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By TED SMITS

SARASOTA. Fla. (APi—Thisj is the portnait of a man with a l He has left his office there to single. corrodiog ambition. Heirun, pitch, exercise, sweat and stical reverence for numbers. ,Itrive without benefit of pay particularly round numbers, iwith the Chicago White Sox in He is a solid. 43‘year-old bus-‘i training here.

wants to pitch and win one ma- jor league baseball game.

incssman who owns and oper- ates a large restaurant

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bowling alley at South Venice, , started in 1939. he has won 299iof Milwaukee Braves did it in i Fla. games while losing 242. Like all;1961. Prior to that. the last to. baseball players he has a my-ido it was Lefty Grove of the ‘Athletics and Boston Red Sox in 1941.

The number 300 has become ROBERTS CLOSEST ' an obsession ; No big Winning pitcher active His name is Early Wynn. "It's not pride.“ he says: "I;t0day has a chance to reachi In a major league career that just want :to wiin the sob." 3300. The nearest ls Robin Rob-i

Death Attributed To Freak Fall

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gab,

Iant little Davey Moore has lost his fight to recover from brain damage doctors attribute to a freak fall in the prize ring. Death came to the soft-talk- ing. hard - punching former featherweight champion at 2:20 am. 'in White Memorial Hospi' tal as he entered his fourth day

in a coma, Moore, 29. fainted in his dressing room Thursday

night not long after he lost his crown by knockout to Sugar Ra- mllS of Mexico City. Doctors said that in falling in the final 10th round at Dodger Stadium the base of his skull struck the lower ring rope, causing the fatal damage. He'd been given less than a 50-50 chance to live.

“There .was no change. He just stopped breathing." said his attending nurse. Miss Lor- raine Penner. REVIVES CRIBS

News of the death quickly re- vived cries of critics for the abolotion or stricter control of boxing, pleas that began last

wee n Moore‘s fate was still in doubt. In Ostia. Italy, Pope John

.Wynn won seven and lost 15 lerts of Baltimore with 244. butl 1w1th the Sox last vear and was ’he is 36 and near end of

ithan released to clear the ros- his career. By contrast. Whitey tor for younger players. rFord of the New York Yank- He accepted this blow phill- M— Sox camp at his own expense l in the hope he will be placed on the regular roster at the stonal boxing "contrary to nat- He does not propose to win 300' W?“ .Mum‘gan" Saint D‘ln" ural principles." ifor charity. , 1 5‘3“ 5 mg“ hmkey team “will”; Go . d G. Brown of put his ambition in per-led the 1518M Interscholasnc intensify a move to have theiin either league have won 300 Montague Regional Hia‘ 4’2 in sport banned in this state, .‘or more games, Warren Spahn . a Sudden'deﬂl-h Same 0‘ 51) Sen. Estes Kefauver in Wash-' iyeste ay.

‘sophicaily as most ball'play- e e I start of the season. If he is. he e o . . .

California. long an outspoken , spective. note that only 13 p‘itch- l 59m” A crown they had 03"" ington called for federal regula- . . The teams battled on even

Kinkora High term

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ers do and is back in the XXIII Sunday termed profes-‘will bargain hand over salary? foe of boxing. was expected to ers in the annals of baseballitm‘M 135‘ year by defeating tion of boxing. for two and onethalf

hoore's wife. Geraldine. and at the ‘lo-minute mot er of their five youngsters o 1 mark of the final frame the who remained the I family lscore was deadlocked at 2-all home in Columbus. Ohio. was . the Sam“ banged in two

but Kinkora High School del’catedi“‘“m‘s‘l‘,”Bred goals in the fmal Englewood High 5-3 in the open- i Le" mlm'les~ ing game of the finals for the 15- l Scoring for the Saints weie ' land High School championshipiJim Molyneaux. John lm' , barn refugee and the 1‘0- 1 00n' at Crapaud Saturday night. lLes Affleck, and Cyril MacDon- tender for the title, was grief- B. Basset, paced the winnersiald. stricken. Before checking out of3with two goals and teammatesl RiChards and Camipbell were his hotel bound for Mexico City,3 W. Sherry, E. Rayner and A. the Montague SHINE!- Ramos said through an inter-i McCormack added singletons. The Saints outshot the Kings preter “I don’t know what to} Crapaud goalgctters w-ere‘County students 29-21 over the

think." ale Muttart, R. Thompson and isixty minutes of play. Would be box again. ; know."

sleeping in a nearby room at the hospital at the time of his death.

The 21-year-old Ramos. a Cu-

"1 don't1 M. Stretch. Referees Brian Lewis and Art Officials for the game \vereiPeriy handed out a total of 10 Ramos sought and. Brian Lewis and Moe Goodwinl penalties.

Shoulder Iniury MaySidelineHull,

CHICAGO tAP)—A shoulder injury may sideline the Chicago Black Hawks‘ s c or i n g star, Bobby Hull, but the rest of the team was rounding into shape Monday for Stanley Cup semi- final playoffs against Detroit.

The best - of - seven series against the fourth place Red Wings opens in Chicago Sta- dium Tuesday night.

The Hawks pulled out of their worst swoon of the season to finish second in the close race ~their highest placing in the National Hockey League ' years. They tied Montreal and defeated Boston in their last two games, both on the road.

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CURI‘JNG DRAW

The following is the curling draw for Tuesday at the Char- lottetown Club. (Spares need- cdi

6.50 PM. (Seagram)

Ice 1 —— P. O’Rourke, I Home. Cam MacLean. B. LePage vs E. Tanton. F. MacMclllan. L. Johnston. J. Whalen.

ice 2 — . , Carruthers, H. Peters. H. Douglas. C. MacIn- nes vs. F.W. Curtis. C. Asprey, E. Gillespie. Dr. Jelks.

Ice 3 — Dr, Prowse. W. Rodd. Dr. Drysdale. J.S Taylor vs H Bartlett R Jones. Dr. MacKay, I. MacKinnon

Ice 4 — J. Cameron. G. Kayo, G. Wellner, A.E, Piercey vs E. MacLeod. L. Campbell. Dr. Kel- Iy K. Kenn y.

Ice (M ) Ron Ketch vs A. MacDonald. 8.30 PM. OLD SPAIN

Ice 1 (Mixed) D. O‘Rourke vs Dr. Gallant.

Ice 2 —- C. Maoinnes, C. Hues- tis. I. MacKinnon, A. Callbeck vs A. Wilson, B, Parke. G. Lid- stone S. Simpson.

Ice 3 — E. Ford. C. MacDon- ald, J. Whalen. E. Thomson vs H. LePage. J. Vautour. J, Wel- don Alf MacCormack.

Ice 4 — S. Bryenton. K. 'Dal- Zlel, N. MacNetil, B. Crockett vs 3. Jones, V. Robertson. C. Downe H. Edwards.

Ice 5 -¢ 8. Levers. B. Macben- nan l-I. Gaudle, T. Burke vs Dr. Webster D, Reid D. Wood . MacLaren.

Byes: Rod Mackenzie and A. E. Piercey.

M. Harbour Hos Shoot

T e results of die weekly shoot held in the Murray Hal'- hour Rifle Range on Thu"- March 21. 1963.

James Gordon #7 Fred C. White 93 Bruce Gormley 92 John Gosbeo 91 Harley Fraser so arven Gordon 89 John Hanion 09 (frilly be. u Jim Lelgbtlm 86 Ronnie Gormley U 0 Curling Draw For Montague “"0 Is the draw to r mmem gob today (Tues- 7 on. (it. my) — a. a“? VI. Is. MacDonald. "3-inc— (sum; Competit- ~ . Stewart. . Johnston. P “M. P. iltvan vs D

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Hull iniured his right shoul? Our experience of so years as

and later will have X-rays to determine if he has a shoulder- separation. , Also being treated are Waynel Hillman. who has missed the; last two games with an infected‘ toe. an Ron Murphy. whosei left foot is swollen from an eight-stitch cut, Pierre Pilots had 14 stitches taken on the back of his head after being cut by a ﬂying puck Sunday night. ALL REASDY EXCEPTHULL With the exception of HullI all will be ready to go against the Red Wings, including Ab -' Donald. who was taken off the ailing llst Monday. i “We won't know about Hulll Tuesday." said Coach Rudy P‘ilous. “I feel we will be ready for Detroit mentally if not at our best physically. We’ve broken our slump and we took second by positive action rather than by backing in. “Now we can turn all our thoughts to stopping the Wings and Gordie Howe."

e Hawks. who won only once in ii games during their season. In 12 games. the Hawks skid from a big first place lead, have found Detroit tough all season. In 12 games. the Hawks

Advance sale of tickets on sale all day at Arena. finished with 13 points against 11 for the Wings. Chicago had a

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der three sames ago and it was < insurance underwriters. Is at so painful he could not play j your disposal. Sunday night in Boston. It is dif- ' f‘icult for ]him to raise his arm. ; OFFICES: The hus 5’ 1°“ Winger “’55 "n‘ i Charlottetown Summersids dergoing diathermy M o n d a y 1 : Montague : Alberto“

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reputation, has won only 175. talk gliny of staying in condi- which 15 “ha Wynn is a baseball player in firm in winter with squash and

the old tradition: big, swarthy handball.

(he has Indian blood). salty in u] don't beheye in doing am.

conversation. with a start on 3 [him half way," he say. {mi}

munch Md ' “Story 0f 801“ he didn't use the word's“half‘do it now. I

of last season. aches and pains. anyh.>w nnt‘tem er

, . He more than ordinary. Ive got to the" g-One on to a algal“? sea_

"rm back Here at 215 pounds. IThe Guardian, Charlottetown, Tuee., March 26, 1963. 11

t I was at the end

I haven't any like to win is my 18th in Sep- down the Boston. Red Sox cpl" ." Aug. 1 with a single run and». a few scratch hits. But Bill Monbouquette of Boston pitched ‘0. .

a no-hitter and won.

has done just that and

Can't quit a yearion on five occasio s

. . n . that homered hlm "1 recent way.’ and the" Come link It" NOW Looking back on 1962 and how It is best to draw the curtain Wars “Last winter I walked." he or never. I would prefer ‘.\'lli- close wynn came to his goal, of silence over Wynn's OpinIOI

He holds no brief for the says with dignity. hing more than one. What I' one game stands out, He set of fate.

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