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REMEMBER
WHEN
;
By
The
Canadian
Prea
Australia's
tennis
forces
climaxed
a
thrilling
comeback
by
d"ieating
United
States'
Davis
Cuppers
in
closing
singles
con-lects
to
!n
the
famed
trophy
three
matches
to
two
14
years
ago
today.
Atter
the
match
the
LAT
BOWLft;
Meetlnn
of
the
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t
the
All
Spokes
Edge
Broncs
in
12
By
The
Canadian
Press
I
The
Spokane
Indians
hold
two-game
edge
In
the
shotftioVn
with
Lewiston
h
the
Western
International
League
second-half
i
championship
but
no
one
Is
conceding
them
the
'pennant.
!
Thursday
night
the
Indians
land
Broncs
struggled
13
innings
before
Spokane
pulled
out
with
a
o.fi
riecision.
The
Bronca.
who
Aus-iies
were
ordered
home
be-
Thursdoy,
!
the
declaration
of
war
on
the
previous
d'v.
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causc
of
t:
V.
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f
j
Harry
Hop
,
;
V
A
I
being
being
men
pman
and
Adrian
Quist
All
teams
)fjsr
members
of
a
Melbourne
M
l
reciment
'
,.-
I
shot
up
from
nowhere
two
weeks
;
!
ago
to
become
a
pennant
con-1
......
1.
in.
J,
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tender
have
three
more
chances
jto
stage
another
cofnebaPk.
i
The
series
will
continue
Friday
A
FOIR-DAY
COACHING
CLINIC
for
athlete
who
competed
at
the
Canadian
Interprovlnclal
track
and
field
championships
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition,
Toronto,
hus
been
held
this
week
by
six
coaches
under
the
Canadian
Olympic
training
plan.
Left
to
right:
Wally
Strang.
British
Columbia;
Herby
Jenkins,
Newfoundland;
Don
Canham,
University
of
Michigan
track
and
field
coach,
directing
this
year's
first
COT?;
Bruce
Humber
of
Victoria;
Leigh
Miller,
Nova
Scotia,
and
Arthur
Pattle,
New
Brunswick.
night.
Saturday
and
Sunday
tne
winner
will
meet
Salem,
the
first
half
champion
In
the
post
season
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SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Uy
GALE
TALBOT
Shirley
Tarns
Singles
Champ
In
Rotary
Meet
Shirley
Tarns
became
Ladies
"A"
flight
singles
tennis
champion
last
night
when
she
beat
A.
Lindseth
6-3,
6-4
in
one
of
playoff.
A
crowd
of
2.663
fans,
believed
the
largest
ever
to
watch
a
ball
game
at
Lewiston
was
In
the
stands.
Only
a
fourth
of
that
number
turned
out
at
Victoria
for
the
first
of
four
games
that
may
decide
whether
the
Tyees
will
keep
their
WIL
franchise.
Earlier
in
the
week
the
Victoria
club
announced
that
unless
2000
fans
pay
their
way
to
see
each
of
the
games
the
Tyees
may
not
be
able
to
meet
the
payroll
Saturday.
Only
647
answered
the
plea
Thursday
night
as
the
Tyees
were
shaded
5-4
by
Vancouver.
Elsewhere
around
the
league,
Yakima
defeated
Wenatchee
5-1,
FOREST
HILLS,
N.Y.
(AP)
After
what
we
have
spin
out
here
the
last
few
days
we
doubt
seriously
that
tennis
is
a
dying
sport,
as
some
persons
h-ve
contented
in
recent
years.
It
doesn't
even
look
sick.
the
fi:;als
of
the
Rotary
Club
City
open
tennis
tournament
at
Rotary
Courts.
'.
Another
final
saw
Miss
Tarns
The
licnd
'Travel-Crl
Salem
Clipped
Calgary
9-6
and
Tri-City
subdued
Edmonton
11-3.
In
the
Pacific
Coast
Lea?ue
last
night
Seattle
checked
San
Folding
Carriage
packed
for
the
last
few
days
of
the
event,
which
ends
on
Labor
Day.
We
are
informed,
further,
that
the
sale
of
tennis
equipment
during
the
current
season
has
broken
all
records
and
that
the
biggest
manufacturer
actually
was
caught
short
by
the
rush
and
forced
to
throw
his
'54
model
racquets
on
the
market
many
months
ahead
of
time
to
meet
the
demand.
The
opening
rounds
of
the
United'
States
championships
;
were
played
in
heat
that
dulled
,
the
senses
and
sent
sane
people
flocking
to
the
water.
The
hour-
j
ly
readings
were
in
the
mid-90s
:
officially,
and
there
is
ho
guess-
ing
what
they
might
have
been
:
in
the
big
concrete
stadium
!
which
encloses
main
courts
of
j
the
West
Side
Tennis
Club.
It
was
miserable
even
in
the
shade,
yet
several
thousand
j
teamea
witn
E.
Kierstead
score
an
easy
victory
over
O.
Wells
and
A.
Lindseth
in
the
"B"
Flight
ladies
doubles
finals.
D.
Doswell
and
R.
Shaleen
became
Men's
Doubles
"B"
Flight
champions
wnen
they
beat
E.
Joe
and
Mar,
6-3,
8-1.
Tonight
the
men's
doubles
"A
'
Flight
reach
the
semi-final
Th
outrtindinf
Ititjt
,
new
l.loyd
deKn
removable"
crib
itvlt
s
vie
of
carrugr
n
a
fur
liomemiien
e
quarters
on
the
tKm
,
Diego
2-0,
San
Francisco
clobbered
Hollywood
Stars
13-2;
Portland
split
a
doubleheader
with
Sacramento
5-0
and
5-6;
Los
Angeles
edged
Oakland
4-3.
Huor
who
cannot
lib
-i
rime
upftiin.
Aiio
lor
-4
A
LI.
!
THESE
I'XITED
PRESS
PHOTOS
comprise
a
study
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers
manager
Charlie
Dressen
as
he
stands
in
the
third-base
coaching
box
signaling
and
yelling
instructions
to
his
team,
which
is
currently
leading
the
race
lor
the
National
League
pennant.
Dressen
looks
over
the
situation
(upper
left)
with
apparent
calm,
but
his
crossed
arms
might
be
a
signal
for
Dodger
doings
designed
to
cross
up
the
opposition.
Now
Dressen
adjusts
his
uniform
(upper
right),
then
rubs
his
leg
(lower
left),
but
these,
too,
may
be
coaching
signals,
you
never
can
tell.
Finally,
Managei
Dressen
shouts
a
verbal
command
(lower
right)
to
keep
hir
Dodgers
on
the
ball.
'The
tearhlng
professionals.
stage
when
B.
Boulton
and
Y.
D.
nthprwisp
normal
citizens
naiat
:J
,
4
r.A
automobile.
The
body
b
ItleJ
iA
Noted
Pitcher
Dies
Aged
75
Lee
take
on
H.
Holkestad
and
D.
"
,
to
have
their
brains
bak-1
sam
0
J
?
bP"er
haVe
SI
Bqwn.
lie
Last
night
Boulton
and
hile
thev
watched
1
?
series
!
11
:
Jl6
ones
beat
B.
Tough
and
W.
Gard-
,
!?
tLl
we"
VX''
in
heel
Hind
nl
rmi
of
the
camaie.
Ti
Ihe
body,
jut
tiki
if
a
"""i.ifziT'rzr
-j:
,":,r;o
practica"y
araniea
.
De
rt
amost
rom
morning
t0
sier,
iormer
piw;iiiiig
K'cav
c-.
-i"
boring.
boring.
6
iv,t
ovem
day.
4
t'sinllv
Lsuany
vnii'll
oun
ji.j
)
v,i
h
startnvit
n.5nr(B-5
tup1
,
night
every
apron,
(wing
ever
Hk
U-ase
the
kxtl
ini
tfcod
L.
LJ.
,
t
.
I
Perhaps
the
crowds
were
not
!
spe
a
hoz(
n
or
more
of
them
home
near
Loveland
Thursday
1
men's
finals
will
start
at
6
p.m.
anywhere
you
niiK
ue
s
Aid
mgnt
at
vne
age
ui
u.
ine
laaies
semi-nnais
scnea-
whn
when
v,,u
you
ronsidpr
consider
that
that
Leag
large
by
some
standards,
but
j
nere
for
the
championships
but
they
j
j
nave
not
seen
one
this
time,
were
there
to
watch
the
equiv-
They're
all
home
making
money.
Pfiester
was
with
wun
the
ine
Cubs
uos
uieci
to
begin
at
8:30
tonlgnt
Mjkri
an
idea
tuk
W
carriiiice
fnme
aia
a
Braves
Ask
To
Reduce
from
1902
to
1912
and
pitched
for
with
M.
Tough
and
B
Boulton
Hickson
eompactlv
and
will
lit
my
itmar
alent
ol
a
aouDieneaaer
Deiween
the
Yankees
and
Pittsburgh.
the
World
series
teams
unicago
playing
off
against
P
trunk.
1
lie
body
ii
fklrd
will
t
A
r
Lead
Dodge
and
A.
Webster.
lot
uta
wiien
bnliy
it
okier.
'
produce!
in
laoo-uv-uo.
ne
earn-led
the
nickname
of
"Jack
the
'
Giant
Killer"
because
of
his
mas-
The
l.loyd
Travel
Crib"
aha
la
A
then
our
contention
is
that
somebody
still
loves
tennis.
Judging
by
the
early
show
of
enthusiasm,
the
joint
will
be
of
tlw
1
loyd
a
necial
ralum
at
Other
matches
played
Wednesday
and
Thursday
saw
E.
Kierstead
and
H.
Holkestad
beat
S.
Tarns
and
W.
Gardner.
6-5,
venience,
qualiiy
and
Munomy
4
By
BfcN
PHLF.GAR
Phillies
shaded
the
Cardinals
tery
over
the
New
York
Na-Associated
Presj
sports
writer
2-1
and
Cincinnati
thumped
j
tional
Leaguers.
Milwaukee
Braves,
still
cher-
New
York
Giants
9-0.
New
York
to
Canadian
llomenudrn,
j
CIA
Conic
in
and
aee
tliii
new
U4
m
plione
or
wrile
fur
booilft
thai
rip!
more
detailed
infurmativa.
6-5;
A.
Hartwig
beat
L.
Krist-
j
1
manson,
6-2,
6-3;
D.
Waterman
beat
B.
Turner,
6-3,
6-5;
W.
j
Five
Horses
Die
i
.hing
pennant
ambitions,
hus-
Yankees
whipped
St.
Louis
t
ted
home
today
and
sent
out
a
Browns
8-5,
Cleveland
climbed
help
wanted
to
beat
the
Dod-
into
a
second-place
tie
In
the
mmJmK
aookBlBMakkW
'
"
Giant
Rally
Wins
Grid
Tilt
Gardner
beat
A.
Forman,
6-1.
In
Stable
Fire
ftmerican
league
wun
nicago
ters"
plea
to
the
rest
of
the
SARATOGA
SPRINGS,
N.Y.
1'ational
League.
The
Braves
need
lots
of
help
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
I
"A
Oood
Place
to
BuyFor
Over
a
Quarter
3
t
h
r
e
a
t
e
n
,
..front-running
(AP)
Five
harness
horses
perished
early
today
as
fire
levelled
a
20-stall
barn
near
the
Sara
6-3;
H.
Stadnyk
beat
E.
Joe,
I
6-1,
6-2;
R.
Sahleen
beat
B.
I
Tough,
6-3,
6-1;
D.
Waterman)
beat
A.
"Hartwig,
6-2,
6-1;
P.
Hickson
and
B.
Gordon
beat
Mr.
'
and
Mrs.
Wells,
6-5,
6-3;
M.
Tough
beat
B.
Boulton,
6-5,
6-4.
Ilrooklyn.
With
21
games
to
play
SOS
Thlrit
venii
T
DES
MOINES,
la.
(AP)
New
York
Giants
scored
two
touchdowns
In
the
second
half
Thursday
night
to
defeat
Chicago
Bears
14-7
In
a
National
Foot
White
Sox
by
beating
Philadelphia
Athletics
9-4
as
the
White
Sox
lost
to
Washington
5-1,
and
Detroit
edged
Boston
5-4.
,
The
Yankees'
lead
now
is
10'i
games
over
Ch.'cago
and
ClevjIanU
with
22
to
play.
.
The
Phils'
winning
run
against
the
Cards
came
in
the
eighth
toga
Raceway.
when
Granny
Hamner
tripled
SPORTSMAN'S'
PIGESTv.
TASTy
FRIED
FISH
!
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
By
The
Associated
T'rr
sa
NEWARK,
N.J.
Pete
Adams,
and
then
scored
as
he
knocked
they
trail
by
nine.
Even
21
con-tecutive
victories
wouldn't
guar-(
ntee
the
flag
unless
the
Dod-fers
were
beaten
at
least
10
More
times.
Success
sounds
Impossible.
I?ut
then
a
year
ago
anybody
predicting
that
Milwaukee
would
he
a
contender
for
the
1953
pennant
in
either
major
league
!
T.-ould
have
been
hurried
off
:6
the
nearest
doctor.
Milwaukee
has
15
home
games
over
catcher
Del
Rice
during
an
attempted
run
down.
ENDS
BATTING
SLUMP
Ted
Kluszewski
of
Cincinnati
ball
League
exhibition.
j
The
Bears
scored
their
touch-,
down
In
the
i'irst
quarter
in
an
18-yard
toss
from
George
Blandaj
to
Billy
Stone.
j
New
Tcrk's
first
touchdown;
came
in
the
third
quarter
after,
Don
Branby
recovered
a
Chicago!
fumble
on
the
New
York
43.
Chuck
Connerly,
Eddie
Price
and
Kyle
'Rote
ran
the
ball
to
the
!
Chicago
7,
and
Price
carried
it
over.
-
j
j
The
winning
touchdown
was;
I
set
up
when
Paul
Douglas
inter-
broke
his
i-a'
ing
slump
with
his
38th
homer,
a
diuble
and
150,
Newark,
outpointed
Willie;
Johnson,
149,
Lumberton,
N.C.,
8.
COPENHAGEN
Jorgen
Jo-j
hansen,
130,
Denmark,
drew
with
Werner
Handke,
131
"4,
Germany,
15.
DETROIT
Allie
Gronlk,
150,
Lincoln
Park,
Mich.,
stopped
Jimmy
Lunn,
147,
Chicago,
8.
left,
starting
tonight
against
St.4
two
singles
In
the
Rejigs'
victory
in
New
fork.
Home
Runs
by
Yogi
Berra,
Gil
McDougald
and
Gene
Wood-
jpyjM.p.MptpaW
9'
-
oo
O
n
O
.
OPji-l
(
V
Louis
Cardinals,
and
six
ror.d
fames.
The
Braves
have
played
slightly
better
ball
on
the
road
than
at
home.
They've
won
44
and
lost
27
out
of
town
and
have
a
38-24
record
in
Milwaukee.
Brooklyn,
a
sensational
home
rlub
this
year,
has
only
six
nore
games
at
Ebbets
Field
and
FRESNO,
Calif.
Aberdeen
ceptcd
Blanda's
pass
and
rani
Lynch,
130
V2,
Los
Angeles,
out-
tt
back
42
yards
to
the
Chicago
ling,
which
produced
six
runs,
helped
Eddie
Lopat
score
his
14th
victory
for
the
Y'anks.
The
White
Sox
fell
before
the
four-hit
pitching
of
Bob
Por-
terfield
and
Johnny
Schmita.
P.orterfield
pitched
six
score-
pointed
Jim
Savala,
13U,
San
33.
On
the
next
play
connerly
Francisco,
10.
cai.d
to
Rote
for
the
score.
15
on
the.
road.
The
Dodgers
have
won
55
and
lost
onlv
19
f
ames
in
Brooklyn.
(Away
fimi
i
ome
they've
won
38
and
lost
26
1'PPF.R
HAND
The
Braves
gained
one
distinction
over
the
Dodgers
Thurs
lfns,in)ngj
but
had
to
give.
up
with
a
back
injury.
;
Cleveland's
victory
over
Philadelphia
was
its
16th
in
1
19
meetings
this
season.
Rookie
FF.CT1VE
OCTOBER
1
Melt,
in
a
cast
iron
skillet
(best
for
frying
fish),
to
vt"
PEEP,
CLEAN,
ODORLESS
COOKINft
OIL?
SHORTENING
OR
LARO.
DO
NOT
USE
FAT
THAT
HAS
6VER
BEACMEO
SMOKINd
POINT.
IT'S
IN-OISESTABLE.'
HEAT
FAT
TO
OUST
BELOW
SMOKINCj
MOT
FOR
FRYING.
DlP
CLEANED
FISH
IN
AAtLK,
ADO
SALT
AND
PEPPER,
ROLL
1
IHIX-TURE
OF
Vi
FLOOR
AND
i
FINE
CORNMEAL-
OR
CRACkER
CRUMBS.
SALT
HOT
FAT
AND
LAV
IN
FISH.
BROWN
BOTH
SIDES,
TURN
ONCE.
WHEN
IT
FLAKES
EASILY
BV
FORKING,
REMOVE.
DRAIN
ON
PAPER.
Dave
Hoskins
drove
in
two
of
(
7
the
runs
in
winning
his
eighth
FAMILY
FAR
ES
y&
game
and
his
fourth
in
a
row.
Detroit
survived
a
Boston
home
run
siege
by
Karl
Olson,
Hoot
Evers
and
George
Kell
in
the
late
innings.
day.
They
beat
them
6-1
and
i
ended
their
visits
to
Brooklyn
vith
a
6-5
record,
the
only
team
li
the
league
to
gain
the
upper
hand
over
the
Dodgers
at
Eb-tets
Field.
Eddie
Mathews
broke
a
1-1
tie
with
his
44th
home
run
in
the
eighth.
It
came
with
two
f
board.
In
the
same
Inning
Jim
Pendleton
belted
an
inslde-the-lark
blast
that
scored
two
more.
Yes,
th6
whole
family
can
enjc;
the
extra
speed,
convenience
and
comfort
of
air
travel
AND
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Starting
Oct.
1
Family
Fares
will
be
available
(with
connections
to
other
airlines)
on
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
and
Thursdays.
See
how
much
you
can
save
on
Family
Air
Travel.
Phone
795
for
information
and
reservations.
Lew
Burdette
won
his
14th
against
three
losses,
best
record
l
i
the
league.
In
other
games
Philadelphia
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be
a
washday
sove?
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(CP)
Let
an
ELECTRIC
WASHER
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Four
youths
found
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colony
of
rattlesnakes
oft
a
river
bank
t
ear
this
southern
Alberta
town.
In
less
than
an
hour
they
killed
17,
several
of
which
were
four
feet
long.
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stubborn
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without
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bit
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rub-a-dubbing.
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the
clothes
in,
flick
a
switch
and
your
electric
washer
does
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work.
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1
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clothes-saving,
youth-saving
magic
that
takes
all
the
backache
out
of
washday.
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appliance
dealer
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