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Split Decision Gives
Romero Upset Victory

VANCOUVER () ~ ddgardo} Romero. was always in front

Romero, mountainous Argentin- | His two big rounds were the
jan, clubbed his way to a i0-| third and fourth when he switch-

ed from a booming left that dug
over Earl Walls; Canadian |deep into Wall’s body in favor
heavyweight champion from Ed-! of a crashing, ponderous right

round split decision early tonay

monton,

The fight ended at 12:15 am.
PDT, with a crowd of more than
8.000 looking on in Calister Park,
The result was an upset, with
Walls ruling a 2-1 favorite:

Walls weighed 193%; to Ro-
mero’s 248 and came out of the
Scrap with a cut over his left eye
and a more serious jol! to his
aspirations of moving higher in
the heavyweight ranks.

Romero carried the big guns
and Walls the little guns. The
Canadian’s sharp lefts to the
body and jabs to the head had
no more effect on the balloon-
sized Argentinian than a pee-
shooter.

j that staffered the Canadian,
| THIN MARGIN’

one to give an edge to Walls,
Under the point system used
here ,the referee’s margin was
thin—45 to 44, Judge Bill Oates
called it 46-42 for Romero and

South American, The round-by-

round compilation by The Cana-
dian Press showed seven for the
Argentine champion, two for
Walls and one even.

The loss was Walls’ sixth in
40 fights and Romero's 24th win
in 26 starts.

‘
CROWD PLEASER

In a solid-hitting preliminary,
Sid Morris-Roe, 142, fought to
ia draw in four rounds with Billy
j Stone, who weighed 137 for his
‘first professional performance,
| Both Vancouver fighters, they
threw hard and frequent punch-
jes in a crowd pleasing duel.
. Jack McLean of Calgary, 194,
won a TKO decision over Harold
{'Kitchen of Edmonton, 177%,
:,when Kitchen was unable to
.;;come out for the last round ina
*lscheduled six-round prelimin-
ijary.
:; Ken McPhee of Vancouver,
114334, and Tuppy Tyler of. Ed-
» monton, 142, both landed heavy,
_ timely blows without one gain-
j ing the upper hand and the six-
? round contest was called a draw.

In other fights last. night,
Rinzi Nocero, 158, of Brooklyn
outpointed Angelo Urgitano,
16034. of New York in the eighth
; round at Brooklyn and in Liver-
: pool, England, Pat McAteer of
: England knocked out Harry
_; Mino of Belgium in the fourth
ee Marans ie '“ round. Both fighters are middle-
EARL WALLS iweights, but exact weights are
++. one friend in the ring not available. oo

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mickey Mantle Prime Reason

 

For Yankee Come-Back Story

 

ee ~ -. By The Associated Press
Major League
| Leaders Yankees is the blossoming of

Mickey Charles Mantle into 4
By The Associated Press |bistime big leaguer, .
AMERICAN LEAGUE The 22-year-old switch-hitting
AB ROH pet,| centre fielder apparently has ar-
aqq (tived,

 

Noren, New York . 233 37 79 i oot
Avila, Cleveland . 318 65°105 330! His average of .323 is second
Mantle, New York . 328 74 106 323! high on the club, He leads the
Minoso, Chicago . 857 77 115 322) Jeapue in home runs ith 20 and
Ftosen, Cleveland © 982 45 90 319! agus in home runs witt a

Runs—Minoso, 77 taps the Yankees in runs scored,
8—-VEINOSO ‘ .
ae | viples, hits, runs batted In
Runs batted in-~Minos 1 Mane! + ’ ,
tle 14. nso ane N° totai bases and bases on bails, In
HMits—Fox, Chleago, 329, j the field he ranks with the best,
Doubles—Vernon, Washington, 21,1 In Thursday's double triumph
Triptes-—Runnels, Washington, 13. yer the Chicago White Sox
Home runs--Mantte, 20, Bae . iy
Stolen bases—densnn, Boston ana! Mantle was the batting star In
leven, Chieago, 13, the first game, He drove in. the
Pitehing---Reynalds, New York, 10-/ tying run wih a righthanded
1-008, single in the elghth inning, and.
. Strikeouts—Tupley, Baltimore, 108. the winning run with a left-
NATIONAL LEAGUE handed hame run into left field
AB RoW pot. in the 10th. The score was 4-3,

Snider, Brooklyn . a2 79 128 jua{The Yanks coasted home in the
Mueller, New York 876 60 WO 846! second Ite,
Pesta, St. Louls pie 70 ARO MAL bea felipe
chocndenst, St. L895 76 Y4h! 87) TRIBE Ne
Hell, Clneinnatl ... aan 7 19 Maual aig * twte
~ Tims—Musial, 40 Cleveland also won twice, 6-3
Rubs batted In. and 5-2 over Boston, and kept
* eel In=-Musial, 87, its half game first-place lead

THIs--Seharndlenst, 133,

Triple tee and Dell, on, Brooklyn climbed a game clos-

Hime mane Wr ti. Ter to the New York Glants with |
un . Aya New York, 99) an 8-5. victor ry Cine ti

Stolen bases: -lynton, Milwauteo, | tt 8-5 victory over Clneinna

. ‘}while (he Glants howed to Chi-

cago W-5. New York still holds

iv Hx-game edge, .

In other action Milwaukee edge.
co Philadelphia 4-9 end 8t. Louis
shaded Pittsburgh vy the same
score Int} innings In the Nae
tlonal League,

Detroit defeated Fhiladelphia
4-4 and Washington bent Baltl-
mare 32 In the Amertean
Lengua,

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Referee Ab Keyes was the only

judge Bert Lowes 49-47 for the!

One of the prime reasons for|
ithe recent rise of the New York:

en an pitehed ball, Dave Hill, G & A
SO ‘WIN |

fue

who” Had’

Terrace Trip
| Slated Sunday
For Pony Stars

An All-Star team fron’ the
Prince Rupert unofficial Pony

i
|

Sunday to vie with an all-star
aggregation at the inland town.

three Pony teams Wednesday.
The list contains seven possible
pitching starters, two choices for
first, second and short stop po-
sitions and several choices for
outfielders,

The team’s catcher will be Se-
lected from one of. the spare

ing was the manimous cholce
for third base,
The league executive asks that
iany of the boys listed below, who
will not be able to go to Terrace,
get in touch with their team
managers or league secretary,
Harley Lewis.

ALL-STAR SELECLION
Pitchers—R. Bury, W. Smith,
K. Gulbranson, P, Halverson, L.
Thom, C. Lindstrom, E. Eyfod
Eyford.

Catchers—R, Bury or K. Gul-
branson. :

First base—L, Girbov or P,
Thom.

Second base—L. Hewitt or J.
Arseneau,

Short stop—R. Kelsey or F,
Cawdell.
Third base—M. Fleming,
Outfield W. Anderson, C,
Lindstrom, K, Gulbranson, J.
Arseneau, T. Lindstrom, T. Me-
Neice, ,

League will travel to Terrace this| |

A meeting of the league execu-
tive selected 17 players from the | ¢

pitching staff, while "Max Flem- .

were Son.

royal sanction of th
tries,

ly at this stage, but

unit for hard work,
You can start with
lers and boxers at 6

at 5:30, and count on

to dark.
Canadians weren't

and team spares. Nine figure

sports in the Games,

Canadians Prove Hard Workers
As Empire Games Draw Closer

By WLR, WHEATLEY
Canadian Press Staff Writer

VANCOUVER (CP)—The num-
ber of championships Canada
may win at the British Empire
Games is problematical, ecrtain-

      

NON-COMPETITIVE PARTICIPANTS in the British Bmpire
Games at Vancouver Tuly 30-Aug. 7 will receive medals such as’
these. The medals are’ intended chiefly for coaches, managers

Reverse

S grouped around the unofficial
totem pole emblem of British Columbia represent the major
side, with crown and chain, depicts
& mecting and unity of participating coun-

SN For WIL Leaders

bo
By The Canadian Press’

Lewiston, Salem and Yakima,
4. jrunning one-two-three in the

League's second: half pennant
race ,hung up. fresh victories
Thursday, night while Edmonton
and Vancouver halved a double-
‘theader, po. , ,

Lewiston stayed on tap with a
6-4 win over’ the Wenatchee
Chiefs, (It was the fourth defeat
in five starts for the luckless
Chiefs, 'who have managed only
four wins in the 18 second half
games they have played,

Salem kept pace with a 10-4
victory ,over Victorla that gave
the Senators a sweep of the

 

you can't

beat the Canadian seam as a

the wrest-
am. same

@ full day

of work and more work right up

the only

ones to take full advantage of a
balmy day on Thursday, Every!
country turned loose {ts athletes
in full foree and Empire village

 

Moos. - en ° ’ kies from Scotland and South WoL Pet. GUL
H te . Fal S Major League Africa were at work with Javelin) powiston ........ 13 6 .OB4
0 " ie discus and shot, Salem .......... 9 5 00 2
| ae Standings Canadian girl. sprinters were|¥#kima ......... b 7 503 21,
= ; . vers ea . Edmonton ,..... 8 8. .500 By
0 verta e AMERICAN LEAGUE pout in force. Margery Squires, !myoity 0 8 9 471° 4
Wb: Pet. copy)! 7-Year-old high school girl from| vancouver 6 7 uu 4
. ' Cleveland 63 28 692 Fredericton, said she is sure her| Vitoria ........, 5 6 455 4
beens 28.092 } Ie 4
"|New York ....... 64 30 681 14,/lime has improved since the! Wenatchee ..,... 4°13 235 8
a y Chicago ........ 58 36 4617 614: track and field trials two weeks es
4 5 44g 291: x .
Washington ag BAM 225) G0, SENIOR LEAGUE
; 20 a second tiing rally last Botton 87 80 40 WB? | AL the nearby Empire pool} BASEBALL STANDINGS
i night Gordon & Anderson col- Philadelphia .... 81 57 .352 301, Canada’: swimmer: went through j WoL Pet. GBL
. - “| a a hate La. Ve
lected five big runs that with- Baltimore ....... 92 6 248 ain! fr first of Une ywora-day|@ 8 A ee 12 5 .106
Stood the ravages of time and poo ee tee Terrace ........., 9 10 474 4
the efforts of Commercial Ho- NATIONAL LEAGUE i hourly workouts. Jerry McNamee Esyulres ...... 8 9 470 4
tel and thé league leaders | Wi Pet. GBL of Vaneouver, a winner for Can- Commercials .....7 12 368 6
- 3 Ore | their secon Geto. NOW York .-... 62 S107 ‘ada at the last games was re- _ soe
4 o-d victory In‘their s “l0- Brooklyn ........ .56 37 .602 ee aa en : .
last ganie of the senior baseball llwatikee Dar 45 511 ty, Ported in top shape. George Park,| The transportation of convicts
season. ° ‘Philadelphia .... 44 44 500 151,/the Hamilton policeman, wasito the malnland of Australia,
| The win widens the gap be- lCineinnati ...... Y7 47.500 151. cing better than .a minute in which bad been used as a penal
tan , St. Louls .. 46 495 16 the 110-yeard free-style, . , 40,
tween. first and. second: place Chicago . 36 53 don ag he beyer | free-sty ‘colony, stopped in 1840
held. by. Terrace to four’ gamés Pittsburgh .:... 63.815 3214 ty aicoonn a NCE ere recor peer

and puts: the hotelmeni six games |
off the'lead. a

Terrace and Esquires, present- |

Sunday for a double header.’ |

the thrée-hit pitching of Dennis
Reed, w i .

. Commercials picked up two of
their runs i U.+ second on two
successive singics by Bill Gunn
and Cliff Dahl and got the third
one when Dahi singled in the

_. [ly separated by four percentage |.
“7 Boihts ihsteli jockeying for sec-

 

(miler, trotted about easily and! Shot Putt Record

raltempted no strenuous work,

ticular attention to starts,
of them beat the gun and get out! |
vaulter from Toronto, was going

 

 

Remember when

Abidenkins ostablished 21 eo
in at World’s automobile, speed records re

ond fot, meet at Roosevelt Pati in.a 24-hour run at Bonneville |B
on ing Salt flats, Utah, 14 years ago to-/&

n , 5 F

G & A gels the win behind day. His main achievement was |
an average speed of 161.8 miles:
an hour while driving 3,908.32 5

miles fn 24 hours. '

Try Daily Nows Classifieds F

three-game series, Yakima beat
Tri-City , 7-3 and Edmonton
whipped Vancouver 5-1 in the
first half. of a twin bill but Jost

the afterpiece 8-7,

 

throughout the day was like a
ghost town—except at meal
times, , :

John Landy, Australia's great

New Zealand
Star Exceeds

VANCOUVER 4)~-Yvette Wil-
llams, New Zealand's outstand-
ing athlete and considered a
cinch to win the broad jump at:
the July 30-Aug.:7 British Em-
pire Games, created something
of a sensation’ this week when
she heaved the shot putt for a
distance of 44 feet 1044 inches
in a. practice. The recognized
Britlsh Empire record for Wwo-
men is 40 feet 614 Inches,

Hector Hogan and Marjorie
Jackson Nelson, the Aussie sprint
champions, went through prac-!
tlee sprints briskly paying par-

Ron Miller, Canada’s ace pole

over the bar easily at 13 feet
and was given a great hand by
the crowd,

JAVELIN, DISCUS, SHOT

Roy Pella of Sudbury was busy
throwing the discus. Farther
down the infield a group of hus-

 

WIL STANDINGS ~

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seventh to bring in Gunn who
had got on with a fielders;
choice.
G & A’s one-inning spree came
after “wo men were out. Ian y
Duni«., pro-tem manager, got
to fest aller a hard hit ball
droppert from Dahl's glove, Dun-
bar went to second on Bill Mor-
rison's ground-out, to third on a
Passed ball and scored on Reed's
ringing double. Don Scherk who
went three for four, got his see-
ond hit to bring In Reed and Bill
Sundberg who~washit by a
Mecond -bagenhaal ‘singled to bring
In Schork, and, Prod. Christensen,
reached’ first when
Bruce Simundson overthrew the
first sack,

Scherk turned in the most im-
pressive performance at the plate

his credit, Dunbar and Dahl
with a pair of singles apiece in
three tries came next,

Reed struck out seven, walked,
five and hit one batter, Miner!
Simundson tn the second, Jack
LAndsay who hurled for the los
ers, struck out three, walked one,!
Have up seven hile and struck
one hatter, Bunbers in the sec.
ond,

Umpires were Mike Karasosk!

 

 
 
   
   
  

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