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BASEBALL RESULTS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Boston 000 010 000—1 8 1 Detroit 000 102 00x—3 6 1 Delock, Kiely (8) and White: a i oe) oo

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Cincinnati 000 021 000-3 6 1 Cleveland 000'200 02x-4 9 1 O'Toole, Schmidt (4) Pena (8)

Brown. W-Perry. L-Pena. HRs: Cin- ; CleColavito. - Baltimore 050 200 030—10 171 Washington 000 000 010—1 5 1 Walker and Triandos, Ginsberg (8); Ramos, Valentinetti (2), Kra- lick (4), Hyde (9) and Fitzgerald. W-Walker. L-Ramos. HRs: Bit- Triandos (6), Nieman (3), Pilar- eik (2). Wsh-Bertoia (4). : National League Los Angeles 000 200 000-2 12 6 San Fran 000 100 000-1 6 1 Williams and Roseboro; San- ford, G. Jones (9) and Schmidt. W: Williams (1-0). L: Sanford (42). HRs: LA-Larker (2). | Phila 020 020 000 0-4 10 1 Pitts 000 400 000 1-5 7 0 Owens and Sawatski; Law, Face (1) and Kravitz, Foiles (8). W-Face. HRs: Phila-H. An- derson (2), Bouchee (2) Pgh- Kluszewski (1). ~~ ° Chicago 000 102 000-3 10 0 St. Louis 000 003 001-4 11 6 Drabowski, Elston (8) and S.

'~ Taylor: McDaniel, W. Smith (6),

Nunn (7) and H. Smith, Green (9). W: Nunn (2-1). L: Elston (0-1). HRs: Chi-Marshall 2 (3), Banks (7). St.L-Crowe (2), Mu- sial (2).

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Probable Pitchers,

NEW YORK (AP) — Probable ‘pitchers for today’s major league games _(won-lost records in par- entheses) :

National League Philadeiphia at Pittsburgh (N) —Gomez (0-0) vs Witt (0-8) or Daniels (0-0) Cincinnati at Milwaukee (N)— Lawrence. (2-1) vs Burdette (5-0) Chicago at St. Louis ‘(N)—An- derson (2-1). vé Blaylock (0-1) Los Angeles at San Francisco {N)—McDevitt (1-0) vs Antonelli (3-2) : American League Cleveland at Chicago (N)—Mc- Lish (3-0) vs Donovan (1 Kansas City at Detroit (N)— Herbert (1-2) vs Mossi (1-1)

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- on ite ged é e. : ° = : : 3 Columnist Takes Look : Ar Not ndin | At New Fish And Game Act} LIONS Are Spe 1g ‘This ‘veek I had an oppor- |investigation state: “I wes shoot- Bde Xe cee | tunity to read over the new Fish|ing crows I can take you to ; . and Game Act. It is, not yet in| where I threw some crows after : printed form but -is expected to/I cut their feet off.” This -was ; : 2 Se ae Sepemoetien Jatle tee’ up 10 6 pele bet on : aie a F |has been defined and that is al/key wrench into his, or their Graft ar pected to become « tr-stringrs step forward. In the past anglers|game for there two involved. : UBC and ; ‘ 2 or hunters have claimed the ste-| Quote: “It was a funny looking Several from Vancouver junior tus of farmer on technicalities|crow 1 saw them running to Sek tyr the aine| 72m will be in training camp. Tas doueeaek become eee Gain ‘|Last year this source produced was : oa : tackle Mike Cacic and haifbacks that no restrictions were placed; I wish to make i clear that/ He might added worg| 0* Sending players south jeft them * ae ae = upon wah \senpect tol inpene dhscting soowe to cles | “Geet io me eee Lions this year plan to spend| the property of Lions on their re/Sonny Homer and Ray Lackner. i Soy hunting with hounds or! sroximity to geese 1s committidy | he referred doubtless have bene-| between $25,000 and $30,000 for) the property of Lions on their re-) Claridge graduates this spring, BUMS PAL shooting under the excuse|an infraction of the Migratory | fited from the more than $100,000| development of bantam, midge,t|turn, gave them valuable cosch-/i.. more are due out a yeal 2 of sport. Another important Sec-| Birds Convention Act. Personally | the British Columbia Lions have| ol. junior and intermediate) ing and playing experience, while)» now six will finish school ° tion was practically nullified by/if 1 happen across amy crow OF | @pent in the laut five years for| football in B.C. The money helps/maintaining their Canadian sa-). 14.) 304 19 more in 1962. That great lefthander, Warren the omission of one word. It wes fox hunters shooting closé enough| minor football development 1n|S¥Y Proper equipment and to pro-| tus for football classification. inte Spahn, (above), can’t have any | deleted with intent but it is ap-| to wildgeese, brant or black ducks} BC vide better instruction. With the draft thrown out this} 40ns also appear , coliect- great love in his heart for those | Parent that this word will have | to-jworry and disturb them the) The kids mentioned are 19 play-| BIG POTENTIAL year, Lions have territorial pro-| ing dividends at the gate as they Dodgers. Warren took another |‘ be admitted or the purpose of | party or parties involved is due/ers—i3 linemen and six back-| Before Léons entered the WIFU | tection on players attending UBC) Prepare for their sixth year in heating trom hein tt other | Me Section will have been ren-|for a trip to Court. The Migra- fielders—now attending colpeges| five years ago, between 500 and/end Capozzi said thig will mean| the WIFU still seeking a winning nn dered null and void. tory Bird..Regulations as of the! ang universities in the United|1,000 youngsters played minor/more encouragement to young | season. “ . night, the 26th time they vel This columnist feels very | let day, of September, 1958, has| states, where they get help| football in B.C. Today the total prospects to atiend university Two months before training trounced thim since he came into! strongly that hunting foxes with|this yo say under loterpretation | through football scholarships in|is sear 3,000, and from thest/ here. The southern promotion willl camp opens the club had sold 50 A iaceene ote He ee Daj.|Rounds should be prohibited ex- (e) “hunting” includes chasing. | obtaining an education. And they|T@nks Lion’ recommend promis | continue, however. per cent more season tickets than ane ae cae toa Lea. | C0Pt from October Ist. till March | pursuing, worrying, foltowing | are potential material for the pro-| ing candidates to U.S. schools. Assistance to UBC’ will be in-|a year earlier; and looked for et ee oe ae. eter ee ae and that hunters who insist | after or on the trail.of, stalling, | fessional Lions of the Western The idea, begun four years 28°! creased, primarily in the form of | 20,000 season-ticket sales. Capozzi the with Warren on hunting crows between March |or lying in wait for a migratory | Interprovincial Football Union. |@ad now beginning to produce! tore and improved coaching| said. the club must average at snoamem " 15th. and June 15th. do so at)bird, and any trapping, attempt-| NOT DIRECT AID tangible dividends, was promo’ed| stor and facilities. attendance of 24,000 a game in oe their own risk and that no Crow|ing to trap,-or shooting at a mi-| Capozzi, general. manager of | primarily because Lions couldn't) 15 bor pivipENDS ‘| the 28,000-seat Empire Stadium to Bruins, Rangers Shooting Contest be authorized| gratory bird, whether or not the/ Lions, wanted to make clear that|hold the playing rights to prow) “\ ou in) ciuh is collect-| meet its planned $562,000 budget. before June 15th. in any year. Its] migratory bird is then or sub-|the B.C. football club was not|Pects attending the University of di a Average 4,000 [passing sirance how keen hunt-| sequently captured, killed or in-) paying their way through school.| British Columbia! in Vane°uver- | tomy ee Se ae - 4 EES |p etl p aces Shmamaghagre vee is Jonge nmol poor] MR Pood onal Weng vo |epent investment. Towing Service e arrive we've been giving these © 2 a Ean Fans A Game . spring and yet I have watched|means the period prescribed for! hoys financial assistance,” Ca- Giants Edge lat ene erated Ras Day Phone $722 LONDON (CP) — New York|S0me of those self same hunters/any area ly these regulations | pozzi said. “That's not the case. StaSe University to take his place || NWwt Plsne Rangers and Boston Bruins have| *Ve Past big, lazy, ebony black | Guring which it is lawful to kill, 3 Dod J-] as. 2 Lion regular. This season Member B.A A. been averaging 4,000 fans a game|‘25C@4s_ sunning themselves on hunt, capture, injure, take ot M0-! spring brant ' was bad. I cut the gers Bruce Claridge, an outstanding MURPHY’S for the first third of their 22-game| {CBee Posts with a stones throw |lest such bird in such area”. Its |investigation short with this on University of Wash- SERVICE STATION European exhibition hockey tour. abt Pv gar Ea —— eins tak aces eaten a comment: “How many pairs of SAN FRANOISCO (AP) — Sub ‘aga on amen 6 a ol ig walang -orge watingeg | 9 Crows are smart and it Just in case someone will set| with one ‘che You store deeat| ker smached a two-run homer in = ; aa awe. we ams, | didn’t take them long to find out/ the idea that the foregoing is not | register with ae Thurede . tional Hockey League teams that the unl wertable end will eat sland \ me . .you'll have|the fourth inning pro- HOUSE HOME STYLE CENTER would be in serious trouble from] ine adver, af the oon cent lie Court te tbe teuhe, |, tel it to the Magistrate.”'|vicing Stan Williams and Los An- AND for two jam - games in| 4” crow chmot oat ie a ae ay Be one ieee (at to 0 avail. He was fined| victory over San Francisco. _ <0 Switzerland. f al hed dew ve a re- a ee © | $20.00 and costs or 30 days and| The righthander recorded his ae LATEST TIME AND LABOR SAVING for their two games in England, > oe Ooliper nounced a Crow Shooting Con-|Later on Johnny White, Kings in 1,400 fans for the two games| ¥#¥Y DO THEY? test. an Se ae a County Provincial Game War- for ay in France and 500 for their only| Another point: why do ed o's suited a chap len, te time, hailed a chap game in Belgium. But 19,000 fans|»unters go afield with their riottetown th . the ae, Court for throwing stones Gil turned out to watch two games|hounds in mid-April and later pwsmamtao id 2 the| at black ducks. He was fined ia Switzerland. What spcrt is there in setting|@unes bordering the bathing }$10.00 and costs. Don't under es- Although the attendance has|hounds on a fox about to have a|Seach. I knew tat de like | wnate the Migratory Bird Regu- been well below the expected| litter 6 or 7 pups or one that] fine’ wp along : lations. . .they have teeth as long level, the tour promoters in-|'s al nursing a litter of that i full view of the hictues (eet. asa Bengal Tiger. dicated that they still hope to| Size? Quite a few true fox hunt-|%™" & he told highway. | Incidentally the Regulations as make a good profit. ers quit fox hunting on March a sees the imentins |Mueted have ‘been in effect for The teams, reinforced with|!st As one put it: “Foxes ar|S/00kns crows with the intention | years. Every hunter of migre- some players from other NHL|®0t numerous enough now to be|% “lling Gas tae clined aloe a ee be’ familir American League|# Menace and I don't want to them now re. une “wureteive’ exeemes|shoot myself out of some top| the contest and “hoped to win and $1,000 a player. sport. Its not sporting to kill six| F'"st prize. and seven foxes with one shot| 4 FEW FACTS ® ‘ not “if one is & diedin-the-wool ccanae ce He Nearcti Ma hunter.” I understend that crow c y one of the RCMP. game offi-| SS 0y & body mand of bron’ Becomes est cers investigating a complaint of t by-passed Bigg spring shooting of wildgeese in|CTOWS along the shore Money Winner _ |. Jehaston'sRiver-Glenfinnan| or ae ee pence y areas recently stated according|°®¢ Shell in his possession. . - TORONTO (CP)—Nearctic, bid- |* information received that he| No. 2 Maxum. 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