Swim: ‘Star.
3 |Saves. Boy

F the outcome did little to advance the he standings until .
me 4 hotél protest is ruled. on. ps

Phe’ hardware triumph, | df -it,:

‘ “stands, ‘would see G& A clinch’a
tie for. first place in the league

and set; the. stage for a possible

{loop : victory , tomorrow ‘night,’

“the! ‘protest Was lodged : by

“Hotelmen’s bid in ‘the hping

nh to:tie thé five runs held by, the

opposition : fell ‘short by one run
as. a result.” of . the: ruling : as an

 

YOUNGSTOWN, , “Ne y, rome —

= Veteran ; mara th: on’ swimmer

Winnie: Roach” ‘Leuszler.. dived
into: the: ‘Niagai‘a ‘River Saturday
and ‘saved’. from’ drowning ‘a 10-

yo year- -old boy who made: a ¢hild-

-jish threat’ to: friends - although
, he couldn't: swim, |

Mrs,’ Leuszler: was ‘in’ training

en | for: her attempt to swim Lake
| Ontario, which began at 5: 10 a. m.

noe ‘today. °

“She heard Douglas Shaver ery

: for help and quickly dave. back

into the: water: she:had-just left

-fafter-a’practice:swim: The Can-

€.:/adian distance. star-had the lad

   
       

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Toronto siminfieter
Beats: Lake Ontario ”

TORONTO. (CP)—Seemingly spent within three

|miles of his-goal, a 36-year-old’ Toronto steamfitter

early. today summoned his last ounces of energy to
overcome offshore eurrents and reach the eastern
breakwater of Toronito harbor, pecoming: the second

 

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PRINCE RUPERT

THE PRAIRIES
And es
EASTERN CANADA q
8:00 p.m,

Daily vxcey Sunday
Convenient Main Line cone

Cliff™ “Dahl, Hotelmen”: manager.
‘lin: the sixth inning after leadoff |
-/man,:centrefielder Nick Pavlikis
was: tagged out after failing to.
1touch a ‘base whieh wasn’t tied
‘ into: place. - : :

jin the 244 innings: he” worked,”

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error: “to. G. &: A catcher “Don
Scherk scored’ the, second: man
up, leftfielder:Don Hawryluk,
Hotelmen: led: off. with: ‘two
runs, in the first“and added ‘an-
other :in’ the: ‘third: while: pitcher
Gord. ‘Cameron’, ‘held the: “hard: }'.

ware crew hitless. and ° ‘scoreless. . - a ee

G &' A-solved: Caniéron -in ‘the a
Balding Wins
CPGA Tourney

‘fourth: wheh- three . successive
singles ‘scored two tuns. G.&* A
brought in: -three more runs. in
the ‘sixth on‘ three. hits and ‘an
error and, then: shelled, Cameron
from: the mound in the seventh
7 eu wen neonatal x TORONTO @—Between: puffs
Jack Lindsay, relieved ~ and {OW & large cigar, .Al- Balding
gave up a.single hit, and-a-run |Posted "rounds of 69 and 67 Sat-
urday: to™-retain: his ‘Canadian
Professional: Golfers “Association |
championship with-a 136+ total
for: 36°" holes. at. the- ‘Toronto
Downsview’ club.) 0s oe
;, Balding’s ‘score was: six. “unier
par. and: two strokes better. than
Stan Leonard’s palr of. 69s for
a:138 total, Both Balding, from
Toronto Credit Valley and Leo-
nard of Lachute, Que, fecently
returned ‘from playing in the
British Open. ©
. The. tournament was oan
abbreviated 36-hole affalr’ after
rain: washed out: Friday's: first-

  

 

Tan’ Dunbar who’ was. tagged
for 10 hits was the winner, al-
lowing. five © runs; three, - ‘walks
and’ strixing- Out: tivo's Cameron
is charged with the ‘loss as’ “he|:
gave up 12 hits,:nd. walks ‘and
struck out four. Lindsay fan-
ned one and walked five.
| Third baseman Darrell Young
and second baseman Billy Smith
with ‘two hits each in four trips
topped hardware. batters, while
Pavlikis with’. three safetics in
five appearances at the plate
took batting honors, for tne

losers,’ | round scores. Tournament offic-
G&A’ oe. 000 203 501—11. 18 4iials decided that 36 holes in-
Hotelmen ’..’. 201 001 010—.5..10 4

Dunbar and DP. Scherk; Cameron,

 

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stead of.’the .54 holes planned |:
yout and swimming strongly in

‘John’ Jaremy: set out’ fromi|
Niagara-on-the- Lake, Ont,,. at

person in history to- swim Lake Ontario...

marathoner Plorence Chadwick
and Tom Park,.former Hamilton

Lions al Jasper for points Ka
and West.

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and 13 minutes — 17 minutes
slower than the Toronto girl's
time.

A great-roar went up from the
estimated 12,000‘ persons jam-
med along the eastern water-
front as Jaremy’s final surge
brought him to the cement
breakwater. He sank from sight
rand two..swimmers went over
the side of a small boat nearby
and hoisted him over the gun-
wales of another. Jaremy was
inert and he lay exhausted on
the floorboards,

At 7:45 a.m. EDT. three other
swimmers were reported at var-
ious points along the route from
the Niagara River estuary to
Toronto. They were Winnie
Leuszler of - Toronto and Cal-
gary, who dived in at Youngs-
town, N.Y, at 5:10 a.m,, Fern-
ley Wheatcroft, 60, of Toronto,
and Jim Woods, 40, of Ashville,
NC.

Winnie was about four miles

her attempt to become the sec-

 

 

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Semi-Finals
Start Tonight

Semi-finals In the Princo Ru-
pert Little League will get under
way. tonight at 7 pm, ab Algoma
park where Shop. Ensy will host
Kinsmen In the firat of the best-

. Baltimore by Identical 4-3 scores,
-ag(in a doubleheader, .
fledged Cincinnati 4- 3, Washing-
ton. topped Chicago, 6-5, Phila-
delphia turned back Milwaukee
‘i8-5.and St, Louls toppled Brook-
"+ lyn’ 13-6, New York Giants *at}
Chicago. and Kansng City at
New York were postponed he-

Pittsburgh

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Bea Kings tomorrow In the sec-
ond leg of the semis: Shop Easy
nnd. Kinsmen play agaln on
Wednesday, Finals of the Little
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Knowing the difference hetween a strike and a hall often means
the difference hetween being a good and a bad hitter,

Duke Snider was a “strikout king” until he spent many hours of
extra practice watching hundreds of pitches: in spring training.
When he learned to quit. swinging at pitches: above his arm pits he

y have trouble with’ low piteneg or those"inslde — 4:
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or swing so hard that you end up off balance, but do be sure that
you follow through with your hat and body like the players shown

: BOLOGNA, Italy W—Franees-
Jeo Ariechi, 205, . Italy, stopped
Heinz .Neuhaus, al2 , Germany,

ae ENISHES SWING «| | (11) "

AND-HEADS ° | —
FOR FIRST ;:\-° | HOLLYWOOD (f — Roger Ris-
BASE. HONE "1 |eher, 185, Oakland, outpointed ;
fy" “| Young Jack’ Johnson, 211, Los
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ond woman to conquer. the lake.
‘Wheatcroft was about 10 miles
|from the Toronto waterfront
‘and Woods, embarked on his sec-

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20 hours and 56 minutes for the Calif. ae IMAT ....12:30 p.m,
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[strongly at 56° strokes ‘to ‘the | ev pM,
minute, ‘barely . made. progress . |

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shore at.) aim. after 21 hours OPERATIONS For Further’ Information

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ond. attempt this year, was be-
‘lieved to be about half-way ac-
ross,

Jaremy's attempt was the 34th
in three years across the lake.
| He became the only man to con-
quer. the treacherous waters
which have tumed back such
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~ Savoy Hotel dropped its see-
ond decision of the Prince Ru-
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league season yesterday as they
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FACING (i yet dersrd Atlin in the first game of a night
He THROUGH NE ‘| double bill.

“Tr B GUS ty Local 708 handed Canfisco a
he ‘ 20-9 shellacking dn the second

PUTCHERS | CINCINNATI ame. ellacking in the

MOUND Ar REDLEGS.

hotel’s grip on first place cul to
34% games ahead of the second-
place union who lead thjrd-spot

Savoy Blanked 3-0
For 2nd Loop Loss

Outcome of the games sees the :

in the second frame and elght
in the third. Canfisco took a
two-run lead in the first. added |
a belated five runs In the thir ;
and its final two tallies in the;
sixth.

The union manufactured the
win with two pitchers, starting
Bill Sundberg and relieving with
Bill Hardy, who gets the win.

Canfisea used three hurlers,
iCar) Erickson taking: over from
R. Yuen jn the «cond and giving |
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