Nanaimo Daily News from Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada • 13

Tht Nanaimo Daily Fre frn, Monday, Augmt 1t, 1151 ijpj Alan STARDOM BOUND? 1 B.C. Youth Handcuffs Yankees For Triumph Pete Blanks Mounties And Giants Step Ahead MiUY C'PtU PAST P.WN3 OP Zavitz Third fit Handgun Championships CON NAUGHT RANGES. Ont CP) Gary McMibon. 26, of Dartmouth, X. who has been btmg a pistol compethhely leu than to years, Sunday ended United States domination Pittsburgh, the Pirates took two from Clnciuoati.

1 2 ami 4 J. Billy Marin was hurt trying" 1o steal home earber, laid dwa a perfect bunt break vp the 12-inoing affair. Three-hit plichkif NO-HITTER UNTIL 7Ui By THE CANADIAN rftKSS I Ted Bowsfield, a 22- year -old Boa ton Red Sot rookie from Peo-ticton, B.C., held New York Yankees billess through alx Innings Sunday at he won his fir it ma Bowsfield bad a Yankee Sta dium crowd of 55.771 on the edge CKlOltS by Ray Moore and Early Wynn of its teats at he retired Aody Carey a routine grounder lead jor-league ball game, 9-3. the Canadian handgun cham ing off the New York eviith. Then Norm Slebern, a leflhaoded pionships.

batter, broke the spell cast by Lefty Pete Burnside blanked Vancouver on three hits as the Phoenix Gums moved three full firars ahead of the second-place Mounties in The Pacific Coast League race Sunday with a 1-0 wctory. San Diego, which took two from Seattle 4-3 and i breathing down the Moimties necks now, too. The double win brought the Pads in third place to within a game of Vancouver. In oiner games. Portland two-timed Salt Lake -J and 7-3 and Spokane beat Sacramento 5-1.

The five-game series at Van lie won both open and closed handgun titles -as the three-day the Canadian southpaw as be lashed a clean single to right three In the second 1 beat Lake Jwice. In the second game, a jrand slammer by Nini Toinay put Portland ahead In the first in- ing. He hit another round-trip per ia the sixth. George Freese, Ed Winccniik, Len Neal, Luis Marques and Frank Kellert really made th homefolks happy by each pound ing out four-basers in the opening game. Salt Lake also scored Its two runs In the opener on a horn run one by R.

C. Steseni ii the sixth inning. Two games are scheduled for Monday. The Phoenix-Vancouver battle continues al Vancouver and Spokane and Sacramento field. Until then only five Yan annual meet ended.

MeMahon, an underwater re kees had reached bate tour by Bowifield'i effort gave the Sox a split with the Yankees, who won the opener o( a double-header, 7-5. And another Canadian bad the hero' role at Detroit, where Reoo Bertoia. a Windsor, Ont. product, squeeied home the winning run In the 12th Inning aa Detroit THrers beat Chicago White Sox 4-3 the second game of a doubleheader that lasted more than seven hours. Tb White Sox won the opener 5-2.

In other American League search physicist at the Dartmouth naval research establishment, shot total 1.674 point carried the Sox to vlcUwy in tb opener, in which Jim Rivera batted la (our of the five Chicago runs. ORIOLES FINALLY TUN Lefty O'DeU slopped Uath-ingtoo on five hits to give Baltimore a 6-1 tecood-game victory and end aa 11-game Onoie losing ttreak. In the first contest, Washington's Pedro Ramos picked up his 11th win against 10 setbacks, although relief Ace Dick Hyde had to bail him out in the ninth. Roger Maris cracked a two-run homer in the 10th laiiag and Dick Toraanek turned in a brilliant relief chore to snap Kansas City's losing streak at six games. Cleveland had won the opener 11- walks and one on an error.

Bows field escaped the seve-nth without further damage but he tired in the eighth when the first score of a possible 1 800 to take four Yankee batters hit safely to couver wnjcn opened aunaay force his exit. Murray Wall ended the uprising after the had acored three runs. The Red Sox already had scored could tell the tale in this year's pennant chase. Thus. Sunday's loss as a bitter pill for the Canucks to swallow.

It was Bumside's second games, Washington and Balti seven times to ensur Bows- also will play. straight shutout ictory over Vancouver. Mounties pitcher George Bamburger also pitched 2 on a 15-hit attack featuring more split, the Senators winning fi-2 and losing 6-1; and Cleveland and Kansas City split, the Indians winning 11 2 and losing 4-2. Milwaukee Braves, the Ns tional League leaders, went on a field's victory. The Yankeet outhit the Red Sox 14-9 in the first game but it took two unearned runs in the eighth to win for them.

The Red Sox bad knocked out starter Don Larsea and reliever Ryen Duren with a four-run rally in the seventh that tied the score 5-5. homers by Larry Doby and Power. There were 28 hits. Including seven home runs, in the slugfest at Los Angeles. San Francisco the titles.

It was the first time in the memory of officials of the Canadian Civilian Association of Marksmen, sponsors of the meet, that a Canadian has won the open title. He achieved the feat although suffering from stomach trouble throughout the meet. Runner-up to the slight, bespectacled scientist was C. Atkinson of Schenectady, X. wiih I.661 points.

RCMP Cpl. Jim Zavitz of Nanaimo, B. to represent Canada in Moscow world championships later this month was third with 1,653. MANITOBA NATIVE A native of Roland, whose parents now live at Gun- hitting spree to defeat Philadel phia 8-7 and 14-3. The Braves rookie Jim Davenport hit two now have a 6'7-game lead over wr xfzy 5 THE Birds' BlSSBST WNHER lH THiS, 'S 2Ho FULL SEASOtf.

Mi FEAT OF RETIRE ALL 9 BATTERS HE FACED WAS He OFTHE FE 8R'6T me orioles' first bohus BABE'S 6O0P CONTROL Pitcher js Bertoia, who got into the Detroit game at hird base after home runs, and had three other safeties. the San Francisco Giants who beat Los Angeles 12-8 in Sunday's only single game, a 28-hit alug- iest. St. Louis and Chicago POTtf STARTER ANP RELIEVER. YEARS DULLISH faffT played giveaway, the Cubs snatching a 0-4 first game win and the Cards taking the second 6-2 on five unearned runs.

At Balding Captures Third Win With Record Score sloM FOSTBR) ALL-STAR SAME. 1m Canuck Boxer Outpointed In Mexico MEXICO CITY (AP Wilburt McClure of Toledo, Ohio, Saturday night won the light middleweight title of International Diamond Belt amateur boxing tournament as he out pointed Lawrence Cardinal of Canada. McClure hit Cardinal In the stomach and after that the two only jabbed to keep each other at a distance In the first round with little action. McClure continued his jabs in the second and got in several good blows. They started the third with an exchange of blows, went away from each other and started another exchange in close.

McClurs got hi the best punches. After on more exchange, there was little action. ton, near Winnipeg, MeMahon be BASEBALL SCOREBOARD gan competitive pistol shooting in Halifax in January, 1957, with the Atlantic Marksmen Club. But as a youngster he shot gophers and crows on the prairies with a rifle. National League brilliantly but to no avail.

The( Vancouver club couldn't get a man past second base. Bamberger, displaying his usual brilliant control, extended his walkless innings to 62 just two short of the PCL record. Burnside, incidentally, also gave up no walks. Phoenix scored Its winning run in the sixth inning when, with one out, Dusty Rhodes singled. Willie McCovey then lined a double deep to the rightfield corner, al lowing Rhodes to score all the way from first.

At San Diego, Larry Raines hoisted a fly in the tenth inning to score Fred Hatfield for a 4-3 win over Seattle in the second game. In the opener Hatfield and Dave Pope homered in the 4-2 Padre win. Al Jones hit a two-run homer for San Diego in the second inning of the nightcap. Spokane used three pitchers In its 3-1 victory over Sacramento in a series opener there. Larry Sherry got credit for his sixth victory but he needed help from Ed Palmquist and Dick Scott in the eighth inning.

Marshall Bridges went all the way for Sacramento. His downfall, it turned out, came in the first ar.d eighth innings. Maurie Wills walked, stole second and scored as Jim Baxes tripled to right in the first. In the eighth, Jim Williams singled, stole sec--ond after being caught off first base and scored on Baxes' double against the left field fence. Portland batters hit eight home runs ive in the first game and Pet.

GBL 63 45 .583 57 52 .523 6'i 56 52 .519 7 53 55 .491 10 51 54 .486 10' i 53 59 .473 12 50 58 .463 13 50 58 .463 13 Milwaukee Tranclsco Pittsburgh St. Louis Phil a Chicago Cincinnati Los Angeles Doublet Hoak, Cincinnati, 29. Triples Virdon, Pittsburgh, 11. Home runs Banks, 34. Stolen bases Ashburn, 22.

Pitching Willey, Milwaukee, and Grissom, San Francisco, 7-3, .700. Strikeouts Jones, St. Louis, 146. American League AB HPct (10) and Nixon. Brown (10).

W-Tomanek. Woodeshick. HRs: Cle-Colavito (24). Second Boston 002 000 1424 14 2 New York 000 000 0303 5 0 Bowsfield, Wall (8) and White; Turley, Shantz (8) Monroe (9i and Johnson. Bowsfield.

L-Turley. HRs: Bos-Runnels (4). Second Chicago 002 000 100 0003 9 1 Detroit 000 100 020 0014 12 1 Latman, Shaw (4) Lown 181 Staley (81 Wilson (9) and Battey; Hoeft, Morgan (8) Susce (9i and Wilson. W-Susce. L-Wilson HRs: Det-Maxwell (8).

Runnels. Boston 391 73 131 .335 Kuenn, Detroit 384 52 125 .326 Boxla Booster Dies In East ST. CATHARINES, Ont. (CP) Arthur Ernest (Art) Brown, one of the grand old men of Canadian lacrosse, died here Saturday. He was 72.

A native of St. Catharines, he was a former president JffcHjoth the Canadian Lacrosse Association and the Ontario Lacrosse Association. He also played with the St. Catharines Athletic Lacrosse Club prior to the First World War and coached the-team from 1937 to 1945, winning several Mann cups for the Canadian senior lacrosse championship. Goodman, Chi 282 32 91 .323 Cerv, Kansas City 373 70 120 .322 Power, Cleveland 407 69 130 .319 Second St.

Louis 104 001 000 6 8 1 Chicago 002 000 0002 7 5 Jackson and Green; Hillman, Phillips (8) and Thacker, Newman (8) L-Hillman. HRs: Chi-Banks (34). Francisco 211 102 203-12 16 1 Los Angeles 024 100 100 8 12 0 Giel, lonzant (3) Jones '6 Worthington 7) and Schmidt, Thomas (7) Williams, Birrer (3) Klippstein (3Labine (6i Koufax (91 Erskine and Rosebopd-. W- LONGER SEASO.V CINCINNATI (AP) The National League blueprint for 1959 calls for a longer and earlier baseball season. The league mailed copies of the preliminary schedule to its clubs today.

If approved, the new schedule would start the season Friday April 10, four days earlier than the traditional second Tuesday and close Sept. 27 after running 17i days instead of the usual 167. Pacific Coast League Pet. TORONTO (CP) Al Balding of a a swamped Lloyd Tucker of Kitchener, 8 and 6 Saturday to win the Canadian professional match play golf championship for the third time. The victory margin was the largest in the tournament's history.

Balding's one sided triumph earned him the Millar Trophy and first prize money of $1,000 and broke the win-margin record set in 1931 when Len Robson of Toronto defeated Dave Sittal of Toronto 7 and 6. The 32-year-old touring Mark-ham pro won the tournament in 1952 and 1954 and was runner-up last year. Tucker, 46-year-old veteran from Kitchener Rockway, collected $650. Balding defeated Toronto's Joe Noble of Toronto Thornhill 3 and 2 in the morning semi-final during which he took ill at the seventh hole. He suffered a sudden siege of nausea a recurrence of heart palpitations which have plagued him in recent months.

SHOWS SPORTSMANSHIP Noble. agreed to delay the match until Balding felt well enough to continue. Technically, Noble could have claimed the match but he waited for about an hour while Balding rested. Tucker reached the final with a one-up victory over Bill Kozak, an unattached pro from Port Robinson, Ont. Balding showed no ill effects of his illness in the' final against Tucker.

He won the second hole with a short birdie putt and after GBL Runs Mantle, New York, 87. Runs batted in Jensen, Boston, 24. Hits Fox, Chicago, .135. Doubles Kuenn, 29. Triples Lemon, Washington, 9 Home runs Sievers, Washing ton, Jensen and Mantle, 31.

Stolen bases Aparicio, Chicago, 19. 72 49 .595 70 53 .569 3 69 54 .561 4 61 60 .504 11 58 63 .479 14 Phoenix Vancouver San Diego Salt Lake City Portland Spokane Sacramento Seattle AL Jones. L-LabineVHRsu SFXJ'Con- BALDING one-sided win 55 65 .458 16'i 53 70 .431 20 50 74 .403 23 Pitching Ditmar, New York, 000 001 0001 9 0 8-2, .800. Phoenix Vancouver Burnside Strikeouts Turley, New York, 000 000 0000 3 0 and Haller, Jenkins 133. (9); Bamberger, Ceccarellie (9) Hughes (9) and White.

Burn- that, the match became a runaway. Tucker, who appeared tired, went to pieces. Semi-finalists Noble and Kozak received $475 and $375 respectively. Other prize winners In non-consolation matches were quarter-finalists Gerry Kesselring, Kitchener, $300; Gordon Brydson, To ronto Mississaugua, $250; Norrn Smith, Toronto York Downs, $200 and Frank Wrhibley Buffalo- Park Club, $150. i nell (3) Spencer 12i-J0avenport 2 Speake (3); LASnider (10), Podges (15).

Cincinnati 001 001 000 02 9 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 200 13 7 0 Haddix, Jeffcoat (9) and Burgess; Kline, Porterfield (7) Face I9i Black (10) Gross (10) and Kravitz. Gross. Jeffcoat. HRs: Cin Robinson (20); Pgh-Maieroski (12). Second Cincinnati 010 000 0203 11 0 Pittsburgh 010 200 01x-4 9 0 Newcombe, Lawrence (8) and Bailey; Law, Face i8 and Kravitz.

W-Face. L-Lawrence. HRs: Pgh-Mazeroskl (12). First Milwaukee 301 021 100-8 14 1 Phila 132 001 0007 9 0 Trowbridge, Conley, i2 Robin-on 3 and Rice; Sanford, Hearn (1) Meyer 6 and Hegan. L-Meyer.

HRs: Pha-Bou-chee (4) Fernandez (5). Second Milwaukee- 320 030 1 5014 19 0 Phila 001 000 020 3 9 2 Willey, Pizarro 8 and Crand all; Roberts, Moorehead 2i Miller 6 Mever (9i and Sawatski. W-Willev, L-Roberts. HRs: Mil-Crandall 2 U5. rirst St'.

'LouT '202 fiOO m-U 10 ,4 Chicago 301 401 OOx 9 13 1 Muffett. Mabe (4i McDaniel (6 and Landrith; Briggs, Sols (1) and Neeman, Thacker (7). HRs Chi Thomson (15), Banks (33). WWW side (7-6). Bamberger (13-8).

Spokane 100 000 0203 9 2 Sacramento 000 000 1001 6 0 L. Sherry, Palmquist (8), Scott (8) and N. Sherry; Bridges and Sherry. First Game Salt Lake 000 002 000-2 10 2 Portland 000 240 03x 9 7 0 O'Brien, Schmees (5) and Naton; Judson and Neal. Judson (7-4i.

O'Brien Second Game Salt Lake 000 300 03 9 0 Portland 500 Oil 7 9 1 (seven innings) Lamabe, Abernathie (6) and Westerfield, Naton (4i; Pillette and Tornay. First Game Seattle 000 002 0002 7 0 San Diego 120 000 Olx 4 6 1 Surkont and Bevan; Alexander, Brodowski (6) and paragon. Alexander. Surkont. HRs: San Diego, Hatfield, Pope.

Second Game" WINS AGAIN Mrs. Marlene Stewart Streit won her fifth Canadian women's open golf title Saturday at Saskatoon. Fifth time loser as Mary Gay of Calgary who fell 8 and 6 in the 36-hoIe final despite playing a fine round in near-par figures. American League i 72 38 .653 56 53 .514 15'i 55 54 .505 16' 2 55 55 17 52 55 .486 49- 57 .462 21 48 58 .453 22 47 64 .423 251 New York Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Washington It Sticks out a It's Service that countsl Seattle ...000 003 000 03 7 3 San Diego 020 000 100 14 14 0 Kutyna, Kennedy (7, Wieand (7) and Dotterer; Lemon, Wojey 1 7), Brodowski (9) and Jones, Averill (7), Naragon (8). Brodowski.

Wieand. HRs: Seattle, McManus. San Diego, Al Jones. International League Miami 8 Toronto 2 2nd game halted by curfew with score 2-2 in 5th inning) Richmond 2-0 Rochester 5-1 Havana 2-1 Montreal 1-0 Columbus 12 Buffalo 04 Sunday American Association Denver 13 Indianapolis 5-6 Louisville 1-3 Minneapolis 3-8 Omaha 8-10 Wichita 0-8 Charleston 3 St. Paul 7 Weekend Stars Batting: Jim Davenport, San Francisco Giants Rookie third I Records Broken At Swim Meet INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Australian Murray Rose bettered his accepted world swimming record in the 400-metre freestyle with a time of 4:24.5 in winning the U.S.

AAU outdoor championship Sunday. He topped his world mark of 4:25.9 set in 1957. However, John Konrads posted a mark of 4 21. 8 in Australia last January which is up for world recognition. Saturday, Norbert Rumpel, Jmv Need steel in a hurry? Dominion Bridge stocks, always in step with the changing requirements of Canadian steel users, are carried in nine strategically located warehouses from coast to coast.

Whether you need a bar or a truckload, it's service that counts and Dominion 3ridge warehouse steel service "sticks out a mile!" WAREHOUSE STEEL SERVICE BY baseman rapped a pair of home runs, a double and two singles to lead San Francisco to a 128 victory over Los Angeles Dodgers. Pitching: Dick Tomanek. Kan German breaststroke champion en route to the University of Toronto, set an American and AAU record of 2:47.8 for the new overwater breaststroke at 300 metres. First Kansas City 000 000 101 2 7 3 Cleveland 430 301 OOx 11 15 1 Urban, Herbert Davis 3, Craddock i5 and Smith: McLish and Nixon. L-L'rban.

HRs: KCy-Simpson 2 (6; Cle Doby i8' Power ii First Baltimore 000 002 000 2 1 2 0 Washington 101 200 20x 6 12 0 Pappas, Lehman '4 and Trian-dos; Ramos. Hyde 9 and. Courtney. W-Ramos: L-Pappas. HRs; Balt-Triandos i23'.

Second Baltimore 000 002 4006 11 0 Washington 000 001 0001 5 0 Odell and Triandos; Griggs. Komanasky 6 Clevenger 7 Constable '8 A'banese 9 and Korcheck. -Odell. L-Griggs. Vlrt Boston pro 001 4iW 5 9 1 New York 200 021 02x 7 14 0 Brewer.

Fornieles (5 Byerly (7i and Berberet; Larsen. Duren 7 Shantz 7 Trurks '8i and Berra. W-Trucks. LBverly. First Chicago 020 0105 0 Detroit 000 W2 fXiO 2 3 1 Moore, Wyrm ig and Loliar; Foyiack.

Aguirre i4' Fischer (8' Morgan 9' nd Lau. W-Moore L-Foytack. HRs; (7). SeeMd Kaas City 0V (wo fk 2 2 9 0 Cleveland 000 Oil 02 9 1 C-orman 9' Tomanek and Chri: WooHeshirk. Grant B.C.

CHESS VICTORY MOUNT VERNON, Wash. AP) The British Columbia Chess Federation Sunday defeated the Washington State Chess Federation in a tournament at this community 60 miles south of the international border. The B.C. players won 20'j games and the host federation won i'i games. COMPANY LIMITED P.O.

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Louis 362 53 124 .343 Ashbum. Phila 420 68 143 .340 Mays, San Fraa 431 78 145 .336 Aaron. Milwaukee 424 82 136 .321 Skinner, PUtj 387 68 124 J20 Runs Banks. 89. Ran bitted i Banks, 96.

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