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ing world beater Judy Grinham,
ganged. up on the Aussies,
drenching. them with the great-
est one-night haul of medals
since the swimming events. start-
ed Saturday. English swimmers,
ably supported by divers Keith
Collin and David Tarsey, ‘won
cight—three gold, two'silver and
three bronze for an over-all! total
of 11, even with the Australians.
Ian Black, 17-year-old Aber-
deen student, butted in on the
Australian family for a silver

sent three “men
against Black, confident they'd

SECOND TO. KONRADS |

But Black, -an ‘unknown. when
the games: started) ‘managed to
finish second behind Australia’s
Jon Konrads, the creweut young-.

ster who holds nine ‘freestyle
World records.
The Aussies were limited to

two go!d and a bronze medal, an
exceptionally poor night for the
sunbronzed mermen. Canada
won second place and a_ silver
medal in the men’s springboard
on the performance of Bill Pat-
rick of Calgary. New Zealand
copped a bronze.

England was well out in. front
over-all unofficial
points standings as. Canada
trailed Australia and was in
third place. England had 309
points, Australia 246 and Can-
ada. 94. In fourth spot) was
New Zealand with 83...

Canada was third also in the
number of medal winners. Eng-
land had a total of 39, Australia
33 and Canada 14.

Records: exploded all over the
pool. but by far the most pleas-
ing to the crowd, which has
shown a. tendency to cheer

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By JACK SULLIVAN
Canadian Press Staff Writer

CARDIFF (CP)—The Australians. don’t ‘

British Empire Games swimming.
‘gies and a baby- faced Seottish schoolboy have explod-

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Five English las-

 

-wards on the first-leg dash of
England’s women’s 440 \relay
team.

Miss Grinham clipped four-
with a clocking. of 1:11.9. }|Miss
Edwards was second and Phillip-
pa Gould-.of New Zealand third.
Sara Barber of Brantford, Ont,,
finished fourth in 1:15.4. |
Australians Anne Ne!son and
Gergaynia Beckett filled the. last
two slots.

Winner in the women’s 220
breaststroke was Anita Lonsbor-
ough, a 27-year-old Yorkshire
lass, in the, Games record time
of 2:53.5.

other English’ swimmers.
SECOND: SILVER MEDAL

heavyweight weightlifter. Dave,
Baillie of Westmount, Que.

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whenever Australia loses, went
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-'Thursday,. July 24, 1958 |

“Major League ©
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“By The Associnted ‘Press °
NATIONAL LEAGUE

 

. . OWL Pet. GBL

. Milwaukee ceeete 50 38 868.
San Francisco ...2 60 40 566 1
Chicago <..,.... 46 46 600 4
St. Louls ......, 42 45 483 74
Philadelphia .... 41 44 482 Te
Pittsburg ........ 43°47 41B 8
Cincinnath ....... 42 46 477 8

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Boston ...ec.. cae 47.43 .692 13
Baltimore ..... . 44 46 494 1645
Kansns Clty «..... 43 46 483 16%
Chicago :.......0. 44 48 478 17
Detroit. ........ 42 47 472 IT
Cleveland ...... 43.50 462 18%
Washington ...... 39 53 424. 22

 

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D NAPRIONAL LEAGUE

Milwaukee 6, St, Louls 0
San Francisco 2-0, Philadelphia 3- 2
Cincinnati 6, Chicago 5

AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 16, Detroit 4
Kansas City 38, Boston 1
Baltimore 6, ‘Chieago 4

" Cleveland "5, Washington 3

“PEL SCORES

" Spokane 7, Salt Lake City 6
‘San Diego 6, Phoenix: 3
‘Sacramento’ 2, Portland 1
‘Seattle: 15, Vancouver “

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