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remainder describing = them-

selves -as “neutrals.”

The tug-of-war struggle after
the ball game was, won by the
Elks. | ao
“In his seven-inning stint 9n
the mound. Toms was tagged for
seven ‘hits, walked two and
struck out 10,.Careless gave up
one less safety, gave Ap six free
passes and mowed down seven,
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BUKS escencee 40 001 0-8 7 3|
MooSe «2... 003 010 3-7 8 7
Toms and’ Windle; Careless
and Olsen.

Vancouver Mounties, in the
only doubleheader of the night,
suffered 1-0 at the hands of
Sacrainento’ Solons but came
pack 1-2 in the nightcap.

San Francisco Seals also scor-
ed 11 runs—to four for Holly-
wood Stars—to take a fifth-
place tie with Portland Beavers.

Beavers themselves were busy,
‘taking a 10-7 decision from San
Diego Padres,

Vancouver and Sacramenia
wind up thelr four-game series
with tonight's doubleheader,

rally by the Moose to take an
8-7 victory: —. se
In a thrilling ‘pitchers’ battle
that saw Larry Toms, rack uD
hig eighth win In a row, Moose
hurler Ted Careless,. after giv-
ing up seven runs in the first
two innings, held the opposition
to only one more run. for the
rest of the. way, -
Moosemen, entering the last
inning faced with a crushing
8-4 deficit, lost two men in short
érder and set the’ spectators to
fumbling, for their: wraps.
Then the game blew up in the
face of the startled, Blks.
John Oisen regched: first on
a grounder, and :was advanced
when Robin Hodgson was hit by
a pitched ball, Bob Armstrong
rose to the oecasion with a‘slam
into left field that took him. to
second and brought two runners
home, Careless with two strikes
on him, placed a high drive into
right field and Armstrong scor-
ed the Moose’ seventh run.
Stealing second Careiess repre-
sented the tying run when Toms
fanned Oakle to wrap up the
game,
The Elks run-fest in the. first
{wo innings was helped along
by seven Moose crrot's and three
walks, while: Moose. garnered
three runs in the bottom of the
third with three - hits, a walk

|| <Lloyd-Lahti bore down last night and held ROMP
Il to. two hitsas he,chalked up a 10-0 victory f or Savoy:
“\/ Hotel. ina ‘scheduled Prince, Rupert: Senior ‘Men's
“inst Softball ledgue fixture. at Gyro.park. me.

Only, members of. the Mountie - ——
squad to, tag the almost invinci-
ble. Savoy chucker . were Stohl
jwho. tripled in the seventh and
Duffin. who: rapped out. a double
bl inthe boltom of the ninth.
St, | "Savoy , meantime, ‘ollected a
edt, total of 11 ‘safeties from RCMP
Chi Fhurtets Dick Wallin and Stu Tay-
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“From the opening’ “batter,
whom “he. walked, Wallin: was
in trouble. A ‘passed ‘ ball.'sent
Savoy's Sedgwick to se¢ond‘and.
a/triple by Bill Yerema brought
him home, - Mla RE
Singles by Lahti, Sedewick, Joc
Giordano and: Yerema, plus 2
boot at second brought in three
more runs in the third, yo
Two more errors and a single
by Leniuk scored a singleton for
the Hotelmen in the fifth, "2° ”
Following another error in. the |
seventh which -saw © Giordano
reach first, Yeremna tagged “his
third hit of the night, stole!sec-
ond, went to.third on a ground-
out and stole home for Savoy's
eighth tally... That. was all ‘for
Wallin, who hed given upnine
hits, walked two dnd-struck out
for. 0

Taylor had. no more “success
than his predecessor, giving’ up
a hit before. retiring the’ side
and then: walked ‘the first’ two
men to’face him in the eighth.
Two runs came in after a single
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Babe”
Undergoes
Surgery

_ GALVESTON, Tex. (v—Know-
ing that the operation might
cause. paralysis and that she
‘might never walk again, famed
athlete Babe Zaharias chose
surgery in order sto gel rellef
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| MONTREAL ' «0. Odie, Cles-
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[League | stax, today was” found
(dead in'-bed’a few hours before
«| he: was.to attend: the funeral of
jis, famous brother, Sprague, a
-rough=tough |. defenceman ._ in
the NHB during the’ 1920s.
Word of the 65-year-old- Odie’s
death was: telephoned ' to The
Canadian Press by Leo Dandur-
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Braves: who-now have a-one-| league hockey. "1 Lahti in going the whole Way} yon greatest woman athlete of er Ltd :

“game edge over Cincy and-front. Sprague, ‘66, died in hospital only walked one man-and struck |" Apout 100 people tose to the) me, said she thought she had _ :

(Brooklyn by 314, smiacked'Don here Thursday. of vinjuries suf- out 16. Taylor in two’ innings)” made it—she could wiggle her ! Cyorvdows |

| Newcombe: for six runs: in’ the {fered in an-automobile accident gave up two hits, walked two) — nar! feet and toes. ~~ | Phones: | CREPE
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lyzed,” declared her musband, |
George Zaharias, happily.

It was another trying Lime in| ey
‘the Babe’s fight against caneer}_™
-o disease that struck her in}
1958, seemingly had been beaten |
four months Jatér when she re-!
turned to winning golf, and then
cropped up again last year.

It required five hours Friday
for the operation to be per-
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“Odie was very. well yester- Lahti and Giordano, Wallin.
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“| body -knew that he had a heart) ~~

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By CHARLES BABIN ©. °| Hills, Calif, who shot a five-| pain in her legs.
Canadian Press Steff Writer under-par 67. Friday; Al Bes- | The Babe, her physicians and

NEW YORK iH—Orlando Zul- (-
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was knownto be an early fiser.
When she, saw. this morning.
je, | that he was not.up carly to pre-:
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went. to his room to call him.
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‘go.close to his bro- BOISCHATEL, Que. @—A like- | selink of Grossinger’s, N.Y. WhO! per husband all feared she
yey. were almost - likejable, . 25-year-old golfer, just! had a 68; first round leader | might suffer partial ae ralysist COW BAY \
So the| Frank Stranahan of Toledo, because spinal ensory nerves

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the fourth annual $26,200 Open: my Bolt of Houston, Texas, WhO; increasing with each day and!
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straight 68 Friday, Bil Casper | Bolt, who. manhandled.MS te se aan . —
Jt. of San Diego, Calif, said he iclubs again Friday, said; there HERE WE GO
So the Bave just said “well. -

Quebee’s  par-72! was “not much improvement” in
all the courses |his puiting. He said he wasn’t
happy with his score, because
with “the shape this course was
in today, 69 wasn’t a good
round.” L
Royal Quebec's layout “has
takon a flogging since the tour-
narment started Thursday. Dow

likes. Royal
course, “but then,
are nice when your're playing
well.”
Strangely enough, Casper sald
he “drove the ball much worse”
than the first day. But he was
bilting the target with king-
size putts—“nine miles long,” he

here: we go again,” and was}
wheeled into the operating;
room, Her last words cautioned |
eorge to check the rail for: |
cancer funds. row aN TONIGHT
A spokesman for Joha Sealy | . 9-11:30 p.m.
Hospital sald the operation may |
cause some difficulty in the:
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birdies, He sank 15-, 20-, 25-
and 25-footers for birdies.

His halfway total of 136—-

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Finsterwald of Bedford Heights,
Ohio, Friday shot the best round
of the week-—-a sizzling seven-
inder-par 65 -- and beat the
course competitive record by two
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