The Guardian. Charlottetown. Thurs. Oct. 10. 1063. 13 ,-R_

New York Giants Facing Cleveland Browns Sunda

NEW YORK lAFi—New York Giants are getting ready to play l‘leveland Browns

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Giants have had unusual tue- Cieveland't biggest margin war spirit a! the Cleveland Ia er I In and they can against the Brown: in points in 1953. New Yor 's and has this to any Ibgutytlla h rails tor coached hy Paul Brown. The ‘biggesi was ii in i959. And eauilrarn's play‘ kl their own lining have met a ltlineha in! those years also produced a "They have a lot more Ior» e Towns name in o r e . close score in the t ' i Over te year... even when i ' nd their reriea atanda.moeiing mm mm mm“ man “my Md I“.

h n 19 a Cleveland was riding hifll and evenilCHII-Z Only xix games.

SPORT ECHOES;

By Norman lllacdonlaid Summerside Bureau of The Guardian

Result Not Biggest Upset 1

Vision nnr rarIIo. We itood out on the sidewalk In trout at the newspaper ollice. and at. the end ol each haII- inning, one or the nan would pa te Let

The 1961 world series is over. and It can he named one of the greatest upsela in world series hislory. It hardly ranks as the No. I upaet. however. Ior nld- a a e. tiers will not have lorsntten the {ram on the Wlndnw. “Moln- seriea oi 1512 live thinlrl when Ilia walked. halter atruck out. [he Buston Braves alter coming . C II runs two hits. from last place in July In hrst no errnn. The boyl pulled In September whipped the Phil- hard on their torn-crib pipe! II a iphil Athletics with their lavorltea were losing and "million dollar infield“ in [our cheered luau]: If they were ItrIilht aamu, The AthIeIICi winning. ll lomenne had put were considered Invincible that a televIIIon let In Iront III III. year. with the Braves rated a we would have Iwotmed with good deal lower than Lhis year's ecstasy. Today we even hear his Angeles Dodgers. They had the trowel noise. Remember pitchers, James. Rudolph, and that lellnw. wlth a will» like Tyler. with Tyler out quite up to Pa Kettle. who In the la at the caliber Ill the tirst two, We lame Itent implnrlnl Koulax

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hitter in the wnrid sorter. They had ’l-Inik Gowdy catching. and the mighty midget. Rahhit Mar- anvnle. at short.

whlr’h at course. he nInx ‘ all the time. There that hit oi reminllclnl doesn‘t hog- . lie “The Realm" we'Ll he attr- Drlaet‘l. II he wan around at all

We ism . arcer less rr- ‘ riled ahout the hi; games in those tlayr than people are to day though there was no tele—

BaII Team On To Dartmouth

Dur Summersidc Junior hast-healing Kentvllle in final hy the hall team Will be going to Dart- score ol 2-0. This would indicate ‘ month on Saturday to take on that the pitchlng down there is the Nova Sc 0 t l a champions of a very high order, so the loC-i there. Kentville had a tearsome a! boys lhould try to get a game. reputation all summer as a eTIIlJ- with the Charlottetown Juvenii-. Ior hall Club. arid It Dartmouth es wlIh Mike Kelly pitching. Ill enuld belt them. the Summer- they can hit Mike. they can hlti ride boys are going to have a anything Dartmouth has to ot-‘ pretty hard row to hoe. In th e ier. strange to he dist-using a Kcnmlle . Dartmouth series. the earning baseball srries with the scores were low. with Dartmouth weather Ieeliiig as it it tonight

Last Week’s Bouquet ;

The Welshmen‘a Ilne retitaed .

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A minute to no. and goal to go. h be I . n . wlthu Summentde lLattltlI m" made“). "lulu! "" their right end

Prlnce ol Wale: hept hnhtlng A Hum“. a" w,“ A M or them on. and a do looked die—his name In xtrhnrd . rrrtaln—vrry: my.

Cardinals Are Talk Of League

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NEW YORK lAPl—On the Cleveland. however. is well Itrenlth n1 three victories in down the delence list tour games and a highly im- The champion Green any.

pressive rel ot statistics. SI Pachers. who also run more Louis Cardinals are becoming .than they pass. top the detencel thr laltr or the National Fonts list. having yielded only 374. ball League yards But they're getting att‘ But they III\!I'|'I naught iiplargumcnt trom unhealen Chi- wlth Cleveland larowna either in ‘eago Bears in the major deten- the Itandlngs or in oriensive sive categories The heart, who periormancra, NFL statiatlci have allowed wt yards. have Mieaaed Wednesday show the ;given up only 914 yard: by Brvwnl are No. t in live dilterr lmshing and tour touchdowns. ent team onensive Categories. ‘They have allowed their op». includinl two oi the most Im» 'ncnts ihe lowest points. at. the portant A total yardage and‘lewest lirst downr, the fewest

Newt York nnt so high in the three won by each. have been National Football League. the ‘deeided by more than 10 point:.

players say murh or their sur- ‘eess war tie to the lac!

could anticipate the play: Brown would call via hit tamed sideline quariershutulng play- ers in and out with on virtually every down, Years or exverlenee and him atud . taught them to think the WHY

Emu d a lawn Jimmy Brown playing man ‘ itn man, 1 don't want that re .AIsoLIsnas SHUTTLE rpnnsinliity." Hurt said

[the drum: IIe haa inatallod an imaginative attarlr and give: quarterback Frank Ryan plenty games. while New York. .11. II at latitude in railing plays.

iislon Has Chance Io Slate Position

were opposed to sunny Liston turning tor lighting In Britain again unless country and falling to lultill

remember James hurled a two to mow the Yanlieer d ow a. ti" W“ “mm "mm" °’ "‘“Eemmu

Bu ‘decision in order to give the .wni-ld heatyweight champion a iehanoe ' which we doubt. the but he Com could he doing would be hanit- ,msid" “st lus the I" out "I “I H!“- lurr Irom Britain last month. chair with a spoon. i“. we,“

Slates hallway through a Brio.

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scouting the Browns. is Voluhle .about the new enthusiattle

year, They haven't had to lite them because Lliey've been win-

The Giants iniug. but they wtll it they itart m ..

veteran detenue d .

Sam Hurt. the Giants' middle linehat-ker who usually keyed on tullhauk Jimmy Brown In past games. figure: he‘ll need some help thil time.

"Let'l lace it. there’s an Iin

play calll‘ o~ ihaL-ker in thir league who can

Now Bianlon Collier. Cleve-

lanta-lirowna game II. coach. has abolished

ll usual. In Important one In the NFL’: eastern rue. Cleve- land has won its lirst tour

tied with St. Louis Cardinals {or Emlen Tunnrll, who had been Iernnd in the division.

LONDON thin ehritirh box» The aasC statement said. ng chiets said Wednesday they “Nd logical reasons were lorthr Liston leaving the

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ullilllng his engagemenls. .

“W t It I d 2 may postponed I [max e are Elven 0 un ers an

that his return to lulliii these obllizations Is now under consid- eratlon.

[It Clarin his position, . aritish Boxing aoard ol POSTPONE DECISION roi met i closed session “The and has therelore de ' sudden depar- aided riponr in tin]! consideration of the matter until this aspect or the sltuaiion is clarified to the salislactlon of iaIl parties involved.

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points scorer. touchdowns and they have in.‘ Louis in aernnd in the lert'epted lipasaea .

SIMPSUNS-

lence. traila Cleveland py onlyi nve pointr in scoring and hail rhown the best defence against. passing.

All lhlr has happened since Coach Wally Lemni lost his top 1

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hack Prentice Gautt early in the opening game.

Rooms FILL GAP

“Fortunately we have been able to till the gaps. The rnoltv‘ tea have been wundertul when called on." say! Lemur con- lervalii'ely.

Th. Brown, with power-run.- ning .linnny Erwin at their ehtal weapon. have run tor “I erdl Ind passed tor 502. They are one of two NFL telma to. gain more on the mild than through the air. but they're tied with New York thntJ tor the m touchdown palm—him.

Pinson Case Postponed

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