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'NIAGARA- ‘ON: THE.
LAKE,’ Ont. (CP) Shir
‘ley Campbell 20-year-old
“secretary from: Fergus,| ;
is-|Ont., today covered" 121/,
‘lmlies. in the: first” five
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(swim Lal Ke: ‘Ontari 10,

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into the chilly lak ke here at2 om.
-} She: started’ off: ‘Ab 56. strokes ‘a
minute. ‘and Was: “reported Still
swimming strongly. The day was
1 clear and the’ water’ cali:

"Miss Campbell swam 29: of ‘the
30. miles: to. Toronto last year
before she: was lifted: from Ane
water “exhausted,,

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Hank Aayon, ‘Milwaukee's.
gives the: Dodgers fits, .

“Aaron -doesn’t:come into a
ball park looking for basés on
balls,” said Brooklyn righthand-
er Carl Erskine, “He'll swing at
anything he thinks. he can hit.
A pitcher gets nowhere going
suiside the range of his bat.”

Aaron’is batting. 417 against

| Brooklyn: and leading the Na-

tional League at .342. Monday

‘night he smacked three: hits in

five, trips, driving in four runs
| —ineluding the clincher with
his 16th homer—as_ the . first-
nlace Braves socked the Dod-

of gers 8- 6’in ‘the opener of a cru-
cial four-game. set. . 3?

The: third- pldce’: Brooks ‘now
are. five, games, -behind . the
Braves, - who” are ‘21%. games
ahead. of. Ciicinnatl; a 4-2. win-
yner- at. Pittsburgh.” op

In the vonlv. other ‘National
‘|League :. action... ‘Philadelphia
Phillies jumped ‘past Pittsburgh

Gago. Cubs 5 4 and ‘he 2 ina twin
bill, .

MICKEY: POWERS: PAIR.

“In the American, Mickey: Man-
and’ 34th
home runs, onevhis first grand-
{ slammer of the year,.and drove
tin six runs ag New York Yank-
ees again claimed‘ta 10-game
lead witha 18-6 decision over
Cleveland. — Detroit
beat Boston jinx Frank Sullivan
-4-1 on-Virgil Trucks’ three-hit-
ter. Bob Nieman’s 10th inning
homer’ beat Kansas’ _ Clty for

Baltimore. 4-3,

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not scheduled.

 

a man on in the seventh. Buhl
won his 14th and sixth in a
row over the Dodgers but need-
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ae By The Associated Press

. Joe Adedel rocks Brooklyn with his home runs
and Bob Bull rolls’em with his fast stuff, but it’s

+ into: fifth: ‘place: hy. beating Chi-:

Aaron knocked his homer with.

Ernie .. Johnson,

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Sauer vs Pittsburgh, 1954) in.
one season.

The Redlegs swept their five-
game series at Pittsburgh on
Gus Bell’s third inning double.
Loser was Laurin Pepper, Re-
Hefer Hershe}l Freeman won his
ninth,

HADDIX: SHOWS ¢ CONTROL
Harvey Haddix, didn’t walk a
man and gained the league
strikeout lead with 116 by fan-
ning eight in his four-hit nieht-
cap job for’ the Phils. Elmer
Valo homered for the Phils and

Cub runs, and also sniacked one
off: Robin Roberts; winner: in
the opener... Ernie Banks lag-
ged Robin for his 24th, °-

- Mantle, who has smacked nine
‘homers against the . Tribe tol
near the major league ‘mark of |
14 against one club: (by ‘Yankee:
Low Gehrig against. the Indians
in 1088) ent No, 33-off Bob Lem-
on with the bases loaded as New
York scored seven'runs, al] un-
earned, in the second. Whitey
Ford struck ont 10 to win his
14th with Mantle getting his
ather homer—goine one game
ahead of Babe Ruth's record of
60 pace—off reliefer Bob Feller.

Trucks, who walked eight,
gave up'a homer to. Mickey Ver-
non as the Tigers stopped Sul-
llivan’s victory streak agains!
; them at 11.

Nieman's bust-up homer, his
10th, was off Tom Gorman, Ori-
ole starter Ray Moore homered
with a man on for a 8-1 lead,
{but Mike Fornieles was the win-
ner in relief, ,

Major League
Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE

 

 

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Canada at the. 1956 ‘Olympics after their victory in Olympic trials at Port Dalhousie, Ont.

Left to right: Archie. McKinnon, Lorne Loomer, Walter a’ Hondt and Don Ar nold, stroke.

(CP. Photo).

 

‘Major League -
Leaders.

By, The Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Plavér and Civh , AB R H ‘Pet,

' Agron, Milwaukee 351 67 120° 342

Schoendienst, NY 242, 28 79 326

Musial, St. Louls . 357 65 116.325

Bover, St. Louis 377 C5 122 324

Bailey, Cincinnath 241 37 77 320
Runs—Robinson, Cincinnati, 77.
Runs batted in—Musial. 77.
Hits—Boyer, 122.

AMERTOAN LEAGUE

Player and Club AB R H- Pet
Mantle, New York 342 88 127 371
Maxwell, Detroit 305 CO 10% 34!
Kuenn, Detroit . 349 59118 AF
Vernon, Boston .. 262 49 87 332
Skowron, NY 276 51 91 330

Runs—Mantle, 88.

Runs batted in—Mantle, 6.
Pits—Mantle, 127, /
Doubles—Piersal!l, Boston, 28.
-Triples—-Siimpson, Kansas City,
Kone runs—Mantle, 34.

Stolen bases—Rivera, Chicago, 13,
Pitching-——Brewer, Boston, ‘14-3,
B24,

Strikcouts—Score, Cleveland,

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LINDA. ‘VAIL: IN: BATTI iB
"in women’s singles 41 entries
went, to’. the end of the second
‘round; ‘Linda Vail, blonde bomb-
"shell from Onkland, Calif, top
eded Here, had the mozt trou. |»
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se)iinlpating ° Joan” Robingon , of;
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Others who ‘advanced: wers
‘shirley Harit. of Montreal, rage |
“ond seed! Jean Laird. of Mo-
Gosto, Calif. third-rated; Loulse
- Brown}. San Francisco's. Donya
Storey, petite Ann Barelov of |
Vancouver, Pattle Miller of Port-
and; Ore, and Montreal's Elaa-
‘nor Dodee,. : ‘
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aid. Bedard scored in G0, fet
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oan ‘of Vancouver, Lolg Reld of
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Tam O'Shanter
Underway Today

‘CHICAGO (f—-Some 300 men
pros, gunning for 60 qualifying,
‘spots in the all-American golf!
tournament at.Tam o’Shanter,
tec off today to round out a field
of 150 which will belng play
Thursday, ,

The Tam tourney began Mon-
day with quaitying rounds in
the men’s and wonven's amateur
divisions,

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and women's pro mac amatenr,
will. start Thursday, ‘There wll]
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Donbles—Lopata, Philadelphia, 28,
‘Triples—Aaron and Bruton, Mil-
waukee, 11,

Home runs—Snider, Brooklyn, ans
Kluszewski, Cincinnat!, 25.

Stolen bases—Mays, New York, 22.
Pitching — Lawrence, Cincinnati.
15-2, .88 ' '
Strikeouts—THaddix,  Philadelphin,
116,

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COURTLAND, Calif. W— Only, Soflball (Gyro) a ‘
23 |seven persons showed up for!
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Bilko Tops Averages
For Coast Sluggers

By The Canadian Press leading hitter with a 237] aver-
Portland Beavers teed off on age he has hit 45 homers, just
Sacramento's Earl Harris Mon-! 5 short of the «circuit record,
day night for 10-0 shutout in the Bilko has 155 hits, one short o!
only Pacific Coast League game ‘teammate Gene Mauch, the
scheduled. ‘Jeader in thal department,
Battling averages show that: In pitching, Sacramento’:
Steve Bilko, big Los Angeles Clyde Boyer is official leader
thumper and major producer of with an carned run average o!
home runs, is still the league's‘ 2.60, .

Larry Jansen of Seattle leac
PCL Standings

‘with an average of 2.57, but has
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.FORTLAND, Ore. | — ~Ratoh
(Tiger) Jones, of Yonkers, N, Y,,
‘used his typical strategy Mon-
day night to win a unanimous
10-rownd middleweight decision
over Jesse Turner of St. Louis,
Jones weighed 159, Turner 100,

. Jones, frequently seen on. TV,
pressed the fight In a. slow,
methodical way and Turner did
not have the power to retatiate,
Neither fighter was in serlous
trouble and there were no
knockdowns, i

Jones, a ranking middleweight,
hopes to gel a mateh with
middleweight champion Sugar
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