5
VV3
Frlnce
Rupert
Daily
N
.
Fru'av.
June
0.
'
:.l
Joe
ersey
Hetaieis
Chcampionisteiip
ndGrella'
Man
Gets
A
LIST
OF
Jim
VEKY
CESI
I
Remember
When
OL.
DAILY.
NEWS
U
Over
Ezzard
Charles
Vade
Pitches
Brooks
to
3-Game
Lead
.
mil
1
I
.
t
,
.
.
H1LM"''L'1
S1UV
Jfy
.joe
Walcott,
Jtt-
War
Admiral,
winner
of
the
Kentucky
Derby
and
the
Preak-ness,
completed
the
"Triple
!
Crown"
of
the
American
turf
by
i
winning
the
Belmont
Stakes
15
j
years
ago
today.
The
famous
son
i
of
Man
O'War
equalled
the
record
:
for
the
mile
and
half
race,
!2:28
35,
but
the
record
was
low-
1
....
1..
u
.
1
...
(.iiHiert'iia
man
oi
uie
ring,
clung
to
his
u
j
heavyweight
boxing
title
last
night
by-winning
minimis
decision
over
former
champion
Ezzard
J'll:
By
The
Cmi;
ies.
;.,rl.rlible
Brooklyn
Dolors
ftcanradj
ered
to
2:28
15
by
Count
Fieet
In
throe
games
ahead
in
the
Na-1
1143
an
dequalleh
by
Citation
i-;
tional
League
pennant
race
0:1
!
1948.
father
ot
1
1937
11941
11949
11919
11951
old
Ford
Sedan
-!4-'on
Interne
J)"
il
Panel
Austin
Morris
5-ton
Austin
Truck
N.J
,
.
from
Camden
Thursday
while
Cleveland
-
In
jarring
Jersey
Joe
with
long
right
hand
leads
to
the
jaw
.MAOfK
l'LNtHES
MISS
Ez.ard
fought
cautiously,
apparently
biding
his
time
for
a
fast
finish,
but
never
was
he
dians
regained
the
upper
hand
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIEDS
,
BRING
QUICK
RESULTS
!
THE
ROUND-UP
"iff
the
bombing
shots
by
crab
tlic
votes
of
all
w
Vials
in
the
slow
fight
ricipl
Stadium.
V
zach
Clayton,
who
re-;,.
warned
Charles
for
low
";,,i,-(l
WiilcoU
his
biggest
!
in
the
American.
,
.
i
Big
B.;n
Wade
turned
in
his
1
first,
major
lcagucshut
out
as
he
j
pitched
Dodgers
to
a
2-0
victory
over,tai!-end
Pittsburgh
Pirates.
able
to
nail
Walcott
for
the
crusher.
Walcott's
ability
to
spin,
to
make
Ezzy's
punches
miss.
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
en
or
'Auto
service
iSup
Mo
j
and
counter
with
those
damag
.
o.
Judge
Hack
I
s
v
"l
y
t,la""
u
ule
things
happen
hurriedly
and
no-
!
body
had
better
be
caught
lean-
r0kl
moVe
lnree
u'5
on
Now
.
.
,
.
.
.
i
Vvti!
I
!
lour,,
n
L-k
r
(
;
I
O
t
ed
it
for
Walcott
8-7.i
'uoKs,
apparently
won
him
York
Giants,
who
dropped
a
3-i
ing
on
his
shovel.
With
Coles
at
Li
Toimiseo
scored
itjl'le
nod
on
two
ballots.
Judges
r(u
"...
.
!...
j
;
MeTlurnan
onH
T,
Limited
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
CYO
vs
BATTERY
7:00
p.m.
7-b-.
nsfsocutieu
;
'
tuiuawu
gave
In
CO"
the
helm,
the
Aussies
now
are
confident
that
their
carnival
will
West
I
Third
Avenue
217
lies
a
7-6-21
u
'ln
w
walcott
to
win
a
Char
rard
h
it!
cinch
cio:;c
decision.
NEW
YORK
A
tough,
sell-madj
millionaire
whose
spectacular
career
as
merchant,
politi-tian
and
organizer
has
made
his
name
a
byword
in
Australia
has
hurled
himself
into
the
vast
job
of
ramrodding
the
1956
Olympic
Games
at
Melbourne.
His
name
Is
A.
W.
Colts
and
there
is
no
indication
that
he
kn"ws
a
vaulting
pole
'from
a
'ecis'.on
to
Chicago
Cubs.
Early
Wynn
came
up
with
his
first
shutout
of
thp
"non
t
put
Indians
at
the
top.
Wyn-i
blanked
Boston
Red
Sox,
erstwhile
pace-setters,
5-0.
Wade
handcuffed
the
Pirate
Oddly,
juuiy,
the
uie
referee
reieree
who
who
'
.,
a
dull
fight
in
con-l
gave
be
as
gUct
tu
any
ever
held.
-Coles
made
his
wad
with
a
j
string
of
nothing-over-a-shilling
i
stores.
He
opened
the
first
or.
3
j
in
a
Melbourne
suburb
shortly
.ihe
thriller
lasi
July
18,","J
"
uuuu
wj
naiius,
voted
field
when
underdog
'him
the
15th.
;1
wn
boxing's
richest
j
The
verdict
was
given
mixed
Try
a
flows
Classified
after
the
first
world
war,
and
he
1,
a
clean-cm.
kiioc
-kijui.
reci
-puon
Dy
a
crowd
01
21,599
mat.
paid
5210,313
into
the
box
discus,
but
they
say
-that
wr.jnnow
operates
more
than
300
of
he
flings
himself
at
a
project
them,
scattered
all
over
Australia.
Leads
Party
that
Wrecked
Menzie
Government
on
five
singles,
Wuiked
fwe
and
fanned
six.
j-
Eddii
Mik1'-'
f
r,-'.
omr
run
of
1
the
season
rui
led
uie
Giants.
!
The
cub
infiekler
connected
with
lone
on
and
tw;
out
in
the
sev-lenth
to
break
a
1-1
tie
and
give
j
Lefty
Paul
Minner
the
first
tri-j
umph
of
his
cart
er
over-
the
1
Giants.
lfre
no
I'.nocKoowus
m-1
iiotii
men
wobbled
with
aud
fchots.
lt
at
11161,2
had
five
on
Charles,
who
at
191
a
heaviest
in
his
career.
f
V
to
become
the
first
.
heavyweight
champion
mrain
his
title-
where
office.
Another
$175,000
was
added
to
receipts
from
television
rights.
Charles
did
not
show
too
much
disappointment
after
the
fight
although
he
thought
he
had
won.
"I
know
Joe
won't
fight
me
again,"
said
Charles.
"It's
impossible.
I'm
sprry
for
every
NoTire
Offers
Such
Protection!
UBC
Sports
Director
Resigns
'
-'
i
'
'
"1,
'
i
Looking
around
for
something
to
keep
him
occupied,
he
entered
politics
during
the
recent
world
war
and
was
elected
to
parliament
as
an
Independent.
IL
led
a
revolt
which
wrecked
tiie
government
of
Robert
Menzies,
and
Labor
rewarded
him
with
the
post
of
director
of
rationing.
That
was
just
a
breeze
for
Cries.
When
the
war
ended
they
asked
him
to
organize
a
government
airline
to
cobweb
the
hu'c
continent
and
started
him
off
with
four
discarded
U.S.
Army
planes
running
between
Melbourne
and
Sydney.
Coles
scarcely
worked
up
a
Baseball
Scores
American
New
Yoik
6,
Chicago
5.
Cleveland
5,
Boston
0.
".
(one
night
ganie.l
National
-Bob
Rob-1
as
athletic
1
VANCOUVER
(CP)-inctt
today
resigned
irts
as
Jim
Corbett,
Bob
j
-ii.onse.
Jim
Jeffries,
Jack
.5
and
Joe
Louis
failed,
1
.,
faipd
like
all
the
rest.!
jrrf
hart
tuts
over
both
ml
hlmiil
stieamed
from
i
jof's
haltered
nose
at
j
ml
as
iMith
bo
appear-
id
tlrfd.
again
underdog
at
odds
H
to
i.
the
slop-should-iii.-ott
taught
Charles
'i
ipect
for
his
zinging
left
I
Charles
came
steaming
i
pist
the
midway
point,
I
body
else.
,
Reporters
waited
outside
Walcott's
dressing
room
for
15
mln-uteii
while
the
champion
caught
his
breath.
Ho
looked
tired.
"This
proveit
I'm
really
champion,"
said
Walcott
who
lost
twice
to
Louis
and
twice
to
Charles
before
he
upset
Ezard.
"This
proves
it
wasn't
any
lucky
punch
in
Pittsburgh.
I
had
him
all
the
way.
This
win
meant
more
to
me."
Brooklyn
2,
Pittsburgh
0.
,,
1
.
a
Atlas
Tires
are
doubly
guaranteed
against
defects
in
material
and
manufacture,
.
facture.
and
and
against
airainst
all
all
road
road
hazards
hazards
honored
by
over
38,000
dealers
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
see
'.,',
of
i
off
to
t
director
of
the
University
British
Columbia
with
half
hfs
twj-year
contr.ct
still
sweat
with
that
one.
He
has
built
Trans-Australian
Airlines
into
a
smooth-ru
ining
organization
cf
150
c'.lffceiit
flights,
tork"d
with
the
finest
equipment,
lu
si-ven
years
the
line
your
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
about
the
new
low
price
on
Atlas
Tires.
Chicago
3,
New
York
1.
Cincinnati
5,
Phi,'
'delphia
3.
lone
night
game.!
American
Detroit
12,
Philadelphia
2
National
Boston
8,
St.
L
uis
3
,
"
Pacific
'
oust
Lof
Angeles
6,
San
Diego
2
Sacramento
0.
Oakland
4
Portland
4,
Hollywood
0
San
Francisco
1.
Sei'ttle
3
Western
International
.
Spckane
12.
Vancouver
2
'
Yakima
7.
Tri-Cily
8
Lewiston
11.
Victoria
4
Wenatchee
!),
Salem
1.
I
A
Score
Second
Win
Tited
I
switched
--
,
run.
The
resi::na.;u"
come
only
a
few
days
a;er
ihe
U.B.C.
senate
reaffirmed
Its
policy
of
no
oth-letic
scholarslnps.
Robinctt
was
imported
from
St.
Mary's
College,
San
Francisco,
a
year
ago
to
run
U.B.C.
sports.
He
may
become
football
:oach
at
San
Francisco
College.
'Robinctt
said
he
wanted
to
coach
football
but
there
was
no
opportunity
.
for
it
at
U.B.C,
whose
Thunderbirds
have
made
a
dismal
showing
in
the
Pacific
Northwest
Evergreen
Conference
since
ihey
joined
it
four
years
ago.
No
successor
to
Robinett
has
yet
been
named.
ha
not
had
a
crash.
Thos'j
who
knew
the
r.:w
Olympic
boss
best
describe
him
as
a
"peasant
bloke,"
but
arid
that
he
can
be
rulh'e
w
whe
i
ihe
occasion
requires.
It
seeun
sate,
at
least,
to
say
that
there
i.vver
has
been
a
previous
game
organizer
like
him.
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...
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&Oto
Top
League
Guidon
&
Anderson,
without
their
hard
hitting
:3erStan
Cornwell
and
No.
1
receiver
Vic
Caro-smefrom
behind
to
defeat
Ahel
&
Odowes.
This
jr
second
consecutive
win
over
the
losers
which
'hem
on
top
of
the
leaque.
.IN
Si-herk
t.'hind
the1
:
:
r-1-
"
U?
MAU
teivvwf-'.
iiiAK
LSA
T-
LONDON
-ALadv
Kilbarck-en,
60,
says
It
took
24
years
H
et
her
first
play,
'Immortal
MlnuU"
on
the
stage.
While
the
dramatic
comedy
Is-running
in
"Ltmaon'sfte
"ruts'staftett
tir
art-
IT
DAVC
.
4
.
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n.
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Fmr'flie
ChrisUnnsni)
,
.
ww
ni..,ir.Mti
TO
ADVERTISE
ins
y
utlipuW
slums
riplrt
to
score
both
men
Sr.:
d
oiher
play.
i-Clnihicrs,
th;
Hirdjvare
:
Kmgied
to
score
Ford.
jfrMn
trouble
on!y
in
the,
.
G
&
A
nicked
un
their
winnl
lg
Lane
Cedar
Chests
run
m
I'.)-
f
ith
with
llawiyluk
starting
on
the
mound,
who
walked
Scherk,
Marshall
and
Dunbar
to
load
t.ie
bases.
Lindsay
was
cal.ed
in
to
pitch
tii
-
uxt
banei
out
waiked
he
man
01
four
straight
pitches
,
So
c.
in
tho
run.
in
the
sixth.
Matthews
singled
1
tcorc
Abe!,
v.'hn
reached
f'rs
on
a
close
play
hrl
the
Clothiers
were
forced
out
before
they
c-u'd
tie
Hie
rcore.
id
sixth
innings.
'
S
Odime
:
began
scoring
hn
Giordano
walk-.
if
prmt.
Wind'e
hit
a
'
'f
h'lRlc
over
sir
rt
and!
wrcd
Giordano.
Abel;
"c
a
single
to
score
Windlc.j
!-0
si
-nc
lasted
until
the
',
jiimni;
when
Manager,'
'a
li'it
a
rhang-;
In
the
lM6
lineup.
,
Si
went
i
Mto
play
sec-'t
Dahl.
who
replaced
'Danny
Bin
as
first
base-
j
:
til
V
s
.
r
;
-
-r.
-.
:
'
X':i
'
'
wii
'
for
Crnada
expert
77
per
rent
ot
th;
pu'p
she
manufactures.
Thlv
amount-
to
one-quarter
of
the
value
of
Canada'.-
export'.
The
cedar
chest
that
is
noted
its
quality
and
beauty.
W
'alked
to
begin
the
:'G
k
A
Dunbar
hit
a
1
P'o'J'
ball
at
Matthews
"fwtoCilordano
at
fecond
'Iwj
on
Marshall,
then
to
Ret
Dunbar.
Umnlre
called
a'1
hands
safe.
uiwuatio
missed
second
the
throw
was
too
late
In
1951
Cai.uua
accounted
r
more
than
half
of
the
wo-ld'.
'eco
(
production
of
10
mil'ion
f
if
cf
pulp
und
paper.
i
The
payroll
in
1951
for
the
pu
p
anH
paper
Industry
in
BC
exceeded
$25
million.
Be
sure
to
inquire
about
our
LONG
TlilOl
l.AYAWAY
TLAN
FOR
CHRISTMAS
GIVING
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
to
mi
base,
'
with
first
ford
came
hit
of
the
C
E
Saturday
Night
at
Legion
Auditorium
"
to
12
p
lit.
Everyli'idy
We'eonie
$1
DO
'
Ladles
50c
Modern
and
Old
Time
Dancing
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wtlconte
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.
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fvt
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iejss,-.ITtiiit
body
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it's
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line
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