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: “Jean. Nixon’ arisweted a ‘poques
| for: help . ‘from: Checker: Cabs. in
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; previotis mark of 308 set -by Ivy
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her high triple -was 692. :

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‘| Division were registered’ by Kén

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. high: triple...

“Bleachers™ completed a. “first

 

petition, were:

20, Rivett. 1,
Draw for. the. semi- “tinal at

‘Ritchie:

Cellulose Cup at. 9:15 p.m.
morrow, ow, Kerr meets Ritchie:

’ By The Associated Press.

Willis: (Pineapple) -
145,.: Boston, Mee!

Mass.; 4

- " Womei’s ‘Cuiling’ Chub ‘Yesults
in, the Art: ‘Murray ‘Trophy. com-

ve ‘Dm: ‘Billings 9, MeNeice 8;
Rllchie 1, Kerr 3, Bremner 15,
«| Lahti:3; Shier 18, Dominato 7; 7
9pm: "Newton ll, J. Johnson
7; Bremner. 12, Shier’ 2; ‘Ritchie

p.m. Thursday. are! Bremner Vs
Newton — vs ‘Billings.
Final. will be played at 9:15 p.m.

“Tn he final of the Columbia
Dilose “Oy : toe will be held:Friday at 9 pm. in

last ‘Nigtt’s Fights

"New: York — Garnett: (Sugar) |:
‘Hart; 141, Philadelphia, ‘Stopped
‘Stevenson,

“Providence, R. 1 Bobby ‘Boyd,
: 116334, Chicago, outpointed’ Ed-
die Demars, Saen Springfield, |

class: spell’ by. taking: team. single

(3828, 8

‘ ‘In. B. Division: there was a tie
for. women’s: high triple between |.
Marge: ‘Keays. of. RCMP: and Alice
Kernahan of Arrows, ‘Both: rolled

to expert Peggy Thompson of
| Good Neighbors with 239, -
Another’ Good Neighbor, Har-
old’ ‘Hampton dominated: the
men's section: with a. top: single
ak of 256 and: high triple of 622.-
RCMP collared «team - laurels
with 1105 for. the single and 3136,
for the triple.

The ‘league's. general : meeting

the. ladies’ lounge.:‘
‘STANDINGS

A Division: .Neal Evans ‘Trans-

port .72°. “Bleachers 67; Checker

Cabs 50;. Atoms 48;-Co-Op 44;

Nanaimo- ites'44, *

-B Division: RCMP 48; Good

Neighbors 47;. Bulgers 46: Ar-

TOWS. 46; Hurricanes 44: Aces 44,

(Nickel, “of -Bleachers' with - 276 |.

and: triple: honors’ ‘with’ 1235. and.

a: total of 552,: High single’ went |

The spavirine: over,

‘Weather. permitting, all: 16
teams, including ; Baltimore. and
Washington, which : ‘staged a}.
sneak preview Monday : in a tta-
ditional opener: in” the . capital,
were to see action, ~~

One. game ‘will “be: phiyed at
night, between the: Dodgers and
Phillies in’ Philadelphia. rogers

The ‘Orioles, who. hadn’t* won
an opener since’ they. re-entered
the American League in -1954, got
a jump’ on.the. other clubs -Mon-
day defeating ‘the Seniatots 1-6
in Il Innings: 0. |

Tt: marked the’ first: tine the
Baltimore entry: ever had Aindis-
puted possession. of first: ‘place.

Triandos’ Power.

. A°29- year-old rookie ‘outfield-
er, Carl Powis, drove in‘the win-
ning run with a sacrifice fly, but
the big Baltmore hero was. veter-
an Gus Triandos. The strapping
catcher got away to a fast start
with a home run and four ‘rbis.

Billy Loes,: last of : four-Balti-
more pitchers, was: credited with
the victory.

The defeat was charged to
Camilo Pascual; who , Telieved
starter Bob Chakales | in ‘the
eighth, . Hector - Brown, . Balti-
more’s starter, was routed: by a
five-run- Washington. altack in
the fourth.

The ° ‘Orioles, flushed” with
success, took their one-game

 

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Tuesday, April 16, : 1957 .

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“we've, got a. - capable team,”

dently. as he‘led his: Bruins into
Montreal for. the fifth game of
the Stanley. Cup: ‘final.

& " ‘UNDISMAYED -

Bruins . appeared undismayed
at the: necessity: of keeping: on
winning to keep the serles alive,
One more loss means they're out
and that: Canadiens will retain
the prizéd' trophy they won last
season at the expense of Detroit
Red ° Wings?

series; ‘moves’ ‘back {o°Boston. for
the, sixth game, “Thursday; An-
|{ other. Boston ‘win then. would
send the teams: back to: Mont-
real for. the seventh and /jecid-
ing game Saturday.

said coach, Milt: ‘Schmidt confi-|

If the ‘Bruins: win: tonight the.

Bruins Out To Prove
Rally Was No Fluke

oo By WR, WHEATLEY © .
~ MONTREAL @—The fired~ -up Boston Bruins set: out tonight
to prove: that: their big. win Sunday: over Montreal. Cunagiens

 

150. Runners’
In: Marathon

BOSTON. (—~More. than °*150
distance runners are entered tor
the 61st. Boston marathon to be
run Saturday over a lengthened
course. at

“ Discovery. that the course. used |
in previous years was 1,187 yards
short. of the standard 26-mile,
385-yard distance means — that
this year’s ‘winner. will be. the
course record-holder ° regardless
of his time,

WELLESLEY, Mass, ( — Dr,
Henry F, R.. (Red) Padgett,
former major league baseball
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the : - champion ‘New Yor k |
Yankees and Brooklyn’ Dodgers settled: down to the}.
serious business of: defending their laurels as.the 1957)
major Teague basebsll;season opened on. all. fronts to-
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day, hoping to extond ib agatnst
Boston Red Sox.

‘manager Paul Richard's nominas |;
tion to hurl against ‘Tom Brewer
19-9,

Mantle’ s “Award

‘The. Senators’ were "guelaca vot}
the Yankees at: Yankee: realant |
where southpaw Chick’ -Stobbs
15-15 had the upenviahlé, task’ot'|
trying’ to: stop ‘Mickey Marile |
and company. - ite
‘Mickey, | ineidentally, .w : was. to
receive. the .most. valuable play-
er award at: a _pre- game » cere).
mo ony

Whiley Ford 19- 6: ‘the ieague's
leading hurler in 1956, was. to
pitch for. New York. hens
‘A pair of: -20- -game “wintiers,
Billy Pierce of Chicago and Herb
Score .of..Cleveland, were slated
to hook up-in what;may -prove

as the Indians played. host to: the
White Sox.:

-Ab Kansas- City, Dettolt. was
sending. its ‘ace, Frank Lary a:
13, against Tom Morgan’ 6-7, -
The National League. spotlight
was focussed on Philadelphia
where ‘two of the game's ouit-
standing | pitchers, Brooklyn's
Don Newcombe 27-7 and’ Robin
Roberts 19-18 were to meet in
another of their many duels.

_ Spahn Starts -

“Milwaukee, favored. to - de-
throne the Dodgers, opened with
the Cubs in Chicago and lead off
-| with its ace Warren Spahn 20-11.
The 36-year-old veteran south-
'|pawy was opposed to Bob “Rush
13-10.

Birdie Tebbetts and his homer-

/ happy Cincinnati Redlegs met on’

St, Louis Cardinals. Johhny
take the mound against an. old
Redieg, Herman . Wehmeir. 12-11.
The Pirates,’ ‘champions | of: ‘the
Grapefruit League for the second:

Straight Spring, faced a tartar

in Johnny’: Antonelli 20-13. as

in Pittsburgh;

best, was entrusted with the task
of stopping, the young southpay.

Yankees. Omit
Tony Kubek

NEW. YORK W-Close" the: die-
tlonaries and put away those

served for ‘Tony Kubek,
Kubek 1s the 20-year- -old
“pheenom” who ‘was to: Inherit

the left field post of the world

He was blasting the ball all-over
in the carly days fr spring traln-
ng. -

But then he Me a long’ shimp,
‘the extent, that: ‘he isn't even In
the Yanke< starting. Uneup
against Washington Sonators,.

Instead of Kubek, who at
early silage has been “awarded”
the rookle-of-the-year plaqie,
Elston Howard drew the left {eld
nasignment, -

Sald manager Casey Btongel!
“This doesn't moan I'm going to
two-platoon Kubek and Howard,
elther. We'll probably iface a
righthander, Prank Sulilyan, in
our next game In Boston and
Howard will be my left tlelder
then, too,” .

SYDNEY rower t Atrien's Ate
(ue Clotloy, 146%, Monday.night
autpointed  Atistralia’s’
Brown, 48%, Ina round hout
hofore a orowd af 13,000, an
vielory earned Clottey i: tu
flight with George Barnes, Aus
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Lefthander ‘Bill Wight 9. 19 was |

the best pitching duel of the day

‘| Klippstein; 12-11: was slated to.

they opposed: New York Giants
Bob Friend -17-17, Pittsburgh's |

superlatives that: have. been re- |
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—Nobody will be happier to see

of Brandon Regals, when he ar-
rives “here: today to open: the
final’ against New Westminster

Royals,

The’ Royals, opening the best-
of-seven. champlonship ~ series
tonight , were down to two de-
fencenen—Bobby Bergeron and
Ron Matthews.

‘Ted eboclia and, Tom Steeyk,
‘Tatnateurs on loan from Vernon
Canadians. in British Columbia's
Okanagan Senior League, both
played their last of six tryout
games: Saturday with the Royals
because neither is to, turn pro-
fessional,

Laycoe: says he'd like to use
another pro and an amateur in
defence. “We need help and I
understand President Al Leader
of the WHL and Boucher are
prepared to give us consider-
ation. -;

“But, if we don't get any help,
we are: prepared to g0 with what
we have.”

. PALESTINE, Texas (P~— John
(Iron: Man Jack) Coombs, 74,
one. of: the’all-time great -pitch-
ers of major. league baseball and

yester day...

| second: “Edna, ‘Quinney, ‘Jeade:

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