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14 THE VANCOUVER SUN', June. 16,. 1952 ONE FOR THE BOOKS ROYALS, LEGION ADVANCE CLEVELAND, June 16 (AP) Herbert Score, 19, a southpaw pitcher from Lake Worth, and one of base ball's most sought-after youngsters, was signed Saturday by Cleveland Indians. Giants Lose After Big 11-0 Lead Grdina ICops Dodo Feature inning finally put the Cards in WHY SUFFER PAIN? Get QUICK an EFFECTIVE RKI.IEF by Taklnr IN PROVINCIAL CUP In weekend Provincial Cup soccer competition, New Westminster Royals and South Burnaby Legion moved to the second round of the series with lopsided yictories. Royals trampled Dominions 10-2 at Queen's Park.

Centre forward Tom Druce led the Royals' attack by scoring six goals. South Hill was easy meat for South Burnaby in their Saturday game at Memorial South Park. Burnaby won 5-1, of which three were scored by centre forward Lex Henderson. ') Ivan Grdina, who has By JOE REICHLF.R Imagine a big-league baseball team blowing an 110 lead! It happened yesterday, and to the National League champion New York Giants at that. Sunday produced lots of excitement as New York Yankees increased their first-place lead in the American League with two victories over Cleveland Indians, Boston Braves Hcored four aces during the past four years, was up to his it.

Neither can the circuit's largest crowd of the campaign 41,899 goggle-eyed fans. Held runless for four innings, the Cardinals routed Maglie with a seven-run fifth, climaxed by Enos Slaughter's three-run homer. Three more runs off Hoyt Wilhelm in the seventh cut the Giants' margin to one run. i Solly Hemus' leadoff homer off George Spencer in the eighth tied the score at 11-11, and Slaughter's single off loser Max Lanier in the same Brooklyn Dodgers. Nothing, however, matched St.

Louis Cardinals' feat of overcoming the Giants' 11-0 lead to win 14-12. The proud Polo Grounders probably never wiil forget yesterday's doubleheader with the Redbirds, although they man-aged, to gain a split by winning the second game, 3-Q. But oh, what a first game! Leading 110 after four innings, with ace Sal Maglie on mound, and losing the game? The Giants still can't 'believe front, 12-11. Another homer, by Hemus with one on in the ninth offset a Giant score in their half of the last frame. The Yankees opened up a lVa game lead in the American, thrashing the Indians twice, 8-2 and 4-3.

The largest turnout of the year 69,468 fans watched the Yankees win their 12th and 13th games in 15 starts. Ed Lopat coasted to the first game Victory, his 34th in 43 decisions withthe Tribe. (See results, Page 13). A SAFE REMEDY fur Billons or Nervous HEADACHE and Sain of Neuralgia, Neuritis, heumatlsm and Nerves. Scotland' lead in proprietary medicine for over 30 years.

Now obtainable in Canada, at your dm gist. Write or phone: R. K. MILLAR 815 Osier Vancouver, B.f!. via uicits wneu nie Vancouver Sun's Hole-In-One tourney opened at Stanley Park Saturday afternoon.

The baker-golfer captured the daily feature when he came an Inch from scoring his fifth dodo. JEFFERD SAYS chilled the red-hot Chicago Cubs with a double defeat and Cincinnati Reds won their first game of the season from KE. (140V 'Swim B.C's Team Greatest' Th ball rolled into the cup and out again. Rain interfered with play late Sunday afternoon but the tourney continues again this evening with $25 in cash going to anybody scoring an ace. SATURDAY'S XKSl'LT Prize winners: 1, Ivan Grdina.

1 The 15 swimmers who will leave Vancouver for Ont, Wednesday night, comprise "the greatest Cana 2, A Facer, 3, A. Har GREAT WEST EXPRESS ROUTE See Canada's great Western oil 5 NORTH SHORE ROUTE The direct, all-rail way along the ragged, colourful Great Lakes shore; IAKFF LAKE LOUISE ROUTE The Diesel way between Calgary and Vancouver, through beam i ful Banff and Lake Louise. dian Olympic trials team B.C. has ever had." development on yonr way East or That is the considered opinion Here, as always, thougbnul Canadian west between Calgary and Winnipeg visit basthng Pacibc service and hospitality, STy. Winnipeg visit bustling Pacihc service and hospitality, CJ See the Canadian Rockies in rison, 20 4, Donald Campbell, S2 8, Ray Lrduc, Ins.

Womeii Mrs. T. Kraus. Qualifiers lor linal: Herb Cole, Murdo McDonald, Waller Bluinm, Lou Pureault, R. M.

Cave, A. F. Johnston, L. Gould, E. U.

Baynes, Harry Gourlay, Barret, W. Mo Adnm, J. Tanish. J. M.

Boucher. of Art Jefferd, chairman of the B.C. drive for funds needed to send athletes to the trials. "We certainly have a good solid comfort. OUHKC ramonton ana sasitatoon.

-ok M0 Baz Nagle Leads BCE To Ball Win investment as far as these swimmers are concerned," added Jefferd after he watched parti T. E. Meredith, M. Eugene, W. Randall, W.

J. Morrison, Wayne Smith, H. Despardines, J. Semper, R. M.

Harris, S. Moss, Las'igne, C. H. Creagh, D. Tuttle, M.

Watson, R. McQuarrie, F. Foster, D. Jackson, G. Ruddirk, M.

McKean, K. Quinn, J. Hood, H. M. Moore, Hans Kristof- i ferson, Finn Borch-Moe, Knot Haga.

E. H. Stephens, P. Mason. Anthony Baz Nagle, a gent who can cipants in a Vancouver Amateur Swimming Club meet set four new Canadian records at the Crystal Pool Saturday night.

Nine of the trials team members are from the VASC. pitch and hit, was the chief I TW TjSSQA RAIL-WATER ROUTE I factor in BCE's surprise win over New Westminster Lucky Grdina, M. Good, P. Tyrus, P. O.

A 2SJ A TRANSCONTINENTAL CXXTV'' vancowV "DOMINION" ROUTE Tv-so, Break yor rail trip East or West wWiDCtpV- WH'1 2-day Great Lakes cruise TdAllyT-v, .4." From WinniDce. thrwutrh 1 between Port McNicoll and Fort From Winnipeg, through between Port McNicoll and Fort Gerry McNamee set three of Nensen, n. iomoardo. Mrs. W.

Foster, Mrs. T. Meredith and Mrs. Patrick. Royals Sunday in a Kingsway Inter-City Baseball League game played at False Creek Park.

the records. He broke his own and KNTICTOM Regina -Lake Louise, Canada's Nagle threw seven-hit ball at I Calgary-Banff yon see scenic West cross the tolling wheatlands and cattle country. 200-yard, and 220-yard freestyle marks and a 440-yard freestyle time established in 1936. Gerry did the 200 in 2:00.1, two and one-half seconds belter North Shore Les Brown's faltering Royals to WHliam. Your first class fare coven everything but meals and berth.

Another wonderful way to eajof more of Canada Canadian Pacific styief 2 C00UIHAUA ROUn The southern Rockies give BCE their second win of the year. BCE scored three runs in the eighth inning to break a 3-3 tie than his old mark and the 220 in 2:13.4. Favored It seems a cinch that North Shore will carry off the Main Information end raxnwn'om frm xy Conation Poafk oHk, vor arf I The 400-yard men's freestyle and cinch the 6-3 verdict. 1 1 route Vancouver to Lethbridge via the Crowsnest Pass. Now, on new daylight scheduling through the Coquihalla Pass you see breathtaking mountain scenery, Nagle was top batsman for f.

H. DALY, Gmral Agant, PalMnar Dpt. 434 HartWigi St. Venoetrrar the winners, too. He connected relay record of 3:47.8, set in 1934, was finished in 3:41.3 by the VASC relay team of Ted Simpson, Ron Crane, Jim Bain and Gerry.

twice in four trips to the plate. Nagle's big hit was a homer in land Cricket League Championship. After its convincing win over Brockton Point on Saturday, it should be a walk-over. This victory left North Shore undefeated leaders of the league after seven rounds of play. In the two other Division matches played on Saturday, the fourth inning.

BCE (Bl 100 03-6 7 Royals (102 100 003 McAlpine Gets New Job Nagle and Dutkcwich; Byman, Kelly (8i and Norman. Doug McAlpine has been appointed professional at the Beach Grove Golf Club, Boundary Bay. The popular pro woundup1 his duties at Exhibition Park. Vancouver narrowly defeated South Hill, while Rowing Club Local Boxla Boys Win NANAIMO, June 16 (CP) trounced Varsity. Vancouver Combines Saturday night handed Nanaimo Native a wMSteb family Rain Tosses City Net Show for Loss Sons a 19-12 trimming to im prove their position in the Inter- City Lacrosse League race.

Taking a first period 7-1 mar- nm inin inrnri ii'nnth nvorl vdncuum a mudi ui) tennis wiaiiipiuti.sinps peneutermined Nanaimo attack in the unaay on iLiectnc ciaycourts in weatner mat lett most of them pretty frigid. I second period and then went on a 111 to outscore the Sons 2-1 and 8-5! I to CO TC TO mi IT7 I and Bert Ticehurst led the win- I XI A III I Xl I I I I I 1 CHICAGO, June 16 AP Grade Lou Comiskey, 31, one of three children of Mrs. Grat-e Comiskew president of Chicago White Sox. died today of a heart attack in hospital. Hospital.

'ners with three goaw apiece, JLVi 1 ,1 1 0 Although most of the ftrst day's draw was completed, nevertheless, the late afternoon fain did alow up tfTe schedule and completely washed out tonight's card. Men's Singles: W. King defeated W. Johnson. -0, 6-0; W.

Plcken defeated V. Erdman, 3-6, 6-3, 7S; G. Silvester defeated N. Fong, 6-3, 6-1; C. Berger defeated G.

Gardom, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4; A. Zien defeated G. 6-1, 6-3; H. Bryant defeated J. Thomas, S-2, 6-4; R.

Dryden defeated J. Bra-verman, 6-0, 6-2; A. Jetfery defeated D. Lawson, 6-0, 6-0; D. Davison de feated R.

Gunn, 6-2, 6-3; E. Kemble defeated E. Cardinall, 6-2, 6-3; T. Farquarson defeated M. Greer, 6-0, P-7; J.

Churchill defeated W. Keen-an, 6-0, 6-0; W. Jardine defeated D. Stevens, 6-0, 6-0; B. Jaffrav defeated C.

Sutherland. 6-1, 6-2; B. Pestell cleleated A. Stack. 6-2, 6-4; A.

Walker defeated M. Scott. 6-4, 6-0; W. Lees defeated B. Wark, 6-0.

6-2: J. Cox defeated N. Williams, 6-1, 6-0; D. Drinkle defeated A. Jones, 6-4, 6-1; J.

Kemmers defeated H. Lando, wo; G. Parkinson defeated W. Led-Jngham, 6-4, 6-4; S. Green defeated P.

Coenen, 6-4, 6-1; J. Swann defeated W. Bishop, 6-3, 6-2. Ladies' Singles: F. Dong defeated V.

Bray, 6-0, 6-1: B. Fong defeated D. Brazier, 1-6, 6-3, 6-1; B. Wood defeated M. McLean, B-4, 7-5; J.

Mitchell defeated M. Handv, wo; P. Jones defeated G. Dong, 6-3, -4; N. Armstrong defeated S.

Beuhler, 6-0, 6-0; D. JEdgell defeated N. Bav- ley. l-B. 6-2, 6-3.

Ladies' Doubles: Armstrong and Myers defeated Jones anil Handy, 6-3, 6-3; Sparling and Wood defeated Manson and Wildman, 6-4, 6-3; Edgell and Rose defeated Jones and Handy, wo; Downs and Davenport "c'micu Planer ana Brav, wo. Men's Doubles: Brvant and Churchill defeated Burt and LeMar-ouand, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3; A. Walker and N. Fong defeated Jartray and Hit-rhlns, 7-5, 7-5; King and "Gloster defeated Picken and Silvester, 8-3, 6-3; Thomas and Duncan defeated Bishop and Davison. 5-7, 8-0, 6-3; Dryden and Parkinson defeated Stevenson and Seott, 6-3, 6-1; Lees and Cox detested Pestell and Volkovltch, 4-6, 13-11, 6-0.

ymmmm ff asg Racer Crashes Into Fence Two spectacular crashes highlighted the evening's stock-car races at Digney Speedvvav Saturday, with a record 47 cars racing on the quarter-mile track. In the 'A' main event, car No. 14, driven by popular Dennis Newton, went through the east-turn fence at 60 miles an hnur THE SUN'S ANNUAL "HOLE-IN-ONE" OLF TOURNEY Stanley Park, June 14 to July I Valuable Daily Prizes and $25.00 for every Dodo supplied by Fred Welsh Plumbing and Heating Company. Championship finals, Tuesday, July 1, for Millers Jewelers trophy and $100 from Jack Diamond of Pacific Meat Company to the champion. Here are a few of tlie big list of prizes supplied by the foUouing firms and sportsmen: taking out two sections the Chrysler Power Steering Foer-fifths of the steering work is done for yoe with Chrysler Power Steering.

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V-8 FirePouer Engine This revolutionary new Chrysler FirePower engine will out-perform any other standard passenger car engine the world today. Try it yourself. Fed the difference acuderctionpemer to go! to pass safely! lence. Segura Stops Budge For Canadian Title QUEBEC, June 16 (CP) Pancho Segura, defending Canadian professional tennis champion, Saturday retained his title by beating Don Budge of New York 6-2, 2-6, 6-2, 6 0. Segura and Budge joined to win the doubles championship with a 6-1, 6-4 victory over Jim Evert of Lrchmount.

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