ARejuvendted Duke Leading March Cowdn Wins lUp For Amateur Title By To WILLIAMS Ca dlan Press tafl Writer EDMONTON CF Gnry Cownn fondled th Earl Grey Trophy and sa long Lime coming Iowan tall boyishlooking 21 arold from Kitchener re ceived the trophy Saturday for winning the Canadian amateur golf championship nneup victory over plucky little Ted Homen of Winnipeg in the 36 hale til at the Edmonton unTry Club For Cowan the victory was the end of quest that started three years ago at Vancouver Iwhen he advanced to the final against Johnny Johnston The Vancouver player dcfe ed him oneup In 1960 Gwen lost the final and to Calgarys Keith Alex ander at Ottawa In the some years he was runner up in the Ontario Ama teur championships and in 1960 he was second in the Ontario Open as well FEELS GOOD it sure feels good to win after all those years aid the softspokcn hlonde pl Jorge catching plaanor Tomnto He admitted he had started to bothered by people asking im about his always brides finishes lrrr salesman or sport Teacher Captures Top Rifle Award By STUART LAKE Canadian Press Staff Writer CONNAUGHT RANGES British publieschoot teacher who hasnt fired rifle compe titively for more than three years has won Canadas top ri fle award Geoffrey Martel 27 Chan nel islands French teacher came to the Dominion of Can ada Rifle Associations annual matches as adjutant to the It member Imperial cadet team Saturday he outshot Canadas finest morksmen with the No JOEcalibre rifle to win the Gov ernorGenerals match the cit max to week of shootingon the army ranges near Ottawa Earlier he had won the Alex ander of Tunis match with rpcrfectscoie the 25th hole and Hnmcnuik ing ds firm in Kitchen hp said fIhey gigomotlmeaff ioplay golf and they want me to play but naturally they want me to win Cowan won Saturdays match on the 35th hole alter battling from behind through most of the early going He didnt take the lead until battled back four times to pull even as they started the 35th ROOMS BIG SHUT Then Cowun whose long driv ing had put the stocky Home nuik under pressure all day cracked tremendous second shot to the back fringe of the green on the Wyard parfive hole He chipped up 18 inches from the hole and so the putt for birdie Homenuiks second shot was short of the green He lost his chance for half when his flipped wedge shot took an unexpected bounce and stopped 25 feet past the hole He took par five to go one down ap pmnchxg the last hole Cowan dropped his tee shot on the parthree 36th within 12 feet of cuprandHomenuiKs fEsTshot left him 4oloot putt for birdie The Winnipeger rolled the ball inches past the hole Cowan holed out an easy par to halve the hole and win the match Martel finished the threestage match with 234 points of pas Bible 250 Runnerup was LtCoi Strachan of army head quateis Ottawa with mpoints Sgt Les White of the Royal Canadian Schoolvof In fantry Camp was crowned Canadian service rifle champion The title goes to the Canadian with the best aggro gate scores in both Pb and No SUEcalibre rifle matches dur ing the meet vlhe matches alsodecided1he makeup of Canadas 1562 team who will compete at vBlsley England lfall are ableto ac cept the invitations the team will consist of 10 Ontario mem bers four Manitoba shots two from Quebecrand one each from Alberta and Nova Scotin raga HOT WATER AT ALL TIMES avalabln with refer NAT an FOR ONLY on BARRI 15 MONTH URAI GAS WATER HEATER vrnrrnTwnvsTdcwn BUY 13¢ ONLY WEEK For complete information call angumemï¬ï¬‚és 67 TORONTO STREET pA 66558 hit in blsfast SUIripfioTï¬Ã© JACK EAND Audited Press Staff Writer as Angeies Dodgers led by juvemdee Snider are on the march in the National League probably drawn by the scent of the richest world series cheque to history Veteran Snider has had It plate and the Dodgers have had six straight wins 19 in their last 22 games Dodgers now own ZVPEHHII lead over Cin cinnsti Red begs They would be less than him man if they werent beginning to think of the loot from see lcs in the Coliseum with its crowds of 91000 and Yankee Stadium with iu 70000 plus But Cincinnati isnt folding The Reds stuck right on the Dodgers heels byinapping San Franciscos five game winning streak 111 Sunday Wally Post drove in four runs in the Hcds farewell at Candlestick Park where they won eight of 11 starts Philadelphia lost its lsth straight 184 to Pittsburgh Pi rates but finally broke its score Frankie Eddols Dies On Green RIDGEWAY CPD Frankie Eddols coach of Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey League potted on to the nth green at the Cherry Hill Golf Club Sun day then fell dead of heart attack veteran of the National League with Montreal Cana dians New York Rangers and Chicago Black Hawks the to year oid Eddols was rushed to the country club house by his three golfing partners Golfing with the veteran were Black Hawks Star Stan Mikita Joe Dunk of St Catharines and Al Burns son of the club pro Eddols complained of indiges tion on the eighth hole they said but continued playing Born in Lachlne Que Frankie started his hockey car eer with Verduns junior team and later moved to Oshawa to help the Generals win the Me morial Cup in 153940 He turned proin 1941 with Hershey Bears of the AHL After RCAF service he re turned to huckeyin 1944 and was traded by Toronto Maple Leafs to Montreal Canadiens forTedTeeder Kennedy He played five years with Cana diens and Bisons and another five with New York la streak after 29 innings Milwaukee Braves Lew Bur dettc won his 14th with the help of perfect day by Eddie Math enu who had two wants and three hits Including his 23rd homer in an victory over Chicago Cubs HAS SHUTOUT eurosthrough with run soonï¬ double and triple in ï¬ve at bats against St iauis while Stan William shut out St Louis with eight hitslt was Williams 11th victory and sec ond shutout The Dodgers scored four runs off Bob Gibson in the ï¬rst two innings Two were unearned be cause of an error by exDodger Bob Lliiis Iohnny Roseboro drove in three with seventh inning double in afour run blast against relief man Craig Anderson Vada Pinson hit his 13th homer and Post his ltth for the Reds who slugged loser tfika McCormick for nine of their 15 hits Ken Johnson needed help Irom Bill Henry in the seventh inning to save his third victory In Saturdays action San Francisco downed Cincinnati Los Angeles defeated St Louis 51 and Pittsburgh blanked Philadelphia Hi LOSES THE BALL Cincinnati knocked out Mc cormlck in the seventh inning when they broke 11 tie with four runs and added three more in the ninth Nocame hen Matty Alou last Posts fly ball in the sun and let it fall for double Torn Sturdivant former American beaguer won his second for Pittsburgh Pirates although the Phils got to him for 13 hits Pittsburgh scored eight unearned runs in the sixth inning with the help of errors Wright Stops Don Fullmer NEW YORK Teddy Wright of Detroit scored tech nical knockout over Don Full mer West Jordan Utah Sat urday night when Iullmer re tired after the seventhround of their middleweight fightu Fuitmer had been bothered by cut left eyelid since the sec ond round and as the bout pro Ercssed WrighLusad it as target Fullmer 157 wright sub for the injured Ben 153 Kid Paret weighed who suffered his Indy Retains and fluhmEE CmdianJrm Staff Writer Darling of Medina the big shots when they counted most Saturday heldoff bril liant closing rally by young Gayle Kitchens of Vancouver and retained her Canadian wom ens open golf championship Mfu holdinga sixhole lead as late as the 24th hole and up parentiy on the verge of dull oncsided triumph 1111s Darling law the margin dwindle to one hole and was forced to come up with greatshotonsthrlast hole to core twoiupiTctory It was the 36th hole that showed the mettle of the yearold blamed blande from Montreal who took twoltmonth leave of absence from her job as an airline grourid hostess to prepare for the championship Miss Hitchens who week ago won the Canadian Junior championship was in line with the flag with her second shot while Miss Darling was about 40 feet to the right on an un steady lie after two Miss Darling pitched her third shot to within 2tcet of the cup and virtually assured her self of half on the hole and victory FORCED TO CONCEDE Miss Hitchens went for the cup but was fling and rolled off the green She missed both her putt for birdiethree and then par and conceded Miss Dar hng hei birdie the hole and the match Miss Darling got off to fine start going four up In the morning round when she shot an approximate medal round of 403575 to match PointiGrey Golf and Country Clubs par for the la lfer afternoon medal Sore was an unofficial 45 Throughout the morning round she kept the pressure on the Vancouver high school student She showed good form on the greens for the first time in the week long championship run ning in putts up to 15 feet She moved six up after the first two holes of the afternoon round but at the 25th Miss Hit chens began her comeback Miss Darling wonher first title year ago at Saint John NB becoming the first daugh ter of tamer champion to turn the trick icr mother won the open in 1936 first knockout in 31 fights ap peared completely spent as he went to his comer at the and of the seventh From the be ginning he had been subjected to series of combinations to the head and bad body beat ng Marv Jonson Fullmers man ager said the cut would require 12 stitches INWSIM mans MONDAY AUGUST 14 m1 By JACK HAND Associated has Shit Writer New Yorks Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle continue to chip away at Babe Ruth wild home run surge of 1927 But although both homered in the first game at Washington Sunday the Sun aiors handed the Yank irehitter Maris came through again the second game won by the Amer lcun League leaders behind Jim Coates 94 Despite the split New York stretched its league lead to grams over Detroit Tigers who absorbed in 135 battering at the hands of Minnesota Nitis Bill Tattle hit grandslam homer and drove in six runs for the Nlns Baltimore Orioles 11 games back edged Boston Red Sox 85 In 11 innings when relief pitcher Arnold Earley threw away sacrifice buntfor two no error Steve Barber struck out 11 but walked itin toutego mg effï¬t Little Luis Apariclo had big day for Chicago White $th with three hits four runs and two stolcn basin in in victory over Kansas City Athletics FIRST GRANDSLAMMER Joeuï¬oppeafirotmajor league grand slam homer and bonus rookie Tom Satrinnos steel of home enabled Los An geles Angels to post an come from behind decision over Cleveland Indians In Saturdays action Wash ton downed New York 51 Los Angeles shut out Cleveland 341 and Chicago edged Kansas City 21 Baltimore downed Boston B3 and Detroit walloped Min nesota 173 Maria and Mantle have 45 home runs with 15 to go to tie the home run record The Babe didnt hit No 45 until Sept the year he set the alltime mark with so hom ers It was his second of 17 in that famous September stretch drive that always has frustrated the most determined challen gers Washington sent 11 men to the plate and scored six runs in the sixth inning of the opener to break open 11 tie with New York Chuck Hinton and Jim Kinghit homers for the Sena tors and Bob Johnson had two doubles HOMERS D0 TALK Marls45th got the Yanks off running in the Second game off loser Marty Kutyna and Clete Bayer added homer offrelief man Dave Sister Coates al lowed lit hiu while posting his ninth victory hrttla was the big gun for the Twins who have beaten the Tigers five times in their last six meetings Camila Pascual relieved by Ray bloom in the eighth won his 10th Bostonnnd Baltimore were tied 33 after nine and each scored and in the 10th The Red Sox got another in the 11th but lost when Barley fielded Russ Snyders sacriï¬ce hunt and threw the ball over tho head of third baseman Frank Malzone permitting two runs to score Aparicio stretched his conse cutive game hitting streak to 15 with three hits scored four times and boosted his stolen base total to 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