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Monday, September 16, 1957

T rophy Final Replay y
| Set After Tied Game

“Last game of the soccer season” ‘wasn't the last,’ game as
Ayansh and the Hugarian team each took a four- -goal piece of
.the North Star trophy final at Roosevelt Park - Saturday and will
replay the game next Saturday.

Dubious star ‘of. the well- far out, and- kicked the ball
played game was centre f0r- into the empty goal.
ward Adrian ‘Tambourini, Rallying, Aiyansh ‘steam rolled
playing for the Hungarians after |qown the field and let loose with
being picked up from the dis-|q barrage of shots,/the last one
solved Hills and Williams team. of which finally found the goal.
He scored twice. Johnnie Stewart ‘was credited
PROTEST IN WIND with the equalizer,’

Aiyansh contended that Tam- |! Aiyansh kept up‘ the pressure
bourini was not a substitute and |and Rod Tait, after missing two
therefore not qualified to play. | sure-fire. chances: set up the
If. he should be in the Hung-|next goal as he lured the goal
arlan line-up next week, Aiyansh |keepér out of rositim and then|{
will enter. a »protest. crossed to centre. where -Nelson|
» “Tambo” opened the scoring | Morven tapped in’ the ball. Mor-
after :2 minutes when he trapped |ven split the! uprights. again as
a clearance shot by, the Aiyansh jhe picked up‘a rebound of Rod
gorilte who had ventured too |'Tait’s - drive : against the goal

"1 post to give -his team the lead
Moore To Fight

for the second: time. Five minut-
Los ANGELES (a — Archie

es. earlier, inside. right Jan}:

Skladany had tied’ the score for
‘the Hungarians.

Moore finally will defend his

world light heavywheight title

here Friday night against Tony

: The best goal .of the game oy
came five minutes after half- DON. HARTWIG

Anthony, a New York youngster.

Moore, who will be 41 officially

time, when Tambourini fired a . Two run homer.
shot from 20: yards out into the -

in mid-December, settled for a

$90,000 guarantee. to risk his

exact lower left corner.
‘erown, in this 15-round. match

The Hugarians lost a golden
opportunity to take the. lead

that originally was scheduled

for early summer . in Detroit.

 

 

   

 

Major League
Standings

AME RICAN LEAGUE
. Ww Lb Pet. GBL

when Martin‘ Bucsi set a penalty
kick against’ the left goal post.
The penalty followed an inten-

 

 

 

 

 

tional hand play by. Oscar Mer-| New ‘York ....... 91 53 -.632
cer. ' Chicago ........ 84 57 .569 Sin
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PCL Standings | A well-aimed pass trom the] Detrot ..0.." 73-63 ea les
' pet. p pight earned Percy Tait an as-| Baltimore ...... 69 73 486 21
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vfermat ae zi L isist on Aiyanh’s ‘fourth goal by| Cleveland ...... 68 74 .479 22
Lo SiN Francisco .. 101 32 (601 | lRod Tait. . Washington 54 88 .380 36
, Vancouver .... .- 97 70 581 (34 os Kansas City .... 52 89 369 3745
pdh 1 -HolyWood 2....5,94 74 560 7 With less than two’ minutes to NATIONAL LEAGUE ;
ar ge Diego ee eee ‘89° 79 °. .530 12, gZO,. while Aiyansh fans were Ww. L Pet. GBL
. SEAM ses vee oF 13% ‘celebrating the near Victory, Jan| Milwaukee 85 57 _599
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. . Sacramento 63 105 +375 3a |SKaldany tied up the with the St. nls seeees ea a 38 a
sg prtiand ....... 60 108. 357 41 |final counter of the game. Cincinnati... 73°69 «51412
ee = Philadelphia .... 72 72 .500 14
eT. New York ....... 68 78  .466 ,19
Ste Pittsburgh ....:. 58 88 .397 29
‘ Chicago ......-- 56 87 892 -29/

 

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4" CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Pitcher Dies

rn LOGAN, W. Va. Wi — Max
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during a 10- -year career in the
National League, died Sunday.

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bined to give

at Roosevelt Park.

Rupert hung onto a big first
inning lead to take the first
pame 11-5 while Smithers rallied
in the top of the seventh in the
‘Yast game to triumph 6-3.

The twin-bill, staged as a
benefit for ailing bali-player
Don Hawryluk raised $500 to-
wards his medicai expenses.

WEAK STARTER

A weak opening pitcher spoil-
ed Smithers debut here.

With a 2-0 edge going intg the
pottom of the first: inning,
Smithers’ starter Johnson walk-
ed the first two batters to face
him and then gave up singles to;
Bill Sunberg, Joe Giordano, Bill
Kilpatrick, Don Hartwig, hit
Darrell Young with a_ pitched
ball and handed Rupert pitcher
Gordy Cameron a two bagger,
all of which saw seven runs come
in on five hits. Tommy, Robinson
came in to put out the fire.

Gordy Cameron for the Rupert
All Stars held the Smithers
squad scoreless for seven innings
only giving up three more runs
in the top of the third when a
single by Robinson, an error, a
single by captain Carl Spicer,

 

Box Scores

FIRST GAME

 

Sum of $500 Raised
In Benefit Series |

By DICK AYRES

Perfect baseball we: ather, a disappointing nine-
inning game and a‘rousing seven-inning finale com-
e about 350 fans a worthwhile afternoon
of entertainment yester(lay as Smithers All-Stars and
Prince Rupert All-Stars split a,benefit doubleheader

 

 

 

 

| Smithers
AB RH POA E
Watson. cf 3’ 1 0 1 0 0
Flockart, Ib ...... 4.1 1 9 0 0
Spicer, sS ........ 4 1 1 2 1°90
Boyko, lf ........ 3 r.1 00 0
Stacey, 3b ........ 2q90 001 #0
Maskiewich, rf...: 4 0 @® 2 0 QO
Herman, 2b ...... 4 0 1 3 4 0
Bovill, c ........ 3 0 0 5 0 1
McFarland,c......1 0 0 2 0 0
Jonnson, Pp ........ o 00 0 0 0
Robinson, p ...... 412 02 1
Totals 382 5 6 24 8 2
Prince Rupert ‘
AB RH POA E
Smith, 2b ........ 3 1 0 1 21 «0
Bury, 2b ..........4. 10060 2 1,0
| D- Scherk, c ...... 4 2 112 1:2
{Sunberg, ef ...... 5 2 4 1 0 0
Young, rf ........- 4 1 10 0 90
Giordano, ss 41 1 03 1
Kilpatrick, HW ...... 4 1 21 1°00 0
S. Scherk, lb ...... 4 1 2.5 0 0
Davis, 1b teseeeee FO 0 4 0 0
Hartwig, 3b ...... 3 2 2 131.3 O21
Cameron, p’......-. 4 0 2 0 4 90
Totals ...... 37.11 14 2716 4
SECOND GAME
Smithers
AB R H POA E
Buchanon, rf .... 4 1-1 10 2
Werman, s#° ...... 2 0 1 1 0 0
Flockhart, 2b ...... 3 002 2 0
: Boyko, lf ........ 4 1 1 21 0 1
Stacey, 3b . ...... 21 01 4 9
Thompson, lb .... 2 0 0 6 0 1
Johnson, Ib ...... 10 0 0 0 0
McFarland, c ..... 2 00 5 2 90
Bovill, @ ce. eee eee 0 1 02 0 0
Smith, cf .. .. 2 0 0 1 0 8
Masktewich. cf cee Tod 1 0000 («80
Watson, cf ...... o 0 01 0 0
Spicer, po...ee es 23 10 2 0
Totals . 26 6 5 2110 4
Prince fupert
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Bury, 20 ......066- 8 0 0 2°2 OU
S, Scherk, too TY O 0 0 0 0
Kilpatrick. Wows. ee 3°90 1 21 0 90
Sunberg, 88 oe. eee 2 0 0 0 83 0
AVER, Co fee ee eee 83°00 0 9 «1~21
Dayis, Ib... 3 1 1 8 1 ~=0
Har twig, rf, $b... 8 O O 0 0 0
Lister, 8b .... 20 01 2 0
Youn, rf 1o 1 000
Adams teeeee O 0 0 0 0.0
Dunbar, rho... BOF OD 0 0
Dn. Scherk . 1 7 1 0 0 0
Shankel, po... eeee- 20 40 0 13°90
GHordano wwe ee 10 0 1 OQ O
Totals cease 27 DB 4A Qt 10 4
Tlnescores: .
Smithers . 203 000 000--5 6 2

Rupert TWO OB Ols--1) 144

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three fielders chotces and a hit
batter gave the visitors their
only other runs, ‘ ,

Highlight of the game came
when Don Hartwig with Syd
Scherk aboard, homered over the
left field fence. Only other ex-
citment came when Bill Sunberg
doubled to score Syd Scherk on
in the bottom of the eighth and
then with Rupert in the lead 11-
5, caused a hassle at home plate
wrestling for the’ ball with
Smithers’ relief catcher Mac-
Farland.

The second game was a differ-
ent affair. ’

Carl Spicer, who has played
ball for Smithers for a minimum
of 12 years, elected to pitch ‘for
his squad. A Maritimer like him,

en Shankel-: faced Spicer for a
six inning pitching duel.

Neither Spicer nor
gave up a hit in the first three
and a half innings. but in the
bottom of the fourth Davis snag-
ged a single, stole second, third
and then home, Dunkar had
scored in the. third for Rupert
on an error, a passed ball, a
steal and ,a second error.

ROOF FELL IN

Meanwhile young Shankel had
a no-hitter going right up to the
top of the seventh. Then the
roof fell in.

Faced with their last at bats,

‘Smithers poured it on.

Boyko singled, Stacey walked,
Bovill was hit by a.pitched ball
to load the bases. _Maskeiwich,
pinch-hitting, singled over short
to drive in one run and Spicer
bunted. safely to tie up the ball
game. Buchanan singled to score
Spicer and Bovill. Herman singl-
ed scoring Maskeiwich but was
out at second as Flockart got on
by a fielder’s choice and an er-
ror scored Buchanan. Smithers
ended the inning on the favor-
able end of a 6-2 score.

Rupert’s last-inning rally fell
short by three runs.

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Liens Tonig'xt

By The Canadian Press

Second-place teams meet last~/!
place teams tonight in two;

 

Western Interprovineial Fooimail |

Union games. Leaeue-leading
Edmonton Eskimos remain idte.

“Coach Bud Grant’s hard-dtiv-
ing Winnipeg Blue Bombers go
ngainst British Colm bait Lions
at Vancouver, while Calgary)
Stampeders take on Saskatc he-
wan Rouvhriders in Regina.

Bombers moved into a second-
place tie with Calgary Starped-
ers by whipping the Stamps 40-
13.in Caleary Saturday night
while the Lions, tied in lastp lace
with the Roughriders, took a 25-
6 beating at the hands of the
Grey’Cup champion Eskimos in
Edmonton.

Both the Bombers and the}!
Stampeders will make a bid for
sole. possession of second spurt.
Each club has eight points. four
behind Edmonton which as
suffered onl yone defeat so far
this season.

In the east the Toronto Argo-
aauts, only Canadian big-league
club without a victory fm 1957
league play, dropped No. 5 Sat-
urday. It was a fancy beating—
43-1 by Montreal Alouettes, de-|
fending league champions. |

The victory put Als into a sec-
ond-place tie with Ottawa |
Rough Riders who dropped a;
close 18-14 decision to the maul-}
ing Tiger-Cats at Hamilton Sat-
urday night. Tiger-Cats nave,
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To Win Over Shamrocks

DIXIE Ont, @ — Bobby Pul-
ford played his last junior la-
crosse game Saturday night and

|made it one to, be remembered

— at least by. "Victoria Sham-,
rocks. .

The 21-year-old athlete leaves
Brampton Excelsiors today to

join Toronto Maple Leafs of the |

National Hockey League. at their
Sudbury training camp. He witl;
be lost ‘to Excelsiors in the re-
games of their serics
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and the Minto Cup. .

With, Pulford jeading the way,
Excelsiors defeated Victoria 16-7.

Saturday night to take a. 2-1.

lead in the best-of-seven series.
The next game is tonight in
Brampton.

Pulford scored two: goals to

; bring his serfes total to eight

and slowed down the. Victoria
attack with some tfusty body
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