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lron Liege Wins The 83rd

Don Duct Trulnor.

Eya In Bdoti .

and Jimmy milk of New Glasgow.

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of Ernie John-

basemall Bubba lmmelf Md, Bill Sllowroni hopper fol ill "',the Indians to a 5-4 triumph over ror. -.Boston. Wynn helped himself wlm In the National League. Brook-la two-run single with the bases lyn beat St. Louis 4-2 on a two- loaded in the sixth. Two of the run homer ill the ninth by Charlie lllls off Wynn were homers by Neal. Pitcher Lllldy ItlcDanlel's;Tcd Lepclo and Jackie Jsnsen. first major league homer in thel Detroit Tigers knocked over

seventh tied the score. Roy Cam-lllialtlmore 3-0 with Duke Mus

Phillllls b0llll19d Boston. Wynn helped

innings. He struck out six. walked none. In the wrapup, Jackie Jen- sen banged a two-run homer III the slxth and Gene Stephens, re- placing Williams. clinched it with an rbl double in the seventh. Mke Garcia lost it. Dave Slsler won it. with relief help.

Harvey Kucnn's first ho

fect relief pitching

n.

wfht Cincinnati Redlegs wound game behihl Brooklyn running the season's long- est winning streak in either league games with a 6-2. 7'3 sweep at Pittsburgh. St. Louis also won s twin bill. helttns Plllladel-

B

Phil H "'4 W gave Frank Laly a 1-0 lead in the - - -

. ell h ed in nd. g lnlng (H d with l "mu BILL i,i:fliedinli,niJg uimd ihemngerehma: Nlgittsaburglrilisirveriln Llavii outlhiitter in-a nigltlclglhma. Al aKalilnee ” 9 59”" II" ” Milwaukee with two hltswt single had three hits and Joined Mans

New York Giants and ChicaK0 t air, the Cubs 1, 8-3 in 10 inn-

Maxwella' two run single Kuenn had three hits.

Harry Simpson drove In tom- runs for the A's. who backed up

by Hank Aaron in the first and and Reno Bertoia in driving in I ground rules double by Johnny the Tiger runs.

Logan in the seventh-for a 1-0 In the other night game. Kan- vlctory. sas City defeated Washington 8-2.

Liege as the w

togethe boner pulled by

PULLED UP EARLY

the race he misl line and pulled slightly about 70 yards

lmmellately afte. they showed plainly that Shoe- maker raised us? I3 saw his mistake, however

inner. The finish might have been sl- different excePl 10' 3 Willie Shoemaker

board Gallant Man.

d stewards after udged the finish

up his mount from

Shoemaker tol

OITIE. viewing the movies

St w rd:

8 8 5 r the race said that point. H1 and

second guns O-2. g

In the other AL games. Boston glam Morgans good - enough 10- Cincinnati scored live in the Harry Simpson drove in three Rod Sox,end1ng - tour-51532 llllifililhdlh lo"? d0"NePl-Y- and eighth to nip New York 5 - 2. runs.

nu mink hm low: A three-run homer by Frank

with a bruised elbow after

5. Wu muck by . pitch my . Robinson la the fifth won the .

oveland 5-1 and 44. open: for the Redless and Brooks l C1 won Qhglr Lawrence. who struck out live In

I slx-hitter. Don Gross then took In. the second game. helped along by , Gus Bell's home run. Robinson , was lnured when he crashed into a wall chasing Frank Thomas' smack in the nlghtcsp.

DROVE IN TWO RUNS Stan Musisl drove in two runs and ex-Phil Del Ennis three as the Cards. held to three hits for five innings by Curt Simmons. scored four in the sixth and thros u. in the seventh to win the opener. Lloyd Merritt won his first my Jor league decision with five inn- ugs of three-hit. shutout relief. It was Ennis again in the second . game. driving in both runs with three-hlttsr la the nlghtcsp for singles whlle Sam Jones four-lllt the Yanks. who again had I three the Phil: to out-duel Harvey Had- gun fourth. Yogi Bsrrs's RBI dlx. stngls sat! a twtrrun triple by The Cubs blew a 3-1 lead in the Elston Howard banged it with Jack ninth. but scored five in the 10th Hsrshmsn the loser. to break their losing streak at The Dodgts knocked out Bob nine games in the opener. The luhl. who beat them eight tlmss Giants. helped along by errors

thrso l'IlIIl in the but Bill! Pierce. THROW! THREE-BITTER

Young Johnny Kuclts threw a

Msa picked up owners. Itou Bold- Ruler. 35.000.

the psrlmutuel win- h ill Downs totalled 17 - down 8265.533 rs last the West can win In 1955 Cup." sald Pollock after the guns

dows of Churc only 8l.401.0 compared to dsrby wake you. The record wu sat at 1.677.170.

- only appeared once before in Am- erica's most colorful horse race.

Hsrtsck was all smiles as he rode the bay colt into the win- ner's circle. He kept patting Iron Liege on the neck. saying: "Oh. baby! oh baby!"

Next to the winner.

Betting .st

In 1960. for a 5-2 lead in the first and wllks. then broke their slump Inning behind Sal Magus. But If- It flve games in the nlghtcsp.

the Rendezvous. From left to right seated are Col. W. J- MacDonald, Walter l4ePsge. Rev. Clarence

SHOWN above are the basketball players and former basketball players at the reunion of the Navy basketball team on 1947 held at

Local Basketball Players Honor 1947 Navy Team

this Navy team challenged E ' ' Inter ”-M C” J the New Waterford Strands to an exhibition game and lost by a ten point score in a game played at Prince of Wales College.

Ten years older. most of them I little bit heavier but most of them stlll able to play basketball the players reminisced about games of the years gone by. swap-

l

For a two hour period on Sal- the

urday evening they turned the basketball pages back ten years as a group of hoop stars of s decade ago got together at the Rendezvous Restaurant to honor the members of tho Navy Basket-

ROUNDUP

Pgh-Folios.

BASEBALL

It was just ten years ago that

sukec Plldigh rr3"i?h”.i3.'.”Tni 8...: '” ""9" ”” "d W”'' "' Dies After being led hoop stories and -re en-uzh a..M.n.' L", Ind mm. by”. Mmmi L'Ml"": chicken to feed In entire Canad- ' ' 8””. SENIOR lsn football team.

Present at the gathering from that great Navy team of 1947 were Icaptaln Joe Cullen. Waller he- Pagc, Earl Smith, and Art Godkln. lMIsslng were Frank Frank John-

ston. Mike llennessey and Donald Msclannsn.

Among those present to honor the Navy team members were: Rev. Clarence Roche and Des Burge of the 1047 S.D.U. basket- ball team; Col. W. .l- MacDonald. president of the City League at that time: Donnie Macbesn of the

33- St. ON 001 0I0-- I S O ghlmlll ggglI(I)II”":::P'2Illa 000000000-041 V0031?" 003-y S. Jones and H. Smith; Haddlx. 1- SD gr ' 12V died Saturday usnmlel and Landrltb, Cr-AIL Cardwell (9) and Lophta. L-Had- 3;, 8."; .?.,,,,.l.l here, 10 days Lab. (8) Ind C.mm.n:t21a.' lg” after he was struck on the head 'Hn ' MFMCD ' kn. by s pitched ball In a ssndlot 9”” W W 5- I1” 3 baseball game. Friends said wu- nomoooogd 3 4 9" VP” MIWWF3 7 0 llam was struck above the car . Barclay. Rldzlk (8) Jones (10) Mc- Wm" mm” m . whoolynd

F"-cm!" "ll "'4 M Call um Worthington not and A u ,4

Grl--om "ll -M Kati. Eltrtlm (8) Thomas I10) w. 3”" 9' '

' L'A'"""”m- Drott. L-Jones. 000.100 001- 3 4 l Chicsgo 001 out ooo- 1 1 3 ”''l'” I” .'",f,..”''"i',.i.l'l'"';g.'.,';; ”' M "I" I 9 . N" Y” "'3 009 Wm ' 7 ” Rflmblmitwsch ' llimantliercns l-Moll!!! l5l- Cllllllll Drllwwlky. lllllmsn (3). Lawn ,n'”!' "' ' ' ";."g'r:uI,n3 gfn”; (7) and slivers: Margoneri and gomimbm Mom 000.; 1 o ; Brown: Kn: Kstt. L-Drsbowsky. Ens: NYk- Rocha,” 100 000 000.; 3 0 ' ugeleed and Pecrson: Iaovenguth

T .

DES MOINES. Iowa (APl-WII-

son and Bus Gay who played In

her of this you”: City

oiioootos-'1 s 1 90"" B CPOIII III JOIHIOII I0 and Columm" on an 1 1 1 W914 W- 5 A ' Crsndsll: Maglts. Bcsserl. m Vsl- anthem. 0,, no 22 . , , r 33.. '6) m"'”" '9) "Id Jackson. Grunwald fill. Phillips ' Csmponells. W4ohnsoo. L-Vsldes. up wlmmm ,5, Ind ohm": mkhlwi Bk”-C""V"' Blsylock. Rlcketfs I11, Donnelly (0). Wright (7) and Schsnts. W- ltlcksrts; L-Jackson. FIN!

an no

Elnnuc-unuoulxssq

P.W.C. team of 1917; Earl Nichol-:

the City League along with Wendell Gillls. Kip Ready and Mark Lad- League Champion Trottsn snd Vera Gar-

cit.

Walter LePags was master of ceremonies and Walter proved ss' capable in this role ss he did at scoring points on a fast break In 1947. Ha Inn S ced the different teams members. commented on

-'Rochc, Wendell Gillis. Klp Ready. Donnie Macbcsn. I Art Godkln. Backrow. Earl Nicholson. Des Vern Garrett. Bus Gay and Mark

Burgs. Joe Cullen. Earl Smith, Lsdnor.

continued on s larger scale than at present and among the con- crete mcthods suggested were the donation of a team trophy and individual trophies to next yasrs' champions by LePage Shoe Co. Ltd. and a trophy to

1

scorer

The formation M a senior League with the Senior Saints and a strong City team as well as the

City League now in operation;

series of exhibition games. with Maritime teams: sad the dev- lhe llllllelt elopment of younger players were i C by Earl Smith. also discussed.

825.000 for his nd Tabla 312.500 and

. u..;

when Winnipeg Monarchs t the trick has it been won by Prairie team.

Cansdiens are not entirely happy with the present state of afiairs. especially following F11- day night's S-2 Flln Flon trllllnpl in a game that saw Ottsws cosch Sam Pollock elected for com- plaining too vociferounly to of- ficials.

"I myself thlnk It would be wonderful for Junior hocksy if the Mcmorlsl

but he wasn't snctly being be hevolent.

good and be added "1 say let them win it honestly. They can't win it honsstly with that typo of refereclng." Pollock was ejected from Fri- . day's game when he protested . too vigorously s misconduct pen- alty to one of his players. As- slstsnt coach Scotty Bowman took over.

Boxer Dlss After

JOHANNESBURG t

champion Jimmy Elliot. who was knocked out in the sixth round of a title fight Saturday night by

champion Pat McAtecr. died In hospital Sunday. Elliott went down after a hard

rise but fell back and had to be carried from the ring on s stretcher. Doctor's decided to op- erstc Immediately for a blood clot on the brain snd Elliott was on tbs operating table for six hours.

He died shout tbrss hours after the operation.

Johnny Campbell. manager of MacAteer. said he and the chain- pion wcrc bsoksn up by Elliott's tragic death.

Elliott lssvcs s widow. Inch rslnc, who was at the ringslda. and two children. 4 and I. Elliott's knockout was the first of his csrssr. which included SI gmfcssloasl bouts since 1062. its

ad lost only flvs other fights and 14;! his vlctorlu wsro by knock- ou .

I ll . The re ereclng. In said. was not PK crowd 0' 10.3” "w an Ac”

The Quebec Aces Defeat Brandon Regclls 4-2 Sunday

By TOM MITCHELL Csutlln Press staff Wrller

QUEBEC (CP)

scored in nch

sls le

nine series

G

the final pe brothers

four times.

Th fifth nd lxth game will OOIIIQ KlIOCRId Out be played hels '1'u'esdsy and 'I'hurs-

day. AW - 1'05 Dick Gsmbls flred what proved goal at 7:31 of third period on passes from Floyd Hlllmsu and Bob Beckett. Brandon uetmlndcr Lucien 31111111 Empire mlddlcwelllll Decllcns on s hip-high drive from

last South African middleweight go 5. tn. mm.

the beating

just otsluds the

First psrlodz

.. Quebec Aces

to defeat Sunday and ad in their best4:f- for tile Edlnhmsll up-

4-1

well (Beckett. Gamble) 10:28. Penaaltlesz Bouln 13:45. E. Chorley

Second period: Quebec. Mac- nsb (Maxwell) 10:57. Penalties: Mscnab 350. Achtymlchuk 6:23, Gamble 1.123, Lamlrande 13:22.

Third period: 3. Quebec. Gam-

bls tlllllr'?su.l Becgzttil 62101: 4.

shoe. n. l

W 3"” "Y 5"” 8Q:u2B: s. aiiintitin. E.nChoreI.sy Mic" - 9” (Chrystal. Willey) 14:51: 5. Bran-

smblo and Orvsl Tessler Before the Rsgsls counted twice lste in rlod on markers Elliott sud Bob Chorley. The regals were unable to take

CIOIIO

Dne1cIllenpe"l;:g-Ivllhstgopx-lo on the 099 I C CH left book from McAteer. tried to lsr kicked out 19 Brandon drives. SUMMARY

1. Quebec.

by

AI Mll-

Max-

don. B. Charley (Haley. Colwllll

18:32. Penalty: Gamble 14:24. Stops:

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