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just past and fans trying to keep .of Jack in the finals.

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Roy csmpsnella's two - out slnlle gcored three eighth-innini N" am broke up a tie same and brought the second-place Brook- syn Dodgers a 6-3 victory over

' the pl-nves' National League lend to two games once again.

It was the only lessue some scheduled for the day. In the American. Cleveland was y Washington for a 1118111 91190" 9'-

A leadoff double by Junior Gil- ugm, a sacrifice and an inten- tional walk to Duke Snider. whl Md wnlloped his 35th home run earlier as the Dodge?! lllfied whlttllng away ll 3 50 Mlli waukee lead. 801 "19 37001” ”)H' ing in the eighth agBlng:tSiB(l:';C:i Turillo next hit a bouncer back

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title was vacated last month by Don

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Chico in home runs and a double and Bach Colavlto smashed his 17th homer Cleveland de- feated Washington 5-1. Bob Le- rrlon won his 17th game of the season and the 198th of his major league career as the second-place Indians lflmmed New York Yan-

caught Gilliam between third and home for the second out.

Then Jackie Robinson was given an intentional walk to load the bases and Campy came up to knock his breakup single to left center.

Joe Adcock's Bard home run in the second and Bobby Thomson's iltth, with a man on in the fourth. gave the Braves their early lead against It-game-winner Don New- combe. Snider smacked his homer with one on in the sixth and the Dodgers then tied it in the seventh as Robi.nson doubled and Sandy Amoros singled.

Don Bessent won his first of the year. allowing just one hit over the last four innings in relief of Newoombe. Conley now' is 7-8. The victory gave the Dodgers a split in their final two-game series in County Stadium this sea- son.

Csrrasquel slammed two

Monday night ai

kees' lead to seven g es. Carrasquel hit his off Hall

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five non-official starters in Lake Ontario marathon'swim:

.::;.. :2 ":3 Will "”'.......hk ms ' l ' minutes. 1 9 0 C ' CeCIl Dowllng Billy Connor. so, Hamilton, offi- SKY OVEBCMT eial. three hours, five miles. Three of the -'” ,, were

gary, unofficial. 2.5 minutes. six

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real. official. three s and 40 The identity of in. fourth d 1”” "I. Done" 'm "G T M minutes. son was not lsnedigtely Greta Anderson. 28. Dawney. The swim was three hours 151;

Young Vern Handrahan is anoth- er in the long line of modern day theory that the youngsters of today disprove the

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league. and only about two oi the runs he gave up were earned. is Pitching, with a capital . Vern lost two of those games. but it waqft his fault. Cecil Dowling slugged his way intermittent rah

Standings

By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League

Griggs. the loser. after Indians collected Jim Hogan walked in the second Bobby Avila injgcunpghggg inning. He added a solo homer gles.

Ten Swimmers Plunge Into Lake For 32-Mile Marathon.

(CP) - Early quitters Monday night among the 10 official and the

Winnie Roach Lueszler. 30, Cal-

Lies Put Jamnic . E. Mont-

Calif., Official, five hours. about

NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE. Ont. dmled are pampered and not as phy- (CP)-The chosen 10 plunged into by all the commotion. Locally we gicslly strong nor as willing to use Nlngal-n River Q31-ly Mon. law the weekend open up with I work as the old timers. Vern pitch- herse race Saturday while up in ed three brilliant games for the lummerside Barry's Lions were Stars over a five-day period. That Ontario. The attempted crossing

ering a defeat to the RC. is 27 innings of baseball. In those began at 0 p.m. EDT. Finn and nuns I 1-0 lead 21 innings Vern allowed the Flyers h he beat of five series for the only 1; ma, which is par for my seven men and three women who Island Softball title. 0!! WW

night and started on a 83- ml e marathon swim across Lake

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Bob Bedard Captures Eastern Canada Tennis Championship

tennis of the Fontana oitened Ind moped to a three- Sllne lead before Bedard started to come back. The Sherhcooke player knotted the count at three games each. Then the two traded games. each pl. W, service while still!!! some bril- liant rallies, and ran the seam to (Hi.

Turning point of tho match was the nth suns in tile sot. rs. T010!"-0 NI!!! was serving and double faulted twice in dropping the game. Bedard served his way to a love game in the next and won the set S-S1

In the final, th Sb "-3" I'll! UP a 4-0 lead gm: never headed. taking the at H,

Bedard gained the Hun! rougd 11!, the tourney by eliminating Lawrence Barclay of Vancouver and Montreal in three gem, The Toronto player gtgggd .3 up. let Win over Montreal's Henri Rochon In five sets to move into the final against Bedard.

QUEBEC (CP) - Youns Bob Bedard of snerbrooke. Que-. Mon- dgy night captured the eastern Canada singles tennis crown wl a 6-1. 2-8. 3-6. 6-3 win over fel- low-Davis Cupper Don Fontanl of Tomato.

The m stch was originally scheduled for July 9. but WI! rained out. The lengthy postpone- ment followed because of I11? mu 1 month by Bedsrd and Fontana to play in other t-out ament .

In the contest, Bednrd's service. strong throughout the match. seemed to be the deciding factor. In the opening set he lost only one game of his service to win 6-1.

Fontana came back well in the second. The rangy Toronto player got his service working smoothly and placed his shots well to take the set 6-2.

DOUBLE FAULT DID IT The third set provided the best

d sary. Alta.. Johnn S). of Montreal and

Vic. N, of Toronto

town. However, officials

wind was blownig from the north- west.

As the approved marathoners waited for the signal to get going. wildcstter Jimmy Wood. . of Candler. N.C.. made his bid to cross the lake. He was pulled from the water only four miles from his goal. it was his fourth unsuccessful attempt in two years and the third this year.

CROSSED THREE TIMES Those who qualified arc: Cliff

young fellow this some time and he said he thought about t the expenses involved during gin: few yeershwgpld put the I ""1151 ll-IC ts into realities. Be dgnred will

contested but Liz Coyle'g efunnd 04 I130”!!! proved stronger.

In the other match defeated Jackie C

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tellarton And alifax Win In -D league

STELLARTON (CP) ton Alblons defeated Truro Bear- catl 7-1 Monday night to even the Halifax District best-of-seven Invitational Mixed Dou sanl-final sclss H. lillysd at 5.!) W Carmen Notice. the in for

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PROBABLE PITCHERS

game of s Halifax and District League best-of-seven semi-fina1.h Putnam"),

Citadels collected 13 hits from National Lea

Dartmouth hurler Jim Raugh. pm 1, "T flood Mumv for Halifax save an inn (Sunnis-Ii. iiianhilihiiiiie mm bur". "mu of am," Ind Brooklyn at Chicago (2) Maglie

R” mm” of Danmomh Mu. (7-4) and Dryldale (34) vs Drab-

hit home runs in the 10th inning :(',l,:.k.:? gl:c';'::t1(,(';,,,lL

0' the 11-min! Elma Halifax Antonelli (13-12) vs Nuxhal (as)

commi,t'te:iix.seven errors to Dlfir PllllIdelp(l1lloS. at St. Louis (N)-

mm"h am am. 1. Imd M lmmons ) vs Schmidt (H) American League

mm at Halifax. Kansas City at New York (N)--

D d k 319:3; or Keliner (7-4) o gers an Flyers 3-0

Cleveland at Baltimore (N)- Wayne Schl

Garcia 10-11) vs Mom-g may

Chicago at Washington 2. twi- Iiigtlt) Wilson 11-12) and Kcegan (4-5) vs Stobbs (12-10) and Wies- ler (S-9) or Ramos (11-ll) Detroit at Boston-Lary (13-11) vs Parnell 7-I)

eyer threw a 2-illt

Joan Storey

8-8. 6-1. in the first set Jackie led 3-0 and than 5-2 and led in the game 40-15. But she couldn't make set Point and Joan came back strongly

The two finalists Lls Coyle and - Stellar- -T0!!! Storey will play Saturday at

The semi-finals-of the Ladles' bles will be 3.

wild gtu-tqd on testants are Joan Weir and Many '11-um Kays vs. Elisabeth Willett and Gor lievcd in the ninth by cm;-u. don Moore. The winner of this Symeon after Torn Tierney hit a mltch W111 Play Jim Johnstone home for Albion. with mm on, and Liz Coyle for the title Thurs-

NEW YORK (AP) - Probable pitchers for today's major league baseball games (won-lost records

hours. 50 minutes, Aug. 13 and 13.

Racing Results

Winnie Roach Leuszler. S0, of Cal- )! Lscoursierc. Anks Laure-

stsrting at this Niagara district- of the gwim commm" finally gave the l get underway this evening at Mem- go-ahead although the sky was orlal Field with Fiddler MacDon- overcast and a 14-mile-an-hon) ddv. 3-lye", hub from . mumh.

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Flyers And Dodgers Start City Baseball Finals Tonight

The City League baseball finals

Stars in thre hard fought games last week while the Dodgers may be a little stale from their long layoff. The Dodgers haven't play. ed for about two and a half weeks but coach Kennedy has been keep- lng them in trim with constant practices.

Two righthanders will face each other from opposing mounds. The Dodgers will be going along with Ronnie Stanley while MacDonald has announced his pitching choice 3 big Donnie MscLean.

Game time is 7 p.m.

Ch'lown Club Tennis loumey s1;.P elgpnaws. N.B (cs)-ghsl-ans

Croix Golf and Country Cub led; tha first round of the sand annusl' The Charlottetown Club Tennis Maritimes Senlors' Golf Associa- Tournament will start this even- tlon tournament. ilng at 5.90. Men's singles only are The New Brunswick and Prince scheduled, for today but it is ex- Edward Island senior champion pectcd that all classifications will fired a onecver-par 72 Monday. he in operation this week. Tha concluding second round will Paul Keys is the defending be pllyed today. -champ and top-seeded in the tours Campbell. a member of this most and Walter Cullen is see- yesr's N.B-P.El Willingdon Cup and-seeded. team, was two under par for the Owing to imited playing time in first nine with a 34 and came the evening matches in which one home in 38-three over par. or other of the players does not MAndr.:w wtiitlpnmghaaras olfrillagfax. show up will be defaulted. ow an . ve- me , winner Percival Streetar of Riv- TODAYR D35" erside shot 81 for third place. Gordon More vs. -Hal Sampel George Barnes. Riverside, had:1vo Cudmore vs. S Rogers. an 82. The defending ion.'B. Rogers vs. W. Murphy Francis Mavor sf Edmundston. 1!. Power vs. T Landry required 03. A. Landry vs. G. Burnett

lant semi-final series with the Stars. squaring away with Forbie Ken- nedy's league-leading Dodgers.

I In the five times the two teams met over the regular schedule the Flyers were victorious on three

occasions and the Dodgers took verdicts in the other two.

The Flyers are in fighting trim for the series having played the

Campbell leads first Round

Al Harelbrooll

Results of horse races held at Hazelbrook Saturday, August 25. were:

CLASS A-181' DIVISION Buddy Watson (E. Clow) 1 Guy Baron (C. Wood) . . . . .. 2 Dan McEleayn (Smallwood) 8 Times-2.19; 2.N CLASS A-IND DIVISION

(J. Thorndale (L. Young) Real Lusty (E. Magennls) .. I Times-2.20: 2.21

CLASS 3

Mickey Budlong. (Mhlrhead) 1 'Grscious Girl (J. J. Ryan) . I Times-3.88; 184

CLASS C Jean Yorke (McMu.rrer) 1 Granville Yorke (Gamestcr) I Miss Federal (Jones) 1 Timek2.w; 2.25

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Filly Breaks Two World Records

DU QUOIN, Ill. (AP) -- Good Counsel. a bay filly owned by Castleton Farms of Lexington, Ky.. broke two world records and a track record at the Duquoin state fair Monday.

With Frank Irvin in the sulky. Good Counsel won the first heat of the 87.481 breeders-filly stake for two-year-old pacer: by 10 lengths with a 1:58 1-5 clocking for the mile.

This broke all records for two- year-old harness horses and low- ered the track record of 1250 set by Dudley Hanover three years

ago.

Good Counsel repeated handily in the second dash of the race in 1:00 2-5 and the two-heat clock-

Harness Racing

FREDERICTON (CP)-A lone double win in harness racing here Monday night went to a Wood- stock horse, Dornlnion's Pride. Single victories were won by Jo-Ann Castle, Betty's Princess. Brighton. Arlene's Money. Mighty Grand and Lesabel.

Calgary Court Sure Slarler

LONDON (CP)-Calgary Court. a three-year-old bay colt owned by Max Bell of Calgary, was listed Monday as a definite nin- ner in the Doncasfer St. Leger.

Thorndale (Young) Buddy Watsui (Clow) ...... .. Dan McElwyn (W. Smallwood) Southport's Pride (Ssnallwood) Real Lusty (Magcnnis) Time-2.25

Granville Yorke (Gamester) .. Mickey Budlong (Muirhead) .. Jean Yorke (Mclllisrrer) I Gracious Girl (Ryan) ...... .. 4- Time-2.28 3X5 Officials-Stnrtcr. J. Thomas

Earl Ballern. Jack Murphy; Tim- are. E. Shaw. E. Barnard.

Baseball Results By THE CANADIAN PIISS American Laagae

Cleveland 01) 011 100- I ll 1 '.'.'alhingtoI 0000(1) 110-2 I 0 Lemon and Began: Griggs, Stewart (ti). Grob (9) and Court- ney. L-Griggs. BR: Cle. Carus- quel 2. Colavito.

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Pealles Advances To Finals By Defeating Sourl

last of Britain's five classic races.

British bookies quoted the Ca- nadian-owned colt at 0 to 1. Cur- rent joint favorites for the race at 4 to 1 are the Queen's High Veldt and the French colt Pant Levis. owned by Baron Guy do Rothschild. The race will be run over lit miles at Doncaster. a

ing of 8:50 3-5 broke the former world record for that catego ;. The 87,073 breeders-filly stake for two-year-old trotters went to Cassia Hanover. owned by Mrs. Charlotte Sheppard of Hanover, Pa.. and driven by Fred Egan. The mile times were 2:06 and 1:05 H.

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CNEW YORK (AP) - Al (Bod) Schoendienst. a tower for Nelviv Y3: Glsatnts JIM acqulai on m . Louis

14; has stroked his way into till thick of the National LGISIIO lilt- ting race.

The 33-year-old switch - hittl-III second baseman hopes to win the title that narrowly Olllded Um I3 1050 when he finished second to Brooklyn's Carl Furillo. Red had a .842 average to .844 for the

sports TRAIL

' Moaning Of

By WHITNEY MARTIN

NEW YORK (AP) - Odd how baseball comes up with a super star, an outstanding gate attrac- tion. every time the fans start moaning over the facing of an idol who had lured them to the parks.

It ls.as if the successor, or suc- cessors. were poised in the wings with a hsnd against his back ready to give him a push into the

when a voice yells lNow

Hopes TO WIN. ims

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A Super-Star Rises llllhen A

L. Bailing Race-

Doillirf ou . seven-points to .83. Be While Wally good of tile Caidalhitsin I trips. Allin. manic? Milwaukee's Hank Aaron setter s ago. fall into 3,, runner-up , as a result oi ggilliidual a sis-point drop to .83. ,.mmm momd . g.. In. "glad IANTLI IN FRONT est increase ers. c