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— L : ight National Leaguers @he Guardian Get Dr eam Team . SERIE other oat NEW YORK (AP)—Ejight Na-jthan Minnesota Twins’ Zoilo|based on regular season : on . Ne one aa tonal Leaguers. 1 nc1u din §|Versalies, _ —. pene aan Dome wih 9 re or ruth a ae Ruitiatine Tate Lieve ot te Saye, coienteg the second Named to the austar| OHA To Study - winning Twins highest number of votes, team tion to . champien Les Dodgers fr baseman Bresks Rebinsea|wat folewed by Rowe wits iT |Grant xd Ford and steriawp| Minor Roughness a 2 ey 2 Se aare nase 2 the 18 |ot Baltimore Orioles, were, the| Oliva’ 280, Robinaon 100 and|Verealles “were Pttaburgh Pr eens ao Oe wecens hele Bihevem dene 5) ae major league All. Starlonly American League players|Torre 178. Cle. ronOerso (CP) — Syl Ags ing bow anyone could have the gall to even mention tne Cam caseball team as sel lected a Se ek dene seman Erate (*24 etticiale the Ontario adian and National football leagues in the same sentence. annual Associated Press The others Marichal close pis baseman ws ckey Association Monday Granted that the Toronto-Montreal match was ote of the Koufax was a near-unanimous | wisi, ireg outfielder | obtaining 88 to 79 for Jim Grant | Banks outfielder Billy they should take a long look at more exciting encounters to be seen this season but these two choice for left-handed pitcher, Mays, baseman Wil-|of Minnesota and 77 for Don|liams of Chicago Cubs, third /unnecessary roughness that has clubs just cannot be compared to the NFLers. First point in tsiasing enly one of 388 vets|Me Moteven. sad. rightBended \nryedala @ Yee Dodgers, baseman Deron Johnson of Cin-|developed in minor hockey. case, quarterbacks Sure Faloney can throw the ball and is by sports writers and|pitcher Juan Marichal of San| Koufax won 26 games and lost|cinnati, outfielder Carl Yastr-|, A5 “hairman of the | Ontario smart quertecheck bul he just dove net hove to contend broadcasters. Whitey Ford of/Francisco Giants, outfielder of Red legislature's select committee with the defenses such as are exhibited in the NFL. Put Fa- New York Yankees was named|Hank Aeron and catcher Joe|°™Y eight during the regular | zemeki Boston Sox, s€C-/on youth, Apps’ words bore the loney in with the real pros and in my opinion he would look Se oe bate. Torre of Milwaukee Braves and|¢@mpaign while establishing @|0Dd baseman Bobby Richardsoa|weight not only of a former like a pee wee quarterback playing against the St. Dunstan’s tsta earned 166 votes as the|second baseman Pete Rose of|major league record for strike-|% the Yapkees and catcher |National Hockey League all- sg initia il arial outstanding shortstop, 11 more'Cincinnati Reds. Voting wasiouts with 328. Wills led both'Earl Battey, Minnesota. my Be Ra of an influer- ac caetnegs on ie Glade Chea oa ee aia fe : as one wh Pe, & Se Cua. mee fue hie be ER Se 8 eee. ‘Spider’ Lockart ; Hockey Asso. snared , ag gk Se areca mata aan ee committee to spell out hockey Soe saa a Gen that tan Cauda in alaphant fnew Ansan activities for youth in Ontario. |) ~ to >

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/ out instead of separating Wiliam Hanley, gy Bem BETTER BACKS manager of the OHA, said he i agreed with Mr. Ewen to some Another aspect of the American game which stands out ' z : lextent, but the referees were in over the Canadian situation is the runners. Now in all fairness a touchy ‘position. to the Canadian clubs there are several outstanding backs in “At what point do you com the Canadian game (Dick Shatto, Willie Fleming, Lovell Cole- 9 lee Pipettes a pert a man, etc.) but they really can not be compared to the greats a hockey?”” Apps asked. Allowing on the American clubs. Jim Brown, Jim Taylor, Paul Horn- i : the kids to fight would be com ing, and a host of others are head and shoulders above those < doning fighting as pert of the in the Canadian game. Your classic example is the combin- e taste o — Se ation of Lockett and-Batten for the Montreal Als. Lockett is Meaiel Rowe. (PC-Noctheil third in the CFL’s scoring race but he was only a fourth 9 a berland) went even _ further- ciring beck tte one 4f the Amarigen clube. a er Ss “Hs too rough,” he said. One begins to wonder how would a NFL super star do 3 “Hockey is a game of skill. 1 EE in the CFL. No doubt he would show up rather well “ don't watch it any more.” Also the National Football League Clubs have a notice- LL eee mere | SANDY THE GREATEST eee Se ree Se caer ewe : ‘ - averaging” pounds : gue to the south this is the minimum weight that a club cam. Summerside | 2 St mort ste Woste Series by Sports mage: [fet by om, “Detralt Loos haves line averate. of close o 28 ae which the great Dodger pit- pounds and thats a lot of meat to push around. Another ad for! being voted the ar vantage the NF'L clubs have is speed and this was amply dem- acewa has been honored with tthe most valuable player in the annual award. onstrated in Sundays match by Henry Carr, world record hold- Siciéuina “Witte itio . er in the 220 yard dash. You would expect him to be able to ns at run away from most people on the field but listen to this. 2% wea Summerside for onpe qcletaive tack te be able’ Scum the 0 fn loos Gon Oe ayaa P, MacWill eee ’ Fest sao | P.MacWilllams Messrs er ; RACES 1 and 5 ; some of these statements. Of course the American game is é better ... It can’t help but be. If Canadian clubs could afforti : 1-SUNNY KEY Is Fy hI R t cl to pay the prices and salertes that the NFL clubs do then The best tobaccos make Z Seamer ea QITY PRAT ret retell de crt tor betwen five aad ten thos CHARMER : sand dollars less a year? Then too by sheer mass of num- the best-tasting cigarettes. S_TENNESSEE RILEY AEE (Maiet AR. Wo, woskend conlests | Sn ep tasmy persons ylaged” football ta Canta’ fives : | 7s anven aa a ak tale F : 3 many persons played football in Canada from ' I IFTY a SS ifax Junior Cana- Po inven ines, two-week| (ne, time that they were young as do in the U.S. then it is n Canada, the makers of Player’s RACES 2-and-6 |e ae te ie cee Ort | exhibition. tour be EEA Negra ide typed kag Monegan ge oo = i ; 1—KNIGHT WAY ing completion of a 10-day train-|{m Charlottetown Nov. 8, playing stewart, Ton Lancester, Res BSE ote have coon ts a at cons stently buy most 2 JOLLY WAYNE ing camp at Truro Monday. wet oe a Elect alge tention of the average sportsman. With the huge steps for- 3—BO! BROO:) * re’ H be a lot of . ward that the CFL has taken in the past few years it will not ‘ 5 sate 4—ROYAL ” es roons here Nov. 27-28. of the best Virginia toba o £-ROVAR BI BARECT changes,” said Bossy. “We : TF Motes Dames oe ne Deere the NFL will be having to take notice of i ccos MMAND have to trim Bossy Nort! 6—HIGHLAND SPIRIT 19 players until J. to our final ge Gras of the Montreal Metro |'"* 'easue '» the : ’ play: an. 15th. : i 7—CYCLONE KELLY League last season, said any ! the finest in the world. $—ROLOMATIC ers we're interested in in Prise [Player sowing well with the RAMBLINGS ... sais “or ete Edward Island and two or three | Halifax team will be given an 3 and 7 - |in New Brunswick.” ~Lopportunityto_move up_to__the Quarterback Bernie Faloney and flankers Terry Evanshen Bs “ A Now Brunswick. se players|Montreal Junior Canadiens. | were recently named as the Eastern Foothall Conference { bi Fs a freak the caaag Ate: Seen) ts am See ae, Bs Rete cm Se. Penenste Peer ome roskie of hp. reer meena ' ar ane that —, a ae junior “ar series,” Bossy Gord Spicer, a RCAF flight Ser; who wes a well 18, right wing, of Summerside, | 5#d. “T've been amazed at eee ee ee canes 7S ese ee wee: eke Sstubecig: . |Dcet eG: om tae Teak cara | STUER Of StS OF NS CNC ee eee ee Ce ene Co bl EL, Other ol on the roster|ber Spicer as the of the Schoolboy Cur! Com- _ |seasons with Summerside Jun- pares a RACE 4 ~ [aopecte tie Seramnersite "Ep. |ere: goalies: Pisece Remfllerd,| tice In ite and the winning skip in last yeare 2_HOMESTRETCH ed the last two seasons with| Victoriaville of the Montreal Last weekend Spicer participated fn an international com- 3—JOLLY MAY “is \Rueeeas "do Caceamiana’ op eNO Leeeee: Bal Menus, 2, | POCOR YO ee cued fais atten 4-STEPHEN LEE HAL the OHA; Robert Gaudet, 17, af|% Dartmouth. NES; and, Mike | Vice a oe: ¢-HARLESS ABB Centre Norman’ Guimond, 16, of|. Defence: Bob Shannon, 16, of sisaceee: ot tua Mette 6 ae g oo tes eee 7—SUSAN’S BIRTHDAY Saint John, N.B., formerly | 2 ee ee ce, dessting Stature of the ‘Torteto ite ao sane us toe 8—HATTIE school player. * : of Or urtenbac ; Also Elligible—ima Delegate | Bossy said the average age of °°, 17. of Dartmouth. NS; ae ts vise Gees br hae Gs a ee ae ati ath 8 the club is 17. Nine players are Graham Isnor, 18, of Enfield, help. ' won a RACE 8 from the Halifax-Dartmouth |\5:: Camille Caissie, 19, of ; 1—RUSTICO BAY area, and four from other cen-|@ontreal, last season with Vie- 2—GARY LEE CLEGG tres in Nova. Scotia. There are ag iter ee Bishop, 17, “pe JOLLY LASS five from the Montreal aniz- Dartmouth, . . ag ees 4—-LORNA PRICE ation, four from New Brunswick| Centre: Brace Blyth, 18, last 4 Double Wins : : A SNAME-THE Price ___[and ihree from Prince Edward season, with Mouseel | tan tt | 6—HONEST PATCH ad ee ee ee 17, lat ‘ , \| |7—VICTORY MARCH Canadiens, outfitted by Mon-|3¢8500 wi . wh A aT a Player's... the best-tasting cigarettes. S—MIGHTY SANDY tsa Cnations of ihe “satien |Grace of the Montreal Metro) I! Wap acing ct Also Eligible—Ima Delegate jheokey league, will play 24 ax a gn itr Hh acacia ws, é ion ibition games with teams exmouta, H<. Quinellas on 2, 4,6 and 8 the Montreal Metropolitan Jun-|,Right wing: Mike Kinsmam,) pour double dash winners|Ida Budl ior “A” League this ‘0 16, of Berwick, N.S.; John ot th udiong (R. MacDonald) 4 4 coaiiiansinane ason. |W shank 19, of Halifax; |Bighligh eight dash racing| Triflite (J. Campbell) 58 Paul 17, of Halifax, card held under perfect weather | Meadow ‘Tempo ; laa hae oe wo : + of Dab fetving Park yell rersitongae Genesis (uae 66 lurphy, 16, evening. To) Gene . MacKenzie) 73 mouth. : put the icing on the cake for Hettie’ (C. Left wing: Jackie ee Ttiers, if was not tho Marl fo Times: 2717 and 2:17. " ern, 18, Se eee yas; Trg, (Pick the second place finishers) Pays: 10.50, 4.70; 250. 6.50, \ er Rice, 17, Pp yer d (nd as in three of the four|420; 3.16. on ‘ Ricky Cochrane, 16, aC | dashes same horse -| Second ~ : ton; Bob Debaie, 19, of Dart-|ond both times out. ie RACES 2 and € | a ee Oe a : , 18, ’ at five-one out but |Mr. Charmer (W. Henderson) 2 2 finished strong to take the first |Miss Jo Jo (C. Murphy) 34 : of two wins. Teamed by Stanley | Fair Sail (J. Pound) 43 Pinette Results | wnite the pacer came back to|Princess Mark (L. Kelly) § 5 ms : * bona ae ance oe oe same| Times: 2:14 and 2:12. : a oe ; ; Following are the results of eas i won irst 2:17.| Pays: 4.00, 2.90; 3.10. 2.60, . . - ee Jolly May chased the gelding to|2.40; 3.20. ‘OU. r eC State Our Estate Planning Service helps you plan oe wae cote (oe wire in both dashes and ‘this| Nimble -Knight-owned -by 8, ‘ ie Se combination in th return-| Stead, Ch’town. the orderly disposition of your estate. We pay nae! UR ee ee ee ee particular attention to minimizing taxes and oe Nimble. Knight owned, train-|Dixie Lou (T. Palmer) 2.4 CO ta sn ch oa? org ga ) ities and driven by Sid Stead of|Kenna K. (R. MacDonald) 2 2 leanie (S. MacMillan) Char! own ,won h en f |B: Bi . Hughes making © most of your assets. ‘Last Chance Mose (J. Gillis) 32 |the second double feature i. vets Gee = ib : Cindy Lou (R. Gillis) '44 |times of 2:14 and 2:12. This lat-| - (C. Woolridge) ae This takes . ce C j a Permanent Times: 2.21:4; 9 bond aa Were tie cocina Vernon River Gal ‘ ‘ expericn . CLASS ; combmation; (S. White) 84 C eC Trust Company has many generations of Katte tense i, MawPuarsen) | (rset paid $51.90 in the fire| tc, Mampi, 65 oo . : ey. Ruby's Dream (P. Carver) 2 1 | double. Drillio Hal (L. Kelly) : expertence in adininistering estates. True Marion —_——_ 33 Po Lou aed be Tony eee (J. Chappell) 83 Times: 2.27:2, :3. ‘ almer came up with the big- mes: 2:17.1 and 2:16.3. ‘ : i CLASS C gest pay of the night as it led| Pays: 58.10, 8.20; 12.40. CHMAMN ENC —_Poproride maximum beneties for your e- _ saint Br oman, EEE GA nea kt “4 ie gs Pee Ege =m : ; ; ee 11 . icket on the horse’ ie owned by Mrs. F. L. pendents consult skilled estate anal iM iNtis) paid-58.10-and-the first_quinella | Bubier. Farmington, rT — ee a 22 | Pas worth $106.80, Times for the| lst. Quinella “108.80. . Jerty’s Boy. (L. MacRae) 33 : mV.6 2 We pay attention to profit...your profit. Cuts Tay A, Mecrtonn) «6.6 | Wrens rece S101 and 3-183 | mene a CU Scag ater eg on the card proved to be Rollo.|Miss Flamingo (A. Cast) 34 : _ CLASS D matic, owned by C. Sherren of|Miss Jo Jo (C. Murphy) 33 J Dale Chief (S. White) 1 2 |Charlottetown and teamed by J.|Denis Herbert (E. Ferguson) 4 2 ( My Goldie (B. MacDermid) 2 1 |Campbell. The first place finishes|Wick’s Ace (G. MacLeod) 55 we pay Cathy (R. White) 3.3 |of Dixie Lou in the seventh and| Lord Dazell (C. Chappell) 6 dns . Lorne Budiong ‘H. Morrison lomatic in e allowed| Time: 2:15.3. : attention to CANADA PERMANENT 4 dr | bettors te Coonan borane Sage: 1m 5.00; 3.10. 4.90 Titan Ward (H. Coulson) 54 on louble. | 3.80; 2.40. om Times: 2.28:3; 2.32. A record at the track was es- Rol owned Sher- profit) Starter, J.T. McKenna; jud- |‘ablished last evening when Miss| ren, Chitown, 7 SAVINGS - TRUST SERVICES - MORTGAGES ges, A. Finlayson, R. 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