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By CARMAN SMITH

Rudy Pilous Ousted

PERSIS’K'EN'I‘ rumor! LII recent Week: tilt Ru

m as ooacii ot Clueago slack in k t $0.. weren't unloiinded. The mucosa organisation w 5 m monument y a replment tat Pilou-

in . was through u post.- a E “I, gouxpw or the Black limits it the end oi the past mm will only so t hunor ken! mold: up. Infill

since then Asked about hll chances ol remaining pilot or the is, the mud lollon inunwing this 1 I play | is; my answered “I'm not worried. l pin in wild: his '1 ad llttll .p- tmeiinlag owner Jini Norris and xenon! lulu-[n Toniniy nun.» llll potltlnn In more precarious the he had anticipated.

.! yrnlerdly'l anaoppoenisiit lllmved.

Hockey big shah who attended the Am. playerss in mam

mi insisting that Rudy was through c...“ M w...” m“ orrls and in

Iskrd in Join owns .l anaoer Tommy lvan in . discussion of players. lsultalo. In a turn club oi the Hawks.

Wouldn't Confirm Story

writ-:N a Itory Ippedred tn the papers late last week that gurus was on Ms way out the st. Kit native refined to Com- post one way or another. _

lie said however. ‘i! it is true. all I can my ii that coaches late been hired and itred sinoe the that day they tied a dollar

i ck. M" -i languid sv- pleaeaot year. iii Chicago and euioyed every r"mute oi it. l was well treated by the Hawks and by the press. radio and television people there. R use _ their decision. l have the wormut eeling towards Mr. Not-m. Mr. lvan and on players. madly ot whom i loos they were tuveniiei "‘I’iiiimiim out," its added. “then l will the hawk. every "mm; period appear to he In the running tor the now-vucnnl

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Wl‘lflna Bill! I!- lormer Illr with MonIrL-ll Elba ox-Mlple Lrsl pilot and preunt conch ol tam elub aim MC V the x-mulinile who

Maritime hockey the pig Itep in the NHL with New York, also has n slim nice or getting the ion. nepprtr are that Tommy Itln likes him.

snyuny. as one member ot the hockey Iraternity put it, "ll‘lliievs-r gets the ion wo ind ii a suit touch as time Chicago players are hard to handle

SPORT SHORTS

AFTER star Athlete Ernie Di!le died an aunt of Ute family

said flial they wen lily unlwm the tar athlete hull been ealh.

"arrive aum. Mrs. Angeline Melee. laid she was “Certain u to liltoiilel' Ernie knew he was dying. "II he did. we didn‘t. know " site said. "Bul i think he must have known Some- ' a ' between ltim And his lawyer. He did 1 ins mother to knuw bin. 1 think he and his lawytr knew Davis‘s lormer coach at Syrncnle Unlvenlty, Ben Schwer- nldor, culled Davis “the period IIlilete" Sehwlrtzwllder slid, " nile wls talented, dedicated Ind Ieli'leu, ll! nlsn Wu Prtul boy who set I line exlmpll [or youngster! every-

wall

. wo hm . I .\ iomlar teammate at Svracusc, Morrle Lpumans, said “Hr looked in excellent condition when i saw him two week:

“OWE said last week not to be surprised it little N3 Jockey min Turcntte nppnund in rich US. races in like not too-distant

luunu well. he sponsor to havc- made A main: step toward that

“l Louis Levesque. mulli-millionnire trank Ind limse owne c .v U graduate. has chosen him to ride his Royal Maple 1 in Illi' Qunen's Plate classic June 15. Yemw Tux-mu sound

to 24th out oi the meet aboard the wellmldd Levesque eoli. aliruwoou High Sclwti'a intro-moral hockey league was a mum moccss this past season. An antljcllmax to tha played. no llir presentation ot team and individual mouse at sher- llmul llilzh Saturday night. I

R'aine .loiicy. captain at the championship team. picked up too uoplues. the first tor capturing the scoring eiianipionahip. \n allrstlr telln nus dime! and QICII Ill-yer picked up I trophy tor being the heat In his respective position. reliey gar... trcu up another trophy tor being named to the team as a de tcarrmnn. other players to ma e team and to naive Illarlld werrt- [Ollie - Ray Gauze; fll‘llmllllll - Tnm Slew-rt; let! “in; - Owen o'llri untrz . Elf] Proude; rlglit wing - Doll “Niall-IL

THIS Thursdly nlgllt at 8 o'clock a smul selection ftvmmib in “ill not together It the Physical Plum Club to wlu‘t mem- iors to the island trail of TarnThis will no easy teat or many lsland athletes have reached dimlng heights in the realm oi Sport

P.E.|. Rifle Ass'n

covered but An ad- e diuonal seven shot String was tired at. no yards. 11th new: 1% posible total of 140 points.

DECLARE!) WINNER w n

Tun tuli alterinooiis mprielranges were ; ed the opening Mun Pnnrr Edward island lune A5- maiion‘s 190) event: held over the holidly weekend at Squaw roim ranges. . Blilli events, one Saturday is!- human and due other Monday stirrnwn m contath in the nan-lei pt matinee wilted hm. arranged at unaiilyina thoois tor the Mamas: team which will mean the prov lure at Sussex. His. on June in. 0w in markarrien pained out and the matches weu-e enameled in simoa ideal weather con

win her with only loin-Mummy pedioraldo.Nextniiinewasl . nah narwise. Ctrnrioltei mum, wittlt 13

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Allin Ronnie Clark 1rd y his L'llss. winding up with a m.

Stages 2 Events 3"”

A banquet helli in file club rm at N! Willi. RCAF As- lociailon l

the Susan club's Mixed bowling lunqu to I close. Following the din-

CHICAGO lAlzt — Chicago. Black Hawks announced Tues- day that Hudy Pilous will not he rehired and a new coach. still to be picked, will he named to direct the cluh tor the 1!):th .Nstional Hockey League sea»

son. ‘ "Owing to the absence oi .lim Norris, lBlack Hawks awneril who is in Europe." Generall hianagrr Tommy lvan said. “no‘ decision on a new coach will be made until oiicr the June league drait mectln .

Rumors persisted last week- iend that Pilous. Black Hawks: coach since Jan. 1. lssn. would he dismissed and replaced by: Billy Rcay. coach oi Bulian in: like American Hockey League.‘

Reay‘s Buffalo tcam won its‘ iirsl icaguc Lille and American League playolt championship last season. ‘ l while R. Brawn took top honm‘

iii ciass_three with 122. l

Following an the leadintl scorers in each event: ‘ FIRST QUALu-‘vihlo Clnu One Lt. AK. Mulch m F-Sgl. My. Susirk 102 1 Cam. RA. MeCabe loll Sgt. PJ. Landrigan Sgt. HT. Vise-y 99 Clan Two i cut. KL. Clarke 99‘ Tor. E. Madman sit Li 1. Bucll 97 no MJ). phoenix 95 Cllss Three Cpl. r. Woodman lid HA. brown as women MATcn I Class On. i set. Ga. Mat'lAEnnan ins . RC. Barwise ml Lt. AK, Mutt-ll m r-sgt. P. Susick loo Sgt. PJ. Landrigari L10 Class Two l rdt. R.L, Clark in Tim E. MncLA-n int

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oer, Wllid| WM served by the ladies auxiliary. tum Ind individual trophies were prose ented to the winners by past- president Harvey Campbell. Here the winning team poses

with me uppity emblematic of m championship. Team member: [H1 in right are: Dull: Tam: Norm. Ken- nedy; Eletlia Cameron, team captain: Helen Kennedy And

No REPLACEMENT NAMED Black Hawks Announce

Firing Of Rudy Pilous

lvan's only comment on Pil-

uus' dismissal: “The manage- en man! decided to make a chanre.”

CRITICIZED PILOUS

Black lluwks players, in Bobby Hull and '1 have Publicly criticized Pilous'

Support Given Surprise Move

BERLIN MAP) 7 A surprisi-l was kept a secret while walling move developed Tuesdny to. tor irord irom the ast Ger- award the l968 Olympic Games} mans There has becn no oili- to divided acrlin. The iden‘ ciai response irom them, sl- drew immediate support ironil though West Berlin sources say leading Olympic oitiriais. *

Success Hi the project hinged} aried iavni-ahly to the plan. on the comneraiion ot the Com- Decision on the. site is sched- muntst East Germans, which inl uied to be madc at a mcoiing ettert onuld mean opening lhel art. 19 ot the Glemcmbq‘loc Berlin Wall. at Nairohi. Kenya,

“This would be a grcat tri. Five other cities llnvl applied uniph tor amateur sports and Iorrnaily ior the right to hold the Olympic movement, and it the Games llexico city. De- would put political wrangling to‘ troll, Burno, rcs. Vienna and shame." snid laruniiage. presi- Lyons, France. Until the sur- deni or the international uiym- prise. lastrmmuie move by Bur- pic Committed. lill. Detroit and Lyons were

“It would b rated tsvorurs. sport ovcr poii cs The Games were Inst held in

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llll'llll’l- finals on the Hawks helm; “out- l-liiy, cna "

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yer. chanrrllnr ni’llie loc. said.‘ Berlin in 1915 when Adolph Hii-,

in Lailsannc. Switzerland He irr was in power. Facilities used

‘addcd that tile IOC ivelcnmed‘l in the was demos are on bothl

. sidcs oi the Berlin Wall Mayer

the proposal. it would be impossible to

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_In A recent television lnler— Hawks star, ior "repeated (ail- VIew in Canada. Hull blamed um to comply w the Hawks' loss to Detroit Red on policy

5y KEN CLARK ‘ BRANDON hiau iCPl 7 Canadian Amateur Hiu‘k . socialion decided Tuesday to lake a close look at the ques- .tioli o! instituiing hockey schol-

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County Meets A Go On Weekend K

. Queens and P ince county track Held meets will be held this Saturday starting at

-:to am The Prince Collan meet will be held at tho Summcrslde High school. the Kings meet at Sillrris arid the Queens meet at Char- lottetown'a Memorial Fleld,

i F tries tor the County coin- lpeuiwnx must be in by today iWc-dnesdsy‘.

The lollowiug Saturday. Juno 1. will see the provincial meet held at Memorial Field, oith the first and second place winners lrdm each event in the county, meets eligible to compete.

The contestants will be allml'» ed to compete only in his or her own age ciassiiication. Dead-, line tor entries tor the provim cial meet is Wr‘dncoda)’. \lay m.

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American League lids Angeles at Cleveland ppd, ralli

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Victor William. The latter Ilsa captured the men's high Iver-[e Award Willie I llmillr Iwand for the indies went in Mis. Ray

Chitllo Ml 00.! 00—- 4 8 2 Washington m0 000 103»: l 7 Z Buzhardt. H-ll thtill‘lm l8) and Cannon. Martin lill; Ril- dolph.l3»5\Brnnsiad45l. wantst 4:? 8nd Fell". R: issed publicity director 5 ‘ '“' ‘4" . ohnny Gottselig. iorrner Black aggro?“

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The lop-level shakcup ostensl- °'".‘° “S. ‘6‘ a " d ,Tl'm‘m my mum mmny "om lins. Minn—saucy til, Ens-

lliiton Mt. Smart lill.

unaas City Million—d an ew York aloodu oox— 7l2ii Pena M-il. Sezui t4). Wick~

he C collapse of the Hawks just [Wu K weeks shy 0! winning their rirst-N regular Season championship Ln NHL history.

Al “ l _|h H k’ hm ersllnm iG‘qulli Rnkow I "‘":;DE;'“§;ad i: eéwrhufm ifll and Sullivan; Bullion toil, race oetore tading with a (“5- 3mm“ .‘5‘. 3"“ ““M'dv mil ilnish that yielded te “f’lll‘"”.'~“"b"“ "‘v C" crown to Toronto Maple Leais. mzr‘is ) “W’MM‘R 2 ’3" Then tollowed the semifinal - cup detest hy the Red Wingsv 3"“ MW”““—‘ 7‘ (our flame: [0 (Wu. litilnllr. OIONZOIX—J 70

Lollll'h (Deli. Stiirdivani t7) . and rreehan Estrada tCHl. M’ PM” F0“ 0“ Miller m. i \‘ally t7l, Hail CHELTENHAAI. l-: i ‘3‘ "a 0'5‘” 55‘ ‘pr Ah I “m d” 'VM Cash is). Bit—Gaines lei. ~ 0“ r all! “"6 National iaague

waiting to be judged in the West st. Louis 001 0202M— : ml or England championships \vhnn‘chieugo mom 010— 4 GI into the show ring jumped n Simmons 45~ll Taylor isl and ginger mmcn! To a cacophony McCarver; on ls-st or parking and shouting the ill- Brewer in) and Bertell. HR: Wiener heat a bully retreai. stlfiwmle lit.

A57 tion to the executive ipr

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CAHA To Take Close Look At Scholarship Question

Deleghlu It the CAHA Ana hold subsidi-

nllal meeting marred the quel- mine the no

ry uric: to deter- ond finalist.

The Mlnllobl champion will be allowed I by: into the 1909 western iln

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The reirrrnl decision (allowed releclion 0! u Brill-h Columbi- proposal ' the to

so (Ive file On- Hockey Association (In rigilt to add three pllyerl {or pluyoil competition from wlihin

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lifll'kcy players.

sirreiary - Manager Cordon iuckes warned that the queaa iron or scholarship. has many implications, r one thing. it‘s up to the universities to hand out athleuc scholarships t! they want to.

president Ari Pinter warned Ilhal "we might be stirkiny uur iiu'lu out" it the proposal was passed in view ot the university yoriadiction.

The wide-ranging so. resolu. tion also suggested that led at money under the physical lit. ness program he set Isidr tor scholarships in all eonipelitlve sports.

The idea would be to develop Canadian athletes and encour- age competition “between our university athletes."

Also asked tor war a CAHA stand on a program (or the (cob oral to (or pulsiandint

e same time. the senior clubs will he reslrlcled to sign- ing 21 players rather than a under the xylem in use now.

Mantle Slums Two Homers

NEW YORK hlantie smashed two homers. halting arroas live runs. and powered New York Yankees a 74 vicinry oi-er Kansas City Athletic. Tuesday night.

Mantle belted loser oriando Pena tor a threerrun homer in the first inning and connected will! one on in the fill}?! allamst. Diego seam The suite hitth slugger now his right home" .this year and m tor his career.

Roger Maris, the other hall or the Yunk‘ . an . pow team. iollowed Mantle-s iecond homer with his link or the season (or New York's linai no.

i Jim Maloney Equals Mark

MILWAUKEE (APiwl'lnrln- na|i right hander Jim Maloney equalled the m ti d e r ii mnlor league record at Elli“ consecu- tive Strikeout: and {untied I total pl 16 Tuesday night in \bI Heds‘ 24! victory over Mllwnu— kN Braves.

The 22-year-old Malonry won his sixth in seven decisions but

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scholarships tor Canadian Athlelel. INVESTIGATE PLAN It was expected that ills ax- ecuilve will investtgatd Ill those possibilities. In other businesl Tuesday. the CAHA gave the Suit-[che- wan iunior champion a bye into the 1964 Western Canada Me- mnriul CMD linai.

Other Western junior clubs in Alberta. Saskatchewan. Ma tolia and British Columbia will

Twins Crush Red Sox 8-2

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ran into control dimcullics lli EOSTLW IAPl—Siirglnx eri- the ninth and had to rciiev nesnta clobbered Boston u by Bill Henry. He had allowed

tonly two hits.

Lee Maye opened the Mtlwnu- lkne ninth with a walk. Hank lAarnn struck out. Eddie Ma. ‘l‘iierr walked anti Henry name in when Maloney went to A count or two balls and no ‘xlrikes on Norm Larker. Finish Initter Funk Torre nrounded out. ending the same.

Frank noninson knocked in moth Cincinnati rims Against

Tuesday niithi. putting together its biggest inning oi the year i a seven-run third inning out- burst tor the TWiILs ilttn vie- tory in six games.

Winnlnlz pitcher Jim Perry. Vic rower Ind Hick Rollins earn drove in a pair ot runs as the Twins sent in men to the plate in the third.

rower tripled, not: Allison doubled and more were tour singles, two walks and a wild

l lose-r Hob Hendiey

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