Jockey longden Wins Gold Cup On Hindu Wand

EDINBURGH AP) Jockey -loluuw 1-onaden won the Edin- l""'ll' G014 CUP handicap race Monday on Hindu Wm.

TIIG 45-year-old veteran who bu ridden a world record of (.881 Will." Pushed Canadian-owned Hindu Wand to half a length vic- tory in the one-mile. seven-fun 12:11! hlndicav for first prize of

mild" Wind. bought recently by Max Bell of Calgary, wgg the 4. to-5 favorite in the field of five runners.

Tuesday. Sept;lC:m1956 The Guardian. Page 1

International League All-Star Team Selected

SPORT INTERNATIONAL nation and follows John Van Cuyk. MONTREAL (CF) - The four 1951; Mai Malletie, 1952; Tom LI- cluba that squared off in the ln- sorda. 1953, and Ken Lehman. ternational League playoffs have 1954-55.. Clltillfed Ill 11 POGNOIII OI Eh! Parris. who won the league bai- cIrcuit's all-star team. it was an- ting title with a .321 average. also Bounced Mundllh lwon easily. He polled 3 votes to

Gordon Walker of Toronto. Pl"95'1Ihr9e for Johnny Lipon. Colum- ident of the league's baseball writ-l bug Jet; ihtrdhase mu, err i tiun, announced tiiatl ()1-may mg Lhvenguih, Toronto pennant-winning Toronto Maple playgr5 namgd most valuable Leaf! Dl3C9d T0"? "WI! 0!! lh87pla.vei' and most valuable pitcher respectively last week. were both easy winners with each attract- ing 21 votes.

The closest fight was for first base where Bouchee. with 12 'liil9s. odgt-ti Joe Cunningham of

squad. .

Miami Marlins and Ainnti-eal Royals each plat-ed three and Rochester Red wings one

Here is the team as S9lPt'lt'tl hy 39 writers:

Expect Bailey To Run For Minute

Mile At Sydney A---- T .1 1 . ..f;',:.i: ”:::..”l.I::""at:...lF”"i:,; :::':;.”::”:.:::.:..i.t.'i..'”.:i::.:i t:: p ronto; third base. Clyde warm. A I 1. .1 Enter eight. ....t:i.t?22:.tF.:.:;... ..:::.:::,s PALACONA BREAKS MARITIME TRACK RECORD ;:gg.;;;:;;. -:g:;,;g:.-gm, ”"

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mu mile in Sydney next Sunday when Jim Bailey has his first mile race since his arrival from the U.S.

Two major opponents will be Victorians Merv Lincoln and Ron Clark. who are both close to four minutes. Dave Stephens. who ran I KNIT 5-000 metres Saturday. will also compete.

26 1-2 lb. Salmon

Wilson, Toronto; Cal Aliranis, Mi- ami: bobby Wilson. Mnntrcal: catcher. Cari Sawattki Tni-onto, righthanded pllt'hPr. Lynn Laven- Fred Kipp. Montreal. manager. guth, Toronto; lcfthanded pitcher, il)tm Osborn. Miami. KIPP UNAB-'lM0i'S f'H0lCF. Kipp. rookie 20-name winner. was the lone unanimous choice He la the sixth successive Mon- treal southpaw to win the desig-.

tl3;llhWl9)dll185da.i' Tllt;lll.IS?pl.Enll)Pl' ,Pal:Ctt)Inl3. the how Maritime re. cord established 20 years ago, for - 3 3W"3 is 3 col Font Kay , our 0 tier lttr mo-teat--old trot- two-year-old trotterii. Palacona. I llluh ("Md ml!” recently by M" l 'e.”- l3 R”.5"5el ”a'””"' The W9

. Vewson, and an interesting side vious Maritime track record for "3m My ”ldl”3' drwen by "W"? llilht to the Tt?('Ilrd is that Mr. New- two-year-olds was 2 22!. establish. Elmer Newsun oi.Summerside. in sun. drivini: Kay Cash, won the ed at Cllarlotloimin twenty years seen crossing the finish line in 2.19! three-year-ob iuturity rare at ago by Guy Kalmuck, driven by 4-5 at the Charlottetown Race track Charlottetown in 1949, The 5;", 01. wmard Keuyg

590"” T-RA" Maiiene Stewart

Breaking the Maritime track 11-!

CANADIAN

Neiied After long Young sumvan Has Fought Wins First Round p::g.gg::g?;::.vM..C8..;.;.:: m'?ml'

ltitie holder, is the only Canadian

Slnlggle Sunday A Couple Oi Thousand Fights;w”me"'5 50" ml

3, tnrhrig. AM Creamy I Gary in attendanla and interest toot-

FREDERICTON cri - Wil- g IMJIAV.-lPl)l.l start Mar- imi, housewife and the first N" h" ”""1””"' "W M" llgm P. Mung," of pa, HMS KY WHITNEY MARTIN two years ytiiinut-r. weighed 150. lonp Sleuart of ivnmhril. ()nL Negro ever to play in the national C3"3d””' ”l”"- M" "" gmwm ' ' has not been healthy. A succeu

NJ” netted I gmlrpound salmon NEW YORK 4APt - The young so he look iiii llic ”liig" men. Monday crushed Phebe Brewster amateur. gate Mrs. Philip Cudonl on me xridlmm the game h"

from the Miumicm River aim. Mfellow with the sandy hair and; ”I fought 24 rights in a neck or :x;pu- ii...-eng cm”, 3 and 5 or Mgmpiair, NJ” . rinse nml. p , broad shoulders didn't look like ii; when l was M v -ar. id.” h h . '. . ' . 1 - PFOVEH I Yhllule fin-nclnlly. EM hour bank Sunday The 42'l man who had had a couple of said. ”and later l'ft(uigTtt (llti lune: In er hm rmmd mauh 0! the mm the 1956 Cums Cup marl Cinadli" Cl”b' Wwld Ut5- 9"-

puuth Cnnimonweallh team nivirilicr iohn Belheli tleftt OT Miasaii. Bahamas hoists the flag uizii tn the eight teams participat-

inch fish is I prime contender fort

honors in annual New Brunswicktthomiand ligms'

ing in the 13th annual Inlornation-ynicni on three occasions. Looking al Tuna Cup Matcher here is the on is W E. "Boo" Meyer of Ber- symbol of victory. The common muda. the team captain.

wealth has won the tuna tourna-l (CP Photo)

lleport World's -Largest Meteorite Crater In Sask.

Rv DON PEA('0CK l.Ili;I(ll8II'I Press Staff Writer tiztiwn tCPi -- A Canadian . ljtlixl has rclurncd from a i.u'iIn-iii Saskatchewan lake with tvtit-ui-o of what he believes :1 .it no lllt' world's largest met- ttvtilr cralcr. .

ii. if J. S. lnnes of the Do- n mun tiliwi-vatoi-y. accompanied L't'tIl0E:Sl Waiter Pearson oi itu sit-aktitt-iioivan resources tie ,.:itiut-iii. spcnt most oi August

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out-titzaillltl l)ccp Bay at the .n.itliciistcrii end of Reindeer l.u..-, ahniit 250 miles north oi

l'iiitic Mlicrt

ilc rriuructi uiih evidence that t'.t- t-trciiliir depression forming lttvoo llnv is a crater cralcd by -nuiv fulliiiuiiicicor . probably 6.- tm in Iilijlthl 3-cars ngo.

”'llic ohm intrrcstlng thing Is il't' tl('l)llI of the hike." Dr. lnnes told it rcitnrlt-r Wednesday. its av-

.ieor likely never will be available

cringe depth was about 60 it-ct. but (icon and Bio miles across. in the bay. he and his party de- The nearest thing to it is the termined through echo iioundiiigs'New Quebec crater found several that the depth is more than 700 years ago in Quebec's Ungava fcct. area. it is about two miles wide. Observatory officials said proofl. While recognized as a highly prob- ihat the by was formed by ii me-lalile meteor crater by Canadian St'lOntl3ilS. the Ungava one bass not through discovery of meteoric nia-lhcen accepted by United tales tcrial because of its great age. ltlspccialists who demand meteorite is beieved to have occurred be'matt-rial as absolute proof. fore the last glaciers covert-d that Next largest crater is at Wolf part of the earth. Crock. Australia. It is about I mile EVIDENCE REMOVED across. "Ice has moved down anti”NmAN LEGEND rubbed DWI! must 0i U19 I'll-l The Reindeer Lake investiga- dcnce." DE lnnes Salfl Bill "W-.titiii grew out of Dr. lnnes recol- deprcssion did not fit the pattt-rn lemon ht yhdthn legend; gbout

salmon competitions.

Woodbine Parit To Welcome Longden in Races Thursday

den. nerii than any other jockey in the history of lll'1l'SF racing. at Thursday.

of earth formation in the arcta. Deep Bay which he heard during "W! 00mPelel)' out of Cltaraftef a gravity-weighing trip in tlhe area with the general patttirn anti goo: in 1947, 1 I011)! Of "12 "FEE" lit- cxpaiiicd that grnviiy's pull'

it in I mo"-tor Pfillcf. ii5 5i" vnrics iiccnrtiing to earth fnrmn-l Wll mill? it the blilll95K known in (ion anti by measuring its inten- the world. it is at least 700 foolish-yr. gwiogisig up get some ideal of the cnrlh's formation.

llllhveat Exports Climb in T956

0l'1'All”l, fCP)mCannda's wheat Mntirts climbed by-il6.000.0(h) in ll'v lllxl x('lcn munihs of I956, li"llllllL' in push total shipments to I now liicli

Wltcrit shipments i the seven months iiici'ctinicd to -3l7.l22.000 llttlll -201,203.00!) in the similar M3 period. the bureau of statis- tu rcpnrtt-d Wednesday.

riicsc and other gains boosted ntul cxporis to -2.694.400.1111). up t.iH.4Itti.ti0il from i955.

In a previous report. the bureau uimatcd. however. that imports n the scven months far exceeded lUIot'is This increased Canada's t-rt-ign trade deficit to a record fv't7.':ittI.ttt)0 from Sl6i,m0.000 in ltc i9.'i.'u scvcii-mtintli period.

The dciailed report on exports ihuwt-ti that newsprint still main- uineti its lead as Canadiits No. I wont iirm. rising by 329000.000 n llio econ months to 8407.403.-

hcco Bay has been known to ttnti avoidt-d by Indians for many

Reslncled Use gvciirs. he said. Because of its depth lit is a poor fishing ground and

BALTIMORE iAPl - Adol wcinacker of Detroit walked his way into the Olympics Sunday with I victory in the U.S. national A.A.U. 50 kilometre walking championships.

The 27-yearold air force officer i'l'0S92('(T the finish line four hours. 38 minutes and 57.5 seconds after

the use of st-ptic tanks in ui'banl'ous for small craft. search Council. lol ' B rth

danger of contamination of public. YmP'c e here recently was formed under

department of health. the group

Ida with a representative from

So tic Tank Ur ed P 9 its ircaciicrous waters and lack of or community developments havei b:cn urged by a special atlvisnry . tAdolph Weinacker The newly-fomied group rt-com- mended the restriction bot-auiic and private water supplies. NRC; said Wednesday in a stntcmnt. 1 NRC1 associate committee on the National Building Code. Handed includes sanitary enginccrs. medi- cal officers. building inspectors Central Mortgage and llousingt Corporation.

OTTAWA tCP-Restrictions or slicitcrcd coves make it hazard-

health group of the National Rt- lWalks Way Into

septic tanks pose an Inherent

The advisory group which met by Dr. A. E. Berry of the Ontario and architects from across Can-

Main purpose of the advisory

ho had started on the count around ii lake in Clifton Park. Leo Sjogren of New York. the defending champion. was second and James lfewson of Buffalo. VY, third. The three front m.-I

thickened brows and slightly way- ward nose did give the hint he might make his living with his fists.

Most of those fights were in booths at English fairs, John L. Sullivan hastened to explain lie only counts the 90 he has had since he was licensed as a pro in listing his record.

The 23 - year - old Sullivan was giving a icllow Briton. Pat Mc- Ateer. it little moral support. The lad with the famous boxing name has been river hero fighting for . .some time while McAtc-or is I Wm "dew newcomer.

Park ""91 Both are niititilcuciiziiis and in 1

Wilden. now holidaying lnlllill-ly llilttlSllleatI'lilt?(lll':Vll((l'l,;htrer2ll)llll:lll E"Kl"'d- ll” "bled "'9 0Dl3i'l0lfrom the brow of Sullivan. No -TOCREY Club that he Will B!'TlVelhai'd feelings, though. understand. in Toronto Wednesday and thatyrlaurign AT 14 he wishes to ride in four races Anyway, suiihvan was on Thursday. . Tut his early days when he was

Loiigden. who was born in l-2ng- la in on all comers within about land but started his riding rareert-to pounds of his weight in the on Western Canadian tracks. has booth show run by his father He ridden 4.87:! winners. 'weighed 91! pounds. His brother,

roaonro CPt-Johnny Long-I who has ridden more win-

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"I not only fought. but I drove the truck. and publicized lhel show. I also was the electri ian,I although i didn't know too much' about it. Onc night while I was) fighting the lights started to tiim,l so I jumped out of the ring. fixed. them up. climbed back in. put on. my gloves and continued the' fight.

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