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». John ‘Lambie | proved that he belongs with the senior’ league
Os his Dad. did. ‘a few years back. John pitched: himself ¢ areal '
‘smart.ball game: wlien he downed the league leadirig G & A..
“Of the. four: runs tallied | against : his slants, I belleve there
“were “only: -two':earned ‘runs and the> only real ‘damage. e.
.-uffered ;was’ the. ‘gopher ‘ball he ‘served up to’ Don ‘Scherk.
~ + Going into. the’ top of the.seventh and last inning, the Esquires
-- trailed’ 4-3, but they. were: : belabouring the G: &" ‘A: pitching
““« staff and: were - getting a‘good many. on pase. “Lambie then
‘coolly: proceeded to retire the G: & A“power: ‘by. getting:, Ralph
Ab Enridge and: Darrel ‘Young ona. pitch | apiece’ and! then get
«= ting’ Syd: Seherk a couple: of pitches later:,:
In ‘the’ bottom of the: seventh, ‘Danny. ‘Bill and’ ‘Lawson
Hewitt took the. spotlight.’ ‘Danny drove:in.‘the; equalizer: and
: Lawson. blooped a hit over, third to‘bring in the winning run.
. “Tan “Dunbar,” pitching: with one day's. rest, absorbed’ tie -
Os Voss. Tan.‘seemed: to” have. his. estuff  when* he; rélieved: Len
: Shankel but seemed’ to tire in. the last inning. ‘His throwing

‘ Still, the star. of. the. evening was John Lambie.-His main
oh | fault. was ‘that he fell behind the - batters. but: kept out: of
: ; trouble just the same,- In: contrast’ to. his father, ‘Bill ‘Lainbie,
-John’ deals mostly: soft pitches. ‘and has ‘the’ hitters ‘banging
ape ‘the ball into the. dirt. most: of the. time, ‘Bill used to. throw -
a hard. most, of the time and his fast ball really buzzed. He had
st “excellent control to go with it too: Bill also wasn't adverse to’
“Jet-one “slip” once in awhile so that the ball would snap
past the batter’s chin. After this treatment, the more. timid
“batters: would then ‘discover that. the bat they were holding
WAS about a foot: too long and they would, stand .a little. far-
- «ther away enabling Bill to fog over the third; and last strike
“on: the outside corner. John ‘Goesn't overpower. anyone as
could: ‘be'seen: when he beaned Tommy Sedgwick. ‘The G.& A
9|* third baseman just tossed his bat to the side and. trotted down
to ‘first as. though he :had. drawn a- walk. If. Bill ‘beaned ,
‘2 anyone, ‘it would: have been pretty serious, ,

ete The ‘Esquire. management should watch this young man
aa and: not: let: him pitch too much: or too. often’ until he gets |
4° a little’ older. Along with Bill Donaldson, they. now have
“two of ‘the - ‘most: promising moundsmen in: ‘the Teague and

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Whenever he has time, an Inflelder should circle balls hit to his
left on:right Instead of running toward them-in a direct line, This
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he can ‘shift, to elther side quickly to block it in,ease of a had hop.

However, ‘there are times when you can't circle and atill get your

plove dn front of a hardehit grounder, You will have to Jearn hy

practice and experience which balls you will have time to circle,

Gene Baker, the Chicago Cubs! second baseman,

balance, which is one of the rensons for his fielding success, +

has the remarks
able ground-covering range which made Joe Gordon and Charley
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‘far outclassed their competition. old record set by Hamilton Lean-
\ The: eights | ‘crew: covered - the ;ders.on the same course in 1932,
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» port ‘DALHOUSIE, ‘Ont.. (CP)—A world sculling recor d. was sol here|?
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on: ‘Canaila’s ‘Olympic: squad.
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By: JACK: SULLIVAN: -
. "canadian Press: Staff Writer |
‘TORONTO “— The ballyhoo |
and drum-beating silenced’ to a
whisper, the. fighters take over}
today: for what promises to be

Canada’s: Boxing history. It gould
be. ‘over: win} @ ‘hurry...
Shortly: ‘bafore.’, pm; PDT, 26-
year ~Old;; Jamies: J.- ‘Parker’ and
Archile, ‘Moore’ are™ " scheduled : to
climb ‘into: ‘the’ ring: ‘at -Maple
Leaf’ ‘Stadium. for what -the pro-
moters” tem the: world -heavy-
weight’: title, To’. every.’ boxing
association :in--the world, it’s
simply:. another *: fight between
two big mens =~

But, championship or not, it's
an’. ‘important. fight for Parker,
not listed in any..wotld, rankings.
A.win over Moore, No, 1 con-
tender for’ the vacant world
crown would open ‘the door to
a bright future for. the Toronto
battler °°:

But most: experts. here for the
15- round fight. predict that, Par-

route, They figure that the Can-
adian will be’ a’ knockout victim
before, the 10th: ‘round.-

§8.KO RECORD ‘ 4

: The ‘reasoning - -is that Parker

‘stand up. to the crafty. Moore
who' has learned the art of self-
defence in 154. professional houts
over. 20: years. Eighty-eight” of
his. fights. have. ended in. knock-

‘Fighters Poised

Tonight .

the punch to g0 with his rlug
savvy.
Parker has had only 37s fights
since he turned pro in 1950.
The’ fighters finished their] y
training Tuesday. at camps about
135 miles north of Toronto and
motored ‘into ‘town.at a time
when. the,-ticket buyers became
red. hot. “Promoters, who have
been: lining up gimmicks :.to - go
with the fight, confidently pre-
dicted a.‘séellout. The weather
forecast.is for varlable cloudines
with the temperature about. 80.

Prices: range from:$3 to $20
for ringside’ and a record. fight
pate for Canada jis certain. “I’m
more than satisfied and agree-
ably surprised at the sale,” ‘pro-
moter Jack Solomons of England
said,

TURNS UP IN TOP HAT

The promoters have been busy
lining up what they call an
“extravaganza.” It will include
everything from a fife and drum

band to a red carpet for the $20-
a-seat ringside customers.

Moore added his own touch o!
color to the affair Tuesday night
when-he turned up at a hastily-
called press conference in a top
hat, white tie and tails, white
gloves and with a white car-
nation in his button hole. But
it turned out to be a picture-tak-
ing affalr with Moore dodging all
questions. directed at him. by
sports writers,

 

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: ARCHIE MOORE
awe Seeks KO No, 89,

- carried on 31 stations in Canada

The CBC ‘will broadcast ‘the
fight, but-there will be no tele-
vision. The. broadcast will be

only.

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crew also did some record smash-
ing, Their time of 6:23.1 for the
same distance was almost 13. sec-
onds faster than the. Olympic
record of 6:36.1 set by Great’ Bri-
tain in 1928...

UBC. eights coach Frank Read
was an almost automatic choice
to coach the Olymple squad.

Winners ‘in, ‘the -two other
Olympic trials, though they made

the committee’ from the Canad-
ian Association of Amateur Oars-
men to participate in the Games
at Melbourne next November,

WIN BY LENGTHS. ‘
Officials sald performances in

the double and.singles events.did
not justify the-expense of. send-

Vancouver Rowing. Club’s Tom’
Gray and Ken Taylor turned in
7:01.1 in their. doubles win: over
Hamilton Leander’s Tom ‘Smith
and Jim Roché.’

In the singles Jackle Pearce of |

by Williams of the same club.
But his 7:29.4, though jt beat the
time of the US. trials winner,
was short of the Olympic record

1928,

In the crew. events the UBC
teams made. hash. of their cast-
ern opposition... Whe, eights sail-
ed home with: a four-length lead
; over: Hamilton and St. Cathar-
lines while the fours won: ‘by an
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WEDNESDAY
Softball (Gyro).
Local 708 ‘ys RCMP.
cancelled),
Little League (Algoma)
Shop Easy vs Kinsmen 7 p.m.
THURSDAY .
Basebail (Roosevelt)
_ Esquires vs Hotelmen 6:45 p.m.
Liltle League (Algoma)
_ Sea Kings: vs North Stars 7
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|Win. Opener @. 7

- North. Stars pushed four. Tuns
across the plate in the sixth in-
ning last night to take an 8-7
decision and the first game of
their best-of-three Prince Rupert’
Little League seml-final with
Sea Kings last night at Algoma.
park.

Both teams went into the tinal

frame tied 4-4... Winning pitchet
Johnny Smithson and loser Ricky:

‘Newsom both went the distance.’

Tonight Kinsmen and Shop.
Easy meet in the second game of »
their semi-final, which the ser-- +

vice clubbers lead 1-0, North

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night. ,

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