To ERR wae meme os 4 wit it aS eras ° an CAy vad FO a - Shadow 0 ~ Lies Over rroce Bipert Daly News soto day bre te oD ‘Hawk RA . t Open Bolt, Ward Sharing Lead | But Hogon One SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Hawh lay over the today. Pen Hogan, the fimpiie four- Hime ochamplen dubbed The Haack” by his touring pro com-' Panlons, was one droke off the pace as the field of of seuared away for the gructling 36 hole finals, Holding the dead. but leoding over their shoulders a¢ the man seckine tio unorceeedonted Hba: Open (itie, were cinutear Harvie Ward ip. ef Sa Proancisea and tempestuous Tommy Bolt, each with 4. Hogan himself was bracketed with three others =~ two of them virtual unknowns on tie golf eireuit. -- With i45. Walker In- man jr. of Aurusta, Gi. and Jerk Flock of Davenport, qa. equaled Hogan's 26-hole total, So did duhus Woros. the 1942" Open titlist. Only cae of three Canadians qualifted for the find round. He Was Jerry Kesselringy af Kitehe Super Valu Retains Lead To Edge Stars i . ‘ Super Valu, whe catadtished - an early lead and hung Gnto it, last night to seore a T-4 victory Stroke Off —The shadow of “The 8, Open Golf tournament agen ener, Ont. who cut three strokes from hls Thursday score of 79 for a two-day total of: 155, cut- off point for qualifiers, Vancouver's BL Mawhinney came in with an 80, three strokes more than his Thursday score. Rudy Horvath of Windsor, Ont., added five strokes fqr an 82 and: two-day total of 159, Bolt. quiek- -Lempered who chopped three strokes off par with a 67 on his onening round, skyrocketed to a 77 Fri- day. The 29-vear-old) Ward, who; flew straleht heme from Scot. | land after helning the U.S. win! the Walker Cup this year, fired ” a par 6G to reach the halfway {O°S Yesterday by a substantial! Colussi, Kenny Quick, mark wlth a share of the lead. las Aight Fights The Ascodated Press NEW YORK, M Carden-- Ralph Al, Yonkers, Frnie Durando, Tiger N,Y,, 16-, stopped Nad. 18), Baseball Scores AMERICAN LEAGUE Peston G2, Cleveland $63. Chic New York 1, Esty 1. Detroit 2 ait Inadngsy, Kansus City 4. Washington 2 NVPIONAL LEG Pittlareh 3) Cineinnath | Milwaukee a, NEST, over North Stars ino a hard- fought Little Leagee pum alt Algoma Park, Lon Love of the storemen was! the winning pitcher, going the full distance and pivine up a Hiowklyn 12, St. Louis 1. Big. Shoot Members of Rod and Gun and ~: Fish and Game clubs at Ketchi- - “4 kan, Ocean Falls, Kemuno, Kitl- mat, Smithers, Terrace Mr. Bacon said that the visi- tors will be provided with plenty to do as well as a good share of shooting and competition. enced esse eran bes ae dhe THIS IS A DRAWING of the Canadian National Exhibition sports Hall-of Fame which will be officlally opened at the Toronto exhibition thi; summer, Final plans for the Hall of Famé ware; made ata meeting In Toronto w barracks building on the CNE grounds ts being re tovated to house the Hall of Fame, No more than i 30 to 40 athletes are expected to Texan ~~ White House Takes Top Honors ek eet eae eee eet In Conrad White House took major hon-' “margin as Conrad: Street school: ‘students took part tithe annual! Madison Square Jones, Bayonne, . /Gerd Gottsehing with 15 points. school have been donated. ‘school sports. The Whites chalked wp a total of 125 points with second place Blue House well behind with 96 _peints followed by Green House ‘with 89 and Red, 81. Top athlete of the day was Sharon Thompson, who ,cap- tured Girl's Aggregale with a total of 20 polnts. Boy's aggregate winner ,was Winners received first, second wnd third place ribbons. As yet no aggregate trophies for the Lined up for the three-day celebration is as {allows: FRIDAY, JULY | | Practice shoot in the morning. | Several different events for. ins i dividual.ptizes elimaxed by tean| shooting for the North Const! zone championship trophy, In the evening a meeting will hear; the delegates’ reports of the 1955 | convention, the 1956 convention will be ichosen and If time permits mov-. tics will be shown. ith a representa ‘ive from ail province attending, The Stanley be selected fur the frst Sports Hall of Fame drat, ICP Phota) School Sports Day | jump— Allan Kangas, - Jiminy area Gottsghing, Henry Per-: kins, Jimmy Rissell-and Barry SATURDAY, JULY 2 Wi kins, Arrangements are’ being made - jump--Sharon Thompson, Tels. Girls, Wand 12, high fump--! {cr a boat trip around Kalen Is. ma Childs, Judith Dahl. “Sherne Douglas, Saaron Thomp-. land. In the afternoon there will | Boys, 11 and 12, running broad: son, Verln Me Kay, ‘he a 22 shoot and a trap shoot; jump— Robert Hansen, Lloyd Softhall ‘Throw fcr old and young men and wo- Ballinger, Kenny Cameron. Scare Paula Sey- {Men niembers, ‘The evening will | Girls, 14 and under, running a us a tn sec an Invitatton shoot followed | broad jump—Sharon Thompson, Morlle Stewart, Kerstin by a buffet supper dance. Sylvian Dchl, Sherrie Douglas. SUNDAY, JULY 3 . Boys, 13 years, running dread On Sunday, July 3 there will be jump--Gerd Gottsehing, Hens Barry Fi edler, Maurice Gomez. eee ee eg eee eenene Joan Eyre, Rose Marle Hudson, ey Tine a tei Elks Frounce Shirley Thomas, MITICG DOSAels, BANC AE Boys, 7 and 8, high jump --/ "4. Mirko Colussi, Billy Carlson, Girls, 9 and 10—Verln Sklap-| oose Pobbie Quast. sky. Linda Ferguson, Hilda Hp- Girls, 1) and 12, running broad: Girls, »mour, Bhuinas, : Boys, 6 years--Jerry Mintehko, : Girls, 7 and 8 -- Joan Eyre,: Perkins, Jimmy Russell. | , , Girls, i and 8, high jump - Carol aught, carl Kelsey. Fot uly 1 Weeken Thrée days of tr apshooting and entertainment, including the North Coast Zone trapshooting cham- pionship is planned by the Prince Rupert Rod and Gun club for the Dominion Day weekend, fly fishing for all at Rainbow (wre Skip Mekay ang and, Lake and Lake Oliver with earl Skidegnte have been Invited, B. J. trips to Port Edward for the vial. | Bréon, local Rod and Gun club tors if they wish, president, said today. "coma os The delegates for!" J * Shia Planned / indians ~ VANCOUVER ‘1 Shamrocks Mide the Incrossa league rate Chie-horse derby night when they t ihr second- ace ditne {4 “I Mount» | Showing the way was tall Larry Y Booth, metl home fly Boats lors, Indians, biges cen ore vet nan ea rga who Rol the ct p Realy Use W TRY THE | Grand Cale For the Best Selection of Chinese Food OUR SPECIALTY — TAKE OUT opty DIAL | : 3215 Open 6 am. to | an G35 2nd Ave, Wey: ACI mn tn abe etme ON ee nee FUN i in the Sty 4 Drop | In Today To Make Your Selection From Our jl Complete Stock Of Wheeled Cook BY WERLICID OR TUISTLE . For Every Young TOYS! » Results in all events, with! Girls, 9 and 10 high fump -- pet 5 “winners listed J, 2 and 3 In that! Sylvia Dohl, Lillanne Desautels,’ Gills. 1 and 12 -- Sharon: or irst in order are as follows: Pam Painter. | houpson. Inga ViktH, Sherry, . Flat Races Boys, 9 and 10, high Jump . douglas Elks entry in the Prince Ru-! Girls, 6 years, 25 yd. dash—|Alee Newton, -Paul. Glrardet,: GHIs. 13 and under— Leona pert Pony ‘League, winless in! -oee! Bergen, ‘Carmen Schack, Diana Ratzoy, New York 4 (10 Ine | . Allan Kangas. " Coluss|, Sherry Dough, Sharon | i (hree previous starts, went to: | ‘ Thoinpson. ‘Roberta Pearson, Boys, iL and 12, high jump -: town at Roosevelt Park last! | Boys, 6 years, 25 yds.--Robbie| Robert Hansen, Kenny Camer-n,' Other Ryents ‘night and ¢lobbered league=| ;Hichens, Barry Fiedler, Wayne} Gerald Macki. ' Bays, f4 and under, tug-of-! leading Moose 17-6 for thelr Girls, 13 years, high fump — war-Red, White. Blue, ‘first. vietory of Whe current sea-' ‘Cameron, George Glustini, Mur- Carlson. Girls, 7 and 8, 50 yds.—Linda} Leona Colusst. i Soffoall pame-. Red, Blue, | son and pushing the Moose into’ & — : Woodcock, Caro} Faught, Shiley} Boys, 14 and under, high jap) White, second place. if , . Thomas. ,* o Before you buy “y Boys, 7 and 8, 50 yds.—-Gordie ris Desautels, Girls, 9 and 10, 50 yds.-- Anne Petersen, Sylvia Dohl, Beverly | SPORTS ROUND-UP By GAYLE TALBOT Boys, 9 and 10, 50 yds.—Jimm} NEW YORK (AP )—Seventcen years ago Thurs-! Stewart Duncan, starttng pit- ‘cher for the Elks was credited | ‘with the win although relieved: Mike Green for the Moose, re-: i Neved by Charlle Undstrem inj (the sixth, was the loser. -TTRY A MoCULL(G “by John Lambie in the fifth, | GORDON & ANDER PHONE dO On CONE IN TOMORROW! } By ' Colussl, John Storey, Bob Min- tenko, Girls, 11 and 12, 56 yds.—dJudy , Thomas, Veria McKay, M. Gar-! ‘ butt. hits. 2 walks and; Philudelphia 3. Chicago 2 a bottlers. i the Joss aithoreh he was Heved in the fourth dnnineg by runs while Kurdziel allowed 1) FLY-FISHING TIPS hit, and walked two storenaen, | FOR SUNFISH © vulnk, dean Ke ingas and Ken with 3 runs on as inany hits by! ORY FLY POPPER HAIR FLY vey Cateront aud doubles by Trout-size (10 OR SMALLER) day the baseball world had something more exciting: few errors. Elks chalkgd up three! va ‘| rung In the second inning. Moose: to buzz about than the length of Brooklyn's lead over: etme back wlth four runs in. the National League and Cleveland’s chances of overs! their half of the third inning but: {the cellar-dwellers rallied with ; In the hard-hitting game with) Gerald Hubel, starting piteber “SPORTSMANS. Rarry Kurdviel Hubsl gaye an 8: North Stars opened wita a, Cameron, Super Valu came chat! th Billy Main and John Rosedale, ORY FLIES, SMALL POPPING for the Svars was charged wit n By ! hal sharp hits, 2 walks for &@ Suner Vahet single run on hits by Gene Mas- meen ther fiat of the first: ine plus two North Star errors. BUGS, AND HAIR FLIES (ABOVE) The ctoremen added three ARE. GOOD SURFACE LURES IF | Adam, more, in the third inning FISH ARE RIGING TO A HEAVY | Boys, Hd and under, 50 yds.--- on Ghee rapped oat be Calge- war OF FLIES, DON'T ACTI- ; hee vee FLIES. POP reap Dea Geeth Ray Windle, Ni PIES. POPPERS MAY GE Billy Main, TWITCHEO GENTLY, IF AT ALL. ‘Maln, Robert Hansen, Gerd Gottsching, Heury Perkins, Cineinnatl Red southpaw mend Boys, 11 and 12, 50 yds—piny Otuling the Yankees in the American, Bobby! On the previous nieht, in the: first arclight game cver playert | et Bbbers Fleld, a sluader youn: t Erounier te tne Res’ thirds - bnaneinety, v Riges, who fired | do the “ite for the forecout, leaving the bases biden, ‘Then Leo Durocher, the Dadger Jahnny Vandermeer lad pliched four In the bottom of the third. Then they went wild to rack up- double figures, Next Pony League game sees “Meose play Gyros on Monday, be a scheduled game at Ryusevelt , model 33-B Rosedale and Jack Muteh, lo put, vy. Ghtls Relay, 9 and 10 years—ihis second successive no-hly shortest 4, lofted a sost ft . . . 7 ’ shortte: ! y into Park. them ahead 6-100 Sayer au Ab Alloy White, Blue, Red. Lgame, first and only time such cent iy ring down the curtain, Standings . 16 major improvements nv ana hee “Ineieton In the: We Aya Red tte and 10, relay---White, a feat has been aecomplished, aria’ wn only Vendermecr's W. ob. Pat, ourthoonoa hit, 2owades and an. :T PH ee ue, . 9 { rar , Oo owlae ow ' Only five days before, ou June sevund scasoa as a big Jeaguer,! Gyros. 2 1 «067 wrth Eber came bask et | Sune eens Bat ane at and 12 relay--W hive, 11, the 23-year-old fasthaller Bad there was every prospert that hes Moose 3.2 (00 C= Wvoin tui | AC of the sien Ine, nr ane ete weeee aUALLY Boys, it and 12 relay... White ' ret down Roston’3-0, He con had a phenomen: al future ahead! Elks. 1 3 230 | No other saw can beat a MeCulloch Model Bi thie lo vent four rns bn hits. FLIES AND NYMPHS DO WETTER . 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