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~ Women Curlers /

" Myrtle Lewis last night
... became the new president
of the Prince Rupert
~ Women’s Curling Club

When the group: held its}

“annual meeting and. elec-
~ tion of officers in the Civ:
ic’ Centre Main lounge.
She succeeds Jean Rivett,
who will assist on the ex.

ecutive as past president,
: Other members sleet to the
executive were Lea McKay, vice-
‘president; Jan Waldbauer, sec-
retary. and Lorraine Bremner,
- treasurer, :
- Mildred McLean /was elected

canteen chairman ‘to sit. with
the: other five members of the

"Board of directors Kathy Kerr,

  
      
 
    
  

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--Mabel. Shier. was elected zone
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‘Reports. from various com-
“ thitbees ‘read and adopted show-

bes ed a very suecessful! year both

‘tihaneially and sports-wise,

 

Major League

Leaders |
vente "By The ‘Associated Press
wf. 0. NMNONAL LEAGUE
Bye . AB R H Pet.
. Musial, St. Louis... 143 94 83 371
’ Groat, Pittsburgh . 128 16 45 359]
~Moak, Cincinnati’... 126 20 44 6349 | -
_ Aaron, Milwaukee, 163 38 53 346
Mays, New York, 130 26 45 346

Runs—Aaron, 33
:Runs batted in—PFurillo, ‘Brooklyn

. ANd Aaron, 33

-Hits—Aaron and Musial, 53 .
Doubles—Hoak and Musial, 13
Triples—Mays, 4
Home .runs—Aaron, 12:
_ Stolen bases—Mays, 15
“Pitching — Acker, Cincinnati, San-
ford, Philadelphia and Jackson, St.
» Louls, 5-1, 833
‘Strikeouts—Koutfax, Brooklyn, 45

wt AME RICAN LEAGUE. -
" ' AB RH. Pot.
Williams, Boston.. 115-23 47 .409
‘Mantle, New York 110 29- 39 .355
Bertoia, Detroit ... 105 11- 37 352
:. Wertz, Cieveland ., 109 22 87 .340
..Fox, Chicago ..., 126 23 42 933
Rins — Sievers, Washington, and
Mantle, 26.
Runs batted jin—Siever's, 33
Hits—Williams, 47
“ Doubles—Plews, Washington, 13 -

Triples—Simpson, Kansas’ City, 4:
Home: runs—Williams, 10- :
“Btolen » bases—Landis, Chicago, °
; Pitching—Trucks, Kansas City, 5
£1,000

i Strikeouts—Pierce, Chiengo, 48

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Scots Win 4-0

PHILADELPHIA (7?) — Glas-

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{ phia Uhriks 4-0 in an exhibi--

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THREE MEMBERS of the Toronto Maple Leafs huddle around -
a ‘charcoal birniey to keep warm .in: their dugout during: a.
chilly. weekend International League baseball game against.
Buffalo Bisons. .Left to right: outfielder: Russ: Rac, relief
pitcher Bob Tiefenauer and catcher Bob Roselli, Playing. in.
cold. wet | weather, Leafs lost to Bisons 8-4., (CP Photo).

Whitby Dunlops Get
World Tourney Nod

By JIM PEACOCK
Canadian Press Staff Writer -

EDMONTON @—Whitby Dunlops, a Cinderella hockey - team
‘that built its own golden carriage, will begin immediately the
task of building for the 1958 world hockey championships.

““T believe that championship j—
hockey teams are built in June tion league for the season by
and July,” said Wren Blair, 31-|January, and~.with financial
year-old manager of the Allan underwriting that assured the
Cup champions, “and I'll begin |canHa it wouldn't, have to spend
working on the team the minute fg cent, -

I get home Thursday.” ye The. Whitby general- “manager
Blair came. to ‘Bdmonton to |did not promise to win.
present’ the Canadian Amateur “We: feel,” he. said,’
_| Hockey Association annual meet-|main thing’ 1s. for Canada, to
ing with an application by the |compete, not for Canada to com-
Dunlops to represent Canada injpete only if.it is: assured of a
the +1958 championships, At‘ a victory,

harmonious meeting Monday,| “We feel that as Allan Cup
the.CAHA approved. the Whitby, champions, we are.the best ama-
id almost unanimously.’ teur hockey: team in. Canada,
WILL STRENGTHEN TEAM and that. with the requirect
Blair. went to:the meeting with | strengthening can give a good
‘a promise to co-operate with the | account in the world toyrna-
CAHA In strengthening his club, ment. .

clearalice’ to take his ‘club out “Certainly it: ‘is: great to ve

 

 

 

 

of. its Ontario Hockey’ Associa~ a winner, but it is even greater

 

to be.a dignified loser.”

 

“Test YOUR BASEBALL
KNOW-HOW...

‘By BEN OLAN:
“For the past elght seasons,
Gus Zernial of the: Kansas City
A's has been one of the Ameri=
can League's leading sluggers,
He hos hit 198 homers and hatted
in G58 mina,

a, [n.1056, however, .
played in ‘only 109 ‘somes ~
several as a pinch-hitter = and
had only 16 homers and 44 runa
batted in *

Hore's avsituation in which Big
Qus was the central figure, Mane
Ager Lon Boudreau used some
excellant alrntagy, Put yoursolf
in Boudreau's place and decide
what you would have done,

' . - WL Pet, GRE
(Eleventh of a serles) ward the. resolution that ap _ GEL
proved the Whithy application YOON ss ae ip a8 3
/ Delegates from other branches | miwaukeo svete 20 “14 688 84
neross the country expressed gr gclelphia tee eis ‘50 a
thely full support, Gne delegate: 1 oulR pete BOF ’ i
abstained for technical reasons, Sha i Th at gta Ly,
. | The elub will be underwritten PUUSDURED “res” O24 278 "18
. | by Dunlop of Canada; which has AN rm
sponsordd ib for throe years in anne AN: Taince
Zernial OHA play, The team, strength- (Wel Pot, OBL
{ ] . il] ] i Ohiongo. Freee: 10 Gaga -—
{ened by six players, will play 1 bye york San ag Jae a
Its league until January, then joteveinnd Bod ‘fag 8
withdraw and . go to Europe | Boston reruns 10 18 Ald 84
where It will play severnl oxhlipl- | Dawlt city i "4
Hon gamos before and after the |paiuimora- yee VO 92 (OTL 10%
world townament,, - r Waahington.s.isi+ 18, 28 900° 14

anded
Tie fan Koon and Athletics are
deadlocked 7*7 in the top of the
*, Alnth at Now York, Reliever Tom
» Morgan. (R) is pitching for the
» Yanks ag Enos Slaughter staria
' the inning for Kansas City with a.
double to left fleld, Zernial (R)
i We the next batter with Harry
' : amps, (L) and Hector Lapoy
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; a. “pemnant—but it:doesn’t
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‘games ahead. of the “Brooklyn

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VANCOUVER (cP) Fist ‘place Vancouver
Mounties boosted. their lead over second place. Holly-

wood Stars to” tio -games by taking the opener: of a

 

  

. By ED WILKS

“Winning on: the - ‘voad
and hanging on to: ‘pocket
extra-inning games. may
not. guarantee® ‘Cincinnati

‘The Redlegs; wooing amore |.

‘atid more like’ champs, com- |

bined those two knacks to final-|'

Redlegs seven ‘in’ a ‘row, ‘count-
ing one at the ‘tail ' end of last
season—and it stretched ‘Cincy’s
winning streak on the road to
15° games,’ ‘just’ two: shy of the
major league record hung up by
| the 1917 New. York Giants.

HOT IN OVERTIME

The extra-inhing victory, the
fourth’ of the’ season for the
Redlegs, who have won every
overtime. session they’ve had to
play so far; kept Cincinnati two].

Dodgers, who beat. Philadelphia
5-1 on Don Drysdale’s two-hit
pitching: Milwaukee, with seven
defeats in. 10 games, fell’ 3%
games behind in third.”

St. Louis. Cardinals, with Stan
Musial 3-for-5, belted - Chicago's
Cubs.6-2 in the only other’ game
scheduled. New York anid. Pitts-
burgh: were idle.
In the American,
Kansas City’ Athletics thumped
first-place Chicago 7-1, -trim-
ming the White Sox’ lead to two
games The, second-place New
York Yankees walloped Boston
17-8, and Detroit pushed Cleve-
land into third’ 11-5, Washing- |
ton defeated Baltimore 3-2 in 11
innings in completing a game
suspended April 21,.then shelled
the Orioles 10-6 in a regularly
scheduled contest,

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“Genéral 1 manager. Gabe. Pal: ;
of. Cincinnatiiadded :“1" would: |
not: dignify stich’ ‘rumors by Ht
yen commenting’on them.” -. | {-
“ Horace * ‘Stoneham, ‘ ¢president

of ‘the Giants, said thiat ihe knew.

“absolutely hothing” ‘about such’
| transfer ‘reports,

“Walter OMalley, president of a

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. - CHICAGO: : (AP) Directors of the | Natio
League ineeting today were surrounded byla welt

of rumors—all, of: which: were re officially denig,

“One ‘report, was .that ‘a: -thirée= =
way. switch ‘of: ‘franchises * ‘was in
prospéct, ‘shifting the Brooklyn
Dodgers to ‘Log:Angeles, the -New:
| York’ Giants to: San: Francisco; |,

‘land ‘the.’ ‘Cineinnati: Redlegs: to
New York’ eR”

“Commissioner “Ford ‘Prick | Hing
: put a gag on: any public: discus+
-| sions » by « ‘major’ jeague : officials |
Mm. regarding: ‘franchise ‘transfers: |

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‘anywhere at: anytime,” ‘sald:
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