1
F.-l
f.
C.-y.
-
,.S,ul
13.
Nicholas
pC:
L
,r,
1
V
Persiste
rtt
Commercials
y.
Shutout
'
4.
I
For
21st
W
i
trim
Pacesetting
G&A
r
Joe
Nii
huh
7'
ihh
f
...
'
I
mi
ii-u
win
over
Tn
r
V
4
XT
tiay
night
to
ha:
!:r.
Western
nKrnitionai
vitrturv.
victory,
""t"'
tops
A
stubborn
Commercial
Hotel
Commercials
meet
Esquires
on
'
nine,
determined
to
climb
above
Thursday
night
and
should
they
!
pace-setters
Gordon
and
Ander-
win
they
will
be
tied
with
Gor-
on.
took
a
6-z
decision
from
don
and
Anderson
at
15
wins
Q
&
A
last
night
at
Roosevelt
apiece
and
7
losses
each.
If
they
:
Park
and
climbed
within
one
lose,
the
league
schedule
will
be
:
game
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Senior
concluded
and
the
-playoffs
will
i
baseball
league
ieaders.
start
as
soon
as
possible
after-
j
Gordon
and
Andersons
were
wards,
i
never
able
to
overcome
a
dis.-u-
2-
J
1
"AT"
ft
Socio'ogrcol
Studies
REGINA
-P
Studies
will
be
continued
this
summer
to
assess
current
sociological
conditions
in
northern
Metis
communities
The
studies
were
started
by
the
i
trous
first
inning
h'ch
paw
five
runs
scored
on
on-i
;.it,
four
walks,
a
hit
batter
and
an
error.
!
After
a
shakv
start
T'ohbv
Squires
settled
down
to
hurl
a
I
three-hit
ball
game
and
allowed
1
;
"V.
r
A
"
-
S3
only
one
run
after
the
first
on
natural
resources
department
a
two-bagger
by
Commercial
last
summer,
pitcher
Maurice
Scott
with
Wil-
'
"
ft
Nicholas
fatuit-d
(
batters,
walked
live
i
seven
hits
in
ra,k;n:
shutout.
The
21
wins
,
time
record
for
a
kite
Ine
shutout
at
s
r
ewiston's
5-
v.j
OTT
running
Spokane
mt,
Senators
to
within
or.
rne-hnlf
g'trrc;
c!
"
In
other
conteu,
Vis'
leated
WenauW
j.-uk
ni'ee-mt
pitchuw.-Keith
Bowman;
y"
ed
Calgary
7-a
sna'
v
tripod
Edmonton
t-j
'
BRONX'S
FOI'RTH
j
Lewiston's
lriu;:-jr.!i
opener
of
the
thm-v
in
the
Broncs'
h!r,i
ed
the
Brcnrs
in'.o
Lr
half
a
game
uhf-ad
0;
Larry
Bartim's
home
t
Romero
in
the
h?t
of
-won
the
gam?
fr
Ur
Spokane
had
tied
ti
liamson
aboard
via
a
walk
is
'
Trio
4
Major
League
Leaders
'I
Scott
for
the
hotelmen
cuffed
the
Gordon
and
Anderson
nine
with
three
safeties
and
was
in
cpntrol
at
all
times.
O
Ic
A
scored,
twice
in
the
third
inning
when
Squires
and
Hartwig
got
on
with
successive
errors
and
scored
on
Sid
Scherk's
liner
to
II
1
A
MOULD'S
RECORD
for
trotters
on
a
half-mile
track
was
set
by
Earl
Rowe,
Progressive-Conservative
member
of
Parliament
for
Duffer
in-Simcoe
driving
Celia
Counsel
ilefti
and
Vola
Van
at
Thorncliffe
Raceway
at
Toronto.
The
new
time
ol
2:07.4
for
a
mile
was
almost
three
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
AB
R
H
Pet
BRIT
UN"?
TIII.FTIC
DI
KE
OF
EDINBURGH
slams
the
ball
mightily
in
an
exhibition
cricket
mutch
at
Arundel
Castle.
The
versatile
royal
sportsman,
who
also
excels
at
polo
and
yachting,
captained
the
cricket
team
that
was
defeated
at
Arundel
by
the
Duke
of
Norfolk's
team.
.
.
.
.
-
sacondr.
faster
than
th?
old
record
set
in
1918
by
Roy
Miller
of
Syracuse,
N.Y.
ing
against
time
in
his
record
effort.
Rowe
was
rac
"'nor
oimunusuii
men
was
nus-
judged
and
went
for
three
bases.
;
Winning
pitcher
Scou
aliowed
Irvin,
NY
395
64
134
.339
;
S(
hoendienst,
Stl
437
82
144
.330
Kluszewski,
Cin
451
C4
148
.3'-18
;
three
hits,
struck
out
7
aiid
g:
e
Furillo.
Bkn
405
67
133
.328
I
me
ciiinin
on
itg
round-trlpper
by
W...
I
At
Wenatchfe.
P.!
i
Bowman
held
Yak:?
up
1
free
puss.
Squires
for
G
&
a
Campanella,
Bkn
399
79
129
.323
also
allowed
only
three
hits,
Runs:
Dai
k.
New
York,
93.
I
struck
out
four
but
walked
six;
nuns
batted
h:
Campanella,'
Commercials.
He
also
hit
two
in
Yanks
Fail
to
Stem
Senators'
Revolt-Brooks
Reliefers
Edge
Giants
in
13
Wildcats
Meet
Hawks
Tonight
In
Crucial
Little
Loop
Game
until
the
sixth
v.hn:
man
singled.
Th;
f
batters.
i
Hits:
Ashburn,
Philadelphia,!
152.
Box
S'
ores
their
other
two
u'.-
AB
Doubles:
Musia,
St.
Louis,
38.
,
.
singles,
in
th
niuh
Triples;
Fondy,
Chicago,
and
;
a
crucial
Little
League
baseball
From
the
30
players
coaches
will
Granny
Giad,u.M
Commercials
B.
Simundson,
21.
J.
Davis,
lb
5
out
over
Pittsburgh
after
zik
twisted
his
ankle
in
seventh
inning.
TIES
RECORD
Eddie
Mathews
hit
"his
'
Pavalakis.
rf
M.
Simundson,
cf
i
Morgan,
c
ran
up
the
biggest
margin
of
he
evening
in
whipping
Cincinnati
Redlegs
8-2.
.
The
Dodger
triumph
featured
brilliant
relief
pitching
by
both
clubs,
Jim
Hughes
and
Clem
Labine
holding
the
Giants
hi'-
Bruton,
Milwaukee,
10.
!
contest
will
ba
fought
tonight
at
t.-hoose
three
from
each
team
to
twice
fur
Victoria
it
Home
runs;
Mathews,
Milwau-
,
AlRoma
Park
when
the
Section
play
in
Terrace
Sunday,
when
j
Gladstone's
threc-rua
kee,
38.
2
Wildcats
tangle
with
the
King
the
All-Stars
hope
to
gain
re-
Uhe
third
Hid
the
s
Stolen
bases:
Bruton,
23.
Edward
Hawks
in
a
game
that
venje
fiom
lat
Sunday's
double
solo
round-tnpp.
r
in
Pitching:
Burdelte,
Milwaa-jhf
been
rained
tut
twice
pre-
loss.
.
i
provided
an
insurar,c
kee.
11-2,
.846.
Iviously.
j
.
Both
Vancouver
ja
Strikeouts:
Roberts,
Philadel-1
The
game
.ni
wind
up
the:
act
uir.uT'c
tir.uTC
:
ton
wnre
th.ir
h.v
38th
Runn
If
B
BEN
PHLEGAR
1
As-'Wiatwi
Press
Sjoris
Writer
If
winnirii;
a
game
already
given
up
for
lost
was
the
spark
that
ignited
.
the
New
York
Yankees'
pennant
drive,
will
losing
a
game
that
looked
like
a
si::
victory
be
ciiouh
to
put
out
the
fire?
It's
tough
to
pick
or.a
game
home
run
in
MiiwauKee
in-i
Williamson.
3b
less
oyer
the
fast
eight
innings.
!
umph
to
tie
Wally
Berger-s
all-
Vickerson.
ss
147.
phia,
1
1953
Prince
Rupert
Little
League
;
clothes
In
the
ga.T.e
i
time
Braves'
record
for
homers
j
gcotti
p
Labine
worked
five
of
those
set
in
iju.
ana
piayous
are
scnruuieu
iu
:
sykaluse,
n.t.
i'ai
Manzi.
i
ton,
eacn
club
smwa?
start
Friday
night.
.
Syracuse,
stopped
Joe
Ml-
hits.
Lonnie
Myi
rs
innings,
Hughes
three.
Larry
Jansen
struck
out
11
men
in
eight
innings
of
relief
for
the
Totals
28
331
'
.326
!
cell,
14'j.
New
York,
6.
'for
the
win.
hi
MS.
Both
Wildcats
and
Hav,':-.
G
&
A
Gerry
Staley
gave
up
a
home
run
to
Chicago's
Eddie
Mlksh
and
five
other
harmless
hits
in
joining
Harvey
Haddix
as
a
15-game
winner
for
the
Cardinals.
320
have
won
two
ga;ne.-
each
ana
.309
.
lost
two
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Vernon,
Wash
471
80
158
Minoso,
Chi
427
L7
139
Rosen,
Cle
441
74
141
Bauer.
NY
324
61
100
Kuenn,
Det
507
71
155
Ruiia:
Minoso.
87.
Runs
batted
In:
Rosen,
102
Hits:
Vernon,
156.
and
tonight's
game
as
the
starting
point
or
a
surge
i
Giants.
toward
the,
flag.
But
you
ctm
Sobin
Roberts
came
on
in
remake
a
pretfty
good
case
tec
the
lief
to
save
Steve
Ridzik
s
shut-
MIAMI
BEACH,
Fla.
"Harold
six
defeats.
Vancoiw
'taby
Facet
Jones.
138.
Detroit,
i
2-0
lead
in
thr
C
and
Glen
Flanagan,
13634,
St.
J
series
as
a
resull
of
ih
Paul.
drew.
10.
i
.306
1
should
fee
the
Little
Leaguers
i
really
battling
it
out
In
a
game
AB
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
BROOKLYN
Vlrnnie
d'An-
!
DCMFURNl
WI4i
I
filled
with
plenty
of
excitement.
1
Hartwig.
3b
!
Sunberg,
ss
;S.
Scherk,
lb
i
L
Scherk,
c
Marshall.
If
Young,
2b
R.
Ford,
df
Enridge,
cf
Squires,
p
Linauu
President
Art
William-
drea.
1554.
New
York,
knocked
Don
Bradman
anc
son
announced
this
mornlr.B
that
out
Phil
Rlro.
155
W,
Brooklyn.
1
ALLE'JTOWN.
Pa
Frankle
Al-
Ponsford
set
an
aK
s
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
By
GALE
TALBOT
Doubles:
Vernon,
34.
Triples:
Rivera.
Chicago.
10.
Home
runs:
Zernial,
Philadelphia
and
Rosen,
29.
Stolen
bases:
Minoso,
20.
Pitching:
Lopat,
New
York,
12-2,
.857.
:
the
Prince
Rupert-Little
League
Ail-Star
game
series
at
Terrace
i
Sunday
Is
definitely
on
and
a
;practic
will
be
held
tomorrow
(Thursday
i
night
at
Algoma
Park.
Five
players
from
each
of
Totals
25
2
3
3
otta.
163,
Allentown,
stopped
ncrship
word
lor
acj
.
Charlie
Bright,
160,
Philadelphia,
test
cricket
19
year
::
7
at
the
Oval
in
U.
LOE
ANGELES
Cosco
And-
Australian
pair
t:l.
rade.
135,
Los
Angeles,
outpointed
runs-Bradman
sccr-r
Freddie
Herman.
136,
Los
An-
Ponsford
205
not
oat
geles
10.
went
out
next
tor
2(S
Yankees
July
25
encounter
in
I
'
Detroit
when
they
fought
back
from
a
10-1
deficit
to
win
from
the
Tigers
15-11
with
four
runs
in
the
12
inning.
They
went
on
to
capture
17
of
,
their
next
23
games.
j
Then
came
Tuesday
night.
Chicago
White
Sox
took
a
couple
of
squeakers
from
,
St.
Louis
Browns
3-2
and
2-1.
The
Yankees,
using
rookie
.
Bill
MiUer.
toyed
with
Washington
and
led
8-1
after
six
innings.
Jyde
Vollnier
and
Mickey
Vernon
homered
in
the
eighth
and
when
Ed
Fitzgerald
opened
th
Washington
ninth'
with
a
sirfgle.
Casey
Stengel
fi?ured
it
was
time
to
bring
on
Allle
Rey
Pierce,
Chic:,
go,
Strikeouts:
42.
the
six
local
Little
league
teams
will,
turn
out
for
the
practice.
Stars
Leading
Vft
w:v
j
,
jit,
,
Shaky
Rainiers
'
i
NEW
YORK
iAP)
Eastern
is
worse.
There's
nothing
you
United
States
tennis
fans
are
can
0
With
either
of
them.
I
getting
an
eyeful
these
days
of
a
tnink
this
was
tne
first
time
In
big,
blonds
young
man
from
,
.
m
life
1
ever
lost
m
own
ser"
Australia
who,
within
another
year
or
two.
will
in
all
probabil-,
vice
Just
twice
and
lost
a
ity
be
accepted
by
the
experts
as
match."
the
greatest
player
the
game
has
Eex
Hartwig
the
n2west
Aus-ever
seen.
tralian
sensation,
suffered
the
Th3
name
Is
Lewis
Hoad
and
,
.
t.
,
.
.
same
fate
in
the
final.
He
had
v.'-
,
.
k
ou
hes
to
18.
He
n
just
won
the
South
Orange,
N.J.,
event
from
a
field
broken
seme
good
services
when
which
Included
the
world's
lead-
he
needad
to
during
the
work,
By
11
Games
!
2
(0)
By
The
Canadian
Press
nolds.
Then
he
settled
back
to
Hollywood,
with
Portland's
off
ing
amateurs
without
being
really
including
those
of
Vic
Seixt?,
the
watch
the
big
chef
polish
the
Senators.
but
help,
has
pulled
11
'2
games
extended,
ana
ne
snouia
win
,
Wimbledon
champion.
,4o
umj..
K,.ii.ti
-.nrf
hi.,
'
aneaa
oi
oeauie
in
inu
raeiuc
,
Coast
League
and
the
way
the
kicking
stuff
he
didn't
have
a
.
Rainiers
ara
playmg.they
may
1
hope
a
The
last
cannonball
we
saw
:
A
"P
an
all-out
fight
to
which
compared
to
Hoad's
be-
hold
second
place
,
tn
.inhnnv
Dneo
n
left-
!
Hollywood
snatched
a
riouble-
But
Revonlds
quickly
gave
up
again
tnis
week
ai
wewpon
n
ne
four
tallies
to
put
the
tieing
sustains
anything
like
his
curiam
on
third
base.
Stengel
fran-
'rent
form.
Ucally
waved
in
Tom
Gorman
Up
to
last
week
the
critics,
in-who
gave
up
a
walk
and
a
single
eluding
the
Australians,
could
to
Vollmer
that
tied
the
score.
!
not
quite
make
vp
tlwir
minds
Then
Stengel
switched
fo
between
Hoad
and
his
inseper-
hnnH
whnwnnnits
rHt.innnl
header
from
Oakland
Tuesday
Johnny
Sain.
Jim
Busby
greet-
:
able
companion,
Ken
Rosewall,
;
championship
with
that
and
winning
uic
upeiier
wu,,
on
him
u-itvi
a
tiinio
D..ni
frfr
:
thp
nrpspnt.
AiiKsip
rhflmnimi
if
:
.rv
littio
oiso
hnr
ir
in
loan
Hoad
a
five-run
seventh
inning,
7-2,
all-around
and
th
w'ndup.
2-0.
two
more
runs.
Sain
eventually
1
anything,
they
tended
to
like
har
a
very
strong
retired
the
side,
Taut
the
damage
Rosewall,
feeling
that
his
game
Rame
to
go
with
his,
and
no
real
totalled
seven
runs.
The
final
:
was
better
rounded
and
that
he
i
weakness.
score
was
10-8
for
Washington,
was
a
trifle
smarter
than
Hoad
The
youngster's
emergence
as
,a
star
of
the
first
magnitude
Al
tne
same
ume,
ruruana
slammed
four
Seattle
pitchers
for
21
hits
and
a
13-5
win.
j
The
Beavers
drove
Bill
Evans
oft
the
mound
in
the
fifth
and
then
collected
five
runs
in
the
sixth.
Seattle
knorked
,'Fo'va
Lint
out
in
the
sixth
with''
a
SOX
EDGE
ATHLETICS
TERRIFIC
SERVE
Jt
was
a
nivht
nf
clr-sp
enmps'
That
was
bsfore
they
saw
makp?
U.S.
prospacts
of
reclaiming
"S
the
Davis
Cup
even
..more
wlOi.HT
4:ihe
Bine,-.
tn'aioP'!Hof
d-
who
te
built
like
a
college
.
of
coursei-
-The
omy
'
iiasw
cuiuesis
aeciaea
ov
a
"k
t
,u.i
t-
fr-.t.
IneU
run.
In
other
American
-'e
under
control
through
an
;
.
u-leV.V"'OTft
:
scale
on
,
the
bert
w
completely
League
action
Boston
Red
Sot
entiie
tournament
After
they
deSed
"phZdeS
Athletic,
en
him
tatter
Oardnar
rust
of
.two.
years'
navy
service
,
four-run
uprising,
but
Portland
came
back
with
fbur
in
the
siehth.
into,-"-
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!
Rov
Welmaker.
southoaw
turn-
2-1
and
Detroit
edged
Cleveland
muuu'
munoy
ana
an"
man
ln3n
Kosewaii
"osewaii
into
.
,
'
helnless
Kllhmi:.(;inri
thev
Tn.iinn
i
n
ii.
i
pnmr
THIS
REWARD,
EFFECTIVE
FOR
THE
NEXT
TEH
DAYS,
STARTING
TODAY,
WILL
BE
PAID
TO
ANYONE
LOCATING
THE
FOLLOWING
AIRCRAFT,
MISSING
ON
A
FLIGHT
FROM
JUNEAU,
ALASKA
TO
BELLINGHAM,
WASH.
TWIN
ENGINE
8-PLACE
DOVE
His
service,
at
us
oesi,
ia
me
i
----
V
.,
j
'
,
,..
eu
ickjsc
uy
roiLiiiiiu,
guu
eieuil.
BrookWnDodgouUa
wonucilng
how
he
could
I
only
one
to
approach
Moad's.
ever
again
lose
a
match
York
Giante
4-3
in
13
Innings,
Philadelphia.
Phillies
nipped
Pittsburgh
Pirates
1-0,
St.
Louis
"It's
not
Just
that
first
service,
which
is
aoout
tne
hardest
I
for
Hollywood's
first
game
victory.
He
succeeded
Red
Mum.er
on
the
mound,
and
won
when
the
Stars
blasted
George
Bamberger
for
five
runs
in
the
seventh.
Los
Angeles
nabbed
a
free-slugging
game
from
San
Fran-
England
Wins
Famed
"Ashes'
Cardinals
thumped
Chiiao
?ver
faced,"
said
Mulloy.
"If
any-Cubs
5-1
and
Milwaukee
Braves
thing,
that
second
twist
service
rji
"
:-:
n
I
.
Cisco,
9-8.
There
were
five
LONDON
W
England
today
homers,
good
for
nine
runs.
San
Diego,
and
Sacramento
followed
the
night's
general
pattern
as
San
Diego
took
a
16-2
decision.
won
me
iinut
cricset
iesi.
uiuicii
and
the
"Ashes"
series
agaltist
Australia
by
eight
wickets,
scdr-
REPORTED
ON
BOARD
ARE:
Ing
132
for
two
wickets
In
their
second
innings.
England
thus
takes
possession
of
the
mythical
Ashes
symbolic
of
the
cricket
supremacy
between
Stewards
Ban
Jock
For
Life
!
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Stewards
at
Exhibition
Park
here
Tuesday
announced
jockey
Richard
Ko.i-sall
was
being
niled
off
the
track
"fbr
life."
They
said
only
that
the
action
was.
token
igainst
1115
17-year-old
Jockey
because
of
"an
unsatisfactory
England
and
the
Aussies.
Australia
has
held
them
for
20
years.
Australia
had
a
first
inning
total
of
275
to
whleh
England
replied
with
306.
The
Aussies
were
dismissed
in
their
second
innings
for
a
total
of
162.
'
All
four
previous
Test
niatches
this
year
have
been
drawn.
.
At
the
lunch
Interval
in
ihe
fourth
rlav
of
plav
In
fhe
'fifth
and
deciding
match
England
had
scored
101
runs
for
two
second
MR.
AND
MRS.
ELLIS
HALL,
THEIR
TV0
DAUGHTERS
and
PATRICK
HIBBEN
Gasoline
Will
Mo
be
Furnished
FREE
to
Ml
Pilots
Taking
Part
in
the
Search
SIGNED:
ide"
in
the
day
s
featured
race.
Ro.sall,
aboard
the
favored
innintr
uripVoic
'm-iH
wmII
Alcrhf
Valley
Band,
finished
second
to
!
wickets
standing
needed
but
31
Markendell
in
the
featured
seventh
riEice.
Following
the
race
the
youth
I
runs
for
a
victory.
!
English
batsmen
resumed
their
1
second
Irinlirfs
.This
hioniing
at
S8
for
one
wicWet.
was
called
into
a
closed
mectlna
The
Condor
Petroleum
CowP
with
presiding
steward
Eailc
Lewis
and
awtociule
Hlewn'is
Art
Dingman
and
W.
D.
Dunn.
In
announcing
the
suspension
shortly
after,
Lewis
said
the
ban
would
apply
to
any
organized
race
track
in
North
America.
Rossall
was
escorted
off
the
track
by
track
policemen
min
utes
after
the
ban
was
Too
Civilized
BANFF,
Alta.
(CP)
Banff
district
Indians
who
took
parts
in
a
Hollywood
movie
being
made
here
were
surprised
when
they
were
asked
to
don
loin
cloths.
One
said
he
had
.
known
his
Abilene,
Texas
THESE
FOUR
WOMEN
matched
shots
with
the
men
at
Con-naught
Rifle
Ranges
at
South
March,
Ont.,
near
Ottawa,
In
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
meeting.
Left
to
right:
M(s.
Marguerite
Larsen,
Calgary;
Mary
MacLennan,
Alexandria,
r.E.I.;
Hazel
Mullin,
Halifax,
and
Mrs.
Eileen
Learoyd,
Victoria.
people
lor
70
years
and
"never
knew
one
as
savage
as
all
this,