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of
Cup
Play
MONTREAL
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veteran
Vancouver
and
Henri
Rochon
of
may
possibly
sit
on
the
sideline.
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referee
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bout.
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will
probably
be
doing
most
and
doubles
matcnes
against
me
wwu,
....
m.c
Mexican
team
o
Mario
the
singles
today
and
for
the
of
the
work
in
the
North
Ameri-i
strung
.
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and
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Seattle
Gains
On
Hollywood
Five
full
games
separate
Pa-rifle
Coast
League-leading
Hollywood
Irom
the
pursuing
Seattle
Ruiniers
and
the
four-gam"
series
between
these
clubs
in
Seattle,
starting
Friday
night,
may
well
decide
the
1953
championship.
The
red-hot
Hollywood
Stars
made
it
seven
victories
in
a
row
by
sweeping
a
doubleheador
Mexico
starting
Fridav
at
the
Rafael
Ortega.
Canadian
new-Mount
Roval
Tennis
ciuo.
,
comers
Bob
Bedard
of
Sherbrooke
Lome
Main
of
Toronto
and
and
Paul
Willey
of
Vancouver
Major
League
Players
Go
Back
to
Work
Today
By
BEN
PIILECSAR
Associated
Press
Bporls
Editor
Major
league
ballplayers
put
away
their
fishing
poles
and
go
back
to
work
today
after
a
three-day
midsummer
all-star
holiday.
As
if
to
make
up
for
lost
time
from
Portland
Wednesday
night
HOSIERY
Diamondines
by
Monarch
Knitting
Company
The
most
beneficially
revolutionary
hosiery
on
the
market
today
.
.
.
We
have
done
everything
but
run
a
razor
through
them
...
all
that
happened
was
a
few
pullcd-threads
that
smoothed
out
on
stretching.
They
have
the
urn-ernes
of
51
-gauge,
twin
15
denier
and
are
nylo-mist.'d
for
extra
kUiv.oi
.
Summer's
nicest
shades.
Sizes
8
j
to
11.
Be
hosiery
smart,
umi
wear
Diamondines
by
Monarch.
Clayton
Pitches
Wildcats
To
21-2
Win
Over
Pirates
The
combination
of
Phil
Clayton's
pitching
and
hitting
plus
the
overall
strength
of
the
Wildcats
saw
the
Section
2
gang
murder
the
Tirates
from
Borden
Street
21-2
in
a
Little
League
game
at
Al-
the
minors
schedulrd
11
games
i
division
spot
in
a
nnsht
game
'
3-1
and
8-2,
while
Seattle
final
Bedard,
at
first
considered
a
great
singles
prospect,
tore
a
ligament
in
his
bark
during
a
recent
workout.
He
said
he
could
still
play
a
singles
match
with
his
back
taped,
but
had
difficulty
reaching
for
low
shots.
Observers
felt,
however,
that
the
injury
almost
nullified
his
chances
of
drawing
a
singles
berth.
Rochon
pulled
a
thigh
muscle
in
recent
practices
but
returned
alter
a
day's
rest
and
said
the
leg
did
not
hamper
his
play.
He
was
teamed
with
Main
In
a
doubles
practice
against
Bedard
and
WiHcy
Wednesday
and
showed
well.
During
the
past
few
weeks
Main
worked
out
with
Willey
as
a
doubles
partner
and
Willey's
lor
today
and
tonlgnt.
witn
against
Chicago.
most
of
the
action
coming
after
t!erk.
Charlie
Dressen
awoke
from
What
was
Dressen
s
dream
was
Casey
Stengel's
nightmare
and
the
New
York
Yankee
skhi-
his
three-day
dream
during
i
i
por
s
only
pleasant
thoughts
VHU
about
the
all-star
encounter
are
that
it's
over.
From
a
personal
standpoint
he
also
can
remember
that
he's
lost
the
dream
game
the
last
three
years
anl
v!iii
h
he
contrullod
the
talent
j
of
such
pitchers
as
Robin
Roberts,
Warren
Spahn
and
Curt
Simmons
and
resumed
his
daily
agony
of
trying
to
find
a
winning
combination
from
among
goma
Park
last
night.
The
one-sided
game
saw
Clav
ton
give
up
only
three
hits
whi'
rut
three
and
allowed
10
run0.
J
Parker
who
finished
the
game
for
the
Pirates
gave
up
two
hits,
ly
ended
a
five-game
losing
streak
by
beating
San
Francisco,
11-2.
The
Stars
gained
another
half
game
on
Seattle,
nevertheless.
They
beat
the
league's
outstanding
rookie,
Jehosie
Heard,
in
the
first
game,
although
errors
in
the
seventh
inning
by
Heard
and
shortstop
Frankie
Austin
were
costly.
Seattle's
Bill
Evans
slammed
on
the
brakes
to
stop
the
Rain-iers'
slump
and
his
catcher,
Rav
Oiteig.
hit
his
20th
homer
in
the
seventh
with
one
aboard.
Los
Angeles
knocked
over
San
Diego
twice,
3-2
and
8-4.
The
Priced
to
sell
at
.
paib
$1.75
datih
nn
in
win
hie
npnninr
niH
the
throwers
on
his
Brooklyn
Uw
Wor)d
Series
Dodgers.
FRASER&
PAYNE
replacement
by
Rochon
today
indicated
the
young
newcomer
will
not
be
in
the
left
court
position
against
Mexico
striking
out
15
Pirates.
walked
four,
struck
out
one
and
Three
Pirate
pitchers
were
allowed
six
runs,
unable
to
hold,
the
rampaging
'
Lineups:
Wildcats
as
they
picked
up
nine
i
Pirates
A.
Nirkerson.
M.
hits
and
Pirate
pitchers
gave
up
Greene,
J.
Parker,
p:
J.
Thorn,
18
free
passes.
!
L.
Ehy,
P.
Greene,
if;
D.
Love.
i
2b:
K.
Man,
lb;
W.
Ander.-on.
Pirates
got
their
first
run
in
O.
Chow
c;
L.
Thorn
ss:
the
first
inning
when
Ander-i3b:
mn
,..,u,n,t
ri
cn,.n,i
mimH.lS.
Wong.
J.
Muteh.
of:
A.
Till
OPEN
THIRD
TOI
R
Stengel's
Yankees,
who
won
every
game
on
their
last
western
swing,
open
the
third
tour
with
a
twi-night
doubleheader
Lous
1
first
game,
scheduled
for
seven
-WTT
r-T
.
U.UI.1XW1
against
the
lowly
St.
Browns.
Casey's
biggest
prob-
I
innings,
went
nine.
i
(tale,
J.
Schuman,
B.
Leighton,
n
i
i.ut
....
ir
I.-.
ed
third
and
made
home
when
Oakland
pushed
Sacramento
a
bit
deeper
into
the
cellar
by
t"'ucner
p.m
.m.i
ioi
.-..
m.iu
...
Bill
Smith,
capable
Wildrat
;
whipping
the
Sacs,
4
only
day
game.
in
the
catcher,
tried
unsuccessfully
to!,ne
oul-
jpick
him
off
and
missed
thel
Wildcats
Cawdell,
ss;
Billy
fielder's
with
his
throws.
K..
Smith,
c:
Foster,
lb:
J.
Scott,
Mah
got
a
clean
single
over
u:
B.
Jones,
cr;
a.
Harris,
jo.
(hort
in
the
first,
stole
second
!
M.
Souter,
2b:
Bobby
Smith,
but
died
there.
jOgilvie.
rf;
P.
Clayton,
p.
lem
at
the
moment
is
young
Mickey
Mantle,
his
all-star
cen-trefielder
now
reported
suffering
with
water
on
the
knee.
Mantle
reported
he
was
ready
to
play
but
the
indications
were
that
Stengel
would
rest
him
for
a
vital
double-header
in
Chicago
Sunday.
The
brash
White
Sox,
who
have
moved
from
fifth
place
to
a
challenging
second
in
a
month,
open
their
home
stand
with
a
daylight
twin
bill
against
Battery
Edges
Motors
XI
2-
R
IVrai"
vr.t.
the
srrnnri
hit
Tomorrows
utile
league
I.
Eastbound
Flights
Daily
game
sees
Conrad
Street
Chums
take
on
King
Edward
Hawks.
FACE
ST.
I.Ol'IS
The
Dodgers
return
to
action
with
a
l'a-game
lead
in
the
too-close-for-comfort
Nat
ional
league
pennant
chase,
raring
St.
Louis
tonight
in
the
first
ot
a
four-game
series
at
home.
Dressen,
whose
National
League
all-stars
came
out
on
top
at
Cincinnati
as
expected,
decided
to
Rive
Preacher
Roc
another
chance
Id
recover
his
wizardry
over
the
Cards
in
the1
first
panic.
The
Preacher
used
to
heat
the
Redhirds
by
just
showing
up,
but
lie's
been
kayoed
twice
by
them
this
season.
Milwaukee's
second-place
Braves
open
their
third
eastern
Invasion
with
a
night
game
in
Pittsburgh
and
the
homer-happy
Cincinnati
Redlegs
visit
Philadelphia
for
a
twilight-night
twin
bill.
The
Phillies,
like
the
Cardinals,
are
four
games
off
the
pace,
but
own
third
place
by
two
percentage
points.
New
York
Giants,
winners
of
seven
straight
before
the
Dodgers
stopped
them
last
Sunday,
renew
their
battle
for
a
first
-
off
Clayton,
a
two
bagger
in
the
second
but
he
was
picked
off
by
catcher
Smith
when
he
tried
to
steal
third.
J
Thorn,
Pirate
right
fielder.
The
120
HAA
Battery
eleven
scored
a
2-1
victory
over
Gen
From
Vancouver
eral
Motors
in
a
Prince
Rupert!
association
football
game
last
For
a
smooth
Washington.
The
Sox
trail
the;"1
at
Roosevelt
Park
walked
to
start
the
third
inning
and
was
knocked
home
by
A.
Nirkerson.
Nirkerson
in
fret
In
a
well-played
game
with
Only
2
hrs.
"
4
hrs.
"
9
h'rj.
"
11
hrs.
1
5
mins
to
Calgary
50
mins.
to
Winnipeg
IS
mins.
to
Toronto
15
mins.
to
Montreal
15
mins.
to
New
York
ting
nis
single
in
me
inira
was
Yankees
by
five
and
have
a
13-game
home
stand
coming
up.
Cleveland's
third-place
Indians
play
host
to
Philadelphia
Athletics
in
a
night
game.
Th?
12
hrs.
the
last
Pirate
to
leave
the
plate
in
the
direction
of
first
base.
Clayton
finished
off
the
rest
of
the
Pirates
with
10
consecutive
strike
outs.
Indians
fell
8'2
games
behind
j
plenty
of
good
passing
Battery
scored
the
opening
goal
and
Motors
were
able
to
prevent
further
scoring
in
the
first
half.
Boltong
scored
the
soldiers'
second
goal
after
the
second
half
started
and
Furunes
headed
in
.Motors
only
goal
on
a
well-placed,
corner
kick
from
Murray.
Week-end
soccer
will
see
a
Prince
Rupert
team
playing
host
to
an
eleven
from
Kispiox
at
Roosevelt
Park
at
7
p.m.
Wildcat's
polished
hnrler
also
did
his
share
at
bat,
garnering
by
losing
four
out
sit
five
to
Chicago
just
before
the
all-star
Intermission.
Fourth-place
Boston
begins
its
invasion
with
a
night
game
in
Detroit.
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to
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four
hits
for
five
times
at
bat
r
ne
of
them
being
a
bases
loaded
home
run
in
the
third
inning.
Cawdell,
Foster
and
J.
55rr.lt
irnt
the
other
Wildcat,
hits
I
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TRANS-CANADA
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RUM
Indians
Blank
Broncs
To
Regain
W.I.L.
Lead
INTIIN
AIION
Al
INi
ATIAMIIC
Jbb.
Tt
ANSCONTINf
NIAl
I
r
"A
tlaunch
old
friend"
For
the
Wildcats
Clayton
gave
up
three
hits,
allowed
two
walks,
tanned
15
and
gave
up
two
runs.
A.
Nickerson
for
the
Pirates
in
the
first
and
second
innings
gave
up
four
hits,
walked
four,
struck
out
three
and
allowed
five
runs.
M.
Greene,
hurling
for
the
Pirates
in
the
third
and
fourth
innings
gave
up
three
I
hits,
walked
10
Wildcats,
struck
HIE
COMPLETE
TRAVEL
SI
KVUt
VOl
K
LOCAL
TRAVEL
AGENT
By
The
Associated
Prena
Spokane
Indians
are.
back
atop
the
baseball
heap
in
the
Western
International
League,
thanks
to
some
fine
pitching
at
Defend
Trophy
Trap
shooting
was
held
Wednesday
and
Fashion
Footwear
defended
the
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
Challenge
Trophy,
defeating
the
trophy
sponsor's
team
86
to
71.
C.C.C.
team
was
unable
to
shoot
due
to
a
meeting
but
re-
wick
went
14
innings.
The
first
was
the
makeup
of
a
game
rained
out
April
24.
Extra-inning
contests
at
Yakima
and
Kennewick
and
a
slugfest
at
Spokane
highlighted
play
in
the
Western
International
Base
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Ctintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ball
League
Tuesday
night.
Vancouver
and
Yakima
strug-
.,,..,
snv
thpv
intend
to
win
this
r
gled
14
innings
before
the
visit-
,
CUI)
on
the
Julv
29
shoot.
High
scores
for
the
evening
Fridoy,
7
p.m.
Sharp
were:
E.
Backer
19,
R.
Montgomery
17.
T.
Boulter
22,
E.
Clausen
19,
and
F.
Parfette
19.
GENERAL
MOTORS
vs
CYO
ing
Caps
pulled
out
with
a
9-8
victory.
Edmonton
shaded
Tri-City
10-9
in
11
innings
at
Kennewick.
Four
Lewiston
hurlers
were
the
victims
in
the
nine
wild
innings
at
Spokane.
They
served
up
a
JEWEL
STAR
CONTEST
WINNERS
home
and
an
infielder's
boot
tit
Salem,
some
300
miles
awav.
Thp
Indians,
who
held
the
lead
briefly
last
week,
regained
the
top
Wednesday
night,
posting
a
5-0
win
over
Lewiston,
while
Salem,
the
erstwhile
lerrder,
and
Calgary
were
dividing
a
doubleheader
at
Salem.
The
Senators
dropped
the
first
game,
bowing
8-4
to
the
Stampeders.
as
a
result
of
a
miscue
by
third
baseman
Connie
Perez
Thpy
won
the
nightcap
4-3,
however,
and
took
up
a
position
half
a
game
back
of
the
Indians.
Perez's
error
came
in
to
top
of
the
seventh.
Trying
to
handle
a
snuoefe
bunt
with
two
men
on,
he
threw
wildly
to
the
plate
and
the
winning
runs
scored.
SHITS
Ol'T
I.KWISTON
At
Spokane,
Bill
Franks
shut
rmt
Lewiston
with
five
hits
as
t
hel
Indians
took
a
2-0
edge
in
the
three-game
series.
A
pair
of
.fielding
gems
by
leftfielder
The
winners
of
five
cash
prizes
arei
total
of
24
hits,
including
three
home
runs,
as
the
Indians
rolled
to
a
17-5
triumph.
Front-running
Salem
preserved
its
one-game
margin
over
the
Indians
by
edging
Calgary
2-1
at
Salem,
and
Victoria
downed
Wenatchee
9-7
in
the
evening's
other
contests.
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Mr.
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G.
Trickey,
37
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N.,
Stoney
Creek,
Ontario,
$700.00
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Mr..
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Reid,
2710
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Avenue,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
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addition:
100
prizes
of
Swift
hampers
and
100
prizes
of
books
of
theatre
tickets
are
now
being
delivered.
All
winners
have
been
notified
by
mail.
Complete
list
of
winners
names
available
on
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n
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tor
the.
shutout,
in
ine
nr.st
Inning,
Hafey
was
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on
hand
when
shortstop
Bob
Dinkersley
juggled
a
pop
fly.
Hafey
caught
the
ball
for
the
third
out
as
the
two
Broncs
crossed
the
plate.
In
the
second
inning,
Hafey
snared
a
long
fly,
then
threw
Art
Wilson
out
at
first
for
a
double
play
that
cut
off
another
Lewiston
threat.
In
other
games,
Yakima
shad
The
ninny,
hybrid
offspring
of
a
stallion
and
a
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ass,
is
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stubborn
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mule.
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the
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the
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game
2-0
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Tri-City
the
nightcap
6-5.
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second
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at
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