CLEVELAND (AP) —Frank » boss of Cleveland Indians, as though he's ready to fire Pail Joe ang

public swapping it- Eadbenente wi th Lane, sounds x ae hand waiting for the

Kansas City, where the sec- Indians open a three

ceries tonight, Gordon is-

@ statement that said:

‘As far as I know right now

manager. The statement concluded with: feel I've done the best job ibly could do under the cir-

44-year-old Gordon, in his ond season as a major league fer, ducked out of sight ar the statement was handed sportswriters. DISAPPOINTED? me, perhaps disappointed im > failure of the Indians to over- Chicago White Sox in the arican League pennant race, d Wednesday night that Gor- n needs a miracle to stay on. Cleveland general manager d there were four or five men preferred as manager over don and “if I can get one of bm I will"’- mames of Marty Marion, 9 worked with Lane in the Chi- 9 White Sox organization, and 0 pyre stormy ex - Na- ii Leaguer, popped into spec- However, Lane réfused mention names, by recent criticism lev- d at him by Lane, Gordon re

rank LaneAppearsReady lo Fire Manager Gordon

“Evidently, 'm not the

of manager he wants. he

DENIES ANGER

Lane said he wasn't angry with Gordon and said he thought his manager might have popped off to sports writers after Wednes-

day’s tough in Boston.

“T'm not blaming the newspap- ers,”" Lane said, “but it looks as if this has become a contest be- tween reporters, each seeking to scoop the other, rathér than a oa between Lane and Gor-

The rift developed after the In- dians, who led or were near the lead in the American League most of the season,, dropped out of contention. With eight games remaining, the Indians are 5% | fan games out of first place.

SPORT ECHOES

BY NORMAN MACDONALD

Blood, sweat and cheers — fitting words to describe the last fight between Bruno Boucher and Peanuts Arsenault. The claret flowed, the boys hustled all the way, and the crowd went wild with excitement. if you like the “waltz in, flick a glove, dance away’”’ type of boxing, these boys will disappoint you at Civic e dium oext Friday night. But if you feel as we do, that a waltz should include a fair lady and soft music,- but when two pugs are in there they should be shoot- ing the works, you'll-enjoy with us the fireworks Friday night. Boucher Won a dose decision} over Arsenault in their former go, but Peanuts has it figured

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both times—he—came—from—behind

to knock. his opponent kicking. The boy is a natural, and if he took as much interest in the game

decide the fight this time, and he hopes to be the winner this time.

Carl ‘Agape’ Arsenault, a boy who a year ago was very long on native ability but woefully short on know-how and experi- ence, is picking up the finer points of the game rapidly, they tell us, and is a much improved fighter over his 1958 showing. He will have to be able to trade punches on anything like even terms with Len Durelle of the

RCAF Station. Durelle, a cousin |: of Yvonne, is a most exciting

battler. We saw him twice, and

A curtain raiser, as yet not fin- alized, will complete the card. out} You can’t miss this one and stay aagey if yen pve an apdent epente

Charlie Ballem’s track and field high school boys and_ girls put on a good show at Queen Elizabeth Park yesterday after- noon, breaking eight records es- tablished in other annual high school meets at Summerside High. Winston Smith, the school’s leading miler, tried to finish un- der five minutes, but a cold wind didn’t help, and he was forced to settle for a 5.08 mark, which is pretty good for high school com- petition. Don MacEachern, -who has a terrific kick in the stretch drives, won four firsts.

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baseball team, heve just announ- ced that their clubs will be play- ing Black's Harbour Brunswicks, New’ Brunswick Intermediate “A” champions, for the two-pro- vince crown at Summerside on Saturday. Two games willbe played at Queen Elizabeth Park that day, the first one getting away at 1.15 p.m. and the sec- ond at 4.00 p.m. If a third game is necessary, it\ will be played at the ROAF diamond on Sunday, provided permission can be secured from the airport auth- orities. If not, it will be played on another diamond in Prince

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