or Royals were ‘trounced
the:.third: RAMC Ob Cal-
: \tirday night, ‘Lach said:
ve .come from. behind: all
nd: there's no “feason: we
‘do it, again. "We sce to
bests When ne

 
 

    

 

“ted their positions mich better.
They’ didn’t have to work hard

a sweat bs

 

Landy.
track fear Lon
of tho world

Sof Land 7's -oppon= |
Les Angeles. nile

 

“over: and.are not playing

odds
ig g| couraged,” Mog

: cup, the first year the post-season
| series between the Western and
" Quebec ‘{itliste. was played {wo
Tyears. ago.

a WARRIORS PRAISED.

:{en by Shawinigan Falls Catar-
-: | aets.

‘of goals in that first period Sat-

 

1 shoul be out there at all.

. “Besides our, little guys up
"| front are taking: quite a going
ony-
where near the hockey they plays:
ed in the East. :

“They're being hooked and in-
tavefered. with, so. much - that
they're not ectting an opportun-
ity to show their true worth, You
cail’t. blame them for getting dis-

Calgary Stampeders. won the

_ Quebec Aces came
it West for the: series. .

, The next yeiz Edmonton Fly-
ers. travelled East and were beat-

Winnipeg has something more
than tradition going with .them.
Lach praised Warriors as a “good
hanekev- clnb—well. balanced and
with terrific netminding.”

“We should have hada’ couple

urday but erratic shootins com-
bined .with Ed Chadwick's good
_| Work kept us off the scoresheet.”
. Coach ‘Alf Pike of Winnipeg
said Warriors “hustled and play-

 

  
 
 
 
  
  
 

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the half}

 

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ner. “and ‘wished

! iiked! hinve and: sal
think vowil see much of
‘ } Angeles, Join “TH

“A, five- loot aint
One “th 36th hole’ Saturday to
. Matéh a one-over-par flye by
: Bil Hyndman and win the north
and south amateur golf tourna-
flent. one up,
S rhe ‘Seycheliés islands in the
ndjan’-Occan were awarded ta
or hy. the Paris weaty of

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“at it -either.
“unit,” -

_Howie Meeker, who will coach
-| the NHL Toronto. Maple Leais
“thought Warriors
“checked much better than, the
night before.” ”.

_ They played as 2

 

| Major League |
.. Standings

. The Associated Press
‘American Leagne -

a, one-under-par
hole score of 281. Four strokes.

 

 
  

   

’ GENE. LITTLUR
. second in row

Littler
Top Money
Winner.

LAS VEGAS. Nev. .ui—Califor-:
nia’s Gene Littler won the $38,- |

in a rousing ‘last-round duel‘

with Cary Middlecoff. Sunday.
Al Balding of Toronto: fired 2 ;

four-under-par 68, the best secure

af the last: round. to pull inte a!

three-way tie for fourth money, |
aight. strokes behind Littler.

* Littler, winning this event for:
the: second straight’ year, fired |
71 for a Ti-
back came .Middlecoff after a
25-year-old rival.
ter won $10,000 and Middtecolt
MM, 000.

 

PCL Standings |

By The Canadian Press

 

 

 

WoL Pet, aBL
Seattle tovseee THE GO U0
Lot Angeles ......13 6 684 v
Siveramento 22 6 «667 re
San Prancisco,.... 10 of Bon ™,
San Diego wo... OM Ub 460 4 |
Hollywood oo...., 6012 384 :
Vancouver ...,,. 6 12 383
Porland ., Wo woo oe

- oe Including Tax And Licence
ce» 450 Austin Sedan

© 49 Plymouth Sedan
‘49 Studebaker Sedan

or $158.00 down and $19.00 mo,

00
On The Road

Including Tax And Licence

‘49 Plymouth Sedan
‘48 Pontiac Sedan

‘48 Ford Sedan

age The Home of Friondly Service

ben

jrun bat at a $40,000-a-yeas pace, Son joined Post's homer party ye
Ernie Banks,

WoL Pet. GBL
“Ohleaco ieee ees § 1 833,
New York eee aes $3727
Cleveland 7.0.0... G6 5 B45 3
Washington ...... 7 6-539 4
Boston ove eieee, 4.6 444009
‘Detroit’... 4 6 400 23%
+| Kansas City o2..., $6 4.3330 4
Baltimore . 4 9 308 5
National League Mie Ace ras
_ WL Pet. CBI! By The Associated Press
Milwaukee 60.0042 067 If Ted Kluszewski doesn’t get by Tony Lazzeri,
Brooklyn teeter ees Ff fen y,{ back in the Cincinnati
Cinelmnatl ....... 5 5 .500 We fand start swinging that hanie-'
vy New York ...... 5 G6 455 2
5 peel pba rr 5 8 0 2 Wally Post is going to be erab-
sburgh ...... 5 6 455 2 |
Chicago, 37 300 8% ‘bing the heavy sugar,

The 26-year-old outfielder hit
four home runs Sunday as Red-

legs swept a doubleheader from

‘Chicago 5-4 and 8-4, Only one
man,

Stan Musial of St. Louis
‘Cardinals ever hit) more. Stan
at the record of five Muay 2,
“1954,

Post also his one Saturday ta

live sames

. alsa 0 one short af ihe

     

‘47 Mercury 5 Pass, Coupe
or $118.00 down and $17.00 mo.

Just Call 2222 And Aske For Derry

BOB PARKER LTD. /

    
 
     
 
      
      
        
       
   
   
   
  
 
  

~'Jand match play open with a:

iand 2 victory over Vince Cine= .

500 Tournament. of Champicns |" ‘critics in the first game bv hold-

Vi
gallant struggle to catch aad:

{pass hig Lil-:

Wally Post Takes Over
‘As Redleg Top Slugger

major league record of six held
Gus Zerrial: ,
-Regina wouldn't

~ New York Giants

ker
KOs Neuhaus |

In Third

DORTMUN D, German V.
(AP)—James J. Parker of
Barrie, Ont, knocked out
Germany’s former. Buro-
pean heavyweight boxing’
champion, Heinz Neuhaus,
in the third round of aj -
scheduled 10-round fight |
here Sunday night. Both)
weighed 218!% pounds; | |

Neuhaus, 30,-was as sur-
prised as the 14,000 fans!
in Westfalenhalle when:
ithe 27-year-old Canadian!
floored him with a terrific!

 

| left hook to the chin,

 

Victoria Champ.
Wins V.1. Open |

!
VICTORIA — Laurie ‘Kerr, e
1955 Victoria city golf champion, !

Sunday won the Vancouve

 

tr is-

Kerr was 6 up al ene stage of
'the 36-hole final but Clarkson
nibbled away at. the lead and
was 4 down after the first 18.
‘He picked up more ground in:
' the afternoon.and moved to
‘within one hole when he wou:
ithe 32nd hole with a birdie 2.

i
‘

ROVERS DOWN | CORK 3-2

DUBLIN (Ren térs)—Sham-
rock Rovers beat Cork Alhletic
3-2 in the ‘Football Association
i ‘of Ireland Cup final Saturday,

'
ete deneeta hae ae can “|

lineup and Ralph Kiner (twice).

Ed Bailey and Frank Robin-

and Harry Chiti,
tand Jim King hit home runs for’
the Cubs.

DODGERS DROP TWO

The big news Sunday was
Brooklyn's double defeat by
Pittsburgh t0-]) and 1-30 The
double disaster dropped the
world ehamplon Dadgers ont
of the National League lead
iwhite Milwaukee, idle for seven
Straleht days, took over on i

7 ‘make it five in three consecu- percentage basis,

Rianon Monaint, 238-year- “old
Hehtbander
from Venezuela, turned ina
one-hit 8-1 viclory against Phil-
adelphia to get Glants an even

r break, The only hit off Maraeut,

who fanned nine, wis ct first-
Inning single hy Del Bnnts that
idlrove da anus,

of
gst, PHILAY topped, Giants Sed. a

“the flrs? game on tie frst: nit
lengue home run by reler pit-
cher daek Mayer,
ANOTIEER TOUGH ONE

Herb Scare made the head.
lines the hard way, for the see-

; | ond time this season, by losing it

(1-0 game, The Cleveland ely
"stuck OUL 13 Detrolt Meers and
‘ullowed only three hits, but one
‘al the hits was a homey hy Bil
Tulle dn the LOU) Inder thot
rBive Billy Hoeft the vletury,
Score lost a le game to Chie
“ato 10 days aga,

Vie Wertz and Ab Snilth rah
hit two Homers and Hal Name
Hon Bot one as Cleveland won
Med dn the sceand game, Huh
Lemon atlawed seven hits put
look the vietory,

»  Halllmora beat Washington
1 Be with the help of Mla Prat
Cons (worn pinel ham,
Hal Smith and Bay Gardner
Usa hb homers for Orloles aie
ny
Senators. Slevers and Kary Ol
ESOn tsa homered In the seanad

poeamne, wan by Washington b> 4

SON Diek Tethlebneh's sineele with
Lhe bases Jouded I the ninth
Boston faly eaght up wlth
Yankees Saturday, benting them
4 for the Red Sox frst win in

five pines with Yanks (his sea
son,
Piteher Camilo Pasenal was

(he Key man in Washtngtars
hed win Saturday over Baltimore,
He rapped out fow hits, driv.
lg dn two runs with a third.
Inning slogle, and strnek ub ie
batters for hhe secand vletory ut
Aha season,

Ta the Nadonal Lewgue, bron»:
Iyn heat Wttshurgh 4-2, Phils
bent Chants dt! and
downed Cubs (ef, ‘

Gb. Wwald ee fvcuuker, Chie aye
White Sox ansng City, wand:
Cleveland evrolt were
att,

 

  

' championship :
iDaros

‘day, .
‘goals were scored on lone shots

Sievers wud dim Lemon for

Redlena.

rabved

|

 

Memorint Cup jing

al Toronto,

 

 

Cup playarfs with Regina Pats, western Cana la chamrions,

“Identitied,

 

watas te

GOALHE ED JOUNSTON of Montreal Junior Canadiens stons a high puck with kis shoulder on
ashet from Ken Girard of Toronto Marlboros ducing the deeidine eame of the
Maries blan sed Canadicns 2-0 to advance into the Memorial
Other Montreal player is un-

eastern Canada

(CP Photo)

Pats No Match For Marlboros

By RON ANDREWS
. Canadian Press Staff Writer
TORONTO (@—Toronto Marl-

/boros appear a good bet to be,

:the second team in history to.

ecutive years.

Marlboros _untracked
' selves Sunday to coast to an
easy 4-1 victory over Revita

"Pats in the second game of the
, | best- of-seyen series,

Pats, who surprised) oneany

ing Marlboros to a 4-4 tie, fuse
‘didn't have the stamina in tho

second pame. A crowd of 8463:

fans watched Toronto score
three goals in the first periud
and then out-hustle (he west-
erm Canada chanipions the res

iof the way,
t

Oshawa Generals wan the Me-

morial Cup in 1939 and again in

(1940—the onty team to win two
in a row, Marl-
captured the Mematicl
‘Cup last year when

eina,
SHAKY NETMINDING
Mariboras took advantage of

some wobbly goaltending Sun-
Two of their. first three

which fooled Regina goaltende,

‘Hank Metcalf. Another was de-

flected into the net by a Re-
gina defenceman.

Coach Murray Armstrong of
concede the

series after the game,

- ae

pt Ma am “
; nm ' Lote tet
wes : A ‘ alg

 

there!

they de-:
itented Pats in five games at Re-

_ “Marlboros were good to tae
‘advantage of a couple of our bad
‘breaks—just like they were i
the first game-—but three of
their goals were lucky. And we

win the Memorial Cup two con- shad. some tough luck in vor 18

Mounties Split
PCL Twin-Bill
With Seals

By The
Vancouver Mounties lost their
three-game PCL series with San
Francisco Seals 2-] in Vancouver
Saturday. The Motnties won the
opener 3-2 but drupped
night-can #-2,

The Seals scored three rutin in
the second game to breek a 2-3
tie. Vancouver had tied the score
in their half cf the eighth ona
double by Willy Quintana and
a single by Len Neal. A erowd
of 2,736 watched the night gume
‘in 9,000- stat Capilano scocium,

' In the afternoon, 2.008 «
‘tomers saw the Seals come ele
‘in the Jast innine when Ed Sad-
fowski tripled ond sgared ona
single by Gordon Windhern but
the rally. fizéled. Other eamics:

Saturday—-San Diego 0. Soul tte

Canadian Press

ul
lose

a

2; Hollywqod 3, Los Apaties A,
Sunday--Hollywoed 7-3.) Los
Anveles 8-9: Sor Dieeo °-0,
Seattle Jl-4: Sacramento 7-4

Portland 6-2,

 

YOU CAN'T TELL THE
DEPTH OF A WELL BY
THE LENGTH OF THE
HANDLE ON THE PUMP

 

’Defenceman

of

the;

in Second Memorial Cup Game

chances, too, Our shooting was:

poor but we'll remedy that in
the next game,*We aren't dead
yet, not by a lone shot.”
Left winger Bob
scored tivice to pace Marlbora;.
Al MacNeil, right
Ken Girard and lett

winger

‘winger Gary Collins scored the’

othar Toronto goals. Left winger
Murray Balfour saved Pats froin
a shutout loss with a goal mid-
way through the second periad,
Metealf stopped 24 shots, half

them in the — first period.
Marlboro netminder Len Brod-
erick mide 25 saves, bat many
af them were long shots made in
desperation.

Pats showed a tendency
wath a second or two too long
when vetting ready to shoot and
thus lost many opportunities to
setup good scoring chances.
Other thnes the Pat players
passed too much in front of the
Marlboro goal and the puck was

cleared from danger by the Tor-

ento defencemen,

The referees called a total of
11) penalttes, ineluding a 10-
minute misconduet against Col-
lins In the third perfod.
horos reecived six. of
minors,

Third game is scheduled

the

day and fifth next Sunday.

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: Major League
| Leaders -

By ‘The Assocluted Press
| _ Ameren Lengne
AB R
Wertz, Cleveland ,. vB OY
Viantte, New Yort 41°10
“towron, New York 440067
Plersall, Moston ..,. 34 q
Olvan, Wash, 47° 10° 19
Runs Yost, Washinyton, 1,
Pans hatted Ine Mantle, 13,
INte--Ols.n, 19,
Trlptes four players ted with 2,
Doukles- Goodman, Boston, 4.
Home runs—Werty, 5, ‘
Stolen bates—Ph tley, Haltiinere:

Bauer, New York and Lemon. Wash
i netan, 4,

Pitching
i 1.000,
Suikeouts-

Prt.
ALT.
418
400
BET
A04

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7
17
18

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Score, Cleveland, 31,
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pSeenk Se honis | eh 4 19 dag
: Long, Pilishureh ASO TB LD
» tt, St. Laws 40007 12 400
park New York 44065 16 H0d
j  Piine--Gilllam, Brooklyn, 11,

i ns batted dae Post and Jablon-
Pslt, Cinetanati, 13. '
DOVE hone, TR,

» Panbles~ - Murillo, Brooklyn, 6,

‘Trlples-—Landrith, Chiengo, Brie

fon, Milwaukee and Walls, Pietsburah,,

oO, ,
Home runs—Post, Clacinnath, 7
Staten bases Gillan, Brooklyn,

Drake, Chieugo and Walls, 2.
Pltehlug--- Ruberts. Philadetpita,

4-0, 1.000,

Strikcouts---Priend, Pittsburgh, We,
BIGGER AVERAGE

Average size of Canadian fum-

ilies In 1955 was 3.8 persons, up

from 3.7 in 1954.

 

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