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Washington,
mand: ‘Senators - became the
; to: playin a. major: league
‘d- this spring, “Pete Run-
ed.’ one “of Don - -New-

Kk home -tudtin’ fre ninth
lee the world champs, Q-1,.

sewhere, ° -Johnny Antonelli,
ling to return-to. the 20-wins
yafter a 14-16 disappoint-
tin: 1965): struck out eight
: scattering live “hits _ and
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tia Orioles beat chiiea-

  

jim
the Birds starter and
byand: Dave Pope hom ered),
olf-loser, Russ: Meyer. |

Louis: Cardinals provided
the big hit ing ‘of tHe day with
Wally: Moon, Stan Musial. and
Haiik Saude ‘tagging Jack Harsh-
t homers to 6verhaula
l in. Chicago dead anid beat
ute. Sox 5-3,

Ditmar; as Pittsburgh beat Kan-
‘Sas: City: O73...’ New. York: Yank-
ces: and: Ciricinna ati hooked up in
3 ‘shabby, eight-crror scuffle won|.
75) by Redlegs with the benefit
“of :five -unearned. UNS on five
Yank. Crrors:

as. a second goaltender,
om the National | Hockey League,

: pension basis,” he said.

as. ska of his decision, Adams of-

eet Braves on six hits
tile: Tivers’ ‘got''10°fromn- Lew
hirdelic;: Red ‘Murft and Hum-

“wher e Brook=!

‘fast ones. for an inside-|

nd Dale. Long “drove in three’
runs;.two. on. a’ liomer: ‘off Art]:

   

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~ Bob lah, Detr oit Red
1 who was regarded by big-

The 33- “yoat'- -old reargivar d an-
nounced the move. Wednesday
‘Jafter 12 NHL seasons.

Goldham's announcement was
not surprising, He said a few
months ago he probably would
_|relire at the end of the 1 1955-58
campaign,
yo "rb wasn’t fun anymore and I
didn't want to stay around on a
“Maybe
‘1T could go another. year and
“{maybe-Is couldn't. But I don’t
wank to be around when IY ean't
{give 100. per cent.”

" onre RED. COACHING JOB
- When Goldham informed De-
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Vy ack: matle me a wonderful
e! financial proposition,” Goldham
said: “But I’m tired and stiff

has 3 tired '

Hamilton Cubs of the Ontario!

 

ers to be allowed to sign on any

Senior Men's
tion decided last night.

The group added the rider

bal] ‘players could be on the’
diamond at any one time. Re- meetings
placements in the case. of holi- ¢

team managers as. to. whieh
hardball players be retained,

who said the union team would
likely be hampered by. man-
power troubles through shitc-!
work while most ballplavers
were on.a day shift.

In other. league business, if
was decided to leave to the dis-
cretion of the executive ar-
ranvement ofout of town ga nes
for the loop’s all-star team,
Tentative. plans. cal! for Ket-
chikan, Kitimat, Terrace und
Smithers to be asked for home
and-away games wilh the lecu!:
softball league.
It was decided that the team

 

 

ang. want to think things out for
a while. -Toronto is my home |
and I want to do what is: best for :
my family.” '

‘Goldham. is an
salesmai for a Toronto construc-
tion firm, He is toying with the |
idea of making a career of it,
He indicated’ the decision on!
the -coaching position hinged |
chiefly -on “whether my other
lemployer will permit it.”

, Goldham was poison to oppos-
ing forwards because of uncanny |
knack: of throwing himself in
front of flying pucks directed at
the Detroit nets.’ That’s how he
got the reputation of being a
5 | Second goaltender.

Bob was with the Wings for
six. seasons, during which. they
won five straight NHL chanip-
ions and three. Stanley Cups.
He started his career: with :Tor-
onto ‘Maple Leafs and later went
to Chicago Heago Black Hawks, ,

 

 

 

game tied in: the: hest- ~of- sevon
series, ,

“The: finals deserve the sup-
port of Vernon. and the: whoie

Off-season tere

Practices:

‘Well-Attended

i mi park by boys planning on
taking part in Prince Rupert
Vattle League (his season, a

, managers would select the all-
star tearn which would be “cho--
, Sen for strength and ability and:
| not neces ssarily as an equal dive

Good weather has resulted
in excellent turnouts at Algo-

lengue spokesman said today.

Tonight, [1 and 2-year old:
boys wilt (ake io (he diamond
for practice at 6:50 pam. he
said bub added that any boys |
who hive Welf Cubs or Boy
Scou. meetings on the same |
nights as Little Leagues prac-
liess wu atlend the Cub and |
Seoul meciings, ,

Sizes 10 to 20

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Just arrived! A ney shioment of cute little shortie coats

Loop Increases Team Quota
OF Baseball Players to Five |§

The number of baseball blay- | ision from cach team.”

The meeting
one softball Lleam this year is tol that registration forms
be increased from three ta five, be ready for ae further eoreral
a meeting of the Prince Rupert meeting later this month
Softball Associa~ league president

informed
would |,

submission

that cost of a set of uniforms fur,
‘the All-Stars be investigated, —

 

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Sizes 10 10 20.

and
Mike Kutvae
Iwas empowered to draft up a

constitution for iO
that no more than three base-, fhe meeting,
IL was deeided to hold generar |
of the Assocation
every month during the reeuar:
day: and: absence from the city season with an excentive meci- |

were left to the discretion of the ing. slated every two weeks,
The question of having
| teams out in full uniform wasi

Che}

of the season,

Tuczas, re-elected by acclamation,
Also avclaiined to office were Pearl
Pat Britten, treasurer,

san,

 

ine a commissioners post is Charles Balneno,
chairman, Othe
Miner &mundson, of the city's senior basehall Jenene :
RL, by. Parks Board commissioner.

Move to increase the number eft for next meeting after’ keeping and one registrar and statistician, Splitting s
of players from the senicr base-jteam representatives have, Chores will be Anita Charlebois, Jean Smurihwhgite,
ball league was sparked by, Louis checked with sponsors, Also. Jehnson, Pearl Woon and Pat Britien,
Roltong, Local 708 representative Jaid over was the — suggestion: Joe Favcot. who umpired in the league fash year

back again Uhiy year and three other possible umpires
asked to lake on arbitine duties, {he meeting was told,

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| ae Grab Top Honors
“A” Loop Mixed Bowling

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Bhi titon’s took four out of six
Hn league: honors Thursday in
the Mixed Bowling League as the
sheet metal team's Betty Hynd-
_ man--posted top women's game

>. of 306 and Jessio Shenton took

women's high three with a 730,
while George Shenton sparked
~ his. team with men's high single
at d13-and high three of 766,
Other laurels’ went: to’ ‘Hend-
bhjners: who;-took tean ‘single
antl, three with: ‘scores af 1450
and 870,
‘In "B" leagiig, Mar @ Burns of

Eby and Sons took both women's:
BAMe

high single and . three
total for scores of 287 and. 635,
Cord Freeman of Borden Street
Schoo). took men's high single.
with his 201 game! walle Jersey:
Farms B, Bedgwiek took mien's:
igh tliree with, ‘G48 Uhrees'
~ game total, Pa

Team honors wont, to Barden
Atronl who took team high
single on ft 1160 game and Over.

+ a Wallon who had a-3128 total

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