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the handsome Imperial trophy to skip Ralph

BASEBAII ROUNDUP

ll By THE CANADIAN PRESS ll National League ﬁincinnati 0()0 101 430—9 1] 1 hiittsburgh .000 100 023—6 10 5 Wﬂaddix. wish) (9)~ Rabe (9) ‘affcoai (9) and B a i 1 e y R. H ith. R.aydon (7) E. O’Brien (8) Foile. W-Haddix. L-Smith. Ems: Cin - Bilko; Pgh — Thomas,

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irevcns. ‘,. Louis 101 000 moo 8 1 'ihicagn 000 001 05x—(-‘) 11 1

?Mi7ell. Jackson (8) Mu-ffett (8) kid H. Smith. Landrihh (8): Phil- Lbs. Nichols (6) Lawn (8) Elston :3) Mayer (8) and Neemans W- ayer. L - Jackson. HRS: StL- usial: Chi-Baks, Moryn, Long. wvaukee 000 110 300-5 13 ‘ 0 ila 000 000 000-0 5 1 rSpal1_n and (hfandall; Simmons, eye)" (7) Gray (9) and Lopata. ‘immons. HRs: Mil-Roach. Ad- k.

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_s Angeles 010 201 0()0-— 4 7 2

‘Gomez and Thomas; Mc-Devitt,

egray (3) Sherry (6) Roebuck Kipp (8)'and Pignatano. L-

cDev i t i. HRS: SF - Sauer, da: LA-I-lodges, Neal. Gray.

\ American League

;05t0l1_ 100 002 000-3 3 0 ashington 000 200 002-4 8 0 Fornieles, Kiely (9) and White; amos, Clevengerr (9) and Court- ‘ . W-Clevenger. L-Kiely. I-1Rs:

s-Jonson; Was-Sievers.

. timore 000 000 003--3 7 0 ew York 000 011 02x—4 10 1 §0'De1l, Walker (8) Pappas (8) ind Triandos; Shantz, Grim <9) Puren (9) and Berra. W-Shantz.

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Imperial Oil Co. Lt.d.. 5 final bonspiel at the Summerside lCui'liI1;E Rink Saturday night.

Richmond 020 001 102-6 13 0 Scantlebury. Grimsley (o) Cri- mian (9) and Hanna; Bronstad, Dixon (6) Browning (8) and Oldis. W - Scantlebury. L — Bron- stad. _ ' . Buffalo 000102 000-3 3 2 Havana 021 100 l0x——5 6 0

Coleman, Dre-ws (4) Newkirk (6) and Noble; Sl..lt‘ll, Sanchez (7) and. Izquierdo. W—Smith. L- Coleman.

American Association Minneapolis 8 Charleston 3 Indianapolis 5 Omaha 3 St. Paul 7 Louisville 2 Denver 2 Wichita 1

SUNDAY National League

Cincinnati 00() 002 001--3 12 1' Pittsburgh 000 101 011-4 11 0

Nuxhall. Schmidt (8) and Bai- ley; Friend and Foiles. L: Schmidt. HR: Pgh-«Stevens. St. Louis 202 041 000-9 3 1 Chicago 003 0()0 100-4 7 0

Wehmeier. Martin (3) Clark (7) and H. Smith: Brosn an, Philliph (4) Nichols <5) Lnwn (E) Fodge (8) and Neeman. W: lVla~r- tin; L: Brjosnan. HRS: S-tL-Mus ial (2), Chi-Banks, Goryl. Milwaukee 000 000 200-2 5 1 Phila - 002 000 10x—4l 7 1

Trowlbridige, Conley (3) Rush (6) McMahon (8) and Crandall; Roberts ‘and Lppata. W: Roberts; L: Rush. HRs-Mil Aaron. Hane- brink.

Baltimore 000 000 000-0 4 1 New York 000 113 20x_—7 8 0 Johnson, Lehim-an (6) Porto-

carrero (7) and Triandos; Tur- ley and Berra. W: Turley; L: Johnson. HR: Nyk-Siebern.

icleveland 010 100 011-4 7 1 §D_etroit 000 002 000-2 6 0 ! Narleski, Score (9) and Nixon, Brown (1); Bunning, Spencer (9)

Bunning. HR's: Cle-Maris. Cola-

0'Dell. HRs: NY-Carey." Mc- lgougald. ,

lereland 000 000 010-] 6 3

Detroit. 003 320 01x'—9 19 1

110551. McLish (3) Church (5) ﬁoinanek (5) Lemon (6) and ixon; Foytack and Wilson. L- Mossi. 1-IR: Det-Kuenn. lChicago at Kansas City (night), ppd. rain. International League -Rochester 000 010 001-2 4 0 Miami 000 231 00x-6 14 1 Lovenguth. Miller (5) Wright I7) and Oliver; Green and Bucha. 1 g.-Lovenguth. idontreal 020 000 000-2 7 0 giiolumbus 000 000 021-3 7 1 ABirrer. Baligu (9) and ‘teed: iibben, Arroya (9) and Cobos. ﬁll-Arroyo. L-Baligu. _ ifﬂtﬂito 201 012 l()(L--7 13 0 F l

Vito. Minoso, Brown; Det-Boone.

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Chicago , 000 000 ()()2—2 -.5 1 Kansas City 003 310 01x—-8 '9 3 Fischer, McDonald (5) Keegan (6) Rudolph (7) and Lollar; Ur- ban and Ohiti. L: Fischer. HRS: KC-Tuttle‘, Hunter.

Boston ' 011 002 010 0——5 9 0 Wash 113 000 000 1—6 13 1

F. Sullivan, Susce (3) Schroll (4) Wall (6) and White, Daley Pascual, Hiyde (4) Byerly (10) and Courtney. W: B-yerly; L: Wall. HRs: Wash - Zauchun, Sievers.

San Fr 001 411 032—12 15 0 LOIS Angeles 000 200 00()—— 2 8 4

dale. Besseint (6), Laalbine (8) and Boseboro. W: Muntza-nt; L: Drye- dale. H)Rs: SiF—-O'Connell (2). Spenaoer. LA-«Fuirillo.

SOCCER RESULTS

LONDON (Router-s)~Resrults of soccer matches played in the United Kingdom Saturday: INTERNATIONAL Scotland 0 England 4 _ ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I

Arsenal 0 Burnley 0

Aston Villa 2 Sheffield W 0 Blackpool 2 West Brom 0 Bolton 1 Newcastle 1 Everton 2 Man City 5 Leeds 0 Chelsea 0

Leicester 1 Tottenham 3 Luton 2 Portsmouth 1

Man United 0 Birmingham 2 Sunderland 3 Notts F 0 Wolverhampton 2 Preston 0 V Division II Barnsley 1 Cardiff 1 . Blackburn 4 Leyton Or 1

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By JOE MacSWEEN Canadian Press Staff Writer BOSTON (OP) —— Yugoslav-i-a’s Fra-njo Mihaliic skimmed along the hot asphalt like a burning ma-tch Saturday. wri-nu-ing the Boston Marathon the first time out.

The 36-yearpld slightly - bald student and painter took the chal- lenge of the defending champion, Johnny Kelley out the United

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He swept from his head a sort of bandana he wore as protection -from the blistering heat and tossed it to the crowd like a (brides bouq-ue-t.

Kelley, a ' 27 - year - old Grown, =Conn., teacher with a smile on his- lips nad a fighting glint in his eye, seemed satisfied to fin- ish second after he could not hurt the Yugoslav on the stomach- wvnihging test of heaxrtbreaik hill near the end of the race. CANADIANS UNPLACED

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Marathon On First Try

dis-tam-e racing and others who love the race merely for the sake of running. They won plaudits for a gritty performance a.l»t.hou=g.h none finished in the top 10.

A touch of romance was injec- ted into the proceedings when it became known that Mihalic, a student of physical education in Belgrade, is soon to be marriied -to a geologist.

He captured the fifth Marat-hon of the six he has attempted in the two years he has been at it. In the Olympic Games ‘in Aus- tralia he ran second to Frances Alain Mimoun in s-corc~hin.g tem- peratures. Kelley also was en- tered in that race but gave up in the heat. .

Mihalic, who developed his slim but powenful legs as a cy- clist, finished Saturday in the time of two hours, 25 miiunutes and 54 seconds, well off the rec- ord. Kelley was more than a half- mile behind in 2:30.51. '

The heat, touch-im.g more than 80 degrees over the pavement along the route, was a heart- breaker.

RECORD DISIPUTED

Finlsandis Elm Pulkkinen wa s third, well behind Kelley. Until last year the Boston record had been held by Pul:kkine<n's coun- tryimvaih, Anttii Viskraui, who ran the distance in 2:14.14 in 1946.

Later it was found that the

Marathon course of years had

athon distance. Of course, that

stands as the record.

T-ony Sapienza of Sou(.hbrids:e. Mass.. ran fourth Saturday and Mexico's Pedro Peralta was tirfth. It was an oddity of the race tih-art Kelley, Mihalic and Pulk- kinen, who frequently were found in that order at the head of the pack, carried the card Nos. 1, 2 and 3 respectively. ‘

Roland Miichaud, a 30-year-old Montreal plasterer, had the race- happy Bostoniavns agog in the earl-y part of the Marathon when he pounded along st=rongly in fourth place, sometimes in third.

Later lvlicihnaud, who emiigra-ted to Oanadia from France five years ago, admitted he went into action as he would in a race of shorter distance, since this was only his second attempt over the maot-hon length. He ﬁiiniished in 22nd plza-ce, wrecked by cramps. BEST-PLACED CANADIAN

There was sarnethii-ng strik- ingly wonkma-nilnlike a b o u t the swrarthy lvllichaud, as he took pmﬁfcred drinks from helpers and splashed them over his head, bathed in sweet, as he dashed along duining ﬂhe heat of the mice.

i‘Micha~ud’is was the best Cana- dian placing in the race.’ Of a five-man team from the Toronto Glad-stone Olulb, four fi-nished. B-olb Goldie placed 30th, George Nonman 35th, vor Roblb 38th and Albert Hay 49th. John Chu-rch was fonced out after 20 miles by ill- ness.

Doug H-are of Ham-i~liton, form- erly of Calgary, and Sid Simiith, Burlington, Ontl, and Hamil-ton, were not listed among the official

" finishers.

( The race really began to take (shape at Wellesley Square, just past the midway mark — 131/2 miles from the start.

Kelley, Mihalic and Pu-likk-inen flashed past the square mun-ing almostly exactly even, with M1- chaud trailing by about 100 yards. .

The runners then hi-t a long up-l grade, and‘ Kelley tried to dis-5 courage his opponents. It was prolbably there that he lost the race. Pulkkinen dropped to ‘the rear but the Yugoslav was s-hill at the Aimericaifs elbow when they topped the FNSHED EASILY

It became a two-man race, and when the final gruelling hills came it was Mihalic who ‘dared Kelley to match his pace.

ll/Iiihalic finished the last st-netch running with apparent case. As he brok' the tape. Boston’~s Mayor John B. Hynes crowned him with a laurel wreath and overjoyed countriymuen covered his head with leisuses.

There were t~he1':heart-tu-gging things in the Marathon.

Consider how Montreal's Gun- .n.ar Waihllberg crossed the (fin-ish line with a brave smile, then crept away to a quiet place and whimpered in agony, in the grip of an exc-1*-u-ciasting leg cramp.

Take the case of Toronto's Al- bert Hay, who is 40 and ran his -first Man-athon. He wouldn’t talk to a reporter before the race- ‘because of m)odesty—Ibrut hustled his wispy frame to the news- paper man aﬁterwardis and ex- UMCQCIZ

“Well, I finished. Now ask me questions."

Marathon Leaders

B0ST(),\* (Cm —- Follmrln; is the list of the first five finisher! and the Canadian placing: in the Canadian placimzs in the 6204 Boston AA marathon:

1. Franjo Mihalic, Yugoslavia, 2:25:54.

2. John J. Kelley, Boston AA, 2:30:51.

3. Eino Pulkkinen, Finland,

2:37:05. 4. Tony Sapienza. Boston AA. 2:39:46. ‘ 5. Pedro P e r a 1 t 21. Mexico. 2:42:35. 22. Roland Mi-chaud, Montreal, 2:09:08. 25. Joseph Dube, Montreal Francs-Amis 3:14:15. Official times not listed on fol- lowing Ca-n=adians: 30. Bob Goldie, Toronto Glad- stone ‘ 35. George. Norman, "Toronto Gladstone 38. Ivor Robb, Toronto Gladi- stone 40. Raymond Noel, Quebec Francs-Amis. ' 43. Jean G r o ulx, Montreal Francs-Amis. 49. Albert Hay, ’l'oron-to Glad- stone 54. Gunnar Wahl-‘berg, Montreal Francs-Amis 61. Albert Noel, Quebec Franci- A-mis

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