SPORTS * FRONT

B PIUS CALLAGHAN

Welcome To Mr. Fox

A man with an outstanding attilotlc record becomes athletic ducal! nl Charlottetown today. ‘ Jimmy Fox, Saint John, New Brunswick and Mr.

He in . comes to the provimual City with hir achieverth weu

it re ulna,

Jimmy Fox Stirred It blseball. hockey Inti buiteiball. At one time he was the property at the n _on Soil. l-le mulled Ind played on various New BI’IIIIEV-lltk Mimi and in the early 1950'; won the batting championship at the Southern New Brunswick Bast-hall League. In basketball be war a reel stylist and slian kl real advantage every tinle he pertnl-rnetl. AS mach M many rluba, he had the knnt'k uI Impafllng much bl his knowledge to the tours under his c re. _

0n the ice lanes, .lirnrny Fox was just aa brilliant in high ‘ ac-hooi hot- his records amazon onlookers and in one season i he scorcd )0 gcnls, a mid that still stands in New Bruns- i

‘ i(. ‘ me We arc certain .ltntmi Fox “Ill not be long in malaria mam li'lends here in Charlottctowu Things mil naturally be a bit strange tor a spcli hllt that spell should hep! short duration We utsh him the very best in this new position and ask or those with whom he will work the fullest kind at or»

r non. “We hope his achlel'emcnts villi be many Vthlle nol'kml here and we reel DoGlIiVe they will

A hearty welcome, Mr Fox to you and your runny.

Doctor Clclrk To MAHA

on his recent election of Iourth b'ichreSident a! the Marih'me Amateur Hockey Assoclalltm_ privilege Ind rlghl nuw we Ire serving the term 01 past president. In lite nu ' course in events, Dr. mark Should be mupyinl the president I chair by 1971. _ We ivish the good doctor all the best in “us as an

LL 1 AL... I! SAFEST S

Hallhack Tom Malta. ‘1. o!

the Baltimore Colts leaps blocked nay Nitscnke or the Green Bay Packers an Dan

POT IN THE HOUSE

Currie, 58, and Herb Adderlny. Green nay pursuing Malle Is

25. at the Packer! wait in end , his 6 yard “m in m , nave Hdnner. 79. or the Pack- quarter at City stadium In ers. (AP Wirepnoto).

WE would like to pass on our Longralulations in Dr. liillard Ola: i l

hi: i oiticec oi tbi. Maritime hockey We are coniidcnt he will give it the best. oi his ability. Once again doctor, congratulations.

Ccll Lewis Passes

WHEN we returned trom Halifax Sunday aitcrnoort we learned that mll‘ good trienti and «worker, caivnl Lewis had Alltltnliill we trad t-xpactcd tn hear Such uord ‘

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anv day. it'ditl seem hard hit realm that Cal had gone.

'lllthough Cal was not an outstanding athlete in his day. he always was keenly mtcrcstcd tn the goingsnn in all realms of the Sporting world. In our at years of association With tum. we had many friendly atrszumt‘nis, especially nrnllnd this time or year when the world series held the spotlight. ‘

one ' sons, rinii. Wars and still lb pituth in lot-a1 Snoris t'll't'les. Cal Inlluwi‘d eve“: move that Brian made musically with Lite keenest of interest Baseball was protonth 631': favorite sport and too many years both he and Mrs. Lew“ were regular patron: ill all Memnrlal Field games.

Cal was I must lritntlly individual. He had indeed I bi! hurl and r! 31 persons who have benelilerl lroln til. nnpnbliciicd cbarlty. We are happy to have bad the privilege ll helng numbered among his many Irttinds. We indeed had mllly fleIsanI nssnciatinlls during Illt' yran we had worked I‘ltil each other and we look hick on than Issulaflonl “why and are grateiul tor them. ,

To Lewis and Cal's WI“ and daughters. we offer our ‘ olmeresi sympathy. While we can truly under-stand their , mt Ieel'inl: of lass. we are equally Certain they but) have manv pleasant memories which they will lot-ever cherish.

Sports From hint lost one at Its most loyal hackers} and mlrly I Iimr Cal Lewis's thinkan has crept IllIII our 'l’lflnl! in IItIs column. We will miss that advice but are thankiul that we had the npporlutlily oi benclitting tron. it an the while Sports Emut has or

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NEW YORK ‘Huuk picked Whitey Ford and

two World Series games gave .lim Eoulml,

,Los Angeles Dodgers wer ' in tor Wednesday's opener

, 941’! , Alter the war, may took up icoaching here lege. St

lHoukNamesFordDowningl

39 12.55 y rds as

To SIar’r First Two Games‘

itnlal yards with irler w i

(CF) — Ralph

Downing to pitch the NHL and his third rter. a workout Manda) Willis 9 fly.

,thelt- mark, at enurse, One that

much-publii-ired

missed «as a lbool that might have Sent win. uipeg defeat in the 1939 Grcy Cup ii. nai, in which Winnlpt‘: liC‘IESIQd Ottawa 831'. was in thrce Grey Cup classics,

Blue Bnmhrrs t'In\\n In

with Ottawa, he

1936, 1939 and 1940 In man

they lost In Sarina. when there ‘was no east-west heal Tornnln H.1le Beach in another allreastern Grey Cup in i

ltnal They

. at Carleton Uni. Falrlck's College. Ne-

at Yankee Stadium. Sandy Knufnx, thc Dndgel's‘ slrihcoul ace, who will iuce Ford in a battle nl lctt handers

make ll, the Dodgers will rhltt .luninr Gilliam tn tinrd base and use Dick Trace“ ' rcservc inA fielder. at second i in the opener. was bothered by nature the Dodgers lett ma, n slight cold Manager Walter Angclcs Moi-id, atternocn. Al- Alston had planned to give his ston confirmed Konlax as his

.-gnme wlnner a short trial‘n‘n. 1 charter. tic said Johnny‘ run in reliei at Don Drysdalc rodrcs. another leitr probably in the regular season iinale but will start the second “unless i passcd him up because Kouiaxharo a hrnlnSInrm Ind use was (Celing below a ‘Snmcunr e “

Run Ferranuski, the Dodgerr" ln Podr laxl tinting Satur- iine bullpcn stopper, alsn wai,day night he ups racked up lor tut-ling a bit rhalty iroi-n Lhe‘tsiglll runs and 12 bin in l m‘

hug *innings by Philadelphia phillics. l

The Series could hinge on the “I had uanlcd him I» go the outcome oi the Fnrd . Konlait or six ' said Alston., opener ll Sandy beats the cool ' SSi Yankee vrlcran who always II i had In tako him out at his best in October. Dad cr hopes will brighten in a bgsl- "151' ST-‘Dll'M,T9MV nlrsevcn series with a day oil nccaiisc of him late arrival tor travel after the second andlm‘“ “" mm" m." “0 “’"k' “m. “ms. m m. game out Monday. They will test the starters can go three times. “adlnm "Ham and "icky

wind currents this alien-loan

Terrific pm: and keen cmrl- petimn hitltliflllled Inst night's hlrnels racing WIN“ “ Charlottetown Drivmg Park,

Echo Ridge Eddy, driven by

m Neill came up with one biggest upset oi the eight-duh card, AIIer llullslmw [Hill in the flfii. dash at tile Junior Fri-‘9 lor All, the George Call~ beck owned Eddy came home in t portion in the scwud dash to pay lucky lide fluid- are Bile l'alllnstic sum of SZHJO {or a win ticket Place (iv:de were Worth $18.20 wlhile Show bettors picked up $3.20,

The exaclur paid Ni die highest lltm during are evening as Babe Cl g and Mr. Gala Ion combined tor a whopping Sifllfio pIyML The can horde finished second to Dot's Boy

1 ‘Jackson ls

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

It isn't hard to pick the Dul- sianding offensive piayel' In the Eastern anIhall Conference ll statistics are a guide

Russ Jacksun, DlIaWI Rough Riders' Canadian - barn quarter- i‘ML‘k. not only LS [he best passer in the cast but III: best bull car- rier — at least on average gain:

I carry,

Jackson's outstanding play in line at the big reason: why ot- !Iwn Sits atop the EFC stand- lugs with a 5-3 record when the team was an almost unanimous

' r last place. lie hla completed It) ot liz pulled tor 1.551 yards — an a Brag! gain at 10,9 yards. And. on carries, he has rushed lbr . yards a carry.

George Dixon oi ‘Vlontreal Al- ouctiea Is the rushing leader in 824 on 129 Cal'- hch makes hlm by tar the busiest bali carrier in the

' nur. His avcrugc curry is 6.4 yards. RACINE TOP SCORER

Mae Racine. Ottawa's talented pinceklcker. stiu lenda the acor- ing race with 46 polnls. tour bet. ter than teammate Dave Thclcp IndDIck Shaw Di Toronto Argo- nnuLS, will) have seven [ouch- downs and 42 points apiece.

Thelen also moved up in the rushing department during the

SERIES FACTS AND FIGURES

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS l Pnrflclpnnb—Ilew York Yan- kees (AL? and Los Angeles Dodgers (NLL

Sim Ind pracilies‘YInkee Stadium. 72.00“: Dodger Sin— idlllrll. 56.000

in Lhe first dlsil While Mr. Gall- inn neked up I tutu-tn plwe

a finish 1!: III: first M.

Duration. driven by Sid Stead was the only dnulzle Mi win. her on the program. Dot'a Boy, Babe Clegg, Mil: Cool Eycr. wio nidgc Eddy. chluule Kelly and Slnsan Pointer cacti picked up single viclories The mist daily douhic 0:: a combination oi Dot‘s Boy and M s l Eyes was worth sum wlvilt- the semen! douh'e oi Echo Ridge Eddy and Sisan Foimer paid sent». The oiauclla oi Cyclone Kein and Lucky v cctumcd $16.40. umber i one I not. Bay 11.. tiemipcrcyl 1 t Babe Clegg (Cyril Emmi) z i Abner C. tents, u'nrlcni 3 :l

Sparking

fRough Riders Streak

ilart week The Ottawa tnllbeck is Second to Dixon with «:2 yards on at uni“.

In printing, young Gino nerette or Montreal has booted up Ind averaged ml yard: — Illlllut two yards - punt lnrther than .yoe mm at Hamilton Tiger- Cats and nuvc Mann ot Toronto. TId Page at thc AIS bu le- turned 37 punts 239 yards, but Hamilton's Carney Heldcy bar I better average — la tor and. Ernle White at Ottawa has been the best at returning kickofll~ in top .132 yards.

Shaun has caught. the must passer as. but tor the relatively short crap. gain oi 1,9 y r. not Patterson oi Hamilton llns snared only u—hul loi- 5.59 yards. an average gain or 23.5.

CLIMATE I! 1101‘

The daily hlgb temperature In Sniaon. capital oi South Viet Nam, averages from in to its idegrecs throughout the year.

Great Pays And Exciting Races Highlight Program

Mr. Gallon tL hciul t z O’Brien's Nightmare ID. MkNBillt 5 5 ncowu Budiongtl-I.Hughest a 7 Sunny autumn iii. MacDode 7 r Allin) Milo? tS. W‘nILEl a II rimc» ,ls. 2:154. Dot's B y

c tmtled by E 11. Nicholson, New Wiltsnire Bane L'tegg (mlle by George Mt:- Ccubroy. Cmiandah.

ISL—9.10, 5,00, 2.50; 2.40, Stu—lam, lint),

Dulles l and 6 M'SS Cool Eyes 1.}. Poulth Lizzie Clegg tCyrii Smith] Jnuy Abb tn. Bernardl Boomth 1D. M‘cNeilll

6th a , and 7 Cytlone Kelly in. may i z Lurky v. (D, McNeitli 2 3 sits-m Pointer is. Staudl s 1 WMX IL Nellll 4 ii victorycnlontnnemniuts 4

Hunter tu. c‘iizputnchi

[Clover Boy tw Dc ici nine zili."

l Cynlune helli boned by Giuis

land agucu Charlottetown

77n 2

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:y ’Ild - 6L! 2 u l 1,10. ' _III . 2

Dan es Duration is, stead! l l (R \lcl-‘adyonl 2 .l

lElmer C

Armond‘a buddy l tD. McNeilli a c Helen's Dream to. Poulkm) l 5

irnooe'i Main

16 Robinsont

Timea- ’l-lll: 2:111.

Duration owned by H. S, Siend and D: .l. r. L. Burgc. Charlmtetmin

rays: tun—4.10. 1.30. 210; 2.40. 2.10: 2.10. dth.4stl, till, 2.7a toil. 2.80; 3.70.

Final Program iHeId For Karl's

i The your: final GmKnn run at Cuvrhead Kart Park was I down to the wire type of linilh with Keith Madman Ind Rlys mnnd Birt fighting for lilo third Median ch'slllp.

Going into the evenings even“,

lBob Cleroux Is Retiring

MONTREAL tCPt—Bah Cler- oux ot Monti-ell, B—venr - nId

plon. Innnunced Mondny he 1! retiring to devote lull tlrnc to a business career.

Cleroux. badly beaten by Zorro Folley in his last tight. uld he has accepted “a so buaineri nlfer."

"It Lt better to make certain oi a business luture with a good salary than to so alone with boxing which Is an uncertain way oi making a livin '

At one time Cleroux was ranked among the top to heavy. weight contender: with winl over Roy Harris, Alex Mltc ,wuly Besmnnbl! and Toronto lGeul'ge Chm/Ill).

Canadian heavyweight churn. .

Jiirt was leading by in point- Ind managed to hold tho lead. winning the main event at all 'lapa wbllc MncLean lied to tet- ‘ ue tor a tourtb placing. MacLean was the nights top driver with a 43 point total. The iinul kart event tor the season wilt be the Nova Scotln cb'ablps which will he held at Sackville. N 5., on Tbanltiglvlng Weekend. Many at the top local driver- will truvcl to Sackvillo raceway tor this event. FIVE

K. MacLeal'l. Knlglltl

11. Bin. Knight]

G. Scantlebury. Maraud- ers

L, McCarthy. Maraildera

M Macbean. Knlghis

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peau High School and lilr the last 10 years at Ashhurll Co- lcgc From this standpoint, he ,makes this appraisal oi modern ,idotball-

‘ Number [it cameo—pent oti

Charlie Hermanni

onus COULD SOAR undcr game time conditions.i Koulax fails. the T‘:-to-li ‘The Yankee will won nut Tuesa l Seven, Odds iavoring the Yanks will day mornlng Scrcduic—Eirst two games Soar out of sight Honk summed “may by m, Wadncsduy. Oct, 2 and Thur The long range weather lore. announcemcnu before the work-‘dry Oct- 3 at Yankee Sla-

Hangs Up Clears

, "it's better played and better lmathed, and the amleles ‘much bet '

are

cast called tor a Illl’. mild day out. Downing. a 22 - year » aid was sensational after he

ldlum, open date. Friday. Oct. 4- third, iourtn an

uith no rain In sight, Time or lolt) em WW'fi" “am” "'3" “9 ull gamcs IS 1 pm. local time. was rccallcd irom the Rich 2! :WSSSYW- gli“":al/MOC§ 5- ' L'SSELL ELMAV mission (la 5 n! [932 and (oundi ‘ V Mll'kt‘y Mantle and Roger mnlld larm L‘ltlh in June He J“ a_ Ci 3“ 0“ HYt 5’ R F 'l ‘ He "0“ “n3 his 0““ “‘W' Maris. \Vi’lD missed ngood sitan wound up “MI 3 l3 FOCDdt L 1 3| Dodger

on \wn ‘CP! iTln} Hera sin to send me to tIllz Canadian , mann is unhoui n ioniball .ioh nthlctics championships at this tall tor the tirsi timc in Hamlltnn” hall a (enltlly. Then on dclachmeni duty with

The placckickcr and cuniert the pnllce in Cape nreton. he upccialist lrom Halitnx. a for- more than amply repaid this

r RCMP Imam-print cxpcrt act or iaith and generosity At uho displayed the must highly llamilinn. hc mounlcd the gold touted the In Canadian ttlliihall mrdallisl‘s rostrum u trlple history. has laid aside his i-icats ulmicr oi the, hammer. mat and tor in.» last time i-iit was the discus events Ionl that m oitcri iii the mitts ms mush”. salvagcd victory Imm lcnmin dcieat lor otiawn Rough iii

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prowesr. how-

Hermann is a successiul llISll~ tam“, 5pm,] .t Windsor, N rancc agent here > There, he learned English He rclinoiiLshcd his hnal Iool- rudder and the art or kicking, ball past, as coach at Ashbul‘y converts arid iielrl goals tram College in suburban Kockchtle ovary my]a Lamp. 1. Park Village. at the end ol last m M.I ,itim. chpmpiananip Season. 1 llnhlax Wanderers team. “no it a “£1er ihal ill" IM‘ A: a lieutenant-commander in, remembered" the students the navy In the Second World M wrote In tribute In thctr school Wm,” commanded Winn. ' magazme on his rrllremenl rt vessels in the submarine , t. “He _callld. and MM d lnlcstcd North AllantIc—he re- work miracles _th work or In turned to his native Nova Scutle material. . . . now and hclbcl pui Canrdiun lont~ many timcs. in all weathurs. bail on the map there. Organ. hnve we then hll tnwetlns, iring a squat! nl lormer El; monumental ligurc on the liclda your men then tn unit. “at. at practice hours, blurt— Iorms. he was in the rim: lug. demonstrating. encourag- Symon“. tan thought in:- while his belan made the enough oi ltseli to challenge Ior panes rattle In the upper win- 1"“. Grey c p‘ dows" PEKSONAL rnownss owns To SPORT _ Tiny'a personal introduction 'l'lriy‘s approavh ta mouldlnl , to Canadian inotbau was at the Axnbul‘y llllo- pnwerrul football age or 27 in 19.11 alter bellln u ’t reflects his own phllmphy. transtcrred to the RCMP: t . A auct-esaiul spurts person ; porprlnt lnbornluriel in Ottawa. Ily‘hnl a repnulbil it. all «bll- lt lntlk two in three year: to button. hi pats rm the knowl- mailer what amounted to - accumulntrd the brand new game or ‘ t . he lIId‘whlle relaxlnd by I936 he wu an all-Canadian beside a newlynnslnllrd swlm- inSltle wing with otlawn Roul‘l - _ in the back garden , rtidcrs (II the big Four or I’ll! Wert End home Sports wrltcrii rntc oi lud- "Th-t'ii why recnrdi m 10- crs‘ « ving tvn a prayer anti uyr hell‘s broken Slimenneia kit- ni Tlny'r place-klnklng bu learned lmm mom" will! , squeeud a derIen oi villi. nar- ne hId hand out by mud no mo victnrlcr tor hln club. nu rtence neat he -Step tnrward In propel dcadl. nccnrnie cnnvcrir be- lwccn the goal posts won him :he tcngne'. ncoring title in

over

“If i had the uhySlrltl cubic. mar-y that l had at In plus now .t 31. no doubt l

n“ i y thir lime elltorlll wrtten Still I tn m pound- wifll I ‘were urging lhII mun take on. m ntlurnllll I,oiitnltmtinnlrneml Annex ' tile and

W at trophies n ‘ mann toe. nlIllMtll Inch Id field Ith- A mighty CIin than! Me Ind IIIlknodin III-flIr In, To like, mar IIIMIII thank) gin-aunt m. mm Ml WE "t

I . i rep in otlicl-lx IIlIl lump III: prII-I. WHO: Crichton: II“. "Hm, 'IIII III MI Kill. In whoa tile of the cleanest nilyerl in h the lame." i '- ll II TINT klch Inundl

cc :mcnt oi Ills home serving as an

husinc with the base-

Aisn in tho Hormarin

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household are his wife. Loretta, ,dangnters Carolannc. i ‘Phyllls.

n . and ring Skippy. An early FIM'I', he cats Il»bmlt‘<l rags and cottec tor

hrraklasl aS ilan (II a rinornlls ‘tilrl, does rutt drink nor smoke,

For exerclsr, he takes dips

in his pool, gets out regularl cvcr. has bcen overshadowed In 1 on the gait i-ou y

e and in wintcr

5. year, nnc (if his pct proiccts now is to make the capital the

Ice!!! oI lilo Canadian curling

I‘Jllmpionsilips in i

Chlrlie RyIn. lefl.

the No .0le CInIdIIn legion

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d ing Mantle and Marls in the

chair- tlun ll! the Spam (‘Itml'nillee of l Brlnch al the

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r . Di [hr $9850", here Izan in a 256 rafflPd run HVt‘l‘afln and action and rrady in gr! i‘imlk 7i strikeouts in I75 innings ‘hall thc regular cast lined up * v [01' acllnn Vl‘lIII Tom l‘res'l mm

W m d m n d, PCW ns Over on to an o ne eensne inlicld of Joe Peleonc, bobby iMonI u 7— Richardson, Tony Kil ck and‘ e 3 O Clole Enyr-r plus Elston Htiliartli IF Catcher The Dogcrr still wcrc awnit. illfl Ilnal Will‘d on the physical‘