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SPORTS FRONT

By “US CALLAGHAN

Baseball Information

DAVE BOSWELL. Vice-president of Lhe Mxiiime Baseball Anociaum. has iusi returned ll’tilll a meeting 0t ihai lli‘ﬂantldb h and has asked us to pass along a few dctatls at that semen.

Players intending to participate in hru‘kcts which are gay- Ind by an m nailed to take particular note of the following mutilation. All ages will be taken as of January 1. 1962 and the ill-Ill; are the divisions of the various groups: under “chan- hll; under It midget; under lB-juvenile and under N—jnnior.

l: was aiso decidod n_\ the Maritime m‘ganizatim that all povtnrial Winners tthis includes every diVlSlOﬂ' must be named I) late than September 8 and all \laritinic finals are to be torn pieced not later than the first vicekcnd in October

The body governing basehall in the Maritimes also decided that a uniform card system would he in vogue throughout Nova W. New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island througth this season.

“IS would llldlt'alt‘ that the \lariiinie Bast-hall \ssocialinii h govnz aholl' its unrk in dead earnest ard ihai no loose end: ore likely In he tnund during this scamn

We particularly commend the body for endcamurinl to have things cleaned up at a reasonable time. Last fall it was down~ right ridiculous as some Vlaritimr olavofis were olaved in hitter Bold. This it utter nonscnee and there surely appears to he no need M such goings-on.

\nu all the teams know \\hat is expected of iheiii and lhev must follow the rules and rczulalinns if they nish to play under the banner of ihe \lariiime \matcur Paschal] ‘\~\ﬂf'lalltln

It's time that some sharp teeth \\ore nut in the Inns of this baseball bod} The game u.lI be much billt‘r for it.

Remember Him?

Abll l!" the suhiett of baseball. no time an llllf‘l(‘~iIlI: note a! p former player of these parts. Elmer Rice

Elmer player with the Rmois in (‘ity League compeiuion and made ii capable third sacker. He could hit the hall. too with plrniv ot alllhof‘lh

Well, Elmer is tending in I-Idmnnion a' present where he is MSISIBDT manager of a large houling concern. the Bouladrnme.

He is the top average bowler in that city this season with a 2.“ average and for the past seven years represented Edmonton in the West (‘nast championships.

We mt‘f‘llt‘d this information t-onreinzn: I-;luicr lrnni Gui-don liaifurtv who was home recently to attend Ihe funeral of his ino- ther Gordon is an Edmonton resident nou harm: moiod to the Alberta retinal some l‘i ioars ago He is employed viilh the pro‘ yinr'rl dennriment or Muratlf‘ﬂ.

Thanks tor the data. (ioi'dnn

A Nice Break

"Jack" \lacllnnald Is

A Forum - f'liailoilrtoun man. .lnhn R D for a treat this ueckond.

John R. is employed as chi-mist with tradinn Distelleries in Bridgetown. \'.S. where he went immediater following his grad- uation from St Dunstan's l'nis'ersltv in 1959. Both John R. and his boss are off this weekend on a husiness trip for the ﬁrm which take them to Louisville. Kentucky when they will view the histor- Ic "Run for the Roses" this Saturday.

.lnho R Will he remembered by spoils fans herr as an out— standing performer inth Saints ln ianerll‘ElalP hockey and rug- by a few years hark lie was a star ouiliI-Idor wtth Rollauay Aces in rlli‘ Softball Immune competition

Those are the kind of hiisinr-ss trips used like to make.

Bitter Series

THI< [IVIL‘T like in humor \llan (\ip wrim between Montreal Olvt'tinu'~ a'in Trail Smnak l-Zatr-rs.

Al the time oi writing the Olvmpics were hehind in gamu I-i but we have the idea that the Montreal! will force this thing in the very limit. The Olympics must have a [air outfit because they disposed oi the Ontario Hockey Association champions. KIA pnnkasing Raps. in straight games.

non‘i hr- surprised if theat- Olympics iiin the series and the tamrd \llan f‘up.

Rnih of these llt‘lioil Ti:0l's l hair had their hitting dllllflll~ i

l lies in the \nung season So outfielder (‘nl- l

while l'tncky

uture Of S’ri Depends On

I! BOD CUIITI wood track in Bulky

IO. DON ICP‘ Now that Rob Walker. millionaire owner Britain: ace racing car driver. of a car - racing stable and Stirling Moss. has made a start Mou‘ sponsor in Grand Pm toward recovery from his latest racing. said Tuesday he will batch of injuries, the question add his voice to the parenu' arises whether he will ever plea. again compete professionally! Moss, une ot the sport's most

Both his parents say they consistently luccenlul drivers

WHO’S BATTING?

in i ling iin: and

mile swings at a pitch Thursday's game against the Kan~as (‘ui A's, Ilrcl baseman Sine Burns slands in the bat-

a»

.a» 4,. , .‘pq_-. e

noes through the same motion of <Wl121ni at the hall.

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Stengel Makes Trade Bi During Sales Speech Tues.

By .IIM BECKER

NEW YORK lAPl # Casey lSlcngcl and Madison Avenue a marriage made in a brewery boardroom gnt together Tue» day, Casey responded by rur- ning a trade (‘harlm \‘ral for Willie Mays up the flag pole to see if any one saluted.

No one did

Case}. uho ran sleiil fnur columns of space uilh a Wan and a one-game uinnin: <trc '- made a speech to the Sales Ev eciiliie f‘lun at a \ladisnn \\- cnue linch The salesmen. \\Iio recognize a master. gave till" a standing ovation,

“The amaving Vch are in an amanng slump" Stcngcl mid.

Kings County Baseball Meet Slated Thurs.

A lungs t‘nuntv Rasehall Ira

Hamilton Wings ;

giie organi/atlon meetin: ha; hcen called for \fnrcll Thin“- dai' evening.

The meeting has hor'n f'RIll‘l primarily tn determine how

“EELPH 'f'l’“ ' llaniilon Red Wings took a 2.0 lead In their but of . sex-on \lemnrml t'iin finals “’Ill‘l Edmonton Till-s. dav night. drfcatin: Oil King! #7 on thirdprrmd goals by Howie Menard and Lowell \iac- Donald. M Thorhurn. .\' S

Oil Kings. although nulshwt ‘0 IR were in the lame until the IE it mark of the final

trame when MacDonald Irnrrd his fourth goal of lhe N‘t‘ll‘! en a Rod Wings pnurr play. Hamilton's territorial Mtge was not I! wide as their shoot- Ing Mgr hut youthful Kings emtlrln‘t rope with Wings' (enr- lng punch Harrison

BASEBALL SCORES

By THE ('AVADIAV FRI-‘58 American Leone

flrnv turned in l

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Bdtlmre Nahum. t )1 Minnesota mmsn- I I: h

Esu'lda l-fli Stock '7. Ir. kw f7). Hnett rm and Tl'lln- its. Pnscunl itii and Halley. Ina. Bit—Gentile m. Minna Pancnal ill.

[a Aagele- unum- no: . loo-Ila— «iii Deli-sky 41‘. Spring 1‘. 0|.- 17‘ Wren 'l' and Rod— m McDowell Il-l . Punk til, it». Lawn-n l'Ii. Bell Wt. "17 19' and Romano HRs: M—Vnanee I II), Averill 'l‘-. WI '1'. Green 1). War II). he Yen all inner,— mo ﬂit-I-

Top Oil Kings 4-2 I

many teams will he entered in the league this season officials anticipate no“ this year.

league entrms

brilliant prrlnrmanrr In the Ed- mnnton rage. particularly In the first period uhen Hamilton on ioycd I lti-S edge In thr shrts on goal

Pit Martin and John (lotion wore the other Hamilton marks men while .lnhn Lasyshrn and

Norm Rmiidin tailed for F4- mnntnn. Referrr finrrt Kerr oi Winni-

peg handed nut nint- minors to Edmonton and t‘lﬂht to Hamil- ton Riil It was Edmonton's In- ahililv lo launch a concerted power play that prevented them I from making it elnsrr Biiddvl Rlorn had comparatively easy night rnmnared to the over-l

worked Gray. “ac-Donald also collected In

Probable Pitchersl

ﬂy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS?

Probahle pltchen for today‘s major league games, won and lost record! in parentheses:

American League

lm Angeles chBride MW at Cleveland 'Dooovan Ml iN'i

New York (Terry t-ll at Chi- raln Morten H‘ IN).

Beam fMoInbonqnette 1-! or Fnrnleles M» at Washington fHannan 0-D. 1N).

Baltimore (Brown 04‘ at Min- nesoh that 14‘.

Detroit lMaes'l 34‘ at Kansas City (Reine Hi no.

National

Chicago (Bibi 0-1! at In! An- gelo: ixoutax Hi i‘Nl. '

Cincinnati 'O'Tnole 1-9 at New York lMonomer! Ml. t

Pittsburn 'Frlncil Hi It In Francisco lMarichaf MA

nth-none 1m $1 or Curtis til at nom- tMa- Inﬂey 14) IN).

m llohllnn 04‘ It I

m '60—. H) m).

lawn I mourn-st.

Anongth myths

Mwmm‘hhl‘ﬂ'

and then detailed the troubles of his New York hall club which tied a record for opening losses

on their first try in the Na- tional League.

"We had in purchase these men llhe \Ielsl from the de-

mon salesmen in baseball lti :i-t

mm business," Stengel said "And sometimes vie piil these men hack up ior side And

those uonderiul salesmen. i‘irse. wonderful people In baseball. would \nii helicic it. they don‘t want those men back.

"The mnro we talk to :linin the more up dist'mt‘r that tliry think tliry only made about ‘fllll' mistakes And they are trying to in lhni Oh. \\I‘ could trade those four men back. all right. TRADE SIT ESTHD

"We Could give them to sun of tour ('lllhl and How l‘llll’. would run auay u‘illi the fact. It fella name to me he other day and said why don! you give Km] to San I-‘rani-Isi'ti" He'd make it for the Giants.

"And I said he probably wo-i'd but I'm not letting paid I. makc u for the Giants, And I asked ‘Wlm do i get‘"

"And vou knnu Iilt‘ fella inr- gnl the name of Mays He even forgot the name of ‘Orlnndoi

(‘cpcda. and lhc five or six

It’s here at last" . the long-awaited

ON DISPLAY TODAY AT

W. R. JENKINS LTD.

and at

POPE MOTORS LTD. Wei. on Monday, May m

othPr fellows they've got over there could play for me. lie forgot all about them,

we can't make the trades we need. We‘re going in have to lo to the farm system and that takes money and time,

Horsemen Hold Lively Meeting

Horsemen engaged in a lively and sometimes heated meeting at the \' last night that In sled over three hours and the main .suhjcct for discusston has a controversial one. "setting a time barrier for quarters.

The some I50 horsemen. ownr er: and drivers decided that the horse on top would be penalized (or quarters in excess of 34 sec- onds. this rule to apply to horses doun to "B" classification.

There was only one dissenting vole and it was also agreed the ruling would be up to the discre- tion of the presiding judge

't was also agreed Ihal the judges go Ill out to clean up close driving

want him to quit the tracks but

with their son. still in serious condition in hospital after a cash Easter Monday at Good-

Camilo Pasqual ls Star As Twins Whip Orioles

have not discussed the nutter

but never winner at the top prize. the world driver's cham- pioostup. restated. all earlier at- tunpts to persuade him to stop .raclng.

Iy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baltimore Orioles Tuesday a!

Camiln Pascual batted Minnesota

iTrail Coach ' lNot Counting lOn Cup Yet

TRAIL. RC. 'Cl‘l Trail iSmokc Eaters are ahead H in

games in the race for Cnnada'iir

neninr amateur hockey title but coach Bobby Kromm isn't ‘cwnting on taking the Allan [Cup yet.

I He thinks. he said Tuesday, Montreal Olympics are capable of bcticr hockey thnn they've

been playing. "I think there or» a lot more games to be played yci."

Kromm said in reviewing Trail": 4-2 victory over Olympics Mon- day night in the third game of the hesi-nt-sevcn series.

With his club due to go against Olympics again tonizht. Krnmm said:

"From here on it's going to be a tough one. The Olympics have a very good goalie and a strong defence They know what to do with the puck and are fast to clear it out of their own zone."

As for Montreal coach Maur»

iice Filinn he said simply that

Olympics just didn't get in close enough before tiring and his hoys just couldn't seem to get the puck in the net.

Olympics came out oi the cen- tcsl not only on the short end of the score but with some in- juries,

Filion look forward Geo-gi- James to hospital Tuesday for treatment of a wrenchrd back and facial bruises. He was hilt In a collision with Trail‘s Rim Kowalachuk. James wlll not be in the Montreal lineup tonight.

Pastrano Boats Tom McNoeloy

BOSTON fAPl Willie Pas- irano sent young Tom Mchcley reeling toward possible retire—

pitched and‘ the to an L3 lAmerican League victory over

('hairman for the meet was mom Tuesday night, “guy out. t‘lrnnk "Duck" Acorn Will! We classing the recent world heavy- siding Judge Clilf Rankin assisl- weight title challenger on I "‘1 him in answering tint-rm unanimous Ill-round decision.

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Twins snapped a in-

game home losing streak and stretched a modest Winning skein to three games.

Pascual buried his fourth complete game for his fourth win against one setback this season, In the process he whacked a two - run home run off Oriole starter and loser Chuck Estrada in the second in-

. ning,

He permitted nine Baltimore hits. including Jim Gentile's fifth home run. a mfnot poke into the right field bull pen with a man on in the eighth.

The Orioles counted their first run in the second as Brooks Robinson doubled and Gus Tri- Indos followed with a single.

The Twins got that tally back quickly in the last of the second when Bob Allison singled to right and came all the way

Baseball

Held In S'side '

SUMMI'IRSIDl-iﬁ‘he annual mting of the Summerside base- ball League was held in a CJRW studio Inst night with the presi- dent. Dr_ Hillard Clark in the chair. There will be three teams in the league this 89830": Surn-

merside Pontlncs, Summerside Junior Legitmaires. and the RCA!" Flu-rs

Dr. (‘lnrk was re-elecim p"e.si- dent. F‘O Potter is the row vice- president. and Rick Own. smre- tnry-ti‘easurer. Hon teary presi- dents are Mayor .I Ernest Mm" risen. and Capt A. G. Bang.

The Junior Legion represen- tative on the executive is Tim ‘Gallant. and the other two rep. mutating will be named later.

The protest mnitte will be composed of the president. vicepraident. secretary - [reu-

urer. and the Wtative of.

the team not involved in the dispute.

It was decided that players who play stints-ll after a certain date will not he allowed to play beach" This date will be one month otter the wetting of the bans-hall league. and the dead- line tar signing team contracts

rling Moss His Recovery

buthlsreaunthlstunemay“dennitsmhnulmthldt depend on how completely ho side of the recovers. Dunngldbi. 11-34:; on; :-

' . . 82-year-o MIDI run»

He still has periods of un.nn “mm M" m m scioulness. Even more worry ml" Everymmu I mo! ill ll “19 Pmeﬁce ‘ m fate—an accident arinnebanlcal paralysis in his left side and trouble—has kept his train Vin- ditticulty with his speech. ning the trophy.

His doctors retuse to make a

long-term forecast. A hospital bulletin Tuesday said he has made “slow but steady" pm—

grens but here still remains at

MONTREAL tCPl~W Alouettes Football Club laid Tuesday its first international coaching clinic. headed by coach Murray Wamth o! the University of Minnesota. will be held in Montreal June I and I.

The clinic. held in CM tion with the Rugby around on Earl Battey‘s double “WM” UMN- W V! you!!!

Minnesota broke the 1-1 tie “My”!!! footballers at an later in the second when with tun" C‘n‘dl“ "1m! “Bill. two out Pascual belted Est- he'd Jun? l0 15- I Chile: to rada's twmstrikc changeup into‘ri"k "g’smuﬂl‘lm Simul- the left field bleachers 3m rm 3;. av cucguﬁu mo:- avi'ay for his second major Ti" use “each” will um b; league homer. It scored Batty. u the ‘mokom m m-

The Twins tacked on three in-‘ and

surancc runs in the seventh and w prospect‘- twn in the eighth against re.

lievcrs Wes Stock. Jim Lchew c S and Billy Hoeft. I Night action slated in the AL a had nctrnlt at Kansas City. O For McGill

New York at Chicago. Los An- leles at Cleveland and anlnn at Washington.

Milwaukee's night game at 3405111551. lCPl — Georgi: Telcsh. star halfback and cap lain of Cornell University's ivy League football team In ISO].

Philadelphia in the National

League was postponed by rain. will play tor Mch next sea- son. athletic director Harry

Other action saw Cincinnati at Gritfiths said Tuesday.

New York. Houston at St Louis. .Chicagn at I.ns Angclcs and Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Talc-sh. recently chosen Con. iell‘s Athlete of the Year. has been admitted to the McGill

faculty of dentistry

Also coming to the McGill dental school and football team from (‘nrnell is Run chko. ar- end and backfielch.

WHITE ROSE

O stove oil 0 tractor gas 0 Diesel Fuels

ALBERT L. THOMAS

Petroleum Prod-ids Grafton 8t. East Dial MIG

was set tor the same date. a maximum of twenty-four hours being allowed tor getting the [lam of playing rosters into the president.

It was decided that. subject to the approval of the aritth league, the evenings for playing ball would he the same as last year Matters of umpires and league schedule were held over (or die next meeting which willi be held at CJRW on Tuesday. May l5.

Construction Equipment

/ Donn. loaders. etc.

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' And (‘Iay l'lll For Sale.

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W. It. JENKINS LTD.

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