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Oe By Phin named Celco president | ——-——

_. “Stan (The Man) Musial is still shy two hits of be- | Le |
» °. each the 3,000-hit pinnacle, But anyone who says he|Celco City Bowling league. She succeeds retiring eee ee escaping
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The brilliant St. Louis Cardin- in the Armories. Others elected :
. _ . bl first baseman almost made it were: ° i| — ESTIMATES GIVEN —
.. , Sunday. He rapped five hits as Ralph Overgaard, suceceding aiten § irst i| Shovels - Dozers - Trucks
aye the Redbirds came from behind Jim Thompson as_ vice-presi- 4 Air Equipment For Hire
i. With ninth-inning rallies to ov- dent; Wally Todd, succeeding . j é 217 Ist A
ee ercome the Chicago Cubs 8-7 and Len Harrington as secretary: soccer game PHON ~ SU Ave, Sugrestad prine
i or eet One aP Pi te four-game and Jock Ewart, succeeding | 5414 East parece onesies -.
» Series, One of his hits was his Mona Menard as treasurer, A record crowd of more than) ENS nieeebenaielttttebdanisnaresansuionias-onmmismmene azo a. i‘ .
;. fifth home run of the campaign. Pictures of the banquet with}300 filled the Roosevelt Par | . _ _ es
as Stan necded a perfect five for trophy presentations will be thjeachor ; vay | newman
i . Co ; . ‘ . : we cachers Saturday as Savoy ! m, ,
; five in the nightcap for his 3,- published in tomorrow’s edition Hotel whitewashed Aiyansh ,
thre iy He But the nt oh of The Daily News. 3-0 in the first soccer exhibition | | ' ‘
qa Tee times. ut then the ~ _—— : : ; . , _ .
Y year-old batting specialist oO Of he season. . COTY AY »} } / 7 i rt I k | i k ode
,' Struck dut and grounded out and Remember When _, veftwinger Fred Hunt figured a cE MAN W 40 . “9g “LS EYTATTVE-tO- WOrkK ANA WACK «- : ,
«: — had to settle for a mere .494 sea- In all goals, scoring the first two | Hn . me a . J ,

By The Canadian Press himself and assisting = rirht-| ’

complete: gamete Ms fits | eger Martin Gruber’ on “the! twice a day needs to learn: how-much
Maple Leafs of the International} First half of the game saw . a oo . , oo CO. ae a oI oo
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League 32 years ago today, shut-|Savoy dominate with  ercater
-, REPORTS L, H. HOUCK, TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENT FOR THE AUTHORITATIVE INDUSTRY NEWSPAPER ‘AUTOMOTIVE NEWS"

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ting out Jersey City on two hits.| Speed and a better combinir iu
7-8 triumph over Cincinnati. Me Hubbell went up to the New/ forward line. Hunt always prov-
“Pittsburgh moved into a second oe mes York Giants in 1928 and with {ed dangerous to the Aiyansh de-:
place tie with San Francisco,/ the postponement of the Giants-/ his famous “screwball” became | fence. Lo .

.7éne game behind the Braves, by | Los Angeles game in San Fran- the mainstay of their pitching; Aiyansh came out for the sec-.
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Phils cisco, the first postponement on! staff until in 1943 he became /ond half better adjusted to the: ; ” ee ~ .
2-0: in 11 innings. Rain forced; the west coast. head of the Giant's farm system, | hotelmen’s fast play and had! a ;
= ~ — more of the game for extended | ao
‘AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : : periods but failed to capitalize; , eh ae.
. A CAN U U Famed goalie [en their edge. A few hard shots! . wee es 7 . yy. ;

dies aged 58 by Aiyansh centre forward Rod’

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* hall of fame two weeks ago, died | x . . .

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the one car thatts-really new

. “Driving is almost effortless, yet with a dollars during a normal term of ownership,” |
- contidence-inspiring feeling of control,” Edsel performance inspired (hese words:
says Mr. Houck after testing the Edsel. "Edsel has spcéd for turnpikes, express-. -

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illness. He was 58. ‘ ’ a Once big reason for Edsel’s driving ease ways and open highways and roadability

oe. By The Associated Press Connell was netminder for tenders on him, and passed to; 4 is exclusive Teletouch Drive. You can for the logging road..." Fusel’s big new

-#e American League managers learned Sunday they no longer | three professional elubs—Ottawa | GTuber who had an easy task! ~ drive Edsel — hand it park te without V-8 engines: ~ with up to 3) horsepower .
‘ean rely on pitchers’ previous performances against a particular |Senators, Montreal Maroons and eae . . . Bs ep eee fy Me ee cannente telco is as ever handed before, homer man you’

Aeam. Those who were supposed to win were beaten and those who {Detroit Red Wings. ate Alyansh drive, includ- | a a EE handy as a pocket in a shirt anda “The Uusel is undoubtedly the most pros

 

 

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a #Arnold Portocarrero , Ca- beaten by ane ener, eetore been Try Daily News Classified |Short of reducing the score. | Od Noe lice OF feature which impressed the Automotive You should. see what an Edsel can do
‘Pascual, Jack Urban, Jim he holds three Victories a. — | PA: N 4 Ee 3 i News expert. “These new brakes adjust for you~drive 1458 Edsel and feel the

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ocarrero, making his first! Cleveland after the Indians had on

arb’ since Baltimore Combin, | oR the first game 4-2. Wilson .
im from Kansas City, combin-| had a 4-9 lifetime record against
,,e0. with George Zuverink to shut| the Tribe. On the other hand, oy
out Boston as the Orioles swept oe et Has |

7 * ( Billy Pierce, whom the Indians
“-& Goubleheader from the Red! whipped in’ the opener for his

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; Bander hea never before beaten season, has beaten Cleveland 27| Y 2 ¥ BLACKWOOD : —
“nthe Red Sox. times, more than any other act- At a crucial point in the bidding of this hand Mr. '
+'4¥ANKEES LOSE ive pitcher. Muzzv e Id ha . ° Tht: |
‘Pascual, with only one pre- ZzY COU ave said one little word and saved him-;
. Mious victory over New York in . self 2790 points. The word was “pass.”
eo U2 decistons, shut out ihe Yank- Major League scores | Of course, Miss Brash’s blind ~|
~. “ees. 4-0 after the American stab at « ‘ ras Doct
League leaders had beaten _ NATIONAL LEAGUE bad bid. And ee you wee “Mr.| East-West vulnerable
Washington 4-3 in the first game}; Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 3 Muzzy could have taken the first NORTH
of a doubleheader. Bobby Shantz} San Francisco 11, Los Angeles trick against that contract with Mr. Abel
beat the Senators, to whom he 3 at . the ace of hearts. Thus he would a &2
had bowed 12 previous times in} Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 0 ' have scored 100 points on a hand vise
22 decisions. St. Louis 3, Chicago 2 in which his opponents held z 3107654
Detroit handed Kansas City AMERICAN LEAGUE Practically all the high cards. WEST EAST
its sixth straight defeat, 10-3, New York 9, Washington 5 could you ask for a better result? Mr. Dale Miss Brash
clubbing Urban for eight’ runs} Boston 13, Baltimore 5 | Mr. Muzzy could. He wanted &AQ1073 AAKIO'4
before they shelled him out in| Chicago 2, Cleveland 0 200 points on the hand, So he| WJ 854 v K Q a5 ri
.. the eighth. The Athletics’ right-' Detroit 7, Kansas City 1. doubled. g at Q $. Nove °
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mer finance CoM an it seemed certain that Mr. Muz-| 7 @ Dbl, TND Puss
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. ; And if not, then he must have an| FOR RELEASE MAY 13 . ——
Any time of day is a good ace, Mr. Dale had an ace in his|other suits to choose from and Creal news! 1958 dsel prices start just abore the low-priced field! -
time to talk to the friendly hare nes Brash, then could thus the odds were 2 to l against | — Lo deal ’ s!
) te ’ nly two aces, Even she is{ his choosing "hg . . aCYVD ‘ peers) CLC) §!
people at HFC about your not wild’ enough to jump to a} On this “ronson Mr Dale GREAT DAYS! EDSELebrateon DAYS at Your ED SEL care)
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Comporuition- of Crnatw to defeat seven spades, Dut if | ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA APPOINTMENTS.
r. Dale bid seven no trump, the _ , arene
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