-hit
splurge
in
the
first.
PENNANT
THREAT
This
ability
to
fight
back
against
a
powerful
rival
on
foreign
territory
makes
Cleveland
a
solid
pennant
threat.
The
Indians
have
had
consistently
good
teams
the
last
three
seasons
when
they've
finished
second.
But
they've
lacked
the
spark
to
f"ht
on
the
Varies
over
the
full
season.
By
winning,
the
Indians
pulled
two
games
In
front
of
Chicago
Pentcton
V's
End
Season
Well
in
Black
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Botrd
or
by
the
Government
ol
bntitfi
ColunbM
Sandy
Consuegra
had
piled
up
Steve
GrnrJi,
.
0
five
ve
straight
straight
victories,
victories,
but
but
he
he
ran
ran
th.
the
ru,
first
f,...
K
'or
5l
run.
,
'
easy
vicy
ovt
Curt
Simmons
of
the
W
4nto
a
storm
In
the
first
Inning
at
Boston.
The
White
Sox
righthander
was
battered
for
four
runs
in
the
first
and
his
mates
couldn't
get
even
ngalnst
rookie
Frank
Sullivan
and
veteran
Ellis
,!
7.
Kr.hinci.nn
wt
h.s
nnh
gt.
h';VC:
four
times.
Wenatchee
Trounces
Yakimi
In
Drive
for
First
Place
.
m
if
'A
.4'
i;.
!'(
.
i
'
Victoria.
Luiiclbcrg's
grand-slammcr.
Vancouver
and
Edmonton
vided
a
doubleheader
at
Edi
ton.
Vancouver
took
the
JL
cap
9-3,
after
dropping
"
opener
6-4.
and
returned
three-game
first
place
mar
Lewlston
blew
a
six-run
and
lost
to
Trl-City
7-
j,
Innings.
The
Braves
sen'
!
PENTICTON,
B.C.
ff
Complete
confidence
In
the
executive
of
the
Penticton
V's
hockey
club
was
shown
Wecliisday
nlglit
when
80
members
of
the
association
returned
the
entire
slate
to
office.
Clem
Bird,
president
and
Harold
MiOinnls,
vice-president,
were
returned
by
acclamation
and
the
same
slate
of
seven
offi-
cers
were
elcctedi
They
are:
j
George
Cady,
Dr.
Jack
Staple-ton,
Hayes
Richards,
Art
Schell,
!
Gllss
Winters.
Cliff
Oreycll
and
I
Jim
Thorn.
j
'
Grant
Warwick
and
his
team
i
made
hot-key
history,"
club
pres-I
Went
Bird
said.
"Ail
we
on
the
I
executive
did
was
supply
the
Ink."
Grant
Warwick
said
that
he
was
glad
the
officers
were
i
returned
and
had
very
high
j
praise
for
the
executive
and
!
their
work
of
the
season
past.
The
financial
report
from
Art
;
Schell
disclosed
that
the
V's
are
runs
in
the
bottom
of
the
rm
vo
sena
me
game
into
over-Bob
Monlz'
long
fly
t0
c,
scored
Terry
Carroll
in
tenth.
I
The
suddenly
potent
Wenatchee
Chiefs,
In
elghttl
pluce
in
the
Western
International
Baseball
League
only
a
week
ago,
made
it
three
straight
over
Yakima
Wednesday
night
and
set
.
their
sights
on
the
top
berth,
occupied
by
Vancouver
since
the
t
I
start
of
the
season,
i
The
Chiefs,
who
not
long
ago
'had
trouble
buying
basehits,
j
Jumped
on
three
Yakima
pitchers
for
15
as
they
turned
back
the
Bears,
8-4.
The
win,
the
ninth
for
Wenatchee
In
11
starts,
I
hoisted
the
Chiefs
Into
a
virtual
,
tie
with
second
place
Edmonton,
'
three
games
back
of
Vancouver.
The
pitchers
had
a
rough
time
at
Calgary,
too.
Calgary
and
Victoria
sprayed
base
hits
all
over
the
lot
in
a
doubleheader
won
oy
Calvaiy.
18-ia
and
8-7.
Theie
.
were
65
safe
blows.
Including
10
j
home
runs.
Manager
Gene
Lll-!
lard
won
the
first
game
with
a
bases-loaded,
pinch-hit
homer
In
I
the
eighth.
Other
homers
were
John
Briggs
limited
Sp..:;
iu
live
mis
as
ne
pitched
S,
to
a
6-1
victory
over
the
Ind
It
was
the
Senators'
only
the
four-game
series
at
Sal.
VVIL
Standing'
w
Vancouver
.
,
,
,
.
23
Edmonton
n
Wenatchee
ao
YHktma
id
Victoria
n
Spokane
is
lYi-city
)B
I
.e
ton
18
in
the
black
by
a
slim
$2,396
showing
a
profit
of
$584
on
the
season's
business.
Some
78.524
people
attended
the
32
home
games
of
the
V's
during
league
play
with
the
average
attendance
reaching
2,440.
Gate
receipts
during
the
season,
Including
the
playoffs,
totalled
$35,163.
by
Don
Hunter
(2,
Charlie
Lundgren.
Elmer
Clow,
Gene
Taylor
and
Rocky
Lundberg,
Tom
Perez
and
Joe
Joshua
for
I
Calory
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Rainiers
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close
one
out
of
the
fire
Wednesday
night
to
make
It
two-In-a-row
over
Los
Angeles,
the
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball
club
managed
by
ex-Rainlcrs
pilot
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Seattle
clowned
Los
Angeles
4-3.
as
relief
pitcher
Randy
Gumpcrt
walked
Ray
Orteljf
to
force
in
Steve
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in
Jhe.
ninth
with
t.hn-winning
run.
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was
the
winning
hurler.
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allowed
the
Angels
eight
hits,
one
of
them
a
homer
by
Jacque
Monette
in
the
seventh.
The
sensational
San
Francisco
Seals,
who
rase
from
the
cellar
to
second
place
in
three
weeks,
were
Idle
Wednesday
night,
but
resume
their
scries
Thursday
night
against
Portland.
They
lost
a
half
game
to
pace
setting
Hollywood
as
the
Stars
beat
Sacramento,
4-2.
but
will
have
a
chance
to
make
It
back
in
a
doubleheader
Friday.
Artie
Schallock,
former
New
York
Yankee
southpaw,
won
his
fourth
gamo
since
reporting
to
Oakland
as
he
hurled
the
Acorns
to
a
9-3
decision
over
San
Diego.
Schallock
gave
the
Padres
only
six
hits
while
his
mates
drove
Lloyd
Dickey
off
the
hill
in
the
fourth.
The
Oaks
got
14
hits
and
11
walks
off
Dickey
and
Tom
Hercra,
his
successor.
BIRMINGHAM.
England
(CP)
Diane
Leather,
22,
of
Birmingham
became
first
woman
to
run
mile
in
less
than
five
minutes,
when
she
clocked
four
minutes,
59.6
seconds
here
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