New.York Wins To Open 2- Game Leacl Over C eveland

Iy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York Yankees opened up I fat two-game bulge over Cleveland Indians in the torrid American League pennant race Sunday when they edged Boston Red Sox 3-2 while the Tribe took a 10-3 scalp- lng from Detroit Tigers.

The results left the magic num- her for the Yanks five-meaning any combination of five New York victories and Cleveland defeats will send Casey Stengl's operative Into the world seris for the sixth time in seven years.

Chicago White Sox, the only Other team with a mathematical chance of winning the pennant. Efnnpetl an wt decision to the cixth-place Kansas City As. That all but eliminated the White Snx. who now are five games off the pace

Both the Yanks and Indians have Iii their remaining games on the road-seven for the New Yorkers and five for the Tribe. I-Iereis hovi the top of the race looks going into the final week:

New York Cl 56 819 - Clei elancl S0 39 .804 1 Chicago W7 62 .584 5

GRIM SLAMS DOOR

Bub Grim was the big man in the Yank triumph over the Red Smt He replaced Bob Turley on the mound with two runs in. no one mi! and tun runners on base in the third inning and slammed the door in the faces of the Red Sox.

run advantage, but he couldn't Gus 'l.i-riiial hit a bases-loaded hold it, and when Jackie .lensen;honie run in the lhlrd. Thailwiii poled a home run with Williams on all Art Ditmar needed. Chicago base in the third, Grim got a are Dick Donovan was the loser. hurry call. l Thc crowd of 31,034 at the As

The Yanks produced the iiiiiiiiiic final giimc of the year. brought the run in the fifth oft Willard Nixon, total attendance togl..l9.'i.054 com-. an old nemesis. who had beaten Dalltid '0 the 39fi-559 iii? A5 d''”" them four times this ycareand last 3'98? iii Piiii5fi9iPlii3- ' they did it the hard way. Gerry In the only other American Coleman opened with a single to I-(laflllfig Ramll. Kaiimtilte QWii.P-5 right. Grim popped out on an apipulled into a seventh place tie with. tempted bunt, but Hank Bauerlwasliington Senators by whippintz scratched a single off Nixnnis Ill? NHVS Ni hfiiinfi Jim Wii-50" i glove after Ted Lcpcio dropped his . , , foul. Irv Noren walked filling the BATTH” FOR THIRD

Page 6 The Guardian Monday. Sept. 19. 1955

Vessey, Hambly Winners In Season's Final Shoot

Shooting in a very strong wind; vcr) sticrcsstul year of ShU0iiiifl- 0,Cdi. R. Hamblv won lIl(' Lin-i and the Association is grateful to

when pinch hittcr Hank Furies hit a home run. following a wall. to Larry Doby. l

The defeat was the ltiiii;itis'

bases and Coleman scored on Mc- Tm. ,,.,1.- .,..,.u-,1 or anv in)p0rI- tied Services Officers Match for the spoiisoi's of the different D”"”ld'5 mu" ancc L'iiiflL! on in Qic. National the second year in SU('('0S.HittIt on niziti-tics. Mr A, G. Kinl1- iii? M1LL1.;R 1-mpg 1NmANs 'I.(-filllllff is the one for third-place Satui'da.v at the bquaw Point ltitlc'gcuial catclakci of tho” llvfll . . bctwccu Iflt'tllllllt'llI New York Iiaugc. bgl. Roy Vesscy was scc- r1Il'lLlt's. iiiid all couilililiivlb iiiiii The Hm”! M "W mdlam mi” (iimil-b -"iii iiiiiiiififiilliii-"I Piliiii9S- oud with Licut. A. K. .Xlutcli third attcuilctl the various meets. il'"""l”- "'d"'li I” ll Vamc 3i ll” Thc llhils split a doubleheader Sgt. Rov Vessey captured tlic Tlic following are iii? St-'0F95i h""d5 0' m'-V9'"""li'l 3"” il'”"- with Pittsburgh Pirates while the Challenge Trophy presented by ()'tlilt R. lianibly . . . . . . . .. l4l who W35 bate" b-V "'9 Yaiik-5 '3” Giants were taking it on the chin Major D. A. Alaccormac for the Sgt. li0.V VP-ti58.V 135 We'k- M in” tlm9- "I9" W35 ('”"' from Brooklyn D ud gers. Leo best all around shot on P E. i. Licut A. K. Mulch 134 slderabh ”"m'""” 3' me "i””F3h' lliirot-lier's team now has onlv a This title is won by taking a com- l'il2i.IlIr A. F. (i0rlIii5Y - ml "5 Tiger manag” Biicky H3"'l-5 one-game tiizirgiii. . petitur's score in the Grand AE- S!-ii iitiii i'('5-Wit .- W7 E'5l"3 3" ”"t95i"l -V"""95i9i' "i 5" The Pirates took the opener 5-2 gregate of the Provincial Match. St.'I P. J. l.andr1t;dn ltltip important avgamv. with Frank Thonias belting a and combining it with the score Ctli R. A Kennedy 97 Ha"'5 ”id- l'"l'”V9r- Ilial ii? threc-run homer. and the Phils in the Service Shoot to make the Cp .-iltiiu Rodd 97l Pl5,""'d '0 5" Mm" agiiiml iii? came back to win the nightcap highest aggregate. This is the T1) I). 0 Clarke 95 T"b9- mot 3'"l "131 ii? did The 2-l with Saul llogovin tossing a first vcar the Association had this Si." flobcrt llurry . 95 y"”"F lemland” held "19 lnflia"-5 six-liittcr. title which is an excellent test of Plc Nclsoii llurry 93 "I 5'”, W5 hPi"i"9 ”'lif'"i3 3"" Brooklyn came up iiith thi-cc marksinansliip in doliberatc and Tpi W I. ilzirdy 5"?" ”"' "35 H9 llamil k'”'i'k”l runs in tho S0l'0llllI inning to gain the different phases of service 2 f.i xa y Itlachcnnan 39 mm M be bmi 9'”"”'- H9 "W5 a 7-5 vcrdict over the Giants. Wil- shooting, Tpr r'rc(l,lioopcr 37 m"9l-Y ””d- The ""15" '3'"? All Continued on page 13 The U. S. 0. Match winds up a dt. W. MacLcan . 37 Lopez crew was able to score - -- -eA- - ---r

fourth in a ruvi and cqiialled their,

For scien innings. he didn't'longest losing streak of the scason.l -

allow a bit. facing only 22 men..Thc Tigers' blazing bats pounded The only batters who got on base Mike Garcia and Ray ,V;i.-1;-.-1.-, WP?" iilill Klaus. who reached during a six riiu sixth iiinuiu. first on Bill) .IlarIin's bad throw.il-Zveryone in the Detroit slarliiig and Ted Williams who walked lineup except Ra) Boone hit safelyd I-'i'”i'i lift" 3” Ram?-S i851 Year as The White Sox. viho hate blowni a freshman. but has been bothered sky high during September. scored by arm trnohle most of this year. their one run In the second inning

,T”l1e7 Yanks gave Turley it two- but soon saw it dissipated whcii

Big Crowd Expected For

Marciano-Moore Encounter ,,

Ry .lAf'h HAND ;l'jnt:otiraged by the delaying tac-

Ngw yang tApi..r,,r ih, pg,-5. tics of Al Weill. the chanipionts, time since the days of Joe Louis, "'iMi8i19Ti Penliie beilali to bcilevc there is a "pig fight" tang in meithat Marciano was ducking Moore? all' as Rocky Marciano prepgrp5iA Marciano-Moore match hecamcl to defend his heavyweight t'ltle,'3"iTii1Sl-" l against Art-hip Mm.-9 Tu,;day Not. since Louis fought his re- night in yank". 5;,,,1,m.,. ,-turn match with Jersey .lne Wat-l Although 3.13;.-lam-ig unbeaten gngcott or his second bout with Billy at fights. rernains a 3-to-I tnvnriielConn has there been such tremen- rxi whip the challenger, all signsld0li5

and a gate of more than 5750.000 Club reports an advance sale of for the 15-round match. The publicity eampagn tow M,,.,,.,' Wnwed by his lmm;.No noun TELEVISION over Cuba's Nino Valdes and his 3 lddmon R, th, natural 8 ppealj knockout of Bobo Olson In hrnld . mmrh hnween "H, 31.-w..al.H has cast the 38-year-old,01d - ring izypsy in the role of a martyr. Mags mg -

Baseball Results

Dr Tim: CANADIAN PRESS

. and the older, more expe- rienced light-heavyweight king. the

there will be no home elevision.l But it will be broadcast in the

Saturday U. 8 over ABC and in Canada DPWHVV 000 200 100 It is 0 '.over the CBC Dominion network Cleveland ma non 000-I to lint ll-30 p. m. ADT. ,

Lary and Wilson: Lemon. Mossll Theatre television really ClIIYIPx lot and Hegaii. Nariigmi tot. L. of age for this limit with f2ll then- LHHM train in in cities including Torontrii

Bnstnni mm: min I 4 Iiliipiiil the picture in their au- New York MI 010 00x-4 'I 0, diences river a closed circuit TV H”'iT.i'. 505?? '3' and White; Al the average fee is about 53 St)

Byrne and Berra. 1. Henry. H125. and .'l5tt,000 are expected. theatre B051--.l9YIfiPI1L NY---f'nllinn

Chicano amino iiii-.v will gross 5l.000.tlflO.. i 004 002 mi 0 I1 it ll Roughly speaking the DrrInt0IPI'sl

KPHMH 959W land fighters get at total of about It! JIM Int ti -I In list per head to be divided 40 per

N”Ev"i. Wmvcli tli Hat-shman,cent to Marciano. 20 per cent to:

(4) Pierre till and lxillar: Gray.1Moore and 40 per cent to the Harriniztnn 1!! Gormrin ttti H9.-i,.lpi-i-.mom-ii,

"I 'l”' C”'”NTPiil UN and As- On the basis of the 40-20 per I:-nth. Pierce; L w- Herbert. centage spilt. which also hnlds lfRsl- (bl--Rivera. Dropo. ,good for the regular gate receipts. Balttmnrv fill 000 mx -1 in 1 Marciano should drag down about

p interest in a heavyweighti. point to a roaring crowd of 50,0tl0 match. The International Boxing

's500.tioo at :40 tops. is

sale has been boosted by the fact tsA....L-..L

television n e t w o r k officials in- card at Sackville Downs raceway

CITY

Picturctl aboie are the Gay. l.cague title winning Dodgers who copped the crown yesterday by

rslw

I

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

taking both ends bcader front the Flyers 6-0 and 2-1 to shade the airmen 2-1 in Jay.

of a double-gald. Clee Gillis. I Front roiv tleft to right). Palil Forbic Kcnucdy. Joey Le-

. games. Clair. Ken MacDonald, anti bat-

Back row (left to rightt: Irv boy Jamie Kennedy. -'

MacKinnon, Brian McCallum, Missing from the photo arc

Charlie Ryan (coachi. Buck Johnny Squarebriggs and Bill

Winners Al N. 5. Med

HAIJFAX. ICPl-Sir Joseph -ii-ned by Roy Bevan of (Tbarlot-4. lt'lftWII. Saturday won the opening fiec-for-rill in a harness racing

l4 miles from here. The big pacer covered the dis- ttiuce in 2:08 3-5 to turn in thr

fastest time of the evening. .Ioscd:ile Flansmnn. from lion 'f'urncr'.s Westphal. N S.. st.-ible.

won the second dash in 2-0.0 .-5,

iicdL't'i'.'0n(I Chief. from the Mapro stnhli-s. Summersidc, P.' E. I.. took the first dash of the juninr frec-for-all in 2:15 and it:

Stnbbs. Abernathy (6! Clark ttlv lid Knffhwki Lopat, Zuvertnk IDI AMI Smith. W--Lopat; LL. Stnbbit. I National League New York not 120 2004 ii 1- Brnnklyn 103 000 I00-.4 3 4

Hem-n. Git-I tfti and Ka"; Svoom-r. Meyer Mr Craig (7t and Walker. w -Giel. L --Meyer. HRs:l NY-iinfmnn. Mays: Bkn-P'llrllln.l Cincinnati non non 002-22 5 at ciiicaizn mi om oox-:i ii iii

Klippstein. Freeman its Fnwlcr tilt and Burgess: Rush and Chiti, Mc('iilIoiigh '31 Cooper tsi, 1,-

Kllppstein. HR: Cin-afahlonski,

at. Louis ll0000002-4 8 3

Milwaukee not 000 000--l 4 ll Schmidt and Sarni: Robinsong

Nichols 42i Crone til) and Ros:-lli, Crandall Mt. L---Robinson.

Sunday Amerlcan League

002 000 000-2 5 1 York 200 010 00x-I '7 l Nixon and White; Turley. Grim (0) and Berra. W-Grim. I-IR: Boa

-Jensen. Detroit 100 006 201-10 )1 1 Cleveland 000 me 210- 3 7 l Miller, Marlowe tilt and Wilson; Garcia. Narlultl I0) Houtteman tat Aguirre rm and Regan, Folles

(0). W-Miller; L-Garcia. Hm: Det-Katine: (.1e- lles. chlclao 010000000-1 I 0

Kansas Oity tlMm040x-0 7 I

Donovan, Consuegra (7) and Lol- 5 3,

hr: Bnttoy (Rt: Dltmar and At- :o:l.h. I.-Donovan. HR: Kcy-Zen

Waahtitgftolt M (Ill 3-0 I I Baltimore 1! 401 &-I I8 0 Iclunttz. .IRlIC fl), Ihwlrt O. lvrle m and Koi-clinch: Wu- 3 and Sniltlt. L-Icliltltz. Continued on you I t

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for Sale

l'f'unne.v-Jack Dempsey rcniaicli at

5400.000 and Many; about ggmgmn llalifax ht-rsc. Headway. owned for the nights work thy Jaiiics Given. captured the

second in 2:13. . ni-'.Mest-:v.'ruNism' Rncoim Bank

Givcn's pacer Royal , The all-time record for it tight

shared winning honors with Ava-. . Ion Gal. reinctl by Len 0'Mc-arii was the 9.658.660 for the fienc nf Charm

ttctown. in the first div- . . ision of the ”B” ace. (.hicago. Sept 22. I927 Th? ii"-5'; Another Cliaihiltetuwn liorsr sinre was gthe 5I.92n.5G4 for llltilgnh New m..m.d by E. R F-Md ?;&?"::,pI:'0”'sfC""" hm" l" 1946 "liliiok both dashes of the second In 49 fights ,VIart'ianti has i...n,d"'S'”" cm” H "3"" av"-V ""e' I2 by k"""k”"'-V H" M9 i Eddic Hoosier. ownerl by S Wal- hcen downlonly onrc. in thc first kc, .,f Lm.,(.,- sapk.-jtjeg N 5'. found of his first scrap with Wnl- (:fIL!t"(l tllII ur. Iollscott to iii-nii cntl Moore has In I20-l9-5 record nu. q(w(v1.nd qugnojjag for 144 bouts dating back to 1936. p,-.,,i,.nm. ny combined with He has knocked out R2 opponentsp i5...ig,...-(.05 (rhgnr in ii". first 3".d I335 bf?" SlUDPPli fnliil llm95"'.qtllnPlla The daily double of h.V vltmmy Bivins. F-drill” Bnttkcr Royal Bank and Bob Clegg paid Ezzard Charles and Leonard Mar 342 so row. Those who like Marciano pointl

to the fact that Moore flPl'(!' was ' '

able to beat Charles in Ithreivrhlnlps - starts and was knocked out once i '

However, that was years ago when En Charles was better than he was

last year losing twice to Marciano. L0" Plii"iP5 "id Jack Mccml" On the same line of reasonlng,.3d”""'9d W "'9 nu” 9' the

Mm,-9 ,h,,u1d M" be", beg.”-lIIOr5PShf)f' meet held at the Brigh-

oiciiiiig for the title. I Practice

ride this week on either Wednes- weekend.

mm, .00. ton Club over the weekend. They The club intends to make the 'f'liu-e will be a practice for the day or Thursday and possibly

t

will meet in the finals matohthia first trip of the year-to Summer- Sunahine Dairy filo evening atiltlbany will be visited river the

Attention

Square Dancers -

THE SWINGSTERS SOUARE DANCE CLUI RWITIS ALI. SOUARE DANCERS TO COMAIIMTY CENTRE

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In the one-dash class "A" pa('f'. beating out night's Boston Red Sox.

Whitlock. Keri (Donutsr Macl)on- Morell.

U. S. College A l Football Results

Arrows Win To Lead Series

Rollieis Arrows dcfcatcd Mtir I ., . , ell Beavers 12-7 yestcrday all M;i:lrqdfI, Morell to take a one game lcadilmmmrah 27 (.am-Mm” -,

in thc best-two-of-three finals for the Kiiig.-i-Qiiecns lntormcdiatc "B" baseball title,

I.llI)'l'I Mcflallum gavc up six

l.”t Northcastcrn I3 Mitluesl Itciiici lit liiua State 7 wyiuiiiiii; ilk Kansas Till

Rhoda lslnlltl

hits and walk:-vi our in taloiir . ., , the win and Gerard Mctlarlhy g:llf”::"I)f;k(n:,'i2'7" ”':,m(:hm. it took the loss f '

Far West

Soiithrrn t':il 50 Wasli Sliitc I2 wyiiminig ilk Kaiisas State 20 Stanford Slit f'ollcgc of Pacific I4 pldalio State it Pcppcr-tliiic ll . lhliiiilniia Stzitc 7 Louis and 'Clarkcti i0T('l.1tin State fill Briczham loutitl 0.

G. Roberts and Frsinli Slirplicrtt lcd the winners at the plate with Ihree hits in five trips

Bill Purcell hanrilccl thr L1.'ltIlt'

wasliingzlon l4 Idaho 7

NICW YORK tAPi Mit'ktt)' Oregon l4 Utah 13 Mantle. whit leads the Anicrii-.'in. South League with 37 hoiricrs. will he Gr-nrgia Tcch I4 Xliaiiii 6 lost to New York Yaiikccs Iorlwako Fore-.-t 13 Virginia Tcch 0.

(about five days or possibly for thc Tulane 20 Vhll 7 rest of the season due to a pullcd Florida

20 fills-issijipi State 14 muscle in his right thigh thc club Marylniid I3 Xlii-soiiri 12 doctor said Saturday ltrkan.sas 21 Tulsa 6 ' Mantlc suffered the injury while lVlI5..Vl.'4SlprtI 28 Georgia Ill a hunt in Friday 'l'Ci I7 Kat1Ha.sl4 S-4 Yankee victory over l.St' IR Kr-iitiir-l:.V 7 Suiiuioiis 7

Mammoth Boxing Ccircl

SUMMERSlDE'S RACEWAY STADIUM sarunoav NIGHT, SEPT 24m AT 9.00 P. iii.

--MAIN EVENT- l0--3 Minute Rounds Rctwecu GASTON ROY, Vs. EARL MacDONALD, Charlottetown Vancouver. B.C. Canadian middleight contender Western Canadian welterweight champ SEMI-FINAL SEMI FINAL-6-3 Minute Rounds For Welterweight Championship of P.E.I.

BUD RAMSAY, Vs. HOLLY BORDEN. Summerside Halifax -PRELlMINARIES--

Walter (Young Peanuts) Arsenault Vs. Bobby Quinn niummerside Charlottetown For Lightweight Cliampioiiship of P.E.I. Gordon Grady Vs. Wendall Oliver Summerside Alberton

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Strong-armed rlglithander Paul and a double to Bernie Gallant in .Iay'pitched 19 innings of master- the sbcth. - g ful 7-hit baseball for the Dodgers Pauls usually sharp control was yesterday -at Memorial Field and almost uncanny yesterday and over drove home the game-winning and the 19 innings not one Flyer got city liealgue tlltlle winging fun in me to first on a free pass. last at of t e ten nnng in e second game with a 350 foot double FIRSTGAME , as the Dodgers swept both ends of Donnie MacLcan on the bill for a doubleheader from the Flyers the Flyers in the opener matched 5.9 and 2.1. Jay's 5-hit effort with a neat 4-hit

Jay. a surprise starter in the job of his own. but 5 walks and a second go after setting dowti the disastrous outfield error led to his Flyers on 5 hits in the opener. was downfall. g even better the second time out as '0Iii)' 2 "I iii" Dilflfic” 'i mils be limited the Flycrs to only 2 hits, were earned and 4 counters came a single to Jack Kane in the first home in the 109 "I iii? i0i1Fiii- Mi”

John Smith Winner Of Maritime Invitation Meet

SAINT JOHN, N.B., iCP)-.lohu Third placc iii the tight battle Smith of Amherst won the hlari- went to Don Sinclair. Riverside time invitation golf tournament pro, with 229. He added 74 and 78 Sunday at the Riverside golf and Sunday to his 77 of S&lllI'(IH.V- A country club. The N. B,.p, 1-1. 1,. onc-stroke difference also septum

. . t l J' Walker. Kentville-Wclt- fI';?7f::S;;;al Champion "med 76' veillc pltitii whose 230 was made ill)

of H0. 71 and 79.

The two-day, 54-hole tournament Scores were f.l0llEl'all) cll ,which attracted 63 Maritime amas above the course par 70, A by teurs and professionals. ended in Roi .iuiiiii-y. Halifax am.-iieii NIH la two-way tie for second pI1I'3.g()t'! enough to lead lIl(' irst Both R. J. tMousiei Dowling of round. He then required 80 Ei”'l R2 Moncton, N. B.-P. E. I. amateur for 237. lchamp who had led the field after Wzilker's 71 in the second l'i)illltl :two rounds. and Doug Lewis. an- was the best of the tourney. l.ewis' lother Moncton amateur. finished 72 in the same round ranked next lwifh 228. Th.”-o paced the final ill with it 76.

Lewis won a one-liolc playi-tt to Last. years champion. Alan ')gil-p fake the amateur honors of the vic of Moncton. failed to place meet. His three rounds werr 78- among the leaders. He took ft2-7B- .72-7B. Dowling carded 76-73-79 76-236.

Bay State Pat Sets New Blue Bonnets Track Mark

MONTREAL. tCPi-- Bay State" .'at. a six-year-old gelding from Andrew Perry's Summerside. P. E. 1., stables. sat a new track record Sunday at Blue Bonnets Harness Raceway. with a time for the mile of 2:03 3 5 in the eighth race.

'l'hc tiuic was two-fifths nl a second better than the mark set last year by Star Volo.

Roach MacGregor guided Bay stale Fat to victory in both heats of a frec-for-all pace for the tup xliare. of the &7.500 purse

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Callum started the fourth with I walk. went to third on a sacrifice and an infield out and raced home of LeClalr's bloop single. MacLean passed Ryan and Squarebriggs to load the sacks and Paul Jay un- loaded a tremendous drive liito centrefield that Burke go his glove on but couldnll hold and three nioro runs came scampering in. The Dodgers added two more in the seventh to put the lid on it. 'Ken MacDonald hit I double for the Dodgers while teammahs Le- Clair. Ryan and Jay got singles. Kane paced the Flyers with a double and single and Burke. Gal- lant and MacLean got the others.

SECOND GAME

Kip Ready swapped his trapper mitt for a glove and took the hill for the Flyers in the second game and buried a smart 5-hitter but as in the first game his efforts were undermined by errors.

The Flyers drew first blood in the first frame but the Dodgers cauic back in the sixth to even things up as Irv MacKinnoii sing- led. sulpcd second and as he head- ed for third with larceny as his intent catcher Merlin Devine threw wide and MacKinnon came right on home.

After the first and Flycrs could- iiil got a runner any farther than second as Jayis infield camc up with some smart defensive play be- hind him and it wasn't until the last of the tenth when the curfew hour was drawing near that the tie was broken.