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history. At thjtja(e that "he's been pourtdlng Oft ball, Ernie couid wind up the NL's biggest RBI producer in 22 years, break his own homer record for shortstops, and become man ever to the'' league's most valuable player award two straight seasons. '4k, HIGHWAY LUMBER SERVICE with friendly! atmosphere Holland Lachapflrt HIGHWAY LUMBER Gatlneau PointQve. PRl-2486 WHAT IS THE FIIIEST DOUBLE-EDGE i BLADE YOU -LCAN BUY? i' 3 1 BEYOND THE SHADOW OF A DOUBT Pal Blades are made from top quality steel. Vand hollow-ground to stay sharper longer, PAL; Blades ir the economy pack only half the price of other high 'quality brands.

-ufor Also aO-for G7t in dispenser AN ALL-CANADIAN PRODUCT blast that gave the Cubs victory over the leaeue-teadkne half-same ct their lead -hviwp dv trincisco Ajianis aunaay. to trie Kansas cuy The triumph-, prevented the! Athletics, The ruruierup Dodgers and gave the Cubs a 25-23 record a gainst the league's three Feading pennant contenders. Bahlcs' blow, off lefty Johnny Antonelli, was hi "36th of the year and raised his runs-batted- in Droducliorr-lfv 112. Proirt set major league homer-hitting 'record for shortstops last season with 47. A total of 150 RBI's would be the highest in this league since Ducky Med-wick drove Inr-l 54 for the Cardinals In 1937.

The, Cubs shortstop's batting-average is Just one point less than the mark with which he won the MVP a'ward lait seasortrATlhough Carl IL Line Scores Montr4l 100 CO 001-- 4 Siuml 010414 11 14 VMM, LapAlovi M), Rodrtf ui 3 1 nd Td; Byrd and Burha. Vlde. MRS ijiuchin, Collat Montrwl 000 001 01 7 Miami 000 131a 4 0 MauritUo. Lapalm () a a Onuaka: Swwart and Brady. LP HaurWIlo.

Toronto Havana Funk. Praak (4) and Hnrjr; Cullar and UquMrdo. LP Preako MllS A'ovak. A. Wilon.

Toronto 001 200 0014 Havana 000 000 0000 1 Pchanlk and Henry; Craddock, Amor Carrllla Hi and Condtr. LP Craddock. HR Pop. RurTalo t0 001 000-J 7 0 Columbu OOOUOlOa 4 1 Hacker and Cnkar: Blackburn and ftaicn UKS a 1 r. Kacalara.

BttfTaM 3O0 060 SOO Oft 8 17 1 Columbuj 302 000 000 014 11 0 MahafUy. Vtaaon (1), Limaa Ml and Cokan "lUvdrtn." Jiirtna fir. WUlUma (7 nd Cobna. WP WJ. liama.

LP Lawman. HKS Burr. Lehman. RorheaUr .1. 000 010 0001 4 1 Btrhmond 003 001 OOx 4 1 1 0 Ktcgan, Nurui (Tt and StanUand; Short and J9hnaon.

LP Koegan. Saturday Camri' Montreal 000 001 0001 1 Miami 101 OOl 1U A 10 1 LP Birrer 001000 000 4 1 jCotumbuj 000 103 OOx S- 0 I trior t. Surkont iSl and Coktr: IJackaoo and Baicft. LP Short. Rochester 014 230 30011 SI Richmond 100 310 003 11 3 'tii Smith.

Brownlnf (Si and Stani- land; Wtealer. FJnwera (3) SUfrnrd (Si and SbaoU. WP nruta. Wkaater. Toronto 000 0000014 8 Havana 010 000 30s 4 0 Chakalea.

Bronowakl (7) rreno ill and Henry; Wieand and Goner. LP Chakate. Lions Play Esks Tpnight ED.MOKTOK, Aug. 17. Cf) British Columns Lions, run-ninjt Into toegh hurdles early, take on Edmonton Eskimos In a Western ball Union game here tonight It will be the first scheduled game of 1959 for; the Esks, who came through the exhibition season with a clean sweep in three games.

Lions lost 42-20 last Thursday to Winnipeg Blue Bornbers the Grey Cup champions, In the league opener, Bombers go against Calgary Stampcdera in in me sreona diii oi ineir 16-game schedule. Journal Want quick results. Ads bring ForEconomlcal, Trouble-Free Heating Fairbanks-Horse Automatic Oil Burner front JiT AUAIJTYNEUS 1 'fv4r-tY-nww-mMUfmr ui cno ctivi en-mi were rained first- inning lead ovtr the Drrroit Tigers. York Yankees divided a double-header with Boston Red Sox, loiing the opener, 6-5 and then winning the second 4-2. The Washington Senators defeated the Baltimore 6-1.

I that over a IMgarne scheduler- sttaay in l'J'a the totals are 47 homers i rwio e-so coo ooo All UH 1IIU WW VUW I AAA AIK. ft New York 310 000 0105 I f. t- -vwwwiv I Bmsn in tne Jirst. CIVlSlon lOf wu -Roi i. niwqwjr crnie.

CMC, EMiock a. Kln (. the first time siace 1946. Ignores Bruised Back. Ignoring-, a bruised back.

Banks hit a two-run first-Inning homer and Lee Walls followed VVhito; Maaa. Shant (3l. Coataa and Barra Wp Deiock Hl-i. LP- Maaa 111-41. HR Manila (23rd), Trtronbrry (4th).

Howard (13lh). Boiton' 0f0 101 0003 I 0 New York 300 000 01k 4 0 Monbouquatto (4-4) and White; Terry, Turlry 4 nd Howard. WP Terry (4-). HR Mantle. (241h) Chkrafo 000 010 0102 0 Kansas CUy Otl 20X0 In 7 13 0 Donovan.

McBridc (3, Aria a (4 1. Staley (4). Moor (6j, Uwn (81 and, Lotlar: Carver 'fl-10l aJid. 4intr an 1 7 -gj Huhbe41. Stan Cam ha vewwCThet81 Baltlmora tKM)OOo2lOl 3 awaiu more inan umc, ng one ever has done it two years running.

Fail to Gain Ground. While the Cubs were making the most-of Banks' hitting to move into a tie for fourth place with the Pittsburgh, Pir-atesthe top contenders In the NL all missed an opportunity to gain' ground. -The SL Cardinals stymied tha-DodgersL aitempt to dose in on the Giants by beating Los Angeles, 5-3; and the. Milwaukee Braves could gain only a split of a double-header with the Pirates, winning the nightcap. 5-2, behind Warren Spahn after dropping the opener, 2-1.

The Philadelphia Phils swept a twin bill from the Cincinnati Reds, 8-5 andtp. trrav IJ. 'S no; an mux 1 4-Ti. tJrir i1J-1J ATIONAL, EAGl E. Suit4ajr Um.

Milsuka 000 000 001 1 000 000 0101 't 3 HR: Mil Crandall (14). Ledyard Ejected In ORFU-Debuf SARNIA, 0nt7 Aug. 17. CP) Golden Bears opened In defence of the Senior Ontario Rugby Football Union cham-ninnahtn Saturday nirht bv AAA AAA 1 ooo Too -y i-ijekinjE out a 20-19 win over London Lords. Beart had to go the' second half with a junior at quarterback.

Import Hal Ledyard was ejected late in the first half for fighting and George Culley took over, Three Lords, Bob Harris. Wenty Young and 'Bob Sed- points, eight," Balmy Beach six, Ottawa Rideau three, and Cartierville, two, to complete the Canadian total. Rideau picked up points when George Way finished second In the Senior Kayak. Washington, DC, with a second In the double blade tandem by MiklorTottbssy and Joe Redela, and third by Olympic paddler Frank Havens In the i Hand Cleaner 1 Jrcc.cuiCAiv Safe Waterless, aim air tuh thnroufhlr ant wipe dry. Ala cleans Mum'i ha it articles.

eo lor home warkthep. FREE PARKING aumwiimfflmmtnmmiimnKtmtintamHMtm I. 1 0 2 0 0 Pizarro. P.ur1U iS) and Cran- dall; Prien1 ifrternld and Bura. Wr rrVivd (1 1S LP Pwarro (4-2.

HR StuarV (Hth. 1)00 22 100 1 Pltthurb 002 OOO 000 3 I Spahn (l-llt and Lnpa.ta: Darcla. Portcrrtrld (. face () and rotlei. LP Dantela t- Ha Skinner (lth Ia AnfrUa 001 001 01ft 10.

0 St. 0112)0 00 3 jo i t-abtn 4. Churn it) an ftOMrtjoroc Jatkton t-ln Portar. Smith iSi. LI' Craii 0ii6-4).

HR Whita iltthK. I irmrlnnatt 100 001 tlft-lS lOOOlx 12 2 ir.d Ceurtnty; Walker. TUer ill VV. tVin Boaton H. fcnyder ooo and, and Purkey.

Lawrenca it). Schmidt ti, Per (i. Acker 8) tod Dot-terer, Ballev. (5); Roberta ill-12i and V. Thomas.

LP Purkay 110-12). Hra. Bell (17th). Keppa t4tb). Jonej (tilth BelHl7lt)l.

Cincinnati 000 OOO OdO 1 Priiladelphla 204 000 00 0 Hook, Proanan (3). AoHet Schmidt (8) and Bailey; Catdwell (7-7) and Thornaa. LP Hock (2-3). HR Post (iSlh). San Tr-nciaco 200010 0104 0 Chicago 21)0300 1 Antonelli.

Miller l7i S. Jones (ti and Landnth. SchmHt 'H': WP Anderson LP An-' tnnelll 4 16-7) Hrs.r-Maya Saturday Games. B. 1 A A I A A A itama.

civener (8). Hyda r'tXil I nv. DDinirai ui. ana-a. iiyiar, lock were also ejected for fist swinging.

Pacing the Bears In scoring with three touchdowns, was the team's 1958 most valuable player, import right-half Chuck Stanley. Tex Robinson kicked a convert and Culley booted what proved to be the winning alrtgle. Coach Al Bruno, Ron King and Canadian Don 'Beattie scored London ma joes and Ted Koska converted one of the majors. Ganadian Paddlers Defeat U.S. Crews SUDBURY, Ont Aug.

17. CD Canada retained the North American Canoe Racing Birrer. Rodrifuei r7i subtner 7lchampionship Saturday. and Onuaka; Archer and Brady. Faced by tne strong paddling of T.

Gabor Joo, Toronto's sail ing and canoe crew earned three firsts to lead Canada to a 43-6 point victory over United States crews. The 15 points earned To ronto's Balmy Beach club their first Grand Aggregate Trophy since the inception of the race at Toronto's Island' Course in 1953 Lachine, gained nine the United States. Yonkers, and a combined added one pointeach. Joo won the kayak Singles in his best time of 4.12. He teamed with Lloyd Rice for the tandem and also paddled with the Toronto fours champions.

However, the former Hungarian Junior champion was closely followed by Sudbury's Derochie ior. individual honors at the seventh annual regatta. -v Journal Want quick, results. as Ads bring as T. E.

r.lADDOCK And sons ltd. Uen'ti and Ladies Tailors Haberdasher 235 Bmk St. CE3-3294 singles, 'scored four points for', Kent at Laurler CE2-7374 119 Richmond Road PA2-6378 92 Wellington SL, Hull PR7-43S1 248 McArthur.Road SH5-1S44 Corinatight Park Raccyay Tonight, Monday, August 17 Nine Heats Rain or Shine A af i 1 Vr' Four Quinrllas Tost Time 8 O'clock .1 AdmUsion $1 Tax Included Children Not Admitted Thrilling Harness Contests Under the Lights Special Bus and Taxi Service Direct to Grandstand Free Auto Parking Pari Mutuel Operations Through Bell Punch Totalizator In Weather Proof Pavilion AMLR1CAN lEACt E. Sunday's Boston. IfrNew York, 5.

NewYork. Boston. 2. 6. Baltimore.

'i. Kamas City, "Chic 2. Washington Losngcfes, St. Louis. 3.

Yrtrrcrrxrsr Francisco 66 50 .569 Records Saturday's Results. Miami, 5: Mireal. I1 Havana. Toronto, I. Columbus.

3: Buffalo, I Rochester. II: Richmond. W. L. PCT.

-v uvm, i Havana ram Columbus 67 63 .515 I "en iM.ami 64 6,402 12 York. 4. Richmond Rochester Baltimore. Washington, 2.i MorvtrMl Anai vtiy. cmcago.

i. Toronto VVi 1 Ft. I l.H. v-iwtagu vj 1J wj Cleveland 67 43 .578 3 Baltimore 57 58 New 58 59 .4 I2U Detroit 57 60 Los Angeles 64 53 .547 Whirls wsy. Milwaukee Pittsburgh KI CtV ea en in 8V4 Saturday Games, Naeman (7).

Santord il2-t). Chica.rt S7 AH a OA filZ 202 020 000-4 7 "SY, Cincinnati 56 62 Detroit 013 001 Olx 11 cl-0" Score. Grant 3. Clccotta 17) and JVixon: Bunninf. Morfaa (7) txa Angalej 010 OJt 000 4 SO and Berberel.

WP Bunninf (11- St. Louia 300 000 OOO 3 11 1 lot. LP Scoro (S-IO). HR Minoao Podrea. Sherry (1 and Roseborn; (18th).

Prancona (14th and Dullba S) and Smith. Marwen T2itlk and 35fM. T.rnl.l! PortrT SherrrTt it 7thl. Brnflio (6-Sr. HR: LA Sherry t) 1 04 1 40 000-1 3 11 I wi I A tV Sullivan.

Klelv tt) and White; Grba. Laraert (3V. Bla-ylockl (S) and Befra. ftrrward -(5v Btatnrhard IB). WPtjUlvan (7-7).

Grba tl-4). Washinrton ooiotoooo-a Baltimora Chlcafo St. L. White 1Q). Cincinnati 221 000 102 14 0 Philadelphia 001 000 200 3 I 1 Pena j7 and Bailey; FhlUfps ID.

Onm 44). Mever 18 and Thomas Nun-hall i7-. Semaroch (I I). HR. 4 Koppe (3.

003 100 lOit 4 1 Milwaukee 100 OtO 330 13 0 Stobba. Grtfas 7). Woodeshirk (7). Kemmerer (7) and Courtney, Korchcck (7: Pappai and Glna-berf WP Pappas (13-31. LP Stobba tl-4).

HR Courtney (1st). Taaby 110th)i Plttsbtirf Burdatu 500 023 OOx 10 17 3 Tra bridle (3). Gif tie (. McMahon 7). Buhl (8) and Crandaltr Kljne.

Race (7). Green (8 arl Burgos, r'oilea (7). Kline iR-ll): l-3urdett (It HI. .475 11 St Louis 55 64 .462 I2Vi Philadelphia 49 68 .419 LNTERNAtTon AL IXAGUI Sunday's Results. Columbus, Buffalo.

2. Columbus, Buffalo, 5. Miami, 11; Montreal, 2. Miami, -rur Toronto, 1. Toronto, -4; Havana, 0.

Richmond, Rochester, 1. ta ict it JtXf ft 62 67 .4 SI 12 62 63 .473 13 53 72. .450 16 Turf Hair of Fame Adds Six Names Kansas City -55 62 .470 15li SARATOGA NY, Boston 54 63 .462 l6UtAn 17 Sir new 48 .410 22 -narnA5. hMe c.f two horses, two NATIONAL LEAGUE. Sunday's Results.

Philadelphia, Cincinnati, 5. Philadelphia; 0. Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, 1. Wtlwaukeer Pittsburgh, Z. St.

Louis, Los Angeles, 3. San Francisco, .4, Saturday's Results. Pittsburgh, 10; Milwaukee, 8. Cincinnati. Philadelphia.

3. trainers tnd two riders, havej btm added to the Turfs Hall oft Fame," it was announced Sunday 1 by Walter M. Jeffords, president of the National Museum of Rac-; ing. 1 The name's selected! through a nationarpoll of radio and TV sports: experts. The horses elected, from a of 10 performers of the wrr mefs Triple-Crown starsj the late running, long tailed ex- Swept in with Calumet thoroughbreds was the Calumet trainer, Horace A.

(Jimmy); Jpnes, who- joins his famed, father, Ben. in the Hall of Fame, Ben was elected last year, along with the venerable Jim Fitz-1 simmons and Hirsch-Jacobs. i Jimmy, now 51, was named! along with Max Hirsch, 19, the' King Ranch trainer. Hard-riding Willie three pion, and Johnny first; to win the Triple Crown, were the jockeys elected The light modern smoke for so many occasions ni tio nun 3 ACTUAU vryr -r '( mm 1 'i Service fribl Counfi I 1 IK fin Him i wai iiunwanriaiiiii mr mm n(i inir Nr4d el in Uurry? Dominion Hricfg itocka, aJwaya in slp with tht chaftginj requirement of Canadian itel tjert, are carrVc! in nme atrate-gically locatyi warehcKijie from coast to coast. Whether 'you rjed tar or a it'i aerric that count 'and Dominion Brjig waire-hou atel iervict "ftick out a milel WAREHOUSE STEEL SERVICE BY I'l'r-yi COMPANY LIMITED" o.

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