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The dam building program fer ; marked: “That's a terrific job.” Queens County sponsored by the/ Doctor Prowse: “One thing is Game Association has finally got-| 4.4 personal opinion ts that it ten underway. At a,meeting of 7 will be a honey for trout. Its the Branch early this spring Dr/| deep, shaded and the water is Wendell MacDonald the Presi- ice cold, a setup dear to a trout’s dent announced he had received!) ,ar. : }@—promise of one thousand dol- ° - i : lars trom the Hon, Dugald Mac- Se ee = ee . . Kinnon, Minister of Industry money razil dam even . | Natural Resources to be used for | though the embankment was there | @ STARTS FRIDAY 8.30 A. M, ‘ the purpose of constructing dams/ except for a large gap in the i < . for public . Incidentally a id Experience has taught | ¥ ‘ like grant. was placed at the dis-|“""" ‘ » * posal of Kings and Prince Coun-| that i is aot eafe to trust old , Shake Sata ce Onl Saeed rolsned VOttons Committee he asked me if I} studded with sections of old steel | @ . would consent to supervise the jrails and a huge section of con- ' Sy * construction of such dams. Ra-| crete held in place by upright | @ . ther rast, a4,1 ow con see |sied, ral vas suarely im the mplete deliout ime § — : ‘ te eet | title of th. bones ew fill was : made promise after I|piaced in front this was | ( ‘ }ROYAL VISITORS SEE RECORD MADE . was assured by Anson MacLau-/done the gap stood out like a 0 Ber . < tnt ite Deiat hae fr the Dearne! of Ag |i sant in change soe | GUARANTEED WASHABLE EFii = ; also this : and His’ Royal. Highness. Pri nat ing close behind is W riculture that he, would place one jelects Some tandseapet 4 ) ; . and. His Royal | . up ~ 5 Philip are watching drivar | mile of 2:048 io the first dash of|croft, » mainland , horse, jof their best Bull Douérs and twoling was in order and the heary . gorge Callbeck reign Mighty! feature freefor-all at Char-|driven by Claude O’Brien. ) operators at my wth of trees between the dam washable . program in Queens got wn-/ shut out the view and this space | ( Pen . ioe derway at 1.00 p.m. on Saturday |was cleared. This in turn brought active man . . . wear them at work or play. S White Sox Beat Yankees; 2.2227 Sia SSR} enough to pack/narking lot an some fill between | F ay ' es 7 —— |wtherwise it will spread beneath |this and the pavement. It re- @ Wheat, Tan, Olive és ee Ce the weight of the dozer. So far/| minded me of the ‘Tale without | & : 7 | es * two dams have. been completed | an end’ but I feel when you view | @ Blue segs : ‘ Tigers Blast Orioles 11-2 22s:=:ERi= 2225 se b worth even . y 2 b res River and is known as the Mark -e Black / : ' Brazil Dam. The second is the| “tional cost. ; ¢ is | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | les lit the huge cake presenied by game and got credit for the win. Shaw MacMillan dam at Aiberry| OOF ERATION “3 ¥ * | Chicago White Sox gave Casey | Sox president Bill Veeck to Casey | STARTS RALLY -| } plains named after the late| These dame are the result of & Ne Stengel 2|.100-pound cake and | at the Yank dugout. A small band| Locke walked in the Clevelaid | i MacMillan. Both are real top| co-operation between the Depart-| Little or no Ironing ‘then soured the New york/tooted, “Happy Birthday’, “The/half of the ninth, advanced on notch dams and should afford ex- ments of Agriculture and Natural | bara a Yankee leader's 69th birthday | Old Grey Mare She ain’t what She| Vie Power's single, and scored) cejjient fyture, sport for the ang-! Resources as well as Anse Mac-|& Required f . with a 34 licking on veteran| Used To Be.” and “For He’s A'on Minoso’s third single of the) jing fraternity. Laughlin ind the operators of f on Early Wynn's six-hit pitching. _| Jolly Good Fellow.” game. A BIT NERVOUS the machine. They were thorough . ' Billy Goodman's single after! Then Wynn struck out nine, fan-| The Indians had given started} 1; was » little nervous sbout and efficient. All one had to do | Sherm Lollar’s double in the/ning Mickey Mantle twice in the/ Jim Grant a 30 lead when Frank! ts-xiing the MacMillan dam as\was point out what was to be’ Q geventh scored the winning gihite/ process. Maizone tied the score in the/ it had a bad past record for|done and it was done ins man-/ -Sox run. LOSS sixth with his 14th homer. Gaf¥| breaking out. It drains a large|ner that showed they knew their @ In other American League ac-| The loser was Eli Grba, now Geiger and Ted Williams scored | sre and during spring thaws the | work. Boiled down to its last an- tion Thursday, Minnie Minoso|12. He gave up two runs on five | ahead of Malzone. freshet runs like a river on the| alysis its our Minister of Indus- | ( Grove in all four Cleveland runs, | hits before he quit for a pinch-/ The Sox loser was Mike For-| rampage. After, watched the do-|try and Resource¢ the Hon. Dv- the last in the ninth inning to) hitter in the eighth. Ryne Duren | nieles. ’ ser operators, Chester MacSwain|gald MacKinnon whom trout fish- | @ break a tie as the Tribe downed finished and was touched for an The rookie who made the dif-| nq William Green, do their stuff|ermen want to thank when they | Boston Red Sox 43. unearned run in the eighth. _ ference for the Giants was-Willie| 4. the Brazil dam I felt. much/| are enjoying trout fishing on these ¥ At Detroit, Krank Lary, backed; The deciding Sox run was) McCovey, flown in from Phoenix | easier in mind. On Wednesday public fishing dams and i ean by a 15-hit attack that included scored in the seventh when Norm | of the Pacific Coast League. He! stternoon I was in a group of lo- not be said that he had an axe | Al Kaline’s 17th homer of th|Seibern .slipped going after Lol-| was batting .377 in that loop, and | ai farmers who were watching |to grind when he agreed to Dr. i for as-

lar’s fly and it fell for a double.

season, coasted to his 13th win Goodman then slammed him

as the Tigers walloped Baltimore Orioles 11-2. SENSATIONAL DEBUT

The loné National League after-

got four hits in four at bats off | tne dozer in operation at Alberry {Wen MacDonald's request i loser Robin Roberts of the Phils sistance in building dame. Furth- | to prove his minor league aver- ermore he showed his interest age was no fluke. visiting both dam sites

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goon game saw 21 - year - old| home run and scored threetimes.} Manager Bill Rigney shook up| and two of his best men”. ‘‘He/ers. I understand that southern { fookie make a sensational debut | Catcher Red Wilson added a pair) his lineup, benching third base-| sure kept his promise’ was the | Kings expect to build a couple of . with San Francisco to help the/of doubles. Ted Lepcio and Coot}man Jim Davenport. He moved comment. When Dr. Wen and Dr.|dams shortly. In the words ef 4 Giants end « four-game losing| Veal drove in three rums each | Orlando Cepeda from first to| Prowse viewed the finished Mark | May West: “Come up and see us ff freak by beating Philadelphia| with a pair of hits. third and put McCovey im Ce-| prazil dam Doctor MacDonald re sometime.” 7-2. ' Detroit scored in clusters, get-| peda’s old spot. * | Night action in the majors had | ting three off starter Billy O'Dell; The Giants won the game in J : Washington at Kansas City in the/ in the third, adding three more) the fifth when the score was tied ; American League, while Chicago! off Ernie Johnson in the seventh | 2-2. Ed Bressoud was safe on an ‘Potato Gro ; as at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at|and finishing up with three more |error and was sacrificed to sec- ‘ wers . : : . Los Angeles and St. Louis at Cin-| off former teammate Billy Hoeft | ond. He scored on Willie Mays _— : ¥ cinnati in the National League|in the eighth. | single. McCoveys single scored \¢ ° pight encounters. Bobby Locke pitched the final; Mays, and Cepeda’s single ° OU p At’ Chicago, 101 sparkling eand-|inning of the Cleveland - Boston | brought in McCovey.* S ii

~ WANTS 20-ROUND FIGHT: |

Aging Champ Is Irked By Durelle’s Comment

But Moore says that since he is “a southern béy the heat doesnt

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read a newspaper story which quoted Durelle as feeling ‘‘sort of sorry for Moore. x

The story, an interview with Durelle at bis Moncton training headquarters, said the challenger thought heat would murder’ a man re's age (about 43) and that he would probably col- lapse after five or six rounds of their Aug. 12 bout at the Mont- real Forum, which is scheduled for 15 rounds.

“ft teli you what I'd like to do,’ Moore said after reading the story. ‘Id like to have the com- mission lengthen this fight out to a 2-rounder; just to show that) little squirt I can go a longer route than he can.

‘Im going to ask that,” he said, ‘and if permission i» granted I’ give Durelle the les son and the beating of his life. I won't try to knock him. out in a hutry, just carry him along and make him suffer . . . these old man cracks get under my skin.’ ©

Observers thought, the cham- pion looked just about as well as he talked.

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The return match was first scheduled for July 15 and then postponed until July 29 after

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