KOU FAX TO‘PS BALLOTING

Maior League All-Star Baseball Squad Chosen

NEW YORK IA?» 7 Sandy,Assdciated Press major league ol the 71 ballots by baseball Dick Stuart, both 1)! Boston. and

Kaulax. Loo Angela: Dndgcri' all~slar baseball team

World Series star, led Iiie way

The ilreballillg lelt-nduder. a

writers. He was the only Dodger ‘outllelder player chosen (or the all-star ‘ruht-handed pitcher

again Monday. thlt time heads lmgeme winner during the regiteam The voting was build

up the voting lor the annual ‘uiar season, was named on El'regular season periorntance, ____E— .

Boston Bruins Meet Canadiens lonig

BOSTON tAPt - Boston Bruina open the 1563-64 National Hockey League season against Montreal Canadiens tonight hoping they have achieved an

lmproved_delence by which to '

break their lease on last place. ered in the ceilnr tor the last three seasons and out oi the piayoiis tor tour, the Bruins ate planing their hopes heavily on goalie Ed Johnston. The acquisition oi Tom Johnson in the dr

veteran t was

designed to strengthen the d!- ‘

lence corps along wlth the ad- dition of Amerieln League one

Bub McCord and rookie Doll‘

Awrey. The other detence regu- llla Ire Leo Boivln. Ed Westfall

reen.

Coach Milt Schmidt says the :51 goals icared on Boston last season weren’t the iault ot the goalie and detencemen atone. He's drilled hard on hetter'bacit-

drnmd veteran Andy Hebenwn from New York Rangers. lie and former teammate Dean Prentice are expected to show the way better two-way play by the trout men. In addition. delencei'nan Doug Malina has

switched to centre Ind

lett wing. WON'I pneuma-

Schmidt reiuset to make my predictions and warns: "Don’t expect lel irom us."

He has abandoned the goal- tender platooning tried in the recent past and ttays with lohnrton.

"it he stands up we could make the ptayoiis," Schmidt rid, "We are an improved

by JOE REICHLEB LOS ANGELES 1A?) — For noger Marla, the year less ended when it began .e in the dugout and on the trainer's table.

it least my bad luck has ' the New York Yankee slugger tittiled ruetnlly. “1 got hurt in the spring, l got hurt in the summer, I got hurt in the [all Sounds like a song. doesn't 1- e

is a a z E g o a

p n which has toured

' lelaon to top Babe Ruth's of 60 in a lit-gnme Ieaso ‘VI

ngi

or FILTER TIP CIGARETTES

lit

MlLT SCITMIUI'

team. We have pretty good bal- ance np trout and our delence is a lot stronger."

The iilth new iace on the Bruins is Orland Kurtcnbuch. who has been at centre between Prentice and Hebenton. The Bruins will keep intact the line oi Murray Oliver. Johnny Bu- cyk and Tommy Williams that produced 72 goals in new.

The Canadlena wiu make thur debut with Guinp Wersley in goat alter getting him irom New York tor Jacques Flume. Other Montreal n e w c o titers include Dave nalon. Leon ltocheiort. Marc Resume and John Fergu-

hot:

as nig

hurl sleeple hts ever since be injured his lett arm in the second World Series game last

ay had let up only a lit- lie. The swelling had extended Tom the area of the lier arm all the way down to the back at the hand.

“This is the end at a perlect season (or me," said Ruler. who appeared in only 90 regular season games. a number ol t iii a pinch ~ hitter, and linished with a .269 batting aver.

. “It's the kind at a year A guy wants to forge .'

Maris suitered his tirst set- back in spring training when he pulled a left hamstrlnl: while

t mun Bill White. third base

oat

PLACE TWO EACH New York Ylnkees and

two me it.

Elston Howard reprehented Yank: while outfielder W Mays and .1an Marion-l, right-handed pitcher, for the Gianu outfielden Aaron pl ‘ Knline nI Detroit rounded e, lﬂiman 5d The Dodgers. who swept Yankees in games, had three players on second team. They were

d H

Maury Wills uutfie Tommy Davisi

League batting ehlrn . Others Mined to the

trewmski, the American Lea

SUMMERSIDE —Fred

experience as a win at Summerside Race last evening ior an autpic Kaine,

lecturing Homestretch winner and Mighty William

$108.80, The daily double on first and second dashes w

The two auinellat were w . and $5.20. Tommie lins' ﬁrst win paid $31.” a

2 2

Seventh dash War $23.50

load

won the door prize, a luur-y old saddle horse. Roars O

tempt to mount him. and landed

on the track. Hi; second , was successful, , RAG

ES 1 and s Trnt and Pace DIV—4150

ai

nudy Frisco (11. Mac- Arthur)

Times: 2.16; .16: . Richie’s Pride owned by

making a diving catch When he returned to the lineup three weeks later. it was like starting spring training all over agalml Roger managed to boost tits: average over the soil mark but: in lane he sustained a muscleI sperm in his ck. an illlu that benched him on tad bit for about a month. Then came hand and leg injuries plus the necee oi rectal operation.

drew Perry, Sumlneriide.

les Olkel. RACES 2 Ind 6

hree on the allrstarl. ﬁrst base-

Ken Boyer and shortstop Dickywnukee Brave

Francisco Giants each placeleI I baseman Bobby Richardson and catcher Ymkw 45: minim, Dodgers,

ime

four straight series l Tigers, 49; Red tholSox, 17: T. Davis. Dodgers, 12: second

baseman lim Gilliam, shortstop

No. team were outﬁelder Curl Yas-

batting king, and first baseman i Reds.

AT S’SIDE MEET

New Race Driver Has Double Win,

land oi xcntlugton. in his iirst driver, guided his sycaer brown horse. Tom- mie Collins. to a double dath

debut into the burden racial

The exactor in the filth race. d second pllce, paid a handsome

Richie's Pride and Tommie ’Collin! Is winners paid $7110.

Maris Ends Year ‘ Where It Started

Miss 'l‘otrt Scott's victory in 1

Sonny Huestis of Summersldc

I lau-

Homestretch owned try Char-

5 Maria insisted he WIS no

luck! No matter what hall they can never take that away from me"

Vudn Pinson

Jim M tincy at Cincinnati Reds, third baseman Ron Santo of Chlcllo

till

Cardinals olaeed‘cubs. catcher Earl Batty or

lMinnesotn Twins and southpaw ipitcher Warren Spahn oi Mil-

The votinzi st Ihree In each

lDOsILion:

i First bub—white, Cardinals.

San ‘5 ~ Stuart. Red Sox, in; Cepcda,

ants. a.

second bare niohordson,

."le 10: .iavier, Cardinals. 9.

“119 Third bare—Doyer. Cardinals, ,1 47; Santa, Cube. 9: Matron

I. I Sox, 5,

Ink Shortstop — Groat. Cardinals. 55; Wills, Dodgers. . Apariclo. 01" Orioles 2. Out! the 07; Mays. Giants, 55; Kl ne,

Yastrzpmski,

Pinspn. Reds, 5. Catchers — Howard. Yankees. 63: Battey. Twins, 5. Trench-Med pitcher! — Kon- Smihri. Braves

lder

Right-handed sue richal, Giants. 36: Maloney, 12: Benton, Yankees, 9.

Fol- Princess Spangier (G Elab- insonl Timu:2.13: 2.12:”. Winning horse owned by R w” side. Iona)

Fair Astronomer sh Belling Favoite

a in LONDON tapi~britains top bookies made Fair Astronomer a mo: netting Iavorite Mon- day to win the Cambridgeshlre Handicap at Newmarket Oct. l9—a race carrying forIunes ior people holding winning tickets on the irish Sweepstakes. bookies adjusted their odds aher Uiriilo won the Ce- satewltch Saturday. prit' h bet- tors try to couple the winners oi the Cesarewltch and the Cnmhridgcahire in what . known over here at the "au- tumn double," The line: Fair Astronomer isz; iisrty Cloud 7-1; Emerald cross in; Candid Picture. Casting Vote, Spree 204: Bar- wia. Camoalznr Early to Rise.

the nu

nrtIl

a a

rid the or

ear-

tr!

{@1119 teammate {7

Iders—il. Aaron. Braves ll

iiogg and L Wright. Summer-

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SPORTS FRONT

By PlUS CALLAGHAN

iSECOND sEUl‘ION cmiottctown, Tues. Oct. 8,—1963.

Yankees Humbled

we were wrung.

We hilly expected the New York Yankces to win a couple ‘of games in the world series However, Sandy Koufax. Jammy Podrs and Don Drysdale saw to It that the Overrated New lYm‘kers Wen/t back heme to New YGrk \llthDuI a single vice

. All that is laii to do now is pick up those world series Cheque! Whlclh shoqu be in the vicinity (it Slim!) and an”, .not a bad live days pay whether you um or lose. , However. while those who actually follow thelr belch)“ statistics iirured Dodgen’ pitching would be great, we do not believe that any at these Dodger admirers were thinking at the Bombers going out in Iour straight. it last couldn‘t bip- ,pen to the Yankees, the team that some Insist ir a power. lpleked club.

It Really Happened

WHEN you consider that Yankees “ere held to four I'Iﬂll games, it was indeed quite a humi‘utiun The team that t would Wreck fellows like Sandy. Jnhnm’ Ind

Don w lvery iew hits all through the series and they certainly couldn't get any when thv needed them the mo;

Except for Whitey Ford In the ﬁrst game. New York pitcher!

hurled hull—good enouth to it ﬁt world series [melt However. they were I“! attains! hurlers that were possessed ‘ItIl ithe Idea that they cmtidw'i be beaten. 1 Alter Koaiar and vadrec had beaten the Hnukinen in game- one had two, the general Milnlnn at the wise once was that not. ﬂrvstlale WMIIt'I he shelled eurlv In Ihat thlrlI came. Instead of thIr lnnenlne, nrva III‘ went ml to pitch the twat game of the series, hlnllllin: Ih ankees on three scattered 5.

Still the Yankee <unnnrler< were not sail ed They wouldn't believe it was actually hamenlnr Th v cmtldnlt entertain the idea 1'" their i'avori‘et Eula-1 out in tour slrai'vht 'l'nev‘d got b Knulax Sunday arid then batter Padres on Monday. We“. they

' M have battered John/ml on Mt'lni‘li'l‘ but Sandv never gave h \l'lll’l his second iletory in the t a nodzets' dressing

at v them a chrirre Hr came series and the champagne ﬂawed in room,

‘ Stan Blumlnq Joe

'eam NG RUN

sat-her Joe pepitnne let the bail got away, Gilliam then scat-ed casin when willie Davis llil a long sacriﬁce ﬂy in Mickey Mantle. (AP Wire- photor

may, 5‘

GILLIAM SCORES WITH WINNI

llrri Gilliam til the budgets Yanks in [as Angolan Catch crosses the plate with the run or Elston Howard oi the Yanks which gave the Dodgers a 2-1 is al i'lghl. Gilliam hit a win—and the World Series— in hounner in the seventh and the iittal game against the got all the way to third when

,Dodgers Weren't Healthy :But Still Licked Yankees

l By JACK HAND time winner. pitched Stotday's,stnry Tony Kubek. lea. Bobbyl I-OWI Prophe“

LDS ANGELES rip) A As zi clincher with an open nb- Richardson .214. Tom TresllJﬂI, Wm lialph Houk might have mut~ areas between the toes o1 his Mickey Mantle .133, Roger Ma. m EVERY now and then smite pmpltais came Hiram ltered to Joe Cronin, it was I 10” foot where a Soft corn had rls ,000. Joe Pepitbne .151 Clem e u -

' v - - ~ ' - l Lat Tuesday we read with idiot-5t dill Ledwell's Sport: ‘good thing the Dodgers werent lgose Buyer on. Only Elston Howard s or mm, hm hm ah

- r - ' ‘Eeal in which he ave the opinions healthy. OLDs at .333 was able to maintain anyl , is V m dmded w m c

IT'S true the Dodgers would have entered the la! of the niitlh on a H basis with Yank-res had Jrc Pemtone got Clete EWET‘S thmw in the seventh. when Joe lost the hall. Gilliam raced in third and scared then on Willie Davis‘s lrvng fly to ' _ It made Penitmle the loat. even l'tough ﬁll Yankees nailed 3.11 in the series.

It inst wasn’t to he the Yankees‘ year. The kind of Ditch- ling that Waite' Halon presented had those once mighty Bom- her: in a daze Thev lust couldn't tathnm out Koulax. Foam ,nr Drwdale They had never before seen such pitching and ‘il' mlglity donthuI II the world series will ever lee the Illlu

a am i Surely Yaidree ram \i‘lll not be blaming pepiioae for losing the series. Had .loe not that throw irons Buyer, it would only have prolonged the agony

Snttiles, vii-us, sore corn. the The whole pitching slall~ consistency mustasts- 0mm? was ‘ . pulled muscles and all, the Rental, Johnny Padres and DODGERS ni'i- .le of each team. lale broke the he by mliinihit {in tite m Dodgers shocked l-Inuk's proud Don Diysdale — was nursing‘ Although the Dodgers batted ll" 5”» Julian“ 5mg Swimmers “‘85 = “‘5‘

New York Yankees in the world heavy colds and Willie Davia‘orlly .214. ommy Davis bit ,W'“ W 14‘s Ansel“ In ﬁve-

Scries with a tour-straight knock sutlered it pulled muscle in his .400 and Mouse skowron has. i “Miran Cit-r“; “Emil yells? mat Jung: anew“

lout punch that brought joy to lelt thigh belore the last game. kouiax was superb in the "he" “'1: “hm” .3 mm ‘11“‘35 1);] I when mung; Los Angeles. a ' was dominated ,lirsl game, a io-strike attt lob;e 'yllk ’“w‘m hf“: “5'”; “9;: n‘ “h h", The Dodgers celebrated uttb icompletely by the pitching. Thellor a series record and a 5-2 ‘ he? g; “33;” ﬁg M gnu-m “and” H2 "l by

champagne Sunday night and Yanks had a sorry team batting victory in the opener. and his m" l - -

lawoke Monday morning with laverage oi .i7i and the Dodger wropnp victory Sunday. Podres 9;"Ehégid'ﬂgfnz'ﬁn’ﬂvhﬁﬂﬁ'm‘lyi'ﬂ; ’w'mj ‘the oh-beejoyful spirit 01 men , llaff had an earned run aver. lpitchcd a line. it unspectacular, i'h'," M, mm“ M, "1;". mid hmw mum .‘r”_

, whoh can elitme 513.000 cheques age at 2l’iim The mightyl Yanks igame in the 4-1 second contest,, ,in t e ina'. w e a e to score ony Inurilasing h'u shutout 1n the ninth. v V. e- - l " e broke up the Yankecs." runs in [our games, a record iThcn came Drysdale with his magi?" 1°";‘mwﬁmnglsmﬁﬁlplci'gng'xﬁgliléé‘gan'ffoosﬁ was the victory try at Walter surpassed only y the tiles llhree-hit, in victory in the third law” in 1961 my 1961 T1,, (am he did.“ “in this 3.3., a,” lO‘Malley's posh party at Dodgcrrhiladclphia Athletics. shut out am ism“, M. his mp mg “m a “ﬂame victory M y... Stadium while the chasteued lthree times by Christy Mathew-l Chances are the scrles wtu be Mam bu. m that their my mama...” mad Wm, Yankees were heading home.,son and once by Joe iicGinntty remembered longest as the mm, mm licking their wounds. in five-game set with the old richest in baseball history with Let's give credit where it's due,

It developed that Sandy Kou- New York Giants 2 record player ponl DI $1,917,- fax. the series Star and two- The balling HVFI‘BEPS Irll lb! 346.“.

x 1 . , i-inmestretch ICyr smith) a 1 amgﬁrﬁﬁﬁfﬂﬂg‘ nichie‘s Pride in. Walsh) 1 it: my. Smugglers My. Tm“ “a

Mlglity Wllllnm 04- JEII- Guard oi Honor 33-1. kins) _ 2 1 other horses in the one-mile, .lolly Lass in. Companion) 4 3 tine-furlng race over the turf peter Federal (J. Fox) :1 slams or did not

win Darnes (R. lanrnett) in timing into the heuhtg. Money Royal (is. FitzGer- There are at: horses in all, n) 7 s The tieid will be cut drastically.

Another stage will be reached d.r today when owners declare whether they are eeping their entries in. The final entries will be announced Wednesday.

An,

Three Jockeys Go To Hospital

lnndt 1 1 Maggie Gene to. Walsh) 2 1 TORONTO (CPI — Th re. Hark“ ghlLE-[gee‘mi ) Jockeys were sent to hospital Eleanor a . t ,at _ Mighty sandy (A. nurbinc) 4 1 krwﬁ‘f‘3'gtlrjl‘uig’mﬁ :11 in“. bold Jennie (E. FitzGerA _ spi tin ald) s s In: the ﬁrst race at Woodbine

Nell Clonis in Clark) 1 is none Track Monda

pear. : 2, as 2.21. Jo Burton or year Winning horse owned by F. llwn, and George Gunning of Follaud. Kcnslngton. nnmllton, Ont. suiiered concur.

ann and small fractures of their

lSwedish Writer Believes EDD?" lsCBusleSf - - ‘ ern arrler lln International Series l as

, TORONTO tCP‘ ‘ it the start i at the current iontball season. By PAUL iillusTEA J Janssnn raid hocltcy has he- uch better," he said "Analeveryane wondered whal had l TORONTO (CF) 7 till ions-,comc the NO 2 sports attraction;5wcdish people would like it it happened to George Dixon ot son, a Swedish sports writer, in Sweden next to soccer lie they saw two NHL teams piay.llv1ontreal Alouetles. left for Stockholm Monday posl- was it annnio's Maple cht‘Thc players like it, too." ‘ Hg was me mmngmg player tivc that he will return to North Gardens Saturday night tor the How did the Swedish play . m C d F lb 11 L a 2 America some day tor a unique .“' 9 a“ ‘3" 9° 3 e g“ Stanley Cup playoti series,

Thelen and Shanta have eight touchdcllns apiece and Racine has piled up his points with his talented boot Ha ha kicked eight ltcld goals, 19 convert: and the singles.

in passing. Ottawa's remark- able nuss Jackson hal mm- plcted oi at 151 for a total 1,

y. Rapid cityytrophy, making pro hockey it

er N'HL All~Slar game. Iide the Canadian game In the last season. But he Iwkm ex‘ son nelieves his rounlryia Canadian cnzch who went tu‘

ansson credits Eddle hetgle.,pm Camps? all! will chalicngc tor the National Sweden five years ago, with the

'Belter much better than they

expected Said lansson. "It's so Hockey League's championship improvement in Swedish hockey. “Now hows—sterner

last and' really better in every two of his Swedish team-

way, They will be able to pain and an their knowledge to the play- mates. Carl Oeberg and Rich iv

Svcnson who tricd out ntth llle

truly international sport “We should be able to held a team ol NHL calibre in 10

ttemely ordinary his

‘were drubbecl in their tirst two

,Eastcrn Conierence outings,

, Now tltcy're all wondering

lhow to stop Dixon. again the

busiest hall-carrier in the east, The Montreal halfback has

yards. bcst bu isr in the easlr

Worst irtcnds ol the pasrerr arc Bill Wayie oi Montreal and Joe Zugcr at Hamilton Tiger- Cats who each have made three interceptions shauo, who has scored sel'rn at his eight touch-

Mcris was rcierrlng, oi course, , to the that season when h hltl 51 home runs in a icz . gain recnrdl

iVITII ILADDER IRRITATION sitar it thu it near Women ii men an aim. miserlhla by common urinary Inﬂation cluled to a, nutrient.

. re atuatty meat to. .aaoneary ash-e Inqun actor taa unturned it...

RACES ! and 1 Trot and Pace DIV—4M Blue Ml. Girl to. Willisl r is; Tom Scott (D. Wllsnl Bitty Silver (A. Burhlne) Chuck Hr lR. Kennedy) Time 2.14 #5: 1, -5. Blue Mt. Girl owned by Bell, Summerilde and A M Mi'i n. 0' Iry.

RACE! I and I Free-FMMI Div—HM

xidnrr can maddir tint-lions. t r lcvmonureatle

iul you do i. take

in of

once ,aca murcuur pain.

irna. eruartot. reel better'iut

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thoracic vertebrae. small bone: in the middle of the spine area of the sixth and seventh rind. Alex Wick oi Toronto suf- leredlconcussiun,Dennll Terry at Vancouver was unhurt. Burton and Gubhlna will be out of action from [our to six Weeks.

F is:

RED AIR ACE DIE!

MOSCOW [Reutersl Airi Marni“! Pavel Zhigarev, 63,) former Sovlet air force com- mender-in-chlef and head of 4 , civil aviation, has died. the de

mlnlltry newspaper Red Star reported Frlday. The newt paper did not say when he . zhignrev held up air force atlIf ports durllll the Second World in 1945 directed Ion]-

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FOB SAP E

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and Czechoslovakia also are carried tttc ball its times tor a improvmg and perhaps lulu-r loading total at 943 yards rush- csicd in proiessiohalism, mg in II] games This is 44 car- usI think. mused Patrick rtcs more than Dave Thelen at to ltoim, lacrlin. Moscow. ,Ollawa Rough Riders, titc cast's Loa Angeles San Francisco— seemid best ruslier. all in the National League." Thelen has carried 99 times .lansson st-nilcd. llor 594 yards Dunn's average lie belietes it will come Io‘a ca IS as yards .md Thricn that some day, has avcragcd a Thclrtt, he ever, has scored 148 points it 'rh ties him tor the lead in that department with ienmmaic .\loe Racine and Dick Shatto at Toronto Argonauts.

downs on 045505. Is still the lcatitrig rcccivcr lic has soared 42 lnr 153 yards

Ernie White o1 Ottawa leads :rl klrkoil returns with 393 ylrdl Ann awragc return of 323—11: trtcs Loading punt return In!!! is Tod Page of the Air. Page - reiurnrd tl punts a total 1). lat s ind in panting, Iorrner soccer plat-cr Gino nerretta of Mont. real has averaged 51.9 yards on 7i) punts ' v Ztincr. has ntrraged 40.9.

ers at itome. And he named that iiussla

Toronto Maple Leaise re the

View "Frolessmrtilism iii Swe- iirst results or hcigle‘s llnrk" den is lust around the corner. Sweden now has 10 Canadian i think that in live years he will , coaches and they're always be halfway tht-rc. Players will looking for more work at jobs halt a day and mm “mm practise hockey hall a day t‘ lressim, mien Jansson has been with Rev: York Rangers during the last month acting as an interpreter

for 22-yea’1‘nold lltilt dsterrler.rhll monLa9;e_Jeum protege w c “1 un ergo a m. an 3 5| 8 . “""l he Juveniles

game trial with New York the start at the regular season in lootball _ott SIlu-rday ‘Montague Regional High School.

5 Y5 STERNER BEST 3. mums. To Practice

years Said Janssan In an inter

like the pro-

)“. baseball team will workout at 5 m. every day this week The '- sessions are slated for

I

Memorial Fle

l've got the best hockey, a

.. model “1;,” ‘ 3:": maside by a score at “as-0 at a ﬁlm“ “Stem. .5 a km the Queen Charlotte High School The Canadian Legion luvcntle D o g s I

-' playgmnds Almough prospect , I V “But he that to learn aboui New had the cd _ B. said ymm .twm‘ihr gamc was clcnlilvpl the otichstve team is on theta"! quit“ oven _ ' Sterner LI one oi the beat 1‘ Ind Steve

I .7 _ # "2’55: stealth-9*“ " also We Mm‘h On Saturday

kicked a single point \MHERST ‘CI’l—Thlh north- crn Nova Schlia tnwu wilt have

iVernon Joms Its itrst Canadian prolrssinnall‘ Bus’s championship boxing match 53‘ ‘

turday

AmhersI natiie Les Snralue. him now reside: in Dartmouth. \‘s will ttciettd his Canadt

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chrckiii

(or

l'onlague. Br)th Homing

‘Be Contenders

By CHARLES MAKER LOS .iNGELES MP1 e The world rliamplon Les \ngcirs Dodgcrs should he a rnvllcnrler it the Nalinnal League ‘IDr as or ahead as M can see." iicn- Manager Buzzie Bares)

trams hr 5 ('OIIIil out are Houn- ton and Ken York

Thr Dodgers. Bat/iii iliI‘I. “aren't going in make any wholesale rlianges next year. buI llc're not Eaan Io ltaﬂd pat either" said M WILL HELP HAVENOTS

“Bill hr said dim! think Tllf‘ (lrsl roslri‘ changes will lhcre muth lhancr anv ilup be brought about by a special . is going in st" tip a diiiaalv ir. plaicr pant set an to help notic- “I'll” “""HWKN "0‘ t s icawuc we dont etou know Inn and ,\'l~u York Each oi the 398"“ Al 5mm ‘7’ “WP!” tit-yr gntng In “In lile year niltcr right clubs will put (our

wwm‘mi'“ J'm “Wm” M “For one thing. there is run plmcrs in thc pool. C"“‘°""°“'" “"1 Emmi" “,many good pitchers in the Tho Dodecrs arc expected I. ""150 I S'X'h-Wuﬂd knockuu“ileague with this kind ol ylitcth oilcr iniiaider ilrrv amdiog. 1m month It the I‘ll-(‘3 0' inc. uiusi ran'tiipurcallthc outlirldcr-iiiiiolder Lee Wain. "my Can" "I "81"“ l' other contending clubs are git. relipl pitcher Rowe a

t that b semln bill Hen. mu.

eral v a

is

PITTSBURGH lVertton. iormcr Washtnricn manager. will replare Ron Northey on the Firalrs' co ch- 1ug staff for next season. Pil- tsburgh manager Danny iinr. laugh said Monday

Munnugh also said lit‘ in reducing his coaching tt~ti 1mm rot in four by rcirasing Virgil

LAP—Mickey

PENDABL

Ken

mm m 5m an" rematch ts srhedlrled as a sur- tong losing Vernon. 45. was released by mull“ “will” streaks it lirst-yrar player, tpettt the me senath during the 1" 0"!" hou's- I" Iﬂur‘rnunﬂ» night now, Bli‘asl said. it 1963 season in the ma

I of! in counted against the WT ism-n roller.

There the Dodger! will ll'y to m lirst baseman Bill shown. outllelder WIIly Moon Ii I. lie! pitcher Larry She

reason lie went to Washington "5- Monk Mhllllc 0‘ Amhem,iooks as though the Dodgers

in 1961 alter serving u a Pl- 1 meet-I Jack Mai-chem 0‘ H y have the name principal

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