Me

 

By the Asse iated Pres

I Stan (The Man) Musial and Sad Sam Jones, an
Sample of the old standbys and new faces who have
‘hale the St, Lowis Cardinals hum, have the |

perchec |] atop the National
4 Ane they look poised aiid coti-:
fydent, as Moweh that tyvo per=!
PHbAgE porns edge they hold is
iy: ‘bulging idegsine snitad.
PMusial 4-forea wit i pele of}
thoctin. rormers, slid  dotivs,
ditehing a sixz-tit shdtuul, were
il thie Units liseléd lo move
ast idle Miveukee, Viurselay
ight. * But tlie Redigrds wor Ib
Bg; banding io has for ari 8-0

 

bon Hey Yor Giants and
their sixiht straight steeess.
% AS je-statids tow, bhe Cards

ave 59-40 for a 600, petconlage
ty Milwaukee's 60-41, aiid 694.
Groobign is thicd, li, giuries biBe
ANG, -ailer rapping Chicago
Chis I=: as O14 fendi OS. SHG H Lies

ged Wilt trie 13th basds-load=

vy prin Ltr tL
Wallac’ $ Dept. Store "

 

And Cantiadian Press

ess

tedbirds
Lautigue standings again,

eS ie cen Spe ene Tee ne. Lowi ienelne aw ohana in
ed ‘home run of fils 1y- “er var-
er,

Gincinnatl reclaimed
places froti Philadelphia, rally-
‘jt to bent the Phils 443, The
Redlegs are a gates behind,
thie Phillies totirth,

Musial, via tetived aller six
innuaigs, ‘pease Ty Cobh ane
took third Sines behind Babe
Huth and Lou Geririg with 1,14
akhta base hits in fils 16-year
career, His third four-hit. garie
of the season, first siice the op-
ening week, broke 9 slurp and
put Fhe Man second again In
the bit race #: 345 beliind the}
Jag of Mileaukee’s Hank Aaron,

Musial also took the REL lead
fréin Asiror, & to 20, and moved
to third int home runs behind
Agron, 20 and Brook! irn's Duke;
isnider, 26, with wis %rd ene!
S4th. i
Stan, who alo siugled taice.!

fourth

 

 

put it away fast, tagediog a fired §
infin pitch fre SOUTAPRW |
Johnny Aptonelli. naw BOER, far)

 

 

 

sebkeeueRD

 

| Gards & GO lewd ies
i with the secowel, ott Letty retley-

   
 

His first rover. ther. giting. the!
the sinnh:
et dim Constable: atter Jones)
had doubled.
Waly Soon, pushing: Riss Aity
streak to 928 games; andi Rall
Smith wad three: hits eauk: for’

 

| _ WALLACE’S
Clearance

Sale

© WARDS AND YARDS OF or ei
Mi W QUALERY. FABRICS ..... 4
WB UAOVES SHIRTS oo. 4
® Laws CES BLOUSES oo... t

BRARRDSAEBEARRTANS OE:

 

a
a

NenANnann

me Nee

=

   

LAGTES SWIM SUITS. _...
© Hs SCHOOL DRESSES &
= @' BeyYS COAT SETS =

  

 

Wat

 

wee TE ec ee

 

   

 

 
 

a - WALLACE’S f
H g,DEPT.S STORE §

,
s

 

 

‘ 1
itr :
. oe CPA

 

ee

“NORTHERN

 
  

: Shee al € Events! j

, Gifts Of Quality
\ At Reasonable Prices

See our Large

' the Cards, whe Rave. wam nine atl,
| the leat [d' and! IL of 15) ta regen!
‘the ledd they lost to Milwaukee:
Sly Fe :

Larty Loo ese theat |
basés-lovded home ron of hi is
major Jeagus career Thursday
bul it was a wasted effort.

Despite his circuit clout the
Washington Betititers surged) C

ote
VES

 

 
 

 

 

  

: Iss bedieved to na

He ena

Fee omit ecnttentte tan

THE OLD TIME —~ The gran
distayed by Pat Mecie cf the Canoe Country Outfitters at Ely,

Moon. The retie, shock laid in
garage in Ely for 25 years,
éariy 16608. Pucel aaid the
Ladi, WAS oroaght te northern Minnesota by
w before ary obner

ee

gatnercd dus

 
 
 

0. year
exter on a Ory
eranis, Tre “ors

Ye i .

  

 

tlie Fotieisan Outhourd Motor (Company,

 

et ee | we eat aka eat

Down Padres 5-1

By Phe Canadlan Press
Vancouver Mounlles took over

 

 

   

 

     
      

@ Walfle trons
@ Keltles
@ Clocks
@ Neop Vryer

@ Mixniaisters

@ Viacuom
Jenners

@ Moor
Pollshors

 

And many: Small
Electrical Appliances
To sult every need

AT wa

B.C. POWER

COMPANY LIMITED
Gltowart, D. C, Dial 4210
Posner Block Prince Rupert
ve 1
DW eterno mene ene rames con et A hy tte hee ee?

 

   

j

“ft

may

 

 
   

   
   
   
 

 

 

     

 

  

 

 

wi ishington
Dome later bowed to Vancouver |mo --
North Shore in a five-ge ame) Use
Dominion flnal series,

: COME IN TODAY!

iG

i AT vaughn i aml

nl penning

PHONE 3014

   
  
  
 

 

Lenk) aolatpet nnn emet aan aes

Mounties Grab Second

aie

GENERAL @® ELECTRIC

widaddy of all outboard motors is

Frank Pucel's
nas been In the farnily sine tha
rvachine, which apparently is hand-
his uncle over 59
rappcared on the seene, It op-
bate ry and hod bo be started with a hand
wutboard bears the serlul number
on built by Watermiun, which later became

"TT" and

second place in the Pacific
rash League Thursday night. one point ahead af Hollywood Stars,

See Our
G.E. Refrigerators
C.L.p-10
Automatic
Defrost’
Refrigerator
Regular $399
Special

$339
GORDON« ANDERSON

 

a al Lesa e "throne

Jones Hurls Shutout;
Musial Belts Two

LINAS Aenea a tei na 4

ti tht et ti te

Pot the ““ I mojder de bum" days

fot Tony Galento, the ‘publicity
campaigns for the Ray Robin-
son-Carmen Basilio middle-

 

came EE AE OR ATR RG MER aR AR MR UR aN oS ohana are mae on

 

 

Sports Trail

By WHITNEY MARTIN
NEW YORK (#-~-Reminiscent

weight champlonship bout at
Yankee Stadium Sept. 23 got off
to a sizaziing start at the official
algning Wednesday.

Basilio, irked at being kept
yaiting more taan an hour for
Sugar Ray, finally turned loose
a few verbal blasts In his gener-
al direction.

The welterweight
indicated there was nothing
wrong with Robinson that «4
good sock in the faw or midsrc-
tion wouldn't cure, and that he!
was Just the guy to do it.

Robinson's tardiness at the
signing was due to the fact he
was going over the contract with
Harry Markson, International
Boxing Club marnging director,

No fine print ever got a closer
scanning than the elderly Sugar
Ray gave. the document, al-
though he was assured it was no
different than |. innumerable
other return-bout contracts he
had signed. He’s acting as his
own manager now, which may
make a difference although its
the past he always managed his

champion

manager.
NEEDS LITTLE PUBLICITY
Even without the hostility

anglé, the bout needs little build- |

up to catch the fancy: of the |
fans.
There won't be an inept

punching bag in there this time
such as Tommy (Hurricane)
Jackson was against Floyd Pat-
terson. These are two. skilled,
seasoned performers, cach the
standout [n his own class and
each capable of stout punching
and with the abillty to take a
punch,

Robinson jis an exciting, un-
predictable performer under any
circumstances.

‘It’ will be the good Hitle man

 

» Classifi ieds--'l' hey May

    
   
   
   
   
   
     
     

Prionce Rupert Daily News
Friday, August 2, 1957

 

THRER’S A CROWD —— While M

 

of Miss America, she is compelled to take a chaperone with her
on all occasions. Here, at Florida's Cypress Gardens, the advent-
turous Marian rides on the shoulders of Dick Pope Jr, while
chaperone Peg O'Neil makes it a skl-some threesome,

Patterson
Fighter
Of Month

NEW YORK (AP)
Floyd Patterson’s 10th
round technical knockout
of Tommy (Hurricane):
Jackson won “fighter of
the month” honors for the
heavyweight champion
and dropped the Hurri-

cane from the top conten-

der’s position,

Meldie Machen, undefeated
Redding, Calif., puncher, was
promoted to the No. 1 spot in the
latest Ring magazine ratings, ren
leased today.

In another  cnange, ‘Vigh t:
heavyweight champion Archie
-| 4oore, norenering for'a title de-

fenee against Tony Anthony, was
dropped from the heavyweight
ist and replaced by Alex Miteff,
indefeated Argentine,  Mitefft
was given the loth position as he.
miade the list for the first times

There were wholesale changes
In) the welterweight division
|; where former champion Kid
Gavilan of Cuba and veteran Gil

 

arian MeKnight holds the titte

 

in a row.

This came about because a
winsome blone from Montreal
gave an unmerciful beating to
the Royal Montreal course
Thursday and grabbed a four-
stroke leud in the first round of

the Canadian Ladies’ 54-hole
close charnpionship. ‘

Judy Darling, 19 years old and
sin even five feet, was the wreck-
er of the first round party. In
the process of firing a sizzling

 

 

 

 

 

Sign Baseman

Ina straight trade with the St
Paul Salnts of the
Association,

tefthanded batter, was
Portland of the Pacific

Lengue, The Royals guve
utility Inslelder Lacey Curry, 2 2

cpraeecee aero een cen te Lapreh ceenemr ane near mperemaeeennmrnange et 1 art ble Re me

Vow is the Tie

To Check Your

PRINTING
NEEDS

DIBB
Printing Company

American

Last year Young, wv 20-year-old
with
Const
uw

Golfing Champ Marlene
Discovers Competition

By W. R. WHEATLEY
Canadian Press Staff Writer

MONTREAL (CP) Marlene Stewart Streit, grim:

little champion of champions, today found herself in:
danger of losing a golfing title she has won six years

Turner of Philadelpphia climbed
back into the rankings. Gavilan,
Up upsetting Mexico’s Gaspar
; Ortega, won the 10th place?
| Turner enined the ninth peg by:
whipping. De} Flanagan of 8t,
Paul. Flanagan‘ was — demoted
from fifth to cighth, .

Ay
eye

Ship yard :

  

 

     
 

e

ae ee ee

 

| Girls Edge
| Fashion :
The soitbaNing girls from

Manitoba's buoe vy nine strokes
and Mrs. J. H. Todd of Victoria
led the British Columbia team
with 386.

In the junior tsian play, where
net scores will decide the title,
Noreen Laing of Toronto had a
net 80. She was also leader on
gross scores with 84. Lowest net
was scored by Pat Kiggins of the
Saskatchewan: team with 79.

. Jo-Ann Fercy and Heather eee ¢
Lawrence:combined for a net The explosion of the excur-
170 for Manitoba and Mona Mor-|sion boat Sultana in the Missis-

Wahl’s Shipyard edged Fashion
Footwear 17-16 in a free-slug-
ging girls’ softball league game
at Gyro Park last night, >

Selma Standring won it for
‘Wahl's in the seventh and last
inning with a triple, driving in
three runs,

Fay Trudeau and Jacqucline
McDonald; Nicholls, Evans;
Currie.

 

 

 

 

up and Maryetta Thornton had/sippi River in 1865 cost 1,450
net 171 for Albcrta. | lives,
Teday to 7 p.m.
Saturday

 

9 p.m.

Thrilling New Millions
Both Young and Old '

Walt Disncy’s

“BAMBI"

Also
“Lapland” Wet Back Hound
Saturday Matinee 2 p.m.

 

 

 

pack from a t deficit do beet |= ona ne The Mounties. behind the against the good big man, al-|73—four strokes under women’s
‘idage While Sox 6-4. The de- efour-hit pitching of Don Fer- though there probably won't be| par and only one above men’s—
freak Groped. the nice ent | Major League Tarese, downed Sun Diego Pad- too “much weight difference. Judy not oniy gave a shocking
‘he . eaneiene ea “fe aad ine “¢ TES Sok in tare opening game Of! Robinson is 36, Basilio is 30. setback to Marlene but threat-
8 ew Wo sate we Ao bea WIAs “a SCTIOS AT Vancouver, The question is whethcr or not| ened to run away from the field
Se , tees. XD ® “ AWMAULLELLAGSN FIDSNCEUSS 4 ‘Eie Patines, «me were tied! Robinson can go 15 rounds with; of 100 before the tournament
‘i “Hai ne nti cotiner!deago sont AAR TR FH cea) kam MAES pum imtoithe rugged Basilio using that; scarcely got started.
Thursday. Peek! Lary: shut} hwy Uiinms. {subt by oof weenie aye iEiaaendas’s pame cinupped be- slim waist as a tom-tom, beating FOUR TIED AT SECOND ~
P Basten ments inning: parry ane aoe ae Re ana ollywoud Stars inte ivurth out a steady rhythm. nad
Ik? oa BBes EOI Looting SURG L AT Ak MED opine The Stuns ted les - i "S| ie i radi
‘at Tour rruas (G0 <8a¥CAa7y TS 5y Vics [suyd.; ‘Beitevore .. Gis “S20 aS “ph tie one Be is Geleas ec ieegue _ A lot depends on Robinson's; There was nothing radically
tory flor UnetnoitrTigexs. | pSkowren ON. 0... °888 AB UGS cauD vecline sIBD 2 FBR TOD Geais. legs. If he can stay at a dis-, wrong with the game of Mar-
e Tunes vblast comme iin bbe | Runs--Mantie, rad. Bd tp vecuin iwo percentage: tance. round after round he lene, pride of Fonthill, Ont., nor
Souci anning ; wather N¥ele aPan ¢ in oS Balen Ja evers. MaRiNy- Del cs pebice YVARCOUVEr. would figure to outpoint his! with that of four other girls who
ve s23 *, ne bp rs IVa Yi . - ata Yee
MIS aid hy auptieed iball, atl | peias--ALalygnue, JBosiwn cpati ales. i WA Me ae tor tne ceNar, tlio i visaged opponent. Ba matched Marlene’s par 77.
Rangesan singled and tMinnicptheego. 25. 7 Barrasnento and Portland spilt; silio keeps crowding him, we; it was simply a case of too
™ UNIO > wetter DoPies-vrawmuer. Babninere, up. @ Soubleneader, the Bolons win- aren't sO sure. much Judy. The youngster had
canes pus coccinea nmanenpengeeemn easier | | et iples- Neat! wel Siyyean. fle a ne Uirst game 10-2 and Anyway, it looms as a whale of just about everything, including
Co iHome ewns-aWaniams. 2 Portland taking the second 4-1. a fight, an eagle three at the 16th that
Sy Stoteg Uae spastinie, Ohinaite. oo. 3464 a e downed Los Angeles 7-3. proved the squelcher.
( ebeitne: sBunnkng, Denon, eet wo Pet. GBL Marlene, who has internation-
dhe Sh MS ’ 4 ae € . nf tee = ~ - °
1 SHybReuss- Wien. Cleveland. 220. fewee Paice id “ oon 4 al victories to her credit, now.
A. . ly ween, “f 64° 50 $61 4 shares the runner-up spot at 77
bn WADKORAS LAO “” phe " a it} Mar; EH Dri ll f
sash Diego ....., 62 GO 854 55 with ary en risco oO
Anetta. Stet on man ta? eae asa 60 BG BIS OY Saint John, N.B., Janct Macwha
Arata, Bo a a) we - Wes oo, “ A822 13 5 mers )
Meade) fasvin Bae 62 10 HSS bees Aaigeles 63 ov A39 13 of suburban St. Lambert, Que.,
e “Sete, PN BN TD tit Fortend (al 72 868 261) Donna Patton of Winnipeg and
‘ Mayes, RY... BIS WN TA seat cree snoeeeenmnreneet Rae Milligan of Calgary.
Sewwareciennt OE Seb M4 Feb MTis iM "6
| eons. Coruna Mia stongiant, iit Juuy s 13 also, gave Quebec's
Vasuis, TT i Major League four-member team a one-stroke
Hates tether ky oMMtitad, i, i margin, at 323, over defending
Hite. Aaras, 1a | Standings Ontario in the interprovincial
ripen tng in i NATIONAL LEAGUE team motehes, Alberta was a,
Ceolectign oft Home riuniv-Atron, SO. | woods Pet, GUL close thrid with 326.
PANEL TIT Falen Donen Maye, 40. PE Baas ee, ny A AG Mays 1 ' e
Pltching--omidt, ft. Loula, O-l, Milwaukee oo... BO 41.804 The tweememuer Junior teams, |
S00, Brooklyn o....., GB 42 880 3% playing for the junior interpro- ;
Htrikeowls Sanford, Philadelphia, 6 ce uth. An ad By vincial championship on a net
@ Tusasters 125, Philadelphia... ne 46 ‘b54 4 score basis, were well bunched.
aetna RE EE ELEM a CORN MIE Be aR oe ee eS te + Vode a a thee rye. ’ .
‘ ‘ ‘ Ontario led with 164, followed b
@ Vivor Lamps PRUE ose io to ae New Brunswick with 167 Sask.
‘ SUCHE ee tbs wid 2 : : 1 G7. §
@ Steam trons Remember When . Oo atchewan aad defending Quebec
, By ‘The Canadian Press AATETTOAS EGE Loan had 169,
th . : 4 ey, 4
@ Percolstors Timmins Dome Mines wen the , ary NS cas .
eastern Canada soccer title ro | New ark ae itoan aie 4 STRONG COMING IN
@ Table Limps years ago by defeating Toronto} yyoston bt 4G tO, Ree Milligan, a pre-tourna-
' Ulster United, 4-2, In a tubulent | Cleveland oo... fy 490 BOR VG sea “ Hn, i | .
match marked by the expulsion | Detroit oo... 60 10 805 15 Me I, Two H ment prospect for the job of de-
star py ele expe Keltimore o..,. 40 53 40h Te Stan usia wo omers throning the champion, gave up
of Ulster contro halt Bob Me-! Kansas City ov... 4003 We4q a9 wees a cree sam ge meee min etiy een ae See te se LOO nany strokes on the front
Nabney for striking the referee, Lo O6 00 5D a0, '

nine to have hopes of catehine
wp wilh little Miss Darling, Rae

 

QUEBEC @-—-The Montreal, tool 42, four over par going out,
Royals of the International: but setiled down with a ven-
Baseball League Thursday an-}peanece coming home and dus

nounced the signing of second | plicated Juely'’s cugle at the ith
baseman Dick Young, aequired; with a powerful drive and good

Lpsecand shot that left her with
an easy publ.

Helly Surnnope of Iidmanton,
one of the real power hitters in
the tournament, pulferad from
hick of control an the front nbae
and took adi but came down the
back stretch bn one-undoer-par
3? to finish with 78, five strokes
away from Judy,

Miss Milligun's 77 led the Al-
Herta tow tn the daterprovinesdal
matehes with Miss Stanhope at
Wound Mary Cay closest with
Ot. Danan Patton's : pe 77 was

ee eee Og er gee gener En Hew mee:

T-A-I-L-O-R-I-N-G

@ Suits © Pants
" Topcoats © Slacks
ALVERATION SPECTALISTS

QUICK SERVICE

Ling The Tailor

220 (Oth St, Phone 4298

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

chee bee ew

; '

ap eee 1

: ’
eat te ayo wap

 

Today to Sat. |
Eves, 7-9 p.m.
Sat. Mat, 2-4:15

 

Tad west AA violent search for treasure that wer shot ths erm Southeast!

|
‘JEFFREY HUNTER: SHEREE NORTH

AUGUST FURNITURE SALE

TRILIGHT FLOOR LAMPS 25% OFF

 

 

 

 

From $12.75 to $26.25

3°Piece
FOAM RUBBER
Beellonal «

Chester. $2 1 0, a0

field Suite

 

TYNA LOUNGE AND
MATCHING CHAIR

$179.50
s} 79:50 |

 

Restmore 2 pee.

CHESTERFIELD SUITE

A. MacKENZIE FURNITURE LTD.

"A Good Pluce ta Duy Mor Over w Quarter Century"

308 3rd Avo. W. Phone 4146