The Cleveland Indians have ta- ien on a "new look" at their train- ssg camp at Tucson. Ariz. The rea- ion why is their new manager. Kerby Farrell. who auceeds AI Rosen. and such rookies as Larry Raines. a .309 bitter and shortstop snd left fielder Roger Maris who

are up from Indianapolis for I crack at the majors. Another hope- ful starter is hurler Gena Lary. brother ot the Detroit Tigers' Frank Lary. who is up trom Mo- bile where he won 10 games last season. Among the familiar faces in camp is Herb Score whose two-

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year record of 508 strikeouts in 476 innings is unprecedented. Its” his pitching. along with other 20- game winners Bob Lemon and Early Wynn of last year that may help realize Farrell's hopes of a pennant win.

Flyers Trip Morell ll-6 At Souris

R.C.A.F. Flyers trimed Morel! ll-O at Souris rink Saturday nidst. to go one game up in the beam!- three final for the island later- medlate ”C" crown.

The high-flying airmen sported into a 24) lead in the first period and never looked back. The win- ners ran the spread to 3-3 in the second 20 nilnutes and the two teams split ti goals in the finale. Cyril fired 3 goals for the air- men and Rogers. Sawyer and Marsh scored doubles. MacLean and Wichstrom got the other tal- lies.

Thompson contributed half the Morell total with 3 goals. Singles went to R. Macxinnon, Ledwell and W. McAdam. '

Referees were Jack Kane and Jack Ready.

Regan To Miss Opening Game

BOSTON (AP) - Rookie centre Larry Regan was ruled out of at least the first game because of an injury and veteran defenceman Fernie Flaman was a doubtful starter as Boston Bruins entrained Monday for Detroit and the open- ing of the Stanley Cup playoffs tonight.

SPORTS TRAIL

By WHITNEY MARTIN

NEW YORK (AP)-We believe Ford Frick made a pretty good statement in defence or organized baseball after the meeting of the major league representatives at Beileair. Fla.. last Friday.

One of his main points was that baseball itself never contended was not a business. despite the fact it generally is referred to as I won. or game.

of course it is a business from the front office standpoint. just as bill-lime college football is a bus- iness. and any other athletic ac- tivity in which the sponsors. or promoters. hope to make money are businesses.

The ball player. if filling out an application. would put down "ball player" on the line asking his bus- iness. It's very much a business with the players.

But on the field it is a sport. despite the fact business men are participating.

Organized baseball has been con- iucted more or less'on its current lines for more than 100 years. It has filled a definite place in Amer- ican life. provided entertainment for millions. employment for thou- sands. it has provided a healthy outlet for the husiaam of the multitude. provided a ready con- Vvmlion s ubject. produced an emotional binge every fall at world series time.

It has given generations of kids

hoiesome heroes to try to emu- late. has built a fierce loyalty wherein followers of a perennial Ian-place club will defend it to their vocal limit as they live in hope of better days.

Frick points out the busineu Ln?” ""00"!!! the wort have made ":1.-ztakcs from time to time. Sure. mire have been inequities, some

es inviting criticism .perhapI :.”."Sf .E:li?.'i'..".i.”""”l.i ”'."”" en. e payers .Iinf(t!ei!- all, a century is a long time. or it to pass without troubles would be impossible. mBukte(:ve believe. as F.-icy .-.. 12:; b . that on the whole organ- sow yiaebail has done a fine job .. .2. 222:" M Iexm trivial. nu" fter all these suddenly iggaomgngt Yggnlg

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possible congressional action? Was it any different last year. or the year before that. or 20 years ago. or 50 years ago? '

It has been going along its way, not bothering anybody. and with dissatisfied players in a minute minority. Why is the way it has

1; been conducted abruptly ques-

tloncd?

What would be gained by ruling it subject to anti-trust regulations, by throwing out the reserve clause, by wrecking the business as it now exists?

It has enjoyed a certain immu- nity. because. as the U.S. Supreme Court pointed out. it is a unique business. Why not let it go along as a unique business? It would make a multitude of people happy. Just who would be made happy by legislation that might make it isn- possible for the sport. or business. to continue?

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National Golf Day June 1st

TORONTO (CP) - National golf day will be held in Canada Satur- day. June I. with Marlene Stew- art and Al Balding playing against the week-end golfers.

Miss Stewart. from Foothill. 0nt.. won the American amateur in I060 and Balding, Toronto pro, has-been playing the winter cir- cuit ior more than three years. They will play at Toronto St. George's-Club the afternoon of June I.

Golfers competing against Miss Stewart and Balding donate 31 for the development of Juniors in Can- ada. ...m....---:---

Gen. Manuel Lativo Died On Thursday

LISBON (AP) - Gen. Manuel Latino. 73. statesman and one of Portugal's leading sportsmen. died Thursday night.

He was head of the Portu on riding teams in the Paris m- pic games of I924. the Amster- dam Games of 1028 and the DU

TRYING roit EIGHT .

Berlin Gam es.

Jockeys Must Wear Helmets

TORONTO (CP) - Jockeys on

Ontario tracks must wear protect- ive helmets starting this season. the Ontario Racing Commisi ruled Friday. Ontario thus is one year behind Western C a n a d a where the headgear was adopted in 1956. ..The ORC ruling was welcomed by Len Stroud. secretary-manager of the Jockeys' Benefit Associa- tion. who said "we are all for it." Each rider must buy his own hel- met at a cost estimated at 388.50. The streamlined protector re- sumbles that used by speed boat and motorcycle race drivers.

2nd Elimination Bout April 26th

..NEW YORK iAPi-The inter- national Boxing Club announced Friday the second phase of the teatherwelght elimination tourna- ment will be held in Washington D.C. April 3 with the winner Friday night's Miguel Berries- Carmelo Costa match meeting Hogan (Kid) Bassey of Nigeria.

The winner of the Washington bout will be matched against Cherif Hamia of Algeria for the championship vacated by Sandy Saddler. The bout will be held in

New York state, probably in Syra- cuaea an IBC spokesman indi- cate .

Remember When

Detroit's famed forward line of Ted Lindsay. Sid Abel and Gordie Howe took the top three places in the NHL scoring parade seven years ago today. at the finish ot the first 70-game schedule in NHL history. Lindsay hadA2.'l goals. 55 assists. for 78 points. Abel scored 34 goals. 35 assists. for 69 points. and Howe had 35 goals. 33 assts. for 68 points.

Polio Vaccine For Ontario Adults

TORONTO (CF) - Free Salk anti-polio vaccine shota will be available to Ontario adults this II". He Minister Phillips an- nounced Wednesday.

Dr. Phillips urged adults to take

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The vaccine will be made avail- able about Oct. 1 through doctors

Flaman missed the Bruins' last regular season game Saturday. a 4-2 loss to New York. because of a twisted ankle.

Regan bruised an already tender ankle Saturday when he was hit by a shot. There is doubt as to whether Regan will be ready be- fore the second game Thursday.

Defenceman Jack Bionda. with Boston earlier this season. and for- ward Buddy Boone - have joined the team from Springfield.

Total attendance in 35 home games for the Bruins was a record- shattering 432.000.

Tickets Drawn For Sweepstakes

DUBLIN. Ireland (AP)-Tickets were drawn Monday in the Irish National Hospitals sweepstakes on the Grand National to be run Fri- day at Aintree. England. The prize fund set an all-time high in the 25-year history of the sweeps - 5:2.445.0il0 tS6.li46.000i.

Pi d from ticket is ale I Erossed .C4..'i38.000. The hospitala' share is just over 51,000,000.

The price fund will provide 20 first prizes of B50.000 each. 20 second prizes of ammo. and 8) third prizes of 10.000 pounds.

Their distribution will be accord- ing to the horses that win the first three places in the race. Thus. for

gr the first time. the winning horse

at Aintrea will bring in more than Si.m0,000 to ticket holders.

The drawing is on 66 horses. about 40 of which will be in the race.

Three hundred tickets drawn on horses not among the first three or on those scratched from the race will bring the owners i400 each. In addition. there will be 50 residual prizes of 12917 each; 1.400 cash prizes of 51100 each; and 3.000 consolation prizes (I B1)

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While nobody has offered the'who indicated he hadn't taken the Brooklyn Dodgers a million dol- proposal "too seriously." The Cin- lars for Don Newcombe-as did cinnati G.M.. Gabe Paul. who the Red Sox for Cleveland hurler. wanted to give the Brooks 8300.000 Herb Score-the hugh right-handerifor the huge 27-game winner last seen above. has the satisfaction of Oct. 29. said the only thing he knowing the Cincinnati Redlegsl wanted was a guarantee from the offered seven players for him. Butynodgera that Newcombe's pitching the offer to swap was turned downlarm was in healthy condition. by Vice-President E.J. Bavasi.

. More Trained Game Experts Are Needed In Nova Scotia

HALIFAX (CPI - The Iegisla-1N0 HERD SIZE SET ture's lands and forests commit- Committee chairman H. J. tee spent several hours Thursday 59”” IP CT L""e"b""3 W95" discussing Nova Scotials contro- versial dcer herd but reached only one definite conclusion - more 'trained game experts are needed.

G. W. l. Creighton. deputy min- ister of lands and forests, said there is still a "very substantial" stand of deer in the province and thc pcresent hunting season, from mid-October to Nov. 30. an bag limit of two dcer of either sex would continue. If there has been a decrease in the herd. he said. it has not been alarming.

However. PrcsldeniDanny Bower of the Shelburne Fish and Game Association said the deer population has been deci--asing steadily for the last 10 years. He submitted a plan, drafted by his group. for a "two-buck season" to save the herd.

could eliminate all the deer in one month if a 310 bounty were placed on each animal. Following his com-

size of the herd.

dent of the provincial Fish and Game Association. said the present season and bag limit on deer should be continued.

1.. G. Guptill. speaking for a committee set up by the Halifax board of trade to study fish and game as a provincial Industry said that there was a greater danger to deer herds through over-popu- lation than by undcrpopulatioss.

Unless the -province had more qualified men in its forestry and game programs to assist the de- partment of lands and forests. he said. "you can't cure the prob- lem."

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TIIE lummerside RCA! bomb- ed Moreli All Stars at Souris Sat- urday night Showing perfect team eo-ordination. the RCA! had little difficulty with the poorly condlw tioned Morell squad. Cyril, Rog- ers, Sawyer. and March played for the RCAF. while l..aBoutheill- ier played well in goal.

Joe Thompson was top man fori Morell on the offensiie while Noel Wilson played a good game on de- fense. Pius Maclnnis. in goal. played his second outstanding gam'e of the week. Earlier in the week Pius ihad kicked out 70 of 82 shots hurled It him by the Eastpacita.

This series will be the best of three. With the next game at Sum- meralde. and third if necessary. probably back here in Souris.

ON THURSDAY night, the East- packs outgunned Morell 12-8. Both teams were missing some of their. top players. Fan Maclntyre play-i ed his first game as goalie re-is placing the absent Henry JCflIilfiS.. He did let in a couple of aoftl goals but made some, fine saves.

came back

Only two racers eligible for.

from Charlottetoun. I-further competition.

took second in her class. The only other racer receiving - honorable mention was Cindy LaBi'ech. who ltook third in her race.

THE RAMBLERS eliminated the Perfectionists in straight games. by beating them Monday inight 4-1. to advance to the finals- However, they lost the first two games of the finals to the Lobster Kings by scores of 5-0. 3-2. Stew-

said the province”: 52.000 IWm9l'3.iart. MacAulay led the Lobster

Kings attack in the first game

with high single of 303 and triple

of 710. Art Peters won high single with 296 and three with 686 in the second game. This series resumes

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Claims Eisenhower Losing Mental Grip

The Mixed League got undt-rl l.0N'DON 'Reult'rs' A man- wsy this week with three games circulation British Sunday newl- being played. The results Wereipapor says President lsisenhouer Squealers I Lads and Lassies 0. l 'is not in a fit state to.deai with Dodgerettea 4 Commandoes 2. matters of import.-mt-e' because Toppers 51-, squnperx 1.1. Piaythe is "lllllli in I! sort or dream resumes this week uith a full,uorld." schedule lined up. The People. organ of the Labor

. ipnrty. says the president is "not

AT TIME of writing the liigh;me-rely suffering from the after- Schonl playoff was slxuhtiy mixed effects of his recent illness. His up. it was understood that the attitude in his associates and his Kings County Winn” WOHIG Play duties has chantzcti dramatit-ally." against-Kensington for the Rural ..A fanmus mremn ma,e5ma"- High School Titlc. Since lIlt'n we Mm vhiled EN.,,h.,.,H.,. n,L.(.ml, noticed that Summerside and Ken- --mund me p,.(.s,.g(.m 11.1"; in . Silllliun Were Playing 0” Th?" sort of dream world. He sees him- laier we noticed that Sumnierside wig smnding high above the rest would play The Queen's County uf hummmy."

m""” for me. island mm mm" The iisitor ”cuiiiirnit-ti iiiiispers ever. it-am official hope to clear

in Washington that Ike had he- ": "'9 iryslery bell)” the ""1 0' tome aloof from members of Con- t e wee .

gress. high officials and even his own cabinet." The People says. The newspaper claims Americar leaders are holding iirgcnt behind- the-st-cries dist-its-aions on amend- ing the constitution to allow the vice-prcsidcnt in take over the duties and powers of the president .if he falls ill. d d t W I Anv ro ress ma e iirin a a 5H0RT SHOTS: TI” Ramblersi betwccl)i lgiisenhower and gBf'llISh Perfeciionists glericsl was nicknam- y prime ymn1sm- Macmman in 3...-. 9d W9 "SW0" 35”" 59"I95- - rimuda last Wf'('l( was due to the James Cheverie's ballet skaiIng;eum-is M 51319 Secretary Dulles. won the approval of the crowd Qhe m-wgpgpgr claims, on Thursday night. . . The Top- .pera had a piniali of nearly 3,700.. ll-Triday night. pretty good for a . What

this vieek.

The Perfcctionisls. former con- tenders in the Men's League, are trying to line up an exhibition game iiith a team from Central Creanicries of Charlottetown for this week. A return game would be played in Charlottetown.

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