Prinrc
Rupert
Dcnlv
M
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
Hv
The
AswjclHU'fl
Prr.vi
Tribe
Squeaks
by
Baltimore
Orioles;
Victory
Skein
Longest
of
1954
Season
I
I
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Monday
to
Wednesday"
LOCAL
708
TO
SUPPORT
SOCCER,
PONY,
LOOP
TEAMS
Members
of
Local
708
of
the
Pulp.
Sulphite
and
Paper
Mill
Workers
this
week
voted
to
support
both
a
team
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Soccer
league
and
also
a
Pony
League
baseball
team.
The
meeting,
which
decided
to
support
both
projects
financially
and
morally,
expressed
the
opinion
that
In
the
latter
ra:e
full
support
should
be
given
as
any
aid
in
that
direction
helps
to
cuib
juvenile
delinquency.
George
Robinson,
one
of
the
Pony
league
''icials,
outlined
the
aims
of
the
group
to
the
meeting.
:
a
i
incsji
this
time
a
full-scale
drive
Sox.
The
White
Sox
moved
into
riRlit
thiouiih"
the
American
third
place
with
an
8-0
victory
"
Leanue.
over
Detroit
and
Philadelphia
The
Indians
have
stretched
As
last
their
seventh
in
a
row,
their
lead
to
two
games
over
j
7-3
to
Washington.
New
York
Yankees
and
Chicago
j
in
the
National
League,
St.
White
Sox
since
moving
into
Louis
Cardinals
overcame
Cin-first
place
last
Sunday.
cinnati
8-7
in
10
innings.
Brook-
Their
2-1
squeaker
over
Bal-1
ivn
edged
Pittsburgh
3-2
Phila-timure
Orioles
Friday
night
was
neluhia
Phils
defeated
New
York
Giants
8-1
and
Milwaukee
bcal
Chicago
Cubs
6-4.
Whitey
Ford
baffled
Boston
until
the
sixth
inning.
Then
the
Shramrocks
Down
Daily
News
To
Win
Mixed
League
Title
A
fighting
Shamrocks
team
with
a
playoff
high
of
1291
in
the
third,
took
the
lend
with
a
7-
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-
.if
came
irom
oenmo
last
night
to
capture
the
Mixed
Five-Pin
Bowling
league
playoffs
between-
A
and
B
Divisions
when
they
defeated
the
Daily
News
sextet
7
to
5589,
m
a
five-game
uy
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guing
into
tnc
filth
game,
Shamrocks
bowled
a
last
eame
of
12(14
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The
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of
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St!
Moritz,
the
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by
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by
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won
the
j
women's
high
single,
also
higher
A
division
playoffs
and
took
a
'than
that
set'in
B
Division
pi.iy
three-ame
leqd
In
)'-f
night's!
of
310.
Her
f.ve-game
total
was
play
after
giving
the
News
gang
1190
for
a
238
average
a
145
handicap.
They
rolled
l,
iiiEh
man
for
the
Shamrocks
m
the
first
game,
1158,
1118,
1071
Paul
,
was
Plche
with
1128
for
a
and
1204.
The
News,
starting
:
2''5
average
slow,
rolled
1039,
994,
roared
back
j
Five-game
Individual
totals
ELIZABETH
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ERICSON
LOUIS
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"ROB
ROY"
1
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I
U
l
their
eighth
straight
victory,
longest
winning
streak
in
either
league
this
season.
Early
Wynn
gave
Baltimore
five
hits
and
the
Indians
needed
their
luck.
They
managed
jus'
three
hits,
and
the
only
solid
one
was
a
fine
single
in
the
third
by
George
Strickland.
The
first
Oriole
to
get
past
first
base
wis
Tick
Kryhoski
who
homered
with
the
bases
empty
to
start
tli,?
ninth.
YANKS
ISKATKN
The
Yankees,
who
had
burned
up
the
West,
returned
home
io
get
beaten
6-3
by
Boston
Red
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50.
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In
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St.
Louis.
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Louis.
57.
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8t
Louis.
I'i.
Triples
Six
pUi:i
tied
witli
thrc.
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Runs
Musial.
St.
I,oills.
14.
Stolen
Bases
Burton,
Milwaukee,
,.-,
Bhl
Vit.
PltchlnK
RhscIiI.
St
Iaiuis
6-0
1
000
strikeouts
Haddix.
st
Louis.
48
Sedgman
Wins
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
(CP)
-
A
crowd
ot
about
900
saw
Frank
Sedyttnn
blast
Bobby
Riggs
off
th';
cour'.
here
Friday
night.
The
Australian
rolled
to
an
easy
6-2,
6-0
victory
to
advance
into
the
f
nds
of
the
two-day
professional
tennis
stand
here.
Panchosc
Segura
and
Gonzales
tangled,
the
former
winning
6-2,
6-1.
Sedgman
ana
Riggs
teamed
up
to
win
the
doubles
8-3
and
108.
Last
Night's
Fights
Hy
The
AkwtIhIi
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V
NEW
YORK
Pierre
Lan;:loin.
1S9',
France
outpointed
Joey
Giarclcllo.
169'.,
Philadelphia,
10.
MELBOURNE
rrank
Flan-:
nery,
142:l.,,
Auntralia,
outpointed
iCarl
Coates,
110.
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12.
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stretch
with
1008
in
the
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final
game.
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jM
Nuw.
t-
that
aily
News
faltered.
In
1
the
third
camp
a-hn
h
.
a
t
playori
nign
lor
men
or
women
of
375,
she
bowled
10
strikes
!
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f
t,
i
-
......
.artra
ui
iiniii
111
a
row
to
Will
I
$1
from
the
Bowling
Alley.
Again
in
the
fourth
she
bowled
six
strikes
in
a
row
to
give
her
a
;
Shamrocks:
Frun
Olat.
on.
6"!6:
Walter
Pnge.
985;
Marac
Laporte,
t45;
Paul
Piche,
1128:
Ilcrble
Holkestad,
999;
John
Laporte.
1064.
Daily
News:
Mary
Postuk,
1071;
Noble
Powell,
832;
Shirley
Yule.
791:
Doug
Standring.
906:
Jean
Nixon,
1190:
Dick
Ayres,
754.
Tropnies
and
prizes
for
the
mixcd
league
will
be
presented.
iuu-up
uannui-i
at
tne
Ca
nadian
Legion
next
Friday
night.
!
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High
School
j
Meet
Captured
j
By
John
Oliver
VANCOUVER
(CP)
John
Oliver
High
School
won
its
21st
victory
In
the
43rd
annual
running
oJ
!hs
Vancouver
and
District
In
ter-High
School
Track
meet
here
i
Friday
beating
out
South
Burn-
j
cby,
last
year's
winner.
John
Oliver
had
amassed
103
j
points
to
76
'.'j
for
Burnuby.
I,oid
;
Byng
had
57''2
and
Magee
which'
marie
a
good
showing
during
the
i
early
part'
of
the
meet,
dropped
to
fourth
spot
with
54
'.j.
Marie
Depree
of
Burnuby
'
South
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her
own
record
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weak-hitting
Red
Sox
opened
uo
with
six
hits,
including
a
triple
by
Milt
Boiling,
a
three-run
homer
by
Harry
Agganis
and
two
singles
by
Jacki
Jensen.
i
Bob
Keegan
gave
up
only
three
hits
to
the
Tigers
in
pitching
his
second
shutout
for
Chicago.
Cass
Michaels
drove
in
three
for
the
Sox
with
a
pair
of
singles.
CARDS
WIN
IN
10th
A
two-base
error
by
Johnny
Temple
and
consecutive
singles
by
Ray
Jablonski,
Tom
Alston
and
Rip
Rcpulski,
gave
the
Car-i
dinals
the
two
Tuns
they
need
ed
in
the
10th
to
beat
Cincinnati.
Stan
Musial
hit
his
14!h
honu
run
this
one
with
the
bases
loaded
in
the
seventh.
The
slump-ridden
Dodgers
had
o
hard
time
disposing
of
lasr
place
Pittsburgh.
The
Pirates
grabbed
a
2-0
lead
in
the
sixth.
Brooklyn
caught
up
in
the
seventh
on
Pee
Wee
Reese's
homer,
and
error
and
a
double
by
George
Shuba.
Then
in
the
eighth
Billy
Cox
walked,
was
sacrificed
,to
second
and
romped
home
on
;Junior
Gilliam's,
pinch
single
Hnmp
Home
runs
runs
uoro
were
t
the
h
hitr
big
f
factor
In
Milwaukee
s
first
Chicago
tri
umph
of
the
seison.
The
winning
margin
came
on
a
two-run
homer
by
Hank
Aaron
in
the
eighth.
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Mixed
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I
Ian
Dunbar
of
Pushovers
col
lected
the
most
individual
titles.
in
A
division
nf
th.
mih
Pin
bowling
league
piny,
statls-
ties
released
today
show.
Tunbar
collected
men's
high
average
of
218,
men's
high
single
of
369
and
men's
high
three
of
59.
Ladies'
high
average
in
A
division
went
to
Agnes
Pierce
of
Fashion
Footwear
with
204.
Ladies'
high
single
went
to
Vivian
Comadina
with
378
and
Ladies'
high
three
was
taken
by
Lois
Keays
with
859.
Team
high
single
was
captured
by
Fashion
Footwear
with
1499
and
team
high
three
was
won
by
Shcnton's
with
4087.
Shcnton's
topped
the
A
division
league
play
and
Shamrocks
won
the
playoffs
as
well
us
the
league
title
between
A
and
B
Division.
Daily
News
dominated
the
B
Division
play
taking
five
clear
lilies
and
sharing
one
out
of
the
11.
rMftiiHna
nrtA
EVI,.
C.,.M..
took
two
titles,
r
former
th"
ladies'
high
single
with
110
and
the
latter
men
s
high
average
with
198.
Doug
Standring
of
the
News
squad
shared
men's
high
single
honors
with
Don
Hawry-luk
o:
Esquiies
wiui
a
i30
and
the
News
also
set
a
team
high
single
of
1415.
as
well
as
ending
up
on
top
of
the
league
and
winning
the
B
division
playoffs.
Betty
Hydnman
of
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
took
ladies'
high
average
with
196.
Ruth
Williams
of
Harold's
won
ladies'
high
three
with
727.
George
Freeman
of
Mixups
took
men's
high
three
with
7rt7
and
Mixups
won
team
high
three
with
3576.
Tyees
Annex
Second
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ltv
7hn
Ciuiiiflljui
I'l-ess
Riin
and
the
Victoria
Tyc
s
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