Kitchener-Waterloo Tea ls Facing Trouble Galore By THE CANADIAN PRESS Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen named 15 hockey players from 15 |teams as their Olympic Games |draft choices Monday but they’re going to have troubles picking up the 10 they finally decide upon. The Dutchmen, who played in the Ontario Hockey Association’s Senior A League last season, will 2 "p24 Tepresent Canada in the 1960 48 Winter Olympic Games at Squaw ea) Valley, Calif. To bolster the club, the Cana- “aidian Amateur Hockey Associa- ma tion ruled it can draft one player ¢ |from each of 15 teams and pick <> up 10 of these without a release | before Nov. 15. goalie Marv Edwards of North Bay, Ont., Trappers. and Bill Hryciuk, playing coach of Kam- loops, .B.C., Elks. Neither will | join Kitchener. CONTRACT SOLD Peter Palangio North Bay man- ager, said Monday Edwards's contract has been sold to Mil- waukee Falcons of the Interna- tional League. Hryciuk said he is honored but wouldn't consider leaving his home: Players drafted must agree to it personally. or*Chatham, Ont., Maroons, said of winger Wayne Connelly—the| cea he was undecided whether to al-‘club’s leading scorer last season | with Chicago Black Two of those named were'low centre Mike Elik to join the'—hbut said he will not interfere! season. | Dutchmen, adding he'd hate to, with the draft. ‘ lose such a valuable player. SOME AGREE.. and Vernon, B.C., showed more|Stecyk as an honor to the player, | signs of willingness. Ron Bud-|to the club and to the city. j dell, president of Waterloo Sis-} In Regina, defenceman Terry kins—a Junior B team—said he|Harper of Regina Pats of the | is pleased that forward Pat Adair |Saskatchewan Junior Hockey) was drafted. its lyeading scorer,” enough to want to see Canada TeePees said he would be pleased | win at the Olympics.” the OHA Junior A Peterborough gntire season.” He Jonn Horeck, manager - coach | Petes, mourned the possible loss! In Vernon, coach George Agar | Clubs in Peterborough, Ont.,|the choice of defenceman Tom) just one ‘shy of the record for : fs the number of ejections from ball| Barlick thumbed out Hemus in —-* one a was fined) the first inning when he heated- ; ; : : $150 Wednesday for his eighth|ly disagreed with a called fourth of the Conadians said he viewed! such run - in with the umpires.|ball to Duke Snider. ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Sept. 24, 1959 11 _ Solly Hemus Draws Fine Warren Giles, the National League boss, notified the fiery little manager of St. Louis Car- dinals the fine was for his re- marks to-wmpite Al Barlick Tues- day night. The unofficial record of nine ejections is held by Leo ST. LOUIS (AP)—Solly Hemus, D hw League said, ‘It would be a great Any team would hate to lose | experience for me.” he said,| Manager Rudy Pilious of the; but I'm aationally - minded,/OHA Junior A St. Catharines; lto have Stan Mikita play with! Doug Cochrane, president of|the Dutchmen but ‘‘not for the} added that, professional Hawks this! |Mikita might turn ATTENTION DAIRYMEN SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLY MASTERMIX 16% DAIRY RATION CASH PRICE = CWT. occas $3.15 DILLON & SPILLETT LTD. Chick Hatchery __70 Queen St. Charlotietown —— Dial’ 3626 ceaerieenneieimmennensninetnaiameiemmeenanannn Joe Gordon, seated at right, talks over Tuesday’s lineup with first base coach Red Kress, left, and starting picher Jim Perry. The picture was taken in the Cleveland Indians ; and with ft the American Lea- dressing room as the team was | gue pennant, their first in 40 preparing for their big game | years. Gordon was signed yes- with Chicago White Sox. The terday to a new 2-year contract | White Sox won the game 42 | as Cleveland pilot. Mathews, Aaron, Crandall Are Braves Powerful Trio By JACK HAND . Associated Press Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (AP) — If you) jad your pick, which Milwaukee | srave would you call the elub’s | post valuable- player? Henry | om? Eddie Mathews? Del randall? Let’s go to manager Fred Ha-| py, the man who should be the est authority on the subject. “I'm giad you fellows (sports League Champs Taking B By JERRY LISKA CHICAGO (AP) — While this seball<ielirious city began to m down a bit Wednesday, the nerican’ League White ox rested for an anti-climactic ries with the Tigers in Detroit Manager Al Lopez, scouting m Francisco Giants in their ame with Chicago Cubs, turned the Sox to coach Tony Cuc- inello. | Lopez said that although a few | Spied may be rested in the| ree-set finale at Detroit, his! would not just be going rough the motions. | “We may bench little Lovie | p op Luis Aparicio) and a ~lante Inks is Contract MONTREAL (CP) — Jacques; iF National Hockey League | ! goalie and Vezina trophy | inner, signed his new- contract fednesda with Montreal Cana- pas. terms weren't announced. Plante spent only five minutes managing director Frank ike’s office and came out smil- broadly. Mighty Lee pads Field over (Warren) Spahn and (Lew) | Burdette. I'm talking just about the men who play every day. WHICH BEST? writers) have to pick the most valuable, not me,’’ said Haney, neatly slipping the punch. Pressed for, something a bit more helpful, Haney finally nar- “If we finally win this ging. | rowed it down to three men. He; we wouldn’t have done it without purposely eliminated pite hers, | Aaron, Mathews and €randall.| confining himself to the men who; How can” you say one is more play every day. valuable to you than the other?) “Three men have done a ter-|Let me put it this way. rific job for us,” he said. “‘Aaron,| “Where. would we be without, Mathews and Crandall. And I| Aaron's hitting? You might get} don’t mean that I am skipping | along for a few days, like we did| when he was out, as long as somebody took up the slack. But we couldn’t do it for long. | “Where would we be without! Mathews’ home runs? (he had 43 up to Tuesday). It’s the same Tri? with Eddie as with Aaron. You! might sneak by a few games rea er without him but not many. : | “Now you come to Crandall. if » ..:g Something happened to him, few others who need rest.” said where would you get a catcher? Lopez. “But Nellie Fox stays iN|They just don't have any like! there—he’s working om a COMS€-| him. He was out for a few games cutive game string, you know.”/anq we used Del Rice (now a Fox played his 666th straight och) early in the season. Later game Tuesday night in Cleveland) ye had to call on Stan Lopata. when the White Sox clinched the LONG BATTER pennant with a thrilling 42 con-| (ondall’s batting statistics quest of the second-place Indians. Gone 5 F : gh Tuesday's game shows Catcher Sherm Lollar, nursing the is teditie ‘dangmrens then bis a bruised right hand, also will | 953 average would indicate. The be rested. ae es ; | 29 - year - old veteran has 19 Lopez said his two ace pitch- | doubles, one triple, 21 homers on ers, Early Wynn and Bob Shaw,'73 runs batted in. will pitch briefly in Detroit, with Aaron, the National League Wynn working on Saturday. This | patting leader, will draw strong indicated that Wynn, the 39-year- | support in the most valuable old star with a 21-10 record, will pjayer race. So will Mathews who be Chicago's world series starter, |is fighting with Chicago's Ernie with Shaw pitching the second Banks for the home run title and series game. {the new Mel Ott memorial award Lopez declined to say which Na- to be presented by the league. tional League club he would pre- Crandall may not get the votes, fer to face in the post-season but Milwaukee wouldn't be up| classic. “I'd just have to name j|there without him. 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