| chanel e e - —— : Pa ° : ft : ” UNTERS CORNER | ° Prd ce, Seer tte Oo | She Cees eee wee eee ee ; « ' Iron Curtain. : r { . His name is lgor Ter-ovanes-|at 29, I'm am old mai im this\long layolf has burt my jumping J 4 ’ re { as yan, and he got off a jump of business. Since being in dental|Once a broad jumper, always umnist es Journey -. 263% thrée™ months ago. that |school I've been out of training,|one.- The first time back after . : was the first 26foot-plus jump /|and, in fact, I've been working) my long layoff, 1 went 25* The To Eastern Cou P © J ever by a tion - American. Now| out for only a couple of weeks.” | only thing that’s troubling me is : nty c ; “ — . |the jubilant Russians are taiking| But that will pot be news| my timing. That's what can burt . : r in terms of 26-10. to. the Russians. Since starting| after being out of practice. Reet ae, “Sas © Goren Reed wih 9 8 On sie. Fumm ' “Well,” said Bell, “we shall| practice again, Bell has done| Greg said that unless he can end ef July at her| what I could i was a de : : ; ; : see just how good he is. I do@j26-1%. He has a dozen jumps/find the time and money ‘he has - & was sunny and warm but | liberate, act along >the} oar | think he's a comer, though. Heover 26 feet, more than any|a wife and baby), he* won't de- mit wind tempered the heat. |line of thrill murders in the Stat- By ED CORRIGAN “But with it afl,” he: said;gan. KR has withstood the on-| “I've won*the Olympic dhamp- seems to be very consistent. 1|broad jumper in‘ history. fend his Olympic championship. Urge te head for easternies. One informant who wiewed| PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Greg | Thursday, “I still haven't given|siaught of the years and right|ionship (25-8%), so there's noth-| have » vague recollection of him| “It, wouldn't surprise me one} Coach Frank Potts put his em owes not to be denied Ijthe animals told me one wee|Bell is old (29), out of condition the idea of breaking Jesse|now stands as the oldest mark imjing else to try for but Owens’| in the Olympics in 1956. He|bit if we had a mighty good|tire squad through a two - hour ws eomsider the terrain east fair between the qyes and | (too much study) and isn't even| Owens’ world record.” the record book. record.” fouled. out, and_that’s too bad. |jump both Igor and I.” said Bell.| workout on Franklin Field Thurs- louris as the land of the two|never moved after it wes shot.|sure he can best the Russians It was on May 25, 1925—almost} “That's really all I have left}RECORD IN CLASH? But he was young and the. pres-|*"You never know, with good con-|day. Both the Americans and uke’ . .- Frank Sterns and|The ind -was hit slightly off|when he broad jumps against|a quarter of a century ago—that/to conquer in track,” ‘said Bell,| Bell is going to clash head-to-| sure probably got him, ~ ditions, any kind of a record can| Russians are behind schedule in nk Hennessey. For many long|beam and gouged two deep holes |them this weekend in the: big} Owens got off a 26 foot, 8% inch|who just finished his second year|head with a 21-year-old Rugsiam} “I don’t know if I'll be able te | be broken. ° their final warmups because af. Sunni ton Gea fan Gee le jump at the University of Michi-| at dental school. who is being touted as a potet-| beat him in the meet. You know, “Personally, I don’t think theithe rain the last two days. @ the interests of cur wildlife |before it died. ‘ was no in- : . . : nt sae il wlaliy fish and game. BR was| formation on hand as to what a . a. ; e. could almost read his lips @ @ leisurely trip. I packed | Police investigation disclosed. g “Please don’t rain.” i of ri and fetched along} This cotumnist tecie very! [Df igne IiSTS USTS : Crow call and plenty sevens |strongly that every owner of a : T K beck @ half ip cope they ganged|22 Ca rifle in this province aa at ony U a te me Gute ip come ideal te compelled to register * 4 / ‘2 .¢ I 1 fs unspoiled shout eastern | their firearm, or two if they own - = red Bs and it has scenery ell its|two. If such regulation was in ef- Fo G Tt Oop Pp tT $ nv Sattcmaale! mares aee|! OF Ulants To Cop Pennant |\s Inj coves|simple matter point ; * . | NEW YORK (AP) — Yankee ¢ } beaches second ‘to ee eae PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Mam ito have that .400 hitting month he| 804 he’s ready to help.” ‘: outfielder Tony Kubek was im aD ox - MEN'S th America and mi of the afore mentioned cattle. |#8er Bill Rigney lists four musts! mes up with every year. He’s|, Although pressed, Rigney re-|jured and carried off the field . 4 ’ vl ie mir. |for his leagueleading San Fran- ae aoe ee oe fused to choose among. Mil-| Thursday after he had collided iE tie ot Peen's Banh. cory ting Boe Tin inden. cisco Giants to win the National maga acne Bhar oP ty Bg) waukee, Los Angeles or Pitte-| with’ shortstop Gil McDougald ; } ATS e Spry, a favourite hangout |tation and bore marks on a bul- | League pennant. , boom, he slips back. I sure wish|UT#h ae-the te to beat. the eighth inning of cee local gunners when the shell|Nit. There are too many irre-| Sitting in his hotel room -here|he could ‘up with one of his! “They’te alll . We'll play| of a doubleheader with (Mergansers) coot and sponsible gun toters on the rounds |praying Yor the rain which has|troical hor mothe Wes ke ae {them one game using | Kubek-was~hurt-but-not-unee — All Wool English and Harris Tweeds, smartly (Old » Squaw) are|these days.. Freedom is alright |idled the Giants since Tuesday to| o@f on one of these streaks hé can|everything we've got each day. |Sctous’ inthe hard collision. ud _ » tailored in three and two button styling. Sizes me lay to my right. As 1|im its place, men have fought and | go away, the bespectacied Rigney|just about carry the whole ball|We can’t worry about and MeDougald had Sto 4. . sandwiches and drank|died for it, but then again there | counted off club. He could make a whale of| With that, he looked out the| Rocky Colavito's high tea I watched, two lobster |C@" be too much freedom with! 1 4 typical hot hiting streak by |a difference.” window at the cloudy skies. You left field. | 400, pull their traps less |Tespect te the carrying of fire iwinie Mays ; " a half mile off shore. The |@™=. HAS NINE PITCHERS : -Each was closed and I guess - 3. Continued good pitching with), Rigney then referred to his a : e os ‘ : the return to winning form of a ; . y didn't feel too comfgrtable to pitching. He pointed out that the under observation for in a few Little Leager sound Jeck Sanford. Giants only nine hurlers . mites they rounded the Cape rs ° 3 vo ee ae (Warren) | and five of them Johnny Anton- itil ia MEN’S MEN’S | steered a course toward An- Hu No Hitter Spohn =. to elli, Mike McCormick; Sam Jones Electrical Contractors SWEAT SHIRTS a . dale. Whether they pulled. im : | _& Good weather in order to/stu Miller and Jack Sanford, : OUTING SHORTS fe or continued on the| Young Freddie MacDonald toss- | %0P pling up late season double-|have been carrying most of the ® Wiri @ Fixtures Good quality, heavy ~ nd River was @ point to be (ed @ no-hitter yesterday morning headers which could ruin his thin | joaq_ . ‘ee weight, fleece lined, . : ssed at. The beach beckoned in Little League as the Browas pitching staff. ; “Sanford was sidelined for sev- @ Appliances long sleeves, flat lock Sanforized cotton dril | after lunch I took off my downed the Red Sox 14. MacDon-/<Rigney says he has no Busions |.) weeks with a bruised hand,” * : ‘ 1 seams throughout, both alastie back, ex'en on 9 ts and felt the smooth, ribbed | 2/4 fanned 12 and walked four, | 200 — oe ° | Rigney said. And “since he came|| Sales and Service | + Free Estimates crew neck and collar ng colours. d caress my bare feet. two intentionals over the six No one club is going to run) iy the home run bell hee hurt ee aa, © Eee ee aD i: haan ca ; } { bs NTINUED TRIP inning route. This is the second | off and hide foom the rest Kien. athena 1 meet eontems won” : ours, oxford, red,- Biege and Grey. Sizes continued my journey to Sou- | 3: : ; for Freé-| “The Braves. Pirates ' didn’t ' _ * 161 Queen St. Dial 8325 e . : maroon, white, sizes s - ot ah jie. Earlier this month he fanm-| Dodgers all are tough and they're didn’t get him any runs. <. 5 ees Seal Median, Largé. 30 to 42. iii Se mie a Grebe om alee, an) ene B teters Selah pleying geod bell sew.) Tt ee tie Ideal for camping. Each : = , the one that “continues . A Sind oe . F of crows and pick up the! Biny Weatherbie allowed only | to pitching is going free > get that is a Crew, Neck, each 2.4 _—~ oe one doesn’t double | wo hits for the Sox. bot in the |te survive.” se Zip Neck, each 2.7% 2.89 — any decree of re lfirst inning. He walked two and | The Giants’ skipper then turned «tf . foe ne Sed ad Ne a Rg a tn eee : ey low a it rt rT : ; we b ¢ , a , Sun just as sleepy as’ it was | ing. cee oS te age Sas cc Be S ee 8 + ee oe | eet san was steed iti teg COTTON at oh e never contact amie Kennedy after ad- i$ saan aa h the past. 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