Bill lllonxel Slitflu‘um trad. oil to the Dodgers last winter bv llw Yankees is the tenirr til er‘iSlIlE rnnm jubilation in Lns Antacids alter the Dndzern

By JACK ilANII ANGElil-JS .smile. u (:1 i. part-time Ti‘ autur. piti-hcti LllS

strniglit World Series victory lll't‘r New York Yankees Satur-

day unit a tilree-htl. ‘ uniph once again the Dodgers

pinned the Yanks In ine mat by laktnl: an early tczid, 1n tltis

did the trick with Driisdnlr Bniitnn's iiitdiicss and llil‘ kt-e lnllt‘id to comr up with the

bi: play at the right llidt‘d up in “In! ltiltt'iy run

time Gillinm worked the 24w

llai-is lined tiut ivit-erli to

~ .lmiiiiiy Blanchard, who “as

it: in (or the injured [Miler .\lii in rluhl lit‘ltl

. itinittin was iiarliiiig cai-cliilly

tin Tommv Davis until hc lei

. tittli pitch bounce into the

d to sccond,

l) . hitting star or the scrios. than smashed a aincle through the usually dcpendstne

l enough to permit the sport Gliilanl to rrnrc tlir nnly run.

liars OFF "IS rooT , Tammy's amash appeared ; rcnnt «it tho edge or the inlic ., grams and hopped on Richard Sun's lnni

Thc Dodgcra here not smash \ int: the halt

. Rough Riders Defeat Sask.

ny non MuthWALD

REGINA tt'rl — Ollawa Rnuflh Rider! rleamrnlied over the vaunted Saskatchewan Rnughridrrs delenre Saturday night and took a ma victory in an interlocking Canadian I'iinthnte League game hetnre 14.551 (ans.

The Ottawa club. with quar. lethark Russ Jackson riddilng thr Saskatchewan pass detence Ind harks Dive Thelell Ind Er- me While going far big gains

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through and around the SI,- katrhewnn tinr. scored tour tiinchdnwna — almost halt as many as been scnr

aglinst Roulhrlden in All urea Vlttlts aamu this mason. Oltnwa went thud 1—0 in the “HI qunrler. led 15-6 It the hallway mark and 21-13 alter three quarters The win boosted Ottawl into loin pone-slim oi tlrst place in the Eutern Foot hnii Conference. Saakntchewan remained tied lltr xet‘nnd Plan! in thr Western Conterence with Calgary Slampedern. who meet Ottawa lonilllt

Art Captures Club Ch'ship

Art Mchenxle won the Bclve- drre Dull Club Clilmplnniiiv [or the eighth lit-net when he de- feated Fruit Mnclnnil 10-8 in 1hr filial: flu-ll War the week- end.

htiiclnnis started very good in live "wrulfll "Kl Wll one “D at the ninth. Markentte tram-d to move on the hack nine and Ann even par son to lead tour up at the and or the (in! ll holes.

There was no stopping Mac- Xenate tn the arternoon run when he that pertcct poll to end the match on the 10th hole and Hunt. with an even par .

so consistent was Art's round. he shot one birdie at the third hole. one hulk at all fourth lot! the other to ltqu in par. Mutants also that not loll. httywjtui can heal," [all in notch Platy.

Madame an a rluu rel-0rd Int wttirtttig tor the elmth ilme II no inner lollnr haa won it or diet

iii nii irom catchcr Eistnniltc ma c [ Hintal‘d tin- n wild pitch. Gilliamlhigh, hard one tor a slrllteuut,1Dodgt-rs

but (he Yank.

M race meet, rotta .houid cncnnn.

“ Perry‘l Mill 'I'Mn

boat. the Yanks H to win the

1963 Wurld Series in tour Itraighi g a m e r. in on the rnuchhouse are winning hitch- er sandy Knutax 132. tore-

Drysdale Does Great Job In Taming Yanks On 3 Hits

iiicrrn't doing a thing. They

\APtiDonjwenl quietly down inning alter lwn out handsomeiinntng and not until the sevenlit‘ ctrtc

idttt a single Dodger ouitictdcr.

Angels; Dodgers to their third have a putput. in luct, they had} agar Walt Alston, loading the

‘nnty thrcr. nil by Ron Fairly. 1

The lutile Yanks gave the

1711 lrlr crnud oi 55.9127laruesl in thE‘nul on thrre pitches.

history or Dodger stadium—a tIirilI on the last out Joe Pepitane tore into a Drysdale pitch and lottrd it to deep r|l,'llil

mso it link only Hill" rtllt llut lt‘lirld tit-hr the Yankee bullpen

.r'airly, wltn dniihlrs as a lirst

Dniiuer speed. ynunz Jinnhaaemun nr nuttielder as the Koiitax lna~‘nrcasinn demands. race hility til “I! highly touted Ynn-‘und pulled it down about ti

hark‘

[Eel nhttrl 0! home run leni- tnry. l New York had one hig chance

With title not in tlic tirsi. .liniltn get Drysdalc. That npportu-Lnoward. Tom Trash and Baulttn ‘ lrrnldinily came in nu sacund inning two times each and got Buyer

Yankee right huniler lit a 3-2: when Miekey Mantle dropped l nnrei

mum and finally “liked. Williv‘llunl

singlc hrhind third hasci tnr his first hit it the series, and Pcnitnno tins hit by a Diit-lt with men on lust and silt-11nd and nooody out. Drh'ss dale “as in trouble.

But the six-tont-six ulirhintl iztnnt win up to the occasion Howard En alter at

Blanchard rolled out in litchi Tracewski. advancing the nur‘

fi::“’c.l‘éf“‘$i‘i“ this“? Worried i gin Ball Game

LOS ANGELES lAPl—“l'd have in put this right up there with the hast games l've over‘ pitched," non Drysdale in the ‘Dodaors said Saturday alien shutting out New York Yankeeai 1-" on lhrre hits in the thirdl igame ut the World Series i "But 1‘11 tell you t was a Hate iworrtrd tor a second there in ‘lho ninth inning." Drysnsla .auid. "when Pepitnne hti that hall to right

“I kepl watching it carry and‘ i didn't know how tar it would ‘go. Thcn saw Fairly slop ‘i-novlng back and i knew that‘ was it."

rnlrly said he caught the hall

ut lix ii trout at the ‘bnx seal ruling.

i Fairly's catch ended the game and rcnt the Dodgers into thcir clubhouse with a re- nme lump on flu dolending c amAi

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Drysdnle, who had been ur- cused leve limel of throwing

iRaces Sc

. summarstde it a c e way willl i present Another lnp nuk-lt card . tonight. The race. that are going

ed hr Frldly but were ruined

ml.

This time it's an eight. — dash prngram that lookl inviting and patronr lhauld wttnear some llrIl dais excitement, tilt ol the classes appear highly compe tivc and dnunic duh wtnne Ire mnsi Illtely to be rare ilitngi i lonluht 1 The teature attraction tiring- iiogether, tn daiher hint and lelghl, Slim-02's Magic. Cnlhy'l Girl. Cadiiiar. Gnld Dual. prtn re" spangter, Phlllp'a Queen and Print: ltanover. Here'n n tniereltlril a hinting all]! as has neen arranged hr many a

in loldl M trouble nicklnl 01!

winners In bmlt (lieu lripl. Dulles lhrre Anti lflllll have interrlllnfi poulbiiillu. Thorn Ire nix l‘udy for lilo word In thla clan and tit-ice again in a Inllup. Dung 'lilll llha Andy Scull I I in

the {lrfl triponthl rail, Th- M! W [In bl! oppulflou from Billy Silver. Blue Moun- Illn Girl. Rater Plrily In

FOr S'side Track

‘ionighl were prevluuliy IChedul- ’ r

t

i a l l

> Marcel Pronovust ol Delroliil lttll from the Lell'l Johnny lurid lcdhzm.‘y and ltenri Ricunrdl Macmillan Bower, mnying out

. 'on the play, watched Hull's shot in . 2.1

Mahnvlich. chosen to the first catch the upper part at the net scnrad again In the third period Edmnnlim

groundt. Bob Miller. lnwrr tert 'l black to “men: Ron Perran- nslri. uupEr Irtt. and Tammy Dnvts. center background, tAF Wirephotol

tiers it: sucand Ind third with

Buyer was ordered walked intentionally by man-

hascs Boumn was the next batter and urysdula atrurk him

Drysdaic, a lsgame winner this year allel- winning 15 in! year when lie wls chosen ll (up pllt‘ltrr in "IE malnrsy had been saved for in: Dadgera' home opener «i run the 1elt handers. and John _ PMrui :nu‘id plltll ll Vlnkee Stadium.

He came through with a strong game all the wuyi llrik- in: cut nlnr men and waiirtng only one H9 innned Muntlu.

ucsidcs nlantie'n hint alnglt- in the second. the only Yankee hits iinro singles by Tony Kuhek in the sixth and eighth innings

Bullion. whn gi-nduaicd lrnrn the Yanhrc nulucn in titty. had trouble with hit control But he deserved a ncttcr late The got only tour hlls ott him in his scvrnnnnin: string and alt tour wen ringlei.

Late

1 spitnalla, raid Yankee roach Frank Crosetti complained in the sixth inning that he waan't wiping all his right hand attar touching his linger- to bid mouth,

"I was ruhhing my hand on my pants," Drysdala said, "hut Crosetti ltept yelling that he wanted me to rub my ahlrt." Drysdale . “Tha came over i went to my mouth 1 should wipe my hand on my rhlrt ro- gardless ot whether 1 was going to the roxiti has. i raid okay."

Over in the rioomy Yankao drealinl room. manager Ellnil Hnull aald "they are pitching like we expected but we're not hitting as well at in altuuld.

i Boutpu. the loainl pitcher. raid “I didn‘t have my control t wallred too many. it ynu lune durinl at now . l IPA.

heduled

ing away a midi. hora. u a door prlu. Thil deflnileiy Illnuld attract many extra patron- e um wltlch ll ticlmitfled far I o'clock— to u- cinnrnodato Friday night inop- vars.

naccway oltlctali are expect int: title of the Mm 151de M the season it) this. their third

t race or the 96! lll'lnllln.

0nd , Beat lor the Lents was laltiTo

Leafs And All-S’rars Play To Tie In Hockey Classic

TORONTO I MIN! Lelia. SIIME)’ Cut) rhini- in

PI 7 Toronto

Ily PAUL RIMS’I'EAI) all-atar team but pllyint: lnr his C l

v iplly

the Nuiunll Hockey Lelluo‘ All~SIln in a rinnirt watched by iinot at last Gardeni Saturday night

iznme

1“ t 1 k d t id. pcrtormars. e mm W e n n“ i-‘lahwlk‘h hr the smnd uneitiie minutes remaining and hath Lindsay

Ienlott turm in the lust and third period: but took things comparatively elsy In the acc-

wingar Funk Mahovltch who ave a surprisingly spirited pm, u.

period goa l i i own thtrn.pariod renound. i

For the Alt-Stars. Bobby ltuii‘ the ot Chit:qu aiaeir it wir wortihnrse and scored in. prelli

In [all 0! ill! night. mlriumen w e r e delent‘emun

Red Wings ot Montreal Canadir

to a 1-3 tie wlinldrmatrong parsed goatmnuih and the fill M culled minute the tirat

a war a Chicago

tailing hachw

own club. Icnred his KOHiK nn git-1, n||

scans on rowan PLAY Between the goals was i now.‘ GDALTENmNG sump lcrpioy short by hichiiid willie an0'l Alinn Stanley lll nut 3546 77 a holding penullyi wia a will; unattending on hnih sides,

. rea- ay par ng play with De ‘ lizacli clun uud two nelmlndtra ormnnce and scored two that um” Gm“: Hm" I“ L

mill: Henry a! New York Rlnl- llle lint lllll lor the slurs and,

' The olher analtla gull will an which Richlrd linlshed all then wn relieved h neared by veteran Eddie Liizrn- with a ls-toot rhot directly in Terry Snwchitk, Johnny aner

hernr when he Pumped in his. [mm of the net

utln great goal cnmplrtcd lint-period

llrnn

through the entire Toronto tram ilk ended in a

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m flurdhn. Charlottetown, Mott. Oct. 7. 1983. 1

British Columbia 4.255.333.1Crushes Edmonton

liitzenhcrger'a tliird~prriiid .which nah i‘ ihrrc tlmntt t.

identical plays, Captain George earned an assist. gnvc mimic the sturs ununccd hack to rich "Y 3"“ “ma” K-W and Beam" mud across 1hr a sharilivcd lead Less than a the st-urr EDMONTON 1cleDuaner- ilmr miter-dim“ mi nnrinid

latrr Pronnviisi \llul l-tiiwc. playing in his tam bll‘k Joe KIPD unlentwrl I Plum" mm lwo slap: m‘er thr htur gnmr. tcnli lhe ultiimr sun-mg mirmr aerial HUM 5"" - HITS I10“; PM." mitts Maplc‘ one in an open corner. Litten- linc nnd neat Simmonr tor tiir tradcistiip will one assist tic 111ng Is British Cnlumbm Llons “Niki? pt-ii-r Kempi bflnlrd burger, one ot the Lenin hatter rqualiur. nun nus ii pniiud 0..., Hum. smnihcred Edmnntnrt Hakimns iiin «Hind iicin guns in“. passed arrnsr tu unth trami opened up with than tiirnirr irsmniitr rail “1-! in I WNW “mm” “"194lllmrvlihrtv-urlmlmut

hut in didn‘t gi-i . Cimtnrcm-r gainr hrlolr snout 14.000 Edmnntnn tans

Kapn tired thrrc 'passes and set up one hit ihlmu‘il and another hi- lullnhtk thb iicnmrr with llrsirhall inc attack that arcounicd it a.

and dFil‘llMH‘ hall \'Qil ill‘ttll- mtlttl got thlns‘ rtlili'l‘ nnini an lttllt‘ill‘iunn a ihuiiiuiiiiiici puni

tt tou’ierittrn All. THE TIME

had guild scaring nvporltlnitlu goal and still I: tied in thal (lu- partiiient iiitli former Muntrral slll‘ Maurice Rit'lliard

The All Built titth hmrn

rs iiutahoi Tnmntn

in a game which ran

—ccnn hall at Chicago playsdi . , ‘ i , . I STANDINGS will“: ‘tdl’didi‘lit'li

Ensirrn (‘onlrrrnrr ttir risklmns wobbly drlrnl-r as W 1, \pin hr nil unlit loll: and short and

y nrtrntt‘tt

Played lite lint querinda tor ()ila\lu a 3 ntilhlrtlz never appeared to run mil nl iu-u llmwnr!

Turonin betore mini Why '0 Hamlilnn 5 4 out? 14:10 i-ccoiiicrr. ‘°"""°"."""“-"" "t"'*""°""'

The thin sinirnona. Mttnll‘l‘si 5 s nllll isoin l-ic caught naitnach Run .\l1tl'~ ""“"‘”‘"'."’°"i“- "tr ""1- "

tzhntt huts! it was the filth time the limit Tornnlll t it 9107 m? t ris on a t3.yard scoring pass in "l‘m‘d'wmt P""~D°‘“' l"!

atnnulat. the kldllltl lo relic" thi.

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