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Phillies
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Bur
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from
Chicago
Cubs
Sun
Sunday
¬
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and
placed
Ryne
Duren
on
the
waiver
list
preparatory
to
giving
him
his
unconditional
re
release
¬
lease
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had
appeared
in
seven
games
with
the
Cubs
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was
02
with
a
5
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average
Burdette
had
a
10
0
record
last
season
wth
St
Louis
and
Chicago
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picked
up
from
Cli
cliu
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spring
made
six
appearances
and
had
no
record
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11
innings
he
had
a
3
27
era
By
selling
Burdette
the
Cubs
reached
the
25
-
player
limit
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went
one
above
Saturday
when
they
completed
a
five
man
trade
with
San
Fran
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¬
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sendiw
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Mary
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and
Mrs
Dutton
were
on
winning
bowling
teams
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Ibbetson
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the
trophy
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Radar
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riders
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flag
foot
football
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has
the
broomball
trophy
Lacey
has
the
curling
trophy
and
Stuckless
the
Softball
trophy
AT
RIGHT
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Mc
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to
the
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WITH
HAWKS
IN
64
Balfour
Had
Clutch
Touch
REGINA
CP
Murray
Bal
Balfour
¬
four
the
last
man
to
score
more
than
one
overtime
goal
in
Stanley
Cup
play
died
In
hospital
here
Sunday
He
was
28
Balfour
had
been
recuperat
recuperating
¬
ing
at
his
parents
home
from
an
operation
April
5
at
Harris
bur
g
Pa
to
correct
a
respira
respiratory
¬
tory
problem
He
entered
hos
hospital
¬
pital
Saturday
Balfour
played
15
games
for
Boston
Bruins
of
the
National
Hockey
League
and
18
games
for
Hershey
Bears
of
the
American
League
last
season
before
the
illness
struck
A
rugged
right
winger
a
graduate
of
the
Reglna
minor
hockey
system
he
was
traded
to
Boston
by
Chicago
Black
Hawks
before
last
season
The
trade
broke
up
a
line
of
Balfour
Bobby
Hull
and
Bill
Hay
sometimes
referred
to
by
Hawk
officials
as
the
million
dollar
line
Balfour
was
the
digger
and
Hay
the
playmaker
beside
Hulls
undisputed
genius
As
a
member
of
that
line
Balfour
scored
in
overtime
against
Montreal
Canadlens
in
106
and
against
Detroit
Red
Wings
In
1964
Only
two
players
Maurice
Rocket
Richard
of
Montreal
with
six
goals
and
Mel
Hill
of
Boston
with
three
have
scored
more
The
overtime
goal
against
Montreal
was
sweet
for
Balfour
as
Canadlens
traded
him
to
Chicago
before
the
1959
60
sea
season
¬
son
He
played
for
Montreal
Royals
of
the
Quebec
league
and
Rochester
Americans
of
the
AHL
before
the
transfer
He
also
played
five
games
In
two
Reasons
for
Montreal
Balfour
totalled
67
goals
and
90
assists
In
306
regular
season
NHL
games
plus
10
goals
and
19
assists
in
40
playoff
contests
In
1960
61
his
best
season
he
scored
21
goals
and
added
27
assists
for
48
points
In
70
games
He
contributed
an
ad
additional
¬
ditional
five
goals
and
five
as
assists
¬
sists
in
11
playoff
games
that
season
During
the
70
game
schedule
Balfour
was
assessed
123
min
minutes
¬
utes
in
penalties
After
thatoutstandingseason
Balfours
fortunes
faded
He
suffered
a
broken
wrist
the
next
year
and
his
efficiency
decreas
decreased
¬
ed
until
he
went
to
Boston
In
a
trade
that
sent
defenceman
Matt
Ravllch
to
Chicago
In
his
final
season
he
was
hampered
by
leg
Injuries
and
scored
only
two
assists
in
15
games
before
being
shipped
to
Hershey
He
rebounded
with
10
goals
and
eight
assists
in
18
AHL
games
before
illness
in
interfered
¬
terfered
He
Is
survived
by
his
parents
Mr
and
Mrs
Gordon
Balfour
AIRMBM
HOLD
BANQUET
Teams
and
Individuals
were
honored
Saturday
at
the
annual
RCAF
Baldy
Hughes
sports
dinner
and
dance
The
air
force
station
also
had
Vancouver
Canucks
hockey
star
Billy
McNeil
as
a
guest
speaker
for
the
sec
second
¬
ond
straight
year
McNeil
is
expected
to
be
a
prime
can
candidate
¬
didate
when
the
National
Hockey
League
hoWs
Its
draft
meetings
Neither
Willie
Fleming
nor
Joe
Kapp
of
the
B
c
Lions
were
available
for
the
affair
Recreation
director
Al
Pearson
had
hoped
last
week
that
one
of
the
two
would
be
able
to
attend
The
top
teams
at
the
base
during
the
last
yearwerethe
flag
football
and
Softball
squads
The
football
team
was
an
all
star
group
of
players
from
the
station
inter
-section
league
It
won
the
B
C
title
by
default
and
captured
the
B
C
-
Alberta
title
by
swamping
RCAF
Beaver
lodge
in
a
two
-
game
series
The
softball
team
won
the
Big
Six
Softball
League
pen
pennant
¬
nant
last
season
and
then
de
defeated
¬
feated
four
B
C
air
force
bases
for
the
B
C
title
It
was
defeated
by
RCAF
Sta
Station
¬
tion
Cold
Lake
in
a
playoff
against
the
Alberta
cham
champions
¬
pions
One
of
the
top
Individuals
at
Baldy
Hughes
sports
LAC
Andy
Latouche
missed
the
banquet
because
he
was
transfered
east
Canadians
Humiliated
By
Columbus
Gord
Huston
got
his
second
annual
no
hitterearlythisyear
The
Columbus
Hotels
bread-and-butter
hurler
did
not
allow
a
hit
Friday
and
his
team
teammates
¬
mates
raked
the
Canada
Hotel
In
a
19
0
runaway
Huston
pitched
a
no
hitter
last
year
his
first
InthePGSA
Columbians
and
the
Heart
Construction
Hearts
clash
to
tonight
¬
night
in
the
Prince
George
Softball
Associations
battle
of
the
unbeaten
weather
per
permitting
¬
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Meadow
Lark
Rated
4th
At
Epsom
LONDON
CP
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P
Tay
lors
Nentego
a
victim
of
the
coughing
epidemic
this
winter
was
scratched
Sunday
from
the
Derby
leaving
Max
Bells
Meadow
Court
the
lone
Cana
dian
owned
entry
in
the
classic
to
be
run
Wednesday
at
tpsom
Downs
Nentego
trained
by
Sir
Gor
Gordon
¬
don
Hlchards
finished
a
poor
seventh
In
the
mllerand-three-
furlongs
Rayner
Stakes
at
New
bury
Saturda
If
he
had
been
up
to
It
he
would
have
finished
In
the
first
three
said
Sir
Gordon
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CO
INSURANCE
BROKERS
INDUSTRIAL
MERCANTILE
PERSONAL
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Shaip
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Tel
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Office
CRAMPT0N
GETS
15
Gs
FOR
SPEEDWAY
VICTORY
INDIANAPOLIS
Ind
AP
BruceCrampton
from
Australia
vaulted
into
the
second
PGA
money
winning
spot
with
a
one
stroke
victory
at
the
87000
Speedway
Festi
Festival
¬
val
Open
Sunday
Crampton
shook
off
a
three-over-par
seven
on
the
425
yard
fifth
hole
at
Greentree
Country
Club
and
then
finished
with
a
par
71
after
an
approach
from
200
yards
to
within
four
feet
of
the
18th
pin
for
a
par
five
worth
about
7300
Crampton
finished
with
279
five
under
and
one
stroke
ahead
of
fast
finishing
Jackie
Cupit
and
Lionel
Hebert
to
spear
the
15200
top
prize
The
triumph
boosted
Cramp-
tons
earnings
In
19
of
20
PGA
starts
this
year
to
43095
in
official
money
just
behind
the
pace
setting
47950
by
Jack
Nlcklaus
who
skipped
this
tourney
Lionel
Hebert
finished
three
threesome
¬
some
ahead
of
Crampton
with
a
70
for
a
280
total
Cuplt
playing
In
the
final
threesome
with
Crampton
also
put
great
pressure
on
the
Aus
Aussie
¬
sie
with
a
closing
birdie
four
after
reaching
the
560
yard
green
in
two
to
post
a
69
Cupit
and
Hebert
split
the
second
and
third
money
col
collecting
¬
lecting
6625
each
The
roof
seemed
to
collapse
on
Crampton
54
hole
leaderby
two
strokes
when
he
drove
into
three
foot
deep
rough
off
the
18th
tee
and
then
hacked
the
ball
only
a
foot
on
his
second
shot
But
the
Aussie
pitched
out
30
yards
into
the
fairway
on
his
third
shot
Then
came
the
big
shot
of
the
tourney
as
Cramp
Crampton
¬
ton
whacked
a
three
iron
200
yards
to
within
four
feet
and
sank
the
putt
in
the
tourneys
final
shot
Billy
Fosters
Offy
Faces
Fleet
Of
Fords
INDIANAPOLIS
AP
More
than
250000
persons
jammed
the
Indianapolis
Motor
Speedway
to
watch
a
speed
showdown
in
the
49th
Memorial
Day
500
mlle
auto
race
Even
astronaught
Virgil
Grlssom
was
on
hand
as
33
landlocked
capsules
on
wheels
began
orbiting
the
speedways
2
12
mile
oval
at
noon
EDT
in
a
3
12
hour
attack
on
Big
Indy
records
and
a
600000
purse
The
milling
mob
was
lured
by
a
new
breed
uprising
of
eight
cyllndered
rear
-
engine
Monaco
Race
Won
By
Hill
MONTE
CARLO
AP-Brit-ains
Graham
Hill
in
a
BRM
Sunday
became
the
first
three
ln
-
succession
winner
of
the
Monaco
Grand
Prix
for
For
Formula
¬
mula
One
cars
in
a
ferocious
battle
between
British
BRMs
and
Italian
Ferraris
Italys
Lorenzo
Bandino
placed
second
in
a
Ferrari
and
BRM
driver
Jackie
Stewart
of
Scotland
placed
third
World
champion
JohnSurtees
of
Britain
was
in
the
running
in
the
top
three
until
the
last
lap
when
his
Ferrari
ran
out
of
fuel
He
pushed
the
car
over
the
line
for
a
technical
finish
Australian
driver
Paul
Hawk
Hawkins
¬
ins
in
a
Lotus
33
plunged
Into
Monte
Carlo
Bay
with
a
huge
splash
amid
luxurious
jachts
anchored
there
Officials
said
he
was
not
hurt
Immediately
Hawkins
drivers
helmet
was
seen
bob
bobbing
¬
bing
among
the
waves
Life
savers
and
frogmen
kept
on
nand
tor
Just
such
an
incident
swam
to
his
aid
The
car
sank
out
of
sight
DUN
LOP
cars
headed
by
defending
champion
A
J
Foyt
In
a
ground
hugging
Lotus
Ford
With
all
the
talk
of
the
de
demise
¬
mise
of
the
old
Indy
king
the
Offenhauser
front
-
engined
roadster
several
million
dollars
of
engineering
skill
and
apparatus
faced
a
deadly
chal
challenge
¬
lenge
of
searing
friction
and
human
error
in
the
blurring
charge
of
27
rear
-
engine
Johnnj
-come-latelys
Only
12
cars
were
running
at
the
end
of
last
years
record
smashing
but
tragic
race
which
killed
Eddie
Sachs
and
Dave
MacDonald
in
a
crackup
on
the
second
lap
Foyt
set
a
record
147
350
m
p
h
pace
In
one
of
what
now
are
regarded
as
obsolete
Offy
roadsters
four
of
which
made
an
apparent
requiem
run
today
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1
192
Fourth
Avenue
Phone
4
2228
flffunftin
the
wide
edge
tread
at
the
slim
price
Dunlop
doesnt
spare
the
rubber
You
get
more
rubber
where
it
counts
most
on
the
edge
where
the
wear
is
greatest
The
wide
edge
tread
of
the
Cushionnde
105
gives
you
even
tread
wear
and
longer
tread
life
And
Dun
Dunlop
¬
lop
put
more
rubber
on
the
tire
without
putting
more
dollars
on
the
price
Cuthionrid
105
I
Ordinory
Tlr
CAMP
LIKE
A
KING
CONTEST
r
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WIN
A
FABULOUS
CAMPING
OUTFIT
WORTH
15001
Tour
Lite
555
trailer
Admiral
portable
TV
Sport
amatic
trannttor
radio
you
can
fit
in
your
car
or
carry
it
Coleman
camp
ttove
Complete
fithing
gear
rod
reel
lure
tackle
box
fith
trap
landing
net
hooks
leader
tinker
Two
sleeping
bags
Fold
up
table
Folding
chairs
Coleman
light
Coleman
cooler
Ther
Thermos
¬
mos
picnic
kit
Battery
lantern
50
gallon
of
gasoline
HOW
TO
ENTER
Simply
drive
into
anv
Dunlop
Service
Centre
displaying
the
Camp
Like
A
King
Contest
signs
rl
heres
nothing
to
buy
Just
rill
out
an
entry
blank
and
deposit
it
in
the
ballot
box
Knter
as
often
as
you
like
JD
UNIjOJP
tire
sales
and
service
centre
1510
Third
Avenue
Phone
L0
4
2105
fOR
EVERYTHING
UNtUR
YOUR
CAR