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BEG Swim Trials Split

Between East and West

By PETER MURRAY
Associated Press Staff Writer

VANCOUVER (@—The honors |

‘ing performance in the 110-yard
|freestyle,
The Toronto miss won by a

Were split between east and west scant five feet over the favored

Monday as the Canadian swim-
ming championships and British
Empire Games trials swimming!
meet gol off to a splashy start,

jMiss Priestley in the fast time
of 1:09.2, *, ,
, Miss Priestley also lost out in
;the 110-yard junior

British Columbia led the title |backstroke to Sara Barber, a

race with eight, three of them

by slender Allen Brew, 14-year-
old flash from Crescent Beach
in the junior men’s events,

Ontario was close behind with
six championships and Quebec
snared one title to complete the
day’s action,

Highlight of the action-stud-
ded card was a down-to-the-
wire duel by Hamilton’s George
Park and Gerry McNamee of
Vancouver in the 110-yard men’s
freestyle,

Park, a burly policeman, won
out by a hand's length. Both
were timed in 1:00.3.

Brew scored a clean sweep in
the 220-yard breast stroke, the
220-yard freestyle and the 220- |
yard backstroke. In the breast;
stroke he beat Pete Fowler of;
Woodstock, Ont.

MARRED BY ACCIDENT

The three-metre diving event |
for senior women was marred by

slight, 13-year-old) whiz from
Brantford, Ont.

Stengel Lists
‘Enght Pitchers
On All-Stars

CHICAGO =‘ P—Casey Stengel
of New York Yankees, who will
manage the American League
team in ihe annual all-star
baseball game at Cleveland July
13, named eight pitchers for the
battle today,

Only one, Whitey Ford of his
own Yankees, is a lefthander.

The others are Mike Garcia
and Bob Lemon of Cleveland:
Bob Keegan and ‘Virgil Trucks
of Chicago White Sox; Bob Por-
terfield-of Washington, Allie
Reynolds of New York and Bob
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an accident suffered by Jacquel- :
ine LeBlanc of Quebec City, 1953 |

Canadian diving champion. :

Miss LeBlane hit the back of |

her head on the board when she ;
cut a difficult ‘back somersault |

The American League released
Stengel's cholces along with the
other playets who, with the
eight starters selected In a poll
of fans, will represent .the

women’s

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rets,

Athletic Group

More than $20,000 in awards ;

provide hope-

| Offers $20,000 in Awards Sestorbsiat® aim
For Membership Contest Based on Games

and the member getting the

 

  

YOUNG HARRY HADDIX, pint-sized hurler ofthe. St. Louts Cardinals, is one of the most-
respected pitchers in any league. A 20-game winner in ’53, he seems to be on his way to collect-
ing an even greatet number this season. He recently pitched three shutouts In a row and is
one of the league’s leading ‘strike-out, artists, | Close looks at Harvey’s fast-ball grip (eft) an

ful. moundsmen with some of the hurler’s sec!

 

    
  
  
   
   
    
        
     
      
    
    
    
   

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Furillo drove in-five runs to ne-
he Weitere  -eount for (he 7-2 second vietory,

Associated Press Sports Writer | Milwaukee won two slugelng
Big league ball players cele-| mateles from the St. Louls Car-
brated Independence Day WIth) ainals 8-6 and 1-4 as each
a home-run barrage that racked" toy slammed four homers, Be-

eight baseball stadia from dus-, sides Mathews pair, Nos. 17 and
out to bullpen and sent the

_ 18, BU Bruton and Del Crandall
harried, defenceless. pitchers: ponerad. for’? the’ raves «while

By JOE REICHLER

320 and 2-1.) The:
was hit by Ron Jae
year-old bonus, play ;

running to cover,, ‘| Uhe Cardinal homers were hit by at first base tor Chieg
The day of doubleheaders re-) Solty’ Hemus; Rip Repulski, ‘Ray of the “Injuréd. Pers} a
sounded with 35 home fun) Jablonsk} and rookie Joe Cun- bi

Phil ,Cavarretta,
blasts, only five short of the : ore,

major league record for most
homers in one day.

Cleveland's Bil] Glynn was the
merriest celebrant, The norm-
ally light-hitting first baseman
exploded three home runs in
the 13-6 opening victory over
Detroit and drove in eight runs. |:

ningham.

Cincinnati's nydiegs defeated]
Chicago 6-5 in <the — opener,
Bobby Adams drove in the win- : ;
ning run in the 10th with. aj Nottoway ‘river omp
single. The Reds also took the | James bay, have aN
nighteap 8-7. - - 000 horsepower, |.

DIAMOND RING -
~ SHOW

FAST Wa
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other Indians, was silenced in
the second game that went to

 

will be given in.a province-wide ‘must consecutive correct wins

too close, She was taken to the | ene.
university hospital nearby where LIGHT STARTERS

19 stitches were required to close! The eight American League
a three-inch gash on her neck. | starters, “announced Sunday

The event was won by Irene! nioht, are Al Rosen, Cleveland
McDonald of Hamilton, who took: first pase: Bobby -Avila, Cleve-

a commanding lead in the after-jjang second base; Ray Boone,
noon's compulsory dives and held’ netroit. third base: Chico Carra-

her own in the optiona! cives at!
night,

SPARKLING PERFORMANCE

Two of Canada’s top junior
swimmers,
Toronto and Gladys Priestley of
Verdun, Que., turned in a sparkl-

US. Backfielder
‘Added to Lions

VANCOUVER ~ — B.C. Lions
added further quarterback in-
surance to their Western Inter-
provincial Football Union team
hare Monday night by signing
Bob Lampshire, a versatile back-
fielder from Pepperdine College,
California,

The six-toot-two, 185-paund
American arrived here Monday
night, ,

Lampshire is the third Amer-
ican quarterback signed by the
Lions, TRe others are Lindy Ber-
ry, former Texas Christian Uni-!
versity and Edmonton Eskimo;

Virginia Grant of,

quel, Chicago, shortstop; Ores-
tes Minoso, Chicago, left field;
Mickey Mantle, New York, cen-
tre field; Hank Bauer, New
York, right field,
Berra, New York, catcher,

NATIONAL OPPOSITION ~

' Stengel presumably stacked a
righthanded pitcher deck be-
‘cause of the National League’s
starting line-up of righthanded
batters. ”
Only lefthanded hitters in the
line-up are Ted Kluszewski of
Cincinnali, Duke Snider of
Brooklyn and Stan Musial of
St. Louis.

The pitchers and othtr Na-
lional League members ‘will be
named tonight. ° - 7 Re

 

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With 5-1 Win

sy BOB MORRIS .

and Yogi!
‘to Australia, with a week in!

:There is room for 20 countries

membership drive of the B.C. ;
Athletic Round Table during:
July. -
_A $15,000 Round Table Dream |
| Home in Westlynn Park, North |.
! Vancouver, will top the awards ;-
:in the contest based on the Brit- |
ish Empire Games.
One-third of the funds col-
| lected from memberships sold
‘in that district. As well, one
will be retained to promote sport’
in that district. As well. one
youngster from each of the six
areas will be brought to Van-
couver to see the British Empire
Games in the first week of Aug-
ust by the B.C. Athletic Round
Table, The youngsters will be
billeted with the athletes at
Acadia Camp, University of Brit-
ish Columbia and be chaperoned
by a YMCA instructor during
their stay, :

AS well. .as,,,the house, the
BCARTS will givé a trip for two

 

Hawaii, courtesy of Canadian
Pacific Airlines;'a week in New
York with. round, trip flight for
two to New York by Trans-
Canada Airlines and a $500
Treasure Chest from Eaton's

 

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courtesy of the Vancouver Hotels

| Association,

i Rules of the contest are simple,
‘With each membership in
'BCARTS bought for $1. an entry
‘form is given on which the mem-
‘her lists how he thinks the coun-
‘tries will finish in the BEG,

Sea Kings Take Top Place
Over Kinsmen

error charged to the Sea Kings.

the house, and so on.

The contest ends‘6 p.m. July
29. Winners will be announced
after the British Empire Games.

Ticket sales will be handted
by. the area commissioners, Bill
Walker of Victoria for Van-
couver Island, Fred Boyd of
Clinton for the Caribou, George
‘Athans of Kelowna for the
Okanagan, Fred Mefntyre of
Trail for the Kootenays, Tom

MeMeekin of Prince Rupert

for the ‘North Central area,

and Fred Taylor of Vancouver |

for the Lower Mainland,

Ballot boxes provided by the
provincial registrar of voters Ken

Morton will be placed through- Games.

 

: Elks of the unofficial Pony,
| League failed to hold a four run
ilead and were shaded 8-7 by
‘Gyros after a disastrous bottom
‘of the sixth inning in a sched- :
Wed league game at Roosevelt:
'Park last night. :
Despite excellent control, Elk’s:
‘hurler Eddie Eyford, who had:
visued no walks and only allowed |
four scattered hits up to the}
sixth, was tagged for two SUC |
, cessive singles. Two errors and;
; another single saw Gyros gain,
,the lead as five runs crossed |
; the plate.
; Tying and winning runs came
; 8cross when Fred Bellis mis-
ijudged Gilbert Chow’s high fly.

‘second innings while Walt Os-'&

Detroit 1-0 in NM inings on
, ../ Harvey Kuenn’s home run, i .
out the province as receiving | A '
depots for the entries, These will, YANKS TAKE TWO A at MANSON i) JEWELLERS
be placed in most Standard and; TheeYankees  trizamed the! fi !

Chevron gas. stations, Super-
Valu Stores, Forsts Ltd. Cun-
ningham Drug Stores, B.C. Ath-
letic Round Table Booth in Van-
couver, most B.C. hotels, and
other retail outlets to. be ar-

‘ranged by. area commissioners.

-’ One of the highlights of the

campaign will be a BEG Festival
July 9-10 on Vancouver’s aew
$16,000,000 Granville Bridge

and 11-2 fo win thelr — first j
doubleheader in almost a year.

The Glants and Dodgers both}
swept doubleheaders,
the National
Giants still 314 lengths in front!
lof Brooklyn, The two rivals be- |
igin a three-game set at Ebbets |
Field tonight,
Johnny Antonelli won his 12th

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Philadelphia Athleties twice 7-4; 9

 

leaving’ ™
League-leading eee eeceaenrne ene

when the Round:Table, dedicat-| game with a three-hil 10-0 shu.
ed to the youth of British Colum-: out over the Philadelphia Phil- |
bia, will take over the newly- : les in the oponer.-Rhodes, sub- ,
completed main span to raise; bing for Monte Irvin in’ left;

money for the British Empire | tv first game. In the second:

game he hit two singles and a,
homer with two mates abpard |

that gave.the Glants an uphil] |

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Gyros took the lead from the}
start, scoring in the first and,g

‘key held the Elks to two hits, (§

Gyro Take Elks by 8-7 Edge
After Sixth Inning Rally ~

walked the next.

With a two-strike count on
Evford, Gulbranson was pul out
stealing home,

Eyford, the loser, gave up
eight runs on seven hits, walked
Gne and struck out eight. Hew-
itt gets the win, after giving up
two hits, two walks and striking
out three. Oskey gave up five
his, walked five, struck out nine.
Gyros collected three extra base
blows, triples by Tom Lindstrom

and Len ‘Girbov and a double,

by Bill Mussel. Heavy hitter of

! ’
ithe game was Gulbranson who’
went three for four,

4-3 triumph.
HEAVY IITTING }

Roookie Walter Moryn, crack- ;
ed four hits, including a homer,

to help Brooklyn down Piits-!
burgh 8-6 in the first game. Car!

Rema |
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star, and Notre Damé’s Johnny, Last night at Algoma Park.
Maar,

Annis Stukus, “but he can also:
play halfback,” /|
The H-year-old Californian:

star English rugby team which |
Loured Franee last year,

eed the signing of two local;
hoys, half-baek Peter von Har-!
ten and tackle Ed Barry. The!
Lions purehased Barry's contract:
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Leaders

Hy The Assoclaterl Press

AMERICAN EEAGVE
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Avia, Clevelmd 005 244 80 EA]
Rosen, Cleveland 05. 289 a4 72 Had
Wushy, Washinglon . d16 44 100-8 1
Minose, Chicago .... 204 04 48 Md
Fox, Chicago deb 0) 10 A

Pung - Minoo, 08,

Runs baled Ine Mbioka, 64,

Hita--Teag, 10g,

Doubles. Vernon, Washingtan, 20.

Triples--Runnels, Washington, 42.

Home yuna--Mante, New York, 1.

Stolen bases --Jensen, Bontan, and!
Minosa, 11,

Pitching, ght deetatona Tey»
Holla, New York, fel - 000,

Strikeouts ‘Turley, Bultimoere, 109,

NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Bilder, Brooklyn .. Yah 60 10%
Mueller, New York. 402 400 oh
Hehoondienst, lob. Mag 1g
Thinner, Philos Jas MM
Robinson, Brooklyn aay

Tans Mundial, 8h. Lewta, 94,

Toma batted fn Mustad, 20,

Vita--Sehoendenst, 110,

Donhlow Snider, 24, ‘

Tripler -Sindder, 0,

Home ring Mays, New York, and
Mutu, 26.
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LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE
FURNITURE MOVING
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the Kinsmen,

ny Olsen which was held to two!

record last night and gave Up |
only three walks, There was one.

Indian's Manager

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Credits Bull Pen

DETROIT —Alfonso Romaon

manages the Cleveland Indians, |

Amerlean League,
. The senor, he say simply:

“We're In first place heenuse |
aur bull pen is a lob stronger.
Tecan give my big three mare;
vest. Now Tecan yank Lemon,:
Wynn and Garela a lot quicker
than in the past.”

Speaking before Mondny's hol-
lday doubleheader with Detrolt,,
Lopes admitted “it's a nlee feel-
Ing” to hold a lead on New Yaris!
Yuniees,

"Bul tb would be nicer If this:
were Beplember Instead of July,"
he added, “It's rough down the
dtyeteh, but Tthink we enn make
It this time,”

Western Taternationn
Vaneouver 0, Balen bed,
Vuklno o, Wenntehow 4,
Kdinonton 0a, Lewlaton (ed,
Vietorin 06, TrheCity 40 ¢

Waclt le Cnn
Reattle Pod, MWollywood Se,
Hin Dleyo 64, Bon Franetaen 99,
Norland dt, Onkland 6-0,
Baerimento bet, Low Anqolon 6-0,

   
 
 

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Stew Duncan-pitehed the first !

ihases by ground rules, Green second first when Downing got
Monday, Stukus also announ- {added 13 more strikeouts to his on with a single moved

around
to third on a single by Meighen
and came ih on a saerifiee by
Gary Ogilvie, They added two
more jn the third, Kerr gat a
walk, stole second and came all
the; way'incon Dawnings second
hit of the'night, Downing mado
his. ‘way around to third and
eame in on pa hit by Ogilvie, °

'Lope, the confident senor who: In the bottom of the fourth iman, struck out the next two,

Robertson and Jones scored both

serediis a brillant bull pen for of them drawing walks, Robert , <‘<cmscZmenasersecme
his team's torrid .697 page In the Son came In on a single by Me. |

Lead and Jones eame across the
plate when Kerr hit. safely,

The Kinsmen's lone run eame

In the top of the third. Adams i-:

knocked one-down between frst
rnd second which Sen King sec.
and sacker Bruce Kan let po
through and moved araiund to
second when Olsen blasted ont
his lone Wit into centre fleld

iwhieh hit the dirt ahead of the!
new ground rule Hne and wag:

called a two bagger. Adams alola

‘home when Creene pliched one
in Helle tho wide for Grantham

to hold and they missed with a
{ie when he eame in to take the
hall fron Grantham who re.
treved quielly,

     

   
  
   
   
  
     

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Elks went ahead on two hits

ithe Sea Kings climbed up to the three innings for the Kinsmen! and two errors in the third the.
“Lampshire is not only an eX-: top of the Little League ladder letling in three runs on four accounted for four runs. Both '¢
pert quarterback.” said coach! again by means of a 5-1 win over hits and-one, wafk. Billy Foster teams addea simeletons in
came in atthe start of the last.

Mike Green went the route for Of the fourth and let in two fifth, Elks added two in
the winners giving up only one |runs on twa hifs and three walks. ‘sixth before the bomb fell,
was also chosen on the U.S. all-! hit and that a long one by John-| The Sea Kings brought in their,
first run in the bottom of the’

fourth, went scoreless in
the |

After a walk, a hit batter

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‘key took over at second base,

‘Hewitt was cffective in the top i]

of the sixth, striking out the
‘firs man he faced and causing
the next two to ground out, He
iyn-into trouble in the top of
ithe “seyenth ‘when Gulbransan

; singled. and, then stole seeond
ana tunded, He walked the next

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