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By JACK SULLIVAN

Cansdhn Press staff Writer -VANCOUVER (C?) John Michael Landy. Australia's sensa- tional. miler. served notice Mou- dgy that the Aug. '1 British Eni- plre Games mile classic may pro- duce the third under-tour-minute mile in history. o I The shy 24-year-old runner. who holds t.he world record of 3158.0 tor the distance. covered three- quarters of a mile in 2259.4 and ulk in Empire Village. home of athletes for the game.-.' 24 com- gting countries, was that the ndy-Roger Bannister race might in-eak the four-minute barrier. Landy's- clocking came at a time when a great wave of opti- mism affected all ranks. from top men ot the games organization to the 700 or so competitors from Aus- tralia to Uganda. With the games only iour days away. general chairman Stan Smith of the Van- edwor organizing committee said man interview that "these games will be the greatest in history from every standpoint-calibre of com- petition and even to finances." He could be right. Most of the athletes took things egsy Monday but Landy. second man in history to crack the four- minute mile. came up with his eye-opener at the University or British Columbia training ground. IEE TIME EFORT Landy and Bannister have said

the time would be of secondary importance. Observers predicted that the pair would jockey for posi- tibn throughout the race and that the time would be more than four minutes. but now they aren't so sure it will turn out that way.

While Landy worked out at the stadium. Dr. Bannister. first man to crack the tour-minute barrier. jogged around a golf course close to the village. Other name ath- letes took things easy and a re- laxed and optimistic atmosphere spread through the city.

"We've sold n e ii r l y 5250.000 worth of tickets and qur objective of 3385.000 that will take us off the hook miiiht not be reached but it will be mighty close." said Sam noun, the man in charge of ticket sales. Monday was a "roaring" any for his sellers.

Moon Moves Up in Bailing Race

NEW YORK (AP)-Wally Moon of the st. Louis cardinals appears to have the National League's rookie oi the year award all but sewed up as he moves in on the leaders in the circuits batting fltw.

The fleet. outiinldcr climbed from seventh. to fifth place in games last week. He collected l2 hits in 33 trips and lifted his average to .333.

The only first year man among the top 10 hitters in either major league, Moon still has a long way to go to catch Brooklyn's Duke Dnlder. Duke gained six points last we& and is leading with a .365 mark. .

Don Mueller of the New York Giants continues in the runner-up slot, but he trailed all seven points to us. Stan Musial oi the Card!- nals is third with .337 followed by teammate Red Bchoendienst with .330.

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Willie Mays of the Giants is tops in homers with 34.

In Noren oi the New York Yan- kees is well out in front in the American League scramble with a 356 averagl. Minnie Mlnoso oi Ohloago. in second pllce, is 34

ink behind at .824. He climbed

om the No. 4 position with a twoapoint increase.

Mickey Mantle of the Yankees Is third with .321. The speedy out- fielder, who is deadlocked with Olevel.a.nd's Lorry Doby, for the most homers, 20. picked up seven

inns with is saietles in 38 at all.

Boby Avila of the Indians re. lnquiahed the runner-up spot with a 24-point drop to .320 and fourth Dlaos.

May Hold 1958 Games In Wales

VAN&UVER. (GP)-(Sir Arthur Poi-ritt. chairman of the British lirnpln and commonwealth Games Federation. said Monday that Wales may be the host country of the 1960 games.

Sir Arthur stressed that the de- rision wu not limit. but said the ruling body of the games is be- coming interested in the smaller sounkiea as hosts. Oiiicial de- rision will be made during the Barnes here, opening July 31.

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"We have assembled our best athletes and we coniidcntly expeci 30 Dick up a few medals.” said spokesmen for England's team. Englishmen. naturally, pick Ban- nister to whip Landy and they also elfliect to go places in the middle- distance track events with such three-milers as world-record hold- ers Chris Chataway and Fred Green.

Probable Pitchers

.NEW YORK (AP) - Probable pitchers in todayls major league baseball games (won-lost records in brackets): . National League

Chicago at Brooklyn (night) Cole (1-2) vs Meyer (7-3)

St. Louis at New York: Poholsky (2-3) or Staley (6-7) vs Gomez (8-6)

Cincinnati at Philadelphia night: Fowler (8-5) vs Simmons I8-9) Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (night): Burdette (8-ll) vs Littlefield (5-4)

American League

New York at Chicago: Reynolds (10-1) vs Pierce (5-7)

Philadelphia at Detroit: Kellner (5-ll) vs Aber (4-3)

Boston at Cleveland (night): Brown (l-) vs Wynn (13-7)

Washington at Baltimore (night) Fgorteriield (l0- '1) vs (Coleman t -12)

Ferrii Fain Has Knee Operation

CHICAGO, (AP)-First baseman Ferris Fain of the Chicago White sox underwent surgery Tuesday and the attending physician said the torn knee cartillages were "worse than expected." Dr. John Claridge, White Sox surgeon. saiii Fain will remain in hospital at least three weeks. -

"I hope he will be able to play beiore the baseball season ends.” he said. "But there is e possibil- ity he won't. The cartillages on the end oi the thigh bone (tho

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Major George A. MacDonald, member oi Canada's Elsley team. was leading the iield in the ag- gregate at the end of the second day's shoot in the P. E. I. Rifle Association annual meet at Bquaw Point range. Major A. F. Gormley is in second place, one point back. with Gunner C. C. Strong third and Lt. Mary Macbennan in the fourth spot.

The big City of Charlottetown match fired yesterday saw Maj. MacDonald the winner with the splendid score of 99 out of a pos- sibla 100. Major Gormley was sec- ond, one point behind, with Cvnr. Strong in.thlrd place. This was fired at the 300 and 600 yard rang- es. The tyro match in this event was taken by Cadet P. Landrigan with we. RI W. Ross second and Lleut. Col. W.J. MacDonald third.

The Rogers Hardware Company match. 15 shout at 600 yards. was won by Lieut. R.E. Jenkins with a soore of '73. Lleut. T. F. Balnes was second and Tpr. R. Andrew third. .

vLieut. Col. MacDonald won the tyro event with Officer Cadet R. I-iambiy in the second spot and Capt. J. J. Connolly third.

Also fired yesterday was the Sh0Dlr0ff among the seven rifle- men who tied for first place Mon- day in the Senator G. H. Barbour match at 600 yards. Capt. R. A. Mccabo won the event with Lleut. Mary Maclcnnan second followed in order by Lieut. R. E. Jenkins, Sgt. Eric Coles, Lleut. T. F. Baines, Gnr. W. E. Hardy and Lt. A. K. Miitch

The matches will continue through Thursday with the meet ending in the annual association dinner. Following are the results

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