A HUG FROM THE BOSS

YANKI-ZF? sr.i'DrU!tt. n.v.. -- I A happy Miluaueke Bravo pitch- lately after Braves became netv'came first pitcher to win three ' er it Lew Burdette and he is world champiom of baseball by Series games since St. Louis Car-l

dressing room today immed-

huztted by equally happy Lou) defeating New York Yankees. - Pcrini. mt ner of the Braies. dur-l 5-0. in seventh World Series 1flR wild celebration in teamisl game. Burdette won his third

5 1119 Charlotfetiowl Gulrdh-II. Thread:-y. Oct. 15. 1957

Canadiens Tie With New York Rangers Saturday

Hodge had 34 shots to handle throughout the game while Wors- ley had 32. Four penalties were

MONTREAL (CF)-New York llangers and Montreal Canadians battled to a 2-2 tie Saturday night. in a spirited National Hockeylcalled against each team. includ- League game in which the vtirkling a major to Henri: IPocket of the goalies was outstanding. iRocketl Richard of Canadians for

Tito defencemen. Bill Gadsbyl slashing R a n g e r def:-nceman . and Harry Ho'.-'clI. scored for the Larry Cahan.

Rangers while third-line forwards. Canadians twice held a one-goal j Don Marshall and Claude Provost. lead but couldn't hang on to it scored for Canadiens. I against the sprightly Rangers.

A crowd of 13,461 saw last sk;it- First period: 1. Montreal. lar- ing and solid checking that vere shall tBcllveau, Olmsteadi 3:15; more of mid-season va-ply. The 2. New York. Gadsby tcreightoii. tie left each club with a win and Hfnryl 12:05. Penalties: Evans a draw in their two starts in the 2:00. Talbot 7.06. H. Richard. new hockey season. .niajor 11:112. Foley 12:38.

Canadiens held the offensive: Second period: 3. Montreal. edge through th; latter stages of. Provost lG0yeile. Talbot! 5:27. the final period when both lE'ams,i Penalties: Pronovost 11:43. Fren- althougli tiring. cut loose in an ef- tice 15:57. i .fort in break the tie. But neither: Third period: 4. Ncvr York. goalie Lorne Worsley of il19i"0W0ll 3:20. Penalties: Sullivan Rangers nor Charlie Hodge of: 18:21, Marshall 18:21. a

Canadiens, fililn g in the ill; STOPS . Jacques bionic. would give uplworsley 6 1014-30 the tie-breaker. Hodge 9 15 8-32

Allie Reynolds In Court Monday

Hockey League Appears Sure

vstart in the '57 cias.-ic and he-

! dinals' Harry Breclicen tttriied . ' ' ' y lute lptgk agamsi, B9510" Rpd sax PHIl.Ai')F.LPliiA f.'tPl - Allie AMHl'.R.ST. 3. S. (CPlvA five- in 16. J Reynolds, former New York Yan- team Maritime Senior Hockey

kecs pitchcr. sat in court Mon- League appeared definite Sunday

TORONTO tCPl e- National;

Hockey League president CIar- which llarvt-y said: "The play-: ence Campbell said Saturday he ers had done all in their power formation of the players ass-ocia-1 remmed

to arrange a to have club owners meet with lion. there have been several re- meeting between kill. club oitn-l them and discuss their prnpos-p quests that either he or the clubl Among witness" scheduled M

uould be happy crs and ”playei's or their actively p 1 a y c r representatives" to dil- cust mutual problems i

Campbell said at a press con- persongl appeal to me to use my ton

fercnce there never has been nor is there any objection by Ni-flul club owners to meet with the fllii)'Ef'S 81 PITLV convenient UTHQ.

ll described as untrue pub- lished statements attributed to

Doug llarxey of Montreal Canad- ers' Association filed suit Oct. 9 bell

tens. first vice-president of the NHL Players' Association. l

NHL President Campbell i 1 Will Arrange A Meeting

Campbell quoted on report in

his.” He denied that Harvey had. as another report "said. "made a

good offices to bring about such a meeting. and that the owners had refused."

Campbell's statement was the first official uord from the NHL aincc counsel for the NHL Play-

for &'l.00t).000 damages and asked the voiding of the standard play-

with an announcement that Mira- miclti Beavers and Bathurst Pa- permakers of New Brunswick had paid their entrance fees.

Entered earlier in the amateur loop were Charlottetown. Am- herst and Summerslde. P. E. 1.. liionrlnn withdrew.

Mlramlchl and Bathiirst were members of the North 5 h o re Hockey League last year.

League secretary R. S. Scott of Amherst said thy schedule will be I leased within the next two weeks.

day as a jury was chosen for trial of his civil suit for 5235.000 damages against the Philadelphia Transportation Co.

Reynolds filed the suit for In- juries allegedly suffered in a bits accident July 7 i953.

Reynolds and his Yankee team- mates were riding in a PTC bus that crashed into a metal ele- vated structure.

Reynolds said he was thrown to the aisle, injuring his back. which in his eventual retire- lment from baseball.

eir's ctiittracl. Campbell did say that since the

towncrs meet with the players :ass0ciation's New York attor- neys. .1. Nonman Lewis and M11 . . Mound.

itestify for Reynolds are out- fielder Mickey Mantle, catcher Yogi Berra. New York pitching

Since the NHL solicitors iiereicmch "im Tum" "M "am"

already engaged with the play-VG" Maud"

1 er!" association througlt a charge;

of "unfair labor practices" filed. .

with the national labor relations ”"""d comacuuve vicmry 2V" iboard of the United States. Canip- Caltaiy 5la'PP9dF'5 1" t W said it was impossible to3 da” "”u' ” 32's M" Mmday i meet with Mound. He said he ad-i '0” ."""e man 141,00 ranS' , vised Mound to mm effect Bright scored one touchdown

FOOTBALL SCORES - By THE CANADIAN PRESS Big Four

. W L F A Pt: Hamilton 7 136 14 Ottawa 6 182 12 Montreal 6 22 197 12 Toronto 1 1 33 1 Ottawa 24 Montreal 32 Hamilton 22 Toronto 16 Montreal 17 Ottawa 27 Toronto 14 Hamilton 38

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SPORT ECHOES -Fight Card Fr

Charlie Hogan's summer pro- gram of porting events at ('iv-pl to Stad m is drawing to a;

close. it seems fitting that met last boxing card of the seastinj

. to be held at the ilafllllfll this 'i T Frilay, shows promise of being. the greatest of the ycar. All four 'I bouts on the card have williin

them the seed: of explosive not

i ' firm i Vr-igv often the curtain raiser

. on such it card is in bout between: I putiiigstt-rs who are not expected to provide mitch stirring action

tltoiich the kids often do show

signs of future greatness. This

time, iimietcr. the first lmiit in

the rtiinrlct should be a rousing

one (HIKEIE Gallant whn ttnn the ttlitllllils of the fans on the last

card with his close victorv over

"YotinL' Pcnuts" Arsenatilt will

- I-'li-P on another of the Usen- l aiilt lirie,-i.:c in the person of I It-iii. if this riclii it am-tin.-,-g

like the one which Git-wie won a few weeks ago. it should be a pleasing card opener

I The matzic name of l)iirellt- is, u if1'ltl4lPfl in the nest hotit when l l.l'll a uiiixin of Yvtiii, nits his. skill and punching power against ”Yotii".' Pcnniit-' tthn proved his croiul-pleasing ability in hit lasl bunt Then comes thine. "zhimt 'h---xini'ks" hombres. Rot!- ets i-' Rortlcn and Olitcr of ; AllIf'l”l'fi Those boys don't worry .7. it...

, A lilllt h ahntit dclcnrr They inst kw-p throwing everything it-it 'lI' -:in"nn- e and rr'crM-.1

Iml lm-.t- they both stand up un-

iShantg And Podres A & Majors in Earned Runs

:4. .NlW Yf.)l'lK LAP) -- Lefthancl-1

iariitem who made one of base- ball : finest comebacks. lndl .li-hnny Podres of Brooklyn Dodd-. cr- tlpl11l'Pd the major league r7Il'lNi rtin championships in l'-Y-7

I Figures compiled by the A-so-y y ria::-rt Press disclosed Monday, . that Shantz took the American.

)rbt'-nlfi hurler allowed only 471 earned runs in i7! innings while.

Navy um year. collected on trial linrliolla. Not uly be sq th irenior circuit in en run per- centage with SD. be

najan S

r ,riE

'd der such a terrific bombardment

is a pugiliutiii mystery. So far they haven't Iucceeded in knock-

ing each other out. but they've:

been a knockout as far as fistic attractions are concerned.

Then the main bout between Bud Ramsay and "Peanuts" Ar- senault. two local boys who have been sparring partners all sum- mer has the whole sporting fra- ternity of the town talking. Ar- senanlt has come along very fast this summer. He has been very impressive in bottle with "Whip- per" Steele and Ray MacNelll. and he will have lots of support- ers in his fight against Ramsay. ”Pt-anuts” seems to have Dlf'k('d up it sleeper punch somewhere along the way this season. and his fans say that Ramsay will hit the deck when he tangles with Arsenatiit. Bud has a lot of supporters too. who are willing to hot dollars against doughnuts that Arscnatilt wont be in there

i for ten rounds. They point to thel

fact that Btid also has A punch that has been known to petrify opponents, and they claim fur- ther that Ramsay's boxing abil- iiy will izive him an edze over Arsenotilt. Personally we would not want to venture mnre than a pluiztzed nickel on either boy. but we'll hot our last shirt. that the bout will be I pippin. and that at least one. and maybe both will be plenty grogtty and rubber-legged before the festi- vities are over.

dale allowed fh earned tallies in

-3- ct. ll--bin Shani: of New York 221 innings. Spahn and Drysdaley

each turned in four shutouts.

Boo Bultl, another member of the thampton Braves, was fourth with 1.74. He was followed by Vern Law of Pittsburgh with 286 and rookie Jack Sanford of Philadelphia with son.

Tom Sturdivant. the Yankeesh biggect winner with 16. was sec-1 j League crown with a 2425 earned and to stint: in the Americanf

rim average. The pint-sired 5 League. He had a 2.53 ERA re--,

suiting Iran 57 earned run in in frames.

Tarley of the hit with 1.71. frank sultivn at limo: with

1.74 and Dick Dunn of Oil- eap with 1.77.

Senior Inlercollegialo MCGill 22 Toronto 7 Queen's 6 Western 34

Ill; Four Junior Hamilton 6 Nonh York I WIFU

and carried the ball for about 94 yards to more to within 32 yards . of the individual Western Inter- provincial Football Union rushtntl record of 1,430 yards set last year by teammate Not-mie Calgary 32-6 KW- Kwong. 1-fztrkea and Keral-lall!lC;ai.gz;hryC'lll'u1:iI5r.;tint;)iiixly counted the ot er touc owns riti o a CALGARY 'C,Pl - Jtlhnny while Joe Mobra added a field ORFU Brim" nd 'f”k'e .P”'k" goal and four converts. Hall also London 21 Sarnin 14 cred Edmonton Eskimos to their bowed 3 single in me mm 5”.

Toronto 8 Kitchener-Waterloo 41

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----S--------S onds of play. V onru Junior w. d -snurdny night harm,” racing (,nlgary s only touchdown came l(iRc;:t(c;ne';-Waterloo 12 in sor

gackvme early in' the second quarter wlwn Down! ” Ron Clinkscaie faked a pass and ' . . he nine. Bud Kor- Harold Welsh, driving Bcwnre. ”" 9V" mm l , - was slightly injured in the first ohak 5 come" attempt vi" wide".

dash of the invitational in a

program at. nearby

Intermediate intercollegiate Western 34 Queen's 1:! Manitoba - Saskatchewan Junior Saskatoon 23 Rczyna 3

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tlltlree -lhtgrssel tfngh? whitiltralsjoi t t w L 1- p A17”, .9 ."”"" 9 '0. 9' M " "P '- S S Edmonton it 2 o 394 no 22 ericton. and Miss Bltienose l ' e Winmpes 3 4 0 275 142 15 i Prince Edward Island horscs- . . Cauary 5 7 0137320 12 fared best over the remzilntier of e age 4 9 1 233 259 9 the nights program which paid Sui 2 ,0 x225 374 5

tribute to Col. Dun Mat-Kiniion of , , - Charlottetown. dean of Illztritiniciqsr STEP"EN' 3'3: tcpi 'T -

M,-m.ss raring. . Stephen - St. Croix won the ATTENTION

i single winner, M.” 1-,,bum,, hiaritinie senior baseball cham- .atid Feather Duster. hath owned r'9":'mpbel:”l"dG-IV ”'e;";m""”k' 3 Stan Mayhew of Kinkora. "3 F '"f '9' lira mm pVg.;,l4; gay Spirit mmm by me Ca1f.lt:llnl'(I flab: in lll'nlEhl."'iIY;l'P.1' M-It'Fad.xrn stable: at Hunter ” mm "m M" ' '."' An or anizational meeting R i V9 ,-' pg L. 5.-(m.s Bonny. game 7.'l and took the second .1-2 mhnvi to they :Gt'f'y Eagle and Pixie Land Duke. l "ad 9 "Nd game been ""9" l 1 , "mm 0 May sary it would have been played Dbllllllfbll Schoolboy Clfshlps will be held Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the it n g

i THURO (CPI lC1.arin:t Volo paid 3172 20 to daiiyl mda-V- .;i-niible llrfkel holders during the

ma nig t card of the 1977 ii; . .,,m mm” mm hergismll; CZECH C0)0'Osl-Ill Idiiy. Other single winners were Friedrich Smetana. the Czecho- il-nlt-otirt lierominc. Thcoras 1-In-'glm-ak composer of ”The sign. lsllllv Vera Signal. Little Mose.iered Bride" and other operas. :T-wide Bay and Lady Abner. died in toot.

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DETROIT tcei-Maui-ice (The what one of his blunt, Relbel 3:11. Talbot tsztt.

. l W 5””) ':;:'i"Tlh:"'”".. ml necmtr. usually hmtlle uni Penalties: H. Richard us. on m””"u'E "ma irnldly cheered the aging veteranl stud 142th. Kandy 14:I. liar lfryelr CHIN?-Ind l!00'l0d NI each time but then gave him a vey 16:38. all-time total to 491 goals. while standing ovation when he notched Third pedal: 4. Montreal. ll. leading the Montreal Canadlena 1:0." 8 at 1:10 oimtuhe R ic lisartktolinstud. llarvayll to 60 Victory Sund night over I came pa a not a 1:10: . oatroal. Moore Det.rolt's defeadihix Nation! of Bert 0lmstead'a paasout. Richard. M. Richard) 11:8: 0.

Hockey League champion. Moore got his last two goals in Montreal. Moon in. Richard) Dickie Moore also got threqiult tut eight nilnutea when the 11:14. Penalties: Godfrey lzll.

goals for Montreal while aubatl Will-I Wilt-ed. Kwlltdlf HIM. PWVOI3 131"-

tute goalie Charlie" Hodge made SUMMARY g1-org

14 saves in posting the shutout. First part d: l. M t at. gun The Canadlens took advantage Moore (Belive:u, ll. R(l):h:'dl Elogifwck 1: lg F,”

of penalties by scoring fourt lmes 1:42; 2. Montreal. . Ri hard

when Detroit had a man in the (Beliveau. 0ln15!e8diwl3:0:: 3. m'"d"” "'m'

Ptnelly box. I Montreal. M. Richatl lbeiiveau. BOSTON (CPI-Boston Brutal. Richard also assisted on one of Olmsteadl 17:45. Penalties: Rowe Stanley Cup finalist: laat spring.

the goals by llnemate Moore in 0:33. Kennedy 3:15, Provost 3:15, started out the new Ieuon with

Alouettes Split Weekend Games With Rough Riders

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Hal Patterson ran for two touchdowns and Hill 8 ewley kicked a field goal in the fourth quarter to pull Montreal Alouet- tes out of an eight-point deficit and give them a 32-24 win Moo- day over Ottawa Rqugh Riders. The victory meant a split in the holiday weekend games. with

three coiiverts in addition to his bles Bawel and Gerry McDona- lteld goal. Iall. Steve Oneschuck converted Art Powell's 60-yard run after? all three and Cam Fraser kicked picking up an Ottawa fumble and a single for the Tiger-Cats other I one-yard crack through the point. line by Joel Wells accounted for, Dick Shatto. who was Argos' Montreal's two other touchdowns top ground Shiner until he was in addition to Patterson's painlinjured in the thin quarter. Bewley missed one field goal at-i scored two touchdowns. lie Kris- tempt that went for a single btit topaitll picked up four points on me Ride;-5 winning 27.17 gt ham; Llcked his three - points on hisli a 22-yard field goal and on n 35- Saturday. with Hamilton Tiger . later attempt and also kick yard field goal attetng that was cat; double win over Tog-omoy three c on verts. Avatus Stone wide for a single. Argosy um Tic”, 501,- 193,; gal booted for a Montreal single. Two of the three lianiilton mg pom. tom," ,,,,,.d, by MOI ARGUS STRONGER touchdowns came ol Tomato points over Mona-e.1.nd omit”, The hard-hitting Tiger - Cats.t plays that backfired. tied for second place. yzho whipped the Argonauts 38-I Doucette t;t:r;rilfotcd only lfdive of BIG 0-n-AWA UM"-ER Saturday in llamiton. didnlti N passes a In my can con- The, Rough Kale” made me." have it so easy Monday althoughl nect only on SIX of 18 atternpts. -mm ---m 33.1.. . V ' ur es 0 payers. a o e Vli'::ml::w'g"dlg:: Hamilton came up with touch-p Hamilton and had an 13-10 edge for touchdown swam of 60 and down: by Cookie Gilchrist, Bibi in first down.

M, Richrd cores. Three Goals; Bruins Beat N.Y.

two straight wins during that Intuit. beating New York Rin- pr: 8-! Sunday after trounctng Chicago Blackhawka by an iden- tical acorn Saturday.

hem Ilackel1.Doug Ilnlim and Dan hlclenncy fired goal hula! llililt for Boston. '

llauer goalie Lorne Vloriley pa! on a terrific as-stop perform- ance but could not handle Bos- ton! ahootltll.

The Rangers lpoiled goalie Don Itmlnonr bid for a shutout in the lotion net: at 17243 of the final period. .Danny Lewlckl connected with a I)-footer Simmons never saw while the Bruins Johnny Bu cyk was in the penalty box.

Simmons made half of hit saves in the final It-minute span

The Bruins scored once eat-l period.

Mackell rammed I sharp anglt M-footer off Worsley'c stick at 13:06 of the first period with tho Ranger: Ihorthanded.

Mohns cut loose a 45-foot blaiu from Just inside the blue line which went off Woraiey's akata at 12:49 of the middle session.

McKenneyls 20-footer climaxed a rush down the right side at 11:42 of the final god.

Mackell and Mohns also were credited with an assist each.

SUMMARY

Flnt period: 1. Boston. Mac- kell tMohna, Regan! 13:06. Pen- alties - Bucyk 7:03; Fontinato 12:09; MoKenney 14:45; Foley 18:13: Howell l9:&. '

Second period: 1. -Boston, Mohnu (M a e k e 11, Toppazzini) 11:49. Penalty: Flaman 18:47.

Third period: 3. Boston, Mo- Kenney fLab1ne. Flamanl 11:42-. 4. New York. Lewtcki flleben. ton. Bathgatei 17:43. Penaltle - Sullivan. Horvath. Peirron 12:29; Bucyk 17:15; Sullivan 18:18.

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50 yards and Gary Sehrelder ad- ded a field goal.

In addition to touchdowns by Judd and Sowalakl. Ted S-male scored one for the Riders-after a blocked kick early in the open- ing quarter. Schreider kicked

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Remember When

Edgar Laprade, who had re- fused all professional offers for more than five years, signed I two-year contract with New York Ranger: of the National Hockey League 17 year: ago today. He retired in 1954 and now operate: a sporting goods lion in Port Ar- thur, Ont.

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