Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 29, 1958, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page win Topes free press tuesday. July 23, 1958 doctoring your Golf by or. Middlecoff patient s complaint i a Fine with one club Lousy with an diagnosis the swing s the thing. Treatment even in these Days of matched sets you still hear golfers say there Are one or two clubs in their bag that they just can t do anything for instance a player will beam with Confidence when he takes out the five Iron but if his shot Calls for a three Iron he takes on a frustrated look. This has to be a mental prob Lem. Maybe once in sets one of the clubs will be out of bal Ance with the rest. No More than that. So if you think you have that giants win pair from phils to close in on Idle braves Philadelphia Cap the second place san Francisco giants took advantage of a ninth inning error in the first game and a Gilt edged pitching performance by right hander Huben. Lopez in the second As they beat monday night to move within one percentage Point of the National league Lead. It was the Only National league action monday. Tied 2-2 in the twi night affair the Surprise team of. The 1958 Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 and 2-11 race won in the ninth inning for the 17th time this season. They got help from Relief Pitcher Dick Farrell who dropped the Ball on a routine play at first base while the winning run in the person of Danny o Connell crossed the plate. In the second game the giants their balance. I m pretty sure you la find it s you and not the club. So then go out and practice with the club you be been avoiding. Get it in your head that if you had been Campbell unc oils Mastery to silence Cusac blues picked up single runs off Pitcher Jack Meyer in the second and the sixth. Meyer struck out 12 and allowed Only six hits but the two runs were enough with go Mez tossing a four hitter at the Phillies. Gomez sixth against seven defeats was his first since May 25. Diminutive Jean Campbell silenced the big bats of Johnny Shaley s Cusac blues monday night As her West Kildonan. Tiger ettes Defeated the defending Western Canadian senior girls softball champions 7-5 to Lake the first game of the Best of seven league final. Second game of the series will be . At Wesley Park. The first game of the final Drew 800 fans to ancient Wesley. The spectators braved threatening skies to watch the girls in action and the Weatherman rewarded them swinging it with the same con with a Brief but heavy downpour rident swing you used for your in the eighth inning. Favorite club the results would Campbell who recorded her have Beon the same. Teg arclies top Brandon up Winnipeg archers captured four of the five events at the Manitoba Field and Broadhead Archery championships Here saturday and sunday. Wes Drysdale of Brandon won the Junior instinctive with 803 to Tal Points out of a possible for the combined Field and Broad head rounds. Brandon s Dave Tay Lor and Don Ditchfield took second and third spots respectively. Ray Mcquade of Winnipeg won the men s free style with Points Chuck Day the men s instinctive with 674 Ester Jeffrey the women s free style with 848 and Mildred Dallman the women s instinctive with 509. Third straight Victory in the play offs halted her shutout Streak at 2.1 consecutive innings. She blanked Hank Bergner s Ramblers 4-0 and 7-0 in the first and third game of the Best of five Semi final and held Cusac off the score Sheet for three innings monday. After pitching two consecutive four hitters against Ramb lers Cusac tagged her for eight hits. She struck out one and issued Only two walks. Cusac s Dot Kose suffered her first defeat of the season allowing Tiger ettes 13. Hits and walking three. Her win Streak was halted at six games. Ernie Williams bengals tagged Rose for three hits and. A run in the first inning added three More in the second another in the seventh and two More in the eighth. Cusac s first run was scored on. A passed Ball in the first inning. They added two More in the sixth and one each in the seventh and ninth. Rookie first Sacker Lynn Kery Luk again paced Tiger ettes with a double and two singles in five trips. League batting Champion Kathy Lindsay and Centre fielder Yvonne Dube each managed two hits. Dot Rose was tops for Cusac with three singles in four trips while Joyce fully a pair of singles. Tiger ettes Ruby Norenberg re corded the longest hit of the game a triple in the eighth inning. Seeded stars Flash form e Vancouver up one by one the ranking men knocked off Meir unseeded opposition monday As the Canadian Tennis Champion ships went through opening Day in Energy sapping heat. But the women s rankings got a Jolt when the top seeded for eign singles competitor defaulted. Patty Miller of Portland ore., ranked at the head of a Large american Field in the singles pulled but of her first match when she feared commitments i next week in the Eastern United states would prevent her irom finishing if she reached the finals Here. There were no surprises in. The men s the four top canadians Al moved ahead and their foreign competitors followed suit. Canada s main Hopes for men s honors took straight set victories in their first matches. _ Bob Bedard defending his singles title and chasing a third men s Crown in four years sweated past husky leu Moxom of Vancouver 6-3, 6-3. Bedard 26, of Sherbrooke que. Was Given a run at the Start of the match but his accuracy proved too much for his unseeded opponent. Bedard is first seeded Canadian. The no. 2 Canadian Don Fon Tana of Toronto had even less difficulty disposing of John Gar Bor of san Francisco 6-2, 6-2. Like everyone else who took to the grass courts at the Vancou Var Lawn Tennis and Badminton club they returned from their matches soaked with perspiration. By mid afternoon the tempera lure was 90 in the Shade. Reduce heavy lists the first Day of the six Day tournament was set aside for reducing the heavy entry lists in men s and women s singles. Not counting defaults 86 men and 37 women were entered in the singles. Jim Daly president of the Mani Toba Branch of the Amateur ath Letic Union of Canada is out to fill Sargent Park aug. 9 for the second annual Prairie track con Ference meet. Athletes from Saskatoon re Gina fort William and port a thur will converge on Winnipeg to compete against some of Mani Toba s brightest track stars. Manitoba headed by record breaking Dave Dryborough is con ceded a slight Edge in the meet. Dryborough is threatening to re _ write the provincial record Book in the men s As Well As preparing an assault Adian Tennis championships at Van on Dominion records. At the to Couver advanced into the third Jim Yoanidis in third round one of two mall bans entered ment the hounds club runner appears to be the number one Nom Inee for the provincial team which will attend the Canadian legion sports training plan at Toronto next month. Entries for Manitoba will close aug. 6 and no Post entries will be accepted. Daly also passed along the re minder that the weekly Warrior twi Light meet is on tap for wednesday at Sargent Park beginning at 8 . This week the feature will be the mile race. Holy ghost edges Kirkfield 18-17 holy ghost moved into top place two games ahead of Kirkfield Mon Day night nipping Craf Kirkfield 18-17 in a senior a girls. Soft Ball league game at Kirkfield Park. Jenny Krasicki was the winning Pitcher and Rose Bremner suffered Hie loss. 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Olympics forge to top for the umpteenth time this sea son Winnipeg olympics and Elm Wood Dre Vreys have exchanged places with the pics moving into first place again in the senior Lacrosse league last night. However Lrnwood has a Good Chance of regaining top spot to Morrow night when they meet St. James knights at Deer Lodge grounds. The pics victims last night were the lowly St. Boniface Kie Wels who found the fancy passing pics too much to thus dropping a 10-b decision at the olympic rink. The olympic Crew took a 4-2 first Quarter Lead and increased it to 7-3 in the second. It looked As though St. Boniface might come m behind and take it All As Jiey outscored olympics 5-3 in the third and fourth quarters. Eddie Jamieson got things started for the winners when he scored at the three minute Mark. Shrimpton made it 2-0 he lore the saints evened the count on goals by John Wright and Ernie Iegan. Jamieson and Gord chem found the Range and added a couple of goals before the period ended. Ron Farnfield scored in the opening minutes of the second period for is. Boniface. Three successive goals by Ernie Gaud Bob Armstrong and on were enough to give the pics the margin of Victory. Time out scoreless string Washington Walter Johnson the senators fabulous big 56 consecutive in the season pitched eco less innings new York Tony opened cuts around both of Jimmy Archer s eyes night on the Way to a unanimous decision at St. Nicholas Arena. Archer at 1933, a major league Mark weighed Dibiase 151 that has not been equalled. Both Are now yorkers. You know i think there is real slug est Kansas City a new York Yankees bested Kansas City athletics 14-7 in a 26-hit slug est monday night with the Yankees Mickey Mantle and Gil Mcdoug Ald and the a s Bob Cerv each clouting two Home runs. Mantle s and Cerv s homers gave them 28 apiece and kept them tied behind Boston s Jackie Jensen for second place in the american league Home run Par Ade. Jensen has 29. New York s biggest inning was the fourth featured by Hank Bauer s three run triple. Andy Carey had singled Home one run earlier in the inning and another scored on an error making a total of five. The Victory went to Zack Mon Roe big right hander recently re called by the Yankees from their Denver farm club. He is now 2-1. He retired in favor of Johnny Kucks after allowing Cerv s Sec Ond Homer and two singles in the sixth. Dick Tomanek who had a 3-1 record against the Yankees be fore monday night was the loser. He is now 5-5. There was one other Homer in the Hal Smith s third. The Yankees walloped 16 hits against five Kansas City pitchers. Weird struggle Detroit a lofty Leo Kiely put an end to a weird rain delayed struggle monday when he walked across the winning run in the ninth inning and enabled de troit tigers to Edge Boston 5-4. A downpour delayed play for one hour and nine minutes after Kiely had two out and one on in the ninth inning. Play was halted with a three Ball no strike count on Harvey Kunn. When play was resumed Kiely walked Kuenn yielded a dribbling single Down the third Baseline by Ai Kaline and then got a 3-2 count on Charlie Maxwell before forc ing in the winning run with an inside pitch. The hed sox did All their scor ing in the fifth inning against Al Cicotte. Making his first Start since the tigers recalled him from Charleston. Cicotte yielded four straight singles and the red sox got to his Sydney Billy Todd austra Jlian welterweight boxing Champion 140% retained his title at Sydney stadium monday night when he out pointed. Derby Brown former British Empire Champion 140. J Brown suffered a badly Cut Eye Early in the 15-round bout. Syracuse . A scheduled i 10-round nationally televised heavy j weight boxing bout Here Friday be tween Tony Anthony of new York and Archie a Mcbride of n.j., was cancelled monday. Or. Alexander Schiff a state athletic commission physician said an Thony was running a High temperature and would not be in Condi a Tion by Friday. A substitute bout is being arranged. J Kentville . Chicago White sox scout Ron Northey announced monday that Halifax and District baseball league outfielder Manley Johnston 19, has been signed by the american league club. Sources Here reported John Ston a native of Cowarts ala., received a Bonus. Northey said Johnston who played with Kentville wildcats is to leave for Chicago immediately. Price misquoted 58 Butch 2 or. Hard top Colour dark Green options radio tires Shade Lite Glass Power steering Dyna flow transmission Power brakes custom trim undercoat ing Western equipment air condition he Aier and de Froster Chrome wheel discs window moulding foam a Tex cushions electric clock Lufa. Book tank of Gas Antifreeze directional signal lights. 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Tea Emco Tea of the men s Industrial fast Ball league won the last two games of a Best of three Semi final monday night for the North _ _ _ division edging Emco 7-6 at Sar softball league game at Earl gent Park. Grey grounds. Earl Grey wins Earl Grey Junior gins moved a full game ahead runners up West Kildonan Tiger ettes monday nipping Tiger ettes 8-7 inn a Relief Hank Aguirre for another single and a sacrifice Fly. Right handers Herb Moford and Bill Fischer blanked the sox the rest of the Way with Fischer picking up the Victory. Kaline with four hits had a hand in All the Tiger scoring i Al n. Chison nip nats Chicago a _ Chicago White sox came from behind a four run deficit monday night to beat Washington senators 6-5 on the strength of Slier Lollar s three run Homer. Turk Lown was credited with the Victory. Dick Hyde washing ton s top reliever suffered his third loss against eight triumphs. Lown needed help in the eighth when Eddie Yost and Albie Pear son singled with two out. Ray Moore came in and Herbic Plews sent a ground shot towards Cen held Only to have shortstop Aparicio Cut it off and pre vent Yost from scoring. Hoy Siev ers filed out to end the inning. With one out in the fourth Pinch Batter Billy Goodman singled went 1o second on a single by Aparicio and scored on. A sin Gle by Nellie Fox. Jim Landis flied out but Lobar unloaded his 14th Homer of the season. New zealand trails by 68 Manchester eng. Reuters new zealand trailed England by 68 runs monday with Only one More Day to go in the fourth Cricket test Here after scoring 30 for no wicket in the second innings. The new sealanders have Al ready been beaten in the five match series with three defeats in the first three tests. Expert hitting by England s Peter May and Ted Dexter play ing in his first test match enabled England to declare 365 for nine wickets. It gave them a first innings Lead 98 Over new zealand with 267. 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