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l
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at
B,
Ma;
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rfe
Opener
?
Penticton
tonight
PENTICTON.
R.C.
CP
The
them
is
a
squad
which
eanit
'battle
of
the'
amateur
giants
:
close
to
taking
th
eup
last
year
Bombers
Bar
Press
Box
To
Newsman
Musiai
Sets
New
Mark
With
Five
Circuit
Blows
By
JACK
HAM)
losing
out
In
the
finals
to
Kitch
Associated
Press
i
.
r
.
how
you
know
why
they
call
Stan
Muaial,
Stan
the
Man.
No
other
hitter
in
major
league
history
ever
hit
five
home
runs
in
one
day.
Sports
Writer
two
more
homers
in
the
second
tame
to
set
a
record.
I
The
Cards
lost
the
second
game
9-7
to
the
Giants
after
taking
the
opener
10-0
1
HOME
KI
NS
A
total
of
12
home
runs
were
hit
in
the
two
games
at
Busc.l
Stadium
ana
in
an
cner-Wati
rloo
Dulrhmen,
n.1
which
doesn't
Jim
nd
to
make
the
same
mistake,
twice.
Second
game
goes
In
Vernon
Wednesday
ami
Kelowna
Friday.
Site
of
future
contests
will
be
decided
by
Dr.
Mel
Huticr,
president
of
the
B.C.
Anvelc
ur
Hofkej
Association.
Stamps
Capture
Western
Title,
To
Meet
Quebec
CALGARY
Calgary
Stam-
peoeie.
won
Hie
We.sleni
llmKey
League
championship
here
Saturday
night
downing
Vancouver
Canucks
3-1
before
R.575
fans.
The
win
gave
the
Stampcdeivi
the
best-ol-seven
final
4-2.
Trailing
2-1
alter
the
first
three
Mists
Cock
1.
1
ColumC
1
COM!
AND
TEST
OUR
195
STUDEBAK
station
wag
For
a
tIMKi
MMMliri
our
A-M.U'STH,,),,
car
with
a
Bb
SUM,
that
imliitoiJ
ber
seals,
Iralhrr
J
Hirrriionainat,),,
defroster
unit.
SMI
AUTO
SERVlf
National
League.
HE!)
SOX
MANAGER
LOU
IIOI'DREAU
Oeftt
checks
teams
signals
with
catcher
Mickey
Owen.
Owen,
who
J
tost
turned
38,
says
his
spot
behind
the
plate
is
an
easy
one
and
expects
to
go
on
catohing
until
he's
50.
Since
he
joined
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
back
in
1937,
Mickey's
17
years
on
the
diamond
have
been
anything
but
dull,
including
a
short
tenure
with
the
Mexican
League
and
a
court
case,
now
pending.
In
which
Mickey
is
charged.
w;ith
biting
a
rival
player
while
managing
the
Norfolk
iVa.i.
team
last
year.
WINNIPEG
M
Officials
of
the
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
sad
Sunday
night
they
have
every
right
to
bur
a
newspaper
maa
from
the
Winnipeg
Stadium
press
box
and,
unless
circumstances
change,
.
will
continue
their
ban
on
a
city
sports
writer.
Ralph
Misener,
president
of
the
Bombers,
und
James
T.
Russell,
vice.-president
In
charge
oi
public
relations,
made
the
statement
after
it
was
reveaed
Satur
day
that
the
Western
Intcrpro-vincial
Football
Union
club
intended
to
bar
Bob
Moir
of
the
Winnipeg
Free
Ftess
from
the'
press
box.
The
ban
was
put
on
after
Moir
reported
that
Bombers
were
said
to
be
negotiation
will)
ClllitK
Conerly,
quarterback
of
the
New
York
Giants
In
the
National
Football
League.
Bomber
officials
objeeU-d
to
the
report
although
they
refused
to
deny
it.
MLsener
explained
that
undr
slKires.
are
littoral
sharks
about
three
feet
long.
SHOES
Canva
shoes,
rubber
"spikes"
Official
Little
League
nhoes.
Boys'
sizes
2
to
5
54.45
Men's
sizes
6
to
9
$4.95
games
in
Vancouver,
the
Stamps;
a
five-year
lease
with
the
Wiu-breezrd
through
three
Wilis
hi
a
)
nipeg
Stadium,
the
Bombers
row
at
tnmie
for
the
title.
.
control
everything
in
the
park
They
now
will
meet
Quebec
f'P1
ihe
concessions
Under
Aces,
-Quebec
Ilockev
League
"iU
arrangement,
he
said.
Bom-champions,
in
u
b.-sl-of-seve.i
j
bers
control
the
press
box
and,
post-season
series
for
the
new!
necessary,
could
bar
anyone
Duke
of
Edinburgh
Trophy
and
,
t'""?
ww
"j
the
Canadian
professional
hoc-j
"
:
;
key
championship.
First
game,
'
OCFAN
PESTS
8rpl(
r'on
other
Thursdav
and
the
third
In
Ed-
fl;'h
on
both
Atlantic
and
Pacific
No
Deterrent
Teams
Chosen
PhiladelDhia
Phillies
gained
a
4-3
edge
over
Cincinnati
in
the
first
half
of
a
doublcheader.
The
second
game
was
washed
out.
Hob
Miller's
relief
pitching
and
Del
Ennis'
home
run
saved
the
day
for
the
Phils.
Chicago
and
Pittsburgh
also
went
on
a
homer
spree
with
eight,
three
by
Hank
Sauer
as
they
split
a
pair.
A
Sauer
homer
and
single
gave
Paul
Minner
a
5-3
first-game
decision
over
Vern
Law.
The
Pirates
ripped
into
the
Cubs
for
eight
runs
in
the
first
inning
of
the
second
game
on
the
way
to
an
18-10
decision.
Darkness
halted
the
.'laughter
at
the
end
of
eight
in-nin
;s.
Brooklyn's
game
at
Milwaukee
was
rained
out.
The
American
League
also
had
a
postponement,
the
Baltimore
at
Boston
doublcheader.
'
.
PAIR
FRQM
SENATORS
Cleveland
won
a
pair
from
Washington
6-4
and
6-3
in
10
innings,
while
the
other
Ameri
Nine
days
ago
Musial
was
bumping
along
at
.250,
gripped
(
by
the
same
slump
thai
tortured
him
last
spring.
Now
he
is
hit-
ting
.400
with
eight
homers
and
;
.seven
doubles
among
his
24
.
hits.
The
$80,000-a-ycar
St.
Louis
Cardinal
outfielder
leads
j
trio
mninrs
U'irh
"?1
rnn
hnrtnH
in
nnrl
shares
the
home
run
'lead
:
with
Chicago's
Hank
Saner.
Stan
got
four
for
fuur
Sunday
,
i
in.
the
first
game,
thrpe
home
runs
and
a
single
nff
Wpw
York
Giant
pitching.
Then
he
added
fc
-
y
-v
F
-
J
STAN
"THE
MAN"
Ml'SIAL
.
.
.
Tses
Big
Stick
,
i
MAJOR
LEAGUE
j
'
LEADERS
I
lv
The
AKSdciattd
Press
i.i:(;n:
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Pet.
Olynn.
Cleveland
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13
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Tuttle.
Detroit
.
52
8
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4m
Goodman,
Boston
.
.
54
-
5
20
two
Avlla.
Cleveland
.
.
6
12
22
Jensen,
Boston
48
8
17
.354
Battlnc
Glvnn
Cleveland.
.406.
Runs
Minoso.
Chicago,
13.
Runs
baited
m
Fain.
Chicago
nnd
Westlake.
Clevelandi
14.
Hits
A
Vila.
Cleveland.
22
Doubles
Groth.
Chicaeo.
6.
Triples
Mlnosp,
Chicago.
3.
Home
runs
Jensen.
Boston,
West-lake,
Cleveland
and
Vernon.
Washington.
4.
Stolen
bases
Si
players
tied
with
2.
Pitching
Gromek.
Detroit,
-4-0-1
000.
Strikeouts
Turley.
DatUmnre,
32.
NATIONAL
l.l'Al.l
i;
ab
R
h
Pet.
jrkni,.
Chicago
.
54
is
2
4M
ISituer.
C;hiei,o
...
51
21
21
412
Muphii.
ki
Louis
..6o
iq
24
.400
snicier.
Brooklyn
65
io
25
.385
Mueller.
New
York
63
11
24
.318
Buns
Sauer.
Chjeneo
21.
nn
hntrert
inM,,s.ni
st
1.0UU.
can.
League
clubs
split.
Chicago
j
the
positions
they
normally
play-won
its
third
straight
shutout
ed,
after
which
coaches
and
monton
Saturday.
'
Sid
Finney,
who
scored
the
j
first
and
third
goals
for
Calgary,
j
was
a
centre
of
attraction
as
was
Johnny
Michaluk,
who
rapped
hi
the
winner
midway
in
the
final
period.
"I
could
hardly
believe
my
eyes
when
I
saw
the
red
ll;tht
flash
r.n,"
said
Michaluk.
"It
was
n
real
thrill
scoring
that
one.
I
can
honestly
say
It
was
my
greatest
thrill
in
hockey."
Broadway
Cafe
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOklNG
FOR
TAKE
CUT
OIIDKKS
Phone
200
4-0
at
Philadelphia
with
Don
Johnson
throwing
a
two-hitter
but
lost
the
second
game
2-1
on
Elmer
Valo's
pinch
single
in
the
ninth.
New
York
Yankees
broke
loose
with
their
bice'est
inning
six
opens
hero
tonight
when
Sudbury
Wolves,
cubtom
amateur
huckpy
champions,
take
on
I.Vn-ticlon,
V's,
the
best
in
the
west.
At
stake
is
the
AU:in
Cup.
symbol
of
st-nicr
amateur
hockey
supremacy
in
Canada.
Coach
Mix
Fiilverman,
tin
guiding
light
of
hockey
in
Sudbury.
Ont.,
for
23
years,
is
leading
the
Wolves
along
the
path
that
could
lead
to
their
second
such
cup
in
history.
They
won
the
battered
mug
back
in
1837.
Ills
formula
is
work.
The
Wolves
had
been
tn
town
less
than
two
hours
when
he
hat!
them
out
adding
still
more
ice
lime
to
tho
100
league
and
playoff
games
-
they
have
gone
I
through
tins
scasuil.
!
The
best-of-seven
run
for
the
!
cup
promises
to
be
the
toughest
jot
a
tough
season
for
both
clubs.
!
Penticton
V's
rolled
over
all
:
opposition-In
regular
Okanagan
i
Senior
Amateur
Hockey
League
!
play,
clinching
top
spot
long
be-1
fore
the
s'eaeiin
ended.
Then,
in
i
a
playoff
with
Nelson'
Maple
'
Leafs,
Western
International
!
Hockey
I.eaghc
ltin:;pui.s.
they
had
to
come
lioiu
behind
to
take
,
the
B.C.
title
in
eight
games.
I'lClfT-GA.ME
SERIFS
The
Penticlon-Winnipcg
Mar-:
oons
series
for
the
western
j
championship
also
became
an
eight-game
affray
after
both
teams
won
two.
They
tied
the
other
three'
games,
by
4-4
score.';.
The
load
that
brought
the
Wolves
all
the
way
to
the
Okanagan
valley
lay
past
the
strong
Sault
Ste.
Marie
Greyhounds,:
who
Sudbury
trounced
for
the'
Northern
Ontario
Hotkey'
Association's
southern
group
championship.
They
got
past
,Itoqu(.Ls
r,.
,,,.
i,,
Falls
Eskimos,
Owen
Sound
Met
curys
and
Malum-,
Que.,
Red
Rocks
to
earn
the
eastern
title.
.
An
impressive
record
and
an
impressive
team
but
facing
Baseball
Scores
r
ti
n
(
oast
i
i.ai.i
i:
SHtMlat
Oakland
12-4
Lin
Am-eles
n-2
Saerarnt-mo
R
ft.
Seattle
It-i,
HollyvAHMl
7-4.
San
r'n.nei.sco
l-l.
Kan
Dieuo
3.
Hnrtle.m!
4.
biin
lJie;!u-PorUnn.1
Und
postponed.
et
yroimdh.
I
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i.i
imi
iin
rii.
Vleiorln
B.
Wi
natetirr
8.
yjiokene
0.
lwitun
7.
Call
hi
y
4-3.
Kalem
5-4.
E:dnlmitin
6-0.
Trl-Clty
0-1.
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News
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4
ft
runs
in
the
third,
to
smother
De-
j
ns
wl"
)in
-eacn
C1UD-1
troit
12-4
but
were
shut
out
4-0:
Choice
of
battery
staffs
with
one
hit
by
Billy
lloeft
in
the
second
game,
cut
to
five
innings
by
darkness.
Wally
Westlakc's
douhle
in
ths
10th
gave
Cleveland
its
double
scoie
over
Washington
after
the
,
Indians
tied
the
score
in
the
ninth.
Four
homers
were
hit
in
the
American
League
but
two
of
them
by
rookie
6ill
Wilson
and
Chico
Crrasquel
provided
John
son's
cushion
for
Chicago's
first
Cold
Weather
As
Pony
Loop
Enthusiasm
was
high
yesterday
afternoon
at
Roosevelt
Park,
despite
a
cold
wind,
as
Pony
League
managers
and
coaches
pooled
information
on
youngsters'
abilities
and
came
up
with
the
three
teams
for
the
season.
After
the
final
tally.
Gyros
had
a
roster
of
15,
Moose
16
and
Elks
14
players.
The
boys
were
segregated
into
managers
were
allotted
players
to
make
the
teams
as
nearly
equal
In
strength
as
possible.
Registration
forms
are
still
available
from
league
secretary-treasurer
Harley
Lewis
and
it
is
expected
that
additional
play-
and
infields
depleted
the
entire
turn-
cut
of
45
aspirants
and
team
managers
will
pick
their
out
fields
from
substitute
infield
positions.
Working
out
strategy
for
the
Elks
v.'ill
b'
manager
Bobby
Anderson,
while
Dong
Wood
guides
the
destiny
of
the
Moose
Club
and
Bert
Young
loads
the
Gyros.
Coaching
duties
for
the
Elks
arc
bring
handled
by
Lon
and
Syd
Scherk-
and
Bill
Sundberg.
Joe
"Every
effort
will
be
made
to
try
to
locate
the
team
elsewhere
by
nxt
Thursday,"
he
said.
1st
MEMBER
WHEN
Uy
Tne
canatlia:!
Pi
e:
s
Robert
Moses
Lefty
Grove
of
the
Boston
Red
Sox
fanned
six
Detroit
Tigers
to
pass
the
2,000
mark
in
strikeouts
In
an
American
Baseball.
League
game
lii
years
asp
today
c
Itwas
Grove's
260th
ViotArf
TtiJat
fotfca.r
ball.
In
the,
4oH6yyinc,
eovvi.
1939,
he
as
the
cTiarfipion
American
League
pitcher
for
the
fifth
time
since
1929
the
previous
four
titles
earned
with
Philadelphia.
fINISH
DOOMS
fcwt&l
GEO.
HILL
&
SONS
11
Third
Avenue
West
(Next
to
Commote
and
Terry
McNiece
the
Moose
j
entry.
.
Moose
mentor
Doug
Wood
h:is
;
called
a
practice
for
his
charges
this
Thursday
afternoon.
Ail
teams
will
turn
out
for
a
workout
Saturday,
with
the
Elks
tak
ing
the
field
10
a.m.
to
noon;
the
Gyros,
noon
to
2
p.m.
and
the
Moose
2
to
4
p.m.
Players
listed
with
each
team
.
aic.
iviou.c
niav
w
iitiuuuii,
i
u...
t
i
iiii,
l
iouh,
oiti.r,
i
ci
iiaivei.Mja
;
Phil
Clayton,
Joe
Arsenault.
Ir-vin,
Vigers,
McNtece,
Jim
Arsenault,
!
McGregor,
Anderson,
Pe
terson,
Clegg,
B.
Oskie
and
Mc-!
i
Leod.
Gyros
Smith,
Chow,
Kelly.
W.
j
Oskie,
L.
Thorn,
Johnson.
Gir-
I
'
bar,
Turcot
te,
Hewitt,
Lind-
Strom,-
Greene.
Forward.
Cameron.
Kelsey
and
Fleming.
Elks
Rudolph,
Lind.strom,
Ey-ford,
Lambie,
P.
Thorn.
Nicker-son.
Lemon,
Hill.
Bjornson,
Gul-
,
branson
Nordine,
Cawdell,
Warn
er
nnd
Noble.
Mr.
Lewis
askert
tnilay
thai
any
boys
who
were
not
at
Roosevelt.
Park
yesterday,
but
who
were
at
the
Oliver
Lake
work
party
recently,
get
in
touch
with
either
himself
at
Rupert
Motors
or
with
1).
Wood
at
Wallace's.
r-rr
I
Leonard
Wins
VANCOUVER
(P
Stan
Leonard
retained
his
'city
match
play
golf
championship
Sunday
by
defeating
Ben
Colk
4
ana
3
in
the
36-hole
final
at
Shaughnessy
course
here,
It
is
the
fifth
time
the
Marine
Drive
professional
has
won
the
F..B.
MrElroy
Trophy.
If
You're
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIM
Everybody
gets
a
bit
run-down
now
and
then,
tirtd-out,
heavy-headed,
and
maybe
bothered
by
backache.
Perhaps
nothing
seriously
wrong,
jutl
a
temporary
totk
condition
rauted
by
eu
arids
and
Thafi
lh
lime
to
take
Ifedds
y
.-wash:.
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd't
stimulate
the
kidneys.
and
so
help
restore
their
normal
action
of
removing
excess
acids
and
wastes.
Then
you
feel
better,
sleep
hetteft
work
betler.
Get
IMds
Kidney
Pills
now.
jwk
for
the
blue
box
with
the
red
hand
at
all
druggists.
You
can
depend
on
Dodd's.
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I
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III0II
game
verdict
over
Philadelphia,
i
Giordano
will
pilot
the
Gyros
Rally
in
Ninth
Gives
Bears
Split
in
WIL
Doubleheader
2i
'
Yakima
pulled
the
night
game
Hits
jHblonskl,
St.
Louis.
27
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,
a
Iour
four.run
Triples
Pour
players
tied
with
2
rally
in
the
ninth,
sparked
by
Lome
runs-
siiiur,
Chicago
ana
Danny
Rios'
pinchhit
double
with
MuHiiii.
st
Louis
8
the
bases
ioaded
stolen
liases
--
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players
tii'd
iui
s
Rios'
blow
emptied
the
sacks
j
pitching
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after
reaching
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YAKIMA
Yakima
and
Van-
divided
a
Western
Inter-
national
League
baseball
double-
:
header
Sunday,
Yakima
winning
.
tne
nightcap
6-5
after
dropping
the
afternoon
game
12-5.
toe
anira
on
a
wua
inrow.
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Meanwhile,
the
baseball
play-
ers
and
franchise
of
the
Calgary
team
of
the
Western
International
League,
have
been
"surrendered'
'to
the
league,
president
Robert
Abel
said
in
Spokane
Saturday.
In
a
phone
call
from
Yakima,
Abel
said
the
league
will
operate
the
team
at
least
until
May
6.
CftecL,
Don't
spoil
your
holiday.
Be
sure
your
tires
are
in
top
shape
See
.
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Tires"
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Allowance
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at
Algoma
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Slated
Tonight
!
Weather
permitting,
a
Little
League
work-bee
has
been
called
for
tonight
between
7
and
7:30,
to
complete
work
on
the,
diamond
at
Algoma
Park
.
A
good
turnout
for
work
parties
over
the
weekend
was
reported
today
by
Archie
Bowen.
league
president.
The
combined
efforts
of
fathers
and
sons
com-
:
pleted
work
on
the
backstop,
and
Mr.
Bowen
says
that
the
extra
bleachers
should
be
completed
in
a
couple
of
days.
Extra
cinders
have
been
spread
over
the
diamond,
and
tonight's
work-bee
to
rake
them
in.
should
provide
a
good
bind
with'
the
gravel,
Mr.
Bowen
stated.
Carl
Eriekson.
manager
of
the
Little
League
Super-Valu
team
has
called
practices
for
tomorrow
and
Friday
at
Algoma
Park
at
7
o'clock
sharp.
Coaches
Dan
Johnston,
John
Rosedale
and
Dan
Morrison
will
be
on
hand
to
put
the
boys
through
their
paces.
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