To Represent Can. In Matches With United States

rrs from Montreal. three from Toronto and one from Vancouver were named Monday to represent Canada in the International Pro- fessional Golfers Association team miitches with the United States. The matches will be played at the Colonial country club, Fort worth, Texas. May 7 and it for the John Jay Hopkins Trophy. The seven names announced by Bill Kerr, yr sident of the Cana- dian PGA, are: . Kerr. Stan Leonard and Jack Kay. Montreal; Al Balding. Gordie Brydson and Murray Tucker, Tor- onto. and Bill Mawhinney. Van- couver. Leonard, now playing on the pro circuit in the south, was formerly pro at the Vancouver Marine Drive club and now is attached to the Lachute club near Montreal. The matches are sponsored by the International Golf Association, founded by Hopkins, American and Canadian industrialist. to promote international goodwill through golf.

In Auto Crash

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)- Don Larsen. whose pitching gave the New York Yankees a big boost in their drive to the American League pennant last season. ap- parrntly escaped injury Tuesday when he smashed his automobile into a utility pole.

Patrolman James Llddle said Larsen fell asleep at the wheel while driving his nc.v convertible along a St. Petersburg south side thoroughfare and smached into the metal pole at 5.30 a.m.

The pole was broken off at the base and Larsen's car was demol- ished but the 26-year-old fast ball pitcher said he was not hurt. Lid- die charged Larsen in municipal court with failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident and with driv- ing with a void tcallforniai li- cense.

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Heavy Duty Paying Off For Jensen

SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - Extra heavy duty in Grapefruit League exhibition games apparently is pay. ing olf for Boston Red Sox slugger Jackie Jensen.

The 29-year-old veteran. noted for early season batting slumps. seems to have found the range while participating in more pre- season games than any other player on the Boston roster.

In 12 trips to the plate in his

last three games. Jensen has belt- ed two homers. a pair of doubles and four singles. In that stretch he has driven in five runs and scored four times himself. Despite his mediocre start last "ear. Jensen hit 26 homers and . 'ove in 116 runs. tying Ray Boone of Detroit for the American League's RBI leadership.

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scores and act as aids to the par- ticipants. Joey MacDonald. proprie- tor of the Rollaway Club donates the use of two of the alleys dur- ing the season.

Othere bowlers seen in the photo are ti-r) Ida Alchorn, Bert Ellis. George Haynes. Edgar Doucette, Peter McGarry and Wes Ford.

One-Armed Ref. For Soccer Game

LONDON (AP: -- A one-armed referee with a reputation for l.-eing a dictator on the soccer field has won the assignment that every British referee dreams about-the Football Association Cup final at Wembley Stadium.

Soccer refereeing is only a part- time business for Alf Bond. He earns his living in a little news agent's shop in the London suburb of Fulham.

Bond lost his right arm in a factory accident when he was only 19. ”I played two (soccer) games after losing my arm" he said, "but it was no good-the balance was gone." .

Bond has been a first-class ref- eree for 13 years and for the last five years has been on the inter- national list.

A crowd of 100.000 will watch him in action at Wbmley May 5 in the Cup final between Birming- ham and Manchester City.

Thurs., April 5, 1956

CHATHAM (CP) -- Hockey ox- perts were scratching their heads Tuesday over Chatham Maroons- : Cinderella hockey squad that just didn't know when it was beaten.

Maroons. e in e r g i n g Manda, night as Ontario Senior A hockey champions probably were pretty puzzled themselves. Next they take on Saint John Beavers. Maritime champions. in a best-of-seven ser- les for the eastern Canada cham- pionship final which is also the semi-final of the Allan Cup tour- nament. The first game is at Chatham on'rhursdaY-

The Beavers. say the experts.

the kind of spirit that sustained the "underdog" team thus far.

TOOK ON FORM

Maroons barely scraped into qualifying for the Ontario cham- plonshi finishing fourth in the 01-IA schedule-but then took on form that was far from dead-beat.

crews as Stratford Indians, Kitch-

Hockey "Experts Puzzled Over Showing Of Chathcim Maroons

will have to be eager to dampenl

Left behind were such crack-

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)-.

Lloyd Vessey Stuart Vessey Arthur Brown Carol Hardy Norman Brown Leigh Vessey

At Shoot Of York Rifle Club

The following are the scores for Billv Loos I I . g . F.9d 1, , , . .. anjie-armed Brooklyn W- - . er' , ' The Guardlalfs Page 7 l:1l9:lmGE0l'8e Andrews whit!)-lJoE,l:e"Li4,;g 95 ig:onlDl.e'lP cilhvhkhgrk for . s 0 e week bet g - -- .. ...L.'iL a llericct score of a lotlmiwllge (II: Bggagngezs 93 Willard Murray go 0fl(l:'l'n.ll.lhi. maul vesgy 9giBonnell Ling V 34 ass i: mhrmie Proud 9 Marjorie Lewis 5 4 GPUTEC Andrews l00,Geol.ge Proud 91 Lou Court 33 ;l;I;l.)(lc(-1.sexyr gkoben Cooper Lowell Watts ” in essey 95 E u w 1 Class 7: Jack Andrew: I Vere we 33 Rodd'- M . Y . , Ch 5: it . tilln us ing Canadian champions and 1956 L'(l,lf-V.Blll 54lMm.k:: Vessey 94 Token I.l3il'lS 83 Canadian Olympic entry, and Sud- D, fl” ?7 lfnizabeth wmu as I':l7ll1l Watts 82 bury Wolves. Iiorthern Ontario Mi'ffa' W3" prank Vessey 8,; hurt fi';.;iui- m champions. :.lilli l.iiiI1 I C1 6. - Bov hiiiiiistill U A best-of-seven series for the Hdmld T”-V10? Wish, an M . Al" ””l"”il5'"l M eastern Canada final and Allan P9"? "Wild 95:;p.e.'L."LIi”."i'dA, 93 "Wit V-inn Q Cup semi-final opens at Chatham Lows” l"-QTY, 94 "E W” Thursday. D V” MBVKIUDOII 94 Maroons dow ne d Indians in '”d””'l Wall! 93 iseven games, the Dutchmen were I.”""' llilldy H1 .ditched after four straight games. (sf""' llill” 35 and the Wolves were whipped " i ;three to two with two games tied mcrs. Ernie Ilick. Eddie Busch!

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. Forward Jimmy gconnelly has jset a torrid scoring pace. In iii lplayoff games he has 14 goals and :11 assists-25 points.

Linemste Eric Unger. has to igoals and 14 assists for the play- offs.

IIELD IN CHECK l Lloyd Ferguson, the team's top sniper during the season with ii goals, has been held in check for most of the playofigames and has scored only seven goals.

Included in the Maroon lineup are forwards Graham Joyce. Ti-ii

Power. Alex Viskelis. Chick Chal-

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