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Thursday,
September
24,
1953
Peterborough
Wins
Canadian
Boxla
Crown
With
Easy
Victory
Over
Lighter
Victorians
You
Can
Better
Your
Bowling
0
BOWLING
SHOES
Hunter
Uses
Bow'n
Arrow
To
Kill
Bear
VICTORIA
(CP
Peterborough
fetti
borough
s
Uiumph
i.k.s
TTailermen
are
Canadian
senior
1
the
seconu
time
m
me
muui-ci
Sports
Roundup
Talbot
Picks
LaStarza
As
New
World
Champion
i
By
CAYLE
TABLOT
.A
i
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Having
given
the
matter
ulucn
tnought
and
tossed
out
a
vivid
dream
to
the
contrary,
our
conclusion
is
that
Roland
LaStarza,
dum
we-
have
mcKnamed
the
Bronx
Buzz
Bomb,
Ladies'
Red,
Blue
and
Black
$..95
ond
$5-75
Men's
Black
$,$.95
and
$5.95
Q
BOWLING
BAGS
Attractive
plastic
in
varied
colors
zipper
closing'
Smith
and
Nip
OHtarn
uuue..
iingieloiis.
Victoria
maiksute,
eie
rtorm
Coalej,
Jacic
jSoitmi,),
opud
ivioieili,
uuil
micCacsney
a.i.
'
ucn
Landcss.
Ihe
v,ew:rn
squad
was
nevei
able
to
get
rolling
its
.-.niooin-passlng
offensive
mat
luu
lorced
Trailermen
U
the
limn
m
edging
out
a
U-12
victory
in
uie
1
opener
and
a
10-7
margin
in
the
second
game.
Victorias
lone
series'
victory
came
in
the
thirt
game
by
an
8-7
count.
LAST
NIGHT'S
HGHTS
WASHINGTON
Willie
Troy,
158,
Washington,
knocked
out
Lee
Sala,
183,
Pittsburgh
5.
Denmark
has
about
1,300
cooperative
butter
factories
encasing
about
180,000
farmers.
-
Ik
via
oi
oox
U4.uv
uut
a
cut)
nas
won
uie
tine
uiicx
years
m
a
row.
me
Ovinia
lama
uup-.icda
tne
ieai
witn
a
viou-iy
nein
running
trom
134
to
1936,
im'uy
aii
-me
old
Held
U-cioom;
game
pinyea
on
outdoor
ueios
WH.U
i
men
to
a
side
was
moved
uiuoors
and
the
teams
cut
w
seven,
piayers.
Hie
series
this
year
was
played
wini
oix
piayers
w
a
team,
a
line
i.ndiice
in
eiievit
on
the
Pacmc
coast
all
year
and
usea
in
many
Ontario
ceni.reA
since
mid-season.
,
irailermen-
won
the
title
in
19al
and
l!o2
playing
under
the
name
oi
"etei
ooiuuh
Timber-men.
.
.
,
Wednesday
night's
final
game
was
comparatively
lame.
The
ae-lendmg
champs
rammed
home
lour
goals
in
tne
opening
period
and
coasted
thu
lemamuer
oi
.ne
way.
They
led
a-2
at
the
SCHREIBER
(CP)
This
town
about
100
miles
east
of
Port
Arthur
has
a
locomotive
engineer
turned
Robin
Hood.
Krank
Roen
is
believed
to
be
ihe
tirst
man
in
this
district
to
kin
a
full-grown
bear
with
a
bow
and
arrow.
Frank
has
a
wiue
interest
in
outdoor
sports
ana
recently
bought
a
60-pound-puil
hunting
bow
made
of
hickory,
yew
and
lemonwood.
He'
makes
his,
own
broad
arrow
tips,
which
he
says
have
more
stopping
power
than
a
rule.
Frank
was
with
his
family
on
t.n
outing
near
White
Sand
Lake
when
the
family
dog
treed
a
cub
bear.
He
tested
his
marksmanship
by
bringing
down
the
cub
in
short
order.
The
dog
discovered
the
older
bear
across
the
road
and
she
approached.
Frank
admitted
he
was
excited
as
he
waited
until
the
bear
was
a
short
distance
lacrosse
cnampions
lor
tne
third
straight
year.
And
for
the
flt
time
since
1911,
the
annual
east-west
battle
lor
the
batiereC
Mann
Cup
is
all
tied
up.
The
hussy
aertnctiig
champions,
one
oi
the
tiongest
squaas
to
represent
the
E?.st
in
the
series
since
it
got
underway
In
1910,
retained
the
trophy
Wednesaay
night
by
downing
Victoria
Sham-rocKs
a-o
in
tha
ultn
game
of
the
best-of-seven
series.
The
victory
gave
the
1953
series
to
Peterborough
4-1
in
gainas
and
left
both
feast
and
wet;
boasting
22
victories
in
the
44
annual
battles.
Following
ths
game,
which
attracted
tne
smallest
crowd
3,200
fans
of
any
of
the
live
games,
Jim
McLeod,
president
of
the
Canadian
Lacrosse
Association,
presented
the
Mann
Cup
to
Peteroorough
cnpain
Dootch
Vitarelli.
Ross
Powless,
Dig
Indian
forward
of
tne
win.ieia
was
awarded
-
$2-25
SKE
THEM
AT
win
Decome
tne
new
heavyweight
champion
of
the
vrona
snox
tiy
ceiore
this
midnight.
ij
wd
piece
uie
piciuie
wj-
FASHION
FOOTWF
MM
i6nvs,
tneie
wnl
De
cunsiueraoie
c.c
ulcus
we
way
una
uum
uud
Will
aliuvV
Signs
ui
Heavy
wc-t"
ia
lieu!
wxuic
nicy
6iii
on
ucii
soois
waunig
lor
uie
announcer
ui
yum
nioviiitj
tns
nps
,nu
iiowlniib
ana
uiinuuiice
inc
Veiuict.
ividiuiano
wnl
ue
cut
up
ounu
tne
ees.
e
uo
lie,
expect
to
See
c.L
-
UtU
MlOCIiCU
Ullb
uecaUiC,
1U1
iia.t
and
boasted
a
7-4
lead
at
T
JUL
uie
tn.ce-quaiter
mark-Curly
Mason,
whose
blazing
0M1
away
and
brought
it
down.
I
the
Mike
Kelly
Memorial
Tro-
cuve-in
snots
bothered
Victoria
pny,
presented
annually
to
the
player
voted
the
most
valuaoie
Wcliii
OA
U
Ud-tcl
icaoon,
li-
I
uccr
llaS
Utcn
ill
a
l.oui
oi
tj
j
ni.iii.s.
ine
ex-coneijiaii
nasi
goalie
Jim
Heatherington
in.oughout
the
series,
and
Kuss
siater
paced
tli
winners
with
to
his
club.
He
wus
the
unani-
mous
selection
of
sports
writers,
two
goals
apiece.
Playing-coach
covering
the
piayolls.
i
Bob
1
horpe.
Deny
Davles,
Roger
Major
League
Leaders
6y
The
Canautan
Press
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
AB
R
ll
Pet.
gsf.4iei,
lii
wui
oe
a
naru
ana
uWocy
wafceu
lignii
lor
me
iuu
Viiiei
uy
u
ueciaiuu.
iviayDe
11
Vkui
even
ue
a
bpnb
'ueciision
ox
U
uuee
juuges,
as
it
was
in
tueir
oiny
ouier
meeting,
dih
v
wuiuu
pieier
not
to
Slice
uiiugs
cjuiue
'mat
tmn.
i-iacucaiiy
eveiyuouy
else
Is
Hiiii6
iwcuy
KiaitMiiu
to
Keep
ntS
line
by
a
itnocKout.
inai
lo
au
easy
ana
Uzy
way
oui,
lok
u4
vney
nave
10
ao
is
moKe
tiw
lirst
two
rules
of
experting:
If
Bticlt
witn
tne
cnampion,
and
2)
take
tne
man
wun
tne
big
punch.
HARD
TO
EXPLAIN
it
takes
a
good
deal
more
doing
to
explain
with
cool
logic
how
WStarza
will
bring
it
olf,
particularly
so
alter
tms
aream
i.Dmistakaoly
showed
the
challenger
being
totea
irom
tne
ring
lett
lirst
and
a
ghostly
companion
at
ringside
said
It
was
ine
eighth
round.
Our
experience
has
been
that
dreams
are
never
better
than
about
50-per-int
reliable.
7s
we
expect
to
see
it
in
real
lite
under
the
Polo
Ground
occii
KnocKed
uowu
a..iv.j,
oun
ne
ttirfajs
buunceu
up,
ana
ne
went
on
to
Utav
e.ciji
in
n
wno
aid
it
witn
tne
single
tx-eption
oi
Marciano.
ne
t.iouiic.
ne
Deat
xvotKy,
una
so,
uiaunu-
1
i-A
aiiy,
aid
nuuiutr
oi
""-""!
I
ruliHo,
Bkn
479
82
165
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wno
aie
picking
maic.ano
j
fachoend'st,-
StL
549
103
186.339
"his
one.
joiuuer,
bsn
58
131
195
.337'
Just
because
Rocky
still
w,'i
j
.vlusial,
StL'
580
123
194
.334'
strong
enougn
in
trie
uui
louiiO
j
Mueller,
NY
467
55
155
.332
to
chill
Jersey
Joe
Yvdicutt
in
j,,
una:
Snider,
131.
their
first
title
bout
is
no
rta-
Runs
batted
in:
Campanelli,
,
son,
as
we
see
it,
to
assume
that
Brooklyn,
142.
'
he
will
be
as
dangerous
at
the
Hits:
Ashbuin,
Philadelphia,
same
stage
tonight.
Joe
was
an
200.
elderly
gent,
ana
by
that
time
;
Doubles:
Musial,
51.
he
figured
to
be
dog-tired.
La-1
Triples:
Giliiam,
Brooklyn,
17.
o
no
Home
runs:
Mathews,
Milwaukee,
47.
Burton,
Milwau-
Stolen
bases:
kee,
25.
AUCTION
SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
Saturday,
September
26
Corner
McBride
and
4th
Easl,
Commencing
at
2:39
p.m.
1
Gurney
all-enamel
automatic
rock
gas
range;
3
Chesterfield
suites;
Sets
of
books,
Harvard
Classics,
Works
of
Theodore
Roosevelt,
and
others.
Encyclopedia,
25
volumes,
Marion
Crawford,
Hall
Caine;
1
walnut
dining
room
suite
with
china
cabinet;
2
occasional
chairs;
1
man's
bicycle;
1
oak
desk
table;
1
trilight
lamp;
3
electric
heaters;
1
bridge
lamp;
1
Fairbanks-Morse
oil
heater,;,
Maroon
carpet,
10x12;
1
coal
and
wood
ran?e;
1
pot
burner
all-enamel
oil
range
1
kitchen
set;
3
bedroom
dressers;
1
typewriter,
18-inch
carriage;
2
radios,
1
Fleetwood
combination
radio;
1
living
room
carpet,
9'
x
10'6";
2
single
beds
complete;
1
double
bed;
2
trunks;
1
footstool
and
other
articles.
i
m
List
your
goods
for
tlii
sale
before
Friday
noon
GEORGE
J.
DAWES
auctioneer.
Phones
Red
127;
Blak
18
or
B.C.
Messenger
67S
,
Brooklyn,
Pitching:
Erskine,
Perry's
369
Sets
Goal
For
Men's
Loop
dtarza
is
only
26,
at
his
physical
peak
and
in
perfect
condition,
and
the
longer
it
goes
the
better
hjs
chances
will
be.
There
is
some
regret
at
puking
against
Rocky,
lor
tne
dov
Irom
Brockton
is
the
greatest
ornament
the
boxing
game
has
known
in
many
a
year.
Beins
champ
hasn't
changed
him
in
the
smallest
detail.
But
LaStarza
4s
a
fane
young
man,
too,
and
he
Is
needier
than
the
Rock.
Let:
us
pass.the-presents
arouna.
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t'
'5-;..
.
Jim
Perry
set
the
pace
for
keglers
in
the
Men's
Five-Pin
bowling
League
on
opening
night
this
week
and
his
a69-count
w
Runs:
Rosen,
108.
riutis
batlea
in:
Rosen,
104.
the
second
game
may
stand
up
I
Ii)c:
U'ninn
nntrmt.
90d
lof
some
time.
A.
:
in.
a
Canadian
Beaten
l
Lioubies:
Vernon,
43.
BERKLEY,'
Calif
.
(J
Gardner
!
itiples:
Rivera,
Chicago,
H.
His
team,
Watson
Island
also
rolled
high
game
in
B'
Section
with
l,29i
and
had
high
three
oS
Mulloy
of
Miami
eliminated
Paul
I
Home
runs:
Zernial,
Phlladel-Willey
of
Vancouver
6-4,
6-0
in
j
phia,
42.
the
fourth
round
of
the
Pacific
1
ttclen
bases:
Mmoso,
23.
3.U10.
J.
Fitzgerala
nad
ruga
wuee
games
oi
707.
Jn
'A'
section,
Paul
PIche
had
hin
tniee
oi
Jil
and
also
the
on
Pitching:
Lopat,
New
York,
16-4
cti-i-
Coast
tennis
championships
Wednesday.
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