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By ‘The Assoclitéd Prods’ =<) Hilting: Bll Skowrom,; Yank-

Pitching: Warren Spahnh, ces-—had three of the cHarhps’ .
, a oy wae . . Braves--—-set 9 “National League six hits, one his 17th home tun, Be
ae fiy The Assostited Press record with his 41st carer shut- (and drove In both. markers In a. 4
od Wonder ful Warren Spahn, now the National League 8 all-time shutout aut and bet ime tne leagues top |? 2-0 victory over thé Orioles.

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fa rathg, has the edge for the pitcher of the year. award to-day while rghthander wit nr ower tne Cubs ORY DANY. NEWS _CALSREPIEDI: L

veal Jack Sariford, Philadelphia’ s late-comer, likely will have to he satisfied with the ores mens nn na enn enema |
, league’s rookie citation. 4 Prince Rupert Daily News

os . + Spahn, the 36-year-old master Brooklyn runs and the three White Sox dropped two out of Wednesday, September 4, 1957 .

ee of”. Milwaukee’s first-place miéagrée hits the Dodgers man-|three to Tigers and remained ae te - —_

“ Braves moved ahead of Sanford aged. Dick Farrell and Bob Mil-| 54% games, behind New York, who

pe, and - lefthander Billy Pierce . of ler, nd-hit the Brooks over the suffered a similar fate against

we, the Chicago. White Sox. and Jast five with Farrell winning Baltimore. oo o

tye gained, his 4ist career shutout his sévénth. - However, in Tuesday's only

ows Tuesday in an 8-0. victory over prysdale ee ton a second Da othéf schéduled contest in the
we Th was Spahn’ 3 isth vietory secutive shutdut with a: two-run, American League New York

Mes matchihg Pierce for thé major two-out, Homiér in the ninth that roles eu. o

Wa Jeague léad, and képt the easy- tled it, Ex-Dod#ér CHIEG Fernan-| Sox ¢arriéd a 2-1 lead into the |’ «

— tunning Braves 8/, games ahead | G2 tripled and Willie Jones, bat-) bottom of the ninth before pinch

fiat yg of the secorid- place St. Louis ting for Farrell, hit a loné fiy,| hitter Ray Boone batted in the
a Cardinals, who. clobbeted. Cine-| for, the clincher. tylng tui with a single. Al Kal-
hos innati 14-4, - Al Lopéz, long acttistorfiéd to] ine swatted his 2tst home run to A ' . , te
“; MISSED A CHANCE finishing second to New York] lead off the 11th. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
4 ' Sanford, a 28- Id ki Yankees, stubbornly maintains}. Kaline .also singled home a . .
Jos oe wa bic i ta te ke -old roo i, his.Chicagg White Sox still can| run in the first off Bob Keegan. Departs for Ketchikan— 1:45 p.m.
4 <- Wietories when lifted’ Ree AM catch, thé igiziie leaders—‘with| Gerry ‘Staley lost it in relief for . .
Po eighth -innin inehhitte a little Hyde.” a 5-1 record: Billy Hoeft won his with connections to Seattle, Whitehorse
yo thes Phifs tool ve athe, 3.5 Loped tinted. geet ie the seventh with an éight-hitter, and all Alas!
. Yankéés 3s in His six| giving ap homers to Larry Dob . n
£ ‘. Victory. over Brooklyh that years a$ tandg@ér of Cleve Jarid ent Dropo. y Y| -JET RAGER — Donald Campbell's jet- ~powered spe ed-boat Bluebird races along the Toronto a asisa
ro ropped thé third-place Dodgers Indiafs, atid Batting a thiracle| Lopez; who has a. long mem- waterfront off: the Canadian National Exhib‘tion grourlds. Campbell reached a speed of 130
2 oNew eg behing. oo ke of sdrta, hé will do-it; é@din. in ory, ‘said. “we. chad a winning miles an hour in- his CNE demonstration. The speed was nowhere near the record of 225 miles
ot Pittsburgh 6- 6 in. ante: ifsteatea his ; first. year at: the: Witite Sox streak going once, you ‘know, All} 20 hour set on Lake Coniston in England last summer. His _poat” is on. display. ‘at’ the CNE..
Los National League game. - . er helm. . - the we heed right’ now’ is another} _.. ot 7 Le we Sa (CP Photo):
v4 _|.. “We're fot. déad : jet * he. said stréak .— ‘arid’ some help from ~——— - - ——
1 ois anual CY. ake for the spe Tuesday ‘after his club ‘Tost’ 3-2|those. clubs who are:going to be COAST ISLAND - | _ MANY LIGHTHOUSES | PIONEER VESSEL '(| 425 3rd West Oo Phone 2223 ¢ |
Roos “Dori :Newcombe. won. the- in- fin 11° innings to. Detroit and val- playing the Yankéeés, I still think | . Graham Island, largest and | Canadian lighthouses *. sand The. first steamboat.’ on. the; He .
“yO dugyral, lies in: the. won-lost and. uable ground. to Yanks: “We're we can do if, and’ ‘the players;|most northern of the Queen ‘ocher mazine ‘aids cover nearly St. Lawrence, the Montreal- built. ‘ Res. Evenings Phone 5236

oF earried:run columns, algo came only five’ games. behind. in‘ the| haven't quit: hustling — not for|Charlotte Is., off British Colum 20. 600 miles of shore along sed, Accommodation, made her maid- .

fo-9 a ‘Step, closer to his. eighth seas loss column and we ‘have. 22 -one_ minute.” are oo . bia, has an area of 2,485 miles. linkes and rivers. 9... : =." en trip’ fo -Quebec in 1809. JY ata | -

a ‘one: southpaw,-Bob: Lefty Grove, there.” ge ih a . oe . oo, | .

Lom ‘has. ever accomplished that feat 7 Be ‘ , ; mo oo
x, in‘modern ‘major league: history. | a OF ng | -
Bee The.crafty veteran; only hold- Mounties ey po .

nee. over from Bravés’ last: pehnant af oe, ‘GURbANKS'- . mo .

g. in 1948, -got past. the’ pésty. sey- ff 7 ERS oe ‘
enth- -place Cubs with a six-hit- 0 P. , ae ’ : 12 MPOUND keeps" S|
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Stk © : esactpan Dick Littlefield, fl ~ a
:o” matched Spahn’s whitewash job amt oe :
“-r* "for six frames, then dropped his Seattle Rainiers ‘beat Vancou- ‘i WHITEHORSE Now past 51, on mies
ye thitd. in- a five- -run-- seventh.| ver Mounties 4-3 Tuesday night, L. ° a over the West’s tough-
‘ _ Hank ‘Aaron . made it-a romp| leaving the Mounties .still 3% 3 est roads—equal to 5
7 ay with. his. 39th homer, : good for] games off. the: pace in the Pacific ; 4 years of driving!
ash three runs, in the eighth. -.. | Coast baseball league. ~~ . F
oo. Sanford (was, tagged for both. The Jeague-leading San Fian- or d
| cisco Seals: also lost, 5-3, to re y ‘ .
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Mee “Major League | In Seattle, Mounties’ Jim Mar- " DAWSON CREEK }
tee «Standings | ‘+ shall opened the scoring: with a a : .
Lo " - |homer, his 28th of’ the..season,
ie voir: ENATIONAL-LEAGUE (| He’ hit another after - /Seattle |.
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: : St.- “Louis... 14.58 ..561 8, | fifth but. the Rainiers. brought - it, ‘
Seay Brookly in Ve abaee, Be “549 10 | to 4-2. by the end tie the. sixth:|. _
aoa Hilddelphia » 69 -64...519 14 - Vancouver got its inal’ run in). Rn
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— ~ Chiéago: 20'49, 80 |. .380 *32 hit a double and scored: on Car} : LG -gearrie-
rae Pitwsburgh 49 +83" - B71) 33:7! Fowis’. single. . ae oo
MERICAN, LEAGUE at | ‘In Portland, Steve Bilko - hit . / Poaniato,
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