Frince
Rupert
Daiiv
Nev3
Saturoay,
April
m.
laai
HAMILTON
BLIND
BOWm
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Mantle
Hits
Record
Homer
in
Yankee
Win
NhIiUnhl
IUURnAMB,
TOKONTO
CP
Hy
OAYI.E
TALI
JOT
A
team
of
score
of
Ssj4
T,
-We
have
talked
in
recent
blind
boler.;
from
Hamilton
''-li
with
lh
1
1919
919
11
NEW
YORK
(AP)-
The
blind
Ix,
By
Trie
Canadian
Prew
won
the
annual
national
bowU
i
.
1
ii'vitafa
it-ViA
c'iu
nn
1'TS
...
(lays
wnn
trriui
u'miuig
fcuii
wi
.....
tournament
of
the
Canad-
by
a
hand
ra-i
at
th"i
If
C':-
Hogan
shoot
parts
of
those
superlative
four
roundsman
National
institute
for
the
play
u.k',,':
J
which
won
the
Masters
tournament
at
Augusta,
Fla.,
Bi.mail
tMm,
ln
M
MlTlh
NEW
YORK.
A
562-foot
home
run
Friday
signalled
the
end
of
Mickey
Mantle's
springtime
miseries
and
the
start
of
summertime
miseries
for
the
rest
of
the
American
League.
,
t
-..
Jf".
.
i
r.
.
.
.
and
they
feel
they
witnessed
the
most
hiuiiani
exni-
ittn
cities
were
entered
in
the-
IIM1II
,
.
.
.
,
.
.
-
,i
I
cuiniwtltlun.
Karh
team
play-'
"
'HI
lution
m
the
history
of
the
game.
,pd
u'n
u
hora(l
ali)y
swt
.
They
do
liot
think
that
any
iwere
telegraphed
to
CN1H
head-;
The
New
York
Yankee
centre-fiekier
unloaded
the
longest
elout
ever
seen
in
Washington's
With
one
blow
he
dispelled
the
dreams
of
.seven
American
player
ing
or
dead
ever
mat-:
tH
wm.1
ni
lourtn
oten
cnam-:
quarters
in
mrnmo
lor
rompii.
ln
June.
That
would
trred
a
toukti
course
to
the
rv
Plorlship
;tion.
Griffith
Stadium
to
lead
the
Lfajw
clubs
that
assorted
phy
world
champions
to
a
7-3
victory
tie
nini
join
mi
..-.i
-
nit
Huntiltoii
team
scored
torles.
a
Roul
some
had
thought
;
,
k,tl
It....lts
...
,hrr.,.
tam(,,
p..
-
(r
..
-
V.r
vf.
-
over
the
Senators.
PC
reach
tn
thce
DISPU
DISPLA
tend
that
the
oead-panned
littK-Texan
did
in
reirlstertnt;
his
i.
mazing
70-69-68-69-274
and
winning
the
event
by
five
I
was
beyond
times.
trokes
over
an
all-tar
field
.
,
.
.V
cma
was
second
with
2
b72
and
Torunto
was
third
with
2.542.
!
Vancouver
n
the
ladle
i
competition
with
a
three-game
i
-
-
I
Telkwa
Vants
fi
";s,:,!Qiiccn
Mary's
Will
Asked
if
liiev
c
.line
out
boldly
and
proem
Harold
Winch
Saves
Ticket
By
Talking
To
Remain
Secret
tJsj
civic
cin'
SATURD
i
H
7:30
7
rfe
i
sical
ailments
would
keep
Mantle
from
being
a
power
in
the
Yankee
cause
this
season.
Results
of
other
games:
National
New
York6-4.
Brooklyn
3-12.
Cincinnati
10.
Milwaukee
9.
Philadelphia
at
Pittjbur?rt
postponed.
American
Philadelphia
5,
Boston
0.
Detroit
6.
Cleveland
5
New
York
7.
Washington
3.
St.
Louis
6.
Chicago
4.
Pacific
Coast
League
San
D:eo
1.
Portland
2
Los
Angeles
4.
Hollywood
3.'
San
Francisco
0.
Oakland
3
Sacramento
4-1.
Sea'.tle
8-3.
If-"
f
VANCOUVER
(CP
Former
II.
tan
the
best
of
them
ail.
superior
to
BoWy
Jones.
Walt
H.i'ien,
Oene
Saraxen
and
other
vn-als
of
the
past,
they
hedued
only
to
the
extent
o!
saying
the
comparison
Is
not
entirely
fair
i
,
ms
of
the
Improvement
In
oi'ipiiient.
Aside
from
pure
mechanics
of
tv
pame,
there
Is
no
question
In
their
minds
Ben
Is
much
smarter
than
lONDo.M
(CPi-Th
win
of
in
rtew
rOii
wince
late
wUl
remain
Queen
Mary
RMm,ERS.
-The
village
of
family
secret.
.klng
npw
q,urtrt
It
will
be
admitted
to
probate
j
(()r
lu
p,Ht
0f
ric-.
and
kept
in
special
Uro.ri
:!
Th(i
amllt,,tS
I)islnt.,
K).ni(1
room
at
Somerset
Ho
but
will
!
Cnalbor
nt
cmm.
ci.
will
not
be
published.
...,
.,,,
of(lr(,
ttulhorttles
re-
t
Royal
wills
are
kept
t.nuVr
the
;
qwsting
consideration.
probate
-al
and
cannot
be
3j.Vrar-otd
faciati.-s
said
opened
except
on
instru.
lioiii'.
!
.m
u.
,midenate
U
V
(
f
the
old-timers
was.
expert
who
has
seen
them
:
In
the
case
of
a
reljjnlnB
ni(,r'-!
handle
the
iurrcased
growth
of
EVERYONI
I
GOING
,1!
for
some
30
years.
"I
mean.
arch,
the
will
!
Conference
not
even
admi.-
tJOpulj,n
and
business.
There
)
have
been
no
ImprovrmenU
or
J
of
course,
that
he
is
smarter
in
ted
to
probate
This
is
a
break
wTh
traditijii
;
enlamemenu
to
the
riumters
in
Vntil
about
300
years
atfo.
royal
(the
33
years
wills
were
made
known
to
the;
Telkwa
became
an
incotpor-publlc.
Some
can
still
be
insect-;
itcd
village
In
V.'bi
liOI'N'i
ING
Bl'STF.Il
is
the
24-year-old
pnoe
of
il.ui
j
n
an
Curd
Williamson
or
Brandon.
Man.,
aim
hu-.
Lilla
Gord
a'au.e
of
jumpers
and
show
horses.
Bought
for
$75
when
he
us
considered
washed
up
at
10.
Bouncing
Buster
has
won
more
than
$1,000
a
year
in
prizes
on
the
western
circuit
of
horse
allows
since
Williamson
bought
him.
the
way
he
studies
a
course
and
(iwides
exactly
how
to
play
each
hole
before
tournament
be-cms.
Ben
said
after
winning
this
one
that
he
considered
hitting
the
ball
right
only
30
per
cent
of
the
game.
CCF
leader
Harold
Winch
put
on
a
pood
old-fashioned
filibuster
here
to
kill
a
parking
bill.
He
put
his
20
years
of
experience
in
parliaments
y
oratory
to
Eood
stead
when
he
found
policemen
and
wreckers
all
set
to
tow
away
and
impound
the
Winch
auto
for
being
parked
within
20
feet
of
a
corner.
Winch
talked.
And
talked.
And
talked.
The
officers
eventually
climbed
into
their
squad
car,
the
wreckers
drifted
off
and
Winch
drove
away
.
.
.
without
a
ticket.
Wenatchee
Has
Top
Rookie
Prospects
By
JOHN
RICHARDSON'
td.
Including
those
of
ILnry
-iVlH.
William
the
Conqu.
rcr
and
Alfred
the
Orfv.,
William
the
Conquerer
left
:
countries
to
his
sons
as
freely
.
To
Decide
Games
Site
i
By
GORDON
TAIT
j
SYDNEY.
Australia
1AP1
1
You
can
expect
the
Australians
to
w
plenty
including
some
Icrtiral
thihes
about
Avery
iBrundiae,
international
Olym-,
jpi-
committee
president
at
the
I
IOC
meeting
which
started
in
He
didn't
hit
a
bad
shot
in
th
four
rounds,
but
that
wis
onlv
part
of
It.
Following
him
jnu
rould
see
plainly
that
he
,'iways
was
planning
a
shot
ahead.
He
knew
precisely
where
,
he
wanted
his
drive
to
go
on
ieiich
hole
to
give
him
the
most
Britain
Begins.
Crusade
To
Regain
Tennis
Crown
as
money.
He
left
5,000
in
stiver:
to
his
youngest
son.
Henrv,
the;
province
of
Normandy
In
France
j
jto
Robert
and
England
to
Wil-,
Ilium.
,.dv;intageous
shot
at
the
green,
I
Mexico
City
Friday.
That
w.s
the
mood
cf
trnlia's
chief
delegate,
Hugh
R.
;
Weir,
as
he
got
his
brief
to
Comini
-toVanfiouver;
LONDON
ff
Sparked
by
enthusiasm
and
determination,
the
Big
Crusade
is
in
full
swing
to
restore
Britain's
prestige
in
international
lawn
tennis.
For
years
in
fact
since
the
ing
is
extended
to
players.
But
t!;e
product
has
re.r
I'Ued
just
eAerage
The
war
and
economics
have
h"en
au.ui.
c'.
us
:
rnef
reans
f.
r
the
protracted
drought.
Tal-
ii-ed
ygunosters
have
lost
some
cf
their
kffimisi
through
Inter-
i.nd
he
was
good
enough
to
put
it
there
every
time,
varying
by:
a
matter
of
feet.
j
He
had
been
there
practicing
j
longer
than
any
of
them,
and
:
he
knew
those
greens
.
.
We
Old
a
breakdown
on
his
four
rounds
and
found
that
he
aver-1
Bears
Defeat
Toronto
76-65
To
Even
Series
Calif.
(APi
A
LINDSAY.
gether
before
leaving
for
the
bettered
by!
meeting.
young
ball
clufci
highly
regarded
Oakland
of
the
,
,w
:
halcyon
era
of
1933-36
when
rookies
from
Pacific
Coast
This
is
Fred
Perry
ruled
the
roost
the
will
decide
whether
Melbourne
lJ.cn
torn
to
ih?
Sylria
uhfft
yum
'
Dine
in
ikt
Sly"
park
vilhaul
prMrm
vattk
thf
tun
rt
ortr
VupUA
liny
-
and
njwj
rery
mtmt
nl
0
it!
lent-.is
careers
by
army
service.
Re-
League
will
wear
the
Wenatchee
label
in
the
Western
Interna
is
to
retain
the
right
to
stage
..
,"
'
"
the
1058
Oylmpic
Games.
Afterive
Uen
in
pa.Ual
eclipseThe
compubory
J
'shadow
..'.-,J...
4
.,
.
rl
.
.
n
((..
IJrrv
.
I
lien
i
hit
l
to
tional
Baseball
League
this
year.
onri
ri,.n.
Melbourne
descended
alU-r
Perry
Babe
Herman,
a
scout
for
the
.
i.
ran
rmde
a
good
K'ined
the
professionals
in
1B37
turning
civilian
life,
few
have
had
the
fmai;
l.il
means
to
pursue
the
sjxnt
as
a
lull-time
career.
'.;!
that
is
lo
le
(
harf'.
aged
34
shots
per
round
f
rom
j
EDMONTON
CP
University
ter,to
green.
He
averaged
24'j
of
Alberta
Golden
Bears
defeal-pults
per
round"
led
Toronto
Sortown
Trl-BeLs
Borne
of
these
who
talked
with
78-65
Friday
n.ght
to
square
the
great
little
competitor
gain-
their
bst-o!-five
Canadian
sen-ed
the
impression
that,
at
40.
1
lor
men's
basketball
champion-he
Is
thinking
of
quitting
com-:
ship
-wrles
at
one
name
rn
petltive
golf.
They
believe
he;
Third
game
will
be
played
here
will
announce
his
retirement
If
tonight.
Hlllto'd
C
Monaginf
Dnt)
New
York
Yankees,
said
durlm?
a
visit
to
the
Wenatchee
Chiefs',
job
of
the
games.
i
The
planners
of
the
new
cru
...
.
.
w.
;
sade
appreciate
the
magnitude
A
fir
Hotel
leloi
lo
S'etp
training
camo
here
that
Oak-.
"'r
'
"s
"uv
"'
"
'
rr"';
of
their
task,
but
are
confident
land
has
the
top
rookie
lSlX
the
raw
materu,
-.i.erc.
,he
in
the
west
coast
circuit.
Seen!?i
m,P
immediate
target
ls
a
higher
oi
vucie
ai
e
ciu
tcu
H'aJr
City
the
Chiefs
1
W(.r
is
an
d
,ciylse
Tr.ey
include
pitchers
Cnaney
Brlind;i!,e
has
cjrcuiated
tetttrs
ncamonArt
Amaya,
Jack
Kiemu
.hn
r,uimP1t
Only
5
hrs.
20
min.
0
j?'
"
'Li-"'
and
R.ck
Bo;hel,
third
baseman!
standard
of
individual
play
with
tf.c-
ultiir.il
te
oo-etivc
the
DuvU
Cup.
i'riuJn's
kart.i.f:
tentus
authorities
ai?ree
there
is
nothinj.'
v
rotig
with
the
calibre
of
the
e;.;nc
played
by
the
present
generation
that
cannot
be
remedied
by
1
ard
work.
Tenrjs
Is
nlaved
from
T.'
Uil
tri:
lu
Melbourne
doesn't
want
the
Babe
Fuhrman
and
catchers
Art,
iDiniM
fannies
of
some
nr
these
Drive
it
4
Cuitti
and
Harry
Bothoiomei.
lrt,Prs'
that
nave
reached
Aus-Mike
McCormick.
the
veteran
ti
n
Ha
are
unsigned,
and
some
Buidine
Wenatchee's
1953
de.s-.erm
to
indicate
the
writers
EDMOIITOH
$57.70
tiny,
will
himself
patrol
the
cen-jknow
nothing
about
Melbourne's
more
widely
in
the
United
King-
,
tre
field
pasture.
The
rest
of
the;
plnns.
d
im
today
than
ever
ly-Mie.
i
backvard
will
be
euarded
bv
Rossi
-h.
.c(ii.
th
I
tore
assistance
and
free
coa-
h-
CoMartia
(Pacilic
j
'
-
"
r
...
see
how
much
your
money
buys
in,
.i!,Blii.ri
P:,eif:r
AlHtni-,
McCormack.
back
for
his
third
tn,.m
a
long
Teport
on
which
is
year
with
Chiefs,
and
Shelly
Ed-1
p,inned
and
what
has
b(,f,n
wards,
a
youngster
out
of
Cali-
j
ctfine
to
make
a
go
of
the
1956
forma
semi-pro
ranks.
l(ms.
They
also
have
pictures.
Infield-wise,
say?
big
Mike
Weir
will
say
.that
Melbourne
Chiefs
are
set.
Hu?ky
Charley
now
has
all
the
sites
fixed
for
Neal
will
be
posted
at
first
base,
th"
different
sporting
events,
Chuck
Malm
berg
at
second
and'.-nd
that
funds
for
the
estimat-Don
Stanford
at
short.
j
ed
cost
of
putting
on
the
games
Neal
was
in
the
WIL
briefly
In!
h:,ve
een
guaranteed.
1931
with
Yakima
and
la-st
year!
He
probably
will
also
say.that
batted
314
for
BLsbee-Douglasi
Melbourne
now
will
be
able
to
in
the
Arizona-Texas
League,
i
put
on
as
good
a
show,
if
not
Mulmberg,
a
good
glove
man
and;
better,
than
either
London
or
hihlv
ra-eri
a,
a
lead-off
hit-
Helsinki.
Your
Trovcl
Agent
W'
tr
ter,
wai
was
nicked
picked
ud
in
an
off-
The
opening
ceremony
is
with
tlth
Yakima,
which,
t),i"""
u
lur
uimsuay.
-k.
season
trade
yot
infielder
Bud
,ddv
Hieimaa
in
wun
relays
oi
runners
orniginn
trie
deal
the
Olympic
torch
1.200
miles
from
Brisbane.
The
games
would
begin
that
evening
with
football
and
Frank
Dasso,
who
will
be
one
of
the
league's
three
pitching
general
managers,
is
getting
into
:
baslcctball
The
('(implrle
'Irjvel
Service
Mrllride
St.
Tbone
311
r
'
ui,7Twm
1
iwi
.
Tiiii
"""
1
shape
for
a
regular
turn
on
vne
hill.
Dewey
Soriano
of
Vancouver
and
Sill
Brenner
of
Lewiston
are
the
other
front-office
Hungers
In
the
circuit.
COl'M'KY
FOOTBALL
j
'
y
miilFl"1'1
in'
''''M1'1'1
iilir"
111
,
t
"
1
Laurie
Monroe
Is
back
from
the
1952
outfit
as
"general
utility
man
which
Includes
pitching.
McCormick
thinks
the
training
here
in
the
80-degree
weather
will
give
him
a
jump
on
the
clubs
that
took
their
spring
tonic
at
home.
Wenatchee
opens
at
horn'
April
24
agaiast
Yakima
and
then
moves
to
Lewiston,
both
of
which
were
stay-at-homes
during
the
get-ready
season.
LONDON
iReutersi
Arsenal
Wednesday
climbed
to
the
top
of
the
English
Soccer
League
with
a
4-1
victory
over
Bolton
Wanderers
at
Highbury.
The
Gunners
have
the
same
won-lost
record
as
Wolverhampton
Wanderers,
but
have
a
better
goal
average
and
also
two
games
in
hand.
Preston
North
End,
idle
with
the
Wolves,
now
are
a
single
point
behind
ln
third
place.
Other
games
had
no
effect
on
league
standing.
F.M.I.ISII
LEAGUE
frequent
ai!ings
from
New
York
to
SOUTHAMPTON-IE
HAVHt-FOTUPHAM
by
famous
MfuW
AMSTERDAM,
VEENOAM.
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and
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New
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lo
minimize
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15
7
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orea
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you
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ol
o
blow-Out,
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Wheels
hold
the
lire
sole'y
on
the
rim
helping
you
to
bring
the
cor
to
a
tale,
straight
iine
stop.
con
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Cars
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ERS.
Representation
will
be
made
to
the
B.C.
Motor
Vehicles
Branch
by
Smithers
District
Senior
Chamber
of
MONTREAL
WINNIPfO
VANCOUVER
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Street,
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Wanderers
1.
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1,
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City
1.
Division
II
Southampton
1,
Birmingham
1.
Division
III
Southern
"Bournemouth
2,
Shrewsbury
Town
0.
Crystal
Palace
1,
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1.
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United
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examples
of
excessive
delay
were
voiced
at
the
chamber's
tri-monthly
dinner
meeting
at
Telkwa.
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official
authority
to
act
will
be
piessed
for.
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was
felt
there
was
too
much
departmental
delay
it
Victoria
following
establishment
of
financial
responsibility
by
those
lacking
pluk
slips.
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1,
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1,
Wrexham
2.
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1,
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1.
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