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out for victory with two Bone and nobody on base Spahn yielded succesxive right field singles by Yogi Berra and Gil Mcbougnld.

lit-irai-ti one of Stengel'a three . position men who happened to be on first Sunday took Soahn to I '34 count and then drove the ball ideep into the left field bleechera. j'l”he :l:'h0-foot clout tied the were

First game Oct. 2

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Spam: E. Johnson (6! M.cMa- i

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Second game Oct. 3

Grim. lula: NYK--Jlblllld. Mil- Aaron Torre MItbe-wa.

Fifth gune at County Stadium

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Sixth game at Yankee stadium Oct. 5

Seventh game at Yankee stad- iien Oct. to if neceuary

Manager Fred Haney. the mild- mannered Brave skipper, ouietly sipped I cup of coffee and agreed with I twinkle in his eye. that "it looks like we got I new aer- iea atartlng."

The Bravea were aomewhat subdued and most of them headed for the shower: when the horde

gamedecidlng homer.

"I just shouted: "Oh, yeah!" aald the claaay lefty.

Hank Aaron said he waded Into I knuckle ball to slam his three run homer off Tom sttsrdlvant in the fourth. And Frank Torn sIid he followed with hia first homer ever in County Stadium by con-

. e .- ed h - 'd. Milwaukee 011 100 000- 4 I 0 :- t rt it dmltted not: ill: but tnu. atJostii':;'i5istt:gailr:-idwthe:-iii Inlgfzllruntrhe hrgvce-rsonvent quietly New York 011000 000-. 2 7 2 Financial iitturea (fourth time 0 mo 5 w an Wm I mm W . won at easement to or 2,: .9.-5 ..::.r:ri:.-3:. t:rr:.:;. 9'-......-t- 2.. 2 . h g v '5 c w ra . - - I :i'i:.iS2Z"dfi3Tioiei?i'hni:3.reS,iei't"dtt.”w..h life onidneeeyrgnin Lena:-u. rm-: Mil-1-cam rm: commissioners -um - at Box Scares Amhenf D0590?!

Mantilla with the tying run Vllony Kubck beat out an inlled -'i3l'lle?- 323” ' ml 21 M S d

Grim worked the count on hit when second baseman Schoen- . -:- EIWWSI E53941 - ha MILWAUKEE MP, pg omen! g Ore Un CY Mathews to 2.2 before me muscu- du-nsi came up with the ball but Third Slime Oct. 5 ach c uh I and lentil? I I 76- box more 0' me mum game 0! lar third baseman slammed the. hold ll. "PW Y0” 3” mo 500-” 9 0 3”-35'" "R195-, world series. Amherst won the opening ball into the right field bleachers Bauer uho has hit in 11 M"””'"k” ohoimwk 3 3 rm "1 n m M" An H 0 A E ggmg at th. but of uu-9. for .50”, 350 fem fmm me plan, 34.,-amhl 59,-,” um" uggmggd . Turley Laraen (2) and Berrg. Inc guru i It New You-kf(Al 1 2 1 0 0 an Mumm. Inumeduk 3.”

Out from the Braves' ducout;iri.ple off the centre field fence 3ilh1 P"-"T0 ill Coll!!! '3l . glmesl mm Kubek if-c 5 1 0 0 0 Nu Tm. on Sunday. hem" gm. . .w..-m 04 jacketed 1.1,-.1 scoring the mokie Kubek with the Johnson 45! Trowbrldae t7i Mc- iieudm? immm 3"" ” 5 0 0 1 0 0 Morell on their home diamond In to form Ireceivimz line. One run that, seeedm to Qnsure . Mahon i8) and Rice Crandall Net - Mantle cf 5 l 0 0 o by . "0" M 1&1 W 0"? "WY WWHE "W ham” 0' Y""'m' V'””l'-V- .. (9LwJL"”n' L.Bum' Bat Nu C(5:l';I;g"one" dun .- aw sham" R 0 0 2 it 0 o The one waa Dln ed before Logan and Mamews as they Then came the excmng lufof --Kibek (2) Maude. Mil-Aaron. Pu. p M75, Berra c 3 l 1 1 2 0 In Klmwd N High” the came striding home with the runs the 10th.. Byrne the fourth of five E J'f"m."l'”M 13- .- '1, WWW” " 1 1 1 13 0 0 ' 1'” :euM' ! 3”” "M M” "” BM" ""7 '"""'iY-"K '"'”4'''" W" '" in” row! mm ociiogi s ii o siiiii7cizs' mm "mm 3, o o o o i o Amherst bte to in h "M" hm" m p""M""" JM" N" York 100 mo - ' ' i gommai: 4 o i 1 4 o conaiderabvlventsihlfil. ltYs wnrin;

The ml" WW "iusi WU?" '0. ,n:h,f(, '3,?;:”,j.,P:1fd”d,:;";,”,o”,'”.if,”,i ' c3i'3.'.... to 4 o i 3 4 o of note that Moreii had three Yankee stadium fora sixth game , r . . ' . smrdivlm 1 0 0 0 I 0 0! their Mn" ,1. H, on the wednesdaypand pogsmy 8 scvqplre Donate-lli to examine the ca d I C P Y I emg,,o; be-llill tn: i.2:t:s..";t.-.nd.:::: say DI n i Want are) ;?..""'”....2.” 2. 3 2 2 2 2 .. :2 .23: In ay for tmvelo ert ay's l "L p 0 1 0 0 0 Nu Doha M. Don” M fifth and final contest at County 1 ind BYHIC ra8ed- t Be 0 h I ""1" 9'. C I Mm ..';:”:...::r.1:":'..::":..?.:":: T” "' A' T 9 P we 'l3:::: i 8 8 3 3 3 f:.::"::::.."n::r....”

Whitey Ford the chunky lefty: ' - G; o o o o o o e ' ' who beat Warren Spahn in the np.;:lV:r1;f;l:d”Ce "W" 5”'"”"i”'”" 3! TED iglT9 A an g,i"Y Kwgkifgt ';f”d"dd;':b'l: 13.9.. '.fQ as .5 11:23.1: 0 ';';f”';f,',,,;;',' :E:'a'cu',',",'u, ener will go for the Yanks todiiyi l T 'PULLED MILWAUKEE ( ) f" g HEY " ” d Ml"-uh" (N) AB R" 0 A E holding down a” Amhu,” lam gaiamt Lewdaurdem me win” t ":3. lfheeie sinned to with Txkhfmui Ji3y"e'& :nvi.taiMr:'io "t' didn't know it Carey sot a Suboeudlfuli 21 i 0 1 3 8 0 Due tumor: in the seventh. Am: .

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S KEITH lm 0 E 83 Oil 1? WEV 5 . ' y ' ' of the ninth. Although he went out i Mickey Mantle from centre. Ku- Diff Alllie Dolllleili ""3594 5" m5'H":" &” ti: W m 3 3o'v'3:nco'n M 34 10 3 (1) 3 3 13:5 bc.0L::i1Yd9ll'L1 13 N for n pinch-hitter Jones in thelbt-dlt shifted from left to centre decision in the 10th innlniz arhid hofdPhIm- ;mfdii;l, Tom lb 3 1 1 15 1 0 vii; graded pa '1 Mn Iago . 10th it still was his victory. land Enos Sviautzhtt.-r came from Filled till! NlPW '7Wl9lbei;' mg CURVE l;LL - Mdcod Lb 1 0 0 1 0 0 I It:c k IAm;).ru(t e i .

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tort of th N 8 li- The I mt-iatlon director de- MIMI" cm? 5'''''"i d u" . grlnce Edwa:d f:lv:nd gglfwlxm eided onsthe change in ord'er to Yankee! verified what Berra mango; rein, MIntil'l'a..d mI3or;gr:uh1f)iho M M M F, m pi.ft(uml;ant 1Ataa -1-). to give you unfailing atarting and delivc ,,".”::,'," s;""f: '”E”d,n”'”;'d f''' :""'i m"? ,””""f,' "1"" ,f,';,,' nztother ltey point waa in the med to ..:":,'.l.. o?."fi'.'d sch... ilwatshea (Nl too 400 on 34 ,m:',.'., x.,i'l.'. 'i' t,l'4nI.nN)..n'Bg:a. years of trouble-free aas-vice. 'l'hat'a real

V "" ' " ” "" 0'" ""'" ” "Y '" "' ' alahiii when Andy Carey Id 01 dlenat'a Iacriflce. - RBI - Mcomuhid. Aaron 3- 1 tcovinctdni. iiosmrdiveht 4 in atnying power-the kind you get with an Exfde.

Golf club to hold the Associa- tion'a major tournament in that City next Summer.

The directors also agreed tip- on major changes in the will- lngton Cup Team aeleclion sys- tem and named courses for the aectlonal tournaments to pre- cede the championship play at Edmundaton.

The Association President. Ivan Ca Stairs, Bathurst, was chairman of the annual fall meeting which drew director: from all itectlona nfthe two provinces.

The major business before the meetlng concerned the method d selecting members of the Wllllngton cup team which re- preaenia the two provinces in the inter-Provincial play immed-

lnate the advantage I player might have while competing on his hnme cntirse.

Under the new system. Ill the sectional tournaments will be- come eligible to compete In a regional playoff. This regional two separate coursea on suc- ceeding Sundays. Both Sunday matches will be 36 holes and the Moncton Golf and Country Club and the Riverside Golf Club and Country Club were tenta- tively nan-ieti Ia the sites of the i958 regional tests. The two lead- itng players at the end of the 72 holes at Moncton and River- aitie will be named to the teIIn.

The sectional tournaments. preceding the regional playoffs. -ill he played at the Laheaide 1 Golf Club in Moncion. the Freder-

with I double, and advanced only in third-Ind had to scramble back (ll his belly to avoid belntl thmvrn out - on Jerry Luuvfa pinch single to ahoet centre gum uparta felt Carey atlould have scored on the angle, which would have given the YIIIKOGI the game in nine innlnas when Elston Howard hit his three-run homer in the ninth. As it was

"I was trying: to give him aortic bad balla. but i guess i gave him I good pitch-too good I pu:h.'

Logan doubled and brought in the tying run.

stengei said alter the game:

"We did all right - we came back pretty good. but everybody btated it away. Knbek and Hank

Torre. Howard 3. Bauer. Logan. Mathews 2. It-Mathews. Car?! schoendienst Loan. In - Bauer. HR-Aaron. Torre. Howard. Math- . sacovliuton. S - Schoen- dienat. DP - Sclloendielnt and Tom; iogan, Schoendlenst and Torre 2. -New York iAl I. Milwaukee l 4. no - Spat-n 1

Bauer put its ahead in the 10th but we couldn't hold it."

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lately prior to the Canadianilt-ton Golf Club. the Woodstock , Am.;,."- tournanungl .(;o”- chm .nd "1. 3.15"," 59" By Till CANADIAN PRESS Pete 0Garro and Menan Schrft Oneachuk trlded field goal: ill l in recent years, one member Club. Toronto Argonauta alerted the . ' of the team has been named as indication of a growing in- second half 11 the ll-game Big m1,A'A a result of play in the sectional terest in junior golf throughout Four football achadule Saturday "mum. Ind. R "I, in ac tournaments and I regional the two provinces were conialn- with a 4141 decision over MoIt- N” "t" n "0 .uemmed playoff, the other three piaynrsled in I report submitted to the real Alouettes while Harnilton ”' have been named as n resultimoetlntz hv D.S.l(. Skinner, Saint Tigercata aqueaked by Ottawa of the association's 72-hole tour-iJohn. chairman of the 1lll'l,lI0I' de- Rough Riders lb-I7. namerit. in the future. two play- velopment program of e aI- Mm unigd . mgpway ygggg mg era will be named to the team asinoelation. Mr. Sitiiint.-rs' written might. g. with A", flat. ..a sun "' : I result of the sectional and re-i report told of steps being taken "4 gang aazl with to poiia. ' ' ' ' glonal playoffs and the NB. -4: to promote Junior golf and urg- elm M. 15.. M-pg, ymg -N. muua j”,D.”e”' P.E.l. champion and runner-up:ed the cooperation of all clubl. ",3. "pk, beverryof III will be the other two team rnem- Continued on page it u "I 1! d flynrda the canon toaaed Ianddown paaau'to lg . Quin. 300! Pal II! It Da&'slnalIsuIanssaCna&'sgnata . r "”""n""p'"""'c'd 7”” daav Ulhaastquanabftuha the Ala' other touchdown. III ",4, H g::0l;:.Uft.lIIbhgVIfIl: . Iaethcu...bytklladhnaaf'Iwc... - d I "end nm . ,. , I. . . .. '9 ! scoring in be second quarter . hm pa with a 41-711 laid goal ., n u. area-Hy 1. yaamhy Situation! .15.". gm; 3. gpggga 'l'hwawad2,dIylsahtanwIihaahaaa. . p """"""'”' """ ouiuoeauoha-fauna.-saemor i N