Thursday. Feb. 7. 1957

The Guardian Page 7

0'Leary Maroons players lined up with the West Prince All-Stars are forwards ILelt to Right James sniallnian. Brent MacDonald and

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Foster lrnaliinan. They are a fast hardworking trip and give a good account of themselves in every game. The O'I.eary Maroon: have

not been active since their rink went down during the (roaring rainstorm last winter.

Photo by F. Weeks.

SPORTS TRAIL

Siengelisms, As Voiced By Casey Are Well Headed

By WHITNEY MARTIN

NEW YORK (AP) - Stengel- isms, as voiced by the old master. Casey himself: .

On Yogi Berra-tiwell, i tell you now. I got four men who can hit for distance. and they can run. My catcher can run if he wants to. The trouble is he gets to first base and he gets tired, wants to talk to somebody. set the news."

On Don Larsena-"Who would I say is my No. 2 pitcher? I'd have to say Larsen. i said the same thing early last year."

On right flcld-"is it safe to say Hank Bauer will play right field? Well. I'll tell you. somebody's got to beat out Gil McDougald at shortstop."

On other clubs-"Everywhere I go people tell me you better look out for that Detroit club or it will give you a good whacking over. Now the Red Sox. I told you two years ago they were good. but tlicy fell off last year. if Williams reports in good condition they will iinvc an outfield which is hard to beat. And Baltimore is going to win some ball games."

()n Bill Skowron at first base- "There was a time I let the others know I didn't want him to go after them foul balls. But he worked on them and finally he was going after them and getting them "

0n third base-"Tell me who's a better third baseman in league. either league. than Andy Carey. i know he fell off in hitting last year. hanged his stance 78 times. But two years ago he hit .300 Nothing wrong with him."

Japanese Players Top Seedings For Tennis Ch'ships

STOCKHOLM (AP) - Japanese Players will top the seedlngs for tile 1957 world table tennis cham- pionships here. it was announced Monday.

K. A. Ruben. president of the Swedish Table Tennis Association said ichiro Ogimura. 1966 world champion. and Toshuki Tapalta will be seeded first and second. Japan won four of the seven ilgrsgd chanspioa.titlas in Tokyo

Britain's top entries. Richard Bcrgmann and Ann Haydon. will both be seeded fourth.

So far :65 players from 38 coun- tries have entered for the cham-

On Kerby Farrell, new Cleve- land manager-"I understand he comes up with his own ideas. Good ones. too. Yeh, I gave him his smashed nose. We was practic- ing indoors. I was knocking ground balls to him. and you know my power. Boom. I dis- figured him."

On Enos 'Slaughter-"i-ic has that spirit and disposition he had with, the Cardinals. if theres anything against him It's his age. He's a good pinch hitter. a good man to have aroun ."

the WILLIAMS SIGNS

BOSTON IAPI - Ted Williams. baseball's highest - paid pfiaycr. signed with Boston Red Sox Wed- nesday for the 1061 season.

The 38-year-old slugger confer- red with Joe Cronin. Heston gen- it wu announced he had agreed oral manager for an hour before in a contract.

No terms were anounced but it was assumed he had signed again for about uoo.ooo. the same amount he has received in the last few years.

The contract is for one year.

Neither Williams nor Cronin would comment on the amount but the big outfielder. osrec-lug to play his lath season tor the Son said "it's very satisfactory to both parties. '

Remember when

Oscar (Battling) Nelson. former world lightweight champion. died three years ago today in s Cid- cago hospital at ago 11. He won the title Dom Joe Gaps in loot

pxonships March 7-15. ,

andlostlttoAdWoigastin 40- round thriller in, 1010. "

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Saddler Hopes To Resume Career

NEW YORK (AP)4andy Sad- dler. who retired as featherweight boxing champion last month be- cause of impaired eyesight, said Wednesday he has solid hopes of resuming his ring career after hospital treatment.

"This doctor (Dr. Alexander Knapp) told me I had a very good chance of fighting again." said Saddler. "Fm sure glad to hear lt."

Saddler has been in a hospital for a few days. undergoing special treatment. He received a head in- jury in an auto accident last sum- mer that put him in the hospital for several weeks. He has not fought since then.

Hospital authorities said Saddler has suffered a detached retina in his right eye. resulting in blurred vision.

Pre-Season Ticket Sales All-time I-ligli

MlLWAUKEE (AP) - The Mll- waukee Braves. with a new afl- tlme record for season ticket sales already set have guaranteed LIIEIIISEIVL: a 1957 home attend- ance of at least 858.744 two months before opening day.

Ticket director William Eberly annouieed-Tuesday that 11,921 sea- son tickets have been sold. This is five more than” the previous record set in 1955, the year when the major league all-star game was played in County Stadium.

Mefkovieh Sold To Charleston

VANCOUVER (CF)-outfielder George Metknvich. rated Vancou- ver Mountles' No. l player in their first season in the Pacific Coast League in 1956. has hcen sold kt Cltnrieston of the American Asso- ciation. general manallef Cedric Tallls announced Wednesday.

Metkovich led PCL hitters in I955 with a .335 average while with Los Angeles but dropped to .194 last year.

There was some doubt here Whe- ther Metkovich would report to Charleston. lie owns a restaurant near Los Angeles and may 1'9"" from baseball.

H. 5. Students

Build Houses

NANAIMO. ac. 1CPl .. senior high school students are gaining practical experience by building houses on the school srounda.

The scheme. launched five years ago with the approval of the British Columbia education do- partment. has the blessirll 01 trade unions and bulldinl 0033!? tors.

Students have already built tour houses and now are working on a

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