Esquires split;
-G & A take brace

Out of town teams to

pert puscball squads yesterday as Gordon and Ander-

son swept a double- header
at Roosevelt

the opener 4-2 and clobber'i
84-4 in the night cap.

The final game of the Es-
guires- «Vikings fixture saw young
Ted Careless come through with
his first completed game behind
nm i4-hit barrage by his team-
mates,

’Here at home shortstop Bill
Sunberg sturted G & A’s

ii the fourth inning of the first
game when he smacked a double,
went, to third
cholte and came

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BILL SMITH

passed ball. John Basaraba also_
gcored in the same inning. Af-:
ter being hit by pitched ball he. ;
siole second and scored on a-
double by Miner Simyndson.

"The | Loggers’ only * counter ;
seventh when Bil:

fohn Je ones.

and Anderson went
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| Dunbar By 3 i , 22 0 borne, Ont., is a quarter-miler
|Gunherg, s§ ...... 4 22 4 2 of and 440-yard hurdler while Peis
{ Young, rf ........ 4 2 1 1 0 0) Stranger of Montreal is entered —
8. Scherk, 1b .... 5 1 110 0 O1} fn the 120-yard high hurdles and
Basaraba, c ‘..... 423 8 2 0) the 220 sprint.
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| Bailey, Ch oc cceeee 5 210 0 0! All of the men’s track mem-
Cameron, p ...... 4 1 41 1 4 0: bers are potential relay men.
erent pce Totals ..... 87 13 32 27 12 a Jack Smyth of Winnipeg is in
Terrace Loggers ‘the broad jump and hop, step _
Bleak Lebel AB RH POA Ej} and jump while Ken Money, an_
ae Paulson, If ..., 3 0 0 2 1 01 RCAF jet pilot from Ferris, Ont.,
PA. Dav BB rere 20 0 3 2 1'ic the team’s high jumper. Bob ;
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ot aeJones replaccd Meyers in 7th.

-avk 13-1 and 5-3 and Esquires split a
twin bill with Kitimat Vikings at Terrace, dropping

scoring }

; a resull of a hit by pitch. '

“ ing when Dennie Selder walked,
‘ stole second and crossed home
* plate on a single by Alf Davie.

: and Bill Bailey.

‘up three bases on

when he whiffed three loggers, |

‘four hardwaremen, was tageed!

: os /and Kitimat, Bud Goody won the:
‘Deep ried Prawns $1.15 ‘first game with the clothiers’ Al:
{Garlic Sparcrib $1.05 |; Adams the loser. Careless was’

‘the winner in the secand game:

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eighth when Darrel Young who
had walked and Syd Scherk who
had singled, scored: when John
Basaraba clouted a home = run
ball which just cleared the left
| field fence. In the same inning
i Bill Bailey wallopped.a double,
!' advanced to third on a error and
scored on the throw-in.

G & A plated five more runs
in the eight on singles by Gord-
ie Cameron, Bill Smith and
Young. Ian Dunbar scored on
an error and Sunberg tallied as

 

Terrace opened the scoring in
the second game in the first inn-

Davie also co'lected a run in the

he single.

 

single by Paul Paulson.
The hardwaremen took the|

lead 4-1 in their half of the first!
inning with a walk, two steals, | women's . amateur champion of

singles by Dunbar and Young | Mom display her skill on the li
and two-base hits by Syd Scherk! Kim,.9<(standing); and twins

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Bill Smith chaiked up G & A's
final run in the fifth after he

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Terrace tallied once more in the;
last inning as Gunnar Paulson |
collected a safety, went to second |
/on'an error and came home on,
two steals. |

Cameron, as winning pitcher
in the first game, fanned eight;

 

: FAMILY GOLFER—A woman who's managed to bring up a
family. of four youngsters while becoming a golf champion at

the same time, Mrs. George Conant Jr. practices her putting
while the. Kids look on in St. Louis. Mrs. Conant is currently

the St. Louis area. Watching
nks are Susie, 4 (foreground);
Annie and Lawrie, 6.

track team

“no outsider for BEG —

By JIM PEACOCK
Canadian Press Staff Writer
SASKATOON (.—The potential of Canada’s track and field,

loggers, allowed six hits and Boe team for the British Empire Games in Wales next month is rated:

‘balls, . while
Terrace’s Miller struck out three,

gave up 12 hits and walked 3. | The 22-member team, made up:
Bert Johansen was ‘credited | of six women and 16 men, was:
with the win in the second BAMC; Chosen here early Sunday follow-
‘ing a successful two-day meet:
‘that brought record- breaking :
performances and nearly 10,000;
paying customers.
At least’ 11 of the team mem-
bers are rated a fair chance of:
becoming medallists in the:
Games in Cardiff July 18-26, and:
some are almost certain to be in!
‘the top threes” |

: FOP TALENT 4
ur a i The men’s team includes
Lines nack absorbing the loss. ; sprinters Mike Agostini of Van-
First Game ' couver; Stan’ Levenson of Tor-
000 200 29x--13 12 2 onto and Stu Cameron of Sas-!

Terrace 000 000 100—1 62: Katoon, Terry Tobacco of Vic-
Cameron and Basaraba;. Mill-. ‘toria is the top-rated quarter-
er. Haughland and Strasdin. i ; miler while Joe Mullins of Glace :
Second Game i Bay, N.S,.and Doug Clement’

allowed cight hits and gave up 5
walks. Charged with the loss;
was Bill Johnson wso struck out |

for seven hits and allowed 3!
walks.
At Terrace between | Esquires |

i

iG G&A... 400 010 x—5 7 2: ‘of Vancouver both will contest
‘Terrace ... 200. 000 1--3 8 0, the quarter and half miles.
Johansen .and  Basaraba; | Ed-Morton of Winnipeg we 1S

Johnson and Reynolds. |

BON SCORES
First Game .

chosen ‘for the mile and the 889
and Gordon Dickson of Hamil-
ton for the six miles and mara-

 

 

|
D- Haugland replacca Miller i 8th,
|
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Dianc Matheson of Vancouver

 

| highly by observers who watched the national championships and
Games trials here during the weekend.

wee seen cee ae

in the pole. ‘vault.
Javelin thrower Hans Moks of,

‘Toronto and shot put and discuss '
entrant Stan Raike of Toronto,
-complete the field team.
/ WOMEN’S TEAM

The women aboard are sprint- |

ers Eleanor Haslam of Saska-.

-toon, Maureen Rever of Regina, :

and Montreal and Freyda Ber-
man of Vancouver, and weight :

| throwers Jackie MacDonald Gel- t °

‘ling of Toronto and Marie De4
-pree of South Burnaby, B.C. Miss

Agostini, who. won the 1954,
, Empire Games 100 in 9.6 seconds |
‘while running for his native |
- Trinidad, and Levenson are |
- highly respected in both the 100 :
and 220.

4

: postponed: consideration of

i rorrrre.

| ONTARIO OPEN GOLF CROWN
| MARLENE STREIT'S MONOPOLY

TORONTO. (Marlene Stewart Streit, showing none of
the tension! she claimed when she started the tournament,
walked off the Thornhill Golf and Country Club course with
- her third straight Ontario women’s open golf championship.
Before the tournament she said:

“Li m not,driving well and these girls up here hit such long

| balls.”

Outdriven Friday by Mary Gay of Calgary, she moved
| with delicate precision through assorted irons, stayed down
| the middle, and putted with the stunning skill which In the
| past won her United States, Canadian and British amateur
|

crowns,

"IT like to play in championship competition,” the Fonthill, |
Ont., dynamo sald after her 2-and-1 win. “It makes me sharp.”

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Interlocking schedule — wesxeno ncnis
opposed by Big Four

By AL VICKERY
Canadian Press Staff Writer

WINNIPEG (CP)—The West carried the inter-;
-locking-schedule ball into the Canadian Football Lea-
‘gue meeting here Sunday but made little or no gain |
against a strong eastern defence,

Final outcome on the contro- |

-versial subject will not be known ! proposed
until nine delegates, one from | drafted by Halter,

each of the pro teams in
Union and the Big Four,
in Toronto, July 19, with
Conmnissioner G, ‘Sydney Halter

of Winnipeg.

After’-WIFU members, who had :

‘met here Friday in a separate
session, told the CFL meeting
Sunday they were unanimous in
‘support of a full interlocking
schedule for 1959, Big Four of-
. ficials said they felt the proposal
, would. prove too costly.
NO COMPROMISE

The West is standing pat be-
hind a brief submitted earlier by

Ralph Parliament, president of |

Winnipeg Blue Bombers, calling
for ajfull schedule,

Eagtern representatives on the
* special committee now have to
‘prepare a brief of their. own
within 20 days, with copies going
‘to all other committee members
i for study before the question is

‘thrashed out in Toronto next ,

month.

After some. revising and am-

endments, the mecting Sunday ; 99-man team in the British Em- |
a | pire Games rowing events, if!
{Canadian Association of Ama-j
‘teur Oarsmen officials have their :
> way.

 

Savoy edges
Fashion 12-11

Faye Trudeau pitched Savoy
Hotel to a 12-11 victory over
Fashion Foo.wear in Women’s
Softball league action at Gyro
Park yesterday afternoon, Vera
‘Geary was charged with the

j

Rever also is a broad jumper. i

“loss,

Seeeeaet ee eee eet eet tet OGt COLD EOPOPOETE OE DLOETEELIELEL TOE OTLEY

ELLIOT BREAKS MILE MARK
BUT RECOGNITION DOUBTFUL

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. u--Herb Elliott of Australia has run
another record-breaking mile race and started another con-

troversy among track officials.

The lanky young miler was clocked in 2

:57.9 in winning

his specialty at the United States Amatcur Athictic Union
championships Saturday night, shading the recogniged mark

r

of 3:8 sct four years ago by his countryman, John Landy.

But no one seems to Know for certain whether the In-

Cividen of Trail, B.C., are both was recorded as 3: ‘58 because of the IAAF policy.

SuWRUKeDeenKeoRAE
a Second came _ Na ted Penne:
WwW ‘s D tore &. Gurdon and Anderson By The Associated Press | edged Milwaukee 2-1, Pittsburgh
w Wallace's Dept. S wm aB rRipoa we} Sal Magic wasn't kidding’ defeated Los Angeles 11-7 and!
M smith, 2b vw. 22 1 4 2 oj; when he sald “2 show ‘em, Cincinnati downed Chicago 9-3,
W Wunbar, Bb oo... 2 111 3 0 The 41-year-old righthander | The San Praneisco o-Philadelphia
W Gunberg, 68 ....., 3 0 0 0 7 1] was peeved when New York Yan-) contest was ralned out.
a 3 welrork, yp 4 } 7 5 0 kees shunted him to St. Louis) On Priday, Pittuburgh edged
Mm Bagarabn, 'c leeeees 2 0 0 3 0 of|dune 14 to make room for a 88-t Los Angeles 2-1, Milwaukee
we Balley, cf vueeeee 2 0 2 LO Ofycar-old man (Virgil Trucks), | trounced St. Louls 7-3, Philadel-
wm Johanson, pov. 9 0 4 ° 0 9) When he left the Yankees he, phia knocked off San Franelseo
wm Minton it rererees2 O19 0 0) told reporters, "I still think I can | 5-4 and Chicago drubbed Clnelny
7! mentee rere take a turn... I'm peeved. 10 nit 11-3, '
i Terrace Loggers show *en,” vemcenae
. Belder, 3b AB * " mA G1 Freddies Hutchinson, Sal's new | duel when ‘the Detroit pitching
he BG. Paulson, If 1... 3°22 2 0 oO} boss with the Cardinals, gave the stilt was to be knighted for oute
WA Davy, #6 veeceee # 2 8 2 2 O} Barber a starting chance Sunday | Standing service to the Amerteap
M | Strundin, vereeene O 2 o 05 a 6 against Milwaukee and was re- eee race, the Yankees woke
jWeTWYNOIGH vee sereees | wardod with n 2-1 victory over| "Pe.
w Moyer Ths md og 4 © o| the lengua-lenders. After scoring one run dn 37
. Bibvones vc FO 4 4 0 Of The defeat cut the Hrives! Ni- Innings against baffling Tiger
fee WIL Davy, Mh eee (10.0 2 0 Of tional League Jead to iM games! Pitching and Joking seven
ho wi rickuon, of ...... 8 8 0 1 0 Of as Son Francisco outlasted the straight to Detrolt, the New York
w Johnaton, p reel 9 0 ih a . Phillles 6-4 Jn 14 innings on a} Club really ent loose Sunday with
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Odds short

on soccer cup

LONDON (—-A firm. of London
pookmakers today offered odds
of 7 to 4 agalnat elthor Brazil or
Sweden winning the World Boc-
ver Cup,

Other pricy quoted wero 9 to
4 against West Gormany and 0
to 2 against France, ,

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homer by Wille Kirkhind,
Clhneinnatl spit with Chica,
winning the frst on Gus Bell's

J grand slam homer 6-2, The Cubs

staged a three-run milly in the
ninth lo take the second grime

Steve Bilko and Johnny Kilpp-
stein, two, recently ucquired Los
Angeles Dodgers, helped the cel-
lar tom win a doubleheader
fron Pittsburgh 4-1 and 3-2,
Klppsteln's relief work — suved
the first game, Bilke's J0th in-
ning pinch single scored Joe Pig-
natano from second' base for the
socond decision,

Tn Baturday’s action St, Louls

W1G-hit blast ina 15-0 rout.

Kunsus City Athletics topped
Boston agiin a=) with the help
Of a gime-saving enteh by Hees
tor Lopes ona drive by Juckle
Jensen,

Clevelund broke out of a four
pame tosing streak by taking a
pale of one-run deelsions trom
Washington 4-3 and J-0,

Baltimore elmbed out of the
cellar when Billy O'Dell turned
In another {ine effort, a six-hit
shutout of Chiengo 2-0,
glehth vietory.

 

howed to Dotrall 6-4 while Clevd=
{und whitewashed Washington

ternational Amateur Athletic Federation, which must pass on

all world records, recognizes ° mile marks recorded in tenths
of scconds.
lt was dealing only in fifth

record four years ago. Landy

of seconds when Landy sct his
actually ran 3:59.9, too, but it

Maglie lives up to predictions

, 10- -2, Boston defeated Kunsns’
City 7-1 and Chicazo beat Baltl-
:more 9-1,

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the | come into effec
Western Interprovincial Football ‘ ‘when the leagte takes ‘over as

huddle |
CFL,

|

 

- eluding a coach and ‘manager. :
:-by the Canadian British Empire,
‘Games committee, officials an- |
, nounced here Saturday the team ;
. would
‘British Columbia eights andi
‘fours, a coxswain for the eights; |
:two spares,
coach and a manager. '

‘Royal Canadian Henley course, '
‘is to leave St. Catharines Satur- |
‘day for Montreal where It will,
‘join

'

|

|

‘of St.
- Vice-president, will be manager. :

j

-who acted as team
‘the university crews would re--

> are allowed spare men, |

‘Ottawa will
. singles sculls.

: fessional clay court

 

 

the regular s, Aiyansh soece

tion at Algoma

Ajyansh jumped to a quick 2-0
lead within 20 minutes of the
first half on goals by centre for-
ward Rod Tait tnd Jeft winger
Buddy Mercer,

A short Savoy rally towards
the end of the first 45 minutes
was awarded with a counter by
centre forward Maurice Bishop.

Last tally of the game cdme in
the second on a shot by Alyansh
Jnside right Nelson Morven,

Hero of the game was Aly-
ansh's rookle goalie M, Wright
whose spectacular saves con-
tributed much to his team’s vic-
tory.

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Hollywood, Calif. (m—Charlic
(Tombstone) Smith, 146%, De-
troit, knocked out Armando Mu-
nia, 164 _ Suarez, Mexico (3).

prince Hupert Daily News
Monday, June 23, ‘1958

 

 

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Ai yansh trips Savo y
in soccer league

Despite the handicap of playing without half of

y team clipper Savoy Hotel

3-1 in ‘Prince Rupert and District Football league ac-
Park Saturday.

 

Sky divers

perform feat

ABBOTSFORD, B.C, @— Two
Scnttle parachute jumpers made
history with a unique sky- -diving
feat here Sunday.

Jim Pearson and Lyle Hof!-
man; bailing out at 7,000 feet,
completed the first mid-air ba-,
ton pass ever made in North
America in 30 seconds of “free
fght" before they opened their
‘chutes.

The stunt had been autempted
in the United States about 50
times and several times during.
the sky-diving trials here last.
week without success.

Pearson is the only sky-diver.
| from the western states to win
la place on the U.S. team. which
will compete in world title events.
a Czechoslovakia.

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CFL

constitution,
which will
1,

sraqnnna FF CHARDUER- JEANNE CRAIN
governing body for the Big Four}, ee
and WIFU. The Big Four then)" :
will be Known a3 the Eustern Di- jp | - . :
vision of the CFL, and the WIFU
as the Western Division.

Earlier, the CFL set up its own
rules committee with three cast-
ern members—Lew Haymen. of
Toronto, Jake Gaudaur of Ham-
ilton and Jim McCaffrey of Ot-
tawa—and three western mem-
bers—Bert Warwick of Edmon-
ton, A, Currie of Winnipeg and:
Eric Duggan of Edmonton.

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to BEG

PORT DALHOUSIE, Ont. 0: ~|
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