Joe Krol Back In Foolball; Will Do Kicking For Argos

TORONTO (CP)-Joe Krol, once himself the title "Mr. Football-" he scored 0 points with Wildcat.

. H rotlrodmldway iieandinluhwhcnltegotalpoin ll" ”"” :""' " c”"”'”' "'3' 19630 IOIIOII with a line . with Aim. at 10 union. " basll.Ilaibl:icP.ed J g "ed the So popularmwaahdba wulgi '.:(rgi: lclf-bred 409 llointc iii icheiiiiin . . . .. WVG-P 0e- I fans that ey do oe to 91!. Dy JACK HAND but Mantle may not be ready. Thellhe record with a 16-4 record for righthander who 'atlll('l'( out 1.-1 l . rruesda Se L t t mg ha”-back in Cum. Day" ud uve hlm . c.l- nnd Sunshine said Krol will do Mr NEW YORK (APl7Carl Furillo final decision on the Yankee centrel20 previous series and five straight l-allks ll” 3 59”” rewld "l 1953' Page 6 rlhe Guardlan yr . p 9 gig: ekilotlgfllllwhen he W” only 19 other gms. kicking In suturd.yI' mi F"

rested With 8 Ctlld lllid Mickey fielder probably won't be made under Stengel from 1941! through grxgiblvvyithwi:lh:;.0r.i;0h:li:::, and who was vnlnd necnndgomongl "The km; .5 than .11," they game against the lugue.lendl,,

Mantle tenderly felled his illillfetil until shortly before game timell953. l 3.6, - W”. W. T Conacher as the outstanding foot: called him ' Molltfel Alouettel. . right leg Monday as Brooklyn Dod- Wednesday. Stengel confirmed his earlier an- alir gaglwsfzogezz proggilslkz. G Y I p balcl: plagier offr the halllf-ceigiturg in w1lt(;olthl;eS!8Ji:l hlIel:.:yll'l:l'1i0w:::: i' a an: an esspo.aree o , Phillips Wins

tiers and New York Yankees held "it feels better," said Mantlelnoiinceinent that Whitey Ford , , r tililll W0Tl(0lllS in their Own Parks after swinging away for about 10 (18-7) will work the opener and sggliimitgitz :1uaV':S0';ieiislbi:)(;.:viS(ileI1d come out of retirement to do the Olitlirlo Mustangs in 1939. Before

. . hr wednesdlyls wllrld 8"” "ll"””'5 3' "lo llil"lll"g "l mam Tlimmy Byme ills) the 5”""d' the best of seven series goes to a kicking for Toronto Argonuts. He that he had a year with Weatern'n -” " A i is as iiiiunieiiinte ciilti, where he sho.

nlwner at Yankee Stadium. Frank Crosetti. Batting lellhanded. on the theory that his leflhandcrs mh , C, L bi M5, and . Furillo is expelled to be in the he smashed one nllch lnm lhe sec. would he more effective at the l l”",le' Til a,"llPh 'llh , l . . . H H ,h d Krol said he will put on his earned acclaim as the greatest oneninit day Iineun at his usualinnd deck in right field. However. staiiiuin than at Brooklyn with its lag" Hillel”.-)li”"l l l l 9 9 '9 clynfln Wllllllstof K('Clil:l:Iiiltllill(:n:l;1l;ll;ll)lii lni:tik5o:ptgttvri:;Ilium Nllcggb cleats after a years liiyotl at the halrhackc llltlljimolft ttlgclelpllva i-un- Len Phmm . onwm Man .."l"'.......mm..m held Spolgllr m?..Ludg"S he 5”” ””'ld"il W" "eel-Vi "mead wnvenlenl 'e"”5 l” rlgh”'a"d"l A sflliilli ('l'tIW(l of close to 70.000 boilhtli e kcul chiiiarii iunshilli) at the lum with The annual banquet request "l firs” team m-"age: n” in an an on I ' horseshoe champ. won the singli- of goiniz to the outfield. he toolaiilhlttelrs. h h is rum to Jam lllr St-illllllm Well Ellilarlolilijosvell Gun glut: on satiir- of the club was held following the S:::;l'":j mm Regular REGULAR ALL-STAR title of the Brighton Club last oiv...' . arutind with a first bascman's mitt, Un ess he as in iisc im on I . . . , , tn , gng hy defeaun J k M i I T Just in linihcr uilv relief in the first two. Stcnizcl "(1Tiahlaitilt- plltvs tho Yaiikoc gall,"lug!lid)(liiiikcBilit?k:kt5ctiihlliiiit(l;: shlt:(()IIll0WlllR ill'tl tho l'lIlIlPl9lP rcr z::;::rw:"Ie:' Srmonn 2::':l,:ja:w:i: In the years that followizd he games lo ll 3 ac c.C"””l b big l'Il .-i tR h (E l'r5i , . ,1' . .. . , . . 2 . r , - s - ll-i Lin r e . ll l l l 5 mi: n.:.I..-hf... .::::'i?i.;l.:.t' .;"'...::::l :32. right "':...:::::..::""i: "' "” ins i""wiicl"lJ1ia5ea?"iiti”niitiii ..?:'.:i..lZ.::l.lf'.i".i.: ::::.'l..";':::

.- - iii Ott ' A l St . Despite the iloiihi iilintil Mantlirs "llllllilllll with Boll Turlry ll7'l3liiianii aaiter in right. Joe Collins sneer with 43 us nor. ,giklm.,.lSKEET "' W” V” ”5 "" nlaylniz carried him to Grey CUP nnment until this coming weelteiii

status. the betting mEn' stretchedlzzgn tpiiialzlerlliiiiloitilll he on first. Billiv Martin on In the trap. out oi so birds. Wil- Club Champim awn" wm.iS.MR. FOOTBALL svlligglbizltgnsiglprmgfllilndu ; if; llAtr :01: ilhlliatg l;'l:z:rIt:lelfrl1l.:Ent:)l takfiiart the odds laiorlnl; the Yankees to sciond and Gil MtDtiugald onn . , , . . . . . . . . . 95 ll by re nt - ii: i 4 "15 X 5ll- K i iii-iiin his aisin nd lIl1945 46 47 so and 52 sitturda o t be 13 to 10- The Yanks remained the? "9 ll” ” lliirrl Sttlltfitll is "it'll ll9lll'E'ell Rllii Class A winner. Ron Atktusuti his rtilptfn field Eitnning peaineil his He wool the eastern Canada for theyiloulfleis lrhllllstli The lldra 61 5 -hi "n th n ,A f l - v v .l ' ltierrg C Icman for shortl e . - . . l , , . . . . . 9 ma e tit Well Old Case is onirt- Elildlll a a raters, ;ir:ille(.I(,lllne,n:lplel fr: 1 9:12: LOES Hm SMOM) "LT l7)llllt"lSd'i:xpDt'lP()l toiiltian toward the E13;;0:(:L;n(::l;5xAwl?u"'ler"p' G teams six Grey Cup victories and scoring title twice-in 1944 when 1.30 Sunday afternoon. I-Tel'llll5 Elle? I lllil59 0i "ll? Neal Yanks wouldn' do it and 19 to ll Walter Alston. Dtdger rtiaila:.'er. veteran st-ooter . O ' i -i i V G-ll 'l 39 I Wllell lie W85 retlufed ll? llie ltlle that the Dodgers wouldn't win foilrlsaid Billy Lhes llll-ll probably will if Mantle can't play. there coilld xC5i(iiiis-S glgzgnnleiri giiiliineifiuliiii thrtl ' F gm! srbhy the hC-lFVl9lal'll'l lill'llallS straight . (start the second game at Neuqh-c all sorts of changes. Against a H n n Hogan .39 X 50!. (Gallant wont nu a P91 W 0 W35 ill? l-.i9l'llli5 The Dodgers. of roiirse. neverlYork. He hasllstetl Don Newt-ombc:rilziithander, Niiren could play MONIRLAL, (CF):-.l. C. (.ar- shnollnn from Hnganh W0 D I o rt that elP8S0n- A mznigefi llll: hklltve wnn ha SFTIESH This will l:eji20r5ilas his opening day pitcher.lt;'cntile.dlcai'i:ig Bob Cerv or Elstonn nllne, the fleepfooted halfback class C winner, wallgr (tar-var . , I various one an as mo teir eight try. T e Yanks hndl Car Erskine ill-Bl, annlheri owar in ct. d b T W A. on ms, .35 X 50!; class c Runner-up, P O F n . ups and downs than the average 7 mpzetin hZ,un”:?nM(mdalg wamlk Lloyd Mt-Callum v30 xr50l. HALHAX lCPl -Richard IKM roller coaster. Stengel was prat-I-l. ' l 1h g yl mdn TRAP AN”) AN P Ebs Th 25 M on R h Honward ofwllialifax scored an Illl iMll.V I disgrace to the Dmitri: P d N C h F rigs lover wt enera ' t nub Champmn. (-lN,,,, wlllls By THE C I R i e -yeairo awa on: an .mous -round decision over ygnkee izrey when he failed to takel ager Vic Obeck of Montreal A1ou- Ml X 50'. Runnelllua Llnyd MC. Bobby Simpson. me man Wm, Rider scored two wuchdowm Sub phmdelphuk Buu Mark h "h the New Yorkers to the W0l'lrl; ellesg n In caiiilm r36 x 50:. bankers ..h,,. hands. ls providing urday-one on an interception and feature bout here Monday. series in '54 but now is again riding. . wawersu asked by Alli” 0" ,0 solid mm; ma, he-n J-us, about (he the other on a great catch-to Howard. the Canadian linln llillll Willl lli-i lllltlll Wllllllillll ill. BOXING GOSSIP Onfrea Jr, ana Ians l9""" l.”"l”'5 5'3" ll" (','”lb:f,', niftiest Canadian - born football ll00l'-l ills Pllllll-lolll t0 40 ill the Wellilll tlllmrion. showed the "W" "R" 'a"k”l "l ""3 Ya"k”. Sir - if the price was right i W19 umliA)welidnRel:le:)S'la:li(ii Hamil CHlCA(9O lAPldFii'e flashed player in the country. Nearby Bl” F""l' "”""ll "'3' ll” "W l” ll”,l:l"5 "mmk lb” Callie" llllll l-lag pole. C -V vb” k V ? l f, M 1 MOM.mmL nun Lou” PM nanwd mach M m? Mmmeal 0t awn us . . V , Z V I 7 h I .t H; every mm thrown at him. or near hruzzi of Montreal Alouetteh who to t e Canadian title as he got tilt ". ob? his( El QVlf)Yi:'4ll1linigiA'O lilid S3ll0l' -"l4lrVeilll:llld assistant svuut Jttttior Canadians it was announ- ion Tiger Cals dim; till illri:&iti:)l S"l""fl" -8 imtih Ol-Ia6wlli)(il:1eP Si-lice him this season has been lurned couldn't add to his 45-point count nod from the referee and twin of mm.” were is W" the Bmnki be ihaiteiteliiev l.'til'rl(l tine Willi , llllei ll'l0llll'?8l l'8rlHiiIL'lli ccd Sunday ii ilthal: ocliiijiftihbiiahiili thiev wfiiillf S l.l"aH(l'Jli fllhllrlfall Cicero Tr-at-k into a touchdown. la" w"k""d '3al"'l' Hllmllmn jugiges la a" 1?" htwlzl r”4lg'di lyn Dodgers and the world series t l h ,k . . . -..,- d ., . P .. 1 . d El . gill , , . t i l , j,. r l , TigeraCats. 9Wi'ii' We 8 e l . Mom to mmend wiih hm Case pmbabiy MOE nlin?i' ' 9- - b ' 30 i Ginl'iiiilt()lllEilliii7iiii.mlin;liii ll::Sn:1lLi:llel l.iiciiisMl1'r(iihiierwligifadietts creiiifilie -Caroline kindwallifilh hthelouletoliileiid omuiitlsl ldmhaihlwbelliiiriiillurlgrlire Statistics mmpiled by the Cam” "oh" . isn't worried too mitt-h for in five F 2 r. ltilldlk. gl":,'lL el ) 1. IE: an in me NHL and now mach or like ill ml? hull. null claimed bk) rep” " " P ' R s dlan Press show Abbruzzi and Fill” l'l0W8Tll it Was his best per. mile "' ”"' llllhl "'9 lellks ll?” 12,9 em. (:,"ln' ll, '- 0 iltiii: Scailili-ll,'(3l t-ooleii but the battling rri-iii-in Montreal Royals of the QHL. but iiiiiini ore tiling carouhr will PlT'l'SBUR(i. IAPI . Fred Y Y simpsllll "" "'”'l of the field l”'"'".'" ""5 Y9”- nippcd the Bi-ooksnant the wire En alziifmarxgiaddglewiqgllalirfwn uh up :man gm lM”.m,””M rm," pnulmn Passziilor cattle to the Habs oh. lillaeve lm"('alk mm-rv in terms of ilaney who sitzut-d as itiailziger of far h&nili)ra laikelll95:)yTM0n.:TeAl'g bol;lea;'I1en tE:.fi'lceel:"lel1:l( ttklile ffaltlu every occasion. course te . i i " - .t t i . am-,a.lr,n rnnr wart agl) rrom i l the PlllSl)ul'gll Pirates in 1953 ex e ster l'l . om racy. e run but D d b h n S .d ' d N In pnnenl wlll hr. 5, l-lllgky negro ladnvla the sign S)slLlll and that hclll- ill 3 l n . r n , Alouette money. n . r . U l. . ,, . i L I 0" ' l . thl d l wull-orced to back away mm, (I:mi:riandai;a lllllpegnzlfile lead krmwn In the mm ran”. as Louied mm a gmd dear his job as head of the Detioll when carollnas tr-lease was out of fiiendahlli Rfiihkeycenays TORONTO. (CP)A- Swimming 38 pninIt:I:ndlB:l:ky l:'kEl't'1r'ocye' again from his opponents stingi:

Lawrence. rho western Czlladlanl Poulton also handled Bobby Red Wings farm systeni at ihci announced in -Toronto Ft-ida.v,',manager Brai11(i-Snnnal davofme mach Gus Ryder said Monday he hardldriving Hamilton back, mln blows.

Hodges and Robinson and a host , , - . W . r , i 1. . ,. .. . . l . - - 01 ft rl Sunday, r l . I I

M other unbeamhles Wm, mm M," mld(llFu(xlHl'lttllillllplttn, ;Quinn (listkkltin ioiiittla kdl(li(l ill; ll:hilsrd.5 wiliististatlbimlidl iiewspapci lst:1l;n(;-(;.): said his Ara llgsgl baseball season, is lllllllllllig Oi giving lup the lows Wm. 35. There were no knoclldnwns M,

an opposition in the Nallonnl L8li'l'9lli'P l-S lltl ll0lllllli"t'.0lll9'i?'"”t;ll3-f t,3l”A'”"”"nl”' '3 E0” RIM?” i l ' 'ffLil'Y W35 l '7-I-W Slreillloll-S ll'i5l( 0l t'-'080lllli8.ml"c llnlfhnclr glll arnhnrn of the HPWl'i't'l staggered Marie in th League without hardly working tip lalel-V, l0 m9 "gill 9"”. H” is 3" "'1, .9 '33 lie: trsfnau , d . , rlihl. '.lnnl,,r Canadlans. who. ' illwll "l”"l'"l"5t Bl" he dellled ' league - leading Kitchener-Watch "ml" "id mid him llnllllil Oil 3 Neal. But then the Slengnl has e)tp9l'l9nt'E't'l- battler. having begunln dl11l;(a5nQa0llll ys npglntt all I log waved km war in the new-dm . f report that he might move lo 100 Dutchmen ream mt Onudo rages! at the final hell. i! Few hclttlr than average l3?il.i'9l'S ll” ””.9e.'i "l.a'"am'r ranks ba(ik.'l-lulngr glncyelshlag Klfgl ll "rlaprmniii liaudcd Quclicc Junior l4E'3Elt('.4 a L'llgl,a"dt . Rugby Football union scoring ear" Jack Delaney 5"? ll at his call also and even if Mil-ke,i' "l .1945 ,”l his l"""” l”l"l' Mm Rgmqmn minded" B"ridenl)plm.agt(:;i are llmlllnh lhrilr Eanles 'higl 1” make.” my mind ..abm.'dl parade with 37 points, two more ward ml mll"d”' ""99 W9” Ill 137 home runsl Mantle is uuahle 4 Wars '" "la" l'l'll'llllrl' ll” "lleml Wm iunlmp his M 1. fmm”. I war. ll, sum, (in (ixl,n,m,,n l.0n.l - marathon coaching shorftl.V- 5.1” than Sarnia's Gino Cappellehll M. to M'”' lull” "'0ld -lllllll to hnbhle out to centrefield he can ll”i,pll""hif"r'pal'. milks llllnp. slh could,” lake ll 2,3, ”li:,l,l,” ,. Jug lea in the Maritime. Newfound-i L the Hiya”-old coach 0 Ma-iiivyn 3;" ind n”"'l'd 3il' . and Eli 5lW"li'5 ll"l"l' ll lllll" "l l"' NW" '" l7""7"V" awnsl 'l""k"- (Wk Young Oliver looks iii.-in "ii lad lHnd- Nnrthrrn Ontario. Quelirc. a Bell and Cm rumsdma t till i :;k”. H-1 M Emil" H"l"'l"l "' '""'l"'" memi M viashmmnni Sin” mm Hm? he that will go far in the fi ht - 3"” l" 'l"' wpslelin p"Mi""Ps' ' l k 1 contract as Eeneral manager cult ke-en on oreveh u -ll... ' Bob . mm” Imrowd 7".” her of the. strongest bench corps ""5 1""? l" ill” ""2 wars 24 l'""'5,ir lake" and train d HEl.l.g'mi:1i Thcv will also plav in Laurier Cllll)AG(l (Alli ”' Ha" mwlwmm ml he renewed. ne,.v" 5”: up dmy Wnrii lwiv d Hgllwlh 'Im' st""”'d' 0'" in the majors. and ll” ll"' mp ”l"'l""l "" mil , . . O 7tp')pe 3 'l'rol)ltv nniiics against 0ntartn'aimerl some criticism Monday ill ...n ,.nuhl,, in p,lN,m.ghv- '5”Plll9d llfl? all l W011 File an Halifax. won I I-1 dcclsl

V ' 0' his in” Nrirmnng mp lmuiil All l'ti)(lit'i?iip:.liYi:ililh(iiie tiiizlilillitoaaiilhii llllllillii ill-illlh and challenge for granrh Rickey and Fi35l "ll9”"l""5 said "1:iliIIIII "is that Rickey has F:n::eaTl” me No' 1 count” The eighteen hole division of over ck” Gmyl may” l”ll-l”- ll -'8 5" Secret lhril Slpllgt" if-lmm” '"'"mP" ii ill "lg ll" P i l . . . the Memorial (in. i i i i . ' v o t Lad Golfers of the Belvedere

not is genius and never was And "Tami '"” Hm” p"'”'""t ."”'""l llitilps Oil litiaiiiezlalfiiiililzlev fi:l1iflV(ut3lt';lld(lil':ali ow "l H" Pittsburgh hasten" fllluii) lJ:renrlilli:(ll'g ”l:ai;1l.l)tf0rbiBE5aegbllllll.pH;:l: Rydtmln iii? Kcltllnillhtliggitigllilggellm a: Llllltyr lllllelmi ll" 5935"” ml 7"" 5033.? RCIIIHS

i "elm" were ml" McG'"" C”"m ?)iliraerlle Eiiiirl Bil"3i".'?.l.; Di Mm E l"! Colilil lull? 8, l0'i'lll llllllliill"ll”ll' Doug Fard CO 5 l:tl?ipli):lli'il6l'l0l:1peBCIl:ll'a3il(Cl:tii lflfalss iusl can't foist minor league hasr- lseriigliiish neewspeaper. ih at i he ll'Y- Plllyllli ll" "ll" mm” l'l "'5 Mack. Joe McCartl1.Vv Leo Ditrnch nkcluskav um has an lmm.eml.e. as well as Eli-P it. l ,- P The dylmmn. 59,yea,,nl,l exec. hall on this nnhllr by hnolng boys might retire to England. Vice-President ii match. Ipoiiaorod ENGLIM LILAGUI

mmrd Sm", he hm began lo Dr. Leon S. Gordon. mcdit-al elxl Pay uiive, whose resignation as genv pull on a major league uniform. l-lo mar-hed Marilyn Bell.in her by Brits-ng. tie.uKn.tP;:he.L:'l.ie Vlgljin Accm?gl:.l:ll: 7Hnl"(dlNCf5aI'Dlmd Q Snap punnhpsl Hr, began in lhlsrami-ner of the District of Coliimblal oral manager or Chicago White "No one officially has talked to Swm 801.055 Lake Ontario last Ilrerko. Sh M G G Wu.” he Glushend ' chnwadd ' I city hack in l94.'l and in his first Boxlng Qlmmissinn. remmmended: VFWTUV Maw MP) Na. SM is effective Oct. 15, may have me about going in Pittsburgh. or ygar and n across the English ar ei, w M. . . Hamax T 1 W I 1 4 apppararm, he laugh, Km Tierney this treatment for a kn. fl boxer: m;m'l I,GtA' 1'ltil;L'"l)nuz Fwd H llppeg his hand about joining the to the St. Louis ACardlnals. or channel this year. lie also coacalg ru4'itl:r-HIDE-won for I" owdwm Manuela T . Brawn” ' o a draw. 1- Let him remain on the floor nl ., . " . r ' lgncs during it question-answer ser elsewhere. But it is well known Lumsden to victory in a r P . she. : C n Sc H. i. llclu. tontltlent competitor irnni lhnl lhai-9 been a close friend of mile marathon swim off the Tor- llledl l0l' llle Ye" '3' Vii. W -' ml my .

er nor any other manager who ever lived. Powers of the occult and supernatural attributed in Casey during his tenure at Yankee Stadium are nhviously sn mtich eyewash for the main ingredient

. , . - the ring: remove the mouth-plci-c. . . . . t . lh Chi.

M pennant a-la-mnde is first and lie "ll", ll" ill-illllllll”-,'l',ll”l9l” 2 . . voniit-rs. N Y., tiirneii in his rirs as lzut-st sneaker at e 1 . h lP,.t id m Hf t "I, Mr He M”. J. Mumm GLAIGOW we BIA l n, d I .r l n - d um mlddlcivelght championship in Oct. ' D" "ill lull ills ll"'k- Sllllkll ll” . h . . - K r . . rl'calzo American Quarterback lunch- M11 G6 lileal lie? P795 9 Onto WI? l'0li is .V - . . 10' came 1 R." -' 1

"mmm l"'" l”'”'" il””' l” 1945 nl gr Jnhrr Tm, period l,,,. head or slap his face or try to l””” ma'lll" mil pm ”"m ' John Glllhleallll lot years. says he doesnt feel he has en gl.lrs:SiR?nggrV:l:g.P?;;NmfWyur' Aberdeen 4 cl .

a illihnf Emdthmkhand dmrreld tween 1li4'H6 he took part in 27 amuse him with alnlnnnia inhar, hlontlallvftot win the s4.'l.li)l0(i spon- 901':-ane Hm WM askcd ghoul Paul ”Maybe, in two or three weeks lirelv recovered from the effects WP X 8 men 01' kl' 0 H09 S on Y ' ' S0l'S-110 ournamenl )' one l ' i

a thorouzh knowledge of hast-bail. "gills ll'l'l"l”l 3 d”l”” cllalkm "ll cmi 3. Mwaysinunw 8" mmmsil stroke over lanky Ari Walllof Richards' youth movement at Bal-l no

, . . r ' , , I IIUE ill get a Job. Right now Im 30- of the l4Ul::g:nth:l)l;il:3s;:lhEn hc l0W let llillll l0 M" -l Gluggslnn Iz3SA:m"d:'? M

nnalnsl hlrrr c.ious boxer to remain as he is lint Pmmno Mam”. Pan "more. Afler observing thiitl,"Paul' ing to leave for the world rlerics."

nll.Clnskl.y lnrnnd p,.,,fr.S5lnnal ln l til he has fully regained ronscious-V FURL who emorpd the final may have blue" all a lime rmrrn

A manager's value to his team 4 l , , . lg" "ml" llle mllnllgellal "ills "55 and can milk may wllhm" round of the 72-hole competition than he could chew. Lane IP"ll'

has long been a matter of spec-

ulation by fans. writers and any- "i his "id?" l"'"l.h" Tom wh" "ill aid . iwith a two-stroke lead, carded a taneously took off on the Pirates. t one ;fl1ll1l19(lAl9fl in any way with hag;l:;.: Boston in Iago 3vi?fl'lle.dSl(l;. ixcicluskm lthrccvtinilcr-p;;r t2i96f0li:l atwiilning bl-Iii! lgmnegyerwaslnggsdanz l:'::tr.:: . base a. s in e erythi g el. ' 3 , l , '1 l" - ' - ttal -e o 7. e oo on ur m a . , r

there are good manlagerslgnd hzid lllld 3ll”' llavlllll ""99 llglllli ill Charlottetown. ll'lllll'l(:)l((i:ll 57,000. were hints that RickcY'5 llVe-yelil”

ones but when all is said and done llllll "'5' ll? "3l””l9ll rill llle Milli

there than be no doubt at all that llm” ailll lllwlis Yl0.l"i'le llillll llle .. .... . .. .-n, - V ; 3 r I-:

plnye,-5 mnkl, lhe differpnce hr... promoters signed him for a title . ' - n i :

tween n nrsl and laslv plane flnlshl fight with Yvon Durclle and Cobe.V r:'h”'e-'vse-srsasaszslaexxxsv-.,x.x;s.s.z..,4.f.. n ., I .5 . .

A managers shrewdness can possib- Wlllllell "ll Wllll ll"? till? all" n r 5 ., ' ' ' . r ' f, , - -. V -

h - - h I '

l.Y account for a first or second Cilifillll "ill all easy lll-"llillll tl9'

place in the standings in some 'Ji5l0ll- ...loiiiicli with sensitive ...foraionwltliimrogocoio- ...foriiiutitdioIliollieliell sltlii and most younger lull Initiation of skin and beard and feel of a heavier mar

isolated instances but not even a Plilll" .Elllll'3l'l'-l lsliilld lillxillll

baseball man with the comparitive l8ll5 l0Ve I llliliCll9T- The Way G85- hrnln power; n( Alhgrl ljlnsleln ton Roy and Earle MacDonald lore

i8 bdltilf illati

. y r vary 0 yes, :1 (me 11. I " could make it pennant winner oitt into each other Saturday niizht in . l ' l V H i 4' i i . H .

ni. of tho Baltimore ()1-inlesl Summer.-tide at the Raceway Stad- . - V: ' r - ' - 3, n 7 - we iilm one would thitik they were .: ' lE

prinnnnln mil nlwnys hp won nr lighting fora world's title. it was lost on (he hall fipld "gin lhnnnh a terrific light from the first to some momentous decisions are ill? lelllll l'"l""l llllll ll W” ill'"' mail; in the rlngoni and in tho hahly the host fiiiht Gaston ever nmra hf the nanrrnl managpr . fought in his short hill .-ipectacitlar who is fast replacing the dugout ”ll"'9'3 r manager as ",9 dnvvlmc fnrm, be, Some ofllic rretlit iiiitst he izivcn hind a contender. As for example ill Rt'l.Y'F llhltrl Stlrnnd llarl1V Willi- lake the case of Bob Turley. when lit" Wit" lllilfletl the young halller Patti Richards dealt riff Turlcv to lllmllllll Slim? Tllllllll ll"lilll5 Willi the Yanks last winter just about 3 llll "l lill"-ll-V 3'll'l"- 0" "Vial ”.m.3.mdy in ,h,, Ampriran League occasions Gaston was-in difficiilly nnrrl lhnl Rlrhnrd; has mlrl me and it looked for awhile that Roy . pennant and a few "experts" in -':"mTTT:”-ihh” thc National Lcalzuc cried "rnn- victories hut when the blue t-hips lPlliM'.V" Hlltl ltNl.V9fl llilil lll9,Pl'lliTF were on the line it was an lin- Amerit-nn League was in cahoots heralded kid and a couple of pros to insure a victory for the junior that brought the Yatilia out iront circilit in the world series - having rilrrinlnallyl already conceded the pennant to 9-l ill? Yanks Wllllillll ll liElll- The Yanks arc the favorites to "' take the worldis title from the As it turned out. who was it that nmlgprs and although, this lit seem- Vl""ll ill? illllmltlinl games for the ingly unwarranted judging from the Yanks coming down the stretch -comparative season's performances Tommy Byrne. Don Larson and of the two teams. we will have Whitey Ford with considerable hclo to go along with the general con- from Konstaniy Larsen was a st-nsu.s' and take the Bomber: to slcr-rtcr. He was also involved in w' 'n no less than six. the Turlcy deal and at the time ”i'"mm”'m wail supposedly sent to New York .-..-----.r:n-r- for on other reason than in key: Turley company on the train. Even though Turlcy won 16 games for the Yanks it must he remembi-red that he lost almost as many and while that sort of record may he