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HUBBARD, | Tex.

speaker, the famed “Grey Iagle”
leagues, diced Monday and baseball mourned the pass-
ing of one of its greatest stars.

A heart attack claimed: the:.
moan wio was called the finest}
centre fielder of all time. He was,
' fishing at Lake Whitney, 30

the time. |

From the high echelons. and
from the bushes of baseball
came. messages of sorrow and
prause for the tremendous con-
tribution he made to the game

Libby Hemmons,
Youden take

 

Bob Simpson of Ottawa
for Eastern all-stars in the East-West game at Hamilton. Ken
Carpenter of Saskatchewan Roughriders, playing for the West,

Tris Sp eaker, all-time
haseball great,

by DAROLD V, RATLIFF

(AP) —_— (Tris) took women’s high single with
t o sani; 269 but had to split high threc
of the Major honors with i. Th

-22 seasons with the Boston an bowled 274 to take men’s high

‘twas on three world champion-|

 

bowling honors

‘Libby EHicmmons and Harvey
Youden of Mighty Mites bowled
women's and men’s high. singic}|
and high three also boosting
their team to double honors 1
the Local 708 Bowling league.
| Harvey Youden rolled 314 and
713 for the men while

| randed.

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Tristram

Peggy Thompson
cf Fashion Feotwear as thev
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| Five-pin Bowling league . play
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John Bond of Standard “Oil

 

 

he‘loved so well that he played!

it-for $40 a month. os | dominated B league taking men’s
. Speaker was a great lefthand-' high single and three with
ed ‘Hitter with a lifetime major! scores of 303 and 726.

league batting average of .344 inj Bert Edgar of Checker Cabs

Sox, Cleveland Indians, Wash- ; Single in A league while George

ington Senators and Philadel- ‘ Shenton of Frosty Locker col-
phia Athletics. His highest av-| jected high three with B93,

erage was 389 in 1925. He als0| -Esquires rolled 1254 for team
was a great defensive player. He! nish single and team high three.

: 3 1 y 7 3+
ship teams—Boston in 1912 and; was rolled by Frosty Locker with

a. : 2504.
1915: and Cleveland in 1920. He

Women’s high single in B
managed the latter team from na ,
1919 to 1926. league was bowled by Gudrun

H f the f A Husvick of Sons of Norway with:
€ was one 0 © cr, ONY" 1247 and Evelyn Noble of Nobles
fielders in baseball history who took high three with 572.

could .throw accurately ret _ a waec ofa

Capturing team high = single

|and high triple was Diamond

;Cabs with scores of 1123 and

: 3050. °

 

 

| PLAYED CLOSE
He was also known for play-!
ing the outfield so close he could ;

| Shake hands with the infielders. | Results
“I once figured out,” he said at! 4 League—Esquires 4, Eby and;
“that 98 per. cent of ,Sons 0; Yukon Gems 4, Checker’,

 

mec cide wilh, egies of 979 tall safe hits to the outfield drop : )Cabs 0; Fashion Footwear 3,
m oirant of the fielders. Onl ly: Canadian Legion 1; Yukon
Coe FE 228y and 3073 won UWO per cent po over their heads ‘Jewellers 3, Headpinners 1; Can-
M1 ts thoi fied) xineje OF between them. It really was Hsco 3. Norwest Foods 1, Frosty
hay raphe “ vontidence in these pe reentages | Lovker 2, RCMP 2. a
Oy fe limetine Klaie Paw. that made me play su ciose in.'; B League—Chatham’4, “com?
Who Asow aio pushed her — And he played it really close. ‘modore Cafe 0; Greer and Brid-
Moy tat front wher «he togi @N several occasions, he was Gen 3, Sons of Norway 1; Dia-
eos. bet ihe and. ther able to pri) down a tly for one’! mond Cabs 3, Nobles 1; Daily.
wah os and 90] wut und step on second base for, News 2, Luckies 2, Astoria Mes-
do: rye Waaie of OKY took oun Uhussisted double play. | senger 2, United Fruit 2; Stan-
Po nel ith 285 while’ Spenker’s all-time record of dard Oil 2, Universal 2.
t, Pon: wc: of Sparks rolt- (61 outfield assists testified to: ne
a boots s high, Uhre ne contred Many were made Dy e
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ote BAS man ur firing no-hep liners lo, | rf: C, j
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) : oa oe and Ya uestets. Tt was his last; Ow NG
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beatbep hith three af 259 and 642 to cap-
aie 5 As it: ture double honars in Celeo City
wal Pris was the only min to; fowl league play last Wed-
rnterrupt Cobb's relenoas leading ; nesday,
fatter of the Jengue from 1907 to; Betty Turner of MeRae Motors
Ig1u, He did it in 1916 with altook women's high single in B
SUB average. ;Sechon with 229 while Marine
Radio's Join Wilson bowled 591
L far women's high three.
Last Night’ S Fights Taking men's high single In A
Phe Awortated Press
Hiri: ham, Fangland. _ John

hed ahonot been fer his

long frend Ty Cobh,

Section was Rese Ronald with a
score of 204. John Rodie of
|) Radio Cabs put together 743 for

ny Habltihy ‘Tonga, defeated Yor igh triple, which is a hieh to
funde Pompey, Trinddad, 100) date. me " f
/Pompey disqualified for low! ‘Team high single was rolled

~blow Duht-heavywelghts.

| Jobmanesburg-. Jerry Luedee, |
71, New Tlaven, Conn, and Mike

Holl, I72'y, South Africa, drew,

| 10.

‘by Radio Cabs with
Rupert. Motors bowled
nhonew team high triple,

Al Falthtul of Pipefitters and
Al Coyle of Neal Evans both roll.
- ae 0 230 to spit men’s high single

me —" honors fn B Sectlon,
. ; Harold Pleteher
i Royals collected
three with 604,

Lucky Royals rolled 1196 for
team Teh single honors while a
total of $214 won Plpefitters
tena didgh three,

RESULTS

A Lengue--Good Nelahhors 3,
ROMP sulgdivisian 1: Indio Cabs
§, Strikers J; Rupert Motors 4,
Ocean View Angola Of Cooks
Jewellers 4, Allsorta 0; Arrows 4;
Culypsos 0; Bweot Sixteen — 3,
Shop-asy 0,

Ho League--Tiperliters 3, Mee
Heaue Motora J) Johnson Oute
hourds 2, Neal vans 2: Marine

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Noval 3, Savoy 3; RCMP elty 3,
Kelly Douglas 1; Co-Op 3,

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LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS.

Hin Franelsco--Prolo Roa’
W4%, New York, out painted
Robby Beanion, 135, Bin rans,
GIRO, Jt), raed, ook da NV

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MONTREAL (CP) —

pion Archie Moore says he hopes to break the all-time
knockout record Wednesday . night when headefends
his crown against Yvon Durelle at’ the Montreal

Forum.

But he wouldn’t go out ‘on al:
limb and predict he would stop
the rugged Canadian challenger.

Moore needs only one more
kayo to break the record of 126
“he holds. jointly with the late

contender of some 25 years ago.
“Tt don't want to make = any.
prediction like Virgil Akins did,”
said the old champ. ‘Look what
happened to him. I’m going to
try and win the best way I can.
; by decision or by knockout,”
Akins, the welterweight cham-
pion. had asserted he would
knock out challenger Don Jor-
dan early in their fight. Jordan
took the. tite from Akins by
unanimous decision in’ Los An-
reles last Friday night.
PINAL TRAINING
Both Moore and Yvon Dureile
tapered off Monday 1s they got
in their final training licks,
Durelle, the Impassive fishex-
man from Baic Ste. Anne, N.B.,
worked oul on.the heavy punch-
ing bag, did:some shadow hoxing
and skipped... He did not box
with sparring: partners.
“Im afraid of that glove-work
now,” said his manager, Chris
Shaban. . “EHe’s-:in shape and I
don’t want to risk him going
into the ring. with a cut face.”

SEVENTH TITLE DEFENCE
Moore, the ring-wise cham-

pion who is making the seventh

defence of his title, boxed two

rounds, pounded the light and

heavy. bags, and Skipped before!

300, fans. -

Moore, reported at 176 pounds,
trained “just to work up a sweat,
loosen up. keep the edge on,”
said his manager. Jack (Doc)
Kearns,

Both champs said they’d spent
today loosening up. The official
weigh-in is noon Wednesday,
the day of the fight which is to
be held above the ice of the For-
um, which will be covered with
boards. - .
| TIME RECORD TOO
Moore said he also was aiming
to set an all-time record reign

The record of seven years, two
months and four days was hung
uv by Gus Lesnevich from May
22, 1941, to July 26, 1948.

The New Jersey fighter, whose
reign was interrupted by war-
time service in the Coast Guard,
lost his: title in his sixth defence.
-+That was to Briton Freddie Mills

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Lightheavyweight cham-

 

' Archie won the title nearly six
years ago, Dec. 17, 1952, from
Joey Maxim.

BOTH NEAR 175

Moore said he was in great
and won't have any
trouble making 175 pounds.

Durelle will make the. weight
He has been under the
limit for. several days.

“Moore will try for a knockout
rounds,” agreed
Shaban, “I can’t see him doing
anything else. At his age, the
longer the fight goes, the great-
er Yvon’s chances will be.”

Durelle is 29, while Moore's
age has variously been reported
between 40 and 49.

DURELLE IS READY

Jor 10-5 by fight time,

~.| Quinn’s office reported sales had

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was reported 13-5 for Moore, al-
though the odds may drep to 11

Meanwhile,’ promoter’ Eddie
passed the $80,000 and were still
climbing. A $100,000 gate Js
hoped for, although Quinn said
he doesn’t believe it would reach
a sellout of $125,000.

noone Aan ean ante tpn atrn ee

TORONTO “h—Harold Mann
of Prince George, B.C., Canadian
amateur welterweight boxing
champion, took a five-round de-
cision over Ray Galante of Ham.
fiton, Ontario champion, In the

main bout of an amateur card

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~ Doug T. homson
leads again-

. Doug. Tliomson of Jay-P- Dees
captured double. honors. Sunday
night for. the. second time’ ‘this

Bowling leage.-. "

He rolled. nien’s ‘high. sin le
and high three of 210 and . ge
His high three total ts & new.
high...

Pearl Nicoll of Dominoes ' ‘led
{the women's end of the, league

high three of 433.

Jay-P-Dees took team”

single while Dominoes
2278 for. high triple.

Results .

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“That Moore is a very danger-
ous fellow,” said Durelle, “but I
am ready for the fight of my
life. I will win or they will
carry me ont.”

So far the odds-makers don’t
think too much of the Canadian
and British Empire champion’s
chances. Betting, although light,

Downes
meets

Webb

LONDON (#—Terry Downes,
British middleweight champion,
will attempt tonight to collect
on a bet he lost two years ago.

Downes, a (former United
States Marine, meets Spider
Webb of Chicago, third-ranked
challenger for Sugar Ray Rob-
inson’s world title, in a 10-round
bout at Wembly Stadium. Both
hope it will lead to a champion-
ship bout. ~
For Downes, there’s an addi-
tional ‘incentive. While Downes
still was a leatherneck, Webb
fought Pat McAteer, tHen the
British title-holder, in Chicago.
Terry wagered $105 on his coun-
tryman and when McAteer lost

 

he paid out.
Percy Lewis, the British Em-
pire featherweight champion,

meets Carmelo Costa of Brook-

tyrn-and Engtand's Ferry Spinksy

meets Pat Supple of Montreal,
Canadian flyweight and bantam-
weight champion. Both bouts

 

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