erica. There is a possibility of -__mew records being set up there

In the above event.

4-year-old Bye Bye Byrd

a record last year of ‘ and won $65,234, is con sidered by sports writers if United States as one of the most extraordinary pacers the sport has ever seen. On August 17 he! chalked up his twelfth two-min- | at the wire in 1.59 2-5 for the Canadian’ driv-

1.57

ute mile, finishi er’ Clint Hodgins.

Olmedo, Bueno >

“Are Top Seeded —

In U.S. Tourney

-medo and Maria Ester Bueno ~ Were top-seeded Tuesday in the : draw for the U.S. National singles

tennis tournament’ which opens

Friday with only five U.S. play-

ere among the 16 seeded competi-

tors.

Olmedo, the Peruvian who lives ~ im Los Angeles, and two Davis + Cup teammates, Barry MacKay ~ of Dayton, Ohio and 18yearold '- Earl Buchholz, Jr. of St. Louis were the only seeded U.S, men.

Darlene Hard

the

In Pan American:

CHICAGO (CP) — Bob Bedard of Sherbrooke, Que., eighth-rank- ing singles, player, continued to blow down the Games’ high- seeded players by. beating fifth- ranked Francisco Contreras of Mexico, 62, 16, 6-3, 63 in the semi-finals of the men's tennis tournament at the Pan American Games Tuesday. :

Bedard Tuesday defeated. sec-’ omt=— seeded Mario iiamas of Mexico 6-2, 8-10, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 in a four-hour struggle.

Bedard will meet top - ranked latis Ayala of Chile in the finals. Ayala beat Jon Douglas of Santa Monica, Calif., 7-5, 62, 6-1 in the other semi-final match today.

‘Althea Gibson of New York, two - time Wimbledon champion, had no trouble in disposing of Otten Arnold of Reteed, Calif.,

‘Ingo Buys ‘Swank Villa

rk STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)— .iIngemar Jehansson, newly! crowned world heayyweight box- ing- champion, has purchased @ swank villa on the beach of Lac Leman just outside Geneva, Swit, zerland, the .Stockholm Afton- bladet said Tuesday. “Switzerland always has’ been my favorite country,” Johansson told the newspaper, ‘“‘but that

a ‘Swiss.’

runnerup from Montebello, Calif., jand her Wightman Cup team- mate, Bakersfield; Calif. were the only two seeded U.S. women.

Australian Davis Cup hero | Neale Fraser was coon one | oechind Olmedo. MacKay seeded third, followd by ae. ‘haired. Australian Rod* Laver, | Ramanathan Krishnan of. India, Luis Ayala of Chile, Buchholz and another Australian Davis. Cupper, Roy Emerson.

In the, women’s division, Miss | Bueno of Brazil was joined by} three British Wightman Cup stars and two,South African girls in’ addition to Miss Hard and Miss Moore.

Sandra Reynolds of South Africa’ was second-seeded, fol- lowed by Ohristine Truman—of Great Britain, Miss Hard; Angela Mortimer-of Great Britain, Ann Haydon of Great Britain, Renee

does not mean I'll be giving up| my_.Sw edish citizenship to become |

19-vear-old Sally Moore of |

The Guardian, Chartotictows, Wel, Sept, 2, 1900, 8

Bedard Continues‘To Win Games

k

641, 63 in the first of the wom- ens semtinai matches.

MEXICAN GIRL WINS

Second - ranked Yolanda: Ramirez of Mexico whipped fourth - ranked Dorothy Knode,

-

LOS .ANGLES ' (AP) Left- hander Sandy Koufax of Los Angles Dodgers .is co-holder: to- day of the major league strikeout record. Yet. but for a bad bunt, he might be just another pitcher.

The 23-year-old Koufax fanned 18 Giants Monday night to equal the record set by Bob Feller in 1938:.After the game Los Angles won 5-2—Dodger manager Walt Alston said:

“I would have taken him out if Maury Wills had* bunted John Roseboro to second in the seventh inning. I was soing to bring in Car! Furillo to pinch hit.”

- But Wills dribbled the ball in front of the plate; Roseboro was forced, and Koufax stayed in to complete a performances that*had

|a crowd of roearing. “He as great stuff,”

said

men i fer at 7-9, 14,

14.".. me

catcher Roseboro. ‘‘He kept them looking for that high, hard hum- mer and then he slipped his curve over. This was i member all

my life.” Koufax said: “I had a my curve so effective. chased a lot of bad curves.”

Dodger pitching

at little more.’ Sandy's performance

by Dizzy Bean in 1933, was fluke.

CLOSE PREVIOUSLY

He came within ‘one strikeout; of tying Dean's record last June.

rll re-

real good fast ball. That’s what made They

coach Joe Becker gave this appraisal: ‘‘For sheer velocity, I think this fellow throws faster than Feller did. But | | Feller’s fast. ball moved around

which also, obliterated the National League strikeout ‘mark of 17 set

Prabable Pitchers

]league games ( in ys {

cine

vs Donovan (846) 5). : Kucks (7-9) vs Grant (8-6) Boston at Baltimore

Brewer jp vs O'Dell (7-10). ational’ League

| Philadelphia '—Owens (10 - 11) (18-13)

12).

Southpaw Sandy Koufax Equals Strikeout Record

13. ~ Hig total of 31 for two eonsecu-

record of 28

127 innings.

a record Tuesday night:

the ninth,

no |: Something was cooking.”

NEW YORK (AP)—The prob- able pitchers for today’s major won-lost—rettrds |

American League *| “Washington at New York (N)— Ramos (12-15) vs Maas (12-6). Detroit at Chicago (Twi-N)— Lary (17-8) and Foytack (13-11) and Latman

Kansas City at Cleveland (N6- \ (N)—

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (Nis |j chances | rriend (8-15) vs Newcombe. §12-7° | sane

ve Burdette

‘St. Louis at Los Angeles (N)— Broglio (6-11) vs McDevitt (98) Chieago at San Francisco— Anderson (11-9) vs 8. rane (17-

16 when he fanned 16° against Philadelphia. Last timeout, also against the Phillies, he struck out | 3g

Was he aware he was nearing |

cheered on .every~ strike and booed when the umpire called balls—even when they were far our of the strike zone — I knew

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By — Cc. DUQUOIN, I

Ernie Patts —|Takes WIFU © Scoring Lead

took over the

jlast Saturday in Regina.

Eskimos 8-7 Monday night.

= Battle Of Hemli With New Fall

By NADEANE WALKER

PARIS ‘AP) — The new Paris battle of the hemline comes “out

/in the open with publicaion Tues-

ine Opens Fashions

show, generally are longer, and the waistline is just about where

the waist is. On dresses it

usually fitted or belted. On suits

day of the first pictures of fall| it's semi-slack.

fashions as presented here by} ~The season's, favorite color fs, | leading designers

Hems vary all the way from} Dior’s ‘top-of-the-kneecap shock numbers to Lavin’s bottom-df-the- calf sedate skirts. ~

Silhouettes range from slim

tubes for daytime suits and | Favored

| blatk,

black, prevalent in all tions

there are browns,

FAVORED MATERIALS materials are

collec- For those who don’t like greys, beige. blue usually royal), green, and a whole range of red-purples.

‘Argo Player To Face Trial _

-|Toronto Argonaut .football

Stampeders moved into

More than-tialf an inch of rain Pride, with a 1:59 45-clocki

Soeur State Fairgrounds, scene | quoin track. of today’s premier race for three-} . At least four colts in this year’s

WINNIPEG (CP!—End Ernie Pitts of Winnipeg Blue Bombers

scoring leadership in the Western Intérprovincial ‘Football Union last weekend by scoring fivé touchdowns against Saskatchewan Roughriders to bring, his total for the scaeen to

36 points.

Pitts’. total is made up of six touchdowns; five of them scored | tive games breaks another Feller|o n passes from quarterback Jim set,in 1938. Sand yis} Van Pelt as the Bombers| now 8-4 and has 150 strikeouts in swamped the Roughriders 61-8!

‘Second ‘place in the standings,

at as compiled by- The Canadian Aroufid the seventh, after 1) Press, is held by kicking special |

had fanned seven in a row, Ijist Vie Kristopaitis, the British! knew I had quite a few. Then im|Columba. Lions’ guard, who has! when the crowd! eight field goals, seven converts | and two singles for 33 points. Kristopaitis scored all the Lions’ Points as they edged Edmonton

Halfback Don Stone of Calgary

thd] place in the standings with 30) Formo=a's points after scoring two touch- downs Monday night in a 26-10 Calgary win over Saskatchewan. Gerry James of Winnipeg Blue

year-old trotters. |

' . (AP)—Rain and} - Barring additional ” moisture is the threat of more rain dampened

ipraspects Tuesday for a <new| gelding—will go to the egees record in the 30:8 renewal Mid fer all-time rererd parce racing’s grand old|a one-mile race — Claseic, the $1353 Hambleton The record was. set by last

13 -colts, a‘ filly and

year’s winner, the filly Emily’s| year ia)

CHICAGO (‘CP)—Canada won her match with The. Netherlands Antilles tos in Pan American

Jands Antilles have one victory and one loss after two rounds of competition. The Antilles scored a first-round victory when it de feated Chile. '

In the last Canadian match Carl Schwende of Montreal, Ab bey Silvertown, a native of Mont- real, and John Andru of Toronto led the Canadian team, each scor- ing 3-1. Nicholas Hilhorst was top man for The Netherlands Anitil- ‘les, also with 3-1. :

Railway Decree

Spurs Divorces

_ TAIPEI, Formosa (AP)— Forty womer employed by state - owned ailway went into Taipei dis- trict court Tuesday and ap- vied for divorces.

The railway administration

feat te 9) ees eee oe was Hoot

Canada Beats Netherlands In Fencing Team Competition

TORONTO. ‘CP) —Dave ihe

Bombers has 25 points from four touchdowns and a convert while Doug Brown of Calgary has a

jas ruled that in the

future

no tiusband and wife thay

vork for

star,

it! The decision was

; : and four other persons were com- Oe ade pool ag Converts made in an economy drive mitted: Tuesday for trial in a|" van pelt of the Bombers is The women who sought at charge of illegal possession of in Ii : se includ. *orees want to coditinue wor

is| offcotics . next in line with 22 points, includ ng for the railway.

To face trial along wit are Gail D'Arcy. stewardess:

aldine Chipman, a waitress.

school teacher, was acquitted. Constable Gordon Tomalty

lana former airline Jack Kane, alumi- num window salesman and Ger-

Allan Shorter, a,Newark, N_J.,

of | the RCMP testified Tuesday at soft;The preliminary hearing that he

‘ing one touchdown, 11 convert ‘a field goai and two single.

Johnny

NAVY PERSONNEL

Four players are tied with 18 points each They are end Jerry Janes of the Lions, ha'fback Leo ~ Lewis of Winnipeg. fullback Earl Lunsford of Calgary and fullback Bright of Edmonton.

2d Court officials said they

‘ould not, grant the divorces because the husbands did not adorse the women’s pleas.

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O’BRIEN TO PILOT SPIKE HANOVER

15 Horses

In Hambletonian T

Roane Sane one able of + aor ue ont sa *\ track. The fastest time for a colt

Mon’s 2:00 in the 1947 Hamble- tonian at Goshen, N.Y., a race record which stood entil last

an ee Diller Hanover, a bay colt from Hall Stables, Watertown, N.Y., is

In the earlier match both Ven- ezuela and Canada won eight matches, but the South American team was awarded the victory: in | the contest on the basis of. the lowest number of touches scored against them, 64-68.

US. TEAM WINS

The highly favored United: gstates epee fencing team. won its opening-round match by defeat- ing Cuba 133 and then defeated Chile 11-5. Cuba-then beat Argen- tina 10-6. This was the first loss for Argentina which received al bye in the first round of competi: | tion. .~

In its earlier match, The Neth- erlands Antilles split their 16 matches with Chile but- were | awarded the match victory also on the basis of the least touches , teceived.

The third round wil] match 8agchile against. Argentina, Ven zuela meets The Netherlands An-. jtites and Ouba will vie with) Canada. The U.S. drew a bye and |

will got compete until the fourth |

round.

ill Compete |

day

| a prohibitive favorite at 2-1 in on

official odds. Pari-mutuel betting is banned by Illinois law:on a state fair track.

Suiky fans rate Diller Han- .

over's strongest competitors as Tie Silk (41), Circo (41), Lord Coee Patni and John A. Han-

~ Joe ‘0° Brien, of Albérton, P.E.1., top driver on the Grand Cireui it last year, will drive a

darkhorse, Spike Hanover. He. ~

was to have driven Hickory

Pride, but that horse showed a.

slight lameness Monday and was scratched.

Track officials said the care- :

fully conditioned one-mile Du- quoin track dries out in a few hours under sunshine. Fair pro

_ Motors waited hopeful Tuesday

for the clouds to roll away.

Continued rainfall might forte

postponement of the big race ur til Thursday. “In the unlikely event of four days of rain, the race would be cancelled and the purse’ divided among the entries.

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