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     My JACK IIAND Itbe fourth eaiiio '-ll NV 
     
     Rliii(iKLi'.N' (APi--Sal Maglie,- charged Milt tlw iivlml 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ii-nolilyn's 39-year-old "comeback Because of Salltl) Aniiitws' tim c 
     
    
   
   
    
     hoalcii hi the Dodgers last fall OHPHUWI-' ll 1”” N l'3lll3E'” Flflflv I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     In ufxnn Sgmgg gnu mun plly the, Allhoiinti itir ll: trislin hark ix 
     
     IIIII IIIII Samrs In enema! lerrr, 5uIIpI,.l,I ill lit .4 Llrikl-tillfli llll f 
     
     .liI'iI III? nddsmaktrs I-gte the l"(1llrll'l(lil iitiii ltiliiiiclli 
     
    
   
   
    
     AIII.-II.-an League phgfnplons 3 to the G'ai'.t- and loc Viiiliall of ('in- 
     
     I lmoriies to win the best-of-seven cinnati in .-i ” c iinrt;-or Ill iiirir 
     
    
   
   
    
     l around 65 isas forecast for game IIIIIIII  ...I gI,.II:,,1 .l,. 
     
     time. at I p m. ADT with a crowd sI.I.II,I,,I I....,, .. I, mg 19-,IIIII,. I.I.. 
     
     of hctiiccn 34.000 and 36.011) in the IBSDIIIIIIII II'IIIII..-- 
     
     ancient stands. The game will be IIIIIIIIIII III II.IIMI. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     II hrmtdi-ast and televi.v;d over the nnai ii.iI..ii 1 I.IIII-I ".5, III. 
     
     (RC ”9ll"'rk- No. l in-i.'..:. l.'lI')' say it's A hail 
     
     .. . . . . . par ti.- 'l' licttiocn ioii nor! 
     
     .&1lH- bll0l.Ll)l.R me. II? III III IWI III? bhl IIIII 
     
     lllagll” r9””ell "1"" ”" illllall on thc tiuiii . ililll for If ri'.;iii 
     
    

    
     I' heart when he was acquired on IIIIIIII Ii”. xfl l'- iiill ho nivpr." 
     
     It - Ralvells lmm Cleveland "' "ml" Stsngr? .:iuii.iicrl l)on Laixrii 
     
     ; l Ma” hm been  doubuul "an" (ll-5) iiiii no his second gaini- 
     
     ' l l"'”"” M ' 5”" "mi when M pitcher aliiii i.,ii he added this re 
     
     I hid manager Walter Alston he WIWBIIIIH .II ow Mn III? IIIIII I 
     
     I via: ready at Tuesday: final IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII III-I. III-IIII.I-- IIIIIIII 
     
    
   
   
    
     II uoriioirt. old Sal got the nod. 
     
     "Kly shoulder is I little ltillf." 
     
     said Msglie. "But i am sure it 
     
     will be okay tomorrow." 
     
    

    
     it was Maglie who inspired the 
     
     Rrooks to their driving finish that 
     
     nmuy Mm the Pellnam hm" Mll' tri le rhatii ion in hitting hom- 
     
     Yfauk" .."n the l",','l d'y' The er: and riiiispliiiitt-ti in. flaiikctl 'iv 
     
    

    
     hafb" "1"" Nu". Fm" 40-year-old Eiini Slnunhter and 
     
     N i.. threw a no - hltler at Phils- IIIIIIII BIIIIIII. 
     
    

    
     I'i"lphlI a week ago and started 
     
     the Dodgers an the way to a vital 
     
     doubleheader -ueep over Pitts - . 
     
     hiirgh by winning Saturday's first 'III'I,IeIIn(IImIIlIlI:I; 
     
     name. 
     
    
   
   
    
     said Di-ii ht'iiiinii'rir t27-7) Mill he 
     
     Brooklyn s srriinfl name starter. 
     
    

    
     There war: no iiirprist-it in Sten 
     
     galj starting lineup or batting or- 
     
     der uith rcntrefielder 
     
     Mantle. ihc liticiicati 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     "herrtiise Sktiiirnn is 
     
     titer his ait-rauv " Gil 
     
     McDougald at short. Billv Kisrtin 
     
     at second and Andy Carer at third 
     
     Mu”. IIII-III VIII In workmn rnoigid out  infield. with Yogi 
     
     with only three days rest. Hnw- e ' "C M 
     
     oicr. he has done thr same thing EXTRA DAN('-l7Rfll'-S 
     
     in his two most recent starts in- in the Brooiil)" Plillli l'llPl'f' 1'-if 
     
     cliitling the no-hitter A cunning Dodgers hit iiinst of tlicii- homi- 
     
     rtirve ball pitcher with sharp con- runs. iiic Yanlices and Dodgers 
     
     tro and an ununny ability to are H in games since 1947. How-. 
     
     cas in on ah atter's weakness. ever. the Brooks have vinn five oft 
     
     Maizlir is a real "old pro." the last six at Fihhets Field in- 
     
     in .Vlaizlie's only series start clndini: ihrcr x'li'alQhl- l:N wasfin. 
     
     amtiiist thc Yankors he last'ed iivc With the mtrpiiiin of liiikc Sni 
     
     lnnninna for New York Giants in tier and AWIUIIINI the lioilnrrs will 
     
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     IHORT REST 
     
    
   
   
    
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     paint VTHE 
     
    
   
   
    
     He was shoot a righthanded batting order 
     
     at Ford whose best pitch is the" 
     
    
   
   
    
     urve ball. Mu) like Jackie Robin- 
     
    
   
   
    
     II.III-i IIII." whmy ram. N”, home mm Sunllai aim ills iiiii sun, Roy Carnpanella. Gil Hodges 
     
     3-"II. y,,Ike.y letuiumgg gcg, l.I batting streak klnlltll ii.-i-nit-ii to and Icarl Furillo are extra danger- 
     
     lhr opener of the seventh Dodger use the le!tii.iiiitrd rwtinn UlIl- 0”-f l" l',-bbels Fleur I. 
     
     x,-..It,pc uurld series todgy gt, Eb. fielder a it H . ii w 'L'llllLllltll'(i 'lhr- Yankee-Dodger series coin 
     
     hm; lipid mm P1-egidgnt Eisen- pitcher tor tn. '.'-i 1 ll(' petition is top Ilieavy in favor ll 
     
     IIIIIIPI. III . box M". III, home pm-(1 to... lit-,i 'tii' Ihiii'.'.l'lN the lankees with a 5-1 edge in 
     
     diianiit. Itwice lint kt'h.". liltlll times at Dl”9Vl0U5 SHIN. 
     
    

    
     AIIIIIIIIIIII IIII, I-IIIIIII,” ,,.I.. y;nkN snail ,lIl ..,I l.lNl(Kl inilx BROOKLYN 1A?) -a Facts and 
     
    
   
   
    
     inure: on the world series. 
     
     Contestants - New York Yank- 
     
     i-: timerican Leaguel is Brook- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ... Lin Dodgers iNatioanl Leatziici 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lonrzth-best-of-seven serirs, 
     
     hairs and sites v first ganir. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IWIHI TM "pen" III I In I "II IIWII IIIIIII I .,I II. IIIIIII, lei! IIIIII Wcdnesday. Oct. 3 Ebbets Field. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . . Flrtioklvn: second game, Thurs- 
     
     "'l" W" P” ””"'i '" '""' fl'H' iziibeta rieii-i third zamr 
     
     Fall Vleallln wlul temperuuns FOR” lh Vl l lfititiay. Yankee Stadium finirili 
     
    
   
   
    
     2.-iinc. Saturday. Yankee Siudiutii 
     
    
   
   
    
     tfih catne tif neccssaI')" 5IIllil'ri.V. 
     
    
   
   
    
     as he 531 ill lllf Yankee Stadium: sixth gariic iii 
     
     Stadium hciiiic ncicxsnryl Monday. Ehlirts FiPlfl. 
     
     S('lf'nll'I g a m e 
     
    
   
   
    
     (if nccessaiyl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     President Eisenhower Will 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Maglie And Ford To Start 
     
     In World Series Today ” 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tiicsday. Ehbets Field. 
     
    

    
     Starting time -1 a. in. As! 
     
     daily except Sunday when will 
     
     start 2:05 AST. . 
     
    

    
     Probable crowds-.M.0tl0 openini 
     
     day l-lbbets Field. 
     
    

    
     'l'clei'isionANBC network. 
     
    

    
     Radio-MBS network. 
     
    

    
     Opening day pitchers -- left- 
     
     handcr Whitey Ford. Yankees, 
     
     (I9-Hi is rightbander Sal Maglle, 
     
     Dnrlurtrs. tlfl-5). 
     
    

    
     Oflflbfkaliltees .'l-to-2 favorites 
     
     to iiiii xf'rtPSJ first game. even 
     
     niiinoi mi and take your pick. 
     
    

    
     wrziilicr outlook - Fair with 
     
     tciiipcraiurc about 65 for openln 
     
     gaiiic: fair and seasonably coo 
     
     on 'l'hut'sday, 
     
    

    
     Pnstpmicnient sites-In case of 
     
     vieatiicr postrioncment teams will 
     
     Iii.” in original site next day: 
     
     gaiiics I and 2 must be played at 
     
     Ebbclu l”:i'ltl. 3. 4. 5. at Yankee 
     
     Stadiiini and 6. 7. if necessary. 
     
     at Etiticts Ficld. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Attend World Series Opener 
     
    
   
   
    
     imtitiKl.YN (APt - Vllii-n the 
     
     l'll(Wlflf'lll of the Unitcd Stairs at- 
     
     tends ii iinrld series sums. Il rails 
     
     for I lot of extra doing 
     
    

    
     The box seat layout had to he 
     
     ri-vised for President Eisenhow- 
     
    
   
   
    
     of 12. will sit near the Brooklyn 
     
     dugout and will toss out the first 
     
     hall. 
     
    

    
     He will arrive at ll 35 Im 
     
     l-1S'T--25 minutes before the start 
     
     . like a true fan. so he ran wit- 
     
     nt-ss the final warmitDS- 
     
    

    
     Twenty secret service itieii will 
     
     he spottede-iiiirecognizable - at 
     
     various key spots. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The last president to attend ii 
     
     iiorid set-ics game was tlw 
     
     lair Franklin D. Roosevelt. iiho 
     
     vialchcd tlic Yankccs boat the 
     
     (liants at the Polo Ground.-z in 
     
     l9.'l6. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ikomiekiioit if 
     
     Sign Contract 
     
     With Siampeders 
     
    
   
   
    
     l "l ll'lI'if'tIIl'it'l' l cauilhl. Hank Lei- 
     
     ln-r's fly for the. final out," Joe 
     
     iiililaurio rri-ails. "l ran up the 
     
     step: to ihr dressing room. only 
     
     to find it locked. i just had to 
     
     stand there with the bill ll my 
     
    
   
   
    
     I the day at their 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     5-his  Gulnlian. Wednesday: bet. a, nu 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kid Howard Wins 'Bowling league 
     
     Decision Over ITO Resume Play 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gl.j1 F n The City Commercial Candlspla 
     
    

    
     ianaga League wiilxileiutrfie  
     
    

    
     35", I I -. night with at l i on games 
     
    

    
     (Kid) H.:wxard.CPCanadianRulilga!is mlllwa-V Alleys '" 3"" 9'cl""k- 
     
     'gIuII chuIIIIIoIII Icored III IIIIIIII, All teams interested in participat- 
     
     lnioin decision over Olen Fiana ""3 "1 ll" League are "kw to I” 
     
     III of St. Paul. Minn.. Tuesday 
     
    
   
   
    
     present. A nicoting of team cap- 
     
     ntsht in a 10-round non-title bml "'l"5 '" d""' "” "'”"””" ll” c”'"' 
     
     It Inf Howard's last fight in 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing season will also be held. 
     
     Canada before leaving for Johan- 
     
    
   
   
    
     E-:i':.'iI'ur'l'fi:il':'XLiil.'.l3i.'lih:';:i2ll Alouelles Placed ' 
     
     Bob Golic On 
     
     Waiver Tuesday 
     
    
   
   
    
     month. 
     
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     Shoot limit 
     
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     h10N'l'Rl."AL Cl” -- Montreal 
     
     Aluuettes of the Big Four Fool- 
     
    
   
   
    
     On Opening Day 
     
     ball League Tuc.s(la)' asked for 
     
    
   
   
    
     Among those who took home the 
     
     full 8-duck limit on opening morn- 
     
     ing ware George w. Chcvcric and waivers on lrlfhllt Bob Golic. 
     
     Ambrose Maclntyrc of ('harlottc- Golic. foriticrli at University of 
     
     town. The crafty ninirorl: said that In(liana.. CElllll' in Als this season 
     
     they had lood shooting tliriughout but has hccii iimd sparingly. His 
     
     ri-lease will tvdiirr il1f' number of 
     
     the club's lliiliiirlx to 14. two over 
     
    
   
   
    
     faiorilc spot 
     
     where they go each icar Hi the 
     
     the 12 each rliili must declare by 
     
     Oct. 15. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     grapevine this is supposed to he 
     
     near Rollo Bay. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mn-kev "I I.I.II tn Ebbeis Field today. hand. Nobiidv could leave the park 
     
     Lmgue The chief executive, with n party until thc prrisident had made his 
     
    
   
   
    
     exit." 
     
    

    
     ' The Pill will have 500 uniformed 
     
     policemen on hand around the ball 
     
     park to direct traffic. watch pick- 
     
     pockets and keep nrder. 
     
    

    
     Pity the poor ticket aralpers. 
     
     The lclevision age has cut into 
     
    

    
     Itheir huge profits. They're moan- 
     
    

    
     zinz that they can make no morr 
     
     than 100-and 150-per-cent profit. otll 
     
     salrs this your 
     
    

    
     For the foiii' izatttcii at Brooklyn. 
     
     irhcrc ilir list price is 329.40. 
     
     smlpcrs iiziy ilicy'll do vicll to get 
     
     363. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Do you fliziire it'll be a four- 
     
     izame srrios" The pricemakerl 
     
     iiill give You 10-l against. the 
     
     iaiikcps innkim: a clean sweep 
     
     land 15-t against the Dodgers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     vi'iiitoy Ford,-' the Yanlteefl 
     
     slariinz pit:-her. welcome: the 
     
     cliallcnne nf pilchinc in Ebbeisl 
     
     Ftrld. a nightmare for most left- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     .? II; 
     
    
   
   
    
     'D.ie Annual Field Day Sports Inlet. I!" 
     
     were held at St. Dunstan's Univer- Ausland. 
     
     ally yesterday attended by the studl 
     
     out body 
     
     lpectatnrs who contributed in large, mi, Ink 
     
     measure to the success of this pop Donia. lo nu 
     
     ular eullcu event. ' 
     
    

    
     Ten of the twenty-two events ,, 
     
     Ivnreorutgeoff in ltbe morning. bring- 51?": "I". 1' 
     
    

    
     ore ending competitors 
     
    

    
     for the main senior and Junior con- Ml.” sumum 
     
     tests. In the afternoon the remain- 
     
     ini events were concluded. and the 
     
     tally ” ” Martin Clooiiey of I 
     
     lslgawfoundland as winner of the l 
     
    

    
     nior events and Tom Rice of 
     
     Charlottetown winner of the .lun-lLl"'”"' ' 
     
     lor events.  II 
     
    

    
     The results are as follous l'l”l"1 K” 3" 
     
    

    
     Senior im yrd. dash - 1. Martin 
     
     Clooney. 11.2 sec.; 2. Wiif Barlow; . 
     
     8. Leroy McGonnel. 
     
    

    
     Junior 100 yd. dash -- l- 
     
     mie Rice. 11 sec. 2. Don Macrlus-i 
     
     land: 3. Bobby Simmonds. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kane. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Leonard Archer, 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 Tommie Rice. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .Clooney. 25.2 sec..' 2. Len Brodcr-I 
     
     lck: 3. Will Barlow. 
     
    

    
     Junior 220 yd. dash -V 1. i)nn'Gonnel 16' Ski"; 
     
     MscAusland. 25.6 sec.; 2. 'l'ornmiel4" 
     
    

    
     Rice; 3. Bobby Simmonds. 
     
     Senior 440 yd. dash 7 
     
    

    
     Marie Bouchard 59": 
     
     Glllis: 3. Ernie Coyle. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l .leanlBouchai'd. 39'; 2 
     
    
   
   
    
     rr's HERE... A NEW KIND OF CAR! 
     
    
   
   
    
     lANNUAI. H519 DIV AT 151'".  I 
     
     lMafrlin'Cloon-ey AndTom 
     
     Rice Win At SDU Sports 
     
    
   
   
    
     ;2. Don Simmons; 8. McI 
     
     -no - me we or .i.'.””..?.:';:”;'i'5..ri'ia.'.". S."i:iit 3'.l';.': 
     
     - 1. George Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
     n.. 
     
     Power; S. Euclid Quinn. l 
     
    
   
   
    
     sec; 2. Erwin Connolly: 8., 
     
    
   
   
    
     Senior shotput - 1. Don Tnoke. 
     
     41' 10";' 2. Gene Lake; 8. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Junior Shotput - 1. Bobby Sim- 
     
     monds. 37's: 2. Leo Tucker; 8. Bob 
     
    
   
   
    
     Junior Standing Broadjump - 1. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l1-m- i Rice; 3. Bobby Simmonds. f 
     
     Junior nunning Broadjump - 1.I all: 2. Thomas G 
     
    
   
   
    
     Senior 211 yd. dash - 1. Martin Simmonds: 8. Leo 
     
    
   
   
    
     2. Donald aid, 38' 10"; Martin Clooiiey. 37'- 
     
     : ', 
     
     Junior 440 yd. dash D 1. Tommy' Junior Hop - step and Jump - 1. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     i.'. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'v( 
     
    
   
   
    
     1). Simmons: 2. 1'. Rice; ,3. 1. 
     
     McAusland. 86' 3". 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mcdonnell; 2. Brian Noonan: 3. 
     
    
   
   
    
      Tlnslsy. Roy McGoniieli. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     I sec.; 2. Wilfred 
     
    
   
   
    
     ; nice; 
     
     F'''"' G"'”' 5 ml" Costaln. Donnlhlll. Cain. 4- 7". 
     
    

    
     Baseball Throw - 1. Miner Mac 
     
     ' Donald; 2. John Kelly; 3. Roy 
     
     Hache. 813'. 
     
    

    
     Three - legged Race - 1. Coyle 
     
     McGonnell: 2. McKeiina - Donahue 
     
     ; 3. McAusland - Rice. 3 
     
    

    
     Wheelbarrow Race - 1. Bill Cain 
     
     - Joe MacDonald: 2. Droulet - Tuc- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jack 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Senior Standing Broadjump - 1. ker; 3. Sullivan - Walsh. 
     
     3. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     11' ; 2. Martin Backward race - 1. Ernie Ctiylc 
     
    
   
   
    
     gliaoney. 8'1"; 8. Re; Pendcrgastlz. Paul Murphy; 3. Roy McCon- 
     
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     el. 
     
    

    
     Sack Race n Bill Cain; 2. Gaul, 
     
     8' 0"; 2. Tommie 3. Cain. . 
     
     Green Race -- l. Don MacDona- 
     
     rant: 3. Billy Cos- 
     
     l7' 1"; 2. Bobby' lain. 4.5 sec. 
     
    

    
     Tucker. ' Relay Race - 1. Junlors:' Gr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Scnior Running Broadjump - 1. xi: 3. Cr. X and Freshman. 2' 58". 
     
     Jack Kane. 17' 3": Z. Leroy Mc- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tug of war - 1. Freshman: 2. 
     
     Sophomore; 3. Juniors. 
     
     Football Kick - 1. Charlie Daily; 
     
    
   
   
    
     3. Don Toolre. 16'- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Senior Hop Step and jump -- 1. 2. Jack Kane: 3. George MacGuig- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Miner MacDnn- an. . 
     
     Football pass -- 1. Bobby Sim- 
     
     monds; 2. Brian Noonan: 3. Pic 
     
    
   
   
    
     Biladcar. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     High Jump -- 1. Miner 
     
    
   
   
    
     Junior High Jump - 1. Tommy 
     
     2. Don McAustland; 3. Billy 
     
    
   
   
    
     I iiniiilcrs. "Johnny Anions-Iii of the 
     
    

    
     r.At,t;AitY (CPI--Rnnnir Knox. liiilnli and .Inn Nuxhall of tin- 
     
     former Hamillnll TllGl' ' Cl”. Rediegii won there this year. and: 
     
     fllIM'l9l'hM"k- llll CNN! Vt ""715 they're as lefthanded as I am. ll 
     
     with thr Clliilry Slamrwrlers of mint to prnip i can win is tlicI 
     
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     BACK 
     
     STRETCH 
     
    
   
   
    
     the WlFl', cluh secretary Pat grmklivn park " 
     
     l Mahoney announced T it e s cl 3 ,i' . . 
     
     I I II II I I I I I niuhl. Thc lf'lPTall of hnth Yaiilzrn lllti 
     
     At the mid of the Grand Cit-ciilt 1 INK a snail of -l"”.l A l'""'”' The six - foot - one. 2iitI-pound Dodgcr ctuts is the Brooklyn cap- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..." mQQ(lns held over the DOll-I in the paddock after viinniniz that 
     
     ware. Ohio, half mils track. .loe.i-st-n. The flash from the camer- 
     
     O'Brien was leading Grand Circuit caused Jerry to rear and hiha liIr:Iint 
     
     driver with 01 points. Billif H'"8lh foot -cauihl R".l' ll" ll" S "" " 
     
     tmi lllli iii-xi with 35. not Miller ciiiiinng the Iniurics nwnllnlml 1 
     
     99. Frank Firvino 25, Ralph Bald- above. RI".V is "W lt"l'"f1 N ll"-"l" 
     
     out in, Wayne Smart 1). Johnriy and the injuries arc rnendiniz nice”- 
     
     Simnnon ll, Earle Avery )0. Joe II ly and we hope in see him aroun  
     
    
   
   
    
     player who arrived here with his 
     
     controversial stepfather, Harvey,; 
     
     will sign a contract today. The 
     
     21-year - old quarterback worked 
     
     not win the Calgary eliih 'l'iiM- 
     
     day night. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lain. Peewn Reese. playing in his 
     
     seventh world series. 
     
     Another oldtimer who can't. be 
     
     awed hv the glamour of a world 
     
     scrirc is Finns i(”oiintryl Slaugh- 
     
     icr. ii ho was picked up I second 
     
     Harvey said he liked the idoa of time hl' the Yankees in Alllfllsl. 
     
     Ronnie playing with tag "11". Slaiiiziiter played in his Hut world 
     
     dwelling sump. isgcguu .( th.l8Ql'lO.l in 1942 as a St. Louis Car- 
     
     in; shod of sensational. In my I I nhnllenae it provided for him. Illllhli Mllllnll hell "I! Yllllmtl 
     
     lihio Siandardbred Futurity for 2- Rankin hrminlil hark MW" 0' Ronnie, a former l'CLA atar,iT "T "i T ' 
     
     year-old trotters, purse 910.036. hoitticv Quebec Chroiiich - ITnrl:"IrIiPrai3'liIwax paid simo a same by "1? 
     
     was I-I with Bond Hanover: in the which gives paitnuars I H.,IIImI,I (.l.,i,V I 
     
     Walnut, Hall Two Year Old PaceIt:snt racing Illwrt. On I?IRl'lfdIl:.- Ronnie's split with Hamilton fol- 
     
     for lilies. purse H.545 which wuISept. 12 Whixitlrml ',l'”"llJ "II lowed 1 
     
     tr W" ”?.""”' t?:"'.'.i';'."i   ..-  it 
     
     -, ax ne's ream vs - ,I . - . 
     
            
     
     . ., - . H s re-. e '. 1 
     
      in onez and ht: h'OoIrtI by I DIPFDT W! "4"" W31 Pflpldr VP"D.l 
     
       2.12:" it ". '.';'.".i'.'l.:;”i.,?";:;:l;' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     success it that meeting was aoth-I cool. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. C. Trainor ST 
     
     Vhns Golf Cli'sliip 
     
     Al Belvedere 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs Chat-les Trainor was the 
     
     winner of the llt'llf'A nine - hols 
     
     championship which has been con- 
     
    
   
   
    
     reportod demand by ltia 
     
     at he be installed as first- 
     
     'string quarterback and play at 
     
     least 30 minutes in i-sch game 
     
    

    
     "'l'i2cr-('ats iised Ronnie in a 
     
     glnmtir attraction at the nip. not 
     
     as s football player." said For- 
     
     ivey last week. I 
     
     II the Old Hahn Iuekei Three RY”'- "l"""'l ll" um". R and 3 Hamilton, Ronnie was a great 
     
     Y," I-IIII -I-I.I,II WI." .-Low. Jo! Handicap Price at Richelicii Rare-IrmwIIImIII"I II, V" I" II" IIImmI chided at the Relvedera Golf Club. 
     
     iirnw Arrhie Miidnoni Elton H.,I.I way Sept 22 Thr Ttplcr tins soc-i when II" TIMIE IIIHIIINI 20975 I Mrs. I.lnscphI Malloy was runner 
     
     '0tPf'llllyll1 victory with 1-1. time,Iond Iand Arthur (1. IscgnllI'-”lI'I;"l- "ll football rt-cord at Hamlltoii. '" EilI'IiUi":ll'aaIil0n Winn” W" M". 
     
     7 M l-5. 2:05 2-5. in the Little 'l"""'l' 5'"""”'-V " 1"" ""'ri' their first home ame a alnst '1'or- W: ' ' 
     
     pt,-.,w,I”,iI,II (III-I1.yI,.r.old plNc.'I,-1'"ghaxufizl:I:;Hg:Ir;,:IE:dgIllIl':1le(iIElIi;: MI" AMI 2HmISI"ufI In "No In other matches during ths 
     
     purse 2.tlM.t e wnner was a e - - - I 
     
    
   
   
    
     ern Fanadian football this vear In-Mm" Mn" "men" Manny wnillh. 
     
     AIIIIIIII III "I. gm hug 5, 5," Charles Sutherland of Sydney, and wmrhm III. TIM" "Id Arm-I, In-Ifive-iron and putter competition 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     - - tvni h' Ronnie riiiiciionaid. . . for women. The hidden linla 
     
     :idrlnlI Sr-jolntl tIrIiIel Milleribmktlg f:'I'm'I 1134 IS. "(I III" .IIII In” Toronto Sept 14. ImIII,II III.” WIIII III, M". RIIIIQII 
     
     ' " I ' '3' f.''"' "' II. III. II,.I.I.I. A Hanover ll. l . Bordon Pnini match winners were 
     
     twirl Adiouny t0Brieni by half a "ll" 0" I I I III" I. IIIMIIIINI AMI M (II I 
     
     ii-iigiii In mi 4.5. In the miiii lllcwrllyni in 2 in 15- I . " I.mInI;r ' - ”' 1"" 
     
     Stanrlardhred Fiitiirlty Two Year  - I .  .. 
     
     GIII pl". pm." "L971. M II,I.III Monry Thnnias, son of tho fatn N Y R T k 
     
     Mfnnd siiii-ins won the colt Adina Mn IHvI:ir.v ITlwmn; uh" W-If - "fl-I o - - 0'19." C C 
     
     ' rtxpmi, He woii the rim heat in er 0 I 9 win: it -in "W N For  D" O" T k . 
     
     7.02 3.5. iiiiirii PQIIIII the world's rlrrl "Ir ")3"-S '""l P"”"”"'”t   on L9" WINQCT 
     
     record for 2-year-old pacing colts ""'""1ll l” (”'l''""'”'- ”"",l”" '"'I' . 
     
     - -and was 2-3 in the final heats to -"'3" W" "l Ill” ,'"” 'l”.V"” "". n  Camille Hanfy 
     
     hrvastaior. Joe also won the final 3" lg-I'Innd iIi:ciiit IIXAIVHIIIDE I7: 
     
     riiro on the program with Mac: I'" '"'"'"' -T" "'1": f "l”' . . pnnvinzwrn, at up)- 
     
     Primrose. time, 2.01 1-5. ms sniinit - soot! W"v".V '"'m I M" I m "U'"7l' '"'I'”' Tl" l' T New voni tiaiigei-ii riii-siisy Ti: 
     
     in the t7 heats he drove he was 7 '""ll ""9" l"'- 'l"l"""l "" S"l"'IIII:'IIr"I'I'" I';I"'"'. c'"l'"'l"."lo' nniinced thr repurchase of left 
     
     time: first. twice second. 4 times ""5" "ml l' W” flll” ll" """, I.II M" '"".1"" "M" d'"""cl"l winger Camille Henry from their 
     
     mint ",1 3 ppm" f,,I,,.IIII WIIINI iniz program at the Sarntnga Rai'e- W l"- "'". l” 1957 ",'"l 19” '" Prnvidcncc Rods farm of the 
     
     "'0' nossihlv be I record for anytW'.V l”ll""' l" W” '”'"'”'""' l'"ll"' U" D" q'")'" 'l'l' l"'""""'”' lllmcrican llorli-cy League. At the 
     
     "MM I.II,mII m"II". IIIIII "III I,I.,.III.II.I.I-II IE. .1. llttyes, president of the IIIIIIIII IIIIIII III, Rangers IWIIIIIIQII 
     
     fair. said he had V'Of'PIVOfl con- II," IIIIIIIIIII. ,.IIIIm. Macoondd I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     , flrmation of the dates Monday 
     
    

    
     A ,, I, II, II -0,, sttccnsa a'ronvI III. MI... 
     
    

    
     n"mf'"'llPEd”nrW:; Int"!!! Hlnzncl Here xv siircrss with it i-rnzesnrwifrom the executors of the W.  ",.IIIyI 3- II," III. N.IIoII.I 
     
     HWIIQI I.I'I,I.IIIIwmI Pl. .0” III. I .- Harrison Hoyt of East Dorsrt. (Mir till" I1 GOSMH. NV. Horkcy l.oaiziir's rookie of sthe 
     
    
   
   
    
     I. III I II "I II I I Vt. was thc owner, driver nndllonz-time home of the Hamhlelon- 
     
     r If-:0MIIIIr:e run  (g.ys:o.'::;":Itrainer of Demon Hanover that liel tan I 1., V.-,1, I.-I”, RIIIIFNI 1,"; "HM, 
     
     .4 HIIIIIII,.I.I Pl T”. B." awn" bought for 32.600 at it lPnl'lll'IE dl'Ii'iI' Hayes said the 1957 renewal ullli lip lnpppd Ant, um-gr. pin 50 
     
    

    
     M . "WI Mn 0' "III, .0" won the ISM Hamhlrtnnlsn and Ibo run during the week of Ann. H lgoals in Sfl (amen. 
     
    

    
     K”, . mm”. .I d”. In". 'II"'earned Ill7..1u. Next he hotiifhti I 
     
    
   
   
    
     your for the 1931-54 season when 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dcvnmt Am I for sum. He will 
     
    

    
     33'0" s'".:,,:"":H"n';:I)-i Jo:-Try I colt from riemon llttnoveroi firstl 
     
     s-,IIr:I,o:'I,II. ,,,""IIII Id” -rIlr-rop of foals and he has scared) 
     
     39.,”-II", "III." "723." I: 'I I5 wins and won mnrr than 317.000 
     
     best in'fhe summer.  Tl" in two seasons. He hoiillit another 
     
     ME. "III VII" II” "I; hat .I 3: son of Demon Hanover named Bli- 
     
     ' II. I. 1.” ,4 an". by J" on Demon for 32.000 and lie hall. 
     
     ,I” ' ' earned !i2.fitl'l this season and is 
     
    

    
     ' llhe leading 2-yearnid from-r of: 
     
    
   
   
    
     TN IIMII an.” MM” I. am -s-i-mu Raceway. I 
     
    
   
   
    
     if”  "all M3"?! V”. Our friend Ken Mnrlioiistall hill 
     
    

    
     I thoea appointed correspondent In 
     
     ' ” & 3'-55 R”;':-  Maritime: for The Horseman 
     
     '03:! Fair World iihlislied in Les- 
     
    

    
     Wfm lhwa '5' umfl mlhnm. Kentucky-.pKen has a page 
     
     WWW Vlilnn a hall of very newsy items in 
     
     'lIio issue of September 29th. We 
     
     eotatnlnte the Horseman and 
     
     fate World la soetrrias his pen- 
     
     leu and we are confident that-. 
     
     they will in MO menu of bringing 
     
     Ilortttme racial mm to the st- 
     
    
   
   
    
     mdol United states Iarlms 
     
    
   
   
    
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     HORSE RACING - 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     SUMMERSIDE RACEWAY 
     
     MONDAY, OCTOBER siii, 195s 
     
     ' AT 2.30 P.M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     reatiiring first dash 1-! mile. second dad d 
     
     asmcruustoneanil lialfiniis. piwukiglnsy 
     
     iIIiss'l'liinsIqIt'fp.sI.IsIiI'Ib'luto-"' 
     
    

    
     ROBERT DIWM 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     idhnu lhnevbeo 
     
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     NEW l57 FORD 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Two new super sizes . . I far longer, 
     
     lower than ever before, with OI 
     
     lord's famous headroom I-enlnodl 
     
    
   
   
    
     It's here now-in your Ford-Monarch Dealer's 
     
    
   
   
    
     '57 Ford . . . first in the field 
     
     to offer 2 big-cor whoelbasssl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Look at all that's 
     
    
   
   
    
     11 .1 on mvuiit I 
     
    

    
     showroom . . . the finest Ford ofsll time. with the lAllI.Al0( no 
     
    

    
      mm” I ' ' mmhd mi .  sitcustoua 
     
     it took a revolution in design to make possible 04187001 III 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ford's new low-to-the-ground styling for '57. Those 
     
     lithaassdlovely'57FordssroactI.iallymIo! 
     
     Inches lonporthasiili '56. . .diabi;genclnbi 
     
     their field, lonper than many medium-priced 
     
     models! They're up to 4 indies lower, too-yet 
     
     theuijustssmuclihesdroomsadlogroomuevsrl 
     
    
   
   
    
     The new kind of "magic" you'll discovl when 
     
     you drive the new kind of Ford for '57 starts with 
     
     the new 'lnner Ford'-prom! in action! At its very 
     
     foundation in a new and revolutionary kind of 
     
     chassis . . . a new contoured frame that's built a 
     
    

    
     full fool wider iaidwlyl 
     
    
   
   
    
     in the '57 Ford ! 
     
    
   
   
    
     b I-iv-no-at-oi-rs."-4.....i.tr.;ii...soo-i.4.i. 
     
     new ovorl7'I4hdlonq...CuIlosvtuIdCvIfon 
     
     iINloJI5nowuvl6MfeeOfonq 
     
    
   
   
    
     D II brink-fnkbu models . . . htluaflu 5 Itmvul-new 
     
     nation ivqom 
     
     D Two longer ivlmlbnmv . . . for pram Impih, 
     
     loivneu and monvi'ne.u 
     
     D F1m'rely lwif .II,vIr'n( throughout . . . new srulplmnl 
     
     up 
     
     D New Irilnlddwirg bond for gram safety. miter 
     
     aerndq 
     
    
   
   
    
     D New Ifiinnsr rvmlioex. rtwrpl-IharA' ivirutrltiefdv 
     
    
   
   
    
     D New. super-iltin eenlrr pn.rl.i on .mIaa.v fat I ma! 
     
     "liwdtop" bolt 
     
    
   
   
    
     D New Safely-(bred bmrunsalf panel will 
     
     neared sounlr 
     
    
   
   
    
     D Durand: new and salmon 
     
     D New ljegiurd safely features 
     
     D   
     
     tlvioirylva limmyaiv 
     
     D Nevnvlnnttfniaulwlrovfur. ele-wdr 
     
     D 1 new Sllnr Aaniversry V-J Quinta 
     
     D Now. non pnwrjid Mileage Molar Sis 
     
     D New Sprinter & draw. ivvleble all Mr 
     
     :  u7'V Ir-we. our aim! wider 
     
     "hurt my ageing. .4 4. 4.5. 
     
     Potvedjvl Jupubafnr a anjtequfsmh 
     
     D Pb ma ash urban 14! 
     
    
   
   
    
     'f'h'n'nthe2.5tlIanri.lvetIaryofFord'sV-Iicadec- 
     
     siiip...uidtbsnswkiadot'Ford fot-'57ln-lop 
     
     youevenmonofthekindofporfomisnesthat 
     
     made Fold the leader! Now Ford offers three 
     
     bnndpnnV-8's-the 190-Hp. Ford V-8. the 212- 
     
     Hp. Tliunderbird V-8 and the mighty new 245-Hp. 
     
     Thundarbird special V-ll And Canada's newost 
     
     SIX-the '51 Mite... Maker-is iviiiisiiie in in 
     
     Custom and Cmtom Jm models and in three 
     
     popular station wssonsl 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
         
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
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