to veteran or the some nodal byonuathust maxed udder causal fn for commended birds Inda twostroke victory ln thetwm Canadian 01 olt championship Iitlolt 42 modswounded war veteran who has ntitered horn hack miseries torment weeks came in with 70 for fairround total of 10 one dorpsr and two strokes better th Charlie Sifford Negro from Los Aogeles who led hythrce strokes with only nine holes to go Siftord ran into lote putting trouble white Kroli told by his caddy to take it easy started bang ngtn birdiesn That kidwas Will good caddy happy and treloaed Kroil said alter his win it was ids ï¬rst major title since 1950 although he has not beenpiay ing the tournamentcfrcutt re oisrly since then TRYING T00 Aim was tryingtoo hard and after tbreeputted the fifth aw caddy1 cant even think of his name right now but 111 sure lingï¬outtoid the to cool down dont remember his exact words be Just told me to take it easy1 was trying too hard The caddy was l7yeerold Russ Witt of suburban St Lem hart who modestly disappeared after Kroli patted out on the ff naf green ltir Kroll is real nice roan Russ sold over the phone later His attention to golf is good and his attention to the crowd ls good Ross is nlnchsadicap golfer himself said that Kroils putts just werent dropping on the front nine oi the final round Sifford and Kma started the round tied at 208 fiust sold to him tand theyll start dropping in They started dropping In on the ï¬lthyard 10th when Kroli fired birdie He got another birdie putt on the 12th and three holeetater took lead he never lost 0n the 15th Kroli sold hit drive ands four iron and then my caddy told me Charlie had bogeyed the hole ISo thought could sneak no BIRDIES LAST TWO its got that birdto and added another on the lsth sinking lefooter while disconsolats Sifford watched Krells win was worthSMflo whilc Sifford picked up $3000 for his secondplace finish in third place was Art Wall at Pocono ltfanor Pa who VETERAN TED KROLL of Fort Louderdoie Fla holds Seagrorn 01p after winning the Canadian Open at Laval Suria Lac in suburbn lion treal yesterday with him is Charlie Slfiord of Los Angelcs whofinlshed one stroke he hind started the day seven strokes off the pace but fired the best round of the tournament is six underpar 06 to finish with 201 and collected $2000 Little Wilt Homenuik oi Vin nlpegffred holeinane sink ing threewood tee shot on the ZOEyard 17th to finish as the low Canadian ati£5 and won $1150 gt lt Toronto veteran Nick Wcsinrir was low amateur all the through thetoumament finish in at 292 Bad weather in the first two rounds kept thenumher of par breakers for thotournament to 10 Among them were Janis Nicklaus the US Open cham pion at 134 and Al Balding and George Knudson of Toronto both of whom shot 2875 Stewart Breaks World Records In Time Trials llt BC Champs VANCOUVER CP Mary Stewart broke two world swim ming records and two Canadian records Saturday in timetrial performances at the 30 age swimming champlon ships The world marks which must be recognized by the sports world governing body were set in single butterfly swim Miss Stewarts time was 1073 breaking her own 110 yardmnrk of 109 and the im metre recordoi 1031 held by Susan Doerr of Philadelphia The iloyard distance meas ures about two feet more than 100 metres itfiss Stewart also broke the mflynrd individual medley rec ord held by Katy Campbell of Bllhl LEADERS National League AER HPct Davis LA 475 iii 150 353 Musial St louis 16440 93 352 Robinson Cinci 392 00 133 339 Aaron Mil 391182132 332 Clemente Pitts 37270123381 Runs Wills Les Angelesï¬sl Runs Hailed in Los Angeles 106 Davis Vancouver tier timexwas 24441 the old mark 246 1n the 110yard freestyle her timewas 11044 tying the Ca nadian open record recently set by Carolyn Wood of Portland The time will be recognised as Canadian record for Miss Stewart Sharing the spotlight at the meet was 14yearold Ralph Hutton of Ocean Fails BC who broke theï¬anadian record of 2353 in the 120ynrd indivf dual medley with tithe of 233 The record had been held by Aidy Meinhardt of Van MdXWellSlcims 33 HRS ankees Assox beE has Associated Press Sports Writer lt is good idea toget out of the way of Sunday drivers The same goes for Sunday hit ters inlbaseball Charlie Maxwell of Chicago White Sex is prize exampe of the latter and New York Yankee pitchers forgot to get out ofhls way Sunday Maxwell hammered til 11y home runs in doubleheader two in row as the White Song ended fivegeme Yankec win ning streaktntha second game fora split with the American League leadershifha Yonkees won the first game despite threean Maxwell homer 74 and the White Sox took the sec ond 62 Two other doublehendcrs were also divided as contending teams for the league pennant finished the day where they started The secondplace Los Angeles Angelsdmpped the first game of their twin bill to Detroit Tigers 70 with the lossgolng to southpawTed Bowstield of Pcnttcton 30 The Angels won thesecond game its to remain five games behind the Yankees and half game in front of Minnesota Twins TWINS LOSEOPENER The Twins lost the opener 32 to Cleveland fndians nnd won the nightcap to 11 innings Kansas City Athletics salvaged the last oi fourgame set with Baltimore Orioles by winning 73 and Boston Red Sox whipped Washington Senators 42 to Saturday action the Yan kees edged Chicago 43 Detroit also got split Suad Iile was StopjY beat Los Augetcr Minnesota defeated LCleveland and Washington bolted Boston at Baltimore awe two games against Kansas fly so and 71 Juan Pizarro of the White Sox knocked out in the frt inning of the opener with the Yanks to take the loss then came back in relief of Mike Joyce Chicago bdnlinlltiter making his first start in the fifth inning to win thovnlghtcap tworun single by Hector Lopez and Bill Showroom two run homer were the motor blows for the Yankees in the opener Maxwell hits basesempty homer in the second inning of the olghtcap ondanothor solo shot after Bob Sadowskis three runner in the third inning of Maxwells ethamers since 1059 he has hit 24 on Sunday He has had 17 against the Yankees pins on Sunday MAW LIMPS Mickey Mantle came up limp ing in the eighth inning of the second game after running out For PLUMBING and HEATING VINSTALLATIONS cars down fntereogtioï¬fs siorward pau attempt of Malta and Bill Mitchell ibmloepoiats two little DoveM single on toyntd slenstvo holtbaeklArt olttt Iongot the only Toronto touch melting in yards to Icors FLEMING SCORES Llons got touchdowns from fullback Nubbesrnor sod Flem ing who went for 75 yards in the fourth paitts klcke thocoovort Lions fed 00 in the opening uarter but fellbehind 120 by ills half and trailed its offer the third quorter Argonout coach Lou Agnes switched quarterbacks sending Tobin note infer the opening few minutes and following him in order with Ed Trancygier Gene Clehowskl and Billy Cerlty Trancygier moved the club for more scoring points than any of tho others but Roll 11 grounder andsat out the ninth inning Reports said he was not severely hurt He was outfor more than monthIllnthe Yankees staggered while he was gone with similar injury earlier this year TltoArtgois craeked stir homers in the second game ogfnat Detroit after A1 Kailns tworun double had provided the Tigers winning margin in the opener Eowsiield as Itarted the first battle and lasted only ass innings armor youwantit Beneflclsts Minute Money Plan gives you cash fast for vacation cash fact hcieen up leftover hills cash fast whevavsryou travel with Ben eficiota Internationst Credit Card Phonefor your tools this very minute ERIEl 15 Bsyflold 5h mlA 5593 ORILLIAv guarter Vic Kristo thoutï¬o on munin Campbell took who so confedfor 41 new South Bar Gustav too of Wild fights out of pennant AT OURSERVICE MEAT COUNTER FRESH SLICED preserves Arounsenvrce MEAT couwrss LsAN succo BitEli summer ECONOMY sris INSTANT9E POTATOES moon Detroit stopped Illlkillllillm lo momma ndidoiï¬tn tour tlmu in numerous with aligns filial innocence dream was 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