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bexing | the! Rules ‘of the Road,

‘JUST: ‘BEFORE. ‘the baseball
_season: gets . into. full. “swing
next’ ‘week, we have one’ pic--
ture® left. over : from:
_ sports: *
-members. - of « “Prince | Rupert
“Curling: Club’ slaving in: can-
teen during the Fifth Annual
Women’s Curling club bonspiel.
| ‘Men returned. compliment for .

‘ 2 race’ ‘of. the ”
nday, hing 26, Will. someone please . -

and "just: “ripple. on—oh, you | think ..

ottom of. the waves as well as the top, | earlier during men’s bonspiel.
are, left to :right, Wally Dell,
-Don Hawryluk, Bill Bremner
cand BIN Lambie, . ‘

and | wildlife : ‘photographer stopped overnight en’.
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RON MONK, Sports Editor.

Laeenenneseeneeresneeenessereenee sense eee resenneeseoret sooeoe

. Prince Rupert Daily News”
Saturday, May 11, 1957,

hander who joined, Phillies last.

- who did not make the: Cleveland

| produced the: only: Pirate. run.

By JOE REICHLER °
| Associated Press Sports Weiter ee

| Philadelphia’ s Jack Sanford: and “Cleveland's |
| Roger Maris stood out today as the early season faye

orites for’ the ' major le

  

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honors, ot
Sanford, 27- “years “old “right-

September, leads _ all” National
League pitchers: with, A. 4- 0 rec-
ord.

-Maris, 21- -year -old ; ‘outfielder,

ing, is up ainong” the: ‘American
League ‘leaders. with five “home
runs and 17 runs’ batted ‘in on a
315 batting average.

A three - hitter. “by Sanford
Friday night highlighted’ Phila-
delphia's 3-1 triumph over, Pitts.
burgh, which: boosted Phillies in-
to fourth place, one game back of
Brooklyn, |...

. The rookie fanned 10 and had
a shutout until the ninth.’ Then
a walk and Hank. Foiles’ triple

 

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-Maris clouted a home.run with
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he ‘hollows. ‘In the material. In the last coat, color may be

‘Satety and Courtesy Corner: Don't operate near swimmers
-wait- until the last minute to’ signify your intentions of :
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Moun ties’ Rally Fails

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By The Associated Press

- Singles by Ken Asprot
10th scored Marty Keough

| San Francisco Seals a 5-4 Pacific Coast league victory

over Vancouver Mounties

Vancouver had to come from:

behind twice to send the game
into the extra inning, San Fran-
cisco scored twice in the sixth
end the Mounties went ahead |.

3-2 in their half of the inning.

The Seals took a 4-3 lead in
the seventh before Vancouver
tied it-again in the ninth.

FIRST WIN ,

George. (Red), Munger, pitched

a tight five-hit game as the! iinnic ofticial -
fficlal opening takes
Seattle Rainiers defeated San place tomorrow evening al 6:30

Diego 7-0,

‘At. Hollywood,
‘Salons
themselves behind
pitching by Roger
and blanked the Stars 2-0.

Portland rallied for seven runs) first match of the 1957 schedule

in tho elghth inning to capture

Its first win of a series with Los

Angeles here, 12-10,

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one of the most, colorful

spur,

clubs in. British soccer, sailed

“trom Liverpool’ Friday night: for

in elght-game Roodwill tour o
Canada,

The team will be on the B.C,

const for games June 1 and 3,

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the tottering |W, M, Taylor, RCMP, will pitch
steadied) the first ball lo Mayor George E.

five-hit] Hills to set the new season un-
Osenbaugh | derway,

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monte with two out in the
from second base and gave

Friday night. .

Softballers
| Open Season
| Tomorrow

Prince Rupert Softball associ-

p.m. when it is hoped Inspector:

This will be followed by the|t

—Savoy vs RCMP,

Monday evening brings the

start of the Pony League's: sea-

son, It js hoped the Mayor will

be available to switch from plate

to mound to pitch to a civic offil-

j{ cial who has not’ yet heen
named, fs"

t| Parks Comimilssioner Alck Bill
will be catcher with Mike Kara-

sosky on first base,

Gyro and Moose will then take
over for the first game of the
1957 schedule, Umplre will be
Joe Pageot,

Pony League's manager
coaches this year are Don Scherk
(Moose), Ray Glordano (Gyro)
and Billy Morrison (Elks), .
Little League asks as many
adult helpers as possible to tun
out for an Algoma Park work
party tomorow morning at 10:90
am,

They are making fInal adjust-
ments. i preparation for next
') Wednesday's officlal opening, |

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INGLEWOOD, Callf, ( Miss
Todd, tho shenvily- “het favorite,
won the $12,000 Morningalde
handicap over ning rival a ph
and mares and equalled

to one game. -

the Cubs: in. Chicago was post-
poned because of rain:

third-place Brooklyn two games
from the top with a 2-1 ‘trlumph
over the Dodgers.

Arroyo, in relief of Ronnie Kline
in the eighth inning, allowed two
Philadelphia runners to cross the
plate with what proved to be the
winning runs.

base three games ago gave the

gan and Eddie Mathews, who

‘I drove in all but. one. of the

  
 
  
  

land’s three-run rally” ‘against
freshman southpaw Gene Host |:
in the indians’ 4-} victory over:
Kansas. City. The triumph:
boosted the. Tribe Into: third’
place, a. half game: ‘behind New
York, 2 0:

> Chicago. White Sox. made. it
two in a row over Detroit with. at.
6-4 Victory that gave then un-.
disputed possession of .the Am-!
erican.. Leagie. lead, a full, game
in ‘front, of Yankees,” who were ;
beaten” by- Baltimore 4-1:

of Washington- -Boston ‘game:
‘Milwaukee ‘snapped its three-.
game ‘losing Streak with’ a 10-5

park, After two years of knees-
“ pend-arms-stretech as catcher
‘forthe ‘pulpmen, “Bob”. ‘has’
‘switehed ‘to third: base. where :
the action’s ‘similar,-
view «is» different. One’ thing: |. :
Rain. foreed the postponement} “that: definitely. shows no.
change at all: is‘ that; Bob-‘is |

still’ oné of the. finest. fielders
Sh Philadelphia, \

 

  
 
  
 
   
 
   

 

  

against: RCMP at Gyro ball

-but -the’

in’ ‘the association:

 

victory::over St.’ Louis, -that In-|"
creased the Braves’ National |’
League lead‘ over Cincinnati Reds

-The Reds’ scheduled game with

‘The New. York Giants dropped

ERRORS COSTLY |

Granny Hamner’s second home
run since he took over at second

Phillies their first run.

Juan. Pizarra,.
rookie southpaw, gained his first
major league victory with’ the,
help of teammates Johnny: Lo-

drove. in eight of the Braves’ 10
runs.
Logan batted in five with ‘a
home run, a two-run double and
a pair of run-scoring. singles.
Mathews smashed’ a two-run
homer, ‘doubled and added’ a run-
producing single. °
* Pigzarro, who yielded nine. hits,.
had a home run of his own and
added a single. os
Wally Moon and Ken Boyer

Cards’ runs..with homers. -
LOSING ‘STREAK

- Willie Mays came off. a hospi-
tal: bed to wallop a triple and
‘two singles, drive in.one run and
score the other in the Giants’
victory over Brooklyn. -
The dynamic centre field star
had been In hospital for three
days with a virus and was not
released until six hours before
the game.
Ruben Gomez shared honors
'with Mays, limiting the Dodgers
to seven hits. The loser was Sal
Maglle.
The defeat was the Dodgers’
third in a row and the fifth in
their last seven games,
The White Sox broke thelr bat-
ting slump with a 13-hit attack
against three Detroit pitchers,
chasing rookie Don Lee with a
four-run assault in the fifth,

Sherman Lollar had four
singles for the winners,

Billy” Pleree guined. credit. for
his fourth: cvielory, but Gerry
Slaley had to quiet the Tigers in
the ninth after. they had raked
the star southpaw for four con
secutive hits,

Last Night's Fights
Syracuse, N.Y, — Guapar Or-
‘tega, 147, Moxleo, outpointad
Igane Logart, 146, Cubn, 12,
Florence, 8.0, w—Willle: Pap,
190, Hartford, Conn., outpointed
Manny Castro, 131, Moxico, 10,
Charlottetown in—Jarkle Hay
den, 186, Woatville, NB, Out»

 

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George Generoux of Snskaloon:
has boon named cnptaln: of the:
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‘Two K els
~ Share Six
‘Trophies —

Neal Evans

The transport . keglers .

Individual cup winners were:
: A DIVISION,

Albert McFadden
Cabs) wilh 312, 740 and 187 re-

spectively.
1319.

Cabs, 3546.
 . Be DIVISION -

Women’s high — single,

three and high

and 198 respectively,

Men's high single—Bert Ed-
gar (Aces) 368. 0 |

Men’s high three-—Win Gard
iner (Hurricanes) 777. |
Men's high ayerage—Len Har:
rngton (RCMP) 18, °°
eam high single—Aces, | 1921.

-Detrolt

Transpor tation, :
A-pair of wild pitches by Luls|RCMP and Good Neighbors fin-) \
ished the season as kings of the!!
Celco City Bowling league for
1957,. They * were champions: of
“A” and-"B" divisions and grand
roll-off winners -respectively.
won
their divisional title by a street,
but the other. two teams . had:
tougher opposition © to conquer

Milwaukee's | before making sure of thelr tO,
phies. ..

Women’s high , single -~— Ivy 4e*

Stewart (Checker Cabs) 308,
Women's high three—-Dot Lar-
son (Bleachers) 809. os
Women’s high average. Dot: ’

Larson (Bleachers) 198.
Men's high single, high three 3
and high average. was won by fo
(Checker

Team high single—Bleachers, :
Team high three — ‘Checker,
“high
average were

captured by Peggy Thompson -of
Good Neighbors with 308, 759].

 

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‘lfered In spring training. «+
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suid he ‘will return to his home:
In South Orange, N.J., and wank
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