By JACK HAND

NEW YORK tAPI -- Tcutitiiy Bvrne. 35-year-old converted wild- man who was discarded by four American League teams. baffled Brooklyn with five hits Thursday as Ni-wv York Yankees madc in

mg opener when five home sailed through the muggy air. the ior Gilliam's throw to the plate, Yanks managed to win this one attemltling 10 mall? I W19”-

on eight bunched in the fourth iitiitiig Ytll9nAlh9T? was great A A A they got an 5"", run; aftpr two stands as in whether (idliam s peg

la contrast lu Wednesday's boom- runs

singles. five of them

- Yankees Increase Series Lead On Byrne's 5-Hitter

a single to left. scoririi; Berra as Jackie Robinson slowed down Jun-

As Berra scored the tying run debate in the

winner it turned ottt tn he a mis- take.

LOADED SACKS

Casey Stcngel. the Yankee man- '

agcr. called for Eddie Robinson. a lefthanded hitting first baseman. in bat for Phil Rizzutti Loes' first

two stratsht river the ltorlsters. 4-2. W"? "1" . ""”ld ha” cl" dim" "'9 nmn" pitch to Robinson plunked him in 'nd tmk ; commanding warm 5... Byrne was trenieiidtitts. walking IfAARtIh1n.stIn hadnt inteifcred. AAA AAA” A AA AA AA AA AA , AA fwe and gmkmg Um gm a; he the crowd of 64 707 still was e ml 9 n '9 ac an le "95 -F3 ' . ' t . ' - . 7 bases were full 3)'"'E- ""9" l'9lP1"l'et'l "1 ab ””'3' "”"Chali'"”-V '".l””.'. h” M” '13" h llzg ldn R llhen h Billy .-Mfmn Byrnc. sonietiutcs used as at NM mm” pm.h”A-- ground um and --m(.k,t sud" to hams”-mgAsiit.Ls e an men s urter hinge in ,AAAAAAAAh AAAAAAAAA luoked A an .d . tn, the nndgen- Wmnds h A AA me Brmks left and (iilliam made no throw at A h Ah 1 AA ha "N cl 0 - ' .VlF'- r . , - . A pic. en tagge te next on at inn ham, (hp two winning mus it was after dAllnt.' lttitlgci double ::lA-AALAtAAlL'"Afa5A:A?Ar"AlAlzA:A:AmA;;f0:gAA:; line into centre field. Both How. with a line single past Billy l.oes'lll:AA3AAl ll'N:AlA "At: AAA??AA"li;AAA:tAf'A!A3A3"AAlAAA0AAAArA'3 VANAAM ' ' ard and Martin romped home - I ' ro 4 . - r . .a'.lhsln Rlilll'iPtti'r(lli:lfilliatii1lli:i'Iutiho ltl-estllnes the 2:3-veat'-tild rightv -llt'”'”He'. wan” HMO" 0! um I hlamatluelljd no. lllllal Alsl(ll'n lllienl A . AA - AA A- -, -AA- A - A A AA - A 1,.,dgel.A. .3 AH , , .A ,.thA ep cc ICS ivt roo te on to talk to the opposing hitieis as Tldlltnti 10 at "W3 14'1"” l" ml was 3: ;hA's'wAAA?AlAAAAalll lAAl:A'A'A:Ae'A:A'AAllAi'eAtBcsseni ivho made Bub Cerv

h - 11., -. hi (1 hv h- in the tottrth , i'?antlli:;-r tititttlill: plaevlswas helrfwr(lE.l.ocs with a sinlil” l".V (ill llf" "dm m sllck mm M3 l0'33m9

home free on a foiir-rutt fftllrilll inning rally that routed Lites.

There may still be hope in Flat-A hush frir the futile Brooks but the

Aquickly were A A Gil Hodges came tip iitth Vtrcn S sharp

the tanks greeted

he and lrv VtIt'cnA

chopped dtiiiii ehn

Dotiitald but

groiitider ucar the bag.)

Series Facts

ground out on the first pitch Four runs were in and that was the ball game. A

Stcngel said he utll usc Hubt Turlcy -17-13'. his fast-ballingl righthander. on today's third game

-.u ,

Change

By TED SMITS

NEW YORK (AP) - Manager Walter Alston. glum and quiet, to- dayr. Jonar XLI Ll of the Brooklyn Dodgers' lineup when the world series moves to Ebbets Field today.

"if the Yankees pitch a rlilllt liander. 1 may use Amnros and shift Gilliam to second to get as many left hatid hitters intti the or- der as possible.”-said Alston.

"it's not that Zimmer didn't do all right. I just want another left handed hitter in there."

Manager Casey Stengcl of the Yankees plans to start Bob Tur-

Middleweight Title At Stoke At Fredericton

Tt3&e 6 The Guardian Friday, Sept. 30. 1955

Tommy Byrne Lulls Brooks With "Psyche" And Lies

R)" WILL IERIMSLEY NEW YORK AP'--Olfl T

Birnc. iiho tvrolvears ago Hl decided l” lake 3 hranfl "cw his baseball tlnvs ntiglit be endcd.il'l"lC913l of pitching." he said said today he used a little hit of ('0fK'P"'l'-'t!l9d 9" Wmrol 3"d ” mm ”l)S)'('l1)'” and a little bit of lyinglIAAUl'A&At Ol Pitch” Falher than the M” to litll Bt'ooklyn's big hats into im- 3 - A

DoAtAenc.V for the Yankees' 4-2 sec-lAAA"Al ll9l:3:'A A-:AlA”dA5A;'"5vel:A:A”:A'Afch3nc;

"-1 '11, --tdA . eirrecti .

(AiAiAiAAA game vit ory in e not ser ,AAAAgAAAAA AASAAAE AA pSyAAAAAAc AAAAAAAAAAMCAAA ''I told llitkc SlII(l('1' In'the eighth It-ould tell by the reactions to OPE tuning 1 was gtiing to throw him Dllch Whit he mlghl b9 Pxpecllng

the Pacific Coast League two years EEO.

'3? xi

l .-- -- . . .. . 1 SW35” W "W . , h . A 1 L. .d 1 -t 'nd threw to Pee-A B) IHE LSh0(iATlt.l) PRESS - -- 'a fast ball. Byrne said. "But 1 on the next. A A A - ittigilrrtiinlimiiiftecatiehlrnl 1: (allld lVLe:plReelsri) iKli:tl&lll?l(lF Ill? tall "V gTA-VI"-NGS A al.4lsl)(llieL:viilIgtlllwtth a lefthattder. Sell? mm. a slid".i'.lslead'” I HI used mati Slllilem vegiileildli H: htstor.V eier has bounced hack to Uttmftlflv H tlftllhlft lll8.l'- A A D L PSL Johnny Padres Iltl-ltlt instead of we sllllklmut M Smder was ""9 D0d'?.r.s' an ey win after losing the tirst llttt,tYAVKS TAKE H,-AD 'FAAiAill lA'A”k CA) 7 01-000 Carl Erskine I11-llt who has liadi”-l. ”.'wp mg slnkeouls for the mugi That team Has the 1921 New york ' 1 ”.”'Al”" N . ". 2 ,- arm trtiuhle. ll”"”” '9 ' "8" "''”."l mdedlSTEN(iEL PL!-JASED Giants and they had a best-ol-nine Then it lttippcuctl gYt-1:1 Rt'l'ra wttist E31119; at Yankee Stadium, ””' IMAV ,,m.h 3 ,-,Q),manm..-ln3'””kl)" l"”'t,t'-t' HF whmpd Pee genes in which to recover and dropped a single into short leftt ”l"9Vl5.l- 59!" A tand Stenilel 5a.YS ltc willt I iiiavrllloe ROW" mm 3 W3" "'1 M59 Casey 5lPIIll0l- ill? Y3"k905' top the Yankees" first pennant wtn- centre and Joe Collins walked on AAA AAA A R H E use Stttidy Anitirtts in ion and ill the filth. fonlcd Snt(lAcr in the (-rusty managen wag pleased at -1". tom pitches t-:t.-ton lllmafd hll VtAAtA)AtAt A.iArAiAAAA-.NAAtAAA ltl tiA,,,,,... (;.ma,,, ,0 Wand ,0 W -A:AttrAtAAAlAtAtAtAjnAAAInAtAIAtAtAeAAA(A-AIAIAAt:ndi-its getting a two-game jAump Bun the i " 'D ” Q -. t lclllintitlcrs in the ' " 9" l70dR6'I'S and he praised .VTne'5 M-wt-tmb. B .':-t -6- 1. mm? --ml"? . lit? ' K .. - . Ht antl,(iaiiipaneellliill Ftird. (?ll')ll:lI lnmm Sam Amunl ”MgldIl;:r"" ”"ll'”””l” ll"? lVlllllp('limmii'"Hii pglmllllarlyaiscd the u tilt and Berra. Wm Ford. 1. -.Vew- wwf V 7- t"”'"”-ll Sal” B-Vl'"9- "1 lh”'W al iitcifin fill 1t;iiiiok1ayn'smKalr1 Spoo- cotithe. llcii slow t-urics and tossed in a L . g H M Y t d AAA-ATA:'AtA0llA:AlAAAAlAli:IAltt' at Al'aAAuAkee Sta- ltast hall hcre and t1icre." "e-lj.;(- toot,-(.d E(,odA" said (.au.her lh ' 'ia-l- -9h. 3 NEW YORK t.-kP- il'l- 1'-i-I - - v - V . Y i B iv "lid at hets on par e 1. lAAAA AA A R H E box st-tire of the St"('lll1(iHgi'ciitiieUi:fFIRST Hm LEV” ,iiil,filtiu:nBatib Turlesylwith that fast . W" M at 2 5 21 r: - - B- 1 -- - . --

Ncxtt-rtlay altciiiooti at ilort-ll a Bins lo )'1'b. antlA ttYA(tl' 1 AR1('l1v V... vm-k A. 4 R 0';l;(,l;ll?lA;llll R H 0 A F tlcnlliiils iopl-:A."T" 1:: :;lM”lA(A:nIAl::V baIJA'AAAAAAA (am he AAA” mow "Armed YPl'Ai' silt-tcsslttl track and held itrtl Mcl.at'eu. Kl . 2 1t.tAiiiAiiAcIAl4.l(lct' l,u('gA H..Ac,(.,” .4,A Ag-A,Amm,l. lA:,,A (Alnmm ” ' i A1 ” A AA 'A 6 and haugiul, a A.i(,mA.). agamsl ”AAtclAAAAAAAA AAA; inunh mnlni Smgla which mp... cm: hr-in my grhtitil t-lultlrt-iiA-ltaii M . 3 lat llIt1.ltiA.s. l.;ilitne -91 and t'aiiipauclla; Byrnc Rccse ss 4 l '2 2 'l 0 National 1.caguc chauipitiiis. re-'sctircd the two winning runs. than in me aw” pupils ('ttlnftPI9d (mm Riots iilieclharrtni- ti-12 Us ..A,'tnAtAl H(Il-r3 ll- RAv.l.m,.A 1AvLm.sA lAgmm.,A. M A y A, I 2' "0 ntiiiucd for thml. nghlhand hamngmis P”NAAh,e pitching job mp lriIlrttllllE sclirmls R:ingtir Yltir- 1 lxcttuv Dunn and Hriaii Mt-(iittt'c.A lhtrrt and fourth games. at Eh- minivan,-ll; p 3 9 0 H 2 (, strength 1 --H, threw m, 3 ms! Ba” down ell. tlnrrtl Rear. St Peters St Y1 . 2 Hl1t'itlAY and F.rro11 xtt-laiten. hots ltcld Friday. Sept fill and Ftirtllo rt 3 ti 0 fl 0 it Rrriic, :13. was kit-kcd around the the middle." Bvrne said. ”1 really.

Peter: l-larbour. Mortc. Siiittott's SP 11. It tart i'ct't'.i' and Ronntc Satitr Fifth game til" Htttlgcs 15 3 H 0 7 A 0 m;.,Ai(,,-S and ahumm An Scamp AAl.AwhaCked "A eha, I liked Aha! MIA-.At Road. 1.nt40. Marie Station, Hyrne Mat-flottalrl. Lot -10 ucres ., i'.l)l.)OlS Field. Sun- .l.l'itil.iinstui ilh 2 1 fl 1 1 0 W S ' WY” Rnnd A lA1tiAvsAAifAiee1haArAi'tiitA-AAl-t 'r1lltlR1lAlAt -Aft-'t.V. 0rtA.A 2, 5lVlh and sevcnthllinttiiec 2h .1 ft 1 1 2 2 ' . Cttbfi M1'('l"5k9.V

The following are the results .eo. aone, ant a.YttP a'er LAautcs '1 1I0('9S.s'c1i')" at Yanks-cl1.ocs p 1 it it t; 0 0 W S ,

Girls. 7 yrs and under - 1. Ann S PH. 2. Pat Huglics, M and -btarllllllh -ll0ltd3.V and Tuesday. Bcsscnt p 0 0 it 0 fl 0 Ulboy lwdluskotv Wm mwl -Lu" Compttin, R: 2 lrctie Larkin. NI ll'a.i'ne Anderson. M; 3 ttmiiiet 0rAiAAAA.'3 and octA 4 A A C-Kellcrt 1 it it o ll o- , , . 1-BWITME at FrrrtPm'tnn tnmtzht 3. Ann Marie Wilson. M R Al-ildersliaw and F. (olftn. M A .AA.NClA.-U. P1('ii RES l5p.,(,m.,. I, n I. O 0 I 0 By lull (f)RR1f-AN , gm, -I-m.k,A.. EMS R”. H", Yanks for the Anitddleiietght champion.

B,,A..g. 7 A.-HA and und(.,- 1 Ba.-. Girls sack race-A6-12 yrs 1. AAA':A('":d ('3A'"9 A A AA ti-lltialt n it 0 0 n Nltilt YHRK, v.-uvt..1'mA; ,3 hp. today against Johnny Podres. If Sm” M ALamm"' . rie tlcl.aren. S P: 2 (”leles l)iinn, K Kelli. M : 2 ( Mt-(-r:ith. M : V-” r lAlfftllldtIt'c.A ti-1A.Ittt Lahuic rt 0 It it r) o 1) '-"'lllItt11 to look like 1953 all over N” be P9dr95. 23"! bl”h'3l3Y- M a lack", mt”! m.Ml,lm.'hm nn MA A,AA DAAAAAAAAA AWAKaAA.A R 3 I, Bpa”.A.mA Ma AA:-i rAcAteiptsAAs41.l.4h9,0.Ai Totals '.!ll 2 S 24 ll 2 xtgtitn The Yanks won the first "'9 P3"e'5""'w'lAl'A3""i "ml MC"

CNS 8 AW; AA 1 R,A.m,,,e ckmnist (;..-is sack race 13 and up . AAAtAiatiAiAtiiiAsAstoiAiAeiAs share Sts2.tt2lt.'t5 NI-".ll' YORK (At AB R H 0 A 'wo games in the Yankee Stadium Loes came tip with one dubious Chiiske-lA' alnd ALm”"'" halllis '" MR: 2 Bernice Howhnit. S P H: 1 R Compton. 31.. 2 H ltingiicll. AAAAAAAAPAIX aAAsAA atAe s21ft.A86921 3Aa.,,.,. 1., A 0 A 3 0 then. and went on to win the record, He became the firstApltch- 3 '3: dfalllallce bl'"A" kl." 9:" 3A nmmw Bmsk .1 via A; A 3 pi R..bh,..sA M A AAAAA AA eagttes share 3140. (err cf 3 0 0 0 0 0A -cries in six games. er in series history to hit two era. naA ianAAt eA yqia ingAa AgA.

Boys it vrs - 1 Rlt'l1Hl't'i Gt-t-en. Boys aack r:-ire 6-12 -- 1 D 'TAAAlA A A .Y1cf)otil:a1tl Ill; 4 n t 1 on . ””"" tbalters. first he Rot Yogi Berra. c5""' "WA: At'mm-l - "3" " ('3' Bi 2 Paul Mcctttre. M. it Mike Rmiell. R. 2 Green. E. ii. Dtiig- A. "Ahamf "tldls AA Koren cf lf 3 it it 4 fl lllllll” twitching batting lt"3"'”" llhcn Robinson. He ran off the 3”” 3""! ,". boy and has a d"T"V KAAAAAA AAA AAAA” AAAA AAAaAtdAattenrlat;t-eA l2ft,.uti lam-3 .- A-A A .A, G A AHl'tlt'tl( uianagcr Walt Alston mus mound to-apologize to Yogi. who Md 3 ”l9("5'”" "1 M" h""'5 Vt"'h

FANS 9 A,” mA,AA.,A 1 Wm RNA. ..A,,.tA Hm, H and W 1 AAP tecetpts .A.it2.i.m11li AA l('olltns In 3 I n S n AcdAAaAlmost to himself: llaughed it off. Robmson.A a tough H8llN1A”0Ull0I1- A Baker S P H 2 Wendv Robbins K Mciitttre Y1. 2 F3 Fildershaw. r',lA"'”"'-i5""1Pt'S share SI2.1.ll.'i.S 17 :Houai-tl lt rt 4 l I 2 1 0' ll? fought allyear to get here lcritter. was hit on the first pitch AC"b93A M('C'"A5l"'3 15 "'19 Harts S P- 2 carat Atirlet'son. s P H M . :4 w Baker. .P H t(..:fA:.”anjAh”lAfaAA3A'j::;'"A'AA5'A um-tin 2h :1 1 1 2 .1 ti 3,lf,ii.bl:,',l':a',:'. l;”,ll, (:9 "'5'. glgnhle 5r”ubm3A”" 35 "'A""'s hm? m”""”We”""fl'""l”'

Boys 9 yrs, ftnals-- 1 Joey. Boys ftslegged racend-12 .Vt'-S AA-- 738 4” i ' ale 5280" R'A?;llA'Al"AA5S ' I 0 l 2 I "I -llsttiti iprobablv iias thitriiteiiigllhe wav to first Q 50" spo on Yfcfiartnn. if; 2 Carry Ylcfiuire, 1 B. Rooney .1 tinovan. . W ' ' a- .. o itnstin D (1 (I 0 0 0. ”A'miI .d . 4. t i s t .

r ' . . A A . . A A . ------e---ea. .A,A(- I A It tiuwt his must severe 1 1V AAAAA -A;AtltAttAAfftAF:tAAltalAt:'t- lAi AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA :7: 'll' .l.lA,(:l-'aA.mn rlszluiilz-hcltliii-:1 G' g l;l'ltlt(?l(ylin!an S3 I. 2 (Al (2) EA 3A tAAIA'tattAcAsA: if Alic AA1)tA-canto B thA(A'A first AAAl:AArooksA fitast bascA-AmanA Gil

1- .-- -t ,' 4 ' .' At AAA t. cr 0 ring t - 0 e . '1 t b l 3rm..nA M A 2A A1."-,,.,.,, g;.i(,.rA M ;l R?)-g A.zA.t:A,:gn;t rat; 1:? andnllp Ian 5 :AnAtA2AiAlsAAA A A A 211R-l R 21 it Ai:lu'(ll'l(l cltampionship. mu yn a and gtlisatgtgtleg doivvh llimlhg lllotaiig Olson ' RODIIISOII 3- ll-3'tI'N'" 1-3''k'"- 31- ' l i '3-V 7 t '35" "l i '. l" 5'1 ”r. "'7'””l i" it --- as a series record for hi 't- 0

Rrws 10 Yrs ftnals- 1 Rottaltllp. llttghcs W. Anderson. 31.: h'Ra". ml F” R”h'"S”" l" 4m 5'l”- ll? 19” hl"l-W” ”P9" '0 l0"' 5 pom 'tl:"..arcc... SP; 2 .lohn otiihttey, 3. G Xl('CaI'ltm P. cntttn. u. A A A Hill Into double play for Besscnt,scmiitt guessing when he stuck -e-

S.P: fl t'at-l Ylttrphy. M Girls fl-legstcd rat-e it-12 -- l AA llA;AllAl)AAt-tlAP' -AKPWA lttrk AAAAu',AAA5AAlhAA A A . Wllllt L005 In the hit: fourth. Billy Byi'iieiliccatiie the first Atncri- ('1l1CA(i0, tApl.- lllnuyis an,

Rois 440 yds.- open - 1 Rtcliiird Kelly -- C Mt-firath. M : 2A K. AA'l"" -AAAt;A ”1At'A -tAA ”"”5(l3.t 3" HAAAA AAA? A:AllA 5W'”l"'l' "1 lllll -?lll'0iIfl.V had allowed four hits and .0311 League pitcher to go the dis- lclic cntrtmissitin approval has uA.AAarPnA MA 2 MAM .I(.(Aum,A MAm.nhA., S Bm,ryAA1Am WA A; tiAtAtt:Att.AtAAA iAeA tAtiA ts ArtoiAAfor sale. AAAAAA:AiAA.inAA AAA not) 110 (llltl -2 it-zilkcd one hatter in the inning Itance in the series since Eddie bcen given a Nov. 4 middlmicigbt M: 3 Kevin Mt-(attire. M. Stnnot. SR W 1.. lxenny. B R. A A 1A AtArAAI)AAAA 3111191 fitant Aman - AAAAAAOAI A A A tA)iAtttA-tttlt tlllx-A--4 iihcn Alston caiivc otit of the dug- Lopat went all the way against title hout between champion

Girsl 11 yrs finals--- 1 Jean Girls It-legged race 13 and up ---A A'”-ANA-A -:A3IA AAPAAnesda3 he in in. BAAAAAAAA 2 -1(1AlA(AAtAl. 1loAitatd. Martin, (;itAtA to talk to l'l1lAn. A A Brooklyn in the second game of Bobu Olson and former cham- Faker. SPH : 2 Flariee Tilt-(lrath. 1 RA1lttgtics. R Robbins. iI- 2. t:t:jA:Ae AAin AAAiAiA,iAingAthe AtAIu1? AiAf it CAAAAA AAAAAAAA it t:in7.A 2b-RAce.Ase. DP. Allie pilot Alelt him in atid Billy the '53 event. He also was the pion Ray Robinson at the Chi- M. 3 palm.” c1AN.m.dA V, H DAMN.” g p FIPIWSQ. MaA 3A 1. i e. Ats Aiew t eAAoAow- RAAAAAAIAJA AAAAA:Ai aAAnAA .trAriiiiei- ztiiinier. l)lftlAlA1PAll,AV AhttA the next batter, first Iefthander to pitch a com-tcagn Stadium.

RAAAAAAA H yrs AAAAAAIC A 1 DAAAAEAA ”CAMA,”n AA A, Mm,D(ma1dA M A312 Asa en;cti AroAm oiacc RAAAA.A A AA AA 1) gcs. lAi(t(lges aAm1 pint i-ittei luddie Roliiiison. then Aplclc game and beat the Brooks The International Boxing ('1uh. VAIA-AAAMA VIA 1 mmm, RNWHA, HMS jm,kA,Av A.A,AA", AA A AIA IAHA .ttAiAiAiAc am. itants pAtcsit1t-nt. AA AAsc.AAAAtitinan. ilartiii and (,Ao1. taiA)Aucd for a single hy since AS:-pt. 16. 1954. when Cin- liowcvcr. has not yet offtt-iiilly an- BA AA AAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA PAAAAAAAAA A R AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA wAl AiA;A,(. Now yo,-k (mmis an. no. tits and Martin: Ma.-itn.AA .ittAie. 1h2iIA was all. btit by then ctiitiatis Joe Nitxhall turned the nottnccd the hottt which it would

Gtrsls I2 ,Vt'.'- finals - 1 Hope 2 F. Aliiiartl - .l, Ylcfiuire. .Yl.3 l (01 Mllgl man and (Wing. llwlikllnnkx H was mu am 'rwk' ltwtmftlf.

Compton. R. 2 D. Jardine SP: fl 1.ots f-trnwn. M and Katherine

.'l D. Lewis, S P. -- F. Mt-('arthy. M R

"lf ever they are for salqg llh(' ucgotiattng will lie done with out

of xi-wt-at .x't-w York City innit.-i Rnhutstm. Hnrttzcs. Hnnkt. Loos tl""' ""95-t """'"i

" II c 'ttt-l. W" I" c- 13 , lll . ,

vs.-insttitatc t ntoii--t liilantll i(V1t-l:ai' n ,ll"llI lcor.l'l""'t "1 ”"”l” "l"' "”"-l .”"" ';;(.".”l"s" ”'."."'."” l,'”'"”'"t- 50'. Weir M R '2. Rflilll Mt'(itttt'e .'ll '. liii fi .Vlt'(.li'il'lflI'l. M R P. ('of-' I" ""10 hm? Pxpksspd-an H.l.lcr nlulo 6- -l(''”Iam' 1'' m m or 2'l 3 D'm,", .c'mAm.(." Sp r,,, it , At it-..".A cy R -est in the Ncw York Giants. AAAPAO-W. hnitler.A llndncst. Loch Si

Rois loft i'tls- titieti-- l tinitiitttt lllgh .littiip l1tHS 1 R Mc . pl 0?-n".E.ald' ("Mimi Hmmmt Marl Elrmrsliaw .M 2 Wiivne HHl(N'. l,;iren. Y1 . 2 A. Mclxax. H . u' 0 zmi. Ir”A)' S"".""”' 5, lM”D”"93M

t . A' A. 'A A. .A t S sIde .A .n ins. Martin. .1. (olcmnnt. lia-

S.Pll . .1 (iatth Mflxa). R t. M((illlH. M l hute I tnm-- - H01 3

Glrsl lflfl vrls open 1 lltilliA Rrtiad .luniii boys 1 R. Ttlc R we Rcsscnt fl S';?,::?AAA7AA "1 .':AA2-:':.A :;rr::.tt...i.:'t:;:.::::t..:'":trt.:t::- i -.2. "1 -t We use mm n -- .-

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(ijrcl 13 Yrs --'1 loan Slntititt 1 title. rlin -- l W Aiidcr-tin 2 l t.--Hx;-y "my x; 3 ('pi lflils”lflittii)e”."ilwllilgll 0-Olb Lnlhlm G R.: 2. Joan Kennel". B R. -'l D.At-1 F.ldci'--htitv. 3. F. Al.Vtt?'"l llliglity l-'1.-ishy. front Lovtcr Karggthcrra. F). Rttbinstint. ti'-ltv-i-itp,nil,s.l or tlitititlcrslioiiers Eldeltshaw. M. l Wt-h'9AlAAtA3A:l lhAA"t'W lVA PAllAli1llf'-N cnntiircrl two dashes in harness lltcs. U - Hallanlant tNl.'t ltlatc lllash ""' ll" lhml mmf M me

Boys 13 yrs - 1 Alltstiii Mt-Kay. 2 F. . ers aw; . ', nterson '

3.: 2. Kevin Plielan. S.R . 3. Jack Legend -- M - Morell. Ma. -- l(m.N.9d her mm mark "A 214 A1A5AitNt McGrath. M. Marie; M R - Mnrell Rear:

Glf-Sl 14 .Vr5-at l R"-59 MRFN P H " 5' P9l9'”5 "5”'l""'r3 R r l. and Princess Tina. from Union H'”ih95- M-5 2- R"”' C"""V'""- M” H""E'"'3 S P ' Sl pm” 5 R lDllllS. were also double winners. ' 3- 17- EM9''5ll"Vt'- M '” S'""”'''5 R""”3 B R " R-l"""' Single dashes were won by lit-rn.

B"-V3 l4 -W5 l- swrllni Fl"'k"- RM” Saint John. and Gav Music. Cnid- V : 2 Edward Coffin. M.; 3. Pres- Officials Stat-tor Cnst .1 hmnk ' t (mt Cnffln, M, Yelesi. R (i M P; Judges - .1 R.

Girsl 15 yrs and ovvr-- 1 Beryl Rohhins. M.: 2 Catherine Mc- Dermid. M.; 8. Rat-heal Kennific. MA .

.t1ac1(ay. A Mat-Kenzte. H Grccn. Scorer H Miss Steele. Mcet dir- et-tnrs - Rev. E. Robin. Rev .YiacLeod: Announcer -- Bill Reid.

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AA Race Results -

Time results of the heats at the Maple Leaf Speedway, .YlcNcill's

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