!
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t-rinre
KuiJctt
Dc;jv
Kc
.
til
i
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rf
THJS
Caps
Win
Two
To
Increase
WIL
Lead
lants
Take
Firci
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CORNER
DICK
AVUKS
,
un
niompsonsHome
By
The
Canadian
Press
The-
nrnhlem
of
keenine
the
Ml
to
u,,.
mcthodiru
illy
pounded
his
R,,,,i,n,ap
inrtinns
in
the
Western
Phila,i...
I
Bv
II1CN
Pill
I
GAIt
A.'-i-x-iuud
rri'u
tipoi
u
writer
H
I.
en
Daroi-hpr's
bank
holds
out
there's
no
tellinu
lies
n-4.
Baltinwii.
Yen!
0-4
.inrl
t...
I
i
Louis'
I
pulp.
-ing
body
into
a
bloody
international
Baseball
League
has
taken
the
spotlight
from
One
of
the
most
amaz'iiR
ili--vclopments
in
the
world
of
sports
is
the
recently-acquired
vocabulary
of
former
heavyweight
champion
Joe
I.ituis.
Add
to
that
the
fact
that
he
is
now
:
Vancouver
In
recent
days
but
.It
is
our
considered
contention
;
the
Capilanos
have
gone
on
that
Joe
must
have
read
this
i
winning
and
now
lead
the
pack
somewhere
or
someone
must
bv
4'o
eames.
riving
1
out
advice
to
Kxzurd
tv
wlial
heights
the
New
Yor't
Giants
may
reach
this
season
Leo's
personal
Investment
mounted
to
$00
today
as
h"
hauled
out
his
checkbook
and
paid
ofT
Bill
Taylor
unci
Hank
Thorn
pson.
Taylor
got
his
hundred
tor
a
home
run
In
Milwaukee
las:
'Him
'scU
the
onlv
run
In
a
10-inning
victory
that
moved
the
Giants
into
a
first-place
tie
wan
Brooklyn.
Thompson
!ot
into
the
act
Ttie.-,l
iv
nl"
lit
with
a
three-ran
-link
,
"
iiw
trim
-i-riiimm
t
V
wii.
.
v.ii
lni"'f
'
Charles
on
how
to
beat
Rocky
nave
whispered
it
to
him.
He!
The
Caps,
league
pace-setters
Mareiuno
tomorrow
night
and
npver
f
iRured
it
out
for
himself.
1
almost
from
opening
day.
opened
ihe
impact
of
this
should
strike
.
For
wlu,n
Joe
w;ls
fighting
and
,
their
widest
margin
to
date
the
average
follower
of
profes-
iilylng
his
opponents
in
the
aisles
:
Tuesday
night
by
whacking
Vic-.vional
flghtdom
like
a
bolt
from
an
nis
thinking
was
done
for
toria.
2-1
and
4-1.
The
double
heaven.
i
min
by
his
corner.
True,
as
his
:
win
stretched
their
latest
streak
During
ids
heyday,
before
the
,
record
attests,
he
was
a
fair
box-
to
five
straight.
Second
World
War
when
Louis
;
er,
a
fighting
machine
with
a
The
Indians,
starting
what
was
knocking
them
over
at
n
'
murderous
punch
and
an
op-j
will
be
their
last
road
trip
if
the
rate
of
three
and
four
a
year.
portunist.
When
after
being
1
Spokane
fans
fail
to
develop
a
the
Brown
Bomber
was
old
"zip-1
oulboxed
for
possibly
three
;
satisfactory
ownership
plan,
per-mout
h"
himself..
Ask
him
quarters
of
a
fight,
hi.s
opponent
turned
in
a
7-5
win
in
10
in-what
he
thought
of
his
chances
left
himself
unguarded
for
one
nlngs
at
Edmonton.
The
orphan
end
a
sports
scribe
would
be
'
vital
moment,
Joe
didn't
have
Indians,
whose
franchise
was
lucky
ll
he
received
an
acknow-1
to
have
a
diagram
drawn
for
'
declared
forfeited
last
Sunday,
lodging
grunt.
The
only
man
'
him
and
he
lowered
the
boom,
j
are
playing
this
week
under
the
who
could
inspire
any
degree
of
i
tie.
Conn
in
the
13th
Finally
he
direction
of
the
league,
while
a
eloquence
in
Joe
Jacob's
prize
!
was
oulboxed
by
the
32-year-old
civic
committee
works
on
plans
property
wan
Max
Stliiiirlin,
'
Charles
who
is
taking
on
the
1
to
acquire
the
club
from
former
who
hailed
from
the
Third
Reich
;
first
white
heavyweight
champ-:
owner
Roy
Hotehkiss.
and
was-made
out
by
some
press
iun
of
the
fistic
world
since
Lewiston
also
invaded
Canada
MA
DTli1
OLO-T1MK
BASKB.M.L
l'l.AYFKS
chat
in
Philadelphia
where
they
gathered
to
pay
respects
at
the
funeral
of
the
late
Charles
Albert
Bender,
71,
a
Chippewa
Indian
known
as
Chief
Bonder
throughout
his
distinguished
pitching
career.
Left
to
right
are
Frank
Home-Hun
"
Baker,
a
member
of
the
famed
$100,000
infield
that
backed
the
Chief,
top
pitcher
on
the
team,
in
the
Athletics'
1910-1914
American
League
championships:
Lena
Blackburn;
and
Andy
Coakley,
the
Chief's
roommate
during
their
playing
days.
Chief
Bender
was
elected
to
the
nasebail
Hall
of
Fame
in
September,
1953.
Connie
Mack
called
him
his
greatest
one-game
pitcher
"If
everything
depended
on
one
game,
I
just
used
Albert."
FrJAllJ
"kisyu
Marksmen
Given
Awards
agent
to
be
Ilitier's
personal
James
Braddock
in
1935.
ana
pounaea
out
a
i-a
triumph
Extet
Rock,
Ezzy
Sweat
Out
Hours
Of
Waiting
Before
Title
Go
over
Calgary.
Wenatchee
shad
ed
Tri-City
2-1
behind
two-hit
Now.
we
agree
heartily
that
.
pitching
by
Charley
Beamon,
Charles'
only
chance
is
to
follow
and
Salem
dropped
Yakima
6-1.
hem
-
a.'tt.'
tito
.vt-ie
out
in
the'
ninth
that
rave
the
Giants
a
5-3
vi.-tory
over
Cincinnati
and
:o!e
possession
of
first
place.
In
ni'ilher
case
did
Durochjr
1
tell
the
hitters
before
they
went
to
bat.
Ant
Mihvaukee
on
the
-nr.'-
of
the
moment
he
told
his
bench:
"H
the
kid
hits
one
I'll
give
htm
a
hundred
bucks."
The
(Hants
knew
from
the
fevettth
Inning
on
that
Brooklyn
had
lost,
to
Milwaukee
7-0.
meaning
that
fit.
st
plee
was
theirs
If
they
could
bi'at
the
Reds.
Milwaukee
took
third
place
a?
Philadelphia
bowed
to
St
Louis
3-!.
In
tin-
American
League
Cleve-'
land
stretched
lis
lead
to
three
games
over,
uie
Chicago
White
Sox
by
whipoinj
Washington
9-3.
The
White
Sox
never
quite
found
out
what
hit
them
as
they
Remember
when
ambassador
sent
over
to
express
contempt
of
a
red-blooded
American
boy
like
Joe.
Joe
according
to
what
we
read
in
tho.se
days
detected
Schnieling's
intestines
and
when
they
met
on
June
2:2,
1938,
Louis
in
true
Uncle
Sam
tradition
finished
off
the
hated
Nazi
in
the
first
round
with
a
rupturing
blow
to
the
kidneys.
the
same
procedure
as
he
used
;
Vancouver's
George
Nicholas
i
By
Ml'RKAV
KOSK
!
the
noon
weight-In
on
Thursday.
on
Louis
when
he
and
the
j
limited
Victoria
to
four
hits"
and
j
NEW
YORK
The
long
hard
:
POSSIBLE
RAIN
"Rock"
tee
off
in
New
York,
but
j
stroked
a
single
that
drove
in
the
j
months
of
training
are
over.
Now
:
Although
there
was
a
forecast
we
don't
think
it
will
avail
him
;
winning
run
in
the
seven-inning
I
the
hours
grow
longer
for
h'-avy-
1
of
warm
and
humid
weather
and
very
much.
opener
at
Victoria.
Bob
Well-;
weight
champion
Rocky
Mnrci-
possible
thunderstorms
for
Pain
FOR
A
LAST
BEAUTIFUL
F
QUART
It
might
postpone
the
effect
,
m"n
s
two-run
nomer.
nis
mntn
of
the
sleeping
pills
that
Marci-
i
o
the
season,
was
the
winning
ano
and
challenger
Ezzard
Thursday,
promoter
Jim
Norris
Charles
as
they
sweat
out
the
reported
a
brisk
ticket
sale,
mental
torture
of
waiting
fo-the
!
He
said
there
was
$300,000
in
opening
bell
of
their
title
finjit
!
the
till
and
that
he
expected
to
both
hands,
but
j
margin
in
me
secona
game.
But
after
that
Joe
recaptured
a'10
carries
in
at
Yankee
Stadium
tomorrow
go
up
to
the
stadium,
Thursday
night
with
between
$350,000
and
eventually
dream-ttme
will
catch
opoitane
aiso
won
via
me
nome
up
with
him.
Charles
as
champ-1
nm
route-
Whitey
Thompson
'
homered
for
Edmonton
to
tie
ion
had
only
one
knockout
to
his
credit
in
four
title
defences
!
the
eame
at
5-5
in
the
eighth,
and
while
he
may
have
cooled
!
ln
tnc
10tn'
Red
Robbins
lifted
his
customary
reluctance
to
ex-piess
hunseil
on
any
subject
which
necessitated
the
use
of
ten
words
or
more.
night.
This
is
a
bad
time
the
waitingfor
most
fighters.
And
most
observers
feel
that
it
will
affect
the
boxer
Charles
more
than
several
"ham
and
enters"
in
his'""
uul
01
lne
PaIK
wlln
mnn
aboard
to
sew
up
the
contest.
$400,000.
He
held
to
his
prediction
of
a
$500,000
gate
"v
more"
;
with
a
break
in
th.i
weatner.
The
fighters
win
share
in
an-
j
other
$190,000
or
so
from
the
:
coast
to
roast
threatre-tlevision
j
and
$35,000
from
the
network
The
Calgary
game
produced
i
the
slugging
Marciano
"It's
the
long
ride
to
the
sta
recent
climb
back
into
contention,
most
of
the
top
bracket
boys
have
gone
the
limit
witn
him.
Now
howuver,
at
40,
Louis
can
not
only
talk,
he
can
expound.
According
to
Al"
Writer
Jack
Hand
whose
words
we
printed
on
this
page
earlier
this
week,
Louis
is
convinced
that
Ezzard
Charles
is
going
about
his
train-
GAI10N
the
usual
quota
of
homers,
four
by
Calgary
and
three
by
Lewis-ton.
Four
Calgary
errors
helped
the
Broncs.
dium
the
night
of
the
fight
that
gets
the
boxers,"
said
Marshall
radio
broadcast.
There
will
be
Tly
Tne
Cnmtdmn
Prewl
Jack
Lovelock,
slim
New
Zeal-ander,
defeated
the
cream
of
the
United
States
runners
In
the
mile
race
at
Prinrelon
19
years
;HO
today.
The
Oxford
University
runner
easily
defeated
Bill
Bonthron
and
Glen
Cunningham.
A
year
later.
Lovelock
won
the
1
500
metres
at
the
Berlin
Olympics
in
3:478,
a
mark
that
stood
uiitil
Joseph
Barthel
of
I
lixrmb'iurit
set
a
pace
of
3:4i2
at
Helsinki
in
1952.
Miles.
wh.o
managed
the
great
no
home
television
of
the
7:30
In.
our
book
he
won't
go
the
In
contrast,
Tri-City
managed
Five
top
marksmanship
cre-ts
were
awardod
to
city
youth
i
last
night
at
ti.
final
met
tin"
of
il-
;
Civic
Centre
Yuuth
rifle
club
before
a
small
but
intereiUd
crowd
of
parents
an
'I
f
ri
.-iitl
i.
The
ciests.
given
.he
club
by
Fashion
Footwear
were
pro-en!-;
;
ed
to
John
Clihbett
wb
had
an
average
of
97.5
per
rent;
W.tviio
.
,
Crow,
93
3;
Bill
Ungate
!.';,!',.
Robert
Pcdersen
918:
and
Teio
Paavolo
94
3.
Also
presented
were
Dominion'
Marksmen
pins
for
piolicieney
i
in
shooting
to
the
foi:wi
u:
!
Ilrouve
V,Vi
(5
tarrrln
of
f0
tint
of
10.1)
Gary
Chang,
Billy
Kri.-
tman-"on.
Kri-
Krislman.
,in,
o
I
,'!,
Phil
Lyons.
Raloh
Olvm.
Howard
Marshall,
Ronald
Prtci.-in,
Danny
Pick,
Cral-;
Slewyrt.
Lance
Theohald.
E.ldy
Tuicoth.'
and
George
Pearson,
Silver
Pins
(10
targets
of
3
out
of
1(1
Frank
Anfield.
Jeivi
rn'ol-.et!.
Wayne
Crow,
William
II
):.
ae,
Joe
Kraupner.
Jim
McLean,
Tt
ro
Paavolo
and
Robert
Ped.'!'.":i.
iiuld
Pins
(l(
larxets
of
W
cut
(,r
1(1.1
1
Frank
Anfl.Md.
J:
h;i
Coolj.-tt.
Tiie
brvt
eroupiiv
;
i
I
u-
Mi1.-
car
was
ma
le
by
Joh.i
Cli
;lj.-;t
with
a
H"
rou
p.
Instructors
Die'?
p
-,i(,
n.
pp
i
Murray
and
c.it.st.
Jc:i
v
Mri,
exnresseil
then
elves
veil
pi-as-!
ed
wilh
the
results
aHaine;
and
,
said
that
thev
'noil;
;
tiie
club
:
Would
ex.-ceri
i!';
p.-'
"T
t
n:em-i
tsrsh'T
of
71
boys
rax.
fall.
Joe
Louis,
and
saw
many
of
the
p.m.
PITT
15-rounder.
ing
the
wrong
way.
He
blossom-
i
limit
with,
Marciano.
He'll
make
only
two
hits
off
Charley
Bea
Bomber's
opponents
freeze
before
I
the
battle.
"They
die
on
that
ed
out
with
the
opinion
that
an
admirable
stand,
probably
i
mon
at
Wenatchee
and
only
one
WIL
STANDINGS
$7-75
GORDO
Charles
was
mistakenly
planning
;
keep
Kocky
off
balance
for
as
man
reached
first
in
the
first
i
ride."
to
carry
the
fight
to
Marciano
many
as
eight
rounds,
but
then
,
five
innings.
Beamon
won
his
to
try
and
slug
it
out
with
him.
j
the
savageness
of
the
champion
,
own
game
in
the
ninth
with
a
1
p,CKi
RWKY
He
advised
that
Charles
stick
to
!
will
cave
him
in.
Marciano.
no
,
line
single
scoring
Pumsy
Green,
j
Miles
picked
Rocky
in
10
or
less.
boxing,
and
try
to
fight
the
I
polished
workman
to
date,
has:
Salem
scored
four
runs
in
the
j'
"Charles
probably
will
lead
for
same
way
he
did
when
Charles
been
improving
all
the
time.
He
first
inning
and
rolled
to
an
easy
seven
or
eight
rounds."
s;fi
AND
w
i'3
i7
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26
23
2'J
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22
16
Vancouver
Yakima
Fidmonton
Spokane
.
Wenatchee
Lewiston
.
.
Tri-City
.
.
Victoria
Salem
.
.
.
Culgnry
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551
5S8
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520
4H0
449
444
440
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6
6
7i
:,
9i;
91,
10
in;
proved
that
ne
could
be
out-
;
win
at
Yakima.
Tom
DelSarto
Miles,
"and
then
Rocky
will
con
ANDERS
boxed
for
13-rounds
and
still
was
the
winning
pitcner
nect
just
like
-toe
used
to
do.
Practice
Tomorrow
A
prucliie
of
all
members
of
(lie
Sur.fr
Vjlu
Little
I-raRu?
W'.im
Uxs
been
tilled
fur
3:M
lol.ioiloH
at
Algoma
Park.
it's
EASY
KEM-GIO.
The
Miracle
tustie
Enamel
las)
Niqnl's
Fiohh
!
come
through
with
a
knockout
p.unch
when
he
won
the
title
from
Jersey
Joe
W'alcott.
The
1
same
thing
will
happen
tomor-!
row
night
only
in
shorter
time.
No
former
champion
has
ever
re-!
gained
the
title
after
having
lost
PCL
STANDINGS
The
odds
the
1-2
that
undefeated
Rockv
will
make
the
former
champion
from
Cincinnati
his
41st
kavo
victim.
On
th
fight
itself,
the
29-year-old
Brockton
bruiser
held
firm
as
a
1-3'i
choice.
It
was
5-1
against
Charles
scoring
a
knorkouj
Both
gladiators
were
(h.j
to
Bv
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Associated
Pross
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Bobo)
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Francisco,
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