ate Sig ee i « Pu eee Ut YE wer ae et eo OL. er wh oe ty at Tricks of Trade in Majors Dickson, 38. Vireil Trucks, 36 By The Associnted Press “{plng New York. Ghints 2-1 on five, Snider for the majors’ homer and Tommy Byrne, 35. Those nits. That pulled Bruins to with. lead at 20, Buster Freeman won figures aren't uniform numbers iy 104% games of the National. it in retief. Byrne did the real bang-up Job-League-leading Brooklyn Dodg-' Washington had 12 hits but stopping Detroit Tigers 3-2 oN -ers as Cincinnatl Redlegs top- Cleveland smacked 15 as Bob | four hits and beeoming the first {ped Dodgers a second straight! Lemon won his ninth. pitcher to go all the way for the “time, 6-5 in 10 Innings. New American League-leading York Yankees sinee June |. Trucks kept Ortoles 8-0. And Diekson, who has led or tied for the most-games-lost Utle | frre the National League for the! Jast three seasons, squared his mark at def by whittling down Milwaukee Braves on four hits as Philadelphia Phillles won 3-0, CUBS DOWN GEANTS Warren Hacker, a young sprat of 30, cut off a three-game Chi- tao Cub losing streak by ston- CARRERE! WEA SE an ATT, EAE ft Tale il f ‘onl pee 27]. | By ART MURRAY Lyven Choush [have often repented b sea mostly clothes, for men al 507 Srd Ave, West, today Vin going va try te sell you Dominion Day and every- thing (hat fs suppased te pe with if. This year for Uhe first (ime in-nearly Gwenty years the Elks of our hamlet are going to revive (he once mest popular Elk's Flee Day. fn doing so: however, they wilh require (he | cooperation af every citizen (hat ena poscibly lend a bitvd. Alb vor have to do is if yuu beioae te oan organtation, make sure that organiaetion - te ideiified with (he celebria- tica by having a floay or even a decorated Ger in the paride, Ac an individual, Wo you area parent, ger the primed up fer the big show — (alk (hens Into decorating (heir bleveles and buggies and lo join in the pet peraae wih) (heir favorite bunuy, dog, cat or what luive vou, Ff you are a Monin get practising on your track and field works as there Will be events far you toa, bven bringing back fhe nall drive Ing coales( far the sorb and (he priees will be worta while, Kelowna bas ils Reratta, Penticton it, Peaeh bestival and risht through (.e prove inee we tod every phan woman wind child digging in te pat che maine of (he down on the pip, We're not demg sur joh here folks and iis ap dows. b ksow nity of yeu are fram add over the had aod haven't ged proe | perty aed (ous yetso Cais, is your claae — MAKE Pans THE QIGGESE JULY EST WIVE EVE TIVE Moye by wow af the press an (his maporuuit eeeiaen se Wabeh bor 2th Occ uanes, ats » 0 erin) forns ele tor Pants, “days and pets, Susehale tak day tun Meret ita vy bepen tw hoy whatoa day we're gona have, further on (he pamnide = Hf (he Elks can gel a bore Mayer Will, is goites do be asked fo ride at the bend of the prorade curring at frozen hadi Co re+ present ote naa Ovdistey, You'll basve tun if vow fale (ho fin = cath Wwe eit on you? Come to Chink af Ho we've gol dust the type af clothes for the holiday -= simmer sdenims, Ty Shirts, Poded Bines, pid White Poplin in wind: breakers = all under the Sye Holla mark = priced sos veu con nftord to enjoy: soursell Wl (he east expense, Natleed Garnet basn't hada work window In tately — we | StI sell work clothes galore Wh every armen’ jane feed, Doesn't matter whether you work ior ont we'll clathe yan for the aveaston, Woyon notie your parkage PN weeny se Isteay te wnt bow tie Chis week don't he larmed — rimor tas ft ull Long fits beon talked inte that job ton, BI hay heen in the south (hiy pnat weal yet tly two nore arma qentted an Mt (he request of the Olly Commell AK praveree'ne (tins iraperssi bole! Most frustrated oman in own Wilk werk we Vern Clie cone, ner, ef one of our Mall (Order outlets received en cone wipanvend 8 dow lawn aprinke Jory = same (mart alee In (he alitpnling ley, no doubt, Musinesy fe wonderland Its WE sour fant, AT MUNEAY, . Pa Don't fore poor Pad! ¢ 6 6 ¢ 4 © Chieago White Sox within two games of Yanks with his second straight: shut- ont and fifth straleht victory, a yix-hit Job {hat beat Baltimore Three i St. Louts Cardinals made it ol Stobbs. istraight by beating “Pittsburgh Boston won its elghth in nine ‘Pirates 5-0. ‘games on Billy Klaus’ two-run ~ The other American League homer in the ninth, It came off games wound up with Cleveland! reliefer Johnny Sain. Ted Wil- ‘Indians holding off Washington |Hams, spry at 36, homered and Senators 8-5 and Boston Red Sox |singled twice while upping his overhauling Kansas City Ath- | average to 45. leties jn the ninth 7-6. Yanks caught up with Detroit | ‘cokie Fr: y for shutout victim for Cards’ Harvey iene Fare Mel Berva’s TUS nda, who threw a four-hitter, \ ‘ * a ' on homer tled it and Elston {uned nine aa ane Sanat : Howard's pinch single scored the ‘ . Pittsburgh was the first 1955 Schoendienst ‘clincher lbuked him up with homers, i rhe | ; Trucks won his — seventh: avainst Baltimore, Loser Duan! Elks Seeking Pitlette and Jac Coleman gave up: 1h hits—three each by George First Win Kell, who drove In) four runs, : Nellie Fox and Walt Dropo. rox In Pony Play “now has hit in 12 straight games. ' BMAVES STACKLED J Elks entry in the Prince Ru- ‘pert Pony League will be out ‘kson didn’t fool with Braves’ After {ts first win at Roosevelt: Dickson didi't fool with : Park tonight If the weatherman who got only one man as far os ‘second base, The little right-| '8 ¢0-operative. The Elks have ander, walked just. two and, tough opposition facing them aii to wate Phils second. { the league-leading Moose who ‘run off loser Bob Buhl. -have won three and only lest _ one. Game time is 7 pan. ' Brooklyn's 15th defeat came: . on Ted Kluszewskl's two-out: homer—his second of the game— retired 14 In a row. The palr 4 ruins in the fourth ehased loser: ‘ | . — ’ , J “Prince L109 ai . ows cpneh 4 Oldsters Show Crew Cut Class: ee fine to 4 WORLD SKIING for the 1960 winter Olymples, meet in its final session with Switzerland, Innsbruck apparently has | 5 i { \ ' | SAN FRANCISCO (h—It's true j what they've been saying about | the golf course where the best golfers in the land are playing ; , in the U.S. Open tournameit, | ‘They've been saying ‘the lake. course of the Olympic Country: Club, scene of the 55th annual classic, Is tough. And only Tom- Thursday as the fleld of 62 took off on the 72-hole route. Bolt, 5winging a putter so hot he used Jt only once on 12 of the lied blg Klu with Dodger bute Wants Play Completed Soon Tournament officials for the Men's Open championship at Thornhill Golf Club, Terrace, an- nounced today the following draws which they hope will be ‘cempleted as soon as possible. ' Players are asked to get in By ‘The Avsoctuted Presa touch with thelr opponents and Scatle slipped past San Fran- &tange games within the short- ‘uisco Tnursday night and with et possible time. ° Seattle Wins To Move Game ‘Within Padres Ean Dir 20 losing to Oakland; The elub spokesman proved within a game of noted | the that Fred Groome who is match.’ kiddies all. Padres in the Pacific Coast’eq with Ralph Mood, {s leaving League baseball race, ‘after Sunday for a three-weeks / ‘Ine Rainiers made It three potiday, > atraigai over the Seals 7-6 and, /Oakland dropped the fading’ Padres 3-2, Los Angeles blanked Sacra-, mento 3-0 and Portland socked! ‘Hollywood 7-0 to move up to! Andrew; Larry 2ruden vs Vern Draw for the championship and George Cook Trophy i3 as follows; ; fifth spot in the league ahead of! Ciccone; Horace Vance ‘vs Hal| San Francisco. !Windt; Bob Grabler vs Ken Earl; Seattle broke a 6-6 tle in’ the: Mel Peeke-Vout vs Parker Mills; Fred Groome vs Ralph Hood; Gordon Neff vs Johnny Jackson. In the first flight: John Foster vs Dud Little; Joe Schullalk vs ‘Jack Collins; Gerry Groome vs ‘Jim Kinnear; Jerry Petuunuzsa ve James Wold; Art Cage vs Al “Gerrard; Norm Larson vs Ab ‘Hart; Al Davis vs Joe Sparks; *MUl Alger. vs Orval Melin. Stars, Storemen Tangle Tonight North Stars will tangle with : Super Valu at 7 pam, tonight ab | much wozry from long-thne . | Algoma Park, weather permit- Morris Wightman vs Jimmy ting, a Prince Rupert Litue! League cfficial said today. eighth when Billy Glynn doubled. 7°" Serre mer and szored on two sacrifices. , » Portland slammed 14 hits off ine Stars as pitcher Red Adams 4 chucked a d-hitter. _ a The Stars have gone scoreless ; in i8 straisht Linings. Pet. GBL, Wou bun Dievo o00.... 44 SE 687 Seattle oo. A 2 ST Holly wood . a6 46 800 Gh, Orkland o00...... 96 37 490 7 Portland oo... 33090 «ATO San Pranetico 00. G4 0) AGB Los Angeles 0... 34 40° 450 0 0! Sacramento oo. 0. 2 4b agg oT Rangers Meet . Port Edward Xl Tomorrow Night I .? , fo ty Fi ) Achatie In the durrent Priiveo, Rupert Distrlet Football Associ. : avion schedule was announced today by a member of the execu. tlye, The game orlalnally scheduled for tamarraw between Gondola Aces and Port: fsdward Para mounts has been pushed hack so that the Local 708 Rangers vers Paramowits game, rained Out Inst week, can be played, | Bo tomorrow night at Roose- Vell Park It's Rangers versus i Paramounts at 7 pm, t (Dan 4 : ow & ralneoats for protection, young barrel to keep dry, ome bees Major League | Leaders Vy The Anachated: Pres AMERICAN LEAGUK A lt oH Pat. ‘ chaline. Detratl oo. Wad ad Ws a4 j Kaen, Detrolt JO WO 7 ane iPower, Kanga City 20) 40 67 Pox, Chien Hah U4 TA 0 Lotlan, Chilenqo 9.0 168 28 40 410 Munn -Mante, New York, Ad. Hume batted tie densen, Bontan, 4h With: Katine, 0, Doublon—-Finigin, Kanai Cy, 16. wm Mite fern, Kauss Olly, ans "Are You Mino” ...... M "We Ticklos” "Live Fast, Love Hard, “IE You Ain't Lovin!” .. Stolen bine Minoap and Rivera, Chionga, i, Atolon bavenToyor, Bt Lous, 14, Mitohing, Basod an Cyd dood nas Jelfeont, Chicago, Ue, 1.000, Opp. Totom Theatre Btrdkogtlee Foren, Olona, at cece ones Tommy Collings Hitching--Baved on (iv ~ {pu w Wenn, Cleveland, oy ‘won In Tha Jail Houso Now”... careers Wobb Plorce rhyoaitee-Keore, Olaveland, 107, "M “ ‘ ' aking Ballovo" ..., KKilty Well NATION. AEA, eee eee enreens MEYONGNS AR wig ft " ' tra, eu ‘ ui tt "Mako Believe" ........ Red Folay and Kitly Wells sluvewakl, Cl ., 812 aa an aie Mueller, New York 497 90 74 aud Cond Aupply o Favorit “ ' cunt ne in at u us pply of Your Favorite Hants Willing d-spoode, Wi Hinder, Hroaklyn, ob Jtuna ited ine-Hntuer, (4, MAW, OTNRIUS PROMPTLY VIG i Anon, Milwaukee, and Mule ? a A , ©] Daublea=topulakl, St. Lawta, 14, mriploweMays, Now York, 7, NOB r RAIOH Home ritie-Hnidlor ant’ Kiuazowe RECORDS bil, 90, ' APPLIANCES ‘Wednesday night. WILE THE OTHER WOMEN at the recent raln-pelted Kangana City Open Golf Tournament appear to be contented with tele Pat Harris makes we of a tribal) Tons in Westevas-- Folk and Country RECORDS yrna Lorrie’Buddy Dieval Dic Young’ Faron Young ae sores Faron Yourig ’ ; . Dial 6100 Some of the old guys got together Phursday and really showed the crew | a | . cut class in major league baseball a few tricks of the trade. The gathering Included Murry ( --rsteet rr - | | PARIS @ — Whether Banff, Alta, gets the 1958 world ilpine skiing championships hinges on the ‘site chosen today The Internatlonal Olympic Committee was scheduled to winter competition No, 1 item on the agenda, ‘ _ The candidates are Squaw Valiey, Callf., Innsbruck, Aus- trian; Garmish-Partenkirehen, Germany,, and but a ragged voting session was in | mittee members ‘cast (heir ballots. Austrian ski officials have received permisslon: to organize the 1958 world skiing championships at Badgasteln providin | Innsbruck fails to get. the Olymptes, i: 5 If Innsbruck is awarded the Olympies, however, then. the. | world skitng will be held in Banff oo Tommy Bolt Shoots 67 To Lead U.S. Open Field ny Bolt, with a sparkling three-: under-par 67, found it otherwise | CHAMPIONSHIPS that the candy counter is the selection of the site for the George. Welss had succeeded In extracting a top plicher from one of his rivals, such as Ned Garver of Detroit Tigers, the present league leadera would probably have given Casey Sten- gel his sixth flag in seven tries without too much trouble. Now Casey is going to have to fight for It. As the trading deadline near- ed it was pretty much taker for granted around here-that Welss would come up with the added rllcher Stengel has been howl- ing for all spring. Several times he was reported to have had Garver In the sack, but the Tiger rightly must have struggled out, NARRIS COMMENT S. Moritz, lost some of its‘enrller support prospect as the 59 com- , Uleky greens, took a three-stroke ‘Advantage Into loday'’s second} “What those guys want to do,” round over the 6,200-yard, par! prowled Bucky Harris, the De- :35-35--70 layout which nestles! trott pilot, “ls trade you a tooth. “between the Paclfic ocean and, pick for a pile of, lumber.” ‘ Lake Mereea. 1 Welss was willing to deal Eddle In the runner-up slut was: Robinson, a spare firstbaseman, ‘ Watkey Inman, Jr, Hithle-known | yen up for Garver whoa {s ‘mak- Augusta, Ga., pro, with an even ling a terrific comebnek this ‘sea- par 70. Third, another stroke off} can weiss refused to throw: in the pace, was Jack Burke of Klas) oogndbaseman Gil McDougald, ;mMesha Lake, N.Y. and fourth, te ' ‘with a 72, came four-time i rounded out the ‘ist Ben Hogan. Those close to the situation got TOUGH ON CANADIANS the impression that Stengel Canadians found difficult, Bill the going, wanted to give the Tigers what Senatdrs almost Windsur, Ont., shot identical anything for Bob Porterfletd. rounds of 39-38--17 and derry But Welss clung to the hope of Kesselring of Kitehener, On. landing a winner without weak- had a 39-40~-79, jening the powerful Yankee ‘The fieid was spot aimost ex- bench, and lost out. acUy in tae middie between the! For once the other American “undey 80s" and tne over-?9 League clubs presented’ a solid golfers with secres hitting 80 or front and refused to be suckered wauve, 89 with totals under that luto another such deal as Bal- dijace. The feelime was that timore fell for during the win- aay. s adding up to 154 would (ers, We have no proof, but only ~ By GAYLE TALB jin the end to have been the most impo the current baseball season, If Yankee gonerd] manager? burgled from Baltlthore,. Their rivals-nppea» tn be citehing on,| : Local Mawhinney of: they asked for Garver or hand |"" gm t : ° of! reliefer Jim Hughes, who — [ean § Open - Draw Committee Vancouver and Rudy Horvath of! Washington survive for Stturady ss dbenale fads waen the field wilh be Lrmmed to tig SU iow sec.e3s wd Hes. gn very strong suspicion, that they acted in concert, since Frank Luke of Chicago While Sox his been crying for a moratorium on 1 e ai The game was rained out on‘ “He docs his best when he can: -sneaX up from behitid.” t Mari lyn Bell ~MANGRUM FORCED OUT ‘ PGA champion Chick Har-: ‘BR; ; pron sbort, nursing a 77, spent as mit, For Big Swim Only your Ltt toured tac course In 35- one-sided swaps with Weiss, $2 for bis G7, using only 24 putts, The Yanks may be facing ser- “EN Lae 1-0CeSS, Furgol anit HO- fous trouble before long. Sten- dar Meeted 39 putts, Furgol pu’s starters have not been fIn- willing UP WAD iw SIX-cVer-pAl ishing, Between them, relievers 116, Se ey tal * rJin, Konstanty and Tom Morgan i dean's 72 failed have appeared in approximately T3 CN \wo-thirds of the Yankee games. “Hes night where he wants to! The Yanks Would be in bad be," was the general feeling. ~ to evoke ‘the pro go.7 elrowt, Starts Training Line as almost anyone In the; LONDOW —Toronto swin-| rough, At one stage, trying ta’ mer Marilyn Bell today drove to ‘find a d.st Salt, he spled former Folkestone to start training fn open king Lloyd Mangum dy the earnest for her attempt to swim: gallery, >the English channel some alx| ; “Yeah,” he shouted, "You took, weeks from now, ‘une louk at this rough and de» = The I-year-old heroine of | elded to get sick--and 1 don't: inst year's Lake Ontarlo cross: | blame you. Pin not very well my> | ing arrived by alr lash weekend | self” ~ tand has spent five days sight- ‘ Mangrum was forced to with | seelng in London, “She ts quite ‘draw afler qualifying beeause of thrilled by the ally,” 4 friend ja rib separation, | sald, page eee eS EEE Aa wapsetes Matt ey Pham dees career emda teen ¢ seen { : : , (CSEAC SATA AadE IA DR aE AI t eat Bout Fy , . ra i? Rr b Naor . Colorful, 40 7 enduring finish aL for interiors! ee Belt Uggshell provides a lustrous, ~ washable finidh—wondorful for walls, furniture and woodwork, Yconomlcal, too, DH Paints aprend farther — last longer! ' 4 Phong 4917 x “ Moltrite At, \ : i og te. ‘ NEW YORK (AP) — Seven ‘American League): g° : clubs have just finished notifying New York Yankees] ‘§ closed. 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