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SPORTS FRO alp oO STATISTICS | . MINNEAPOLIS (CP)—What- ; . Ss or e ever the outcome of the World | Twins ; lena be Opens Today Ralph Sano o hae snes Be sere 0, Se : The fences are closer in ie By 4M CULLEN aim thas at Metropolitan Sta- unveils on the 1965 World Series today with the dium e. : National League champion, Los Angeles base- eS eee ie the home of the Minnesota Twins in the Angeles oe Se best-of-seven world championship battle. plate compared Lea- 56 Dodgers are being favored to take the American Minnesota stadium. centre i their su te’ is 380 feet from home plate in mainly on the basis of perb pitching that a lot of people consider the National Los Angeles and 435 here. League far superior to the American loop. A player would have to hit ;

Bill Ledwell, author of Sport Beat in The Evening Patriot the ball 410 feet to put i over conducted a survey on local opinions in yesterday's the centre field fence in Los and of ten enthusiastic baseball fans (including the author of Angeles while he would have to the column) there was only ONE that predicted -he thought hit i 20 feet farther here. The . the American League champions had a chance of picking up right anally Sete fence in Los all the marbles, ' Angeles from home .

The dominant reason for the disregard of the Twins was plate, compared with 485 in the -- that they wouldn’t be able to hit the Los Angeles mound crew. Minnesota stadium.

We find it hard to see the Los Angeles club going down at The Los Angeles right field the hands of the Twins except for the fact that a flashing red fence is 330° feet from home light keeps jumping up in the mind of this columnist when we plate compared with 365 here. start contemplating the outcome of this series. Fences in two of the. fields _ In our association with sport we have learned to be a in the Minnesota stadium are little doubtful when everyone gets the idea that anything is higher than at Los Angeles. “a oe Se The left and right field fences "

Cassius Clay didn’t stand a chance against Sonny Liston here are 12 feet high. In Los/

in their first title fight according to the opinion of about ell fences are 10 feet * 95% of the fight followers. What happened to Liston is now . = history. ; ; . has

i Walt Alston, manager of on field at Metropolitan Sta- he had to attend World Series morrow in first game of the : The Los Angeles stadium conanee ‘and ftelding ee ok tone, Wo cor halo oot the Los Angeles Dodgers, is dium to watch team workout. meeting. The Dodgers and 1965 World Series. | Anthony, the edge in seating soem feel that the Dodgers and their numerous loyal fans may be | shown today as he appeared He wasn't suited up because the Minnesota Twins meet to- (AP Wirephote) | gan fullback oe Se Seren in for a rude awakening before the curtain comes down on the > year’s Rose 182 for Minnesota.

a eg ~ 5 STO the limb in Mr. Led- was let go by Browns ‘ was went on in . . . well’s column? It was none other than Fred (Husky) McCabe > * of the National Football League | fj} ac na Bo Lee Boy and Husky said he thinks the Twins can take the series in , eh Se ne Se R 3 seven games. Western Football Conference. ; Kunt’s whose habit of retiring etired HOW MUCH TO ADD? eed : : athe end of every sonon aac At lo Stat wa i é . Bob Lee Boy, a 10+ pac: ~ srage se oe os | TWINS Aroused By RUMOFS [eis Ee arte rs fae ieee racist the aeetas aes , twowsy man. HALIFAX (OP) — Darryl ee aie: owners Eric and of onrushing automation? By JACK HAND ; “aS a ban, in left and Jimmie Hall in | Sazio said that although he's) Burgess of St. Mery’s Huskies Whebby announced here

We have read some interesting material on this subject | MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Fa- centre against the right-handed going after Anthony and Kunts,| and Jim Gridiith of ‘St. Dune- | Sood, ! recently and we thought we should pass it along to our readers. |yored Los Angeles Dodgers will cecal #| Drysdale. When Koufax pitches, doesn’t ‘mean either tan’s Saints have taken an ear- Purctiased in Haulton, Me.,

There is a big movement afoot presently by respective send 23-game winner Don Drys- ws Bob Allison will go to left and | action in Monday's game. He ly lead in the individual scoring | 100 ne was a two-year-old recreation directors to encourage everyone to get out into the dale against Minnesota's Jim Joe Nossek to centre. said it was too early to tellllrace in the Biuenose Football |i" po. “Tee Bay started on country and make use of the recreational facilities which Grant today in the opening Against Drysdale, the Twins Conference. Both have 19 points. | S7",..00 = itor Seles mothe aan er eer game of a World Series that will have left-handed power im Jim Cairns and Laurie Sehr |WoTiime [reCes Sane in on

Recreation & i tet by many 0. Yermestion director i¢ (hi. Gaus gleliee ae patting champ Tony Oliva, Don| WORLD SERIES warts, toh of Acadia Univer. |3¢ limited too much’ to people who are athletically inclined. Mi ta’s } vin Mi and Hall, plus Valde- sity Axemen, and Cyril McDos- eight-year rg oe. ‘ Everyone requires recreation ef some form ts erder to obtain |" snl Gis’ tat aeciagy SO spino, a peaky hitter, otiva has| FACTS, FIGURES (id or st. Dunstan's are next |, The horse has started at ev:ry life’s uppermost goal: “‘a sound mind in a sound body.” DERE § es, » 8 vor vie: hens ally : with 12 pales tploon track in the Maritime provinces

Europeans are generally considered to be in much better {@ Sellout, -will be watched by been out lineup rece: ae ae ae cial ena 3 and set an individuel lifetime physical condition than Canadians and residents of the United about 47,000 fans in recently- due to a muscle pull in his right me fete aaa : a record at Gorham, Me., two States. We feel if you look into the reason you will find they [enlarged Metropolitan Stadium. Jeg but he reports he’s in fine oe aeeaies! SEs Group years ago with a Clocking of make better use of the facilities supplied by nature to get |Los Angeles is a 7%-to-5 series shape and ready to go. ( . + 2.05 3-5. their exercise such as: bicycling, hiking, skiing and horseback favorite and also a slight choice MISSED SIX WEEKS Dodgers oo inn (Ameri een rida reson oa here head. ral detatics | capa" ne Herman Killebrew, whe ) Fi

at is recreation e have heard sev Game time is 3 p.m. EDT. ! “ of the word and the one that holds the uppermost place in |The weather tac” Somers ee ee Basis of Competition: Best- our mind is: ‘any method humons employ to obtain satis- fairly comfortable day with location of the right elbow, of-seven games, ~ faction’. To one person this could mean the competitive temperatures in the mid 606 worked his way back into action Standings: ~American third inning of a ball game and to another it could mean the and mostly sunny. There will be -jand is ready to lend his long |League 37, National League enjoyment of a sunset. 3 brisk b ne t ball power to the right-handed | Schedule: Wed. Oct. 6 at Min

Recreational activities may include: a tennis match, swim- [2 reeze ng out from | | attack along with Party Battey |neapolis; Thurs., Oct. 7 at Min- ming,. fishing, a nature walk or just sitting beside a shaded |home plate, a factor favoring and Zoilo Versalles, the Twins’ |neapolis: Fri. Oct. 8 open date; eae ae ee ee ee counterpart of Maury Wills. Ver-| Set. Oct. 9 at Los Angeles; facilities provi y nature. ome runs are no novelty. P ** . ;

Above everything else recreation is not a waste of time When Sam Mele, the Minne- a a “argent ae fb gcut ste ‘actos rom Oot ” “ ua or a mere preventative of juvenile delinquency. sota manager, sent his Twins |ers got some of our guys a little ,he has been nicked for 34 home base total is only 26 to Wills’ 94. |Tos Angeles: Tues., Oct. 12,

Jim Fox, city recreation director advocates the use of the /through their final series tune | disturbed. It may fire up the jruns, a weakness he probably | tn, os a eee aoe: Wed. Oct. 13 if nec- : great outdoors and when we visited his office to chat about jyp, he reported some of the guys a little. won’t have to’ worry about too Dodge with Wes P open ; ree the above subject yesterday he showed us a quote from a boys were upset by a story in| “They've got three real good | ‘much in this series. The Dodgers hitting infield es Parker lessary at Minneapolis; Thurs., speech by President Lyndon B. Johnson which was as follows: the local paper quoting Buzzy | pitche Yr got good | areé-tow jae majors with only on first, rookie Jim Lefebvre on | Oct. 14 if necessary at Minnea-

“Natural beauty is more than a rich source of pleasure and avec, Dodeer., general. sine’ pitchers. the got pretty ood [78 te : second, Wills at short and Jim | polis. : recreation. It shapes our values. It molds our attitudes. It fills ak deedictt t pitching. They've got a g home 23-12, has a Gilliam at third. With that type | Probable Attendance: 47 our spirit and it helps us to be the kind of men and women [386% 25 Predicting & four- |bullpen. So have I. Maybe they) Drysdale, bs Gecep- | of line-up, manager Walter Al-|at Minneapolis; 35,000 at Los we finally become. And the kind of men we become makes raight sweep. have more over-all speed than | tive three-quarter arm ‘mo | ston does not have to worry too | Angeles.

this great nation.” To some such a ‘speech would be termed ‘The Dodgers may be in for |we do. We certainly have got |tion that makes him especially | uch whether the pitcher is Favorite: Los Angeles 7%. politics, but we think -there is definitely a good deal of truth |@ little surprise,” said Mele. |more power.” * - __ |fough- on righthanded betters. right-handed like Grant or lef-| Goos Time: 4 pen. ADT at in this statement. ‘Those stories about the Dodg- Grant, 21-game winner in reg- | The Twins will send a heavy- handed like Jim Kaat, who will . § ar ot tes

There is a rumor that our neighbors to the south are cony ular season play, has been the /hitting lineup against the Big D, | the second game for the Minneapolis; 5 p.m. templating a 20 hour work week and this is going to provide e solid man of the Twins staff|who got the starting call be Angeles. :

a great deal of feisure time which could turn.‘out to be a Brian London since he picked up a fast curve jcause Sandy Koufax, the 2% as i led the National Radio and Television: NBC in or problem if the youth of today isn’t taught the proper from pitching coach Johnny |game winner, will be observing 7 ; of the : the U.S. and CBC in aoe aa use of leisure time. ~ in. Yom Kippur, the most* solema aoe | ~ ; Opening Pitchers:

- This_observer thinks..this_ movement is necessary and Close To Top is ei Sak ap lei in the Sewichs calendar. . — behind a ee Drysdale (23-12) for Los Am you might say it is as big_as the whole outdoors. pound righbibauter hes: oom Mele platoons in left field and [iy ‘he, sretie and thes came |geles vs. Jim Grant (217) for

LONDON (CP)—A year ago|Pleted 14 of 38 starts for a 3.30 \centre field and will use Sandy | streak before wrapping it up ‘ ! e e= roa “ee | being written earned run average. However, |Valdespino, a chunky little Cu- Seturday Tey have little power Baie he pr ge gr first as a talented boxer a use the famous “Wills home ; S‘side Racing vi ‘hl peel epee | rn enh cats an EEE ; ay, @ , sou on a f se, a é a vie cece Brian- Conacher frets =| vee T ° by — and spe ele sf _ : if the Twins can keep Wills| TEL AVIV ee — : = : es off the bases, they will have a charged ” Goes onig T soma icsak HG big chance of handling the Dodg- |teurs blew up an. irrigation pipe et trat sheen e urns © or ers. He has been an inspirational |Tuesday night near Mezer set- 1 : a y’re being taken ‘ ° leader, ranking with Koufax and |tiement in the coastal plain, 800 SUMMERSIDE — With the|Homestretch and Rollomatic, imjin «by manager Al Phillips’ : crag ape Ss beena ths Serdautnaee: Y F tur erandstand heated and made | positions 1 and 7, will likely be| claims that London is good : le. the Laat sa lee Mee Sore ne cain Seaan coca eee or our u e . comfortable for the racing fans|the favorites but Susan’s Birth-|enough to be champ. But they| TORONTO (CP)—Brian Con. after leaving oe renee. » |ning to the scene were fired on @ large crowd is expected at/day and Drillo Hal can’t be ov-|are impressed with the fact that|2cher, @ 24-year-old student at jreturn to school. The Twins have six men with |” one was hit. larael com : : Summerside Raceway tonight to| erlooked. the new London is a streamlined | McMaster’ University, Monday.| Prior to ne ores = 16 or more homers. Lou John- ee . ; see the Aan witness another top-notch card! ‘The fourth double dash of the|improvement over the old — Right signed a contract with |the Leafs ee ch eee son and Lefebvre are the — ai about Oe eae : ; , consisting of five evenly match- Phillips sweated 12 pounds off | Toronto Maple Leafs of the Na jing camp, Conache: T,a Dodger coleaders with 12 each. mixed 5 ed classes. rants captonligdiced aed Emerg 4 tional Hockey League, 10 days |Canada’s national hockey teath, |Drysdale, used as a pinch hit- « ‘ from the featire race with 8 | con of former Bri had asked for a substantial con-|ter, is Los Angeles only .300 aves prdthggg ene moving ven entries vying for honors.|weight champion Jack Lenten, s . - tract amd assurance that he |batter and he has seven home Summerside ; her last start. will likely be the|Again post positions mean a lot|Brian is a native of Blackp$ol Forbes Kennedy would play in the NHL with the | runs. : . ; favorite, followed closely by| with ne zad coven hole, Biss | ean, “mned fo 11 yeuss: sg] @o os | tpee. Versatles. and Wills, the two R : Highland Spirit and Billy G.|in the one and seven hole, Blue|after winning the British ama- nt To Seals He has agreed to the same |lead-off men, may turn out to aceway ' : Command. Highland Spirit will|Mountain Girl, Sunny Key, /teur title and beating the Com- terms as I offered him in Peter- |be the key to the series. Ver- ; ; “ go away on the rail and. Chesterway” Thomas Wil |Games’ in Veeco ee ete the elon aia at eet aaerr inet imac |slles says, he wil ru it M starters with positions st} At The Following Locations ouver. roe raw Meets auien have to go all out to head them) Four years later, in 1958, he| the National Hockey League has|the Leafs. "I don't discuss fi- |knows Wills is poised to test |Summerside for Wednes- ° : : to the wire. took Joe Erskine’ _ nancial arrangements, but I Battey’s arm and the moves of |day, Oct. 6th Post ~ time Joyce, Top Way, Splurge, . oo Prskine’s British/ioen sent to San Francisco Paso he Sia can 8 , Ys grandstand. : Chief's Gal and Paddyland| The ninth and final dash will| crown, then lost and won in two tell you agreed to play |the Twins pitchers. 8 p.m. Thu a 7 a Girl. The lone trotter, Topway,|have starters including Victory |™matches with highly - touted | Seals of the Western League and | anywhere in the Leaf setup.” RACES 1 AND 8 wv bs will likely be cofavorite with| march, Lorna Price, Mighty ‘— Fag ont Miami. Keith Wright, a draftee from) Brian became the fifth mem- Spirit a Amy Thorpe and in this race,| candy, Jolly Lass, Haeless Abb,|In his fivet detemer on ic emt, | Montreal Canadiens has beea|ber of the Hal Souris, Federal positions as they come off_ the s Honest Patch |seven tranthe se wor tis title | sent to Oklahoma City Blazers Brook 1PM. . first turn will mean a lot. Fans) Gary See Sele ee Ee, a ee Pe Ciena Seehuieet taie tte, Charmer 11 AM. - can be assured with Topway out| and Name The Price. pointed by Henry Cooper of 5—Billy G. Command : and ‘going, a fast mile will be With a heated grandstand and |niOn se when he de on 6~Stephen Lee Hal | Morell Town Hafl— -extt out. an ali weather track along with|rieq' the ‘British Bosine ee 2 P.M. - 4 P.M. ne Saas ot tet beter than average field fof contre and’ fought. Fiord| © MARITIME Pe i “hard | Borses & oe a . RA 1—Homestretch poo fig yd “iar das three | C22 be oa ted at the local) was not “a pothemwig dhe w CING 2~—Sasan’s Birthday Canadian Forces Career Counsellors will be avail- pacers, Eleanor Patch, All Jol.| °°! iar Goes seen ond fined £1,| FREDERICTON (CP) — Drié- 4—All_ ee aan are rag = te ¢ ; lity and Royal Hi Direct, w ill 000 “|vers Dave Chapman and Dal ‘|5—Royal Hi Direct variety of es off in the -— have te show sald sense focm Quebec Aces Bear sionve soimer Gould each brought home three &—Drille Hal Immediate openings are available in Canada’s de- *o head the trotters to the wire. The board had refused to ap-|winners on an eight-dash hat 7—Rellomatic fi team for young men and women interested es Si prove his shot’ at the world|ness racing card here Tuesday RACES 3 AND 7 in_a job which has excellent pay<and prospects. PROBABLE 1gD Baumain csmpionsiy,” manty “because | nigh e 1—Amy Thorpe OR mail this coupon to your Canadian Forces Re- ; ; he was not the British title-| Gould drove Charming Abbe 2~—Ellen Joyce cruiting Centre at: ; QUEBEC (CP) — Goaltender holder at the time. |(2.10 1-55 toa new race mark iat ' LINEUPS Garry Bauman signed a con-|/ After the suspension te |and also the fastest time of the . d tract with bec Aces of the a s ghts against | night. His wins were. 's : sunctdiss Uhehay ‘commie teen: Cooper (three times), Dic k|Scott (2.12 35) and Adam's Joy. 6—Paddyland Girl Queen Charlotte Armoury MINNEAPOLIS (AP)—Prob- 4, and indications are he may |Richardson and former world|(2.14 25). ° . 4 RACES 4 AND 8 P. O. Box 1148 able starting lineup# for the | ome the club’s regular net- |Champ Ingemar Johansson| Chapman's wins included Er § Vv hs first game of the World Series | i nder. without impressing anyone \nie Spencer (2.16), Hillbilly Boy bs Se ciate Girt _ Chartottetown, P.E.1. Les Angeles Minnesota with Omsha Knights of the | {4 contests last March when he| Other winners were Ukon rahe Herts a Wills, ss Versailles, ss Ses tral League and allowed 159 |W@S matched against young|King (2.11 45) and Winnburn 5—Miss Flamingo Gilkam, 3b_ Valdespino, If ae ao s for a 3.70 |Billy Walker, a Cockney whose | (2.13). |S—Chesterway Thomas — ae qe cues eeee eee eee eee axe ae —W. Davis, of Oliva, sf | | Boa: against average. BC ey Gey Wenge mee 7aRipover Please mail me full obligation Fairly, rf Killebrew, _ | Bomber. REMEMBER WHEN RACE 9 requirements in: — Jolinson, If Hall, of He has looked impressive at | Walker figured London would . : Lefebvre, 2 § Micher, ib _— [training camp so far. The Aces /be a good ‘stepping stone but it; | The record’ attendance at 1—Vietory March NAVY ARMY Alk FORCES Parker, Ib Battey, ¢ were left without a regular goal- | cidn't work out that way. He| a baseball game was notched 2—Lorna Price s Roseboro, ¢ Quillici, 2b tender in the middle of the |was thoroughly beaten by his up six years ago teday—in Sandy (Please Print) ’ Drysdale, p Grant, p 19665 season when Gump Wors- |oider opponent. 1959 — when 92,706 fans ~ we ee Umpi Ed Hurley (Ameri- ley was cailed up to Montreal London was then matched! streamed through the Lee Name ............ © O%Gsses Peeee © Ocdttes © se © E89 Rey Comet Ore can League) plate; Tony Ven-|Canadiens of the National |with Roger Rischer, a Califor-| to watch Los Angeles Honest Patch BORER oui cote reeees tires osnved ous oo serigh aleeses egw, zon (National League first base; |Hockey League. nian. And although many fig-| gers and Chicago White Sox 8—Name the Price Sle. t John Flaherty (American) sec| Other goaltenders in camp jured the experienced Briton) in the fifth game of the Desble 1 and 9 GE oa « Ehseseh tl bh tadinds 0 hbase 60 sis10 bs AED vecbiinsd ond base; Tony Sudol “(Na-|Here are Ernie Wakely, Gilles |would win, they were surprised| World Series at Los AD ans ‘ tional) third base; Bob Stewart | Banville, Jean - Guy Morissette jat the way he did it, geles. The Dodgers, newly os TN 0 oa SS geese Vee tcavievcic osneme 088 oae (American) left field foul line; |and Carl Wetzel. After Worsley’s | Fighting at 195 pounds, he put} moved to the west coast, Exactor on 9 : (C2) Ed Vergo (National) right field |departure, Wakely finished out |Rischer away in just 50 seconds| took the series four games RO a foul line. Mast. season forthe Aces. es to two. a - ‘ d . oy . + 2 . ele “ 4 ' ” ‘