MARCH 1, 1954 while Ford Signs With Y. Yankees

pawns. -tuned his wnmpt with the iiive-time wrid chBmDI0

he roporteily received an ulti- matum tosign within in hours or be cut but of the club's plans for the no he season.

It is bel ved that the 3-year.

old mound an signed for 315,000, an increase. I 54.01!) over his 196! P835

Last Ford rejoins! the Yankees at two nut in the army and n 18 games while los-

inc only 6. llt. was the best pitch- lnc r900X'd tn the club.

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Soccer Results

LONDON. (OP)-Results of soc- cer games played in the Unted Kingdom Saturday:

INGLIS ILAGUI Divider: 1

Arsenal 0 Tottenham I Aston Villa 2 Liverpool 1 Blackpool 3 Charlton A 1 Cardiff C 2 Pruton N E 1 Chelsea 0 Sheffield W 1

Huddersfield T 0 W nromwich 2

Manchester C 3 Iolton W o Portsmouth 3 Burnley 2 Sheffield U 2 Middlesbrough 2 sundevi-land 0 Manchester U 2 Wolverhampton 3 Newcastle U I

Division '11 Blackburn R 3 Stoke C 0 Brentford 3 West Ham U I Bristol R 1 Leeds U 1 Bury St Rothertiam U 0 Derby C 3 Faiiham 3 Doricaster R 0 Leicester C 2 Everton 8 Plymouth A 4 Hull 0 1 Luton T 2

, Linooln C 0 Birmingham 0 l. Notts C 1 Nottingham F I. oldham A 2 Swansea T 2

Dvlaion Ill Southern Boiirneraouth 2 Crystal P 0 Brighton 2 meter C 1 Coventry C 2 Oolchester U 1 Glliingham 2 Southampton 0 Ipswich T 2 Bristol C 1 Leiylon 0 1 Swindon T I Milfwall 2 Aldershot 0 Northampton T 2 Queen's P R. 1 Reading 0 waisiiii 2 Southend U 3 Shi'ew.sbury T 0 Torquav U 2 Norwich C 4 Watford 1 Newport C 0

Division III Northern

Barnsley 1 Halifax T 2 Bradford 1 Tranmere R”! Chester 1 Barrow 1 Chester 1 Barrow l

Crewe Alex 1 Bradford C 2 Darlington 3 Carlisle U 2 Gateshead '1 Grimsby T l liartlepoois U 0 Accringion 1 Port Vale 2 Chesterfield 2 Scunthorpe U l Rochdale 1 Workington 0 Siockport C 0 York C 5 Wrcxliam 2 Southport 2 Mansfield T 1

SCOTTISH CUP Thrd Round

Bei'Wl('I( R 3 Dundee 0

l-lainiltnn A 2 Mori.oii 0 . Hibernian 1 Aberdeen 3 Motherwell 4 Ralth R 1

Partick T 5 Buckie T 3

Queen oi S 1 Hearts 2

Stirling A 3 Celtic 4

Third Lanark 0 Rangers 0

SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A

Alrdrieoniami 1 St. Mirren 3 Fialkirk 1 Clyde 1 pblvision B

Allan A 4 Duntcrmliir A i Cowdeniiez-ith 3 stenhousemuir ll Forfar A 0 Ayr U 1

Queens P 3 Dundce U 1 St. Johnstonc 3 Arbroaih 1

Other Match Ltumliarion l Strarirac-r 2 HUSH LEAGUE

Ards I Glenavoii 4 Ballymena U 2 Liiifield 2 Coleralne 5 Clifton-ville 2 Crusaders 5 Derry C 3 Glenwran 2 Distillery 1 Portadown 2 Bangor 3

nussiillwiii? Canadian Team To Tour Country

SIVOCKHOLM, iReutersi -Greg Currie. trainer of Canada's world ice hockey championship team,

said Sunday that Russia wants a Canadian team to tour the Soviet Union next year.

Boris Miyakinkov, Soviet team leader. told Currie in an informal meeting that Soviet delegates to the Worid Ice Hockey Federation's congrem will extend it formal in- vitation to Canada when it opens here today.

Currie would not bind Canada. to accept since the invitation would have to go through the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association.

Former Swimming star Eleanor Helm Granted Iiivoree

Las VEGAS. Nev., (Ari arm. mer swimming star Eleanor Holni was granted a divorce from show. man Billy Rose in a routine 15- minute court appearance Saturday.

It was in marked contrast to the year-loniz battle of the Roses in which they aired domestic troubles after 13 years of marriage.

Miss Holm. tanned from daily swimming here. charged mental cruelty. The divorce was granted by district judge A. 8. Henderson.

Eleanor said she is ndecidert about her future plans. 91 have had some offers for

movies. one of my life story," said the attractive brunette. but added that she hasn't made up her mind whether to accept. BELFAST. (AP)-Robertl Cohen of France captured the European hantamweight title with a sema- tional three round knockout or John Kelly of Belfast Saturday night. Each man weighed 11'! 3M.

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In World H

HFOCKHOLM. i0Pl - A pair 0! easy victories against admittedly low-rated ollponeriits shot Canada to the top of the standings in the world hockey tournament and caused experts to revise upward Toronto East yarn chances of wimijng.

The Canadian club brewed to an 8-0 victory over Norway Sun- day as a follow-up to Saturday's 8-1 defeat of Switzerland to join three other favored tearns-4Ru5ia. Czechoslovakia and Sweden - in

first place. Some of the other favorites found the going tougher. The

Czechs. picked by most of the ex- perts before the eight-team round- robin tournament began, ran out

of steam in the third period against Germany Saturday and found themselves outscored and

outplayed as they hung on for I 9-4 victory. Finns Stubborn

The Swedes, who won the title last. year in the absence of the other three top-rated clubs in the

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present tournameznt. needed three late goals Sunday to overcome an unexpectedly stubborn Finnish team 5-3.

The Russians disposed of Nor- way 7-0 in Saturday's third game. 'Gei-mnnv and Switzerland, both uiiiless so far. played to a 3-3 tie Sunday night.

Canarln's meeting with Sweden uoiiigiii tat 3 pm. EST! will be the first clash between any of the fnur favored clubs and the East York club now is heavily favored on the basis of the Swedes close against Finland. The Finns mart Czechoslovakia and Germany

in between. Too l'IlAl'i)' 5-nipiy nizikiiig R HPW (-aionrl;ir, isn't chairs around the lalllF' at nwzil- .i" iltinks l. Now iiiiiil niwi T3095 RUSS” in ir0d'35"5 Temamlnil time Sunday breaks the ilirliariil tuck, when we niei-t again, iliixg3Cll0Yl-

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Canada 2 Games ockey Series

' ,. ease SEVEN Hockey Standings

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

STOCKHOLM. iCPi -Standing at lhP end of the third day's play in the tl0l'ld hockey tournament:

rTlaTedgagslmplc(I.gameAu'ith em-

phasis on scoring without too W L -1- F A Pu much artistry. Centre Eric Un'lCRnada 2 0 0 15 1 g ger, who scored three goals and;Ruma p 2 0 014g 1 g assisted on a fourth against theisvwdm H . 2 0 0 15 4 T Swim Saturday. ngaiii picked up Czech”. 2 0 0 M 5 ; four points. scoring i.lAlt'P and setl Germany n 1 , 7 12 1 ting up two more tallies by right- SM”. 0 2 1 5 la , winger Bill Sluce. Finland H 0 2 0 T 12 '

Norm Gray, John Petro, Bob NOW”! H 0 3 0 15 0 Kennedy and Moe Galand also scored for East York. i sgturdaytn results

EVUIU P13."-d Cnnatla 8 SWli.ZCl'l;-lrifl 1

Kennedy. a ?.3-year-old rciitrr cmghosiotiakia 9 German) who played his junior hockey withinuggig 1 Norway 0 Hamilton Tigers, drew a big handl p from the 2,100 spectators for his 5'""h-V' "'u"' goal as he stick-handled throughl5W”d9" 5 F1"l?””l 3 the entire Norwegian team. Canada 8 Norway 0

The game was cleanly played, Germany 3 5W”7'"l""d 3 with the losers'dravi'ui.1z five of ihei nine penalties imposed by Swiss and Czech referees.

Line-ups:

Canada: fence, Campbell.

my Monday": ram?! lcziechnslovakia vs Finland lGermany vs Russia

I,4)(-,khai'i; rIp..:C2ll'lada vs Sueden 3 pm. EST.

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PlS- i on kari. Jamiaaon; forwards. Galani-i,' H.il,Tlrx1:)i1t;,a(;.xijiM;;dai;iiiilir;; lGray, Clements, Petro. Scott. KPn- p 'i'7"' '3” i T V lnedy. shill, Under. sluce; sub-f'”8l'k ”l”5Vl'ea';:'1d;,glalzxfgspbef: goal: Lmdsay' lrawmlnauld tmr'ea:"eAri'ieraican .1lLlVl Norway: Goal. A. Kristiansr-n; il””l”"F as 5 ;,mmhoW, am defence. Bakke. Blombersi. Voii:t,.:l': I-;,'r'R'l':ElDr1'hampion Hi”; P" Berg; forwards, 0. Sollieini, L,il,nE Th; mm mndmg ,,f m. Solheim, Bjerltlund. Ryzel. E i!;'admDn.pmkPd M AV,m.1an, Adolfsen. Gulbrandszen, Guntleia-ivlawc is Set I,” Smurdax MM sen, S. Adolisen. K1011 Kristianscn; ., C Isub-goal: Kurt Kristiaiiscn. Ts..." -.,- .7 .Ae-e- -- Referees: G 9 ii ii a l' d 0llVlPl'l,. psivitzcrlanii. and Vaclav Bcraiick, 5'(:;':;"lll(l,;I' U”;" R Ip .C7.echosloiaki.i. Pmajmsh Vmz, 540. Ry” l First Period 8.18. Jamaies-on 15223. i 1---Canada. Gray ? mi Third Period l 2SCan-ada, Petra 11 3st 'lSCanada. Sluce 3-ecanada, K0l1llfd)' . 12 la: iUngeri 113” 4eCanada, Galaiid . avcanada. Sluce icrayi 17.38 ' iUuaPri ”?"" Penalty B-akke 4 45 Penalties. Blninbcrz 7105; Ken- Sevnnd Period nedy 7:10. Gray 13.00: PCUO 3--Canada, Uiiszer 235 i 16:00. I... Solheim 16:00.

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