,
nice
lupcil
Uullv
INO.-
I'ui
i(1il
J
II
I
it-
Z'i
itf-S
Tribe
Confident
of
A
s
But
Ponder
Yank
Series
!
PANKH.
0llt
7'
i
?
1,1
1,1(1
!'l;.ws
,
Furgol
Victory
Top
Example
Of
Courage
IN
THIS
CORNER
By
El)
COItltlGAN
AssDt-lntfd
Press
SportH
Writer
While
the
New
York
Yankees
lta"er
and
flounder
five
panics
off
the
pace,
the
Cleveland
Indians
confidently
awaited
an
In
s.
Bhead
of
the
Brooklyn
DiKlfe.s
,
with
an
8-5
victory
over
the
St.
i
Louis
Cardinals,
in
the
only
major
league
game
.scheduled
Monday.
Willie
Mays
hit
two:
home
runs,
but
the
Giants
still
!
required
Ihe
services
of
three
pitchers
Jim
Hearn,
Windy
Mc-
Call
and
Marv
Grissom
o
DICK
AYKES
By
WILL
GKIMSI.EY
NEW
YORK
i
Ed
Furgol's
surprising
victory
in
the
United
States
national
open
golf
tournament
last
week-end
is
a
monument
to
a
flaming,
unbreakable
spirit
which
wouldn't
accept
defeat.
Few,
if
any,
national
champions
have
had
to
overcome
the
handicaps,
hardships
and
vicissitudes
which
blocked
this
lean
St.
Louis
golf
pro's
road
to
final
su.-cess.
"It
seems
I've
always
been
trying
to
prove
something
to
my
-
-.
-
i
,
h
'
VTT;
.
V
.
-
;
'
v
vasion
hv
Uie
Philadelphia
A's
tonlht.
In
fact,
they
weren't
.
even
thlnitltv;
much
of
the
A'.:.
Tlie
week-end
scries
with
the
Yanks
occupied
their
thoughls.
Casey
Stengel's
New
Yorker.s
al.so
were
thinking
of
the
Cleveland
series,
but
they
were
is
from
confident.
This
Is
the
vear
the
ImllanV
Al
Lope?
has
born
waitllu;
fo;'.
No
one
in
Cleveland
thinks
Ui'
lub
will
fold
as
it
has
in
annov-Ins
habit
of
doing
in
the
late
.stages.
Silenced
are
the
crilics
who
have
been
howling
for
Lo-
dump
the
Birds.
in
recent
weeks,
the
Giants,
have
been
beating
the
top
con-1
tenders,
while
the
Dodgers
have
1
been
wharkiii'4
the
second-raters.
Leu
Durocher's
team
;
eventually
will
catch
up
with
the
Brooks
in
the
number
of
games
i
to
be
played
against
the
second
i
division
clubs
and
should
be
able
to
lengthen
the
margin
If
they
self."
Furgul
said.
"I
knew
I
j
some
clay
would
and
I
did."
i
As
a
boy
of
12.
he
fell
from
)
Darallel
bars
on
n
nlavaround
!
too.
can
belt
the
weaker
teams
!
around.
sralp
because
he
insisted
en
and
smasher!
hi"
left
elbow
lenv-1
',p''
!
usina
Bi
b
Lemon.
Early
Wvnn
r
withered
arm
10
Inches
and
Mike
Garcia
both
asstarte
and
relievers.
shrrter
than
the
riht.
He
beat
his
physical
handicap
hy
trengthening
his
hands
and
his
shoulders.
He
became
a
good
golfer,
but
not
a
great
one.
But
lie
never
quit
turning
"I
Now.
when
the
si
retch
ru'i,
copies
Lopez
will
have
a
couple
of
;ood
re'icvers
to
send
In
when
the
iolm
"cts
hot.
Boih
Dim
j
.1
Mossl
and
Ray
Narleskl
have
I
i
n
!
filled
a
bin
void
in
the
bullpen.
V
Whin
Tut
Wright
ft
first
tiwk
off
at
Katy
lifiy
ytar
ago,
r?ri
aluniimimjs
alrtaJn
al.
Their
liny
engirt
siii'lecasl
aliiniinumat
and
cvliiulcr
hlncl.
Al,
ll.ls
been
(,roinj
tin
craft
industry
ever
sin
slums
aluminum
all.
helping
to
unnbat
tnf.
itrcso(su)ersonkl,.
A
lean
is
bmier
than
t,
ph'iug
aluminum
for
t
biiy
airtrafi
plants
r
nielals
users
looking
!
ness
and
strength
...a
'
l.
'
v
vKy3vrwmr
.
,
Knew
soma
(iy
I'd
win
th
'
i
ope:?."
he
said.
iFeutFTEncI
DINING
PLEASURE
in
THE
ROYAL
YACHT
Bluebottle
takes
a
leisurely
test
run
on
Lake
Louis,
near
Montreal,
in
preparation
for
racing
in
Canada.
The
yacht
is
a
present
from
the
Island
Sailing
Club
of
Cowes,
Isle
of
Wight,
to
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
t
A
for
the
Yankees,
Siengel
Is
i.s.iving
his
aces,
Al
lie
Reynolds,
j
!
Whitey
Ford
unci
Ed
I.opat
for
the
Indians,
but
he
doesn't
even
i
:
knov1
who
Is
goiii'
to
take
thi
hill
today
ngain.st
the
Detroit
:
Timers,
ordlmuilv
a
club
agal'isl
whom
the
Yanks
fatten
their
;
I
averages.
i
j
IMPORTANT
TI-'ST
j
Jf
tlie
Yanks
can
get
past
the
j
Tl'-;er.s.
the
cominr
scries
with
the
Indians
will
be
their
mo.
ti
Important
.since
they
swept
thati
i
two-game
set
fruin
the
Boston
l
Ked
Sox
on
the
linal
days
of
th
sj
I
'49
season.
I
In
the
National
League,
tnj
tion
o(
the
pr
,ce
that
it)-.
Brothers
puij.
Alumin.:
pany
of
Canada,
Lid.
Sees
A
s
Win
Seven
PHILADELPHIA
'.fi
And
fa
Eddie
Joost
and
Gus
Zernial
were
reconciled,
and
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
lived
happily
ever
after.
Commodore
Cafe
Averages
Hiked
Three
Points
By
Revived
Sacrifice
Fly
i
i
John
Land
v's
feat
in
running
'-the
fastest
mile"
yesterday
may
have
sent
11
million
fellow
Australians
into
a
glorious
frenzy
of
jubilation,
but
we
ll
venture
a
guess
that
they
were
no
happier
than
the
hard-working
group
of
men
who
have
been
slaving
fur
more
than
a
year
to
make
a
success
of
the
1954
British
Fmpirc
Games
in
Vancouver.
We'll
bet
the
BEG
cemmittee
in
Vancouver
were
bouncing
around
like
a
rubber
ball,
when
the
news
came
through
that
Landy
had
bettered
Bfilain's
KoRer
Bannister's
mark
of
3
minutes
59
4
seconds
by
a
whole
1.4
seconds.
You
can
quite
easily
visualize
them
staring
pop-eyed
at
each
other
and
realizing
what
the
event
that
had
taken
place
in
Finland
meant
to
the
events
that
are
going
to
take
place
in
Vancouver,
between
July
30
and
August
7.
Whatever
increase
in
ticket
sales
Bannister's
breaking
the
tour-minute
barrier
for
the
mile
achieved,
Landy
s
setting
of
a
new
mile
record
and
a
new
time
for
the
1.500
meters
has
capped
it.
Now
they
are
staging
a
mile
race
that
will
not
only
feature
the
first
man
to
run
the
four-minute
mile,
but
can
boast
proudly
to
the
world
that
on
the
afternoon
of
August
7
at
Empire
Stadium
"the
two
fastest
men
on
earth"
will
race
against
each
other.
What
a
drawing
card.
IF
will
mean
at
least
another
$20
000
to
the
BEG
and
if
there's
room
to
stand
left
at
the
stadium
on
the
last
day
of
the
Games
we'll
miss
our
guess.
Capacity
of
the
new
stadium,
where
they
are
still
busy
laying
turf,
is
35.000.
It
wouldn't
surprise
us
if
a
great
many
BEG
records,
along
with
some
world
records,
fell
during
the
coming
Games.
Landy
and
Bannister
certainly
won't
have
to
extend
themselves
to
beat
the
previous
BEG
record
for
the
mile.
It
was
set
in
the
lilaO
Games
in
Auckland
by
C.
William
Parnell
of
Canada.
The
time
4
minutes.
11
seconds.
Some
records
have
stood
for
a
long
time.
Percy
Williams'
time
of
9
6
seconds
for
the
100
yards
which
he
achieved
in
11)30
in
Hamilton
hasn't
been
beaten
yet
but
it
was
equalled
in
1950
in
Auckland
by
John
F.
Treloar.
Australia's
Jack
P.
Metcalfe
at
London
in
1934
set
a
hop-sklp-and-jump
record
of
51
feet
32
inches
which
still
stands.
The
same
year
Harry
B.
Hart
of
South
Africa
set
a
new
shot
put
mark
of
48
feet
134
inches,
which
hasn't
been
bettered,
although
Vancouver's
John
Pavelich
in
practice
this
year
has
already
heaved
the
shot
48
feet
234
inches
and
hopes
by
BEG
time
to
make
53
feet.
In
case
you're
Interested
here's
what
the
1954
crop
of
athletes
have
to
beat
for
new
records
this
July
and
August:
2:'0
yards
21
2
Cvril
B.
Holmes
(England
I
Svdney.
1938.
410
yards
47
9
William
V.
Shore
'South
Africa
i
Sydney.
1938.
47.9
William
Roberts
(
England
i
Sydney.
1938.
47
9
Edwin
J.
Carr
(Australia
i
Auckland.
1950.
880
yards,
lm.
51.2
V.
Patrick
Boot
(New
Zealand
i
Sydney,
1938.
3
miles,
13
m.
59.6
Cecil
H.
Matthews
iNZt
1938.
6
miles,
30
m.
14
5-Cecil
H.
Matthews
NZ)
1938.
Marathon,
2
h
30
m.
49
8
J.
L.
Coleman
IS.
Africa)
1938.
4x110
yards
relav.
41
6
Canada,
J.
Brown,
Pat
Haley,
Trail,
J.
W.
Loaring.
L.
G.
O'Connor.
London,
1934.
4x440
yards
relay
3
m.
13.8
England.
London,
1934.
120
yards
hurdles.
14.0
T.
P.
Lavery
(S.
Africa)
1938.
440
yards
hurdles,
52.5
Duncan
White
i
Ceylon
i
Auckland
1950.
High
jump.
B
feet
6
ins.
John
A.
Winter
(Australia)
1950.
Pole
vault,
13
feet
53,
ins
A.
S.
Du
Plessis
(SAt
1938.
Long
(broarii
.jump,
24
feet
43.,
ins.
Harold
Brown
(Canadai
1938.
Discus
throw.
158
feet.
Ins.
Ian
Reed
'Au.strallal
1950.
Hammer
throw.
163
feet,
10
'i
ins.
Duncan
McD.
M.
Clark
(Scotland!
1950.
Javelin
throw,
207
feet,
lfi
ins.
Stanley
A.
Lay
(NZ)
Hamilton.
1930.
"POST
SCRIPTS
What
few
brave
souls
made
it
up
to
Roosevelt
Park
Sunday
enjoyed
an
amicable,
yet
hard-fought
tame,
between
Commercials
and
F.squirrs.
Manager
Miner
Sirniimlson
of
the
hotelmen
had
the
immense
satisfaction
of
socking
the
winning
safety
.
.
.
Brother
Bruce
Simundson
got
robbed
of
a
run,
even
though
he
crossed
the
plate
before
the
play
v-s
completed,
as
the
game
had
ended
with
Gordv
Cameron
cros.-ing
hotne
plate
to
give
the
Commercials
the
winning
run
.
.
.
Tommy
McMeekin,
Prince
Rupert's
representative
on
the
B.C.
Athletic
Round
Table
Society
leaves
Thursday
for
a
Friday
conference
of
this
worthy
organization.
There
will
be
a
ticket
same
I
,
....
.New
York
Giants
pulled
a
The
j-
time
element
in
that!
.
..
..
fcaap.!U'-i
baiting
aver:is-.
is
drill";
its
job
n
a
bin
way.
An
Associated
Press
sii:v.y
disclosed
today
that
the
restored
rule
L'.ner,i!lv
hn.s
iii'Tast-J
lut-lir
r
percentages
three
p.nis
1
1
'
i
.4
I
NEW
YORK
liir-The
:-a
!
'
!'
I
fly,
revived
after
14
years
to
liik-
WIL
Drops
!
Spokane
And
Calgary
(Ac"-
what
the;
u.jti
;tl
the
re
would
have
been
illation.
j
A
total
of
314
sacrifice-
f'ies1
"Ml
:
'.I
r0
I.
'U
C
)'
n
hit
in
the
majur.s,
lift
ovj-r-all
i'vera?.e
i)i
I'oili
I
from
.257
to
.1CA).
Tlic;
i
have
he
I
i"".'
iiie
'
circuits
r
Last
Night's
Fights
;
Bv
Tilt'
Asiftclnteit
Pr'W
NEW
YORK
-Italo
Seortirhhil,
i
154.
llalv.
outpointed
Pedro
Gon-
i
zales.
15fU
Rankin.
Pa
.
10
j
BROOKLYN
Frankie
Rv.T.'
138.
New
York.'
outpointed
Brian
!
Kcllv,
14U'j.
Nlaiiara
Fails,
On!.,!
10.
-
SALT
LAKE
CITY
Gratll
Panter.
lisa"'-.
Salt
Lake
Ci'v.
outpointed
Mickey
Rhodes,
151,!
Boise,
Idaho,
10.
',
cgue
has
accounted
and
the
AnieiiiV.it
Nalionpl
It
fo.-
IHU
5f;
statement
is
somewhat
exafter-
!
nterl,
but
the
fact
remains
that
since
manager
Joost
reinstated
j
Zernial
in
the
A
s
line-up
fol-;
lowing
their
recent
flare-up,
the
j
A
s
have
won
seven
of
nine
j
Rames.
Moreover,
nig
Gus
has
been;
playint;
better
than
ever.
He's
hit
safely
five
limes
in
10
trips;
to
the
plate,
and
was
largely
res-
i
ponsibie
for
three
of
the
Phila-
i
delphia
wins.
Joost
hopes
he!
does
as
well
against
the
first-'.
plare
Cleveland
Indian
to-
night.
;
1
Some
second-Ruessers
are
say-!
ing
the
Joos'.-Zernial
tiff
was
one
of
the
best
things
that
could
have
happened
to
the
;
sliding,
hapless
club.
Their
row
was
a
publiely-con-
dtictrl
affair
10
days
ago.
Gus
Your
machinery
is
c'way
ready
to
go
in
a
EUTLIU
Mlh
.
,
I.
i
(Oil
TACOMA
lf
After
weeks
of
:
Uncertainty
and
linancial
woe,
j
!
the
far-flung
Class
A
Western
i
International
League
was
down
!
'
to
eight
teams
Tuesday
fellow-
j
'
ing
the
almost
simultaneous
loss
j
Monday
of
Spokane
and
Calgary.
I
The
announcement
by
league
1
president
Robert
B.
Abel
at
WIL
headquarters
here
that
the
Spokane
franchise
had
been
cancel-lied
and
the
Caleary
team
disbanded
evoked
little
surprise.
At
the
time
the
Spokane
Civic
committee
"Save
Spokane
In
!
dians,
Inc."
threw
in
the
towel
1-;1
Three
plaversGil
Iliules
of
Bi'o
k'vii.
Andy
I'aiko
of
Mil-'ivauke-
and
Mickey
Vernon
ot
Wash'imtpu
-
have
belter
thaa
.30a
bcraii
e
of
the
.sacrifice
fly.
Hrrri'-t
-.
li.ti
hit
ihe
mo
a
.s.tcri-.'
fi"e
V
r;
in
the
major
leae.ues
('ht
and.
is
11
points
to
t'.ie
"cr.il'v
ith
;i
cm
-cnt
nr.'.:
k
of
.31)1.
Fe
ynll'rl
he
batiiir;
und'.T
las:
year's
rules.
The
revived
reiubt
ion
e'.ve.s
a
You
don't
have
to
wato
tlms
ovtrhauling
rt
mnrhinerv
when
vou
keep
it
in
g
weather
tiglitB.;
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
steel
building!
You
get
machinery
in
and
out
fas
too,
through
big
sliding
doors
in
S'dts,
ends
or
fr
Rii-id
frame
steel
construction
with
gaivamztc
tend
of
a
time
.t!aiid
::nci
1:1
c,
his
manager
were
seen,
in
throes
of
an
arm-ivavini?
bat.
t
.
p'ayer
who
scores
an-.
the
aluminum
covering
gives
unobstructed
spact
f-j
the
As
cIiir-stages
of
ii
fair
fly
ball.
It
w:,s
,
hassle
in
front
of
tlr
rule;
1
;.st
No-lout
In
the
early
i.ther
with
a
v.
i
i
r
to
floor
to
roof.
You
get
more
space
pet
doaarini
safe,
liiihtning
safe,
fire
safe
But.ei
building.
he--
:
f'p"
havin
O
'
drop-
:'ll.
f
In
p-'o'
to
(lie
in
40
we
game
with
Detroit
Timers.
Zernial
was
more
than
a
little
put.
out
about
being
benched
previously,
and
the
fact
he
was
that
nicht
put,
Into
the
sixth
spot,
in
the
battiiif;
order
Instead
of
his
customary
clean-up
posi-lion.
Th'
dispute
ended
with
Major
League
Leaders
on
a
fund-raising
drive
the
team
j
was
en
route
from
Edmonton
to,
j
Vancouver
and
due
some
time
'
Tuesday.
The
committee
gave
tip
in
i!s
i
campaign
for
$40,000
to
insure
'
continued
operation
of
thf
club
!
after
less
than
J3.000
was
pledged
!
during
the
week
of
solicitation.
Only
two
games
were
played
j
Monday
night.
'
fialem
topped
!
Wenatchee
5-1
In
a
rhiibarh-j
filled
contest
at
Salem,
and
Lew
-jiston
edged
Victoria
6-5.
At
Salem,
both
teams
ioiivd
jln
a
fourth
inning
free-for-all
.
that
started
when
Salem's
John-
ny
Perez
swung
on
Wenatchee
It
will
pay
you
to
see
us
before
you
build!
Why
waste
'dollars
in
temporary,
hinh-'maintcnunce
const
roct
ion
wtirn
you
R(
t
a
permr.ncnt
Bt'tler
htiilding
at
such
rtascntil'Ie
Br
sure
to
get
our
price
lxrfoic
you
build
I
nation
ii.
i
i:ii
i:
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
(anil
economical
car
try
our
A-iffl
Al'STIN.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
S1495,
(hat
includes
foam
rubber
seals,
leather
upholstery,
directional
signals
anil
hcater-lt-f
rosier
unit.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
youngster.
reserved
at
the
BEG
for
a
Prince
Rupert
district
following
a
Round
Table
Quiz,
but
more
on
this
later
NORTHERN
ASBESTl
&
'.uiMriictom
SJtpl-
Gus
bcinp;
sent
to
the
showers.
The
next
day
Joost.
after
a
conference
with
Zernial
In
the
office
i
f
fceneral
manager
Earle
Muck,
finnounced
Ous
had
been
(irvri
$250.
Two
days
later,
a
much-cool-cd-of
Zemliil
stated
ptihllcy
th:
t
he
wt's
ready
to
take
ord-t
in.
Ho
said
he
was
prepared
to
plfiv
when
asked,
sit
on
the
I)
in
h
If
necessary
and
keep
hi
t
iroHth
dosed.
AB
It
II
Pet
Snider,
p.rimklyn
..
'.M4
47
di
:m
Knl
iiu.on.
Brooklyn
15B
'J5
57
,:ios
llnmner.
I'l'llliis
2?S
as
'!
Ml
Jiillrnski.
SI.
Lools
2(11
SO
1)3
.:tM
Huns
Mnsuil
St
Inus.
o'l
Rims
b;i(M-rt
lit
Mic.inl.
71.
Hll,
:
-
Joblnllskl.
!C)
IJuliljloa
-Smiler.
2U.
TS'ltjlcs-
Sf'lKK'0(lt"n''t..
St.
t.i
ill
lin'l
tiiiinrr.
ls.
2111,0
W.
lWh.
VJu"l
pitcher
Ted
Shandor
after.
Perez
said.
Shandor
fired
a
bennball.
No
one
was
hurt
and
no
one
was
put
out
of
the
game.
Victoria
rallied
in
(he
iiin!h
Inning
at
Lewiston
but
fell
a
run
short
of
catching
the
Broncs.
Trailing
fi3
as
the
inning
open-
.
,
f
r"
Home
runs
-
Mit-sinl.
2'.l.
!
Stolen
boMfi
llrnloo.
Mllw:iUki'C.
I
ritfliloo
Flu-
fli
ci
.lino:
Ai.O.orlll
!
:ed,
the
Tyees
scored
twice
I)C-
S
tsi-uu
Vi.rk
0.2
flltt
1
managed
to
end
strtkf
initM
-Hniiiltx
I,.
fore
lewiston
the
rally.
AMI
III!
AS
I
I
M.t
I.
An
It
II
71
Pit.
.?fl4
34.S
100
171
RiMEMBER
WHEN
,
iAvlln'
f;l-'wta""
.Toe
Louis
became
the
.e.-nnd
,,r,x
cht,.wn
Nero
In
boxln?
historv
to
win
,
House.
u-iroit
.
the
world
heavvweiaht
title!
Mlnoso.
:hicao
in
52
If
it
2:ill
77
TL--
:
.
f
T.V
il
1
r
1.,'
,,;r.
r
-
when
he
knocked
out
James
J.I
.Pmut
v.
f.t.
Ri'nrlHoplr
i
tin.
l
,l,lh
,,,,,.,1
nt
;
Hons
Imuwl
in
Mini,!
r7.
Chicano,
17
years
ago
today.
Thoj
?M',m,
W:,sM,.t-m.
first
was
Jack
jchnon,
champ-
Triples-
uuuni'in.
wasiirnKton.
ion
from
1910
to
1915.
Louis
had:
Home
runs-
Rosen.
cU'veit.nii
a
12-ycar-olrl
rei-n
until
he
I
i'roit.
n
ahanrionef
H.a
lltlo
Irr
10.10
iml
Wol'-n
buses
'Jeim
n,
B-K.ton.
Papers
Remake
Front
Page
Over
New
Mile
KVII'KV,
Austin.
.a
im
-
Australian
Pitiriiiiin
papers
remade
their
front,
pines
today
to
leliort
in
late
editions
John
Landy's
recorrt-'n'asliliii!
3:1.8
liillu
at
Tin
ku.
Kinlatul.
"f
.-nitiv
tlos
it,"
xaltl
the
Gun
in
it-,
ten
story.
"AiKi'her
miracle"
sold
.l
Daily
MifYor
in
letters
Hi
Indies
hl'tli.
F'or
niort.
than
a
year
Aut-t
r.ii
;
us
hud
i,icn
expeetin;
tamely
to
break
Die
fuiir-mlnillo
bari'i"r.
They
were
.sunn
i.M'il
when
Ho"er
Bannister
beat
him
to
it.
hut
remained
confident
that
their
boy
also
would
tiirii
in
ll'O
miracle
mile.
I,:'
tidy's
mother,
Mrs.
(.;.
(..!.
Landy,
was
awakened
by
Melbourne
liewi,)aprrs
telling
her
of
Jf.tm's
feat.
i:i
y.io!U
In
a
comeback
at-'
j-ii.'ii
iii;(
rie
ui'i:t
inns
New
York.
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Hl'.'i,
J
f'iyO
"ft
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failed
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