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al LCF NURS SE Bat fie | mse g y GN American Association Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 8 Omaha 3 Charleston 1 St. Paul 5 Wichita 7 Oshawa Thistle Wins Challenge Cup, "uiiori. As Hollandia Loses First At Lakeview Park on Saturday SECOND HALF CLOSE | night, on » very slippery field! The second period started out Oshawa Thistle came through with with Hollandia taking all the play, the upset of the season, de-|pressing the Thistle squad con- feating Hollandia for the first|tinuously for the first minutes, time this year, Wo become proud keeping the Thistle fans frantic possessors of the Labatt Challenge execpt for the occasional break- Cup, in a thrilling 3-2 final. away, one of which hed the Hol Under threatening skies and landia boys on pins-and-needles; clouds of mosquitoes, both teams when a loose ball trickled toward faced off nervously, but the game a hastily vacated net and then was only minutes old when Wes-|veered off over the line, to the re- terink of Hollandia scored nicely|lief, or disappointment, of the |Lamers, | Vancouver 15-3 Seattle 7-2 |San Diego 8-10 Portland 4-8 Los Angeles 4-7 Sacramento 3-1 National League L Pet. GBL qd 593 1% : 3 Of Season Sutherland R. Yiiiains, Sollerioh an itchie, w! nice foot-wor by Pithie while Hollandia were Mio tinee ably supported by Westerink, oi innati Gertsen and Paashuis. §i [ouis Referee was C. Briggs of Ajax and|ppjjadelphia the linesmen were referees G. Pittsburgh Ploeger and G. Sweet, Chicago ° Prsenting the Cup after the Nog rk match was President of the n-| Today's games tario County Soccer Association, (And ) Mr. G. Sweet, while team cap-|Brooklyn at New York (N)--Ers. 46 54 55 61 62 66 gees 11} | MAjOR LEAGUE |__ LEADERS ! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | National League AB R H Pcl 415 77 141 .340 382 69 125 .327 423 62 154 317 208 34 94 .315 Aaron, Mil {Moon, St. Louis Musial, St. Louis iSchoendienst, NY Bailey, Cincinnati 271 44 85 314 Runs--Robinson, Cincinnati, 86. Runs batted in--Musial 87. Hits--Aaron, 141. wy Hos L.0p002, Triples--Aaron, 12. Home runs--Snider, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, 32 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, August 13, 1956 19 Unwwersal ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE LTD. 50 BOND E. -- RA 5-7251 "SERVING INDUSTRY FOR OVER 15 YEARS" tain Tollerton accepted the trophy kine (10:7) va Hesty (4- Stolen bases--Mays, New York \ rt '1 +H a . 4 for Thistle, | kt (N)==| PICK ALL-STARS |Klippstein (10-8) vs Buhl (14-4) On Sunday afternoon, players' Only games sched on & break - through to the de-/various spectators. light of the Dutch fans, Minutes] On a free-kick, taken by Paas- Ehistie goat Sutherland. robued|iandia. Hed the game sond, and 185 tle goalie Sutherland gral andia tie e game solid, andifo the Ontario County All - Stars uesday's games wo the cross-bar. which to his con-|from then on, Thistle came to lifelwere nominated by the individual new Yor at a (N) Strikeouts-- Friend, Pittsburgh, sternation, splintered, and came|in their attack. With both teams|Club Managers, and it was de-|pittsburgh at Philadelphia (N) 5 tumbling down around his ears,|trying their utmost for the lead,(cided that the team picked will Rsburgl at Chicago American League f calling for a ten - minute break|the remainder of the match was|play the Oshawa Inter on Satur-|Milwaukee at St. Louis (N) ABR H Pet while a hammer and nails ma- nip - and - tuck, although Thistle/day, August 18 at 3 p.m. at Fern- American League Mantle, N.Y. 391 100 145 371 terialized from nowhere and theseemed to have a slight Sdge. hill, if that Park can be obtained. w Pet. GBL Willizms, Boston 260 45 92 .354 damage was cleared up. |With six minutes to go. Pithie|The All-Stars will then represent New York 73 658 | Vernon, Boston 300 51 101 .337 Play resumed at a fast pace, claimed his second goal, driving athe Association at Peterborough Cleveland 63 1% |Kuenn, Detroit 401 63 134 .344 | Thistle trying hard and finally/long and beautiful shot from 30lagainst the Petgrborough All-Stars Boston 62 Maxwell Detroit 352 72 117 .332 {succeeding to even the score on|yards, on a free kick, placing the|on Monday, September 3, as an|Chicago 5 iis batted in--Mantle 104, a tricky shot by Skelton. From|ball neatly into the far corner of added attraction at the United Detroit 52 Hits--Mantle 145, then on the remainder of thelthe net. Hollandia immediately|Electrical Picnic. | Baitimore 48 Doubles--Piersall, Boston, 30. | first - half was a thrilling battle|pressed hard, but time ran out/FUTURE GAMES Washington 45 Triples--Simpson, Kansas City, \for supremacy, until midway in|before they could again tie the, Wednesday, August 15 (Game Kansas City ' MOTHER OF TWO KEEPS IN FORM the period, when Pitchie of Thistle, match Both clubs deserve a great|time, 6.30 p.m.) Peterborough vs Today's games i : gave his team the lead with ajdeal of credit for a clean and very Srila, at Peterborough; Hollan- Hard in Haining for this year's | are her two sons, David, 10, left, |goal from close in. At half-time dia vs Claremont, at Claremont. Olympic games is Mrs. Dorothy | and Berry eight. Although, at {the score stood at 2-1 for Thistle. Tyler, British winner of two | 36, she is still in top form, she Olympic medals -- a silver one | is changing her style of jumping in the 1936 Berlin games and a | to meet the challenge of younger gold one in the 1948 games. Here | competitors in the games to be hy she practises her high jumping | held this fall in Australia. By THE CANADIAN PRESS N SATURDAY 000 100 000--1 5 1 ational Leaguee | Cox an le; Phila 000 000 200-2 2 1/peteree d Noble; Minarcin ad Brooklyn 400 000 01x--5 9 O|Richmond Pilellng.Newoombe, Brooklyn, New motors up to 250 h.p. H2IBEREBT 9. ® Guaranteed repairs and rewinding to Ome Yina-uantle, 41; all makes of commercial and industrial Stolen bases--Rivera, Chicago, "" electric motors 15, omy ching---Brewar, Boston, 16-4, : pStrikeouts ~ Score, Cléveland, 's games Chicago at Kansas oy (nN) Detroit at Cleveland (N) Washington at Baltimoree (N) | Boston at New york Jl Internation TL "Pet. OBL 52.567 VANCOUVER. (CB) D, )--B.C. Lions| 350, 3 of the Western Interprovincial| exciting game, Starring for Thistle were Goalie HRs: ul Replacement motors for emergency service Cle-Avila Smith; Cola- Baltimore 000 001 010-2 6 0 New York 380 000 00x--6 6 0 Ferrarese, Palica (2) and Tri- andos Smith (3); Larsen NYK-Man- Rochester erra. HRs: Bal-Nieman; Montreal tle, H ® 5 000 001 010--2 9 o0|Baltimore 000 020 000--2 11 1|Golumbus 57 R. Miller Flowers (8) and Lo- Miami 100 000 000--1 3 1|New York 002 101 . K En : 00x--4 7 2 Richmond 459 13 een thusiast pata; Newcombe and Howell, Coates and Neeman: Owens|, Wight and Triandos Smith (5); (Buifalo HRs: Pho-Lopata; Bkn-Jackson,/Qualters (9) and Holton 1410 19 ' . Turley, Byrne (5) Morgan (5) and| Though He 8 Blind Snider. American Association 2 | Today's games F d T 0l d Porta. 101 000 {Montreal at Richmond (N) oun 00 KITCHENER, Ont. (CP) -- Les|New York 101 001 010--4 8 2 Mi lis 5 Indi Bota" Jo1 300 000-2 8 0iBuitalo at Havana (Nn) WINNIPEG (CP)--Wilt Jones 31-year-old golf enthusiast|Pittsburgh + 000 002 000--2 6 3 Omaha 2 Charleston 1 Plerce Lapalme (7) and Lollar; {Foc ester at lam od) IPE )--=WIlf Homen- says he'll be satisfied to tour the| Antonelli Hearn (6) and Sarni:|St. Paul 6 Wichita 2 Hoeft and Wilson ${(Only games scheqile L uk, the golfer who last week top- links in doube-par figures. That's|Kline, Face (7) and Shepard. Louisville 7 Denver 6 HR: Det-Bolling Tuesday's Gai ped all competitors for the Man-| respectable score, considering|St. Louis 000 000 2003 6 1 Pacific Cast League ; : Toronto at Columbus == ltoba | junior golf championship,(that he has been totally blind for Chicago 000 000 001--1 4 o Hollywood 3 San Francisco 2 Boston 000 001 010-2 7 Oinfontreal at Richmond + was disqualified Friday when it Ig Washington 202 013 00x--8 14 2|pochester at Miami was learned he was too old for 13 years. Schmidt Collum (9) and Cooper $acramento, 2 Los Algeles 5 o ; Nixon, Porterfield (1) Hurd (5) t Havana ii Bg Po | Golf provides wonderful exer- Jones, Lown (9) and Landrith, |gHCPEiEs 0 SPREE a9 Dorish (7) and White: Stone| "ooo * T°" Homenuik's mother fn Yorkton C5; Felaxation and an opportun- Cincinnati 001 000 002--3 10° 0 >an IBS 0 QT ALE Byerly (1) Pascual (6) and Ber Sask., admitted after investiga: to meet people" he enthuses. Milwaukee 202 010 10x--6 11 0 National League beret. ; At th> age of nine Les a native| Jeffcoat Acker (4) Black (5)ly. york 000°101--2 6 0 h Toronto LJ 24 hours service. and) Miami . SALES--SERVICE--PARTS--REPAIRS _fotond -- DELCO -- HOOVER MALL ELECTRIC TOOLS technique at Surrey. Looking on Manitoba's New Jr. Golf Champ ~~Central ; Press Canadian Columbus Havana 200 000 000-2 8 1 Kitchener Golfer Football Union made their first] major roster reduction Thursday night as eight players were in- formed they have been cut. I Players released were imports Don (Big Thunder) Lewis, for- mer Michigan State end, and Joe Long, f>rmer Stanford University centre, and Canadians Jack Cook! Bobo Sikorski, Jack Whitty, Bill Kushnir, Pete von Harten and Ray MacLeod. Cook, Sikorski and| 5 % ATL 11% 467 12 von Harten were with Lions last year. HOWELL TO DODGERS Mil - Mathews, # 000 300 001-4 7 0/have beset Roy Campanella and Rochester 000 000 001--1 7 2 Rube Walker. Kipp and Roseboro; Markell, Lemyre sald manager Greg Deal (7) and Rand. {Mulleavy of the Royals recom- Columbus 100 000 000--1 5 0/mended Howell's move to the Havana 010 100 00x--2 10 1|Dodgers 'despite what happened Herbert Wooldridge (8) and|in Miami." Some weeks ago Noble: Cueche and Dotterer. {Howell was Involved in an early- Columbus 000 000 0--0 4 0 morning episode in Miami which Havana 000 004 x--4 2 O/brought his temporary suspension Harrington, Spicer (6) and as well as displeasure on the part Shantz; Hatten and Dotterer. of the Brooklyn brass. and not 18, the age limit for jun-|%f 00x--3 5 International League manager Rene Lemyre of Mont. Gomex, The accident in a papermill during Cin-Post. Nardella Starr (2) Post (7) and|catcher Homer (Digie) Howell | New York runner-up to Homenuik for |Saltimere S01 91 Jn 1 lpg 021 412 O1x-11 17 1|pieeato 000 220 10 1| Reports were current recently i A Coleman (5) McDermott (8) and : the Canadian finals next week, [Canadian National Institute for|t0eman C |and_Foiles. ski Drews Nicholas (3) Nagy (6) League Royals, would' move up as a coach. They must be Mantle. Chicago 000 000 001--1 7 1™giavioek McDaniel (3) Liddle| Montreal : Was- A 1 tion that her son is 20 years old h : .B } HRs: Was-Lemon. MONTREAL (CP) Genera Cornwall Ont, was struck in| Fowler (7) and Bailey; Spahn and Pgh 030 000 2 nich yianager Rene Lomyre oom jors set by the Royal Canadian je eye a Siowball and Ma Crandall Adcock Rixzik (2) Wilhelm {)/Rlchmond 0 2a oi; P 1 that the contract of vor Golf Association, {Vision was impaired. An industrial 3 €0C¢k: Grissom (8) and Sarni; Law and Golf A {the American League [Folles. Neeman; Farrell and Niarhos, (has been assigned outright to has sent 16-year-old Don Atkin-|toiary ol Nyord War made him erican Loaf 001 001 100--3 11 3 Toronto 023 003 002-10 12 0|Brooklyn Dodgers by .the Royals. . | A {stant field {New York 000 000 401-5 7 4 dts ih i 040-8 1 the provincial junior title, to Ed.| An assistant field secretary of i : eCall Ridzik (5) Wilhelm (8) Ww .|that Howell, who has served also mundston, to compete fn|the Kitchener district for ~ the| Brown and friandos; Terry R.|,0q" Westrum; Waters, Face (6) Wd "aon, Wojex pei rime [oN coach with the International | Ithe Blind Les said: "It's tough for| Berra, Howard (7). | A al Atkinson was nine strokes back said. 8 tough for A x HR: NYK-Mays. | | of Homenulk in placing second. | vilnd man to find sified golfers| HRs: Balt - Fraseona; NYE ig; 'Lows id 02 00-2 3 Ol Sherry. Tompkinson (9) » nal es TE ie "hat X: es. Torin egy Homenulk| yn gelfish and willing to sacrifice Chicago by a championship in 1054 and 1985. 1t|® Jot of time from their own| Detroit K (5) Kinder (7) (5) Konstanty (7) and Cooper; || appears he was over age for com- pe Mg and House {Rush and Chiti. bs rh last year also Rs: Det Yo rgeson Boone| HRs: Cho-King, Irvin. Homenulk, who continued way pro who has been providing Maxwell SR [St Souls ho 053 Pirated his other's claim helootons free of charge. The golf osm 09 0% 0ou--8 6 0 (Game called end 9th darkness) # was still 18, said he is sorry "all club granted Les an honorary "gilt. oo "= Hurd (7) and Wehmeier and Katt, Cooper this ha ed." 8 #7| membership. White; . Ramos and Courtney |(7); Davis and Chiti Landrith "Well that's 1," he added. "Tf|Noceni 0% his first lessons from| "np Boe Williams: Was-Lemon (9): Ligh . MfNormie Himes pro at the West. , HRs: Bos-Williams: Cincinnati 00 100 100-2 § 1 says I'm 20 then I'm mount Club, but later switched to/Z, 181 000 102-8 7 o|Milwaukee 303 002 00x--8 8 0 100 040 000--5 9 0 kway because it was closer to Lawrence Gross (3) Fowler (5) his home. He moved here from Ranga ©. Mossi (6) Wynn (7)Acker (6) Black (7) and Bailey; Ni H Crimian Gorman (9) Burdette aud Rice. "Hing "*C Woaing Bushy: Key/EhIa 100 000 pi 19 0 new member | of Toronto mal League» olpata: Cris Lavine 1; (8) and Lo-| ~ Frankie Frisch, (9) and How- - baseball's Hall of Fame and for-| Buffalo 130 010 60x-11 18 ofell warm air m th Grimsley (2) Wojey| , HRS: Bkn « Furillo 2 Reese, ' heating er major lea m , was| Lo 3 in critical condition Friday follow:| (2) Jacobs (7) Romberger (7) and| Jackson. American Longud engineered a heart attack, He is 57. Battey; Hahn, Nagy (7) and Cleveland 000 021 012--8 8 0 to your house i Hospital officials declined to Sherry. 000 208 1208 12 o|Kansas. C. 101 001 0003 7 1 to meet discuss the nature of Frisch's ill-| Montreal ' ness, but friends who talked with|Rochester 002 101 000--4 8 3| Score and Hegan; Kretlow and Mickens (3) and Rose- | Ginsberg. individual heating Mrs. Frisch, sald the former tar, Milliken : | (6) Wright problems! His statement was an indirect|30d tribute to Lloyd Tucker, the Rock-|, HRS or semi-finals, to be decided in best-of-five series, were Teleased j by the Ontario Lacrosse Association. St. Catharines dnd Brampton meet at St. Catharines Aug. 13, 0, and if necessary, Aug. 24. i Games are scheduled at Bramp- in Aug. 17 and if necessary, Aug. suffered a coronary attack Thurs-|boro; Blaylock, Deal day night. (8) Roberts (9) and Green. PERFECT GIFT FOR WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES In the other semi-final Long ranch meets Peterborough at Long Branch Aug. 13, 17 and, if| eens, Au 3 reerion | $1,000,000 WORTH of TALENT fo Russ an, veces] my ) 'ff 2--MAIN EVENTS --2 Ae tern Canad astern Canada final will| be a best-of-seven series, dates to KINSMEN CIVIC STADIUM "TONIGHT "--8:45 P.M. be Sevided Jaer, e eastern fo ill go . ? gq ® to Winnipeg to open the ail-Can.f| I : YUKON ERIC : ada semi-finals with the Man-| ' : vs. Hard Boiled HAGGERTY itoba champions, Sept. 11. The) winner of the best-of-seven series) The BRUNETTI BROS. Guy & Joe VS. SKI-HI-LEE und BIG IKE EAKINS will move on to meet the British| Columbia mainland or | ; i FIRST MAIN BOUT WILL BE ONE FALL, ONE ! 4 "© YN HOUR TIME LIMIT. SECOND MAIN BOUT WILL BE TWO OUT OF THREE, ONE HOUR TIME LIMIT. seven series for the Canadian title. | MAN OF. 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