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‘Indians win 2-0
“on four hits

By The Associated Press

The Spokane Indiang made judicious use of four
{scattered hits last night as they ruined a fine pitching
performance by Vancouver’s Russ Heman.
Mounties’ Pacific Coast League lead was trimmed toa

 

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half-game.

Glen Gorbous’ solo homer ac-
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two survivors .im men’s singles
i pionships © today.

California was guaranteed two}

places in the semi-finals, at/|:

jleast one of them an unseeded }: |
fentry, but the Canadians were

faced with a struggle to reach
the semi-finals a% all.

 

Last t two > Canadians
| draw tough opponents |

By PETER: BUCKLEY
Canadian’ Press: Staff Writer ,
VANCOUVER ‘®-—The lyck of;the draw went against Canada’s

iat the Canadian tennis cham-

Oo ee ee aE eee secre ments

‘Berkeley, Calif., ‘against ‘Bob
‘Sherman. of Arcadia, Calif.

Reed is the ranking visiting
‘player and at 25 is the United
‘States’. elghth-sceded compet-
‘itor, while Miller, a bespectacled

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QUICKLY E ENDED WITH KNIFE

/ CEBU cITy, .The Phillippines (P.—Boxer's Juliano | ‘Pasato
and Florentino Pacifico fought to.a draw last week. |.
Pasate objected to the decision and Pacifico’s tactics.
They met at the public market today, -
-Pasate knifed: his’ ring opponent, killing him instantly,

the Manila ‘Times reported.

aononnrcernoropornretecngneee POPE ROCROLE TLE LEIeLT ETO LOODE Doe eD

Little League
game tonight

Sea Kings and Kinsmen won
their first two semi~final games
Tuesday and
Wednesday,

Tonights game will be between
Shop-Easy and Sea Kings. oY

Anyone wishing to help decor-
ate the Little League float can

 

phone ATR for transportation,

Remeviber When |

Duncan McNaughton: of. Van-
couver created one of the, great-
est upsets-in the history. of. the
Olympic Games 26 years ago to-
day, ending a 20-year ‘
States monopoly on. the :high
jump medal at Los Angeles, with
a leap of 6 ft. 5%% Inches... ”

 

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| Thursday, July 31,; 1958 »

iveteran, was unseedcd in the ' "

tournament. He advanced with

'a@ marathon victory Wednesday

‘over the No. 4 Canadian, Louis
‘Surville. of Vancouver.

Crane,:a muscular youngster,

| Roig’s fourth-inning double as ' The situation resulted. from

the Indians won 2-0. 0 ations and defaults alon
The Phoenix Giants closed to the line. ° °

within a half-game of the Moun- - WARREN SPAHN ~~ .
ties by whitewashing the Sac- |For quarter-final matches,

ramento Solons 5-0 and third- Spahn junks | Bob Bedard of Sherbrooke, Que.,

 

first game
of semis

Any: person or organization
entering parade and not
listed below please phone

| C r Glen Bassett. of}and th ke-thi 8}
place San Diego moved up_ to was to meet Olan the rake-thin Verman
P20! 0 thot position may Senior. Men’s softball semi-| Within two games of the leaders Toront 3 Don Fontena v was Vance came teeeed: Their ad-
be. determined in advance. || ,. ’ pas oe by edging Portland’s Beavers 2-1 Toronto’s ‘"aS}vance came with the help of
: - fe | finals opened last Dax te Gyro in 10 innings. seven-year | matched against Kosel Kamo Of | the withdrawal - of. Australian ;
. . ark when In, benin ©! The Salt Lake City Bees brush- - ; Japan, - Bob Howe and the defeat in

five-hit. pitching of Ian Dunbar,
decisively defeated a ‘Savoy con-
tingent 8-1.

The game,. played. amid spas-
modic drizzles of rain, opened
with Savoy striking first and get-
ting their only run of the game
in the first inning, when Jim
Terrain. walked and came home
on Joe Giordano’s triple.

It-wasn't until the fourth inn-
ing that Atlin could hit the blaz-
ing windmill of Bert. Johansons’.

ed' the Seattle Rainiérs aside 3-2
in a contest between also-rans.

Roig’s double scored Jim Baxes,
who had walked. Heman, al-
though stingy with hits, was lib-
‘eral with walks, giving up five
while striking out three. Art,
Fowler, the winner, gave up six.
hits, fanned Six and walked none
in working the route.

Norris’ hold hold

| The. other’ half of the quarters ithe. .preliminaries of. Vancou-
saw Whitney Reed of’ Alameda, |.ver’s :Paul’ Willey.

Calif., against Merwin Miller of]; All. seven. divisions were to
Los Angeles» and Mike Crane: ‘of ‘decide: _semi- ‘finalists today.

a) A emer nee ae tte mae Reh came brea

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13 R.C.M.P. .
14 Port Day Queen and

Dodger jinx

By JOE) REICHLER-
Associated Press: Sports: Writer:

Warren Spahn,” Milwaukee's | Dy ae \ . Bi Be OE -
brilliant southpaw: has proved he | co, an : ‘ . aco oe aes

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turned the « trick - “Wednesday ,
night, hurled Milwaukee to a 4-3

     

Here Bill Bailey tripled and victory over Los. Angeles to. put |
Attendants. Mouse Morrison doubled to score; . the Braves back’ into first place !
15 Royel Purple Bailey and tie the score. . t t in the National League. |
16 Civic Band a ein racked ip two innings by . on WO. €eams It was his first triumph against | ROSE
. . 1 e , the Dodgers since Sept:25, 1951. | ve Ot
17 Prince Rupert Drifl virtue of four. hits and one walk VW . vi They've beaten ee % ‘eight, . PASTEL GREEN. en iD ent
Team Jand: although -the fishermen led un ortunate straight times since then. __ GOLD J yt rn
3-1 Savoy were very much in the , Spahn ranks with Carl Hubbell, |! 7 ° n at ur a ] j y
20 Elks game. WASHINGTON (f — Clarence] Lefty Grove and Hal Newhouser ! ‘LIGHT BLUE - - .
23 Moose |. But-the eighth inning saw the Campbell. president of the Na-!as one of the greatest lefthand- u _
, ul. Hotelmen fall apart as.they com- | tional Hockey League, said 'Wed-| ers of modern: times. He has won | ; ’
22 Kinsmen mitted ‘three ‘errors, while Atlin nesday it is unfortunate that|237 games, the most of any act- | SA 50, : for FREE ‘delivery phone
23 Rotary tee out three and walked promoter James D. Norris has an|ive National ‘Leaguer. He has pr. ;
cae ree. limes to ‘score live runs.. | interest in two NHL teams. - He| turne ht. 20-victory. sea-
24 Kitimat Gyro Winning pitcher, Dunbar, al- ned in eig wes

Said it is conceivable-one man
could: gain. contro! of all six lea-
gue teams. ,

But Campbell, testifying before

sons. He owns: 42 shutouts,

Cincinnati, behind Bob Purkey,
dumped the Giants into second
place with a-:5-1 victory. Pitts-!

  
  
 
  
  

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lowed ‘five hits, walked one and
struck. out five: while his team-
mates were guilty of but one er-

Junior Chamber of
Commerce
Chinese Association

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Norris,, boxing promoter - and
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and Chicago, owns the Black
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Ladies Orange Benevo-
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