por’rs Scribe Plays Game'Mary Ellen Driscoll Cops k MVPs In Maiors

llul Winner In The major: Wllhl

I . by an: cum NEW YORK tort—lain play MVP.

13 Victoria! overshadow: Frank Rob on, Vldl Plusth Ind

This is a lec denigned [alpilcller .llrn Maioney.

sclct-t the Most Vllmble Player

in rain majltr league in Ihll‘rl ‘nl ill the 1961i baseball tea-'11.,

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chlenno—ltnn Sanlo. Lendirui uh with best ytnr in majorl.

so runi boiled in and .321 8

pm. First, ciinolc till MVP nnlwe” ,_

each club . . Then In each league. _

This Is one wrltrr'l selectionr trams listed in order or current ilandan:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Sun Frlncich—Juln Muri- rhul. The rlth-ilhnded pitcher has become the It: DI the sill! nut. 11 Viclorirs.

SI [null—Dick Grnat. Tile nhnrtniup hnn steadied tile in- [Mid lince III: Icqulsltinn from Plluburgh I“! w I n 1 er In added I solid but L0 lhl‘ oIIEnL‘l. VIISL baseman Bill White la 5 wins: Iccmld.

Ions Angela—Sandy Knufnx Til! southpaw Fitchll‘ I‘lu "lured plsi. Doll Drysdnlc II the bl: man on the at."

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Milwlukee — Hank Aaron. Has curried most oi ine batting loud while sluggbr Ed Mnlhewi has been slumpinlt. Pittsburgh — Elli Mazcmskl. Thin n diIIIculi selecuou ' are had few outstandmg portormances. Mouroski liar horn mnsi coit- alatent batsman.

Philadelphia e Don Demeter. tins provided Inuit bill with 12 human and 37 list.

New anhelion Hunt The clever second ha s m a n tins lieen the snliii man in the mueid and has come through with numerous key iiiix.

linusloneCarl Warwick The young nuilielder has been

Clncinnnllﬁllm O'Toole. Big-tumund lhc .MO mark all year.

Williams Says Yaniis ‘Still Ones To Beat’

SAINT with, N.B. law a Now York Yankee: are still itie «on to but in the Anwrfecan IA‘agln pennant race. in the opinion irt retired major Iwuer Ted Williams

"The Vanks have trio "nub ptlllH'." said the 'xpiendid nplin. usr" in an mlPrvipiv item with. iw and his who wore an rneir way to Lakmlle. titan, where the farmer Boston had sins niar npurnlos a camp tryi- boys and girl. They had been t-lshing \Fllllml Il| Nmﬂilﬂf‘n NW BnmS‘ nut, wiliiarris inns a huliiinz ind ﬁshing camp on the Mai-a-

mulii.

The test under 1m to lair layer .400 said he is pleased with lill< year's perimnancr oi the not aux. He mediated they will

IIII‘SII in HIP ﬁrst dwrsltm nil Ted’s protegrn lsi SDIIIIK Walnuts has been his sum Yu-

nesz ill Ieﬂ field. Carl me ki

"He‘s young an it» tints wily well mnsitleririlz he's a lmhandrd batlﬂr and has In held war at Fairway ipnrk Does Williams still have a loud with the hasten press? "I don't have to hotiiar IiiI-m any "In" IIIIM

d he'll . the hall to tell iieid |

“K (I i." silly.

’I'ED WILLIAMS

His lit-ply wth asked another be M writers urro wullv rough on him‘

- ‘ mliy rough—just plain

Ted «Mk mind! (If his sum mere at Lakevllle anti Wlnlerl

wrtb l as a sporting druids salesman in ; 353.590

the r‘lnriila Kaye.

Dodgers lop Hyers Io Cop Share OI lead

Irv hiaexinoion‘r Dodge-is ear It-ntied their viotnry s to three straiyii and pulled inui - iwtrvtlny lie tor inst place when they downed Fortni- Ken- nedy's Flyas 10-7 I Memorial yield last night.

The Budget! clinched Lhrlri slxm inninz when ‘

leIrlry m the iiiry star-ted a rally which naught six runs acme- plair.

Rn MncIAod opened the rally with a leadorr double in this trsme nnd Numeral hum. ulinn teammate Bobby RIC!‘ neit- M a eircidi mash An ens-r. iu-n waliis. a nominee, a hit halter and a triple by lands smith mth tor the oma' tour mm which led in the rluirntnii at the l-‘lyern.

lhr bottanim hf Die fifth "yam‘ playing mat-ti Furhie 1(va tagged a mu" homer tn fill": the Film I chmHlved 4-3 M

Pat Shrimp titan-ted tor the Him“ and worked Ioi- I 1/3 innings bedare flvlng inelialler Roller lvrai~.l4tid..i who ml to that time had been vei- inllinn the inn field plsul‘e. \laclacod picked up the NHL

Ind fanning Ive. .Vachnd was lilo MRI for six hits uing five Ree Passes In the im a] sack And rendiIIK fltllr down VII the mikeout rnute. INJURES FINGER

ilafk ‘Poocii‘ Burke Buried

. Clrf MoQuaid nxthwht-n he lniurnd a ﬁelds Mi tut limit: had. The twn “mam were

and walking tour. 7 W "Hm-in Rm ot the Km .m

Little League Practice Called In Montaguo

pom mm 1! June M, at I pm.

The fluilirwlll are urged in ‘ m attendance: dandy Ma. Men. .loe Cain. John Bell. Blur :ullwlil. Jerry nut. lit-tr Fru- i l . Sam Mun-

W. Ail-n Ira-er. Paul Cain, stall Ell. BTW Johnnon. Dan. :W Finite-iii. Carl Fruer. {Neil noeiiner. ham Grittin. Wm? modal. stainley Bock. . Portion

mm. grime arenain. pant G” .‘ «Bank-nullian

were a “timing t'aich II.V Rogﬁ' “Helm of a lmlg ﬂy ball hit by Cuker Pines“ in dis bottom «I the ﬁrst Inninil and Freddie ‘Fidtﬂer' MacDonald's catch til Jack Kahs‘c smash \VI’IIK‘II (rav- elled past the scolvboam in the leth.

Top nil-lie” in til? lzarms we” Carl Mtquaid and Cukt‘r Pincau

liner of the Flyars, l‘ach with time

hils in tour trips in the plaik. Bobby Rico hit 2-tor-i 'rri pac- ln ringer

umpire V Jimmy Minn, bases marine Kennedy anti Ricky Gallant.

The next league llama in slot- ad tor Thursday nighl irhe DOOR!!! hllsi Raver: xllﬂlnl ill

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'lién- are ihe nnndnnns» w L

Pet.

Flym I I it» .I z .500

Start: 1 .1 .400 norma- I :i 7:

K "I! S nttu-ials for IiiI‘ gami- were i

AMERICAN LEAGUE

nrnnk third baseman has llanl tilled in ldmlnibly at second Ind lhuri. willie blltinﬂ over

.rioii.

chiragn 7 F‘lnyt‘l Robinson. The outtielder gets the and over l Pele Ward henna-e oi hia colrl auteur Inning.

Boaiun~Frank Malzone. The: veteran third baseman load- lite Amrrlran [rogue in hitting.

InnestilaiEurI Bailey. The catcher is having his beat sea-l ‘son with 15 homers while doll-ill

Cookie’s Case Is Adjourned

BUT-TAU), NV lAPi The trli! Coo

I III BuIIalo Bill tooth-ll star kle Gilchrisl on iraﬂlc‘

a trem d it held New Yurk—Clele noyer. Tiialpiate. "1 m" in "d "‘2

I The Gunman. Charlottetown—Wed. rim 2!. 1568. lb

I‘Ia\‘ night when the bankers lane at home hi the Firemen on the Oul'Pn Charlotte diamond.

‘ Kingfishers, Angels Win ‘

l at t'oMMt'lerx slim IIMI’ISI'US. Svrll tArlesAn ‘ ._ m. mm m "mum." Irai Ilrlllll round has executed l5“ “'3' "I" I" “I and hm“r 1" Bankm 1.15 ill t'omnu-rt-ral 2a ('nmmunms charged with lSnltball Lealet play last nizhv siagmp a l959 hlnndbath In the m" “9" '""”“<‘ "‘9 “"4"” nnritterii nil city or Kirkuk that

‘ih llle AnchRCMP unnu- no,- Tuesday and a no in no, .dgadlmked ,1 MIL m, .“g u", look more than I00 liven, Basil: owl-ml: while Bate luml‘lrllitiwcrlimraml nuani-r dad who ms Butler "W Crowley of Lakadide Gulf and Illl llll' ninth that the game wa:

N.B. Women's Open Title

SAINT JOHN. N H. K?!" -—iiravelli=d Th! (ﬂint nine In 43 Mary EIlMi Dl'lsl‘oil "I Sam! and came home In u. mid I ‘X w” . .iohn Riverside Golf and Colin- . n H‘ PM? “as e 155 - Cleveland—nick l-lowser. The W mm, M, n... “Hwy “'6 WI" “'5 m" “\m‘“ "‘ son with a in total. She had shot-titan. acquired from Klnulm‘m‘ winner in "I. “5.th younR career. snapping I be an Irahcllallvhﬂﬁll:r. apul'ked incl 0,, M W New munwickiwllh Canine WiIMm a! the Al- rulerelureorooir . . . . , Tony M-runez. Women 3 Golf Assn-lath Tum- Knnaum Golf club. SI. Andrew c.

Guardian Anlpk i-llizoii IIt'\II‘ I .

nIK‘tl In a trim In Soviet Pre

.lily ill Iii! captured hel‘sr'vrmﬂl‘ Ciiltnt'ry Club. Mont-Mn linlshed dﬂ'ldr'd. Ill ilii< Ii‘anlv tilt- VIIW aaltimore 1— steve III'DET-lNJi. woman's open title. “ﬂ ":1", 17.01;: 2,5; II 185 ‘neN rounud no innwunoarnd "ll" “Muslim” "'5‘ ‘3“: Ace nt pltebins italt II p-cked A, m Md do", in mm canmwye an’w {or ,m Mrs s. M. Carnaghan at our to one bi the nonintn». Wm" "ad "P'" 5“" “Sam” over Brooks Robimim and Lull‘ * mini-side Club wound up as Gord Fair'zrli‘lmll't-li iiu- iuniln WI" '0' 50mm“ 3‘ V m

years, Miss Drlscoil wun dielltiverside stat Only fmll‘ people title in a walk, tinishiluz la.haye won ii three times in run- simkes ahead or her noarestlression with Miss Drlu-nll do- rival. perennial ninrierup tin-aceing it me! irom 35-57 and Seweli 0!

m, m. “MW “Ml, Klirustirhnv had appealz‘d

and wi-eto- hilnll‘li iiir mmin chm-i- for the RCMP

In tho oLhol i-riniesi iii-maid ‘Fisii' .vtatKiillliut N‘L'iNit-tlﬂd the Victory in til my in admin at the Harlin-rs. Losii Meat ills

low scorer in the second divrs. (‘larh ion Wllh a 198 while Mrs F G. Wilson, also of Riverside w s lbw waiver in the third division.

The meet. the with annual. wan played nude-r a sunny sky and lit s—viclitvrlng limit that wear

APariL-It). Ln! Angeleklirlm Wagner. The outﬁelder Ions club with 15 homers Ind 47 RBI.

Kansas ' —Ed Charles. The third basem led early season drive with IDIld nltliutt, l

renlritres

H Nine ways to heat the heat

Mic Fredericton Goll"61«63. other three straight wiiillt‘rs Miss Lingual! was way ult lier’were Alidwy M'Clid‘od 0f s~ n

Detroit H Al Kaline. wriolturm ’I‘vesday at the Rwaratdehlnlen MN Wilstut 3“. l, .,, "w on de ,9 a.“ T)" uas bombed for ten tins and Hnw duyuu keep cool 0" 3, elu? lctuii but even her mornsi mains and in wt liha meet was “ﬁn, wmm “if!” W'play; mm. m, "in In“... in rim, tml (la ennice, cold shuweg Washington _ Torn Cheney. best in the field The 5-year. l not held in beleeul ihosr yrais MM", "(earmark and Mm may.” ,Mamny cool drink,

and Ion-«I several to Ai'z'

“‘1‘ In July Reader‘s Digest read the interesting facts. bio on actual tests with human bpinus. They may Chang! your present ideal}

The pitcher it” won seven of‘ Old whool “Miler find an Hlbﬁuuse of mermaid and Cyrlﬂlia III: ical'n'l 22 1 mes. ‘lo wind up It 158 over the Mir Hills of Monclotl '52-'54. W eeveV Now. for Ihr MVP: In rarzhiday hourney. Both her driving Miss Sewell. riinnerup to Miss NEAR smsmmr league: The arlel'iinn Irnm this and Ile'r approach game were‘nl'lscnli Im' Iiie ilabl in P9 Vii )NIIITI lit ilir Ilrttlu Nil» vantage point are Grunt and‘well ttﬂ their usual brillianra seasnns. finished at till with ails as tar as 75 miles from tidal Mnlulne. u the pluau-rne hnmiclpperim to lzn with ilPr 91 ot \lnrulai ‘ualrr

ward were inadmn natlr die Kingtlatie iiItIiIIE in e. and 24 r iivi-ly I'llllx Nip» rwd nli stickurc nilh a :Ii'ltr n nation anre. inr-liidm a lrlpln

x-exl league arlinn is Thurs

dhnrges wan odiourned 1ilesd-y 1 until July I

The American F‘noiball League's most valuable player Ian season tones charger ot jinnorlnlz a stop sign Muy it, and tniilnn to produce a driv- . er's licence or auto regl:irulion..

The ndlnurnmrni was askedl by the distririattnrney's ottine.‘

niiehrisi. 27. n Ids-lauund lull- liack also awaits grand Jury nriinn on a charge oi recond- degree assault. l-le wal ac- cused or vunching a policeman alter nest on the tram: charge.

Arnie Palmer I Is Out Front ‘ In Money Race

DUNEDIN, Fla IAPI 7- Arrl noid Palmer, lost year’s leadiutt. money winner. had climbed to II’ltt flip in The 1963 profesﬁloﬂal gilliel‘s ntunryM‘lnninE TREE.

His iiIIl'ai-pliu'tj Illllsh In the US, UPON ai Rroilklinr, MISS. Sunday—lie came in ililrd in a: lltree-wly pinyoit with winner, Juliul Baron and runner - up .iocky Cuolt—paid $7,000. That was enough to boost his loan. Wlfllllliil.‘ III Mil W5 and move! lhim nhoaii ni ark Nicklaus. 3 lie ihe ail-hole

cut in the Open.

Boron, the poll's lending money winner in 1952 and again in [955. jumped into sonnnd ntnin unlit the swim he won at Brnoklino lie has Wm- ninns .stlti. whinh gives itIm n 5590 lead over Nicklaus in third place. Nirkinun, who l, led the park last week. has wun

Trtny Tll‘nla. whit u-nn mints ‘rl the ripen. IS in fourth place with a “2.413 total

Ken Carpenter Joins Argonauts

TORONTO 1(‘Pl—Ken Car- nenler. tnrmrr head clinch ni Saskatchewan haughriders oi the Western Fiioihall Confer i own. has neon appointed assist- .nnt and detensive roach or lananin Argonauts til the East- lern Conrerenre. it wnl an. lnonnned Tuesday.

l Carpenter. x7, whn played lwlth Oreiznii State heiore Join» inp Cleveland Browns ot National roothnll League in 1950. played with the Rouznrid- l era as an nttrnsive linit and end llrom that in ma. when he took over as head that:

lie was dotensive mach with neninr oi the American Fool' ‘Itall innour in Itiﬁl nnrl lasil year was head roarh oi Indian-l llpnlla oi the United Foothulil ‘ LEBEHQ. i Carpenter inner river hil duu ties villi: Argonauts inllowing llhe resignation last week or ‘ deirnnivr roach Steve Sucle. PAY Low TAX . Nnrwoglxn workers on desol- i into .lsn Mnyen island III the

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