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_.By MEINHART LAGIES
Dally News Staff Writer

“ Gyro pony leaguers broke a major league record

as s they drove in 10 runs in one inning to break a six- |
all deadlock in the sixth and crush Gyro. Club 16-6 in |
of the two teams

‘the third encounter
Park last night.

‘The win gave the Pony Lea-
guers a 2-1 edge in the series
which Ras now gone two years.
~The young Gyro clubbers won a

_year ago, lost 1-0 Monday night
‘ahd. last night gained an over-
whelming revenge.

j About 150 spectators, Jured out
hy ‘good weather, left $29.16 and
took home a. week's supply of

, laughs.

A swelling: on Dido. Gurvieh’s
* ‘chest, stemming from a foul-tip

~‘Jast Sunday, changed color from
brown. to:green as a, wild pitch
unerringly found. the same Spot.

teats

Booted Ball

uM ™ Bobby Rudderham was sup-
’ plied “with a cushion after,
standing on the bag, he dropped
an easy. throw allowing Gerald
Maki to steal second,
The. umpire | threw a bat at

~ Mounties —

‘Slide -
_ To 3rd Spot

By The Canadian Press

“Hollywood - “Stars de-
..feated San Diego Padres
‘5-3 and moved into second
place ‘in the Pacific Coast
‘League baseball standings
"friday night as Vancou-
Ney, Mounties lost to Los

 

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Emile Blaine’s head and apolo
gized: “I didn’t see you, Emile.”

his six foot two,
frame up on his left big toe and
pulling the ball in.

Guthrie was the last of 16 bat-
ters that faced two ancient
hurlers in that devastating sixth
‘Inning.

Fast Pace

The game opened. fast and
furious as Gyro Club scored one
run on the first two pitches.
Rudderham hit a line drive to
right field, advanced to, third
and came home ona passed ball,

-George Cook drew a free pass

to first base, went to second on
an error and came home on Jack
Lindsay’s single to centre field.
The Pony leaguers countered
with four runs in their half of
the first to pull ahead by a score
of 4-2. Gyro Club closed in when
Rudderham walked, went to sec-
ond on Cook’s bunt and rounded
the circuit as Doug Ruttan’s at-
tempted pick- -off
+ wild.
Two runs in the fourth put the
juniors in front 6-3,. but: Gyro
Club. tied up the game in the
fifth with three runs as Rud-
‘derham, Cook and Lindsay came
home.

 

Lindsay Yanked

“Then Lindsay. relieved Lambie
of his pitching duties and blank-
ed the ponies in the bottom of
the fifth. In the sixth, however,
he gave up two walks-and five
consecutive hits for, eight runs,
and in came Joe Scott, who al-
legedly never pitched a game in

 

  
 

“The: Stars: now.: ‘are! - only. BY.
-.GaMes * off. “the® pate: “behind ‘the:

‘leading San Francisco” Seals, who
dropped . a. 4-2 decision. to ‘Port-
land Beavers.’ The. Mounties ‘are
4 games behind.

The. Beavers’ . win | enabled

‘them. to- step_up..from- the’ bot-.

tom of the ladder while Sacra-.
mento Solons, Beaten A-1°. by
Seattle Rainiers,. dropped ° back-
into their erstwhile position in
the basement.

Home runs by. Bob ’ Jenkins
and Windy Wade gave Los An-
geles the extra help it needed.to
win its third game out of 13 with
Vancouver this season.

Jenkins, reserve Angel
fielder. smacked his pinch-hit
homer in the eighth inning off
Herb Palica, with. two men on
base.

Kal Segrist got-a round trip:
per, for the Mounties’ off Angel}
starting pitcher John Jancse,

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out- |:

Joe McKay ended the young-
sters scoring spree in the sixth
with a- spectacular catch of
Guthrie's fly to left field, lifting
245-pound |.

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What More Could True. Sportsman Ask For? ?

—Photo courtesy Powell River Digester
SPELL-BOUND angler in one of thousands of .
British Columbia’s sunlit streams is shown
lost In world of. his own as he tries to lure
wiley. fish from cool depths. Before nightfall
his creel will be jilled and he will be tired,
happy and cager to talk about the “big one
that got away.’

 

 

Joe didn’t do too badly. The
next six batters hit him for only
two: ‘runs to make. the®
"1656.

"Winning pitcher. ‘Ruttan gave
up six runs on’ seven. hits, two
walks and three errors.

> Loser Jack Lindsay was tagged
for eight. runs on:. seven hits,
starter Bill Lanibie ‘allowed six
runs on five hits and two walks.
Big guns for Gyro. Ponies were
Guthrie and Ogilvie’ with three
for five each.

Gyro Antiques 201 030 o- 675
Gyro Ponies 400 201 x—16 13 2
Lambie, Lindsay (5), Scott (6)
and Gurvich; Ruttan ‘and Ogil-
vie.

Fashion Hands
Wahls Ist Loss

Fashion Footwenr gained the
Jhonor of being the first team

San Fruneiseo .. 60 BD” Pot. GBLItq hand Girls’ Softball league
Hollywood ...... 66 42. 671 3),{leaders Wahls’ Shipyard a de-
Vancouver ....,. 66 43 . 607 4 )/feat Thursday when they staged
Sun Dieyo sees 63 Ae Bas Sue a four-run rally in the top of
Lok Angeles... 40 49° 4a 12” | the fourth to take a 7-3 decision
Portland ...... 94 63... 883° a4,jat Gyro Park,
Sacramento 34 64.347 ae Mercy Brown, winning piteh-
tee? ‘sper, Neld down Wahls to four),

Baseball Scores

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn 6-5, Chicnga 3-3
Pittsburgh 7, St. Louls
Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 2
Milwaukee 3, New York 1

AMERICAN Le AGUE
New York 9, Cleveland 1:
Boston §, Chiengo 2
Debtrolt 4, Washington !
Baltimore 4, Kansas C City -2,

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Wits and also belted herself an
‘insurance home run with one
whoard in the sixth Inning,

Fashion collected their big
fourth Inning on three errors, a
double and two singles off loser
Betty Holkestad,

On Sunday Fashion will
tangle with Booth Memoria)
Weh sehool giris’ squad,
Fashion oneeetee 000 402 1-7 5 6
Wahls UD 010 101 0—3 4 4

Brown and MeDonald; Holke-
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“followed by a. regular Little League fixture “also- of ' tots
“who. will go.with the following line-up:

i ‘Stan ‘Veitch, Harold Thomas;
. ‘Terry’ MeNiece, Steve Specht, Jim and Joe Arseneau; from

_ Little-Pony League Sponsors |
Tangle On Diamond Tuesday

eLittle League sponsors today named an imposing. roster
to face the Pony baseball. league sponsors in an exhibition

7 game. ‘scheduled for 7. p.m. Tuesday at Algoma Park.

The -four-inning ‘game between. the- old’. crocks + “wall

innings. duration.
Coach. fer the Little League sponsors is ‘Curly Barbour

-From Sea Kings there willbe Bob Gilmour, Sam Currie,
from Shop Easy, Bil) -Lambie,

Kinsmen: Bill Long, Art Rutherford, Gordy ‘Cameron, Ray
“McLean, ‘Archie Gordon, Don. Cameron:: from -North Star:
Jim Botham, Don Wanamaker, Norm ‘Barker and Tony Mus-

. kett.

-No.word has been received from Pony League which will

“pe: ‘coached by Harley Lewis. It is reported that he will be

fielding a strong lineup from sponsors of the Elks, Moose
and, Gyro.

«. Only starting pitcher named is Gordy Cameron for the
Little. League sponsors,

... Mothers,.. fathers, wives, sweethearts of sponsors and
“Little League. and Pony League teams are expected to ebe
“on hand to root for their favorite “boys”.

 

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Soug!

weather,

If the weather, shilly shallys
ground the. officials stew around
until the last minute, and: you
| Know, you just can’t have a race
| without some preparation,

For instance—all the. equip-
ment has to be taken down. to
‘the. dock, the buoys put out, the
loud. speaking system. hooked: up.
‘Mrs, W. 5. Halliwell of the
Duchess, of Edinburgh Chapter
IODE would like to know by
‘noon so. she can arrange to. have
‘soft. drinks. delivered

The racers would like to know
too, so they can have all their
equipment ready. So please Mr.
Weatherman make up your
mind: in. the morning, either
sunshine and stay sunghirfing or
for goodness sake pour with rain
‘and stay that way. None of this
on. again.off again stuff.
Sincerely,

THE OUTBOARDERS.

 

Something new. coming up, if
the Outboard Association can |
get ready in time. Under con-;
struction and almost ready is 1;
pie-faced starting clock, which!
will eliminate the pace-bont. If
you want to find out wabour jt:
ahead. of time, one of the offic-!
ials will be glad to explain how |
it works. I’m afraid I'd get all!
mixed up. However, it seems it
gives you a better chance ta nit |
the starting line at full speed. |
It will be a black clock on a)
bright orange or red back-!
ground.

Bob Yamada is feeling pretty
proud of son Robert. Robert has
just finished building a 12-foot
plywood boat, ali on his own.
is white and green with mahog-
any decks. Now Robert is sav-

 

Major League |

Standings

By The Canadian Press: .

“LEAGUE

 

Burke Emery, Sherbrooke, won va

decision over Gene Hamilton,/ Of the loot.

New York, (10) “(Light-heavy-! TI really ike the B.C. coast, |
weights.) Yvon .Torenno, *154,. but Nke trailer travelling the |
Montreal, drew with Bobby Go-| Pest.” Mrs, Gordon said.

(109.5

ing up for a new motor.

The Project X, out of Everett,
Washington, spent considerable
time tied up at the Prince Ru-

CE TR
| Sunny Day For Tomorrow's Races

it By Local Outboarders

By GLADYS BALDWIN

Dear Mr. ‘Weatherman;
Do. you think you could arrange to have the sun shine all day tomorrow?
It’s like this—the Prince Rupert. Outboard association want to hold their third
‘Outboard Regatta and: if possible would like to know if they can depend on the

 

On their return south the

Gordons will stop in at’ Vancou-
ver where they spent their
honeymoon quite a

few years
ago. ,

Sten Didrickson, caretaker at
the Yacht Club. is spending. a:
few days in the Prince Rupert
General Hospital. Mrs. Didrick-
son and Don McDonald are
pinehhitting for him whliles he’s
away. Don’t stay too long Sten!

tle, had been north and was. re-
turning to River’s Inlet; Lady
Luck—out of Senttle; Sea Beall,
Sidda out of Seattle.

_. The International Cruiser
Race. from Tacoma finished at
Brockton Point, Vancouver last
‘Sunday, with a Seattle boat tak-.
ing top honors. The 38-foot,
Seattle yacht Winabou with Wil-
lis A, Crossett at the helm, made
the 150-mile test of navigational

 

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NAETON AT eae ect. GBL| W: A. Gordon have done a lot of
Milwaukee’ wo So CPU | travelling since Mr. Gordon re-
Brooklyn ...... 49 37 _ 570 1 |tired 10 years ago. They have
St. Louis, .iae. ls: 48. 3B ‘58: ..2, \ been to the Cariboo, Ootsa Lake,

“4 Cineinnath 6... 60 405.39 a 55 ‘2 } Alberta, ue - av
Philadelphia, ....°48° 99° 552 27] Grates. Quebec, all’ over the
New York ......; ‘40°47. 460 10! oe
Pittsburgh 34.55 | .382 ID) This is their first time this far

| Chicago ........ 28 55°. 337 204 north in a bodt though, and the

AMETUICAN LEAGCE weather hasn’t been of the best.
w oL Pet. Goi { One Of the things that impres-

|New York ....6.. 58.°28' 674 -. sed Mrs. Gordon, (and several;
Chicago ......... 52 34 -.605 6 | Other travellers have mentioned
Boston ee 47 41 834 12 | it too} was the number of eagles

| reverand en a4. 43. 506 142! at Butedale. She said she had)
Baltimore... “42 44 488 16 | Never seen so many all together.!
Kansas City .... 32 54 372: -26 There are 50 or 60, and at clos-
Washington 30 60 ..333 a0 ing up time for the store, when
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per and first mate, Mr. and Mrs.jcatching to pitching In the top,

the | five.
water, trying to pet their share! Sea Kings ....

“Just plain fooling around”
was the verdict rendered by ob-
servers when an aluminum boat
with a 25 horse power motor
flipped in the harbor Thursday
night.. Apparently no. one was
hurt, except for the ducking, but
it just points. up.the fact, wheth- |.
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‘board motor and boat still have

to be treated with ‘respect.
Sten Didrickson reports there
were three boats in from Taco-
ma on Wednesday, a catamaran
and two 15-footers. The cato-
maran had two 75 hp motors
hung on the back, and the 15-
footers two 35.hp motors. The
cruising speed for the three ts‘
35 miles per hour. Top speed for’
the catamaran was 55 miles per
hour! That I'd like to see. ,

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week were—Polaris— out of Seat- |.

Sea Kings
Edge Kinsmen

Sea Kings rallied in the sixth
inning last night to score threc,
runs behind the steady relief |
pitching of S. Rasmussen and.
edge Kinsmen 8-7 in a Little:
League game at Algoma Park.

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leading 4-0 on one hit and five

took over catching duties.
Sea Kings had a big third

on five hits. H. Small, B. Lewis

ione rbi each.

the distance, giving

iruns on nine hits,

and two errors.
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and A, Smith were credited with |

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least error, His percentage of
error was only 4 per cent.

SAFETY and COURTESY
CORNER j
(1) Boats without motors

have the right of way’over boats
with motors.

- (2) Keep to the right of nar
row channels.

* (3) When two hoats cross
paths at an angle, when danger
of collision exists, the bout that
has the other to the port side
has the right of way.

(4) When meeting a boat head
on or nearly so, swing to the
right. of

(5) When overtaking another
boat, the boat being overtaken
has the right of the wayr

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Saturday, July 20, 1957

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