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Page 6 The Guardian, Monday. August 1, 1955

Ready Leads Flyers To

IO-I Victory

Kip Ready slammed out a pair of singles, a double and two Icarifice flys to drive home 6 runs Ind lead the Flyers to a con- vincing 1-0 win ovcr the Stars yesterday at Meniorinl Field

Ready drove in one til the tiiwt. one in the sixth and two in the seventh and ninth to account for his 6 RBI's

Donnie VIBI'I.P8fl set dnvtn the tail-end Stars on five hits. all singles, in racking tip his second consecutive. xllti

I-Tart Mat-Kiiiiitiii slain-it for tho Stars hilt uas relieved by Handrahan in the seventh after the Flyers had scored 5 runs on 6 hits Hanrirahan was touched for 1' singles and a double in his Il-iiiliing stliil

llaic Mal-l.cotl niadc llic play of the conic in the eighth when he made a balkhanrl utah of (iilkcr Piiieaii'- loit liner

The Slot-u :coi'ec. their oiili run in tho eighth when l9lYllll clipped

a single adiaiit-ed to third on llaclpntlis SIIIEIP and scored nll an infield mu.

Rrian l.9tt'lx'.lllr'll(ItlL1lltslII'&lxl;lI'f ivith the Flyers. clubbed a trio of singles In four trips. ulille l.llnd.

Ctawford Sets B.C. Team Makes Sweep

ln Willingdo

By PETER AILRIKAY Canadian Press Staff Writer CALGARY. VCPI-4I1)lC Crau

lord put a pair of 075 back to back for a new imlivirliial l'PI'tll'fl Saturday as British Columbia swept to its second straight Wil- liiigdon Cup victory to the inter-

Baseball Results

SUNDAY National League

First

Philadelphia oooooo (till 1 5 2

Chicago 0fl.'l n0l 0.1x 7 9 0 Roberts and Seminick: Hacker

and Chili. HR: Chi-Banks. Second

Philadelphia 000301 tlttl S 9 0 Chicago .100 om 2lx A ll 1 Wehmeier. Mr-yer i7i and Lop- ata: Hillman. Jefft-oat '4) Tremel (tit Davis '91 and Chitl. W-.leff- coat; L-Meyer. Hits: (Thi-King. Fondy. Brooklyn li2Fii:ii 0-10-11 14 0 St. Louis 000 200 000 -2 5 2

Newt-oiiibe and Campanetla. Ar- royo, Wooltlritlge I2! Lawrence 15- Smith 16! Wrillht '0' Lapzilme t9 and Biirbrink. L - Arroyo. llfls: Bkn-(Tampanella; SII.-Sclioenrlicnst. Mlisial. New York

Milwaukee

Hrarn and Kali. (Ill and Crandall

I00 040 200 7 ll 0

Paine IlRs.

Spalin. I.-Spnhn

NY-.'ilH,l'S; Mil-Cranrlall, Crnwc. Fir-it

pittshiirgh 010002 tlltl..4 9 1 1 Cincinnati .100 I00 ."l0x -7 l.'l

Littlefield. Face ill Law t7l

Kline 47t Friend tilt and Atiictl:

Black. Freeman tilt and Eiii'i:e.ss. W-Black: L-Littlefield. HRs. Pgh- Atwell. Long r21.

2 from Vanctntver

Over Sta rs

Gallant. and Di-vine each had a base hit. Donnie LoClair paced the losers

leaders.

attack wiLh a pair of hits in 4 tries. Flynn :'tlacl.eod. and Hac- Kiniion got the other Stars hits I

no): scone i Flyers All II II PO A E Lund. 2b . . . . . .. 4 4 I 4 3 0 Lewis. ss . 4 3 3 1 4 l ltiirke. cf 2 3 0 I 0 0 Read). lb 3 0 3 8 0 0 llat'.Veil rf . 5 0 0 I 0 0 ';.'-illant. lf 4 0 l 2 0 0 Devine. c . 4 0 1 5 0 0 Pineaii. Rb . 4 0 0 4 0 0 'acl.eaii. p . 4 0 D 1 3 0 'I'titals 38 I0 9 27 I0 1 Stars AB R H PO A E . liuiiu. flh . 4 0 0 4 i at l,c('l;iir. c . 4 0 2 2 0 0 Purcell cf 3 0 0 l 0 1 ”.'ilrlis, ss . 3 0 0 It ,1 1 Flynn. '2b . 3 I l 1 6 0 ll:-iclmtitl. if .3 0 I 2 l 0 liantlrahnii. rf. p 3 0 0 2 l 0 ii.-ouican. lb 3 o n 15 0 i l )lacKinnoii. p. rt 3 0 I 0 0 1. Totals 29 1 5 27 12 4

Record As

n Cup Play

lproiincial team golf matches.

The jaunty Vancoilver car sal- iesiiiaii. sliouling sub-par golf over llllft ('al:ary country club's tough lpar-70. cut four strokes from the previous Williiigdon record of 1218 shared by three players. - The fniir man British Cnliimbia .lcnni, winner In I954 at London. ittnl posted an aggregate scon- of sol. Just one stroke over par and I7 strokes better than the old rrark of 37k set hy,another H. C team in I940

A siirprisliigly strong Alberta team took second place with 574. live strokes better than Quebec. lion Norman of Kitchener. Ont. had a pair of 09.: to put Ontario -into fourth place at Sill.

WINNIPEG JUNIOR BEST

George Kniidson of Winnipeg won the Canadian junior cham- pionship with another record- islialtcring performance.

The ltl-year-old ace scored still on the second 18 after I morn iiiL'-ruiind 71 for a 140 total. sev- en strokes better than the old mark of I47 set by Bill .Vlaiihin- iiey of Vancouver in 1948.

('rawlord went over regulation figures only once.

l The win was British Columbia's iseit-nth in interprovincial compe- tition Ontario has 26 wins and

non mo ll0- .1 It 2 QUPIW '4-

Sei-ond on the B. C. folirsoiiic was Doug Bajus with 71-69-140 Hob Kidd carded 69-75Ivl42 and Hit hlctioll had 72-73---I45.

All the RC team members are except McColl. ifrnm Victoria. l Veteran Joe l.eBlanr of Mont- real fashioned a 68 on his second 13 for the best single round a- .part from Crawford's 67s. ,

SP:-nnd l . . .

Pmshurgh "u. 022 mo 5 R 3 OTIIER PROIIN( ES TRAII. Cl"”l""?"l y 1”" "ll "l2"5 15 31 The other teams trailed far

Donoso. Littlefield I9: anti Sliep- hohind (hp ti,-gt (mu-,

ard: Gross. Niixhall tilt Minzirciit Mammha finishpd rim. with ('7' F''”"”'"' ii” aml R5”-S w'.t's06. 2': strokes behind fourth- Freeman: L-Donosn Hlls: Pgii-

Sheriard: ('in-Kliisvcweki. Amerlron I.PnKllf'

First

Cleveland 031) 000 000 .'l 3

Baltimore 000 000 04x- -4 fl 2 Feller. Mossi IR-. Narleski 0-

and Iiegan. Moore. Dorish i9 anti Triandos. W-Moore. I.-llosci , Second

Cleveland ooo Jlttl 002 ti l2 0

Ilnltimore 000 000 000 0 0 0 Hniitteniiin and .V.'ir:igon: It'll.

son, Scholint.-it 49 and H. Smith

L-Vliilson.

First

Chit-ago ooo ooo Illtl 0;) .'l 5 0

Washington not tiotl (too do ..i :2 1 ill innings-

II.-irshmtin and l.oll.ir. Host lat; McDermott. Pasciial 47'. Fhnknics

flit. Ramos ill) and Fitzgerald. I.-Chakales.

8:-Nwld

Chicago lot 030 100 5 13 1 Washington nzo nin U02. 5 1:; n

Byrd. Martin l5- ('onsucgra itlt Houell '9! and Lollar: Shea. Aber nathy t7t and Courtney. W-Mar tin: L-Shea.

First Kansas City 000 010 I00 2 4. 1 New York

Ihyer. Harrington I71 and Astroth. W. Shantz 17); Larsen and Berra. L-Boyer. HR.-4: NY-Bauer, Mantle. Berra; Dernaeatrl.

Kansas City ooo 000 025-7 13 0 New York Ditrnar, Gorman tal and Agt. nth. W. lhantz til: Welsler. Kon- ltanty (9) sturdlvant I9) and How- Ird. Berra int. W-Dltmai-; L-Weir Ier. HR: l(Cy-Zernia.

Pint

Detroit Iooton Garver. Foytack tilt and House; Iulltvan and White. L - Garver.

WIIIIIII. - Wllln;

aw.

HM: Dot-Maxwell; loo - Klaus, bury and Noble. (I

place Ontario and 45 behind B.C. Saskatclit-nan had 614. New Hrlinswick-Prince Edward Island (-26. and Nova Scotia brought up- IIIP rear with 628. y ('i-awford's brilliant showing iiisirkctl him as one of the favor- gm in the week-long Canadian jAlll.'dll'lll' which starts here Mon-

day.

Softball Games l

The following softball games Will he played this evening in the City, Lczigue i

t Vavy vs BYt” IKnights dia-3 iiiontl-. Dairy vs. Keefe Drug i0ldl diamontli. Ahhies vs. Barr.V Si

' Parkdale diamoiidt. I

1 Cox. Lehman Isl and Tet-d., lllaucha Kiln Crimian. Shore '91 land Berberet. isecontl t 'Montreal 010 010 0-- I 7 1 Toronto 301 000 xm 4 I 0 Drysdale. Browning ill and Bucha; Landcck and Berheret. yFII'II

hitter.

O O I Chicago t'lll)s won two trom Philadelphia 7-1 and 6-5 and Cin-

cinnati lowered the boom on Pittsburgh in both games 7-4 and 6-5. winning the second on Ted Klliszeuskiis single with the bases full in the last of the ninth. Chicago White Sox had no easy time at Washington. going 11 in- nings to take the first game 3-1 ninth-inninl

and weathering a Washington rally to save the second 6-5. .. TOSSES TWO-IIITTI-IR

Jack Harshman allowed only two hits in the opener. none in

the last 0 141 innings. The Sox tied the score in the eighth when catcher Ed Fil7.Gerl-ild let a thin! strikr get away and won it in the llth when relic-fer Pedro Rama.- hit Georgc Keli and walked Jim

Rivera. both with the base.- load:-d. An acciiralc relay by second

bascmaii Nellic Fox helped Pete

.l.ew Hoad Makes ltNFour ?Straigl'it For Australia

By HENDERSON WARD Canadian Press Staff Writer MONTREAL ICPI Australia

Sunday made a clean sweep of the North American zone Davis Cup Final with Canada as Ken Rose-

wall beat Henri Rochon 6-1. 6-2. t

6-1. after Lew Hoad downed Don Fontana 9-7. 7-3. 6-1. in the two concluding singles matches.

The Australians now go on to meet Japan in the next stage of. the tennis classic. The winner of that series will play Italy for the right to challenge the defending champion United States team.

The Fontana-Hoad match was the closest in the tie although Fon- tana failed to win a set. Hoad served first in both sets and the ypres.-sure was always on Fontaoa. l Rosewall, rated among the lworldls top three tennis players. had no trouble disposing of the 31-year-old Rochon. Veteran of nine Davis Cup teams, Rot-hon was completely outclassed in all de- parlmcnts.

The Aussies won the tie Satur- day when their crack doubles team of Hoad and Rex llartwig downed Bob Bcdard. Sherbmoke. Que. and Fontana in four sets Scores were

Yankees Edge y Dodgers 4-3

In I! Little League game on Sat- iirday morning the Yankees P(li”fl

the Dodgers 4-3 behind George Dunn's 4 hit pitching and 13 strikeouts.

In taking the loss Billy Blanch- ard also gave up 4 hits and struck out Fl. As the game went into extra innings Blanchard relieved by Sterling Ladner who allowed only one hit the rest of the way.'

Paul McGonnell was the heavy sticker for the winners getting a clrciiit i-loiit and a pair of singles.

Callaghan had two hits for the losers.

Trophy Leaders In City Softball

The following are the statistics in the races for the home run and pitching trophies in the City Soft-

bull League. The trophy for the”

. most homers is being given by illenderson and Cudmore and the pitching trophy in the hurler with the best record is being awarded by Canada Packers. -

Home runs: R. Pineaii. BYC. ti. Len Arsenault. SID. 7: D. McCal- liim. Lions and F. Shepherd. Ah- hics. 5: G. Bradley SID. 4: F Dunn and P. Shepherd. Ahbies. .'l.

Pitching. H. Iiartinger. SID. It-0:

. F Shepherd. Abbies 9-1; D. Grcg-l

073'. Lions fl-2: Fr. ('. Roche. BY(' 7-2: .I. Thistle. BYC .'l-0: A. Bal- lem. SID 4-l; C. Ballem and T. Ballem. SID 3-1: N. Pineail BYC and D. McCormack. Abbie: .'i-4.

Baseball Standings

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago opened up a one-game lead on both New York and Cleveland in the American League Sunday by winning a doubleheader while the two leading contenders had to settle for splits. Boston, however, kept pace by sweeping two to remain only three games

Brooklyn pulled out 13' 2 games ahead of the National League pack by thumping St. Louis 11-2 while Don New- combe boosted his phenomenal record to 18-1 with a five- New York Giants. who sold Sal Maglie. their 38- year-old "Dodger killer” to Cleveland, ended Milwaukee's six-grime winning streak 7-3.

behind the

'Riinnelt- at the plate in the ninth

of the second game. trying to score' the tying run from first ;base on Mickey Vernonis double l in the ninth.

Kansas City dropped the Yank- ees a length behind the White So). by winning the second game 7-l after Don Larsen, just moved up from Denver. pitched a four- hitter for B 5-2 New York victory in the opener. Hank Bauer, Mic- key Mantle and Yogi Berra hit home runs in the first inning of

. the first game for New York. Kansas City trailed 1-0 in the eighth of the second game when Gus Zernlal hit a homer with a man on. The A's sent 11 men

n bat and scored five runs in the -inth.

('lt-veland got Sllkllil shutout iitt-hing frnni Art Houtteman to zrab the second game from Balti- more 6-0 after the Orioles had ral- lied with four in the eighth to win the first 4-3. '

ii i 5.3. 3-6. 6-3. 6-4. FONTANA FIGHTS STRONGLY

In their first set, Fontana and flood cxcliangcd service breaks in .Ilie third and ,fourth games and then held even until Hoad made it 8-7 on his own service and cracked Foiitana at deuce to cop the set in the next game.

2.

It was much the same story in the second set Hoad was leading 6-5 I-ontana held through eight idetitc; on set point before he finally cracked to give Hoad the

set.

Fonlniia was in top form and although he double-faulted eight times. none was costly. Hoad had .1 slight edge on ground shots.

. Willingdon

xshnwtt abme is llt:dEt'lHl0d Chief winning the second dash of the, D Pace on Saturday nights -racing card at the Driving Park. which was witnessed by the largestt crowd to attend l'.'l('lI1E

Fastest Time

Cup Scores

CALGARY lCPl - Final 30-hole scores in tlic Willingdon Cup iii- ti-rproviiicial tcam golf matclic Saturday:

British Columbia (561) Bill .llc('nll. Victoria 72-7.'l--I45 Dotti: Bajli.-. Vancouver 71-69--140 Lyle Crawford, Vancouver 67-67-

l.'i4 Bob Kidd. Vancouver 69-73-142 Alberta (574! Bill Tait. Calgary 70-76-146 yKeilh Alexander. Calgary 72-72-

I44 Doug Silverberg. Red Deer 69-74-

143 Bob Gardner. Calgary 71-70--141 Quebec (579) Tom I-lunter, Montreal 71-74-14 Elliot Godcl. Montrcall78-72-14 Brian McGuigan. Montreal 75-' 149 Joe Leblanc. Montreal 72-611-l Ontario (5111) Moe Norman. Kitchener 69-69--J Nick Weslock. Windsor 70-75-14; Gcrry Magec. Toronto 74-74-14! Dave Morland. North Day 76-74 150 Manitoba (606) Mike Pidlaskl. Winnipeg 72-78-I Bob Gray. Winnipeg 77-63-146 Bill Rudd. Winnipeg I10-77--I57 Jack Gardner. Winnipeg W-76-liy Saskatchewan (014) Gordon Beattie. Regina 81-77--1.5:: Kelly Carin. Saskatoon 75-74-149 Del Wilson. Regina 74-77-151 'Boh Reid. Prince Albert I12-74--II; New Brunswick--P. E. l. (nil William Beer, Charlottetown 76- 78--154 Bill Davidson, Saint John 33-07-- 170

M. .I. Ilowling. Moncton 72-76--148i Douglas Lewis. Moncton 76-78-I54

In Saturday

Archic I.lt-wellyn drove Sir Jos- iph to the fastest time clocked at :he Driving Park so far this season when he brought the bay geld- ing to the wire in 2007-. in the first dash of the free-for-all on Saturday night's card. raced DI"- fore in big crowd.

Sir Joseph walked home in that event at least four lengths in front of Aunts Dream anti Gtilizigaii. In the second dnsli though Sir Joseph was chnsett to the wire by Ann's Dream and Galingan in a tight finish.

Upsets and big pays were thr order of the evening and .lIui'ir-l E. got the ball rolling in the very first dash rewarding Iicr lw.-l-zers with a train payoff Rajah Han- wer came home second to pay W70 and 7.iikic Voln '5l2.30 to :how.

Other big win pays were Miss ')onna Mac in the third 59 20: My Darling in the fifth 511.10; Joan B. Lee in the sevcilth 58.90 and lfedgc-wood ('hlcf in the iiintit Sill.- 70

Besides Sir Joseph. l4""t'"ll'l Hanover was the only double dash winner. In both the second and sixth dashes the hm fit, was followed by G. Ann C and Ioosier Doctor.

Bettors who had their money riding on My Darling and Amer- ica's Are in the quinella on fifth dash pocketed the tidy sum of 556.10 for a two dollar wager.

The Daily Doilble on Barcenn

Hanover and Miss Donna Mae iny the second and third dashes paiti'

SUMMARY Iilt Dash

Nova Scott: (028) l Peter Doig. Halifax 84-73--162 .M"riPI E. iKt-II.vI .. I Lea Windsor. Hglifax 77-79--156 .Rajah Hanover lM..,-esidpi 2 John Monroe. Sydney 75-76.151 Ziikic Voln l0'Mc-aral .1 yRocky Jollymore. Dartmouth 00- Joppii Maid 4Sh.-iw) . . . . . .. I 795159 l.Ioandale tBernardt 5 S 'th A d C II W'

Doubles Crown Sunday

Earl Smith and Walter Cullen won the men's doubleii title of the Island Closed Tournament by de- feating last year's club champs. Mark MacGulgan and Bud Mac- Aleer. in straight sets 8-1. 11-9, 7-5 at. the Charlottetown courts over the weekend.

;oHMActivil'ies At lelvedero

100 020 00x--5 9 1 syi-at-use III 001 000- 4 9 0 American League I51. Kellner IRIL-hmontl 100 ooo l00-- 2 it o; W . Farrell. Kipper t7I and ley-ICM 62 L Prli ('mt vman; I-lab:-nit-ht, Medlinger til) Ne” ” k 62 2? -3” -' KC- and Watlington. cl: 1'"; 62 M7 I seem"! Boememan w &l .602 1 Syracuse 000 000 1- l 5 2 Dem,” 55 y '5” 3' Richmond ooo 100 x- 4 n 2 K . 7 -539 77 010 mu ooo-1 7 1 Morehead and Heyman; Jordan, w";" 0") '3 W -"7 3" Volsale (7) and St. Claire. 3:13 "W0" 35 " -3” 37": "M more" " In , 71 .290 as GBuffaIo loo ooo ooo. i 3 2 ' ”"' w”';'"P ( an R heater 00002300x-5 at . 0- (laaas, Hahn (7) Bozman 40- and n"90kll'" 71 32 -509 - 1” ml . Yew:-tc; Maclilnson and Rand. 3 :3 .559 13' MH 4 Fir I 0' 001 600 01x-8 I o Coliimbuil oo ooo con mi. I 9 2 gginwslvhll 55: if -495 20 Havana 000 M0 M0 om... 2 it 1 "I0 .471 22'a 1 Kerlaukos and Eruutt; Icantle- g:;'dl:':l:H 2 :64 1344' am... Pittsburgh as 57 km :4 ' 0 Columbus gm om (F 9 3.; International Mane I If Wt 00-! ll 0 Havana lll Ill) x-4 lo 0 W I. Put. GIL M M1 M14 n 1 stealer. Hug lit Miller tilt and Toronto on 46 . - Detock. Bau- Lakemut; Quiche: and Noble. Montreal on 44 000 I4 Daley (M. m mum M-... iii Havana 05 40 575 3 0 Rocha!!! 50 H 5M 11 who Itoobmnr 001 in 03- 0 ii mlyncuae as no 47.! iii: , . Marlowe. Inlay (oi Hahn (7) colunitau I1 tu an icy, I 0 Inn (7) and &toull. Yewctc (7); luflalo 47 as ,4" 21 ,4 I-Onwuluuhtoiuuvtau-. Ihhuond 4: 1o .31:

-5" "'2 1 stake held in connection with the

Doug Saunder. with a low gross of 74 and George Scantlcbury with I low not of 01 won the sweep

club championship play at the Begvedgl! course over the week- ai .

The Special Prize for the hidden hole. which was No. 7 was won by H. scar and .i. Ibbott.

Art MacKenzle defeated last yeariii club champ Frank Mac- Innla in club championship play on Sunday.

Mackenzie was I down coming into the lath hole but tied Mue- Iniiis by getting btrdlca on the last pair of holes and will the round on the ants

tile (5)!) or Gomez (7-st vg mm. tltx 40-Ol -

Dlchol i 1) vs Fowler (5-7)

In men's singles play Earl smith "'0 Paul KI.Vs advanced to the ""3.-5 by winninl their senii-final matches.

Earl Smith dropped the fit ct to his opponent Bud Mat-Aleer. 0-3 but went. on to win the next three 03- H. 6-2. Km also lost the am act to his adversary Walter Cullen I-7. but came back to win the next three 0.3, 6.2, cu,

Probable Pitchers

NEW YORK tAPt L p,.,h,,,,,,, pitchers for Monday's major league games. twon and lost rec- ords in parentheses)

Natoul uane 7

.Bi-ooklyn at Milwaukee mi- Ines (9-3 vs Burdette is-st New York at St. Louis in) Ltd-

nllllfrlilyiiliittinttllttw

the-I Kennedy.

NF

' .

tin the last two years.

Placing second is .lnhnii,v Kal- be attending it.

f.

MORE KEEN RACING SCHEDULED IIEIIE T0fll

as if another terrific crowd williPace. racing fans can expect I

When Kelwnvli thriller.

will be run off.

Moriellifhe first dash beginning at 3.30.

tmuck. and the third horse is:Ptaygirl. Captain Morgan. Bell. .

iAmerica's Ace. Premier .1 Wat-lBanks. Eva Budlonl1- P'l"'-'” 3110-! Nme dash”

iter is holding down the rail llong. Abner IttcGraw. y y y Another big card has licenlwoody and Prudence Hy startidayllght time.

Of Season Night Races

'Itoy;il Train lwiseilerl lArionway t(flidinlirei Miss. Palll (Neill) Tiino -2:10 45. Alilricl E. owtlctl by C. O. driven by Lorne Kelly. Pari-miltilcl: 26.10: 0.30. 6.70: l 7.10, 3.50: 12.30. . 2nd and tith I Barccna Hanover. ICrcainr-rt l rG. Ann ('. I('allbeckl lltloosicr Doctor iShawl Ranitln 'Il'IacDonald' 4 -Wait For Me i0'Mcaral S Parker's Pick ICudmoret 6 I ll