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righthander continued on his owl with the friend to a nearby park- of Iiantlclapping. -

lng lot.

LEAVES PARK - . ,

Newcombe went immediately to; L." Ind,” Then he T" the Dodger dressing room. Theroi 5h9”'d "HY by "'9 Y5"k"'- he changed swiftly into his street Nawlimwolml "Pk"! I; hm”: glulr ilhyrh. - sie e par wcno as C 0 es en accompanied by . led to a court dispute between the lions man and a city patrolman. PllCll9l' 134 I Parklnl ll" 3"9"di

Wednesday Was A Day When Bil Beer Tops Everything Worked For Caseyiliolf Ioumey

"see here, I had Hunter down to run for somebody or play shim. .top, and I also had Siebern and cu-v ready to go to left field maybe. -

"See," he pointed to an almost luegihb list of names under the pitchers, "here were my pinch

"Newk" Plagued By Jinx Thai 5He "Can't Win The Big Ones"

BROOKLYN LAP)-A detected. but outwardly quiet Don New- combe changed into his street clothes quickly Wednesday and swept out of the Ebbets Field- still plagued by a jinx that says he "can't win the big ones." The 30 - year - old Brooklyn

Bill Beer Man the 36-hols Har- vest Tournament over the Meek- end at the Belvedere Golf Club hdefeating Art MacKenzie in ai three hole playoff. Both golfers tied for the lead with 148. Mac- Kenzie had the low net or 142,

Mrs W.A. Beer won the 18-

?! WHITNEY IARTIN .

BROOKLYN (AP) - fats Wu the day when everythlll ""594 for Casey Steagel. 1-ieVas read! to go for broke. as they IIL ll Brooklyn Dodgers got away to I fast start.

Hernmed is by reporters ll

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front of,hls locker alter the 605- vlncing victory for the New York Yankees, Casey launched into N! gravel - voiced oratory. in the midst of which he pulled out I soiled lineup slip with Ill!!!"

weren't going too good." be ex- pounded. ''I had Baur down here for left field, and was going I-0 put Collins in right. Then I had Coleman down here for third bl” and Wilson and Slaughf tor left handed pitch hitters.

SERIES FACTS

I1 Till ASSOCIATED PRESS I

First same at Etsbeta Field New York I)0lM000-3 9 1 Brooklyn 023100 00x- I I 0

Ford, Kucks (4), Morgan (6). Turley (at and Berra; Magiia and Campanella.

Second game at lbheis Flt.-Id

hitters. I was going to use all these men even if I had to use as many pitchers as I did in that second game."

BUNCH SYSTEM All of which gives the lie to tin.

situation presents itself and then going into at range to find mil his next move. The cagey old i-mi, ger had everything planned to n MIT."

That he didn't have in on through these Intricate IIIafIlptlla- tions was due to the fact the Yankees got away to a fast start and. in a game In which tlnll-Nil. max followed anti - climax, jun romped away.

"This series has done a lot rm

were failures. This year they got confidence, which will be good next year.

"I guess you could say the real turning point of the game uag when Yogi (Berra) got that l('(t. (and home run. It was an outside pitch and you know Yogi's wrists,

New York 150 100 001-8 12 2 Brooklyn 061 220 01x-13 12 0

Larsen. Kucks (1), Sturdivant (3), Morg is (3), Turley (5), Mc- Dermott 6) and Berra: New- combe,Roebuck (2), Bessent iii)

Third game at Yankee stadium

real strong."

I BIG RETREAIJING mews-

hole ladi s' title with 90. Mill ;;is Mac ellan had low net with

Menls first division winner was Doug Fraser with 160. Second div- ision winner was George Green-

crammmed in pencil at the Vlrbll-I a uugh with 193. Low net was Gerry - - g :;'".."": -ii no. - . 132:3. '::':::.. wi- "Il necessary Ind 'l'l'3' "C y ' 3 ""” ”” First division ladies' winner wast 5

Mrs Dr. K. Irwin at 113. law not was Mrs. J. Molloy with 82.

p o Documents V On Record Troui

i NEW YORK (CP) A Field and Stream magasine said Wednesday

after it was reported to have been i-aiiuht by an American angler in Greece.

The magazine which keel?! world angling records. laid it had lEquesI?d documents but had re- ceived only a photograph of the fish. Officials said they doubt af-

pitcher. who has yet to win in world series competition and has lost tour of his five series starts.l

three New York Yankee home runs in Wednesday's final game of the 1956 classic. He left in the

kees a 5-0 lead. - The Brooklyn ate -for thatial what he was in winning 27 games during the regular seasnnvloped off the field into what at first was a blanket of boos The boos and catcalls were shortlived. however.l for as he neared the Dodger dug- out what littlp demonstration- made by the fans was in the tormi l

FARM YOUTHS l Norway's 4-H i-Iiihs have grown'

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whet.her' the fish actually was a brook trout.

The 40-year-old angling brook? trout record of 14': pounds was "1 by Dr, W J Cook on the Nipigon River in northwestern On-

'ter looking at the photograph

tario July. 1916-

friend. the Dodger public rela-V

he. stepped along quickly to E

was hammered off the mound byl g

New York 4 I .511 my pitchers," Casey said. ”Lasl ldln('huar:1ei'Ill(l!lI.IOT,ielofre:el:'::'Id:-l:3:,l:ld in membership Irnm 2,000 to lo.-I amouyn 3 4 .429 year Bob Turley and Don Larsen mmk mm mm" 2” mom!" ooo farm youths in the past five GOOD CASH PRIZES

u ant. who says Newcombe hit him. xii. IThe attendant is supposed to have The patrolman. with a quick made an undiplomatic reference lance outside, left Newcombe at to Newcombe”: earl! delfiml"

.that point and the six-foot-four from the game.

STEP DANCING AND FIDDLING CONTEST FOR ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP

To Be Held At The Community Centre. Monday. Oct. 1511!

Enti-it-s to be sent to Box C. E. 0., Guardian. Entries close Saturda October 13, 1 RM. All Champions will compe e with Maritime Cham- pions at a later date.

Brooklyn 010 001 1oo- 3 I I I , N Y It 010 003 01 - 5 8 1 I

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' "land Al Rollins. reguar cagoier u en t e season sa a c. ptwts trying out for. the net po-33081;, last term, are waging a 11. llB"lo:3(llIy':ame aofoaoakogr-sizadzuna 5lll0n with the National Hockeylclose battle for the net JOI) atl (CP Photo) New York 100 2'" mgs 1 2'

Eld.Rbk(5).Dsdl - 'i Box SCORE . . (1.".,.3'c.,?,”,,,';”e,,.; s..,3i,,f',,fi Genuine GOODYEAR Suburbanira De- d B . I ' H l Di'. O. H. PI'IIIIIpS Elected '" "" hm l sign for Passenger Tires and V2-Ton O C L d itnt)00KLYN (AP) - Ofticiali Fifth "me st vnnkpe stadium l & O. T . - T ks-- biis score oflthe seventh game of grooklyn 000 ooo 000- 0 o 0 "EC h. 1956 d eri : T 0 ew Y rk 000 101 001- 2 I 0 to-Ew yol:;o,:(,l:, Ae; Ru 0 A 3 Magline and Carnpanella; Larsen" G" G..r9. 9' if'”.i ------ -- 2 l ; 2 2 3 ..::'...2.:i .:';iLi:-.2 ::;:::- M Pm-nw vz-Ton Trucks .arn . pt. .- , g '--- ii.-mile cf . .. 4 1 l 0 0 0 Curling Association at the annual bonspiel in Charlottetown on the sixth game at Ehbgu )1,” Rmla C I 3 ll lziti l 3 hlleteIllengC'iliitiiIolll:toEisoEiii'llii)1lg l3!IlllCmlId8lelS4lhBnlt)I! sllteelimtifryother rtloillo-lrilniiigll W '3 sknuron . - r' 5 i , 1 t ' , Provincial bonspiels during the (10 innings) C ililhlhfiiidgalii 2 fl T g :l ii aft. cl-Yiliililyg Mach.-od was rc-el- year were decided upon as follows: ..... , Carey 3b .. . 8 0 0 2 2 ohectciilsecretary-treasurer and Pe- Gabtlry Cull - Flrsl shalurtlliy lllll SCVEMII Slme at Ebbets Field Kuclts p . 3 0 0 l 2 olter Sinclair of Montague was el- Ice is available at Charlottetown. New York 22100 400- 910 O Tomi. g g 37 5 10 27 15 o ected chairman of the gaiics com- Physical Flint-'SS TFOPIIY - On I Brooklyn 000 000 000- 0 3 1 ' d b l - . BROOKLYN (M AB R" 0 A nvinibcrs of the games C:lT.lnll(l,lI.I:leS8e:AaIlIl):llI'l(l:l3ll. the game. B9l:::lll(ts f.4'ld CIi":Iral(7iqell?lo':b-Ii mmam 2b ' ' ' ' " i 0 0 6 2 mconimittee iire' Art Sullivan Mon- The Tyro Championships - on t7l Erskine. (9) Ed Cl 99 lie I Lllgigtfr . i 3 2 21 ll;8f.7,lllI2IlW8l(lj:f tfrojsland Dr.HChrIs a datellito be tsegtllater bydthei games nlliandciul figures-se-n VC:Il:pa:lellIE. I A lliltiiisnii 3b 3 0 0 0 I j 'u an ' I "0 cow": "rule. C0mm.ee. B Humm9.”' 9' 9: anc''L"53'732 l SI lll"lg” lb 3 0 0 lo (2, 0lllisEirllli?lrSli1li:mlrlilrlsllldt-llllultll-I ioiiaslltllilllsmilalicliiihliirifkIilllillafhgillilrt office share l -.l ..... ..300n 0. . . i r-. ,

MI:-iiililt'-1's Hf. 3 0 I 0 0 ayiirnlii Mattlzeiztsi iikiltlilileay-Eiiris, Ifll::,tr(Y'Il0let;i(;hll;:IlIlilbnnP representative ClS!g.574.3: 1 ' h h l"l"lm"l'lla C 3 0 0 I 0 olSummersLltirelm:lirapno(rt I I . Confederation Eonspiel -At Char 354.48” ensue. I ."-”w'-'

, o 1 o ' i . ' - ' ,)tW,"”" P -- 3 3 3 ,, ., 0' Those named in the Pravlnclal lotrewwn on a date left in the rt---cm mum - total ...,..- GOODYEAR TIRES-We Use THAN . 8 oz. icir 32c - I6 01. Iar55c 'i:'::lC'lhllll' i ' ' ' ' " I 0 0 0 0 0lEXO(tulIV9 Council were: F, R. halntlshof the Charlott;:olwngC,hlbi games l ' lliachziinc anti .f.S, .llzicDnnald, n is rcD0l'l 0n g .c on Attendance-345.903 . . . . . . . . . .. ' l"l'1Il: w - g gig 3 R 3 (;ha,.i.,m.,W.,,. Ail, Jiihillce and riirllng l-tn. MacI.alne said that Net42,l73,254g59 . ' PfOdllCfS. I Bah"...

inn li( hp . 1 0 0 0 n 0-(.arnei Pet-k. Siimincrside: L.li. he ii-oiilrl endeavour to have the Commissioner's office share - . Woodburfa I rag. gk lfj w;('ll"” - 0 0 0 0 0 nl Poole and Arnold Wiizhtman, lllnn- il958 (tanadllin Hlith School Ch8mP- 382738820 Ii Chooohl" pkg' 1'0"" 0' 3 dmt .1” WV "W P -- -- taguc; JC. lllatthi-its and Arthur nnships held in Charlottctown at Players' sharo (fl 1 ( I i '

as 0 an H I. , ' . rs our games t

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l-irskinc (H). Kiicks 0-0. WP - lmliz. W - Kucks. Leblcwcombe. l' -Bogcss (NU platc. Napp (AD Iii-st hasc, Pinelll (N11) second liase, Soar IALI third base. Gor- nian WI.) left field. Runge IAL) iIi.'hi ficld. T-2:19. A - 3.1.782 lnnidl. Receipts (net) 3233,- ii.'.'t.it0.

ment were read by J. Finley Mac-' Load and it was noted that the association's finances are In al very healthy state. I SUGGGESTS NEW SETUP - A suggested new setup for the Provincinl curling i-hampionshlpsl by Dr. Wendall MacDonald re- sulted in a great deal of discussion

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EXTRA SPECIAL Island BLUE POTATOES, 6 lbs. 29c Island SALT HERRING, 3 for 29c

NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

open competition rather than by the prcscnt method of having each island curling centre decide its own champion and later have the champlon rinks meet at one of the centres for the Provincial crown. i 'In the openl setup each of tiiel fve island rniia can enter as i- many teams as they desire and Rest to 5163')

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