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inning to run away with Monday's [ing five hits to defeat the Tigers gate, i Fedor \ uh | 50 for his second playoff victory. uc oris, ace righthander.| In their 6-0 Saturday night vic- worked the first five innings on tory over Kitchener in Brantford, the mound for Kitchener, allowing | Stan Lipka, Ed Finney and Jimmy only three hits. He was given a rest | Wilkes slammed four-baggers tor by Dick Welker, who in turn was the Red Sox. George Copeland, ay spelled off, by Cy Bricker. [New York teacher, gained his sec- Alex Kvasnak dropped the axe ond playoff pitching . victory for series 8-3. After whitewashing the their Monday night victory. Weak Tigers 5-0 in Waterloo Saturday, fielding "y the Tigers helped. the Majors took a 6-2 decision be-| 1ondon followed up a two-run fore their home fans Monday sixth inning with a single tally on | night. |Jack Kinney's home run in the In the other semi-final series be- sixth and rounded out their scor- By THE CANADIAN PRESS | tween Branford Red Sox 2a line, ie another, Jee 8 the t it wi |Kitchener Panthers, Brantford de- eighth on two hits and three it 'appears that jt. will. be 24 eated the Panthers 6-0 in Brant- Waterloo errors. Freddy Thomas Gerry Kesselring Wins Willis Park Trophy TORONTO (CP) -- Kitchener' Gerry Kesselring won the Willi Park Trophy in the annual 18-hole medal play tournament at 20 YHE BAY YINES.GAZEVYE, Yuuter, Supleuies 8, "*_ Majors Tie Set, Tiger-Cats Snaffle Sox Win 60 © Toronto at Win From Argos By WALTER GRAY Canadian Press Staff Writer Toronto Argonauts suffered a sudden case of dropsy and lost a game. The 1953 Canadian football sea- son got the highball sign during the Labor Day week-end and thou- sands of fans cheered. Nine games were played in the three major leagues: Big Four--Ottawa Rough Riders defeated Montreal Alouettes 26-6 in Ottawa Saturday and Hamilton | Tiger-Cats downed Toronto 14-1 in Hamilton Monday. Western Interprovincial Football Union -- Edmonton Eskimos de- feated Calgary Stampeders 18-6 in Calgary Saturday and again, 19-5, in Edmonton Monday night. Sas- katchewan R oughriders downed Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23-19 in Regina Monday. . Ontario Rugby Football Union-- Sarnia Imperials turned back Brantford Redskins 9-8 in Brant- ford Saturday night, Kitchener- Waterloo Dutchmen trounced Tor- onto Balmy Beach 24-14 in Tor- onto Saturday and the Beach squeezed out a 9-8 win over the Imperials in Sarnia Monday. Only minutes remamed in the Toronto-Hamilton game Monday when the Argos developed butter fingers deep in the Tiger-Cat zone. With the score 14-12, Hamilton's Ray Truga fumbled the ball and Sculler Joe Scudero pounced on it only to lose it. Three other Argos made a bee-line for the ball, but it took another bounce and landed back in Truant"s arms on the Ham- ilton 13-yard line. The Argos had | to call it a day. | It wasn't spectacular ball for the 17,000 fans. The Cats lacked of- fensive wer and won only by taking advantage of Argo mistakes. Nobby Wirkowski paced a strong Toronto passing attack. Bernie Custis, whom coach Carl | Voyles used at quarterback after firing import star Bob Celeri last week, scored Hamilton's first ma- jor after a bad Toronto snap on third down gave Tiger-Cats pos- session on the Argo 15. Quincy Armstrong counted the second | when he blocked a kick and picked up the ball to score. Tip ogan | converted both majors and Cam | Fraser 'booted two singles, one a| 70-yard punt. | End Al Pfeifer snared a Wir-| kowski toss for Toronto's first | touchdown after an 85-yard drive and Don Moomaw, all-America linebacker from the University of | California at Los Angeles blocked | a quick kick at the Hamilton five- yard line which end Bud Fowler snared for the second major. Moo- maw booted the convert after Red Ettinger missed on the first. Steve Karrys scored the other point on a kick. The win put the Tiger-Cats on top of the league with two wins and no losses. The Argos are tied for| second place with the Rough Ri-| ders and the Alouettes with one | win each. | In Ottawa Saturday the Rough | Riders shattered a powerful Alou- ette passing att ack and broke | through for four converted touch- | downs and a single before 1,000] fans. | The Roughie assault was led by | Tom O'Malley, who quarterbacked | Ottawa to its 1951 Grey Cup win in his first season of Canadian | football. { Avatus Stone triple-threat back- fielder alleged by Chicago Card- inals to have jumped a Chicago | contract, was the big factor in| Ottawa's victory with his two touchdowns and a single. Flying { | Transport Black Bass 500 Miles to Long Lake COCHRANE--In one fo the long- est journeys ever undertaken by small black bass fingerlings, in Ontario, 1,000 three-inch minnows were 'delivered recently to Long Lake, in this area, from the On- tario Department of Lands and | Forests hatchery at Westport. All| were in excellent condition after the 500-mile trip. This has not been regarded as bass area, most of the fish caught being pike or pickerel. Recently, the Department decided to try stocking bass and a close check is being kept on the experimental planting. It has been found in: Southern Ontario that generally, the large- mouth bass will survive in warmer waters than even its smallmouth cousin, The fish is an excellent game specimen, striking readily at most live and artificial baits and growing to fairly substantial size rapidly. Tourist operators in this area are pleased with the new exper- iment and point out that it would be of great economic benefit if the bass did find this northern dis- trict to their liking. "Jim" Fleming's "Teddy's Sister" Wins Seagram Cup TORONTO (CP) -- Teddy's Sis- ter the consistent Canadian-bred mare owned by J J. Fleming of Oshawa won a tremendous stretch duel and the $5,000 Seagram Cup Handicap Monday as she nipped Bennington in a photo finish at Woodbine race track. Teddy's Sister came from far out of it to catch the pace setting Bennington. Bennington and Teddy's Sister matched stride for stride to the wire and Bennington was beaten only in the last two jumps. Briarcrest was third. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester Montreal Buf Balt more Toronto Ottawa Syracuse Springfield alo 57 49 Tuesday Montreal (night) Buifalo at Ottawa (night) Springfield at Baltimore (night) | while yet before a champion is de- | ford Saturday only to have Kitch- | homered for the Tigers in the |cided in the Senior Intercounty |ener come back with a 7-0 verdict | eighth. O'Malley got the other single. {Baseball League. lin Kitchener Monday night. The| Gerry Burke held Waterloo to wing Bob Simpson and Paul Sal-| London Majors, off to a bad Sox hold a 3-2 edge in the best-of- |six safeties io gain credit for the Chuck Hunsinger gave Alouettes start in their best-of-nil semi- |nine Series. | victory. their touchdown. Ray Poole con- final with Waterloo Tigers, won | The Majors poured over all thelrd In Kitchener, the Panthers verted. 'their last two outings to even the runs in the final. four innings for chalked up six runs in a big fifth ata scored the other majors. on the Sox with a bases-loaded | Brantford--both by shutouts. triple in the fifth. Johnny Locking- | ton with two singles was best for Brantford. London's Bill Best trouble with Waterloo Tigers in | Waterloo Saturday night, scatter. | | Th ehuman body among other had little chemical components has enoug h year's winner. suburban Weston Club Saturday. Kesselring came from behind ¢ post a one-under par 70 and Doug McKeller of Scarborp, In an exfra-ho sulphur for about 2,200 match- playoff, Kesselring took heads. ' strokes, McKeller, five. 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