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_ VICTORIA: ‘=-Ben Laughren, ‘the big Victoria’ ‘chef, was. pull
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’| after he entered the water near.

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possibly this, ‘weekend. °
‘Saanich surveyor. Bill Muir was

| scheduled .to try. at-noon today,

if weather conditions. permit.

“During the flurry. of _ swim
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trains on,”

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League. soccer match into: a
debacle here Friday: night: as
they dumped, St. Andrews’ 10-1. :

Danny - Rogers ‘scored f our.
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‘United: turned a Pacific Coast}

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ks coritinued their undisput-
ed supremacy oY the Prince Ru-
pert Pony league at Roosevelt
park last night as they, racked
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‘bshind the three-hit pitching
of Larry Toms, defeating the
Gyros 6-2.

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‘Lack of control undermined the
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By The Canadian Press

 

 
  

Major League Leaders

~ BY ‘The Associnted Press
“American League

“lar an "AB on ole Ag enh
Maxwell, ‘Det, .... 260 53 92 354 ened their hold on the top spot
Kuenn; Def, ..... 999 4G 301 Aaj in the Pacific Coast League Fri-
Kell, Baers ar 28 76 325 day night as they trounced San

non, “Boston 0.36 77. 321! Francisco Seals 5-1 while second

Runs—Mantle, 78.

Runs’ batted in—Mantle, 19.
Hits—Mantle, “113.00 +. -

- Noubles-—Piersall, Boston. 23,
Triples—Simpson, Kansas City,
Home runs—Manitle, 31.

Stolen’ bases—Rivera, Chicago 10.
Pitching — Brewer, Boston, 12-3
.800.

place Seatile Rainiers lost to
Sacramento, 1-0.

Vancouver Mounties, see-saw-
ing between 23 and 24 games off
the pace at the bottom of the
ladder, put over a triple steal tn
the ninth inning to take a‘7-5

|, Stlecotteseore, lage 122. | victory over San. Diego Padres.
Player and Club = ABR OH Pet At Hollywood, Portland exe-
Aaron, ‘Mil... 308 57 104.23 ;culed a triple play but the
oat CIN ig vee ae. 35 a _333| Stars yanked the rug from under
‘} Musial, St. Louis Oo 49 106 33) j a -
Schoendienst, NY. 211 27. 67. al the Beavers to beat them. 5-4.
“| Boyer,.St. Louls » 941. GO 108 317 oe

Runs—Robinson, ‘Cincinnatt, G4.
Runs: batted In—Musial, Th,
Hits—Bover, “108.

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Gyros, down 6-0 going into the _ \ A
bottom of the fourth, finally go’ '
onto the score sheet 0. a sing Chec Your ‘
by Irvine himself, a wild pitch :
by Toms and another single. by 1956 ‘
Dick Specht, The Gyros added 4 7
one more run in the bottom o! ‘oa’ . Pe
the sixth on another single by Printing Needs i?
Irvine, two stolen bases and ar Lng
error. “ ct
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walked none and struck out 1 i
Gyros, Irvine fanned seven, . ot ;
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