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' ME" wlli" 5” Th"""i"-V ''””'''i I Frank Torre I5. .lohnny Logan 13.
. ,1 EXAMINING TURN-BUCKLES In prctvurslion for the llielx say. P.l-ll-N H. Welterweight
pyper-it-d in tonight's boxing champion. examining uvw wrestling card at Stituincr-tdc and heavier titrn - buckle: .ir HE (lharlir llouan triglit Statlttitn installed ye-It-islet) on ring .orn- Manager, is seen with Bud ltain- ers.
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5 Tho Charlottetown Gssarsllal. Friday, Sept. 27. 1957
NEW YORK (AP) - Charlie, J o h It s t o n. manager of light heavyweight c h a rn p to ss Ar- chie Moore. aid the veteran would be glad to meet Yvon Du- relle or the title "it the money is right." 1
Johnston said he has been con- tacted. alter l)urelle's victory over Willi Besmanoff at Detroit We-dticsday night. by pmmolers from Xlontreal. Louisville and Mlanu. lie also said he expected to sit down in a few days with- officials of the International Box- ing Cluh.
Moore was guaranteed S!-lII.lltl0 for his ficlcttce against Tony An-t thony last week at Los Angcles.i
Moore'Glad To Fight Durelle
t relle would meet Moore.
Johnston is asking 8l0fl.00tl for the Durelle fight.
At Detroit. Durelle was chal- lenged to a 10-round bout with light heavyweight Chuck spieser in a match to be held before Du-
Jog Spieser. brother and man- ager of the Detroit boxer. said a Spteser-Durelle fight in Detroit would draw 350.000.
”Ri;.',ht now a Moore - Durcile fight wouldn't draw anything and Archie knows it." Spieser said.
"It Durelle wants Moore. then he'll take this fight with Chuck." Spieser continued.
(Thur-k Spicser has been lllle. since he was knocked out hy Au-' thony in Detroit last spring.
:” Wrestling At 1 S'side Tonight
I
. . Those ureelling fans who were
I; 5 ' l fortunate enough to have been ' present at Civic Stadium two j weeks ago will certainly make " an extra special effort to visit ' tlrc SIEIIIIIIIII again Itiutght. Two
'4 of the boys. Roy l.eHoeuf atid . I;Terry (iarvln. who put itp such VI a sensational display of wrestl- yi ing that evening are coming back i
I lntor On The WS Players
tonight for a repeat perform-t once, Paul Richard. the refcree,; who added so much to the en-t Iertatnnienl by his colorful an- lics. will also be back again. and the gal who wo.: the ladics' match. Jackie Starr, will be pit- ted against a new opponent to-
Hopes Farm Will
Provide Talent
ST. LOUIS V.-IPI -- General Manager Frank Lane of St. ,lLouis Cardinals -- one of base- lhall's foremost traders - appar-
Harry limrrioads won the pro's tournament that was held on Sept. list. and End. Art lacKeasie was the
up. In the ladies Ros Parker was the winner with Mrs. C. Wood the runner-up.
ladies' prise lists:
Euaaor up-Art hlelensie. Low Netr-A.G. Macldlllas. Winner of 1st Division-Dr. W. MacDonald.
Low Net-Billy Giuw.
Winner of had Division-Harvey Macbeod.
law Net-Sterling MacDonald. Winner of lrd. Division--George Greenough.
Low Netellr. T. Laidiaw.
Hand Champ - Harvey Maclseod.
Senior Champ--H.F. Jardine. Doctor Champ-Dr. W. MacDon- ald.
insurance Champ-A.G. MacMi- Ian.
Junior Champ-Harry Sitnmonds C.N.R. Champ-Wendell Gillis. Canada Packers Champ-Mer- lin McKenzie.
lat. Year Champ-Cy Burke. Merchant Champ-Tom Rogers. wholesale Champ-Don MacDon- ald .lr.
Executive Champ--Tom Rogers Beat the Pro Champ-Don Mac-
i.Harry Simmons Wins Golt Tournament Hold At Club
runni- divisina Ilrs. Illl
Following is the men's and all
Donald. Hole in One Champ--Don Mac-
I
Donald. . Driving Champ-Dr. K. Irvin. Nanlgy snot-F. Ilaclnnis. Lanes: Shot Left Handed -
Boer. lost Improved Player-Cy lurks HIGH Mus (lump-F. Mulls-
diamp-J. lesion. LAD!!! Pllzl us”!
not Not-Hrs. G. - Winner lat Division-llllaa Iris Ilacuellan.
Low Net-Mrs. A.G. Mat-Millan. Winner Ind Division-Mrs. ILC. Trainer. I
law Net-Miss Welms Whttloek. 1st Year Champ-Mrs. C. Mac- Donald. V
I Hole Champ-Mrs. Saint. Business Girls Champ-Mrw K- Jnhnston. . 13 Hole Champ-Mrs. T. Laid-
law.
Runner Up-Mrs. W. MacDonald Beat the Pro Champ-Mrs. R. Parker.
Runner Up--Mrs. w.s.
. W I I 7 Ti ' 13'-' " ” ' s..t...iu..n- " auloiumssvutumv WIIIIO SOX , - atugutsu.-un.m-iiuis 9”” !'.”"' ts-Istvstavsmthtui . camp assessed 1 s ( mu, CHICAGO W" - DWW !oyt.ack.S&f1lla&(x ""l'P" risen 'l'hnrsdI!lvli-tually as-n4.Vtlssa;!1schar. been and T 'Vn I silirst d.ivl- Ill and IAN). V-FOYMCK: Ia- I L Pd. GIL aim has in the Ame:iml'l-d-r- nnnmd '”uuvarii 1: 3'3: uuinhrthsnrsttinseslnoepu.-cu,”.'.'.,..cu”"”.mn. "1. rm” ”"”YW"'WC”"l'””' v.icuiuniusanu;rcry.numii .7: 14 "sun. 5” 3'3" T5” "TI "" m” "k' Portoearnro II) and 'nIoI'lII0l- Cleveland 74 idea gm '”"V'”""5i”'l"”'P""- L-Jr.-ryaa:'xcy-noun-on-aalunoro rs-igloo: 'm”"""9I””""'V "”" - lanseacity I7 ssiaatss-1. Ilutoraadnuhelaupre NEWYORKIAP)-Probahlowuuluu 5 .3.” served the victory for starter” plunentnetoday'snislorleaetie Paul Foytaeh. who was knocked Pmtl. ' out In the seventh inning after allowing onlytw ohltaIothat.. ' A-WIS-I 14'8" allowing only two tilts to that New York at Boston - hirley , . point. The Tigers made six at (11-6) vs Ntxol 0141' S their Ilne hits in the first two ln- Nab-I L.u.. nines off loser llll Fischer. nlmmu. It wuuum. (mg '""::-i"r'--"""”t-- an GIIAIIGE 'w"GmG "EL" etli-It VII Jan (1-I) Artiu ti lug , In I. r Kansas City at Detroit tN)- - shells tliiw drolps liivto ceneiiir; Urban (Ht vs lunnlu (19-ll targets. have been used since the Cincinnati at like! IN -' - lath century. Harris (0-0) vs Ill-O).
Low Net-Mrs. S. Weir. Junior ChamwMiss Gail Must- ard.
Hole in one Champ-Mrs. Johnston.
Driving Champdllrs. Novelty Champ-Mrs.
Kay W. Beer. Dr. Irwin.
Most improved player Mrs. G. MacDonald.
Ea-on or'EtNo'si';'.TMWi Anything Could Happen
R Carr.- Longest Shot Left Handed-MrsJ
GIRLSI
WRESTLING
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TAG TEAMSI
lArmy Medical
night. Add to all this excllvnlvni, the fact that tour of those spor- lacular tuidgcls will also be show-t ing their wares. and yoit have I card that should surpass any; wrestling seen at civic sladittm this season. You people who missed the show of two weeks ago cannot afford to miss two such perforniant-es in a row. The midgets are all strangers to the staditim btit reports have it'
It-ntly plans to slow down a bit.
Lane said Tltitrsday he hopes. the Itedbirtl farm sysletii wottldi provide talent for the club's nut- field in 1958.
The club also needed a stronger bench, more lcfthanded pitching and heavier hitting to bid for the pennant next season.
White Sox And T
. tor the Island Intermediate "8"
lllorell. the King's County Base- Immediately following the con- ball League (fhiampiona f lylave I clmion 0; the n,-,..' -L goneione up in I e best 0 t reel - ,- H ,1.- series with Tignish Royals-Aces T",""” I" B"M"u' 5 him i an in the Sourls area are req-
Championship. The winner of uested to turn in all entries for; this series will not only annex . tug"; plgy berm-9 mg pnd of ihc. the Island title. but. will big they week The bowling alleys npenedl lslandis representative in Msr- U1 '4 k H d; itime Playdowns. i 1' Vi" ' '" "mans "g" ; lgroans are heard. the reason on. New muscles have been re-dis-l
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SUMMERSIDE CIVIC STADIUM FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 9:15 PM.
MISS JACKIE BURKE
Canadian Champion
Corps
i
Learning first aid is your first 'step in ad- vancing to the rank at
skilletl medical assist-
that they possess a" the wrestl- ing tricks and put on a show equally as good as liittle Boater.
NPIW YUIIK tAPt Values, pilsliltins and numbers of the el- igible players In the 1957 world series. I
New York Yankees
Pitt-hcrs-vTon.my Ryrne 23, Al iCI('(lllf' '14. .lrt Ditniar 2R. l-Id lwtitti-ti l”m'rl.Ili. Rob Grim S5, Jol-nnf Kucks 53. lion Larsen ill. I in-obby Shsntz 30. Tom Sturdivant, 17, Rob Ttirley 1'.-l. '
kt
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..-.........-.-.;-.. T ' l(1'atlrl;t-rs Yogi Berra I. flar- It .t .- 1'9. To 1' lnllflllfilltitiin i Andy (Dirt-y 6,
y.Illl'l'Y ('oIcniau 42. Joe Collins I5.- Mtss Shirley Starr taliovct of Tony Kubck 34, Jerry Lumpe ll. Washington. D.C., will make heriGil .llci)ougald 12. Bobby Rich- firsl Summerside appearance llllardum 29y mm-y stmpmn 35, tnmchts wrestling card at the mu sktm.-.,n 14, Sttmtucrside (Tivic Slzuliutii iii a ()”lhpld(Irg uymk Bnlwr 9' El,- Wlnlrsl PILIEIIFN Wlhh -'4'”'K'”.stot. Howard 32. Mickey Mantle m"'k"- "I9 ('”"3””'" w'”"""Tl'l, l-Tnos Slauvltlcr 17. W"-'Iil"II Cl"”"Ili”"' WI"'" Manager--Cascv Stengel I7. ability as a Wrestler was ably Cnmh" gg Fl;-nk Cmnm , d'''"""'"''''”I "' ' P""'”'"” "”'cimtti- Kcller in .lim Turner ll: pa-arance here two weeks ason Milwnuke; Rn". f'tlt-litirs Bol Iluhl. lfl. llave. Jolly lti. Taylor Phillips 17. lloni hlt-Malian 2n, Warren Spahn 2l, Gene Cnnley 22, Bob Trowbrldge J0. Ernie Johnson 32. Lew Bur- dettc 33. Juan Pizarro .14.
'l..op:z-STi;1”swi With Sox
('aIt-hcrs- l)cl (irandall 1. Del
V g H g Rico 7, I'arI Sauatskt IS. c""'M'” Mu” ' "W h''''”. lnfIcldcrs- Rod St-lmondicnsl 4. ca Lentil” Il't'""rl-PM” ("W rt-iix Mnntllln-5. Joe Adcock 9.
monmr Al bow for the 1"-ill Nlppy Jones 25 Eddie Mathews season. l I '
"”P" "'"' ”""" '4' "l””"-'" fltttfioltlcrs tum time 12 wPS' Ill” -V'”"' "'I”"' 'Ii"”'i'"I1 likwv-ilvtlllllfllllll 42 Henry Aaroii 44 land Indians for six ycart. lrd Amh. PM-k"4'"g ' the Shit to their highest finish. Mianngngyrm HM",
"ll" l”"- Coaches -Johnny Riddle .1. Can-
and his troupe. The show two weeks ago kept the large crowd in a delirium of excitement. lfy they tell their friends abotit thist there should be It record-break-, ing crowd tonight.
' HIHIIEEPT
Smith Signs With Phillies PlIll.AllIClil"HH IAPI Phila-
ldelphia Phtllics Thursday signed
manager Maya. Smith to a new one-year contr..ct at a raise in Ply-
Smith. who will lie handling the; National League club for his? fmtrth SlI'8lL'llI st-ason. broiiitlttl the Phils ltotuc fifth this year. In. mid-July the team was In first' place for 48-hour: and remained in contention for the pennant tin- til August.
Salary IPFIIIS of the ucw con . tract were not dist-loscrl. Smith; reportedly recetvcd Sllultlfl in: 1957.
S'side i?ii&7. A Ch'ship Game
Summersirle is going to have
Tigers Get Near
CIll('A(l(l tAPt -A Officials 0! tlu- tlliit-ago White Sox and lit-
Rob Connelly regained his pit- ching edge that has served him all season. and pitched a great game to aid the cause. Bob. who wwas knocked ottl in the last
troit Tigers huddled Thursdayy
ovcr a possible trade of ”namey
players."
The Tigers are liclicved to be interested in oullicldcr Larryy floby and I-atchcr Les Moss of the White Sox. while the Sox are said to be eyeing Harvey Kuenn.
Vice-Presidents Chuck Camis- key and John Rigney and field Al Lnpei. rehirccl Thursday for I933. ('(lIlIPTI'Pd al- most two hours with John Mc- Hsle. Tiger personnel chief. All declined to name any names un- der discussion.
year to accommodate the Hall- fax tcniu whose age limit has been one vcar older than the New Brunswick - P.l-Ll. limit all season. This will allow .P.'cl- dle Boater. who has done some pitchlit: against the Charlotte town Abegwcits. to toe the slab for the home tcnnt. uith a sen- sational young Bcthcl in reserve. It also permits Dennis Arsen- ault, the young cnlrhcr who play- ed so well against Cliatham in Stimmcrsidc, to get back into
action It is rxpcrtcd that Ar-i acnaull will catch Routes. and young Gay will be receiving:
Rethel'ii deliveries if Rethel is
game of the league finals against Peakes was in great form on Sunday holding the Tig- nish sluggcrs to only one run.
l
y 'l'hanlis In leaguc play. Morcll T looked the bcttrr in against lihc nculy formed Tignish tram. Tiiznish. back in competition af- ter a two year layoff tried hard but could not cope with the hel- ler conditioned Morell squad.
llnwcvcr. don't sell them short They fought hard. and they didnit give up. They'll be going all out Stinday to stave off elim lnatlon. And in baseball. like a lot of sports anything can hap- pen So Stintla.v's game, or games. as the case may hc, should provide plenty of excit- ins moments. v
Macltonsld. affable first nine- man for Morell rcrctvcd ta nnxtv I gash on his leg during the course of the game and had to be re- placctl. Whethcr or not hr-ill be able to return to action this coming Sunday was undetermin- ed at time of writing. A great team man. he'll be missed lf lie"; unable to play.
Puts .Vlat'lnnis. Mort-ll's fiery
ill b d h . I III a Maritime Championship base. called in to relieve Eddie. otheri:fg;ff'inn?::Tpi:s yi:":':,';,dn"
ball game for the first time in ball players added to the list consiswnt hm", hm M 13".. M,
l
a good many years. The Sum- are Gerald Ranahan and Georgel has,” bpp" mun”-ting (M .13". mcrside Midgets will play the Llx'k.v. and possibly one or Iwot 3"”, you may mv, mt,-d "mt. llalifnx Royals at Queen I'lIi1a- others. it is hoped that Sum-y hf "ray return in (Mm.
bcth Park on Saturday aller- nnnn in a sudden death same for the three-province crown.
"TI" '"m' "'7 in”. ""' "'5' nle Rvan I Charley Root 31 satisfactory." Lopez said. i ' '
The age has been raised one
mersidc fans will rally to thel support of the local team the managcment'of which has It fairly large guarantee to meet. I
covered. 0
MIDGETS
WRESTLING SPORTS ARENA
TWO TAG TEAMS MIDGETS and . IIEAVYWEIGHTS
- TICKETS - - I000 - RINGSIDE SEATS - I000 -
I RESERVED SEATS on sacs; NOW AT
FRED LAMIROS
GET YOURS EARLY FOR THURSDAY, OCT. Srd-8:30 p.m. AVOID THE RUSH
I No Time
Admission: 5!) cents. (children); rush 51.00. ring-
side 51.50.
Advance sale of ringside seats st Bostes
Pharmacy.
--vs.-
Miss SHIRLEY STARR Washington, D.C.
no TEAM Msici-I
.u)Y LEBOI'2lJI" It TERRY GARVIN
mV!.: BERNIER FORTIN s LAURENT FORTIN l MIDGET WRESTLEERS "P" ; no TEAM MATCH 1 NOW . . .
2 out of 3 Falls '
l'I6l)R0 MARTINEZ & PRINCE NICOL -vs.4-
LORD CARLTON E LITTLE BROTHER JAY
I Fall Match JIM KELLY vs. J. JOHNSON
not. You can receive
during your spare time this that-cless and get paid for It.
training
Limit
l . . . on Wednesday or Friday i evenings to
I Medical Company
II. C. A. M. C. - The Armourles
; The Recruiting Oftlou I Cliarlotolowa
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Sundayls game starts at one! o'clock. ll Tignlsti wins. the sec- ond gama will get tinderwnyl
Yankees isaiving Mick For Series
NEW YORK IAIN A Ml:-kcy Manllr and Bill .Skowron rt:-I mained behind when New York; Yankees left Thursday Ior their; last road trip of the mason--It ttmv-day visit In Boston. l
Manager (fancy Stsngt-I said he. w.1nled to give hnlh men A chance to rt-at st homc for thc world sor- ic: that opens Wcdncsdny against. Mi'wattltce Braves. '
Mantle still is badly handicap- ped when he has to hit leflluindcd nsatn-I a riitltthanded pttrlier. The switcher inn”. bother wlicn he hat: righlhanded. so prcsumahly he will be ready to swing freely Wotlncsday lf Warren Spahn. s lnlllhpaw. starts for Milwaukee. an expected. Mickey's left leg stun splints that sent him o he; hospital for a period still hnnu-rgt hint
Altlimtgh Mantle is expcclwl In be ready to play In Ihe up.-ii-M hobbled or not. there is no earl- atntly about Shnwron lle iniurr-d his back several wrrks ago and; tried to play tr-n soon I: .1 rc sult of the re-injury, Skowi-on hast been unable to bend frccly. ,
Mantle and Skowrnn are the only two Vnnlie .1 who are not fit INI ready.
MG FISH
Tuna: fish. lou prolilie in the Iatiterrnacea. mey reach to ht II Iagll and LI! pounds
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Jim sssvtssitst: was AIRAI At
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RACING SATURDAY . at 7:50 .
STARTERS WITH POSITIONS
AT l!H.I EACH-Iv-O
1 Premier 1 Wetter.-1 Jnlly ltmt; J -nmtlltmrlz A Jntlity; . A rsmmsr Boy. 7 Just Barbara; I. Just Betty: 5
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l- Allie Dndlms. 1 l'ml.v 303'. -1 -Ir-Ility Clea: S-Gay spirit. I-Peter federal: 'I--Mnrlell Woody.
George; A Lastly
I -Ken
Arm-rlca's Are: is C. P. Clea: Spl;ltr also OIIIIDIQ-PIIQIQ.
D PACI-I DAG AT Silly Rod: 1 (ianaoalrs 1-Porlterjs Ptrh
L Jnll de: C-sandy Yorhe;
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4 I I PACI-I DAQ AT IlI.0-N0. In I Bile I Suffolk ('htef: S -Ranldez 3-Brian”: Imam. 4 Ihin'IIp I. t George
; 1--Jean D. LPG;
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. I-Pepsi Tint. 'I-Econ; l4Mly Drnce; alu
CHE!-Iqhfa Abe; Joly Elli. I D 1'10!-I HQ AT SlD.Q-N0. I
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i-Pale:-on; 2- lmnrs Dream; 3-Captain Morgan: C-Pro errant lmnl: 5-Ginger r..; 3.-Cmnlo French; 7 -New Forest; I-
I-AAII Budlong:
1-colonel Dashing; s.any K: lngnn: 5-The amt; C--Rolf: Item: 'I Mfldalv; L You-tene's Pride; also ellstblel--Toinrny mm D.
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Ts””8EmiI NEW TIRE SALE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 a. 28
NEW WINTER TIRES i . We will give you SILI7 tor
the old Tube Typo Tires of your car or
Sl2.00 for the old Tubeless Tires of your car, on tho-pun those of now TRAILNIAKR WINTER TIRES. '
EXAMPLE 670:1!-'TobeTyp'o . slits '17” En. -