Mantle, Ruih Hit Homers off The Best And Worst

By wiiirivuv MARITIN h! - .,. pi e nasinuc ; NEwI,x,(.)Rh,lx1lIlllx9 is being com- Il ll".k0i;viIit' liuth in everlhllll red A) ll 3 mend su8E95l5 -I but uttll,”l'nL,' relative merits if the check uyl him raced in 1927 and Pll”l'”'.L"- facing this year. . Cli”, '5 king the impossible. M, as well argue that Jack You ml.-V I um lick Joe Louis, or Den)t:”l',l,,f,Tf.,,,n., would knock out Ruck," - j V Juli” L.iii'5lultll(lll1(lll cut1tPHl”e allllellc ”” ” ' ras un- pErlUrnh?lH;:s”:; llffiliaiiaiiie. and will is lift! s.'iv WllPll"'l' the pitch u n t'- I , , ,

Maple Leafs' Training Camp To Commence September 18

ruiioxio iCPleT0W"l” Maple 1:, iii the National HOCKEY :8 up announced Tuesday fall a” .” , ' Sud- ,lB 1 l bur':,.S.l)-l7il;ii- tstllli-'(lill('ll atzninst De- lxll-l iii-ti wings Oct. 13. l I d 'lliit-iity-iiiiic ctttitlitlntcs, tntttk: - ,. W. roiil-:ii:S and six scnu-rec nll(IVP been summoned. The newcomers thlis yet; ggeb lioh Bztun, Gar.V C"l"l5 3 Marl. Pulturd, all from Toronto K550- l)Ul'l'5 "l ll”? Olllarlo noun-y iytike i-i:itiini's Junior A l..0x'ltfll(y B-arrv 3-. iikuk. Cary Alticoin uni V .r ("non (mm Winnipeg W1-11'l'llll'S.ll -mp Western League; Noel Price nnd Pat iianntgan fro") 51- lll'f:j act's Ytinlors, 0llA Ji1Yll0f'AHCEt,- iind Don (laniphcll ni Sdtl .h.yt. yigirio (Zrcyliiiiitids of the Non crn gut.-irio Hockey Association. The five semi-recruits arc Ed

SPORTS TRAIL 1. Phil Rizzuf

Yankee Old-Timers Gather

By ED SIMON Canadian Press Staff Writer .Vt-;w yonx (CPI - It was old-

Timcrsl Day at Yankee Stadium and such rcnmveri Yanks oi the past as Tuinmy lienrich. Red tlnlfc. Charley Keuer and Lefty tlnincz were on hand to win, a round of laiicr-dny applause for A muplc of innings of exhibition play against a team of former fliicatzo White Sox.4

it was in that settiiiii Saturday Hm. tlltl Yankees broke tiie news ilini they had nizirlc Phil Rizzuio ilicir iivwcst old-tiincr.

ii nits hard to quarrel with the diir-to-tiny exigencies that made it lllO(lt"S&l1TY to cut Rizzuto loose in tho lllltllllL' of a season in which lhln N-....im-, (into the ranking .&lltil'lxItl;1 of his time, hztd hecn ciiipluii-ti cliirily its a itzirmuii i-;i.rliiir ill the Yankee bullpen.

'l'lit- icam had plenty of infield- prs and not cnoiiizli outfieldern. !'::1()x tt'uiinii;i- Slziiiglitcr. two wilt ivltl('l' than liiI.7tito's 38 but gm tlllIll('ltl('l' tins nvallablo at. liansns ('tty.

VETERAN WANES

So the Yankees, leading the Am- PTli'Rn League but still needing to llllll down the pcnnnnt. released lllI.Iillt) 1.3 )PlIl'S after he made ills rti-but unit the club. And hlziiiglitcit. iuiniug the Yankees for the second time since he was axed by St Louis Cardinals after a similar 15-year span, came to toxin and started banging out base hits.

it wits the old story of business iiicr sciitinient. But it was given an cxtra twist. as was the Yan- kt-csl release last year of south- pair Ed Lopat, a longtime main- stiiy of their pitching staff. by the timing.

tllri - Tiincrs Day is an annual eiciii at the st:i(lium, giving the

it may have been essential that iirst input and then Rizzuto re- ceived ihcir walking papers that

,last year. ' In addition Gerry McNamara oi "roronto; who served last year as

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, Brooklyn at Chicago - Elukine

-Mahan (0-5) vs Kuck (177) inns a chance to pay tribute to, Cleveland ll Baltimore 4N)- mill? of their heroes of the past.'G.nrcia (10-11) vs Johnson (6-81

ing of the 205 was better than 31 pitchers. ll 13 l0d8y or the hitting wu Thin would indicate that Mickey W”l”55- 07 Vlte V9l'58- in in little ten discriminatory than About all youycnn discover from the Bnbe, who seemed .to have Checking the llst Oi Ruth's vic- his tnvorites, including Rube tims and those of Mantle this year Walberg and Mill GIBIOII. OH is "I81 DO"! Sluggers Played the whom he hit four apiece. Mickey field with little discrimination. hug hit (our of! the Senate '3 Ruth hit his home runs off the cgmuo pucui. dest Pitcher! ,3! Well 35 Nlsleh Seven pitchers were Ruth's vic- alld Manlle '5 dmllg "'9 "ml tlms three times, and eight were thing. two-timers. Mantle has nicked INDISCRIMINATE SLUGGING

lob Lemon for three Home PI1nl,'h0l'lIO rim to no Yulku lwtltllm

and Lou Kretiow, Ed Burthschy, some of the old timers might Herb Score. Paul Foytnck, Bitty argue pitcher! Ruth (lend well ll 509” Ind Virztt Trucks for two Grove. Lyon-. How-rd Ehmlm mh- Wnlbctl. many Mnchdy-n. Earl In 1921 there were three 20 Whitohlll. G9”-'19 Ulll9- T- zame winners in the American Zachary, Horace Llunbee and League-Waite Hoyt, Ted Lyons Willi: Hudlin were better than the and Bob Grove. Hoyt was Ruuy. modern crop. It's largely n cue teammate, and the Babe cli -' oi time lending enchlntment. Grpve and Lyons for one horme A: a matter of inct, aside from run each. Grove and Lyons, the N .Iglnme winners, and Hudlin and sen- Hns THEM ALL bee. each of whom 10. D0119 0' The” ""9 20-Same winner: the others was a ball of fire in l" ""3 league last year. although 1927, winning anywhere from two there are a few potential 20-gam- to 16 gnmes each. 9'5 lllls V9811 Billy Pierce is 13-5, Anyway, now that youtre prop- Lemon 16-10. Tom Brewer 16-6, erly confused. we'll just say We Early Wynn 14-7, Herb Score 14-7 don't believe Mantle will make and Billy Hoeft 14-t1.0i this group his 60 this year, but will even-

Only Brewer has not yielded n tunlly.

in racking up his 60 home runs in 1927 Ruth hit them "oil n total of 32 pitchers. Mantle, u of Thursday, had 41 home runs oii

Chadwick of Winnipeg Warriors. who last year played five games with Toronto; Al acNeil of Marl- boros, who play one game with Leafs: Brian Cullen of Winnipeg, who put in 21 appearances in Tor- onto: Gord Hannignn of Pittsurgh Hornets in the American League, who played 1.8 games with Leafs: and Ron Hurst of Pittsurgh, who saw action 50 times with Toronto

Leais' practice goalie but did not see league action, will be back this year.

Leaf regulars returning are de- iencemen Hugh Bolton, Tim Hor- lton. Jim Morrison, Marc Renume and Jim Thomson; forwards Bill ll1ll'l'lS, Rudy Yiligay. Tod Sloan, Earl Balfour, Dick Duii. Sid Smith George Armstrong, Gerry James land Ron Stewart.

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day, but the irony win inescap- able.

The Scooter isn't likely to starve. He'll collect A full sea- son's salary. probably it full share of the club's likely world series pot. and he has the offer of a job in the Yankee organization next season it he doennlt take one oi several broadcasting assignments for which he's dickering.

ANOTHER ANGLE

That, of course, isnli the point. Everyone concedes that Phil has been well paid for his fielding per- fection, his deadly hunts and his uncanny mastery oi the hit-nnd- ,run play that made him a peren- -nial all-star and 1950's most valu- able player.

When you get right down to it, the thing that makes most oi us uncomfortable is the inescapable evidence that age has caught up with Rizzuto.

Because if it can happen to him, there's no getting away from the fact that none of us are getting any younger.

PROBABLE. PITCHERS

Notional Leasuo

Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (N Law i7-14) vs Burdette (16-8) or Phillips I3-2)

(11-7) vs Kaiser (3-7)

New York nt Cincinnati (Ni- Antonelli (13-12l vs Klippsiein (11- 10)

Philadelphia at St. Louis (Ni- Roberta 114-15) vn Dickson tlt-Di

American League Kansas City at New York-ltlc-

(Detroit at Boston-Hoeit (15-11) Chicago at Washington - Dono- van 18-7) vs Wlesler (3-9)

Truro Pounds .Albions l0-5 To Make H-D League Finals

TRURO t('Pi e Helped by two (it ' . , , . dnt .l -1 . ' eighth y mm": home runs Tmml umh l:l:ll"gS(0i'li1K until the sev. Benin,-nts batted. their way into thgt ml-.llr,i1b tpedm hurled ,-or.-Hui.” and Halifax and District Bast-hall ti e "Ehtii when Albion pm on 1-9835? finals Tuesday night by a lreeiru" l"”5l- llflll Hitau-n re- Poun ing out a t0-5 ' - . . Smlanon Albums. lltlofy UlEFii'1iKl:Il:;;c getting help truin Ken Bt?a1'Cai5 no in , , ,, ' ' . semi-final serii-I; 4-3.9 be; of 5”” lnilliasn Blllmsmllh slanyd Mr M- The 1-mm Chb , p t mu came on in the up in the mm: mlgafg glgrdreajggg ixginxnh Leo Ptalrenti in the lifth, three more in the mm Thm .1 p arr in ie sxth and Jack . - ' h Mt-Ginley i th ' two homers dc . W1 - "1 e el"lllll- in the eizmh tlhlgtng in tour runs Stan Maxwell and Sat Ferrarn

pory mgr the HsiyllH:l':xl::Tl()rl: hombcred in the eighth with - - on ase.

liore Halifax scored three runs in the iiith to Dartmouth's one, But two innings later the visiting Ar. WWI llllllled home three runs and added another in the eighth while Haliinx remained scoreless Tommy B"""wSl” ”l'"l"l lUl'I province hospital.

Wed. August 29. 1956 The Guardian. Page 7

Arrow: advanced to the final: of the Halifax and District Buebnll

Both teams battled neck and neck ior the first tour lnnlngn, llltllh 'each scoring once in the iirst and Itiyice in the second. They battled ”"””3l' tw” Smrele” Innings be- radio said Tuesday n Chinese Nationalist delerter from the in- land of Quemoy swam to the Communist China Mainland on a basketball and two inflated rub- ber bags. He in reported recov- lering from his ordeal in I Fukien

HALIFAX (C?) -- Dartmouth Arrow: and John Stokoe cunciol in the fifth to finish the game. Bill Rybnck wu Hnliiax'l starter League Tuesday night by turning and he went to the ninth when he jback Halifax Citadel: 94 in nu 3'” M9 l""'' T0"? l'l0"m8II-

stxih game Of n bcalol-gevgn 3”-.

The first game of the finals be- tween Arrows and Truro Bearcatl will be played in Dnrtouth co-

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