BoIiby' Avila Back In Bailing . Title Race

(By Ben Olanl

NEW YORK. (AP) - Bobby A.-na, Cleveland's aggressive sec- ond baseman. who was all but uni. of the running for the Am- .ni-nn League batting title five ,.-99kg ago. has parlayed hia con- sistent hitting with Irv Norenis slump to move back into the race.

Through games of Sunday. Ania and Noren were deadlocked fur the lead, each at .334. Last tAFPI( Avila gained one point while Noren dropped seven.

Avila. a .297 lifetime hatter. led the junior circuit hitting parade "Hm July 6, but went into a tail-

Fooiball Coaches Tell Stories

tkiaciiingiany one of Canada's major Ioothall laughing matter. It's big busi- neaa. But in The Standard this week Aniiy O'Brien (he's the iiporla writer who broke the glory of l.anII)"s injury) proves that even the toughest of Can- .atIil.S Inolhali coaches enjoys a laugh etery so often. Get The Flaniiarii this week and read the Iavorite grid stories-of Can- ada's top football coaches. Yhuill enjoy them. The Stand- ard in on sale now, complete with Picture Magazine, 12-page novel and 20 pages of Comics. Cc! The Standard-only tun

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Vic Selxas Wins - Tennis Ch'shlp

l"OR.E.BT HILLS, N.Y. IAP) After a miserable start. Vic Set- xas of Philadelphia pulled his game together and went on to win the national tennis championship Monday by chopping down Aus- tralia'a Rex Hartwlg, 3-6. 6-2, 6-4. 6-4.'

Earlier Doria Hart. five - time runner-up for the coveted title. won the women's crown by defeating Louise Brough of Beverly Hills. Calif, 6-8. 6-1. 8-6.

spin and on July 27 trailed Noren by 48 points.

In the National League. Brook- iyn's Duke Snider still was set- ting the pace with a .348 mark. seven points higher than Willie Mays of the New York Giants.

MAYS PASSES MUSIAL

Snider collected 10 hits in 28 at bats last week and Mays climbed three points to .341, replacing

-Stan Musial of the St. Louis Car-

dinals in second place. Musial droppedx eight points to .336.

Don Mueller of the Giants was fourth at .32.

Ted Kluszewski, Cincinnati first baseman. took over undisputed leadership in the home run and runs batted in departments. He hit five homers last week to raise his total to 44 and drove in 14 tallies for ill). He is fifth in batting with .330.

Nellie Fox of the Chicago White Sox replaced teammate Minnie Minoso as the No. 3 batter in the American. Fox increased his average three points to .324 while Minoso slumped six to .3Zi.

DOBY HAS 80 HOMERS

Larry Dohy of Cleveland led the American League in homers with 30 and runs batted in with lll.

Johnny Antonelll of the Giants. despite his loss to Brooklyn Sun- day, still tops National League pitchers. He has won 20 games and lost four, for an .833 mark.

Chicago's Sandy Consuegra heads the American League with

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Harness Races Al Truro

TRURO (CF)-There were four double winners on the harness rac- ing card here Monday.

My Volo. owned by M. I. Mc- Gibbon of St. Stephen. N.B., took bot.h dashes of the 31,000 free for all with times of 2:l2 3-5 and 2:09. the fastest dash of the program. Other double winners were Rock- ford. owned by W. MacNeil of Southport. P. E. l.. Resourceful. owned by J. MacLeod. Yarmouth, N.S., and Lucky Harvester. owned by D. MacAulay. Pugwash. NS. The other dash winner was Bel- win Budlong. a longshot owned by H. Fletcher of Truro.

Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, (AP) Don Stewart, 65. president of the Los Angeies Baseball Club in the Pacific Coast League. died Mon- day of a heart attack.

MELBOURNE. (AP)--The Davis Cup interzone final between Swe- den and the winner of the Ameri- can zone series will be played in Brisbane. the Lawn Tennis Aa-

sociation of Australia decided Monday night. FOREST HILLS, N. Y., (AP)--

The United States' two top-rank- ing players. Tony Trahert and Vic Seixas. were named Monday to face Mexico in the American zone Davis Cup tennis final at 2-4.

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Siranahan To Enter Pro Golf

NEW YORK. (AP) Frank Stranahan. heir to in Toledo Spark- plug fortune, took leave of ama- teur gnlfing ranks in unprecedent- ed fashion Monday. I .

Siranahan relinquished his Illa- teur status in a statement which he left. with Fred corcornn of the Professional Golfei-a' Association for distribution after he departed for Brazil. where he plans to com- pete as a pro.

Siranahan has an unequaled list of amateur victories. He won the British amateur championship twice, the Canadian twice. the Mexican three times. the Western Amateur four times in addition to three north and south amateur titles and five "world" and six all- American titles in the Tam O'- Ehanter.

INVITED T0 STALINGRAD

MOSCOW (AP)-The city coun- cil of Stalingrad has invited the lord mayor of Coventry, England. to visit Stalingrad this fall to draw up a petition to the UN disarma- ment commlssion calling for out- lawing of atomic and hydrogen weapons. The invitation to Lord Mayor John Fennel was sent in reply to a letter from Fennel sug- gesting the two cities get together on such a petition.

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Immigration Dept. Defends Policy Before Bar Ass'n

By DAVE STOCKAND Canadian Press Staff Writer WINNIPEG (CF)-A meeting of

lawyers was told Thursday that lack of access to the courts helps the cause of the Canadian barred from his homeland because he can't prove citizenship.

This was the reply of the citizen- ship and immigration department to a charge Wednesday that Cana- diana trying to return from abroad have been stranded anywhere up to five years by ”shocking" proce- dural practises.

Referring to alleged stranded Canadians. J. H. McDonald of Qi-

tawa, chairman of a three-man subcommittee of the Canadian Bar Associations civil liberties section, said:

"They have no recourse to the courts. Some of them never get home."

MANY REVIEWS POSSIBLE

Although it.had formally ad- journed, the section met again Thursday to hear Laval Fm-tier, deputy minister of citizenship and immigration. '

Mr. Foriier said the danger of a judicial body hearing the cases of persons who have been refused entry is that a court decision is in many cases final.

"Under the present system there is no final decision." he said. ”You can review, and review and review."

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in suspense.” he said. ”I think I could count them on my fingers."

Mr. Fortier said in answer to a question that the department did not think it would be wise to allow persons claiming citizenship to come to the country and then de- cide. whether they were telling the truth. The U. S. allows this proce- dure.

The deputy minister said many persons falsely claim Canadian Citizenship and this would mean many deportation cases if they got to Canada before a full investiga- tion had been carried out by im- migration representatives abroad. McDONAL" DISAGREES

At a press conference later Mr McDonald disagreed with the dep- uty minister's contention regard- ing the courts. i

"Every day people go to litiga- lion," he. said. "One party is bound to succeed and one party is bound to fall They take that chance.

"If they lose, they can aplllil. and appeal and appeal"

Mr. McDonald said the enmit- tee in its 2',&-year investigation has catalogued many individual re- ports.

”Must reasons for refusal arise nut of the question of identity and there is no means of getting that question before a court of law." he said.

WARM COVER

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1130 MAR"! !!'UTI'l'! MONTREAL (CF) - The Angli- can Bishop of Jerusalem. Rt. Rev. W. H. Stewart. in an interview here Sunday, said there were too many publicity stunts at the rec cent meeting of the World Council of Churches at Evanaton. Iil., but that it made Western clergyman "more aware of the ancient Chris- tian reltglona of the Near East."

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