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! [Hamilton Red Wing Club in the league," McNamara said! AMERICAN POST ert t urc £4 e | » "With spring tranang espe. :e Governor': istand in New: York | SPORTS MENU . |Using too Much Red Ink paid. ti: worst is over sa fa- = harbor has been a U. S. srmy post | 1 " | BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)--Baseball °Perating costs are concerned." 'or more than 150 years. w Ho . o"" interests in Hamilton, Ont.. Tues- "Everything from Soup to Nuts Winds Up Bowling Season day were granted 48 hours in which to make 2 concrete pid Jor reten- On Saturday evening, the Albert handicap), Dorothy Stephenson tion of the city's franchise in the by Geo. H. Campbell Street Church Bowling League 308; high double (with handicap),|class D Pony League. SOD ----- LOAM -- GRAVEL SPORTS EDITOR Et IT Doel Dy oto. ct Ala Si mr ong ve a " S y presentation in the Sunday igh average: an ortt 209; |* i unless f ' hool Auditorium. The occasion |high single (without handicap),|come forward to replace the old FILL --- CRUSHED -- 38 STONE brings to a close the league's ac-{Eric Taylor 361; high double|club ownership, he will have no THE SCRAMBLE in the National League baseball race continues tivities for the season. (without handicap), Clayton Lee alternative but to relocate the Prompt Delivery i li 0 The evening got under way with |548; high single (with handicap),|'eam. fo grow more hectic. Don Mdeller and Willie Mays each had tite a toast to the Queen, proposed by|Gordon Shemilt 338: high double] McNamara said the club, only] hits, including a homer apiece, to pace Giants to a win over Chi-|4,0 president, Mrs. Cecil Bint and| (with handicap), George Ford|one in the eight-team league with- : : cago Cubs yesterday and that helps. Brooklyn Dodgers continued Grace being offered by Rev. |551. out a major league affiliaticn, no- [ 4 their scorching drive with a win over St. Louis and Phillies tossed a |S. C. H. Atkinson, Over the year,| Several new members were wel-|tified him Monday it could not con- | m rong Lie i crimp into the Milwaukee Braves' stride. In the American League [the club has built a reputation "of) comed to the 300 Club-and a few|tinue. But he said the team, now yesterday, Detroit Tigers got another win on their home diamond, |settling for only the best in cater-|for the second year. Receiving the in sixth place, undoubtedly will | 5 9 " ; Ha »o |ing, and this year's turkey dinner|300 pins were: Pearl Caoper, Clay-/finish the week's schedule. i RA 5-5 6 finally. It was their second for the home fans and Boston Red Sox's w a x i . y Willard Ni 1d sis of the Tigers, was the victim. In the Provided hy the Challengers Group|to Lee, Alan Shortt, Eric Tay-| No reason was given for the re. 3 arc. Nixon, an o'd nemesis o gers, 8 of the church was well within the|lor, Fred Coleman, George Ford, |turn of the franchise to the league. International League highlight, Toronto Leafs came from behind a|giandard expected. The ladies of Gordon Shemilt. i" "Pd like to see Hamilton stay! 6-1 deficit to take a 96 lead and then still lost to Rochester Red the group were thanked by Ross| The committee in charge of the - Wings 10-9 in the weird Battle, played mostly in a drizzling rain. Clark on behalf of the club for the entertainment did a fine job in fine dinner. |preparing the program. Mrs. With that Thursday midnight deadline coming up, when the The toast to the Church was Montgomery played 'he piano and Major League clubs must cut their rosters to 25 active players, |offered by Vice-President James Sang a Yariely of songs. with the we see some surprise moves being made in the brisk trading [Scott and responded to by Rev, audience participating in some of that's going on. The selling of Billy Loes to Baltimore Orioles |Atkinson. the choruses. Impersonations by . BORE eS BT mE REE | er £0 WEAR eyebrows. But what about the Dodgers coming right back to | Rev. a he. Avkinson, dn the audience, Marlene Opy- deal Sal Maglie from Cleveland. Maglie, when with the Giants, | oo GEPHUER Ot BOTT E0) chany, Rose Marie Trotter, Steven| was just plain poison to the Dodgers -- now they've got him |.ome was extended to them by | Zubkwich and Don Hercia known back. Dodgers, in turn, sent Jim Hughes to the Cubs. Most of |Mrs. Bint, who then turned the|as the Accordion-Aires rendered the clubs have made some minor changes--sent expendable program over to Mr. Atkinson, Several fine selections. 4 i i st f jes for the eve- NEW OFFICERS players to minor teams but with 24 hours to go--we may hear master of ceremonies for the eve Whe. offices Tor the Dow Year of Sos ov ng. 3 ¥, i of some more big surprises yet, TROPHIES PRESENTED 156.'57 season are: President, Mrs. CATS PAW 4 4 'TE 2 The Championship trophy was R. C. Bint: vice-president, James see UDGES CAN'T KEEP TIME WITH HER | WES SANTEE appears to be all through as an amateur The oI 0 Po hes. The team Scott: secretary, Miss Betiv Pike:| the rubber heels great 2 miler hoary Site bad es yesterday When Justis anc members are: Alan Shortt treasurer, Harry Longbottom; famous for *'9 lives" . ha i ; i . Lynch o e New York State Supreme Court, handed down his (capt): Arnold Taylor. Alex Pol- press reporter, Mrs. Frank Coon- 7 1 Judges ran out of watches to as junior standard. Her time for | judgment. Santee's lifetime suspension by the U.S. AAU has been lock, Andy Marlowe, Pearl Mar. er and handicap-man. Ross Clark. or, Solon, record the eight new Canadian | 200 yards was an unofficial rec- | ysheld _ but Justice Lynch also blasted some of the officials. He lowe; Audrey Pike, Blanche Nor-| At this time the Club wishes to ¢ Best buy for all §s set by Sar: #3 S sty i ¢ i p ov Bh Sara Barber, 3 od, oo. She the freesivien 40) said. "He (Santee) has eliminated himself as an amateur athlete ton, Alan Shortt received the extend 5 he Times-Qazelle our y ; the faiily shore to settle 'or four official titles. | onds, shattering Gladys Priest- | but mot without an assist from some of the guardians of ama. Championship Trophy on behalf lish Sor weekly bowling The pert Brantford, Ont., swim- = ley's junior record and Beth | teur athletics." ' of the team and each member re- e This: adds much more in- mer was the individual star of = Whittall's fastest senior time. In | ceived al individual irophy. | Terest 10 our bowling league | the Ontario indoor swimming | addition, the pretty mermaid | Another lacrosse war--at top level, seems to be brewing. Mrs. Harry Norton presented en) championships held recently in | won the individual medley. Parts | appears that the Canadian Lacrosse Association has granted The Norton Sophy 1g Leon Barks] CAT-TEX...the Toronto.' She astounded. onlook- of these events were done in rec- transfer-releases to more players than permitted by the rules caplain of 3 e Hotshots, he 'win- 3 SATIS Rute ers by swimming the 220-yard ord time, but there weren't made last year. OLA teams are hardest hit and the Ontario Reis © & /Consolation Award, backstroke in two minutes, 44.6 enough watches keeping track body is ready to go to th t with the OLA. d if that h Team members of the Hotshots soles that outwear seconds -- a new senior as well | so the records won't count ? . { ou lo eat With the U1, 3wsah at hap- |are Leon Parks, Bill Westlake, leather by far . . . pens, the last semblance of harmony and working agreement Percy Bent, Mark Hill, Winnie that still remains in this strife-torn sport, will be gone. Scott, Dorothy Stephenson and 21,113 CAY Patricia Rodenburgh. Each re- BASEBAI i SCORES STANDINGS BRIGHT BITS: -- National League president Warren Giles has ceived an individual trophy. : J announced that if Dodgers give Carl Erskine a $300.00 bonus for Individual trophies were won by| SUSIUREININERENIL " that no-hitter he threw at the Giants last week--Carl will have to the following: High average, Peal / By THE CANADIAN Press | National League give the money back. Seems there's a law against a bonus--except Cr Bo Ee ro | CROWN DIAMOND PAINT ! Washington 000 000 100-- 1 9 2 Milwaukee hoi PS: GBL| for a baseball bonus baby . . . ST. THOMAS is reported to be very double (without handicap), Mary AT ALL FINE SHOE REPAIRERS Ch 020 120 00x-- 5 14 1 St. Louie i } om 2 much interested in securing a Junior "A" OHA franchise--and they | McConnell 455; high single (with PHONE RAndolph 5 0 | i Stobbs, Clevenger (4) Grob (7) Brooklyn : 9 501 1% might be welcomed by "the boys' at that . . . BERT THOMAS has | | Ais y Cat's Paw- Holtite Rubber Co., Ltd., Drummondville, Qut and Courtney; Keegan and Lollar. Cincinnati 4 565 2 added another triumph to his list of swimming feats. Yesterday | AUSTRALIAN GOLD | 3 ALBERT S17 HR: Chicago--Nieman. Pittsburgh 524 3 he swam across Puget Sound . . . JIMMY McLARNIN and his fam- Australia's gold output in 1955 - All 5 Baltimore 003 400 200-- 9 14 0 New York 3 435 5 |ily, as expected, are the beneficiaries named in the late *'Pop" |was valued at $37,000,000, slightly | Hanias City 000 200 300. 3 8 2 Philadelphia 286 8 | Foster's will--about $200,000 . . . ST. THOMAS ELGINS have sign. below the prevous year do 308, overink - am Tran Chicago 5 263 8 | ed Ray Urban to a contract . . . JACK MEHLEMBACHER, NHL | ian (4) Gorman (8) eny Ginsberg. (And Tar Same ) | referee, lost the ring finger of his left hand in a freak accident oR Baltimore--Gardner, Louis vs Brooklyn er sey) on Monday--jumped off his truck and the ring caught on a hook. | St. ton 010 001 100-- 3 7 0/City (N)--Wehmeier (0-2) vs Crai | (| * Detroit 012 200 10x-- 6 13 0 (3.3) "® | roronto 800 2% | WON HIM A CAR on, Delock (4) Sisler (7) and| Chicago at New York--Rush (2-1) | Columbus 522 4% | WINNIPEG (CP)--Art Sw White; Foytack, Gromek (8) and vs Worthington (1-8) or Liddle Buffalo 9 409 7 anden House, Wilson (8). 0-0) Havana '385 8 (of St. James, Man., has caught HRs: Boston--Vernon, Buddin; Cincinnati at Pittsburgh -- Nux-| Richmond .370 8y% bigger and scrappier fish, but no ROL Tattle, , hall (0-2) vs Friend (4-2) Miami 346 9 | fish ever gave him more of a thrill New York at Cleveland ppd rain, Milwaukee at Philadelphia (N)-- | [than the 11- d, 12 ick R i Vv E National League Buhl (2-1) vs Roberts (3-3) i ' { pound, 1Z-ounce pick- Milwaukee 90 000 100-- 160 Thursday's Games | loutreal ., Buzale om jerel he tied into Sunday. phi Ix--~ 3 8 0/Chicago at Pittsbur N oronto at kochester The fish was the heavies of 1500] A D oO D h Burdette, Sleater (8) Jolly (8) Milwaukee at New York (N) | Miami at Columbus (N) caught at Indian Boy on Shoal GEI snd Crandall; S Miller and Lopata Ct Touic at Philadelphia (N) Havana at Richmond (N) lake and gave Swanson a new &. Louls 002 003 000-- 5 8 2 (Only games scheduled) Thursday's Games automobile, major prize in the ; T h-bution drivingi Fush Brooklyn 300 400 00x-- 7 10 0 Internaiional League {Montreal at Buffalo {third annual Fish-a-Car derby, id Ags Grvin big, Poholsky, Jackson (5) and Smith, W L Pet. GBL Toronto at Rochester | sponsored by Branch 141, Ukrain- bu 3 on the gas, £0 in a bi Sarai (8); Templeton, Roebuck (5) Rochester 19 9 .679 _ |Miami at Columbus |ian Canadian Veterans' Fishing new Dodge with push-button Po Labine (7) and Campanella Montreal 19 10 655 3% 'Havana at Richmond Club. ¢ utomatic transmission. HRs: St. Louis--Virdon. Brook- ee - : a tic . Push buttons --Hodges, Reese. : A cago 000 011 002-- 4 5 0 New York 202 000 20x-- 6 12 0 A z Hacker, Brosnan (3) Valentinetti " ; Dodge gives you split-second (8) Davis (8) and McCullough; i Ca ; go new V-8 (up to 200 Antonelli and Katt % Six HRs: Chicago--Banks; New York : «Mays, Mueller. 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