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possessors of the biggest lead |
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the mid-season mark in 18 years.

Not since Sept. 25, 1936 when.
the Giants led the CHicago Cubs
by seven games has a Giant elub
led by more than the current
5% game margin they boast
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| Best Mid-Season Lead
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thelr 3lst victory in the last 37

 

over Brooklyn Weelnesday night
“with a resounding 10-2. triumph,

Since June 3, today are proud They walloped four home runs,
' scored four runs in-each of the |’
first and fifth innings and whip-|' §
ped Don Newcombe for the first

time at Ebbets Field since the
big Negro righthander Joined the
Dodgers in 1949,

To rub it in, Jim Hearn, the
Giants’ righthander went the
route for the second time this

Ebbets Field triumph since July
+8, 1952,

MAYS GOT HIS 28TH

Willie Mays, Monte Irvin, Wes
Westrum and Alvin Dark smack-
4ed the homers ‘as.did Gil Hodges
lof the Dodgers; It was No. 28
ifor Mays and No, 21 for Hodges,
who drove in both Brooklyn runs
in the first Inning. Mays’ 28 leads
both leagues. Dark has hit seven,
five against the Dodgers.

 

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Milwaukee’s Braves nipped
‘Chicago Cubs 1-0 as Chet Nich-
; ols out-hurled Howle Pollet in a

Cleveland's Indians ‘continued
_ their winning ways, drubbing the
‘Baltimore Orioles 6-1 for their |
10th victory in the last 11 games. ,
The Indians got all their runs :
in the second Inning to main-!
tain their 34-game lead over the |
New York Yankees who troun- ;
.ced the Boston Red Sox 17-9,:
Chicago’s White Sox, struggling |

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Turku, Finland. Landy’s.mark cut 1.4 seconds off Roger Bannis-
ter’s world record, Chataway was right behind® Bannister at Ox-
ford in May when the British track star became the first man to
crash the mark. For a fellow who drinks and smokes and breaks
the rules of training, Chataway manages to keep in the shadow

been shattered twice within two months—and in both cases the :

was the “wight Vancouver hits and hit a

home run and a triple to drive

of the fastest. men on earth,

to stay within reach of the In- j-

dians, shut out Detroit 9-0 be-
hind the four-hit pitching of

‘southpaw duel. Danny O’Con-
i nell’ § Seventh inning single fol-
‘lowed , by Jim. Pendleton’s double
ree at for the lone. run,

TWO WASHED OUT

| Peanuts Lowrey's pinch single
| with the bases loaded and two
‘out in the 11th gave the St. Louis
| Cardinals thelr second straight
Victory over the Cincinnati Red-"
‘legs 5-4. Rain washed out the’
' scheduled twi- night doublehcad-
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The Yankees enjoyed their

Most productive day of the sea-'
ison, pounding four Boston pilch-,
ers for 17 hits in a ‘pame that’
was halted in the eighth inning

fand Irv Noren took over the
American League batting lead
‘with four hits In five times at *
bat.

The Indians combined three
hits, a sacrifice. fly and four
walks by Bob Turley to score all:
their runs in the second inning ,
as Mike Garcia registered his
lith triumph. Bobby avilas twu- |

tun douhie was the key blow.

The White Sox smashed 16!
hits including a home run ‘by?
Ron Jackson, the 6-7, 20-vear-.
old bonus first baseman as they:
won their seventh straight at.
Detroit's Relies Stadbopy, Bitte:
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To Canada's Swimming Team

VANCOUVER (CP)—A 30-men-
ber swimming team of 18 men
and 12 women to represent Can-
ada in the British Empire Games

here next month was -namedj

early today at the conclusion of

“he Canadian swimming champ-
ionshivs.

British Columbia swimmers
dominated the selections. “The
West Coast province will hav
12 men and five women on: the
squad,

Ontario.placed five women and
one man while Quebec had four
-men and two women. Calgary’:
star diver. Bill Patrick, com-
pletes the team. Five divers in

all were chosen,
‘by rain. Yogi Berra drove in five’

jruns with a triple and homer’

The names will po before a
special committee of the Can-
adian British Empire Games As-
sociation for final approval Sun-
day.

Originally it was intended to,
name a tzam of 30 men and 10;

women but Albert Ford of Win-
nipeg, president of the Canad-
jan Amateur. Swimming As-
i sociation, said the selection com-
mittee voluntarily cul 10 men i:
fhe hope of gelting two cxtr,

The new ratio should eive th
team a better Dulance. he saic

A surprise u.iw.ce on the tean
is All.n Brew, 14-year-old sen
sation from Cresecnt Beach, B.C
who scored alincst a complet,
weep of the junior men's event
n fhe three- day championship:
yy winning five titles.

Allen will represent Canade
Wohis specially, the 110-yard:

A jimicr was also named to the
vamen's team—tiny Sara Bar-
‘er of Brantfdrd, Ont. 13-year-
dd oviverd who copped — two
hamptonships,

Powerful Gerry MeNamen, 2°
fof Vancouver, will be the main
stay of the men's team, com-

Here are the leams: -
MEN

110-Yard Freestyle: George
20rk, Hamilton; Gerry MeNa-

sire, Vaneouvery Jed) Simpson
Vanconyey,

440 Freostyle: McNamee, Allan

Ron
Ilehvist, Ocean Falls,
880 Freestyle; MeNamee, Re-
jenn Lacoursiere, Montreal; dim
Portelanee, Vancouver,

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10 Backstroke: Shmpson, Dean
Aspinall, Vaneouver; Allan Brew,
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ley, Montreal; Lloyd Kishino :
Montreal; Lloyd Kishino, Mont-:
real: Dick Jack, Vancouver.

Tower Diving: Bill Patrick, :
Calgary; Terry Connolly, Van- |
couver.

Three-Metre Springboard: Bill!
Palrick, Bernard Valois, Mont-!
real,

WOMEN

110 Freestyle: Virginia Grant!
Toronto; Gladys Prizstly, Ver-
dun, Que; Beth Whittall, Mont-
real,

440 Freestyle Relay: Virginia
Grant, Gladys PrieSily, Beth
Whittall, Gladys Priestly, Kar-
na Kemp, Vancouver,

10 Backstroke: Lenore Fisher,
Ocean Falls, B.C.; Sara Barber
Brantford, Ont,

220) = Breaststroke: = Margare!
Stangroom, Vancouver; Marge
Peebles, Vancouver; Bev Eynon
London, Ont.
330 Medley
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; Tower Diving: Lois Wood, Tor-
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Three - Metre |

Irene McDonald,
4

Springboard:
Hamilton.

LAST NIGHT'S sIGHTS |

 

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Olson, 167, San Franciseo, knock- ;
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Kin, Pa, (4). non-title, !

PHILADELPHIA — Joe Glar-

 

cello, 168, Philadelphia, out point. i
ed Billy Kilgore, 162'2, Miaml i
(10).

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Durelle, Bule Ste. Anne, NB,
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Bale Western Till
League baseball teams that were
lower bracket clubs at the divid-
ing point of the split scason are
off to winning starts as the loop
embarks on the second half-of
its schedule.

Only, Leydston a, fowls place)
finisher in-the first round, kep
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Wednesday nights The Bronce:
up “ended thirc ~place Edmon-
r . a i

The Vietobla Tyces, who ended |
the first half in sixth  place,:

‘|shaded the champion Vancou- |

yer Capilanos 4-3, while Salem:

City trimmed Wenatchee , 6-2.

Yakima was the No, 2 team In

the first half, Tri-Clty No. 5,
Salem No, 7 and Wenatchee No.

Pitchers had thelr ups and
eners,
Viclorla’s John Tierney spaced

in two tallles, including the win-
ning run in the seventh.

But Yakima’s Ted Edmunds
absorbed his third loss, due to
an attack of wildness, while try-
ing for his 12th win. Edmunds
‘JIowed Salem only four hits but
-lost the game when he walked
_five men in the elghth. He
yas replaced by Tom Lovrich
‘who gave up another walk. A
itwo-run throwing error and a
sacrifice fly sent in the last of
' six runs the Senators got during
the inning, all*without a hit,

Lewiston jumped on three Ed-
-monton hurlers for 12° safe

ows.

Lewiston manager Larry Bar-
‘ton went without a hit but every
‘other player on his squad got at
‘least one, Don Munter batted
Hin three runs and Bob Williams

“and Guss Rosburg had two RBI's
each, ;

TrisCity’s Dale Robertson is-
sued 10 free passes to the Wen-
atchee Chiefs but only two af-
fected the scoring. In the third,
he walked Dick Stacey who went
to third on a double by Charley
Beamon and scored on Jake Hel-
muth's ‘single. Beamon “walked

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