Montreal. Meets Toronto With Strategy In Doubt

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MONTREAL iCle'l'he itrlb‘ egy Montreal Alouettet will use against the Argonauts in their Eralern Football Coolerence en~ eounter Friday night at Toronto hinges on whether or not Bobby Lee Thompson will be ready to

Joined the teIm lIal week II I Ciark'l lob He in randldate tor the injured Don seen artioti with Alou‘ettgr "l

Exciting Race

play Thompson. the snappy 22.

year-old detrnstve halfback ar-

nnired by the Aiuuettea listi year mm the University It!

Artmna. IPrained ligament; in

his toot Sept 21 in an interlock. tag “me Stampedera.

He sat out Sunday's game in i namttton between the, Aluuettdl and gait-Cfil. which Montreal lost - . omosnn did some » ilght running at the team work Emurnd “$i.n“i"¥’“ title outs this week. but he is still i, M mm ,d‘ ’5 w -e hobbling rétlltchbly and coach liar“ [M M fig," °" “'9 “' . win ticket, t... swim. r .i.‘ *Empsggs e “slut-illflt’fleggesday ML math/yr. Key and Mal in tile tlurd rare. hint Kai oatd “I T “mm . I. “r Kat each picked up single vic- slam tor a win ticket as the min“; ., 9"“ ‘ 5 ‘1‘ W" tones with the Key horse grab. Six”! race.

It Thompson Isn't reedyi lhm‘ “'9 5m rm 17"“ l “a 5 Trouble said he will probably 1K

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dress only quarterback Warren 1.1., mu. mm A We ‘5 “mulch 2l irtl t

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, There were ttuee double darn ed at IEalnsl Calgary .wmnera it last nikhl‘s harness Windy iaarng raid at the CilarioLLe- Key. taunt Driving park, l windy lune picked up double!

ti mt a combuinilon ol lane and Mr lirEIwyti The second double war worth mm with Mai Kai and Scottish Light doing uie hum The oitattor at Windy .luno. anti Dtl'efl Strike paid $31. .

The tiignest tingle pay at the evening was a snail rayon on

triumph in need one Ind five.

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Rabb. who has started the last n s P

two games. in tavor oi Fr. The huh“! My at the night lHettre'a Boy to, n

laubbal Marriott, He will also \va the mtinelia oi Scottish.M|tthw BrendI Littlt anti Mighty Warrior which i ‘R- MacDonald)

use Tom Ales. I 2W~pound Oregon State halfback ehoppea returned lucky ticket holders ‘ “mm Pei “an . lG. MacDonald) ! e

earlier in the year by both . . Toronto anti Hamilton Gates The Iirot daily double return- “W's 1’“ ll, Ferguson)

out

Luck}! Lar FIRST GAME BOX scone himtéscgtnpim

windy June it

Willie Davis. Dodners centerlle’ider.

Inlelv into third hue. advanc- in: (mm llrst [use All hit and

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FLEET-FOOTED DODGER

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World Series game today-

run Single by teammate Willie Davis in third timing or first

at

\‘ankee Stadium Clele Buyer is the Yankee third baseman. l'nihire is shag Crawtord or

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Thrills Oi Yesteryear

WORLD series rompetitioo tiring; to mind tor a lot oi baseball tout, reat lhri‘lt oi other clashes in \Pal': none in Undoubtedly it you talked in a hundred scrie. tan. the mower! you'd receive as to the one “llh the :realest thrills would number about 2: The rlpmlon at to lilrills rams “on the individual and as a result the roiilies would try no means be In any great Igl'eel'nenl‘ owner. we think that hill ‘ldlernikl's honin run in the ninth Inning ot the terenth name in Isoti with e Yankees. anything we have erer heard or ' all

e don't think that anything name rlosr to the seventh game in Plttahurgh when the Pirates battled hark lrom almost rer- tIin deiul Ind took the world series a was the rear thr Varika hl’nlsl‘ all thr records slaughtered the litter in three or the names and took E‘Aal' everything but what they reallr \A'anlt‘tirlhe sorter itsei!

Yankee - Dodger Feuds

\‘ANKE S and nodgeis nrovidrd thew own outstand-nn shows in ears gone to first great tent: in ‘all and m9 were humdineers but the meetings in 1055 and than were batt- Ies long to he remembered

It was i955 that Jillmlw Foil-rs boat the Bnmhcrs twice. hlanktnz them in the seventh same hetore a sluiincd crowd at Yanitee Stadium That has the vear the nodzers lost the hrst two games. yet battled back to grab their first series crown,

Then com 1956 and alter the tlrst two with the I'anheea liodgera appeared on their wrlv to nnoliter world rharnnton- thin, Thev out the tirst two names In the victory rotiimn vet but 4.: in the best ot set-en set, This In the classic that lion . . . Larsen hurled his pertert rame. the onlv tlrne any haner "" “3"”“5' "Hm" “"k" a. ever accomplished stirh a teat. This was the vear that hurler whitey Ford bat-ilk up Dodgers toreed a seventh game alter t'Iem Lahlnr's tertitir

oitrhina evened the series tor the liodaers in the sixth eon- lAP WIrt-phntllt ‘

the plat

Anknnaleodrsth. i "fibril H wills so 5 it o D 2 0i c-struck out tor hameton In Whilst Soumwflr ‘ Gilliam :lb 4 A I It 1 ll th. PM": 15L~4Jot 310- 2‘50 wmvia at l i ti o l 0 Lo. Angelea ‘ ’ t ‘ TDavla It i 0 .1 0 ti alNew York Filownrd rt t 1 l d 0 olErnnne. Lon-Loa Angelea I ‘1 Fairly rt ‘ rt 0 ti o it a New York 7 “K MCE'WY“ KEY Skowrnn lb 3 l 2 r a o ZB-F Howard nn-noseboro. ’9 lendtzel ll Tracewalti 2b 4 l 1 ll 2 2 Trash. sit-T. DIVi sw. DI 7m" ‘H‘ 51w“ 22 Rnseborn a 4 l l a to It via. M“ K“ ‘L- Hm) I I Kouilx o t o o o 0 )1 n, I llulld' 30410“

Total. 15 s it I 21 4 Koutait rm 9 u 2i 'R- Mari-Mull” l I Yankeea iFrtrd it.» a as 5‘?”ch HI] iL- Keily‘ 5 5

AB R HRBIPO It Williams a l u h M155 Ell-is l1. Amen-um H Kubek ta t i i n l 5 Hamilton 0 o 0 “mm 1 214- thh'dln 2b .i ti 0 0 a a. bb—Koutait : lRichIrdson, MT- McEIWfl Key med by Tresh It a i l 2 o n Tresh, Manuel; Ford (Gilslmamm Wmlridzi Mantle at a ll 0 o l ll liam. Sknwrnni. SO—Kriuhx lsl R Maris rt i ll 0 ti 2 0 lKubek z. Richardaun a, Tresb 5 ell-toward e I o 1 ti ll It 2. Mantle 2. MIris Pepltoiie. » - ‘90» Pepltonelh t a z 0 a ulLopez a. lull d. Linz, 1" 2 - - A . .1 Buyerfib t it t it 1 :‘lirigliti, Ford 4 Wills z, w. 21 ~ 110.

Ford p i n it it I I‘Davis. Rosebnrol; Williams 5

> pen I it n it it n tail-darn. w. Davin. F. Howard. sums" Lil“ Williams a n 0 ll it it it SItowron. Roaeborol; Hamilton . W "mme l 1 hLlnz 1 II n it it o i (Kuutlx). U—anueelln lat s ‘1’"? Wm'im' i°i Willi!) “l Hamilton ii I) n it it it ill plate. Gorman [Ni tirat base,‘1“‘-““" Herb“ cBrIght l n 0 II o fllNapp lAt second base. Craw-‘ 'Jt “mm”

Tota as 2 5 2 2711i lord lNi third base, vanrnn lNllC‘m‘F HB- ‘D- When!“

a truth out tor Ford tn sth.‘lett lieid. Rice int right field.lD”a"‘y "my

truck nut tor thIiamr in T—ZMI. a—hsttoo ‘5- Fitzpatrickl .Clnver Boy 1W

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.day alter tanning .Yais‘:ees in a ‘ 5 victory tor Los angeles

Erskine, now a :ieyea an surunce man in Anderson. Ind. ilrst oil I left hand" mtt‘her 5 ‘ was waiting in the Dodger club Moose Sknwroll. an hid-Yankee.

house to congratulate -

jyearoid leity Ifler pinch»hltlrr pair of singles. skowrtin

‘lery trikr- knocked in the iil‘st in the set»

into

me that “hen we had thought maybe he had enough. ninth with I told him he deserved the rel:- ord. ea Inna IS he kept It in third. had e 21 count on hlm the iamin " ‘

Kouiax conceded he was "a "led out

Cardinal Mort [he '

By JACK HAND

. NEW max tart v Sandy tKoutax broke Carl Erskine'a World Series strikeout

Bright 5 laslsout

, r 19o against another Yankee club I! again: Fold. tile drama of ' y was reserved Inr the dymg andv sort of apologized tit mom ' “fie d M he out as he opened the last or the

bets Field

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‘little wealt" in the middle oi the now" To “gr , l l-game and again at the end. He

geertamii‘ wasn't we-k M “'9 tlnz Itir reliever Steve Hamil- by Lash beginning when he struck out to" "my we... 2,; berm, he ‘lhe tirsi rive Yankees, tying a sun-urnle to , record is! by the 0M 51- ‘0'"! hrenker on a humming last ball. Coupe! Igfllnst t

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SETS STRIKEOUT MARK

' Koufax Stars As Dodgers i Take Thrilling 5-2 Win

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The nodgers hopped

t secondt run by Johnny Rnseborn.

drove in the other two

and and tile last. in the third After that early

Pitta.

tnl Elston Howard has I fill

llne drive

on

his

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outburst

the

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Pepiton. who had tanned In the

then singled. Clete Boyer

It game down to

When the series

‘1 right. bat.

resumes Thursday diternonn at Yankee

S diurn. it will be another hat. . o! lett handers Al Duwninli a 22-year~nlrl tarmhand moved 1i.Ironi Richmond in .Iune. will

work tor the Yankees

trill had a I

reluizr season. .Iohnnv Padres. a

lLos .tngelee Padres. now had a itslz regular season

Down- rerrird during the

Q'WO'llmP iwlnnt‘r in l 55 when the Dodl. ers tBronklyn V‘Prslnn‘ raptured ltheir only series, will pitrb tor

The 27~year~olri Koutnx who

won 25 and ‘ord arts In the regular tionat League a e a i o it. down the hrsl H Yankees.

set a strikeoiit ten- ,\'

blew

s total nt 13 included Bobby Richardson three iimeI

and Tony ‘Mickey Mantle twice each also ’

Kuhek. Tom Tresh. Re El

laton Howard. .ioe Peottone and

Ford .birut'ls' out tour.

scan

Williams lite and Steve Hamil-

broke the old mark Louis Cards' 'tiort

Cooper

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PLAIN (N CIGARETTES

FILTER TlF’

. Denny .aalehoute in lost In the titth held or Firskine

Playing

Nobody got a hit or even a game ot the only all-St. Loin. into the lower Itands toul unbl Elston Howard

singled with two out lo the record iirth. The Yanks were shill out just 10 years later and apolo. until Tom Trash hit a two-run gizcd to the eitsDodger Wednesr homer la the eighth. New York 5. opening game Whitey Ford tor tour runs in three on a home

series. after Sandy tied the record in the eighth inning by tanning

Bobby Richardson lor the Lhde lime. Tresh unloIded his homer ml the first pitch

This much-advertised duel til age Soulhpa 5 between Kouiax and Ford disintegrated min I lttltle In the early stages when tilt: Dodgers clubbed Ford (or ltlllr runs in the second

Frank Howard. the six-iont~ sevrn inch D rt d g e r giant Slarled Ford in his riowniall

with a tremendous double that bounced none and hit the wall

in left centre about will lth from the plate skowroh. who hit only 201

arter being shipped to the nudg- era last winter atter in yearn at Yankee Stadium, singled sharply up the middle. ln came oward with the tirst rttn

Dick Trarewskl, a .225 hitter second because Jim

Gilliam had to shift to third to till in tor injured )(rn MCMIIL len. followed with a athlete to

“in! .3 hile fly ball.

centre

Rosebnm then ruined Ford ialr by

about in [net that glans-rd oil the larade in right and dropped

that/e combed the firm: Xllulltx hIlI he

i ing the rerord at H strikeouts man will not be able toiltt the

SPORT ECHOES

By Norman

Summerside Bureau of The Guardian

Drama Rides The Last P' ch

There uas surely a lot it drama riding on those last pit. cites to Bright today in the lirst some of the 1963 world series. Three things could have hap- pened. bright couid have got a base hit. and the Yankees could

tor a surprise victory, Or — Bright (‘nllid have hit a pop Ily or an easy lrnunder and th e lame would have been over But nright's striking out not only new the DndKers the vir-

ltnry. it not A new world series time and Mill the all Again.

record in Strikeouts—~15. break-

The tart that whitey Ford MI it“ In it in the evil lulu 0' file [line 'Il moll-

Dodgers Will Win In Seven

non'l torgel we held the Dodg-

ers in raven We wen very "red n1

hll Ill assemble Ill the luctI Ind Knuinx belore we mldo [h I i. ' . lake

made our Iii more miserable in World Serie- Inmel [lull Iny other ien bat» tern. when the rhino were down. and Yogi up, we generally went in the medicine rlbmet Ind innit In overdone oi Benmcllne Bill Yogi la mnrtll tthouuh home of bit taor will give you an Irlzu-

'ment on thtsi and being mortal YIIIceI. l he is auhiect to aging, This time In got u to win the world

when the baker are plugged wltlI Yankees, and Yogi tomes up in a pinch-billion role. determined to reach tor a had ball and out It into the i.e L e eon relax. beequ Yogi-a rehexea are get.

‘ tin: to that theme Song thII [chi Bullion In leven

v o u elther

II! Ill “it's Later ThIn Think And You will

Thanks For T

our tltIniiI to the roonaors oi the reception oi ChIrlotIetoI-In'l new Recreation ulterior tor an invluuon M lhl mention '-

t ably a aurprtie in many. Rut.

’r was it strahse s':hl iit Fitthe“s FlPld in tha‘ was open or to see a bear Flathtish tarts cheering their heads nit tor isal Mnglie the tit-tier who got the Dodzers atvav no a winning ‘tiote Sal more over from the Giants and while with the iciants he was the mtt=t hated man in Brooklyn,

But It won altogether dItIercnt onre 'nir Rarber Wt on a llodeer I m. The hair titrated to love and the love Increas- ed as the Vnnken tell t-Irtlma. The out day the Bombers chased lite Don Newrnmhe In a hurry. huiit up a huge M triad hut rouldn‘t hold it as Bums htiuneed hark to will iii-R. Then it looked as though the "stiller-s were finished but It was tar train train: the ease Thei- vrsooiided ' three stvalnht triumphs. dropped a LII ten Inning derision In tho slttb tit- lore rrtvshing the Dodson hrtnre the bewiderrd Brooklyn . tans In the seventh.

Many Great Moments

THERE are many great memories of Dodger! and Yankees in the past Sandy Amaros s can-ii tn the final game to 1955:

tor three-run homer. noosrs LEAD

skowron helped hnost that lead to no in the third Gilliam Opened with I single in rentre

u. was “med at mm". by CnnkIe Lavagetto's ninth hit that riiined Floyd Bevan'e wuue Davisv mm hittervam‘l gave the n s tnumoh came through with his tlrst ot “‘“SF‘NM' “"9 "" D“ :

klnes :lllkl'rlu' I‘N‘ord \eai‘< ZED lesiP'T‘daV 11 L

three straight hits on a nit-and- tun play. and Gilliam moved to third Showron lined a single to Iett. scored Willie navis with the turn and tinal Dodger run at the rtay

Kmilax lost his shutout with one string or the bat

ll ad iiist made Richardson hill ch Strikeout Victim and the rtowd was rheeriitg thei news on the scoreboard in ten- tre held The iii-st pllr'h to Tresh disappeared into the sun to the leflst’ieltt toner stands

Tony Kubek hart beaten out a single to Maury wills just he tore Riehardson airtirlt out. The way that Sandy mowed them down in the early innings. it began to Ioolr like another non Larsen-stale periett game.

son's nertrri game: Jackie lirhinsrtri'e torrinr lirkey ntirn's tirrti N the third ~il‘ikt‘ itliirh would ended cattle number [our in lltlnl'totts lashloll (or lllr‘ Dodgers in ml Hiinh (‘asrts arid .itw Page‘s dramatlr reliri pitching

Those are bill a tow oi the great moments sen-M up trv Dadaers and Yankees when they eladlt‘d In world series play since ml

Attention — Football Officials

he held (or- oliitdals

AX iotm-scholashr toothal' nunstah's l'nivrrsilv.

this coming Sam ay al a chief instritrlnr v--Il bc Flt Lt Ian \i liardv rei'l‘eatlon 0! ricer. RCAF station. . e and relcnin-t-hier M the provincial inlertrhotaslie football oltttlals