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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 6, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page is Winnipeg free press tuesday july 6. 1954 St. Boniface clips Elmwood memorials on move., thump Deer Odbre Lacrosse Crew West end memorials fought team in the league had to come their Way into the senior Lacrosse from arrears to beat Deer Lodge. League picture last night by the first Quarter ended 2-2, Deer rudely dumping Deer Lodge 7-5. Lodge going ahead each time ant at Elmwood 1 veritable Lacrosse John Wright who led West end stronghold. St. Boniface downed Elmwood Drewry s-6 before a Large audience. Memorials the most improved with three goals timing it up each time. In the second Quarter me views on sport by Kvint. Marsh All fishermen Are supposed to be liars but not All liars Are fishermen. Some of them Are golfers. From the writings of Lele Machus the tired circa new York Nyht in the baseball Trade there is an eld sometimes proved by figures sometimes not that a Rookie coming up usually has a tremendous first year then sloughs off badly in his second. The literati like to Call this phenomenon Sophomore Jinx or Sophomore slump. They make it sound convincing too. Mortals made their move. Charlie Sabo gave the mems their first Lead and Brian Derrett added to it making it 4-2 at the half. Coach Bill Curtis Sank a Long screened shot to swell the margin in the third Quarter and wrist Jet from Friesen made it 6-2. It was 7-2 on Ted Derrett s goal from brother Brian before Deer Lodge rallied. They scored three straight goals by Jack Kirby Woolley from Kirby and Cartwright from Christianson find then West end lucked the door. John Wright s hot trick memorials. Brian acid Ted Derrett Charlie Sabo and Bill Curtis scored once each. Big Man for Deer Lodge was fast rising Al Cartwrigh. He scored three times. Kirby and Woolley tallied the others. Rapid rowers rus Sian oarsmen roving in Brit Ain for the first time won me grand Challenge cup at Henley on Thomes sat urday. A russian fours Crew also won the stewards cup another main Price in the Hentey Royal regatta com petition. In each Case the wins were Clear Cut. One of the russian Crews is depicted above. The russian oars men also won the pairs and the Silver Goblet a major Competition. In Alt they reached the finals in three of the Fife events in which they entered. In the grand Challenge cup test the russian margin of Vic tory Over Britain s Leander Crew was two and a half lengths while their Edge in the stewards cup test was one and a Quarter lengths Jim Davies Cycle King babe Zaharias in Fine fettle her Golf inspires showmanship new York the same old babe. The grim Battle with cancer has failed to chill babe Zaharias Flam ing competitive spirit. It has failed to Dull her wild flair for showman ship. The babe is still the supreme showman of natural Lov Able Clown on the athletic stage. The raw boned Texas girl who astounded fans at the 1932 olympics in los Angeles who danced a Jig in scottish Kilts after winning the British Golf championship in 1947 and who once pitched to Jimmy Fox and Joe Dimaggio was at her Best at the Salem mass country club last week end where she won her third women s National open. George Ain t mad at me so i m playing real rented. Another time she she said. I m playing so Good George is tipping his hat when he sees former wrestler George is the babe s husband. A greek descended Behemoth who once was a Star attraction on the heavyweight wrestling circuit. On doctor s orders George has reduced to a svelte 310 pounds and he must have shed an added 20 by following the illustrious babe every step of the Way in her three Day 72-Hole championship. Once the babe nailed a Beautiful tee shot and far Back in the gallery of came a hoarse in Dian War whoop. The babe never ways. The crowd loved it. This is the babe who stopped in the midst of a championship match and removed a silk slip on the Fairway tossing it to a companion. For two decades the world has been marvelling at the athletic looking Back raised her right and antics of this amazing in recognition. It could have in 1937 she pitched in Only from George. Exhibition game with St. Louis Alston Stengel All even for coming All Star game by Frank Eck a new features sports editor Brooklyn . He has t changed one e. J. Buzzie Bavasi began. He s the same fellow i know at Nashua eight years ago and the same fellow i knew in Montreal in said the vice president of the Brooklyn dodgers. Bavasi was talking about the babe gave a Good show. Against Philadelphia wore a Broad brimmed Straw at Bradentown Fla. Which she offered with a flourish i pitched against Joe Dimaggio on every Good shot. She quipped once too at Yankee As she chipped around the fair-1most killed him with a pitched Ball my greatest embarrassment came another time at the stadium. I was there for a Golf exhibition and warming up with the team. I went wide to Field a grounder and my was one of those tight Green it split All the Way to the Waist. And in the stands. I Dove into the dugout. I was t going to give a strip tease Lor three Dollar Well this is to report that Sophomore Jinx prevails for St. Too. And this time there Are figures to prove it. Figures Jike 10 Lead against Elmwood in the fourth Hole the Black Hole of the Canaan Conn country Anc held in despite a Resolute club. Par for the 530-Yard Dogleg to the right is 5. Average for last Quarter bid by the Elm Woods. Freshman year 8. Or figures like 5 for the 125-Yard ninth saints took Quarter Learis of Vancouver Cpl Jim Davies of Canadian Cycle Champion Boniface opened an early1 monday night when he racked up Drewry his fifth win in the two Day Caria for which Par is 3. Or figures like 64 for the nine. Average for freshman year 59. Why the slump that s said the Wise men of the game. Your swing s Here today gone tomorrow. That s but that was fatalism too. There must he something wrong. There must also be methods of correcting the wrongs. The decided to find out. He decided to play a couple of rounds with experts who would Point out the glaring errors that induced the slump. The first of the tipsters was a gent who had played Golf for Twenty years but had t yet broken 93. Don t play often was the Way he explained his score or Lack of it. But he knew All the problems and he had no hesitation about offering solutions. The one absolutely certain thing you can say about Golf is that one lesson every golfer is a t the drive miraculously having gone 150 stance is All he with All the sureness of Ben Hogan. Too closed. Open it up play the Hail off the left Heel. Also you lift your left Heel too High on the Pivot. Flatten it out. Watch Clian Cycle championships Here. Davies had compiled enough the official end of 3-2, 4-2 and 8-5. Their scoring the Murf saturday but still had to punch came from three reliable Complete the metre match Holms Al Small sprint postponed through an Acci Wood and Gord Horner. Each Dent until monday. Scored twice. Done Smallwood davits bested Terry Gamble of and Bob Currie tallied once each Vancouver for the win for St. Boniface. Sizzling 12.3 for the Elmwood was loaded with metres. One snal men. Len Morrow i Marcus of Toronto i Larry Heubert Lionel mar Rirl Dirk null by Daryl Young and dutch Wozniak earn scored one. Wednesday at the Kelvin he took his stance and swung and it looked real pretty. Only he dug a Divot big enough to take Home and practice on. Hit too far behind the he muttered not apologetically at All. But did you notice the the Pivot was Beautiful the Forward press was Beautiful the upswing was Beautiful the Down swing was Beautiful. Only the Ball went thirty Yards. The Divot in fact went further than the Ball. The Sophomore s second had gone again miraculously to with in 100 Yards of the Green. A no. 6 Iron was the weapon chosen to achieve the Green land of Ca Naan. No no the old pro remonstrated. Too Long. You la Cherhit it was explained that the Sophomore was a Short hitter time was Only a pro on the second Bounce. He had taken a considerable number of lessons although he had t played too Many rounds of Golf. Also he adopted a different approach. He was a bit More apologetic an approach it has been Learned a Sood hosts Craf Rivers at . Took third spot Over Johnny Millman of Vancouver in the second the a circus time was 12.9. Davis l Oran up a total of i Points fur the five wins Well ahead of Pat Murphy of Delhi who look second Pine would series ? it be when Yankee manager Casey Stengel left and dodger Pilot Walter Alston meet in the july 13 All Star game in Cleveland. Stengel Lead the american league team and Alston the National league. Drops Greys twice Carman moves into 2nd place a he would begin his dissertations. Or i Hope you won t mind my pointing the essence of his analysis was that the Sophomore had a locked what is a locked hip who knows for the key was never discovered. Through nine tortuous and tortured holes the hip was never unlocked. It remained locked to the score of 6-t for the nine holes. After that in Complete and utter disillusion the Sophomore and his director went to a lunch that also consumed the rest of the afternoon. A 64 for nine. And in the second year of play too. Only a few Days later Gus since he did t have enough con Salerno the Hampshire proves Tidence to take a really full swin gotta get that conf admonished the pro. Lse the 7 and open up the open the Clu face indeed when uncertainty was closed in the heart. The Ball open club face closed stance Confidence no. 7 Iron and All was a Blooper that landed 30 Yards from the Green. You weren t close enough Over the the old pro decided. And so it went throughout the 18 holes confusion piling on con fusion. Score at the end of 18 the Sophomore 113. The pro 111. The second directed round was played at the Hampshire country club in Westchester an interest ing test that provides Sand and water As Well As Hills and rough As a Challenge. The director this signal tinned in a card for the on the first nine 33 on the second. So the philosophy now Fellows is fatalism. Or maybe on second thought it would be better to adopt the golfing philosophy of babe did Rikson iia Arias "1 just loosen my she says and let the Ball have now there s an idea. Maybe wearing a Girdle would help. Red Smith is on vacation. During his absence various byline staff writers Wilt Pinch hit for him Smith leads stocks i hard driving Gordon Smith carries a 31 Point margin into tonight s Stock car races at Brooklands Speedway. Driving car no. 68, Smith has compiled 361 Points with an imposing array of first second and third place finishes. The Henkel Brothers provide his closest opposition. Bill Henkel has 131 Points Art Henkel an even Rixi. Bike racer Eric Oland holds Down fourth place and others in the top ten Are 5. Self Wochenko 6. Stan the kid Wochenko 7. Gordon Tex Vine s. Moe Koritzky n. De 10. Fearless Fred Coleman. Tonight Smith and his laurels will be the prey of the usual wide Field of Stock car experts. There will be the usual full program of seven races and if. The aver age is maintained the usual crowd of race time is 8.30 . Time trials Plure league by one percentage Point monday As they split a Holiday he was relieved Brandon s Els Daugherty and x Don Stewart and Mots aggie a Okulowicz Carman cardinals moved into he had to draw help from Neil second Plure in the m a n d a k lettau in the ninth. Dirk Gibbuns started for bran Ron in the afternoon Ami took i double header with the lowly by Wright in the fifth. Dan Willston oilers winning Tho Ahtipis hurled for Brandon at opener g-4, Tut dropping the j night. Second game s-3. Meanwhile the leading Minot mallards went six first game while Duke buddy Woods went the distance Bowman drove m four runs for the cardinals in the opening game scattering hits effect ively. Harold dark started for the oilers but was relieved by1 Don Betzen in the sixth. Roy1 Weatherley former major leaguer clouded the Lone Home run of the game a bases empty blow for Williston in the eighth. In the night Cap. Dick Schoon Over limited the cards to seven safeties while fanning nine Bat a ters to Chalk up the win. Willie j Grean. Who took the loss started for Carman but was blasted from the Box in the second. Playing manager de Albosta finished. All of Carman s runs came on homers. Catcher Weldon Ridley slugged a two run clout in the fifth while Norm Robinson Hom ered with the bases empty in the sixth. At Minot Warren Martin held the Greys in Check in the first contest while Billy Washburn a newcomer to the club gained credit for the second win although Walter Alston the balding 42-year-old dodger manager who stepped into the noisy shoes of Chuck Dressen. Buz Zie was Smokey Alston s Gen eral manager those two years. Walter has picked up the National league ropes rapid said Bavasi. He s doing a Fine How do fhe fan and play ers feel about this rom Para Tive unknown who has been in the dodger minor league Chain 30 years the fans Are interested in the players not the Mana answered Bavasi the players love inc Alston will be seeing his first All Star game when he leads the National league against Casey Stengel s american league team in Cleve land on tuesday july 13. How does Alston feel about in i appreciate the Chance and feel it s a great says the dodger Pilot. I be watched some of the games on television and heard some on the the modest Pilot is Well pleased with Tho system of having the fans vote for the players who Are to appear in the starting lineup. He s also pleased with the system whereby each All Star Mana Ger selects the pitching staff one exception. To knows Warren Spahn is a great Pitcher but says "1 Haven t seen enough of him against us but he knows More about Harvey Haddix of the cards Robin Roberts of the Phillies and Sal Maglic of the Alston is the first All Star manager to make the game on a he replaces Dressen who left the employ of a Pennant Winner. A similar situation prevailed in 19-1s when Hurt Shomion was called in to Pilot the no team. He was out of the majors but had won the 10-17 Pennant Tho year Durocher was suspended from baseball. Alston would like nothing better than to see Tho no make it five straight Over Stengel. In that respect Smokey is starting Eien with of Case. Neither won an All Star game. senior St. Bowl far Al St. James is. Vital l clan . Softball or. Is. Boniface Ali Lencs is West Kil non Ticomi plots. O a blues is win pcs Ramblers Al Osborne stadium. Ennie v Lark knights or cods City Dray at fort Garry Ruck at Ess lord Nelson at Stovel advocates. P m. I Stock cars Al Brooklands Una s 30 time trials 7.30 . Spirit of 76 Good double new York a the spi Rit of 76 paid off in the daily double in the Independence Day i Holiday racing program at Aque duct. The winning combination was .7-6 and it paid Only s-io.90 for a j As the spectators apparently put the Holiday spirit into their hunches. Donna Boorse. No. 7 horse won i he first race and paid 510 for new Liberty the second Winner was backed Down to . Holy ghost nips White Ajile gals holy ghost Defeated White 10-51 monday night in a girls senior a softball league game. Yarosz Jean do Tchison and Ann Leilich All hit doubles for uhe losers but holy ghost had an Nice Nault to counter act them. I although holy ghost was out Hil White eagles committed costly errors. Adeline Obirek won a three hit pitching chore. She hit a two run Homer. Joy Campbell in top form defending Champion Joy Camp Bell had Little trouble As she started the defence of her Junior girls Tennis title in the Winnipeg District matches which opened monday. Joy whipped Sydney , 6-0, 6-0. In other girls games Carol Murray won from Nancy o Brien Judy Borland topped bar Bara Fowler 6-2, 6-1 Leslie a Vivaine Defeated Wendy for Yux 6-0. 6-0 Dianne Johnson downed Bernice Cahoun 6-0, 6-1. Morris Kazan Defeated Paul Cahoun. Ted Ramsby downed John major 6-1, 6-1 and by editor beat Pat Heald 6-0, 6-0 in boys games. Tonight at the Norwood club Frank Kanovsky meets Brian Mcnamara by editor meets de Page d. Labunsky meets Muce Dobbin All games at at Don Mug Ford meets the Winner of Hess White and Ted Barnaby meets Barry Mcdonald. At the sir John Franklin club at Maria Lubbs meets Marilyn Johnson. At Heather Goyim meets Leslie Swaine and at Mary Dobbin meets Shir Ley Putter and Judy White meets the Winner of Stubbs Johnson. There Are 41 entries in the tourney. Rajotte Mattson Star on Mound Kuk Lowicz s Cusac blues Norwood and buffaloes win Adolph Kuk Lowicz the Tal Hank of Selkirk pitch playing coach of Cusac blues. Before last night s greater Winnipeg Junior baseball league game the blues management j made the announcement. Last night Cusac beat. Selkirk Fisher men 9-s. Kuk Lowicz replaces wild Bill Konyk the sometimes silent sporting statesman. It was a Good Victory for a Iotte. He struck out six gave nine hits and not a single walk. Spare hockey Prospect of into the fifth when Hal West new York rangers win be the i Burg took Over. Norwood s Victory Over Antn Soohui was a thriller. In the 10th inn Iii Huert singled. Ii Rry Kendall when like Berry Ross and Paul putt i Utt Martell singled twice was hit by a pitched Hall. Then two errors brought in Baert with the winning meanwhile Norwood needed loth tuning run to nip trans Conn trojans 4-3. Marc a Jotte of Norwood and Cere Saunders hooked tip in a pitching Duel that was t decided until the extra Frame when Norwood made some thin k out of Ron Baert s second single and Transcona s Only two errors. In a free hitting contest at giants Field Winnipeg buffaloes beat Elmwood giants 13-9. Cusac beat Selkirk dramatically. The bases were loaded in the ninth inning. Curly Melen Chuk who had singled once be fore smashed a blow that would have been n triple Clearing the bases except that the game was officially ended when the first runner crossed the plate. De Larkey was the big Cusac hitter with three singles and a double in a sparkling plate performance. Catcher Ron Kuxhaus singled twice. Selkirk s Pace setters Doug Ingram with a triple and a single which were matched by Harry Brook. Buck Tiderman singled three times and doubled Nee. Max Brown started pitching for Cusac and was replaced by Zeke Zakala in the first. Zakala went a the Way. Kelvin . Opens Ball Diamond the Kelvin Community Center make its third attempt tonight to open the new Little league baseball Diamond. Job s daughters Drill team will be on hand for the official opening ceremonies to be Fol Lowed by the presentation of the new Elmwood Herald trophy and pennants to last year s winners of the red River Valley Little league. The baseball game to follow will see Kelvin play Chalmers in a league fixture. The time 7 . At 281 Kel Vin is. Loser a pc Sauna tres allowed 10 lits struck out seven walked two and hit three batsmen. Joe Smith and Ken Meyers each hit two singles for trans Cona. And Smith added a double. Buffa neg Over Power Ert Elmwood. Barry Thomson hit two singles and a double Bruce Carmichael three sin Gles Jim Smith two. Bob Jonsson a single and a double and John Kachmar a triple. Jasson started on the Mound for buffaloes. He was replaced in the sixth giants big inning. Elm Wood scored four times that inning. 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