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Successful Field
At More" On Wednesday
W dne'd.y goon gt llorell, ,,....iis iron: various schools at the M...-eii urea competed in their sec- oittl annual field dly- Lu.” nun” m. , at students were on hand (lull) several schools to take Pl" m the many OVGJW "5 Sh” ”” ,,,,.,,- favourites
in addition to the PUP"! many al'CIll.5 and friends were on hand I) encourage the children Ind 00 luiv what was In ill"''”"- "10" ,:,j,.,mm;ed programme made ev- i more enjoyable by a beautiful ;" ,e,,,,,.,, day. It is hoped that iiny of yesterday”! successful :I,,,,1L-stants will make the trip to m,, cm, on Sllltitlli I0 Wk. 1''" H, lhg provincial Interscholastic meet.
and under - I. S ?,l;;5hfacyl(e:;E Meiburn: 2. Sheila ifpuy Morell; 3. Donna MacKeo- W. Pelt-r'a South-
B"...-s 6 years and under - 1. Paul Niuizhilam, itlorell; 2. Danny Mc- 'cd,.my, Morell; 3. Kenneth Deeour
Ub - 'e(:'..-ll: 7"'y"e.n - 1. Catherine Alyttaril. Marvell; 2. Anne Maclnnls 5, p.49.-'3 south; 3. Susan Brown.
I ' til.
Mljlulys 7 years - 1. Barry M10 Loren. St. Peters South; '3. LIFT! Mpauire. Mnreli; 8. Albert Masher -IO.
L(llIli'lS I yearn - 1- Amie C"'"P' lull, Bangor; 2. Irene Lat-kin. Mor- , , I Kziy Murphy, Moreil. y .
Him ii years: 1. Paul McGuire. Mare”, 2. Garry Phalen. Morell Rear; 1. Brandon Dunn. BuI'I!9'I
(I (I Elam 100 yards: 1. Dianne Eld- .-.-.hnu. Moi-ell; 1. Laura Kenny. l-luriic's Road; 3. Joan Kenny. Biirneliu R0ld- '
Buys, 100 yards - 1. Emmett Eldershaw. Month 2. Allison Mac- Kay. Bangor; 8. Richard MacLar- eii. Morell.
(ml; 9 years - 1. Marie Mur- pliv, Morelli 2. Jean MacLcan.
No Ballet Unless Nina Is Forgiven
By ABTMUII GAVBHONI
LONDON (AP)-Russian diplo- niais have passed uno-ficial word that the London season of bins- cow s Bolshoi Ballet may be can- celled unless Britain drops a shop- lifting charge against Nina Ponc- uiurcva.
Rina, 27-year-old Olympic discus champion from Russia. is being hidden somewhere in London by the Soviet Embassy authorities.
she has been hunt-Id by P111109 since Aug. 30 when a warrant for her arrest was iuuod..8hO had JulIlpCd bail on a police court charge of biting five hats worth 54.60 from is West End store.
TO OPEN OCT. 8
The long-awaited Bolshoi Ballet 1. due to open In Covent Garden out. 3. Eighty tons of scenery. props and costumes for the com- piiny have been lylnl in London's surrey docks aince last week pend- ing word from Moscow that they can be shifted to the theatre.
cancellation would disappoint thousands of British ballet fans. All seats for all performances have been sold out. Some London- en queued for more than two days to get tickets.
The ltuuisns branded the charge against Nina as a "crude provocation." They called ,off a
British-Russian track and ficld Reid
mt-ct hours before it was due to begin in front of an expected 50.- 000 crowd. They ” d ” Brit- ish government intervention to clear Nina.
CAN'T INTERVENE
Britain refused on the Bromide the government has no power to stop the normal processes of law.
Possible cancellation of the Bol- ahol season has been hinted at in. mrmally by Russian diplomats in rnnthcts with their Western col- leagues during the past few days. informants said.
There has been no official threat In no so.
The British foreign office re- lumi to comment on the report nr on any aspect of the Nine situa- IIOI1.
Novel Panned By Monsarrat's New
Press In London
LONDON (CP)-A new novel by Nicholas Monsarrat, The Tibe That Lost its Head. has taken I panning from the London press.
Nancy Spain, in The Daily Ex- Dress. says this new book by the suthor of The Cruel Sea who now lives in Ottawa. is "one of the most repulsive books I have ever been forced to read."
David Hollyway, in The New Chronicle. concedes that Moonr- rst has a "certain compulsive '"dlbl1lt)'." but find: the novel Mr-long. too brutal and "gro- lfsllue" In its treatment of the lewsnsper world.
Peter Quennell In The Daily Mail says the charachra an un-
conviucing and us. hrnyguty ovu-
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done. lie mentions a
Day Held SPORTS TRAIL
Iansor; I. Catherine Mccratli. Moi-ell.
Boys 0 years - 1. David Baker, Morellz 1. Mike Kelly. Morell; J. Richard Green. Bangor.
Girls 10 years - l. Bernedettel Melanin. Morell Rear; 2. Ellen Dlngwellr Marie; 3. Anne Wilson. Morell Rear.
Boys 10 years: 1. John Compton. Bangor; 3. Ronnie Kenny. Burne's Road: 3. Garry McGuire. Morell.
Girls it years - 1. Barbara Brown. Mo ll; 1. Jtinltla Baker. Morell; 8. itreen Larkio. Morell
Boys 11 years -- 1. Dan Mac- Laren. St. Peter's South: 2, Mer- vin Ptiitleu. Moi"-ell near; 3. John O'MaIIey, St. Peters South.
Girls 12 years - 1. Clarice Mr- Grath. Morell; 2. Patricia Alyward, Morell; 3. Sheila Sinnott. Lot 40.
Boys 12 years - 1. James Rob- bins, Bangor; 2, Joe Mt-Guirc. Morell; 3. Blair Weir. Morell Rear. I The clubs
Girls 13 years - I. Wape Comp inarblcs cant afford to ton. Bangor; 1. Lots Brown. Mor- much on unmed help, But gill; Si Sheila McKay. Morell High others are free to experiment.
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Boys 18 years -- 1. Kevin Phai- , STARTING "TTER5 en, Moro.-ll Rear; 2. Donnie Raw-l ell. Bangor; 3. Brian McGuire, MOI l ell.
By ED SIMON Canadian Press Staff Writer NEW YORK tCPl g September a month of agony to the support-
.ers, is a month of solace to those who follow the also-rans.
fled for the season. Their incipient ulcers have been passed to other ball parks, where dreams Ii, I world series berth still persist. September is their time to settle
of better things to come.
still battling for the
Many of the youngsters look
Their last hopes of glory have,
back and look over the prospectql
Also-Rans Can Try Out Minor League Prospects
men in i6 iiinings in which he got whacked for 27 hits. After three years in the United States Army. Warren Spahn came back for an-
ers of baseball's pennant contend-l other try.
He led the league in earnedwun average in his first full season and led in strikeouts four years In a row.
SOME FADE
Some of the best-looking new- comers dont make it all the way 11' 0"? leap. Brooklyn's Karl Spooner stood the National League
In the last month of the season 0" ",5 931' in 1954 with two can- both leagues lift the 25-man playerl 5eC."”V9 ilimit. permitting a club to brlnglwhmed 27 b3”t'F-3. After an IH5 ,up its best minor-league prospectsl 59,350" last 5”” he hurl M5 3""
(0,. 3 Wm” in fag,” (.0mpany.li.hIS spring and hasn't been back.
shutouts in which he
Then again, Al Rosen couldn't
gambleihit more than .200 in three sep- the)
ante September try . out; with Cleveland Indians. He led the Am- erican League in homers the first V98? he 80! in play every day. Some of the kids may look aw-
terriiicd in their first few starts. ml in S9me"'ber- Bl" Ila" ll”
Gm! H ye." .p 1' Dianne EM But occasionally they can be' ne” yea"
,pretty"tIerrifyititlgl.I.Aoi:I there's Burne's Road; 3. Joan Sinnott. Mm W.” 2 W” my 1 at "me . ell High School. "'1, Si,” g,',f;",'?””',h”' wflfi
Boys it years - 1. Ronnie Mac ma ,9”. ,1 .”( bis, , !,!h p 8.: Donald, Lot 40; 2. Gcrald lift-Carl-l y ”.”l "-1" d",d 7” M W C" 'e on, liiorell: 3. Gerard Leslie. St Ems me! lm "um mlem Pete”, I About this time of year in 1941
ch.” 15 yea” g 1. Rum, Ken, St Louis Cardinals unveiled a kid nebec More"; 2- Rosemary Hugh, , outfielder from Rochester who hit es: 3. Laura Kenny. Burne 5 Road.' A25 "I 12 3.'me5' dm" 1" ""9"
Girls ,6, and Over g 1. Anna runs and hit four doubles and a Macmjnm; 2' Berye Robbins: 3 ihonier. Two years later Stan Mu- Junitia MacDonald all of lil0relI.1s”'l M” me league?" .m”i?l V5'"'
3,,” 15 yea" g, 1, Gen” Mcglble player. a distinction he Canon. Mom”. 2. Mum" Mex”. earned twice more along with six Bangor; lame. Mlchunv Cm”, giltlng titles and the leadership 03'-
Boys to year and over .- 1, Em- mett Eldersliaw. Morell; 2. Wayne Baker, Morell; 1. Louis McGuire. Morell.
I legged race boys - 1. Louis
ershaw, Moreli; 1. Joan Kenny,
sivc department,
young southpaw. who walked Ill
000 prar-tit-zilly every other of.'en- champion Archie Moore.
Arch Moore Sued By Former Wile 0f Bivins For 750.000
TOLEDO. Oliiii VAPI - Dullrae,
Mapp. former wife of Cleveland heavyweight boxer Jimmy Bivins, filed suits Tuesday asking 8750,- against light heavyweight Mrs.
Mapp contended Moore
Th" l”””W”iK VH1!" the old Bus-l failed to keep a promise to marry I0" BNJVP-S b"0liKlll UP I I,Vl)iCaIlher and made physical attacks on her and her 12-year-old daughter.
Murphy - Blair Weir. Morell; 2. Gerald MacCarton-Kenny Dann,i Morell; 3. Mike Kelly-Lee Webster Moreli.
3 legged race girls - 1. Korea, Kelly - Clarice McGrath. Morell; 2. Betty Mclnnis-Bernadette Mcln-l Mclnnts, Morell Rear; 3. manual
Wrgin
IF YOU 5 HAPPEN VD Eidershsw - Patricia Alyward,l ggb vvrvgw E14 35:331. w 5;: M””"' l -men muss wmi viuasa oa'
Sack Race boys group 1 - 1.i Emmett Maclnnis. Morell Rciir; 2.l Joe Maccarton. Morell; 3. Ronniel Kenny, Burne's Road. l
Boys group 1. - i. John Webster. Marie; 8. Mike Kelly. Morell; an Lloyd Macxinnon. St. Peters.
Boys group 3. - 1, Allison Mac- Kay. Morell: 2. Gerald McCarton,i Morell: 3. John MacKay. More-ll.
Girls group 1. .. 1. Karen Kell . Morell: 2. Lila Macltenzie. Mor-ti 3. Gamma Dunn. Morell.
Girls Group 5 - 1. Betty Mac- Innis. Morell Rear; 2. Clarice Mac- Grath. More-ll; 3. Janitia MacDon- ald. Motell.
Broad Jump -- 1. Donald Mac. Donald. Morell, 15" 1'; 2. Richard MaoLsren. Morell; 3. Louis Mac-l Guire. ltforeli.
High jump - L McLawn Richard 6'0"; 1. Allison McKay.
Shot put - 1. Richard McI.aren. 29'3": 1. Mike Burge. 28'8"; 3. Louis McGuire.
Baseball throw: 1. Owen Con-l nolly: 2. Pat Hughes: 3. Thanel Anderson.
Officials - Meet Director. Rev. Eric Robin: Judges and finish, Ben wnsmne is pweettoll menus Keefe. Joseph Kelly, Frank Dunn l E 3l',';l,9;E';f(,E1WI',!f,'::uSfw:.5”';,',lI: Gerry Gillis. Charles Pratl.: Scoreri star to sow snap sna .24 Marian Kelly; Rcforcc. Carl Msc-,' "W-'5?'l' Adam; Starter and announcer. Billl
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D CIDWIS A NDMWZW 2522. FOR WI CABIN. A BN9! FIRI win: Tl-IE noon OPEN vvitl-AC!-EAt:u.P A-IOURO
Black Hawks To Open Season .'Biil Dec: Make:
With One Goalie States Ivan
sr. CATHARINES. Ont. (CPI-lbrnke lnlfl There Is room for only one anal-years arm with in-troll in the National Hockeyiand
tender League's Chicaln Black Hawks.
General manager Tommy Ivm.
In charge of the training camp in the absence of coach Dick Irwin
l
N!-ll. r-miipeliliiin 13 I i Red Ivl'ings.l llawt with (hp 1- . I950 to I952. lag” wml Rollins beuaii his career in 1949 with Toronto He has beelll
goal-keeping for Chicago the lagti
NHI.
ujd Thursday Hawks will openlthree years
the "non "with only one net
minde ." Irwin. Ill in llIontreal.'i5fmd"
probably will report Sunday. Two vetugns. Harry Lumle)
and Al Rollins. are looking for the b.
,D'tWe will go with the one who
shows the best form in ti-ainiiig
camp." Ivan said. ”The other willi Rll'h-'mi
be plying his trade elsewhere."
lshaping up
lieu xi-iiil he Ix ti-onipletclv sal-
uitii the stay the team is
Remember
I When
lliiiithur (iunzales all Los An:t-Ics bt'.sIL:tl Eric Sturgcss.
Big Lum checked in Wednesday of Suuiii Attica to win the USl
two days late, at 200 pounds. his;lv9!1niS lye;-ggg playing weight. l.diiky:lE0l0r1ax'ht'ti-2
thanipionship eight years; 6-3. I4-I2. Gon-
Rollinsyhas been here since tram.,:ales. llii'll 20. has the sensation:
lng opened Monday. LOOK GOOD
Both looked good in practice sessions Thursday. Lum spent it) minutes before the two - hour scrimmage blocking shots by the E forwards and deienceiiien on
hand. When the scrimmage began.goltitinr-ii litksliilg in a garden here
he showed all his old finesse. hat- ting out pucks from all angles. At the other end of the rink Rol- lins was just as impressive.
I I
the Iiiiiiiioiiiciit tiller belnl seeded ctgliili lie repeated the EPBIC "Hi tear and then turned professional
AWAY BEHIND SCHEDULE ('OLLi.'x'GW()Ol). Ont. (CI-'1-A
llld YUUF Gulls a week ago and. nlthuugh late in the summer, is- trying to hatch them. Wild-life su-l thorities said goldfinclies nor-l
Fridayugpty 2!. 19,56, Good Showing With Red Wings
SAULT STE MARIE. lCPl The National Hot: e League Deiroit Red Wings' train-l ing camp brightened Thursday, with the showing of leftwingorl
3:1-I, D3:-'e'Vb”',u'T”'lke,"ed "ml newivices of rookie left-winger Torn , r. P we deleucemanz McCarthy for at least one month. Hugh Lofiin for possibly a month.: Niuonai Hockey League General, Manager Jack Adamslwings announced that McCarthy said he is impressed with thelhas undergone an appendectomy work of Den The dimtinitive for- and will be sidelined for 2'; ueeks ward, filling in for ailing Ted Lind- l It was expected he would need My on the Winzs' production linthllnother 10 days to skate himself lwfed N0 Huals and assisted onlback into shape two others in Wiiiusl 9-2 triumphy MCarthy, a Sixvlufli-IWO name
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. (CPI - Detroit Red Wings said Tuesday they have lost the ser-
Wednesday over lftllllufililn Flyers of the Western Hockey League. I Dea. 23, of Etiinunttm, played last year for Flyer and you ;ec.l ond - highest - scorer on the teami
with 29 goals and 42 assists. A A I ' C' Coflin. 27-year-old deienccmanl E E
from Blaine Lake Sask. suffercdl
a cut aohilies tendon in the game. ATLANT (' Lindsay. Marty Psvelich a nd iltout Jr..
Bill Tibhs. goaltender last yeari
with Troy Bruins of the Interna
tional League. worked out Thurs-
gay after being sidelined with the u.
ll'IiY AP PUUudl the son of a swaybacked newspaper horse and seven-year old gelding naiiii-ti tlarlield com bined for a SI Hahn tlillIV doiililc Monday at Ailaniii city race course.
Pounditoui Ji uim won the first note and apdi 11960, is a three-
FAMED BELL
The Guardian. Page 7
Red Wings Lose McCarthy MEI; . For Month Due To Illness
couver and Saskatoon In the West- ern Hockey League Iast year. had been the most impressive rookie tin Wings” training camp. He wu given an excellent change to win a place on the parent team. He had scored one goal in Detroit's 4-3 win Saturday over Edmonton Fiyers in an exhibition game. Wings said they expect McCar- thy may be ready by the team's third or fourth league game.
yo! Turonto who played for Van l
SI,449:SO ohiifooubie Paid
Raceway
the Neil York World 'l'elegram and Sun. Alfred Vanderbilt ll"
;tl'ieni the horse.
It ti;-is the first win for :IulIl0l' owned ll) New York restatlflnl man (it-tie Leone. in two Itlrtl last year and seven tries this In BDTI.
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