Tuesday,
August
4,
1953
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Rainiers
Fail
to
Gain
!
On
Fast
Stepping
Stars
By
The
Canadian
Press
said
the
league
would
not
COUn-
Hollywood's
scrapping
Stars
are
tenace-fist
fights,
but
Los
An-six
games
out
in
front
in
the
race
geies'
management
said
ticket
for
the
Pacific
Coast
League
flag.
!
orders
are
coming
in
fast
for
the
Hollywood
dumped
Sacra-
next
series
between
these
teams
mento,
6-3,
Monday
night
before
;
at
Wrigley
Field,
starting
Aug.
9,635
fans
while
Los
Angeles
in-
;
24
vaded
Seattle
and
downed
the
j
,
second-place
Rainiers,
3-2.
-
Oplc
Irish
lorn
el
ri
Third
Avenue
.John
Bulger
Ltdi
J
-t'
'ic11-"
X-
JLS
ims
Slaughter
Sockeyes
little
League
Runaway
I
Street
Chums
com--
Ken
Murray,
Bobby
Adams,
rf
;
ramped
their
East
End
Don
Murray,
Barry
Kurdziel,
tie
Sockeyes,
last
night
Bryan
Hetherington,
cf;
Norm
s
runaway
Little
League
Barker,
Jim
Colussi,
Ron
Rob-
amassed
a
41-3
score
erts,
If.
p
Park
before
a
good
Sockeyes
Richard
Hebb,
Dale
i
Turcotte,
pitchers;
Robin
Cam-
hnings
of
play
Sockeye
eron,
c;
Bruce
Robertson,
lb;
'ailed
to
curb
the
Chums
Ken
Cameron,
2b;
Dale
Turcotte,
hitlers
who
scored
In
Richard
Hebb,
3b;
Doug
Turner,
lr?g,
never
dropping
be-
ss;
Rommy
Campbell,
rf;
Mur-hiee-run
mark.
ray
Weils,
Harry
Turner,
Alan
Hebb
gave
up
three.
Wilkir$sonr
cf;
Ken
Dockendorf,
the
first,
eight
In
the
If.
,
,
;
.
ifore
being
relieved
by
Next
scheduled
game
In
the
rcotfr?
who,
being
the
Little
League
series
sees
Pirates
Calvin
Coolidge
McLish,
Los
Angels'
fast
ball
right
.
hander,
held
Seattle
to
four
bits,
one
of
them
a
home
run
by
Clarence
TORONTO'S
MAYOR
Allan
Lamport
says
plans
are
under
way
for
a
60,000-seat,
$2,000,000
civic
stadium
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
t
j
back
the
city's
bid
for
the
1900
summer
Olympic
games.
The
new
bowl
would
Incorporate
th3
existing
24,000-seat
CNE
grandstand
by
completing
the
oval
with
uncovered
cement
stands.
The
proposed
new
stadium
also
would
support
the
city's
bid
for
a
major
league
baseball
franchise,
the
mayor
said.
He
also
said
the
new
bowl
should
"cinch"
the
Grey
Cup
classic
a:
a
fixture
for
Toronto.
Maddern
with
Ray
Orteig
on
base.
Aside
,froa
that
big
blow,
Seattla
was
controlled
by
McLish,
who
racked
up
his
13th
win.
The
winning
blow
came
In
the
eighth
as
shortstop
Gene
Baker
doubled
only
remaining
piu
ner,
meoi
,
wioose
weanesaay
at
7
with
a
runner
on
second.
p.m.
at
Algoma
Park.
Two
Net
Stars
Refused
Visas
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
IJy
GALE
TALBOT
San
Diego
nosed
ut
Oakland,
I
4-3.
as
shortstop
Buddy
Peterson
I
singled
home
the
deciding
run!
in
the
ninth
Inning
with
two
out.
j
Bill
Thomason
allowed
Oakland
,
only
four
hits,
.one
of
them
a
j
filtered
for
10
runs
in
tinning,
6
In
the
fourth,
fth
and
10
in
thermal
-starting
pitcher
Char-Ifrom
enve
up
only
three
fc-o
hits
and
four
walks
fking
five.
He
held
the
fDrelosM
in
the"
third
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
CAPETOWN
(AP)
Profes
sional
tennis
stars
Jack
Kramer
NEW
YORK
(AP)
A
man
who
has
been
sleeping
under
trees
for
a
month
and
receiving
his
ana
rancno
segura
were
re
NATIONAL
LEAGIE
fused
visas
to
enter
South
Af-
j-i
lieved
by
Gary
Heth
ab
r
h
Pet.
sports
news
largely
second-hand
needs
to
do
con-ca
because
the
government
homer
by
the
veteran
outfielder
Sam
Chapman.
San
Francisco
and
Portland
were
not
scheduled.
They
Will
play
a
"doubleheader
Tuesday
night
at
San
Francisco.
.
PCL
PresiderTt
Clarence
Row
does
not
want
foreign
exchans
I
Hetherington
gave
up
Schocnd'st,
St.L.
377
74
130
.345
,,;,l.,ui
siderable
v.-
u
u
e
u
i
a
'
brushing-up
before
he
returns
to
the
I
hits,
allowed
no
free
irvin,
ny
,
370
59
124
.335
sen
D.C.
APRICOTS:
to
leave
the
country,
a
tennis
The
'official
said
today.
id
fanned
six
Sockeyes
Furiiio,
Bkn
,
349
58
114
.327
ous
chore
of
"exDertintr"
on
a
national
scale.
preserving
and
will
last
season
in
now
in
full
SWIll
SI,
oping-
the
opposition
Baumhnltz,
Chi
342
53
111
.325
i
m
ilne
of
duty
therefore
we
i
Kluszewski.
Cin
302
70
127
324
1
1
;
Marchat
Davies,
president
of
.
i
the
Eastern
Lawn
Tennis
As-
nm
only
a
Cow
more
days
land
Monday
socked
five
players
Runs:
p.,..-
Snider,
t.
I"
and
i"",c
ralne,i
care-
Eosswall.
have
recovered
aiiMia
onnlQlInn
cnM
V,
!
I
8r
the
Sockeyes
gave
up
Brooklyn,
ful
examination
It
hurts
most
In
the
-wuuun,
miu
iic
irufiveu
u
wnere
tnrcua
tne
their
earlv-round
beatines
n.cr
at
If
you
inrffi't
preserved
your
back
files
and
have
come
to
thel
wimhiertnn
Apricots
yet
DO
IT
NOW!
.
-
conclusion
that
almost
nothing
I.'
w
The
month
saw
Native
Dancer,
happened
worth
bothering
about
A1
Vanderbilt's
colt,
continue
in
Take
the
big
league
pennant,
run
over
everything
they
could
I
walks,
11
runs
and
Dark,
New
York,
80.
3.
Turcotte
gave
up
Runs
batted
in:
Campanula,
p
walks,
struck
out
9
Brooklyn,
95.
'
"responsible
for
30
runs.j
Hits:
Schoendienst,
130.
'
:
Doubles:
Musial,
St.
Louis,
31.
Jack
Rudolph,
c;
j
Triples:
Bruton,
Milwaukee,
jpnrt'-trom,
Gary
Heth-1
10.
letter
irom
Interior
Minister
T.
j
pocketbook
f
or
their
fist
fights
E.
Donges
relating
the
reason
!
In
last
week's
Los
Angeles-Holly-ior
the
government
refusing
wood
series.
Frank
Kelleher
of
Kramer
and
Segura
visas.
Hollywood
was
fined
$100.
Gene
Kramer
and
Segura,
along
Handley
and
Ted
Beard
of
Holly-with
Frank
Sedgman
and
Ken
wood
were
nicked
$50
each,
as
McGregor,
were
to
tour
South
were
Angel
players
Fred
Richards
Africa
giving
exhibitions,
and
Murray
Franklin.
Rowland
.
B.C
preserving
fruit
is
always
you
best
buy.'"
Because
it
is
grown
clos
lo
the
Western
C'anadian
market
and
deo
not
hmr
to
le
picked
early
to
stand
a
long
trip
Mathews,'
Mil-
j
pii'Tirs,.
nryan
ivan-
jI(,me
nns.
I
Ir'tne,
lb:
Thomas
waukeei
33
fruit
is
left
on
the
trees
longer,
for
hifffiar
ym
to
niarkrl,
p.
i.iuu-
stolen
bases:
Reese
Brook-
hrttrr
sfrifif;fv,
home
caiiiii.g.
natural
auicar
ronlent,
hrinffinff
you
Jittrr
yymr
taut
irr-
rfaitllx
Hlth
your
frnv
llctherington,
3b;
I
pkler,
Sa;
Allan
Majore,
.
Iminq
Film
bring
against
him.
The
critics
said
that
sure,
the
Dancer
was
quite
a
horse
and
had
piled
up
a
wonderful
record,
but
that
he
hadn't
proved
anything
because
there
wasn't
another
three-year-old
In
the
country
worth
giving
barn
space,
Roland
Lastarza
finally
was
officially
named
to
challenge
Rocky
Marclano
for
the
heavyweight
crown
In
September.
This
came
as
no
surprise
to
anybody.
A
national
magazine
picked
one
of
the
hottest
snells
to
"prove"
that
curves
.do
not
lyn,
and
Bruton,
18.
Pitching:
Burdette,
Milwaukee,
8-2800.
,
,
Strikeouts:
Roberts,
Philadelphia,
123.
AMERICAN
I.F.AGI
E
,
AB
R
H
Pet
Verncn,
Wash
409
67
133
.325
races.
The
lankees
lost
a
big
chunk
of
their
lead
In
the
Am-!
erlcan,
and
Chicago
White
Sox!
obviously
put
on
a
Tine
spurt,
but
there
is
no
real
indication,
that
the
fouf-tlme
champions
will
be
seriously
challenged.
The
Yanks,
we
observe,
have
brought
'
up
some
of
their
more
choice1
young
talent,
just
in
case.
Over
In
the
National
League,
Brooklyn
Dodgers
have
pulled
slowly
but
steadily
away
from
their
pursuers,
Just
as
they
figured
to
do
once
their
pitching
settled
down.
The
only
surprise
there
Is
the
way
Milwaukee
his
ROUND
U?
iew
Tonight
ind
old
swimmers,
non-
OF
OLD
HEATING
EQUIPMENT
.
Trad
in
thai
Inafftciaal
"fuct-hog"
Ktatiaf
aaaliaaca
a
;md
Interested
persons
import
unity
tnnight
of
arolrt
w
yaul
Tata
aavaalaaa
af
Ihu
aflat
t);ri
Cross
Swimming
ty
film
at
the
Civic
c
Prince
Rupert
Parks
Mlnoso.
Chi
372
81
121
.3J5
Kell,
Bos
-
297
44
,
98
.323
Rosen,
Clev
390
67
124
.318
Msntle,
NY
355
79
110
.310
Rims:
Minoso.
8K
Runs
batted
in:
Rosen,
91.
Hits:
Kuenn,
Detroit,
134.
IHnihles:
Kell,
31.
Triples:
Picrsall,
Boston;
Fox
and
.
Rivera,
Cnicseo:
Boon.
lust
as
thev
reach
the
break
mm
refused
to
fold.
You
may
safely
plate,
but
only
bend
gradually
Siinunced
last
night.
'v
to
be
shown
at
8
i!i.'ht.
will
be
followed
similar
instructional
'nu?.h
Interest
Is
shown.
jimm
lor
a
repiay
oi
last
years
in
their
flight.
This
brought
i
world
series.
:
growls
of
protest
both
from
the
;
From
all
accounts,
Ben
Hoganj
better
pitchers
and
from
nura-
wcn
nimseir
onotner
golf
tour-
erous
catchers,
who
claimed.
n
chairman
of
tha
i
Detroit:
Phillcv.
Philariplnhia
fwimtsslnn
said."
.Miss
I
nd
Vernuri,
7.
,
;
iwnifiii
una
Maureen
ittnnouy-j
tneir
broken
fingers
were
no
:
collected
four
or
five
more
ten-optical
illusions.
-
'nis
trophies.
We
hid
predicted
i
m
nne,
local
swimming
I
PfOlciT
bases:
Rivera,
18.
will
be
on
hand
dUring
Pitching:
Lopat.
New
York
RegdrdlMi
ot
kind
r
condition.
v
wtH
mokt
g
on
trout
trode-in
ollowonco
for
your
oroMnt
hootinf
dpplionco
ON
THE
PURCHASE
OF
A
NtW(
SOILorGAS
bright
careers
for
both
of
them.
in?
of
the
film
to
answer
j
10-2
.833.
-
-
Pier-r,
Only
B!C.
fruit
becomes
available
in
'
sufficient
volume
to
ofiVr
you
the
economy
of
ppoU-nf-the
'
'
ten
fun
prices.
FOR
QUALITY
FLAVOR
AND
ECONOMY....
:
You'll
uluay
do
belter
if
you
preserve
li.C
fruit.
rill,
D.C.
PEACHES:
Preserving
season
will
'
,
,
Start
August
12th
with
Rochesters,
quickly
followed.:
by
the
freestone
varieties.
'
hile
Rochesters
are
a
semi-freestone
peach,
they
.
,
are
preferred
by
many
because
of
their
exceptionally
1
fine
flavor
both
for
fresh
culiti"
and
preserving.',
(
,
',
V
hen
preparing
Rochesters,
timply
cut
them
in
.
quarters
instead
of
halves,
and
you'll
have
no
trouble
removing
the
stone.
B.C.
BAfcTLETT
PEARS
G
An
excellent
crop
coming
up
,
and
we'll
huvo
all
you
vant.,
Preserving
season
will
start
about
,
August
18th,
and
last
alioul
four
weeks.
B.C.
PRUNES:
Ihe
lU.
Prune
crop
promises
to
be
particularly
good
this
season,
and
for
liest
satisfaction,
ire
nrse
you
In
trail
for
li.C.
'
Prunes,
.
The
B.C.
Prune
preserving
season
should
,
start
about
Sept.
3rd,
and
will
lust
about
four
weeks.
,
llrre
are
estimated
atartiug
datea
Tor
other
B.C
I'reserung
,.,
,
fruits.
(
PLUMS
.
.
.
for
jam
and
preserves
available
now
CRABAPPLES
.
.
.
for
preserves
and
jelly
a"
11
Transcendents
-
-
Aug.
18
Ilyslops
-
-
-
-
-
Sept.
12
I
We
find
no
indication
thit
tralla's
two
young
tennis
meteors,
Lewis
Hoad
and
Ken
and
give
a
commen-
?
"trikeouts
124.
FLOOR
FURNACE
Buy
now
ond
enjoy
frh
all-season
comfort
of
offrcient
euromotic
heating.
Our
termt
maka
it
easy
to
own
tha
finest
equipment.
V
.-gr-ffl
it..'
..V"fe
-
:.
1
i
v
.
,7
hit
OrVr
f
1
Limrttrf
Tim
Qnfy
"-,--""
-
-
-
--
--
t
COUMAN
DEALCK
lo?
wirti
Clcwn
Hr
IwrMKt-
if
I
Braves
,
Boost
National
Gates
fBWORff-
Art
"Maj
jr
league
club
owners,
many
of
Which
spent
the
early
part
of
the
season
counting
their
losses
at
the
gate,
are
breathing
a
lot
ea'iier
these
days.
An
Aseoclated
Press
survey
disclosed
today
that
attendance
-t
major
league
ball
parks.
In
1C53
has
pulled
almost
even
y.'ith
last
year's
figures,
with
tvo
clubs
already
over
1,000
000.
To
date,
major
league
teams
have
played
before
9.B50.232
cus-'oincis.
Lnst
year,
they
drew
C.E39.P71
at
a
comparable
period.
That's
a
drop
of
only
9,739.
Th?
transplanted
Milwaukee
Braves,
who
have
attracted
1,096.949
fans
In
48
home
games,
-e
rcsponfible
for
the
gain
of
804,530
shown
by
the
Nation
h
(Hpue.
The
world
chnrjipion
New
York
Yankees,
with
1,034,-jJ5
paid,
are
the
only
A:nefi
an
League
team
runnin;
ahiaJ
of
lust
year's
flsures.'
light
mmy,
iwoil
this
cupo
i
I
NAMI
1
ADDRESS
4-
-I
will
W
beppy
t
xwd
mh
rtKfftrti
IfNMlimi.
Comfort
Cosfs
So
Utth
With
a
Coftmai
FLEMISH
BEAUTY
PEARS
.
t
he
bndgPl-BHving
favorite
-
Sept.
M
.
v
-
a
,
X
FOR
FINEST
PR
ESERTF
S
T
5
MOST
ECONOMICAL
PRH
Ls
J
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rr
i
wait
for
'
"S
PRESERVING
FRUITS
J
.'Mllidi.
St.
Phone
211
f
n
nA
I
BASEBALL
TONIGHT
6:45
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
vs
ESQl'IRES
Postponed
Game
WOMEN
TODAY...
GOOD
RUM
for
your
money
ocas,
tes,
.
r
5?
.
They
do
most
of
the
much
of
family
banking.
They
JIIAT
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
TO
MISS!
PAY
YOUR
JAILY
NEWS
SUBSCRIPTION
IN
ADVANCE
AND
AVE-$2.00
PER
YEAR.
v
v
V;
;
find
the
bank
a
safe,
handy
place
to
9h
$10.00
per
ycor
for
your
carrier
delivery
svibscr'pt'on
when
J'oid
in
advonco
ot
rho
"News"
office,
.
,
,
keep
money;
they
like
to
pay
larger
bills
by
cheque.
Going
to
the
bank
is
often
as
much
a
part
of
the
shopping
day
as
a
trip
to
the
local
stores.
THE
BANKS
SERVING
YOUR
COMMUNITY
ou
no'
only
save
monc,
you
save
yourself
the
trouble
of
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