Winnipeg Free Press

Friday, August 05, 1949

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 05, 1949, Winnipeg, Manitoba Ramc tourney will open on saturday All indications Point to a Largi entry in the Winnipeg City and Tennis championships which get underway on the courts of the Winnipeg Canoe club Dun Kirk drive St. Vital at 2.00 . Saturday. Genial Herb Richard Canoe club pro is masterminding the tournament and advises that entries Wil close at 7 . Tonight. The present men s singles title Holder Veteran Eddie Mckrush has retired irom Active. Competition a new Champion will be crowned in this event. George Felstead the present Manitoba Champion is favored to take Over the title vacated by Mckrush but will be up against stiff opposition Anc will have a real Battle to get past such Strong players As Don Leyden Hank Bennett Ken Mcrae Ken Forsyth Art Foster Jack Wool Vin Hod Hovey and Phonse Ley Den. Kae Otton will have to be at her Best to retain her ladies singles Crown against a starry Field headed by the Canoe club Champion Helen Dundee and such Strong net artists As Evelyn Mcdermott Helen Button Kay Milne Mary Derrick the . Champion Sadie Lud Low Helen Mcleod Joy Mclaughlin and maj. Scott. Hank Bennett and George Fel Stead will have their work Cut out for them to turn Back their Peren Nial rivals Jack Woolven and Hod Hovey As Well As several other teams in defence of their men s doubles title. Kae Otton and Don Leyden will be out to retain their mixed doubles Crown against some very Well balanced teams and new title holders will be crowned in the ladies doubles with the Kae of ton Evelyn Mcdermott and Helen Dundee Helen. Button combinations expected to Lead the Field in this event. . Even series 3 to 2 . Scored a 3-2 win Over i co cardinals thursday night to knot their senior b girls softball Semi final series at one game each. Yvonne Van Dee handled the pitching chores for ., allow ing eight scattered hits. Lorraine Kurta went the route for cardinals four hit Ball. Valorie Bodnarchuk s triple in the third inning with the bases loaded was the crowning blow for . Gloria Pelletier drove in both Cardinal runs with a Long single to the sixth. Larry Jansen s four hitter fails to give giants win Over cubs Page 15 the normally hard hitting new York giants had an off Day thurs Day and As a result their Winnin Streak was stopped at five straight and their Pitcher Larry Jansen was a loser though he allowed Chi Cago cubs Only four hits. One of the cubs four hits was Homer by Andy Pafko and it Gav Chicago a 1-0 win Over the giants prior to the game the cubs a lost eight straight. Sharing the spotlight with to was Pitcher Johnny Schmitz who gave up Only three hits an had a no hitter going into the eighth. In other major league action. Thursday the new York Yankees american league leaders slipped As they bowed to the rejuvenate Detroit tigers 3-2 in 11 innings. Brooklyn whipped the Pitts Burgh pirates 11-s for the Dod Gers fifth consecutive Victory Champion to ride tonight Stan Warrington partially re ired Manitoba time trial Cham Pion filed his entry for the . . Motorcycle meet to be held at Stonewall tonight shortly be Ore the time limit expired. The addition of Warrington to he impressive list of riders adds greatly to the chances of halting Moulson s seven straight win Ning Streak. Warrington who holds the Manitoba half mile dirt track record rides one of the fastest types of machines in the business and promises to use plenty of this Speed tonight. Fred Wallace who came within two seconds of catching Moulson at the time trials held n St. Norbert a Short time ago s another rider who should make t Tough for Moulson. Bill Soltus Chuck Noakes Al Blais Ray Pratt Stew panting and Ken Nesbitt Are others Riding fast machines and standing better than an outside Chance of copping the aureus. Pratt is scheduled to perform the flaming Board Wall crash in place of Moulson who almost had a major Accident the last time he attempted this feat in Public. The meet gets underway at 8 ladies Golf group rapped in a letter to the Manitoba Branch of the Canadian ladies Golf Union a copy of which has been forwarded to this office by the writer g. R. Watson Dauphin the ladies Golf organization comes in for considerable criticism Over selection of the team to play in the Dominion championships of Yar Couver this month. Wrote or. Watson it was with a great Deal of Surprise and also indignation tha i read the report of the picking of the ladies Golf team to play in the Dominion championship a Vancouver August 19 and 20. I am alone in my feelings As to what has taken place but from the Many expressions stated at Clear Lake last week end the ladies of the clubs in Manitoba outside of Winnipeg Haven t a Chance of being picked on the team. This year with one of the outstanding players in Manitoba in the person of mrs. Hodson of Shilo Man. Having taken part in your playoff and doing so Well being the top player of those who took part and playing Over two strange courses your statement that the reason she was not selected on the team was for the very lame excuse that she had not turned in enough score cards. Her Low Handicap from Kingston ont. Club her playing in the recent Clear Lake tournament where she Defeated All other players except the final Winner even your top Winnipeg players and Clear Lake course was also a strange course to her did not have any bearing on her being selected. Our miss Helen who won the Clear Lake tournament this year and on several other occasions was not even considered and if you expect the outside play ers to go into the City to take part in All your. Tournaments of procuring a score card when it would Cost them easy s25.00 train fare and ,510.00 per Day expenses for each six occasions is out of All reason and not any of the Dauphin bran Clon Clear Lake or other clubs could afford it. It seems rather Peculiar that with the handicaps that your Winnipeg players have that they should require anywhere from -20 to 30 strokes More when playing Over the Clear Lake course and can be beaten by Many of the out Side club members where they expect to make any score on the Billy Capulano club course in Van Couver. My opinion and of Many others outside of Winnipeg is that if fou expect to have a winning team from the province of Manitoba you will have to have a different me Thod of picking your players and not Winnipeg players each year. I see no reason Why the committee in charge cannot figure out some reasonable method satisfactory to both City and country clubs in the future and give the country players a Chance to prove their game. A fair Deal golfer i remain signed g. R. Watson. A editor s of the team Are mrs. W. S. Edey Charleswood mrs. L. P. Mason St. Charles mrs. Bruce Campbell St. Charles and miss Jean Ross mrs. J. L. Peterson Nia Kwa is Captain and alternate. Canuck reps eliminated Kalamazoo mich., up the Canadian delegation to the . National Junior and boys ten Nis championships was totally eliminated thursday when its Las three doubles teams in second round Junior Competition were Defeated. The duo of Raymond Page of Montreal and Andre de Chavigny of Quebec City fell before the seventh seeded team of Hamilton Richardson Baton Rouge la., Anc Alan Fischl Long Island ., 6-2 6-4. As Gil Duke Snider and Tommy Brown All connected for homers. Big Don Newcombe of the dodgers although tagged for 11 hits registered his loth Victory against three Lessen. At St. Louis the cardinals retained their half game Lead Over the dodgers in the Light for first braves 10-2. The redbirds slammed out 17 Safe hits including three apiece by Stan Musial and red schoendienst. In other National league action the Cincinnati reds knocked off the faltering Philadelphia Phillies in both ends of a doubleheader 8-5 and 9-1. At new York a pair of jinxed worked overtime As Detroit beat place by battering the Boston the Yankees 3-2. Pat Mullin who thrives on Yankee pitching punched out the winning hit a single that scored Eddie Lake after two were out in the Lith. Vic Raschi who has not beaten the tigers this year was tagged with his sixth defeat he has won 15.-three--of his defeats were by Detroit. At Boston the third place red sox placed themselves Only five games behind the Yankees by trouncing the St. Louis Browns 12-2. Dom Dimaggio with two i in trips took Over the am Crinan league batting Lead with .347 average and ran his hitting 31 consecutive games. The runner up Cleveland indians shaved Yankees first place Margi to 2% games by sweeping doubleheader from the Washingto senators 6-3 in 12 innings and 14 in the second Bob Feller Turne in a six hit Mound Job for the in interest is High never before in the history of the Winnipeg. Rugby club has there been quite so much interest in the Blue bombers on the part of local football fans As there is this season. The picture above shows part of the Large crowd which attended the workout at St. John s College grounds thursday night. Mrs. L. P. Mason cards 90 to retain senior Golf title mrs. L. P. Mason stroked her Vay to her second successive sen or ladies Golf championship at thursday afternoon there in retaining the mrs. Cumberland Leid which she won Over Ler Home course St. Charles in 948 for the Low Gross in the journey s Silver competitions mrs. F. G. Wright of Nia Kwa Vith a walked off with he Low net prize in the Silver com petition while mrs. H. Miller of turning in a respectable took top honors in the Runze division event. Mrs. W. Wil Lams of Nia Kwa with a net 76, von the Bronze division s Low net Rize. Mrs. Mason was out in 46, and in n 44, 12 Over the regulation ladies a figures. Her score compared with As As follows out 445 553 Mason out 556 573 a in 445 344 irs. Mason in 466 444 apparently the smooth stroking t. Charles shot Smith s Victory was of exactly expected by the Champ herself for in mrs. Mason s words the place where the. Trophy once Tood on the mantel was replaced y a Plant this however smile in accepting the championship laurels intimated that the Dis mantling of Plant would begin As soon As he reached the Mason household. If mrs. Mason had any fear of not negotiating Beautiful Nin Kwa s 6.408 Yard layout in near ladies figures 78 her score would. Not Indi Cate it. Only once did she stray two Over regulation figures while parking eight of Xia Kwa i 18 Tricky holes. Shooting consistent Golf mrs Mason used six strokes Over figures in both the out going an in coming nines with four consecutive fours on the last leg help ing her score considerably. Selkirk s representatives mrs w. Walterson mrs. J. W. Morri son and mrs. F. Gibbs checked in with notable scores. Mrs. Walter son had an 85, mrs. Morrison a 91, and mrs. Gibbs a 90. Score cards turned in were As follows with those with Handicap of 19 or less in the Silver Competition and. Those with Handicap of Over 19 being in. The Bronze event. Scores mrs. E. 3. Mackenzie. Pine Ridge 98 mrs. W. Williams. Nia Kwa. 103 mrs. J. Glendale. 76 mrs. H. Banks. Canoe. Mrs. H. Miller Tuxedo mrs f. G. Wright Nia Kwa. Mrs l. P. Mason St. Charles. Mrs j. Tullich Nia., mrs. F c. Mckay. Nia Kwa. Mrs. L. Leipsic Glendale. Mrs. A r. Burt Canoe. Mrs. J. Dan Bertield Nia Kwa mrs. C. George mrs. J. L. Petersen Nia Kwa mrs. C. W. Spears mrs. C. Dempsey. Lakwa mrs. V. D. Hurst Nia Kwa Bob Moir s the twosome of Don Fontana Toronto and Paul Willey Vancou ver bowed to Charles Atherton Charleston w.va., and de Dailey Harrisburg pa., 6-0. 6-0. A third Canadian team nearly up set the firm Sheet when Mike Jamieson and Don macintosh both of Calgary went three nip and uck sets before giving in to the a pred Fred Hagist Sacramento. Calif., and Sam Moore los an Teles calif., 6-4, 7-9, 8-6. Bout postponed London Cap the Bruce Woodcock Lee Savold fight sept. 6 for the British version of the world heavyweight boxing title was postponed Friday. Injuries Woodcock suffered a truck Accident were Given As the reason. A new Date for the fight will be announced monday. A Hospital announcement said he British heavyweight Champion lad a severely bruised shoulder it that there were no broken or internal injuries. His truck struck a tree. Eleven straight fort Rouge legion soft Allers chalked up their eleventh cons ecu Ive win thursday night when they scored a 10 to 5 Victory Over Anaf no. 60. Harry Cooke was he winning Pitcher while the to Fazlur Brothers led the hitters with to doubles and a single each. Jas Lake and Sangster also hit Well. Inch was Best for the losers with a Tripple and a single. I footwear for men and their soms men s and Young men s footwear Margrave shops for men main flak of Eaton in a Raff will Calgary stampedes be Able to hold the High spot the climbed to in the Western Canada football realm last year that seems to be a prime question among fans from Montreal to Edmonton this season. We include Montreal because the exhibition game the Stamps play in that Eastern Metropolis a couple of weeks from now will go a Long Way in determining whether. Or not the cowboys once again will be the formidable outfit that snatched the Grey cup last season. Granted exhibition games Are just things where coaches give their new players a Chance and make All sorts of experiments by Calgary will have a lot at stake when they step onto the Field at Delormier stadium. Probably the biggest thing is their 16-game undefeated Streak they went through 12 league games two Western playoffs and the Grey cup final and the Only Dent on their impressive record was a 4-4 tie with Saskatchewan roughriders Iri the first game of the West playoffs. After that is the fact that Montreal have made no Bones about trying to buy the Grey cup this fall. They acquired plenty of Good High priced Talent including Frankie Ilchook former new York and Hamilton Tiger Star and Chuck Anderson who capably filled the Centre spot for stampedes in 1948. A when they face Calgary they la want to prove to their Large following in Montreal that this is the year. They 11 be but to make the Stamps look like. A Bunch of Cream puffs. Calgary s hard charging line will be minus Anderson and Rube Ludwig towers of strength both offensively and defensively to Fil the gaps Les Lear has produced Doug Turner former All Canadian Centre and sugar foot Anderson who will be Woody strode s partner at end. F Calgary had much Success with their year but will that group be Able to fill the spots just As Well this season a Grey sup in his first year in senior company is a Good Way for a youngster of get an enlarged impression of his abilities and make him next to useless. With it generally agreed that the Western conference will do much tougher this year Calgary in t going to i Aye As much of their own Way As they did last year. Regina like Montreal has gone out. Of its Way to produce Complete club As. Strong As their first string was last year while Winnipeg has done a Complete renovation Job and brought up a line crop of juniors and intermediates. To help the rookies along the bombers have imported five standout americans up in Edmonton they re pulling strongly for Annis Stukus Backfield one which supposedly ranks with the Best in the country. Pickin do yardage looks As though the football raiding hat has been going on throughout the country might continue. Ted Edwards Ottawa rough rider scout took in the. Bomber work out thursday night. From Here he Heads for Regina. Probably wants Matt Anthony Back. That was a Fine catch. Bob Sandberg made of the longest pass we have Ever seen Johnny Gardiner throw. Last play of the night it was quite a finish for the 500 Rai Birds on hand. Biff Fliss who took a Short fling in the Backfield last year really poured it on thursday night. He ripped through everything like an uncontrolled express train. Johnny Stroppa made three Fine runs on reverses. That was a. Fairly potent lineup coach Larson had for a first string thursday night. Wally Edwards was at Centre with Mike Kissell and Jim Foubister at. Guards All Passman and Paul Frederickson at tackles Clawson and Ron Vaccher at. Ends. In the Backfield were Johnny Ardiner Johnny Stroppa Bob Sandberg Paul Cholakis and Norm seller. Wally Edwards was effective backing up the line. He Roke up five consecutive plays and Only once during the. Night was in taken out of a play. That time his protege Moe Simovitch was the villain. Bill Ceretti did t expected appearance t the scrimmage. He injured himself at work. Congratulations o Cam Doherty. On his 10th wedding 119-36-83 mrs. J Nia Kwa 9s-1-1-s4 mrs. F. Is. Lay eld. Canoe mrs. Allen. Ass nirome sirs. W. Walterson Selkirk mrs h. A. Stewart Charles Wood. I20-35-s5 mrs. H. Morrison flak is a. Tidcombe so Boniface s3 mrs. H. Macfar Lane so Charles mrs. N Young . Rudd Charles Wood j. Hayward flak wit. Mrs. A. J. Richards cola Eleswood mrs. J. W. Mor , Selkirk mrs. F. Gibbs Selkirk mrs r. Bateman Nia Kwa mrs. H. Macgregor St. Charles mrs. F. Trigg Pine. Ridge Amateur Golf entries hurry is the word hurry is the word. If you re figuring on entering the Manitoba Amateur Golf championship which starts a week from wednesday better get on the band Wagon now or else you May be on the sidelines. The Field for. The Amateur tows year is limited to 130. Already Secretary Gallagher of the Manitoba Golf association has 96 entries Down on his books. That leaves room for Only 34 More. _ i have never seen anything like it smiled Secretary when we asked How entries were coming along for the free press event. As a Rule the Hoys their entries in time to beat the dead line. But this year it s different and already i be been forced to turn Down Over 30 golfers for the Amateur because their handicaps again we must remind the golfers that their entries should be. Made through their own club secretaries. The dead line is monday noon aug. 15. But it looks like the doctor will have to close his books by this week end. So hurry is the word boys. What Price Archery Ronald Green an architect of Ashville ., was t bowled Over by a Boomerang Bow arid Arrow. He is just displaying the technique which won him the free flight event during the Southeastern Archery tournament. Free flight is for distance and Green sent the Arrow for a distance of 382 Yards. He did it with his Bow and Arrow plus and feet. Sam Snead tops pack won Chicago bup slamming Sam Smead Winner of three of he nation s four major Golf titles his year holds a tight grip on first place in both Money winnings and the Vardon trophy official professional golfer s association figures showed Friday. Who picked up in Van nigh the Western open last Veek has won for the season. His 20-under- winning score Cut his average round this season to 69.52, Good for the Lead in he race for the cup. The Vardon Rophy is awarded annually to the player. With the lowest average tournament score. Money winning leaders Sam Snead White Sulphur Springs w. A. Gary Memphis Joyd Man Gruin Chicago 215.83 Johnny Palmer Badin Dutch Harrison Little Rock Ark. Jimmy. De Ojai Cai Jim terrier. San Francisco in Turnesa Briarcliff 156.99 Bob Hamilton Landover my. Fred Haas jr., new Orleans Vardon leaders Sam Nead White Sulphur Springs . 69.52 Mangrum Chi ago 69.90 Johnny Palmer Badin . 69.91 Jimmy Demaret Oral Cal. 70.35 Henry Ransom St. Andrews i. 70.79 Dianel j Dale Mitchell led the 20-hit Cleveland attack of four washing ton pitchers with five hits.-. Paul a Canadian product from Montreal lost his ninth successive game As the indians shelled him from the Mound. Joe Gordon hammered his 15th Homer in the first game with none aboard. Oops Golf title miss Jean Allen captured the St Boniface Golf club ladies Section championship Crown recently defeating Madeline Mcfetridge on the 17th Green. Mrs. Charlie Reith was the medallist in the qualifying round while Mary Moore was win Ner of the first flight honors went to Mary Johnston. Reith won the month y medal for july. Selkirk s tourney wednesday Selkirk Man. The 12th annual tournament sponsored by the Selkirk Golf club will be held next wednesday at the picturesque nine Hole Daerwood course. After being unplayable last season owing to the heavy floods from the ked River Secretary ;