l'ii'.
kui-'t'L-'uil,
Nc.v;
Tuesday,
September
8,
1953
I
The
famous
Snev
apple
jrai',
developed
by
Char
es
HamrdnJ
Alan
Majore
Soap
Box
Derby
Champ
,
Aldll
majore
last
mtrht
fan-
I
mnllfn
and
-Tarlrlo
Biirlnlnh
nn
j
ouuw
oi
me
ieaerai
agriculture
Heat
18:
Tayte
McNeice
beat1
department,
who
died
in
ldm.
?.
Victories
Will
Give
7vnFiifl
Ull
I
,
-
1
.
.
.
.
T
.
tured
the
Trades
and
Labor
'
off
lur
second
and
third
place.
Council
Second
Annual
Soap
,
Watmough
having
won
five
Box
Derby
when
he
defeated
his
'
races
and
lost
one
and
Rudolph
last
year's
rival
Billy
Watmough
having
won
three
and
lost
one.
in
an
exciting
28
heat
scries
of
I
Watmough
won
the
final
race
jers
Pennant
This
Week
I
oiyf
this
quick;
fjOE
REIC1ILER
races
on
Second
Avenue
to
place
second.
Campy
now
has
136,
three
more
than
Dickey
drove
In
with
the
Pre
dporta
Vvrlter
The
dapper
little
racer
lost
to
no
one
durine
his
serip
ct
ro.
6
the
National
League
and
won
handilv
in
ins
only
inree
more
to
collect
$25
first
prize.
APltASINO
.
The
crowd
which
braved
the
pouring
rain
saw
an
erreiiont
xieak
i.
noy
smim
oeut
Danny
Phillips.
Heat
20:
Alan
Majore
beat
Jackie
Rudolph.
,
Heat
21:
Billy
Watmough
beat
Ray
Mclntyre.
j
Heat
22
(girls):
Roberta
Reid
beat
Patsy
Pearson.
Heat
23:
Tayte
McNelce
beat
Ray
Rudolph.
.
Heat
24:
Billy
Watmough
beat
Everett
Hall.
Heat
25:
-
Alan
Majore
beat
Billy
Pederson.
Heat
26:
ackle
Rudolph
bett
Danny
Phillips.
;
Heat
27:
Billy
Watmough
beat
Billy
Pedersen.
Heat
28:
Billy
Watmough
beat
Jackie
Rudolph.
Selection
Of
cars
sneerNncx
Hnmn
iiMV
Yankees.
Hank
8auer
was
the
chief
Milwaukee
tormentor,
leading
the
Cubs
to
4-3
and
6-4
triumphs.
Cleveland
Indians
shaved
New
York
Yankees'
American
League
lead
to
nine
games,
winning
pair
from
St.
Louis
Browns
while
the
Yankees
were
held
to
a
split
In
a
doubleheader
in
Boston.
Home
runs
by
Al
Rosen,
Larry
-----
Doby
and
Dale
Mitchell
gave
the
In
the
girls'
races
Roberta
Reid
won
two
races
while
her
confrere
won
one.
and
lost
two.
Roberta
won
the
$20
first
prize
with'
Patsy
receiving
$15.
Presentations
were
made
by
S.
Grlmolfson,
and
winners
were
congratulated
by
W.
H.
Brett,
general
chairman
of
the
TLC
ibor
Day
sports.
Chairman
of
the
Soap
Box
Derby
was
John
O.
Dyck.
RESULTS
Second
Avenue
between
the
bot
jo.
Utnerwise
me
run-luklyn
Dodgers
almost
should
challenge
Pitts-jpcord
27'j-game
bulge
p
ago.
ic
pennant
in
sight,
frs
have
been
getting
?tlie
minute.
Since
Aug.
ier-packed
Brooks
have
114
att
tling
works
and
the
Civic
Centre
with
the
averapp
tlm
fm-
m
9
lb,
pip
tomotoM
fa
1
1H
cypf
EhOPPM
onions
iM.fr
each
car
being
between
40
and
CI
:tP
chopped
colory
412
topooni
Mlt
S3
games
10
ooosi
ineir
Milwaukee
from
7a
to
ndlan8
a
vtory
after
Bot
'Monday's
two
Brook-
j
Lemon
had
blanked
the
Brown,
T.
ni.ii-j-it.i
3-0
In
the
nnener
9
taoitpo4nt
tuQof
Va
lai(on
ppffr
i
rr'r-i-i
1
toaipoon
Colman'f
Muttar4
1
tab'iD4en
Warmiai.),!..
m
seconds.
Second
place
prize
of
$20
went
to
last
year's
derby
winner
Billy
Watmough
and
third
prize
went
w
Jackie
Rudloph.
-
Winner
of
safetv
fpatnr
nri
y
k
r
?v-d
JC..I.
-
l
.
.i-ilu.V--Nfc.
.
-
j
over
numucipuia
-
rlis
Braves
were
knocked
WILLIAMS
HITTING
iby
Chicago
Cubs
gave
Ted
Wi!
lams
hit
his
ninth
Vl
cup
cicW
vinsgar
-
r
1
I'
If
tip
tomatoes
re
used,
ped
and
theo
cfaop.
Combine
with
"
remaining
ingredients,
in
or-
der
named,
in
a
tars
Latfle.
of
$10
went
to
Raymond
Ru-
:s
uii'ii
juiifei-ni,
i:au
ui
iiuiiirr
wim
a
man
on
Da.c;e
and
ftitlplprl
In
nnntVinr
Mm
In
K
aoipn,
originality
of
design
prire
of
$10
went
to
Billv
Ped-
Simmer,
uncovered,
45
mial,
Or
untii
auite
thirlc.
Pnnr
inrn
lers
would
have
to
win
Red
Box
7-4
opening
triumph
inlna
1A
oamo.
L
-.
.
1
i
I
n
,.
ersen,
and
best-built
car
nriw
dean,
hot
jars
and
cover.'
Set-
Heat
l:
"AIan-
Majore
and
Billy
Watmough,
cancelled
due1
to
poor
start.
j
Heat
Z;1
Jackie
Rudolph
beat
Qeorge
Pearson.
,
Heat
3:
Donald
Murray
beat
Raymond
Rudolph.
,
Heat
4:
Billy
Pedersen
beat
Ray
Mclntyre.
i
Heat
5:
Billy
Watmough
beat
Tayte
McNiece.
.
Heat
6;
Everett
Hall
beat
Roy
Smith.
i
Heat
7
(girls):
Roberta
Reid
beat
Patsy
Pearson.
I
iruiriiiiinB
w
-,..,,.
me
itiimees.
mtii
rarneu
Braves
were
dropping
won
his
"19th,
but
needed
help
)
better
the
1902
pen-
from
Ellis
Kinder.
Joe
Collins
of
$10
went
to
Ray
Mclntyre.
Alan
Majore
In
winning,
won
four
races
In
four
starts.
His
closest
competitors,
Billy
Wat-
on'
wire
rack
in
a
covered
'
"
kettle,
with
boiling
water
to
covet
tops
of
jars
I.
Boil
30
mins
from
time
boiling
re-r
,;
tumes.
Makes
3
to
4
pts.
CKSiH
SAFE
RELIABLE
SERVICE
Prompt
and
Courteous
Phone
5
37
TAXI
Ken
Ncsbitt
-
Ronnie
Tutb
GAY
WALKER
OF
PHOENIX,
Ariz.,
leaps
for
a
high
one,
as
she
Justifies
her
title,
"Miss
Baseball
of
the
Arizona-Texas
League."
The
18-year-old
beauty,
a
student
at
Arizona
State
College,
will
compete
in
the
National
Miss
Baseball
contest
to
be
held
in
Atlanta,
Oa.,
In
December.
Rocks
Advance
To
Boxla
Final
Heat
8:
Alan
Majore
beat
Fumble
by
Argonauts
Costly
0
j;
ping
Pirates
record,
paced
the
Yankees
to
a
5-9
sec-jrmrsc,
is
practically
an
ond
game
victory
with
four
hit
ty.
j
including
a
home
run.
jpTORIKS
I
Detroit
Tigers
climbed
into
ti
gained
Its
95th
and
sixth
place
for
the
first
time
jries
Monday,
knocking
this
season,
whipping
the
third-Roberts
and
Curt
Sim-
j
place
Chicago
White
Sox
twice
identical
6-2
scores.
i
6-2
and
4-2.
paera
can
clinch
the
Washington
trampled
Phila-sweek.
They
need
only
'dclphla
Athletics
13-2
and
8-3
as
pi
Ion
of
four
victories
Jimmy
Dykes'
crew
plunged
into
Milwaukee
defeats
to
seventh
place.
Ittie
Braves
mathemat-1
Red
Schoendlenst
and
Stan
I
IMuslal
led
the
Cardinals
to
a
Jnpanclla
ruined
81m-
double
victory
over
the
Cin-fthe
nightcap
with
a
clnnatl
Redlegs
4-3
and
1-0.
Billy
Watmough.
Heat
9:
Raymond
Rudolnh
As
Tiger-Cats
Top
League
VICTORIA
0
Victoria
Shamrocks
Monday
night
defeated
Vancouver
Pilseners
12-5
to
advance
into
the
Canadian
La
lose
it.
Three
other
Arena
marie
beat
Ray
Mclntyre.
Heat
10:
Everett
Hall
beat
Don
Murray.,
-
,
Heat
11:
Billy
Pedersen
beat
Roy
Smith.
Heat
12:
Jack
Rudolph
beat
a
bee-line
for
the
hall,
but
it
crosse
championships
against
Peterborough
Trailermen.
,
The
league
champion
Shamrocks
ended
the
western
finals
on
a
hieh
note
heins
nnrlpfoaidri
Tayte
McNelce.
t
homer
In
the
six
h
plttsburgh.,
ia.st-place
Pirates
V
erased
a
2-1
deficit.
...
.
,
"...
,
Heat
"eat
13
f
Bi"y
Billy
ly
In
22
games
at
Victoria
memorial
!
WaftnolA
"Waemolijgi
beTit
tMT
f
arena.
;
George
Pearson,
ffQj
liBIs
on
his
39th
homer
'
"
r
.
.
.
,i
.
-
4
ii.
.
i
.
i
m
to
break
Bill
Dick-
"lt;
"
oi
u
mark
for
a
catcher.
Oiants
9-7
and
5-3.
.
By
WALTER
GRAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Toronto
Argonauts
suffered
a
sudden
case
of
dropsy
Monday
ind
lost
a
game.
The
1953
Canadian
football
;eason
got
the
highball
sign
during
the
Labor
Day
week-end
when
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
defeated
Montreal
Alouettes
26-6
n
Ottawa
Saturday
and
Hamilton
Tigcr-Cats
downed
Toronto
14-12
In
Hamilton
Mon-lay.
In
the
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union,
Sarnia
Imperials
turned
back
Brantford
Red-kins
9-8
in
Brantford
Saturday
night,
the
Kitchener-Waterloo
Tney
went
through
the
regular
neal
1,:
Aian
Majore
beat
schedule
of
16
games
without
Raymond
Rudolph,
loss
at
home.
I
Heat
15:
Danny
Phillips
beat
Lenrllnu
the
Irish
to
victory
Roy
Smith,
were
Archie
Browning
and
Alan
Heat
16
(girls):
Patsy
Pearson
O'"
Met,
scoring
three
goals.
.
be
,t
Reld
.The
Shamrocks
will
open
their
Heat
17:
BiJly
Pederson
beat
D?st-of-seven
series
aea
nst
Pet-
r,
n.)
i
.
.nil
;
"
.
.
.
,
K
,
4n
'
;
SK-BURTCf-
TYPE
:
spicy
e
NUT
BROWN
Alt
took
another
bounce
and
landed
back
In
Truant's
arms
on
the
Hamilton
13-yard
line.
The
Argos
had
to
call
It
a
day.
The
win
put
the
Tiger-Cats
on
top
of
the
league
with
two
wins
and
no
losses.
The
Argos
are
tied
for
second
place
with
the
Rough
Riuers
atm
ine
m-ouettes
with
one
win
each.
In
Ottawa
Saturday,
the
Rough
Riders
shattered
a
powerful
Alouette
passing
attack
and
broke
through
for
four
converted
touchdowns
and
a
single
before
12,000
fans.
-
The
Roughie
assault
was
led
by
Tom
O'Malley,
who
quarter-backed
Ottawa
to
its
1951
Grey
Cup
win
In
his
first
season
of
Canadian
football.
With
Canadian
Tonight
Chance
For
Rex
Layne
.
,
,
.
,
i-njii
muuay.
frhncminli
Unnlnl,
Cnn
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CITY
(AP)
worst
licking
ol
his
career.
Walli
hid
Layne
out
with
one
halt
jolt
in
the
first
round
last
July
If
Layne
wins,
he
once
again
Y
Layne
will
be
put
to
night
wh?n
he
climbs
S
ng
for
a
heavyweight
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fiidit
will
determine
new
th.vroid-treat-roally
the
old
Layn'j
Dutchmen
trounced
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
24-14
in
lo.on.u
.Saturday
and
the
Beach
squeezed
out
a
9-8
win
over
the
Imperials
in
Sarnia
Mond-iv.
Only
minutes
remained
in
the
Toronto-Hamilton
jamc
Monday
when
the
Argos
developed
butter-fingers
deep
in
the
Tl-eer-Cat
zone.
With
the
score
14-12,
Hamilton's
Ray
Truant
tumbled
the
ball
end
Sculler
Joe
Scudero
pounced
on
it
only
.to
flhc
test
conies
under
at
the'
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if
he
should
lose,
he'll
have
to
start
all
over
again
on
hi3
climb
up
the
fistic
ladder.
Realizing
this,
Rex
chtnged
from
his
usual
so-what
attitude
in
training
drills
and
has
looked
sharp
and
fast
to
onlookers
as
he
knocked
sparring
pirtne.-3
about
the
ring.
But
the
biggest
change
lias
been
the
-0
poui
Layne
has
shed
since
he
mrt
Walls
in
Edmonton.
Treatment
if
a
thyroid
condition
h
is
been
rimarlly
responsible
for
brin--v;
his
weight
down
to
191.
Both
boxers
wound
up
th.-ir
training
Monday
niht.
lay)
was
expected
to
welch
in
around
191
by
rim
time.
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heavier
than
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