Wolves Ready To Bring Allan Cup Home After Penticton Clash
Penticton V's aim to even the best of seven as they host the Sudbury Wolves in a pivotal game Tuesday. Wolves coach Max Silverman plans to fly to Sudbury for a victory celebration if they clinch the series, built on a 3-1 edge and strong bench. Bill Warwick of the V's is hobbling with a foot infection after Saturday's game, potentially sidelining him for the critical match.
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Sudbury Wolves
Ontario
Penticton V's
Max Silverman
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Sudbury
Canada
V’s
Winnipeg
Maroons
Vernon
Kelowna
V's
Bill
Warwick
Grant
Opening Day In Saskalta League Sparks Tight Baseball
Richmound, Fox Valley, Schuler, Hilda, and Golden Prairie opened the Saskatchewan league with close games. Fox Valley tied Maple Creek 8 8 after 10 innings, Schuler edged Richmound 5 3, and Golden Prairie beat Hilda 6 2 as pitching and errors dominated the action in Sunday’s opener.
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Hilda
Fox Valley
Maple Creek
T.,hudee
G. Hudee
Py ‘Hauk
Burkart
Wonkel
Myrol
Reddick
Richmound Club
Torgenrude
S. Schultz
Schiller
Solie
Stodalka
Unick
J. ‘Schuler
Schultz
L. Brusky
Golden Prairie
Conrad’ Hammer
Golden’ Prairie
C.hammer
J.adams
Surina
Atris
Saskalta
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Stengel Berra Ejected In Cleveland Tilt
Yankees manager Casey Stengel and catcher Yogi Berra were ejected by umpire Bill Summers during Cleveland versus New York after protesting a strike call in the Indians eight run first inning. Frank Crosetti was also ordered from the game in the third inning for arguing a ruling on Bob Grim being hit by a pitch. The first inning stretched 52 minutes.
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Bill Summers
Bob Kuzava
al Rosen
Frank Crosetti
Summers
Bob Grim
Grim
Mathews Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving After Curfew
Milwaukee report states Eddie Mathews, Braves third baseman and reigning home run king, broke the midnight curfew and pleaded guilty to reckless driving after attempting to outrun a police cruiser at 3 am. The Braves lost 10 to 5 to Chicago on Sunday.
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League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE
The American League leaders include Tuttle of Detroit and Goodman of Boston in runs batted in and hits. Avila of Cleveland leads in doubles alongside Groth of Chicago and McDougald of New York. Minoso of Chicago tops in triples and Berra of New York shares home run mentions with Sievers of Washington.
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Boone
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Fain
Groth
McDougald
New’ York
Berra
New York
Sievers
Washington
Gromek
Turley
Baltimore
Pierce
Baseball Stat Leaders in National League Circuits Report
National League season summary highlights top players across teams. Musial and Snider lead in hits and runs with rising averages, Mays and Jablonski noting doubles and triples, while Haddix tops strikeouts. Pitchers Pad rschi and Raschi post strong seasons for midwestern clubs.
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St. .Louis
Snider
Brooklyn
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Saver
Chicago
Musjal
Brittany
Milwaukee
Padres
Raschi
St. Louis
Haddix
Coaching philosophy for athletes in Calgary era
Larry Seimering recalls a coachs view from Calgary Stampeders era on athlete needs security recognition and self expression. He argues players require real contribution and pride in team success rather than mere pay, emphasizing soul and conscience of the athletic machine.
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CAHA President Sees Canada Favored For 1954 World Hockey
Vancouver CP report says W. B. George CAHA president expects Canada to win the 1954 world hockey championship in Stockholm after attending the tournament. He spoke at a CAHA banquet during the five day annual meeting noting resolutions on transfers and the Allan Cup qualifier issue. East York Tyndhursts’ 7-2 loss to USSR at Stockholm is described with mixed praise for Canada’s team.
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Bannister to Run Half Mile At London Meet
Roger Bannister announced on Monday he will return to the track May 20 to attempt to add a half mile world record to his 3 59.4 mile mark. The 24 year old medical student will run for London University against Oxford at Motspur Park Surrey in an inter universities meet. He says he plans to run many half miles in the near future and hopes to compete internationally for Britain in the British Games in London June 5 7. Mal Whitfield of the United States currently holds the half mile world record of 1 48.6. Track experts expect the mark to fall this summer.
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Roger Bannister
London University
Oxford
Motspur Park
Surrey
Mal
Whitfield
United States
Correlation ran Kentucky Derby splint on leg
Correlation, a sixth place Derby contender, ran the race with a blind splint on his right foreleg. Owner Robert Lytle of Los Angeles said the injury was found after Derby leg examinations two days before the race. He expects the California Epic winner of the Florida Derby in the spring to be ready for the Preakness at Pimlico May 22.
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Robert Lytle
Los Angeles
Pimlico
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