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“propelled

ame off the Dod-
“as :he did against

. seventh inning. The
ree ‘hit. a. sharp

| routine: grouader. ©
| singled’ off the left-field. screen.
'|-Wally ‘Moon bounced ' out.:

there by a. tape. “strane,
1 who. reminded Chicago White Sox of

 

a total, of 12 “hits in the game.
But. they couldn’t break through | |
until the eighth and by. that
time it was too late. The Dodg-
ers. got. only five: hits: |
DRYSDALE ‘WEAKENED : aide
Sherry. took over for‘ the ‘er-
ratic Drysdale, who weakened
‘| suddenly in the’ ‘eighth |; after |.

3- 2<counts. © '
‘Donovan, 32-year- -old. ‘sinker-
pall artist, was .superb for the

‘| first. six innings, facing only 18

batters and: throwing” only. 65
pitches. He retired 14 men: ‘ina
row after :Gil: Hodges’ ‘Single’ in}
the-secoénd inning.

He got the first: batter ‘in ‘the
‘seventh, Junior Gilliam, ona
Charlie’ Neal

-Then Donovan lost: his. control.

He. walked: Norm: Larker: ‘on’ f ur

pitches.-- He: walked. Hodges: on

. five to fill the bases.

- That: was: all ..for- ‘Danovan.

| Chicago’ manager Al Lopez call-
ed in veteran ‘ghthander Gerry
Staley. - :

Dodger manager Walt “Alston

. countered by sending. up Furillo
| to hit for Don. Demeter: :

-Furillo

-:| let one ball go by. It was a strike.

‘| He whacked the second.past' Ap-

aricio, scoring. Neal and. Larker,’

 

‘| chance,”

es ‘the Dede.
National: League

were left.

an “and ‘ Dryddale
up. in a scoreless. battle
ix innings. Time: after ‘time

4 his second straight series save.
‘SOX STILL ALIVE :

Sherry proceeded to. put away’

““T still: think | we have” ‘a good
‘said Lopez. - : “We've
been doing things the hard way
all’ year on this club and we

. | might as well end it that way.” '

“We didn’t run any ‘different

eg Yesterday ‘than. we= always’ do,”
“said. Lopez,
stolen 'just.one base. in:four. tries|
-against.-Dodger:.catcher’ John

whose * Sox: have

Roseboro.. That lone steal. came
in Sunday’s. first ‘inning.:.‘ Jim
Landis ‘slid. into second. without

who. was watching. Nellie’ .Fox,
the runner. at.third.

er: Sherm. ‘Lollar, ‘but: didn't try
any, Sunday:: we.

- The’ first series ‘game | ever
played ‘on the . west coast rang

 

up a record: $549, 071 An: . receipts

, eee thr eatened-they ran up p iat the .Coliseum.

c in the extreme western and eastern bities in the |

askatchewan at

rest in: the ‘results,

Vancouver to meet B.C. Lions

‘<The win’ moved Esks into a second-place tie with ‘the
“Lions | -with: 14 points, two off the pace set by Winnipeg:
Both. second- -place teams have won seven and lost four of their.

AL Starts.

& BC, win tonight would-put Lions in sole possession |

a of ‘the second position,

lel In Winnipeg, Calgary Stampeders whl be fighting grimly -
for the win in an effort to remain in contention for the third
And: Jast payoff spot. Winnipeg wants the win—and as many
‘more’as possible in the remaining five games—to solidify.’
,, tied, grip on the leadership and get a bye into the finals.
“=~ Me outcome of the B.C.-Saskatchewan game won't make -
Ombieh’ difference to Roughriders, Their loss to Edmonton
“Saturday ran, their winless Streak to 10 in 10 starts—equalling
“'the' record set‘ by B.C. last year. ,

ae They'll be trying, however,

to win for Frank Tripucka, in

Atom Ottawa to take over the head coach's spot,
His presence on the bench seemed to inspire Riders to’
“some ‘degree Saturday, They turned jin a surprising flrst-

‘half performance but couldn't: hold the pace.
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. 2 “Still have good chance”
~ comments Chisox manager

raya, Dy BOB MYERS

‘LOS ANGELES ("I still
think we have a good chance
_toawin this series,”

Wo'll givd 'om all we have,’

Tho. first, quote came from
manager Al Lopez of Chicago
Whitt’ Sox, now trailing 2-1 In
Ganon. “in the world sories,

annger Walt Alston quoted
tHio-second, and that was the
aeyup,” ‘today. heading Into tho
‘fourth: gamo,
hd. Dodgers took tholr a+}
_wih'suiiday In stride, Thoro was
‘autetgrs attor Jn thelr dressing

‘(dra after the game,

Ti. contest had boon loo close,

‘and’ they know it.‘
ms WEASY ONT"

‘Alston, puffing lolsurely on a
clgnrot, . desoribed It Jn tongue
om fashion as, “another

“one, hee ,
Li, ed ‘Dodgors ‘notroloualy have
“| ames ble” and won ‘em
alt” ‘ally yoar. And popular
erie noted:
Wo.
ae It, yonr. So it* will prob.
10 the same thing in this

haven't. done anything |<

The main discussion centred
on a sharp ground single hit
by pinch-hitter Carl Furlllo off
Gerry Staloy {n the seventh In-
ning. The ball went past Luis
Aparicio, the superb Sox short-
stop, and brought In two runs,
“LEETLE” BOUNCE ,
.Bltting glumly jn his tiny
dressing cubicle, the little Von-
evuclan oxplained: |

"Y got © good onough atart

‘leotle’, bad bounce over my
glove, The background ts rough
on ficldors, You can't seo the
ball coming off the bat." «

Thora. was marked . contrast
between the starting pitchors,

Chicago's Dick Donovan was
plainly downcast, We-had hold
the Dodgors to ono hit until
ont Nonl alngled in the wave
on +. '

LAST NI NIGHT'S FIGHTS

Rollo, 116%, Italy, defeated Fed-
erlco Scarponl, 16%, Italy, 6,
Auarponl diaqualified,

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working batter: after: ybatter to.

 

Bruins scored for. the All- Stars

| drawing ‘a. throw. from-Roseboro,:

|The Dodgers are ‘3- 3. in ‘steal
“. attempts ‘against. Chicago catch-.

‘|and. work .our way. down,”

 

on Furillo's ball, but it took a.

 

CHARLES, ra “GIORDANO_SPORTS ‘EDITOR

 

Prince Rupert Daily) News
: Monday, October: 5, 1959 :

 

“Habs trim

in exhibition fixtire

“MONTREAL oO, The’ Stanley
Cup... champion “Montreal .Cana-
diens picked up scoring .power
as, they” ‘went along and trounc-
ed the- National Hockey : ‘League
All-Stars 6-1 Saturday night in
the 13th - annual NHL all-star
game.

: Jean: ‘Beliveau “counted two. of
Canadiens goals—the: ‘first: he
has’ scored in seven of the annual
games.

“Play” was. fast “and. open’ but
there: ‘was a. minimum -of. solid
body checking’ and little: jam-
ming on’ the boards. | ‘Canadiens

drew. two of three penalties call-|.

ed, all‘in ‘the third period.,

The : all-stars, with. ‘only three
complete. lines | to Canadiens
four. tied it: in .the final period
when, goalie. Terry Sawchuk of
Detroit Red Wings was subjected
to: point-blank _shots. and Cana-
diens_ scored. four goals. |

-,Ab McDonald, - Dickie “Moore,
EHenri Pocket. “Rocket Richard
and Andre Pronovost also score-
ed: for the cup. champions. -

Don McKenney: of Boston

600 Short’ of. the All-Star’ ‘game’

‘five: wins ‘for the All- Stars and:

tes” have been Played.

 

in the second period when they
were trailing 2-0:.

All Stars

Eddy Litzenberger- of Chicago
Black Hawks set-up. the goaliby
tricking. defenceman Albe Lang-}-.
lois and passing to’ the ‘Boal:
mouth. ~

Gordie Howe of Detroit .
Andy. Bathgate ‘of New - York:

and. {

Mie ow Dabs

 

| in opening. :

fixture. | De .

f Phe game » » provéa” ‘somewhat,
rougher than it appeared +o the
more than 150 fans’ who turned
out. It was: discovered after-the
match, that one of RCMP’s men
‘needed | ‘hospital care - while .two

, | others received minor injuries.

John ' Fedyk, ‘playing his. first
| floor hockey’ game, was. treated
in. hospital for “Knee
“| Don .Johnson” (goalie) and John
‘| Penz (forward were both slightly
‘injured.

. The game. itself was played

end of the.opening period... Bill
Morrison. opened the.’scoring.: .;

paced: by Derek. Letourneau: in
the second stanza the. Constab-
ulary poured ‘on the. pressure and
came, out. at the. top end of an
8-4 tally.

 

Rangers were. the most: consist=
ent ‘scoring threats for the: All-:
Stars. Rookie. ‘Billy Hicke » ‘played}:
well for Canadiens, setting - Up
Beliveau's two goals. :. 00.

A crowd of 13,818 was “about |

record of 14,422 set-in Montreal |
six years ago. . oe '
Canadiens ‘won last - “-year’s|
game 6-3. The .record “now: is
four’ for’

‘cup ° ‘champions, : Two

LOS. ANGELES (P) “Boots.
Monroe, 112, Los Angeles, ‘out- +:
pointed. Walt Ingram, 121, Pit- |
tsburgh, (10). 2°.

HAVANA (—Luis- Rodrigued,
145, «Cuba;“dutpointed - Larry
Baker, 14634; New York; (10).

BELFAST | (#-~Willie. Toweei,
South Africa, stopped. Paddy |,
Graham, Ireland,.’ 4, . welter-
weights. : . Poo LP

 

Fred Haney resigns |
as Milwau.

“LOS ANGELES: (CP)—Fred Haney spurned. All

$40, 000 one-year. contract’

manager’ “Of ' Milwaukee. Braves: to spend. more time:

with.his family...

ouThe: Bravyesswho: Jostthe- Nas Sao
“tional . “League - “pennant” to Los

‘Angeles. Dodgers... in <a -recent
playoff ° ..series,: immediately
started. Jooking : ‘for. a. “name”
manager. eee

Club. owner | Lou | Perini, who

“*" | disclosed that. :the’.61-year-old

Haney had turned down the job.
for 1960; said-he-had~ no ‘idea
who will handle | the team next
season, ©

“We-'will start from. the: , top
ne
said, “But: we won't go down too
far. me

Perini left open the possibility
that the job may go to Birdie
Tebbetts, the  club’s . executive
vice-president... Tebbetts, who
once managed Cincinnati ‘Reds,
said, however, he is not. a can-
didate for the job, ©

‘The lst of. candidates is, head-
ed by Leo Durocher, who man-
aged both. the Dodgers and
Giants to National League pen-
nants, and Red Schoendienst,
veteran Brave second baseman

who was out most of the year |

with tuberculosis. .

Haney, who resigned “in order
to be faty to myself:and my fam-
ily with whom I’ve not spent
much time;” ‘said: he has no
plans for the future:

“I'm not. Interested in another
job.". You don't give up a $40,-
000 « year job to go looking for
another one, . Right now, I have

ee C

 

‘Sunday night and’ quit: as.

ane ld ee ae one

jothing. i in’ mind, except. to take
; ication: with'Mrs. ‘Haney, * aoa
“WON TWO: ‘PENNANTS. coe
Honey: won ‘the - “pennant “in:

‘Yankees in seven games in. the
world. series. He won the pen-
nant again ‘in.1958 but: lost to
‘the ‘Yankees ‘in seven. games af-
ter. winning three of the first
four: This year the ‘Braves
dawdled most of the _ season,
catching up in the last two

playoff.

Haney said he had no com-
plaints about the players or
team executives.

“Nothing whatsoever tha t
happened during the past season
influenced my decision. All the
officials of the club have given
me their 100 per cent co-oper-
ation.”

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1957, one“year after: taking: ‘over | §
the.Braves, and beat. New York;

weeks but finally losing in the |}

However. in the: final frame
‘the Sport Shop boys, who start-
ed the game with only. six. play-
ers in- uniform compared ‘with 15

‘for RCMP, ‘banged’ in five fast.
‘counters ~ ‘but: ran’. out’ of, Steam

rand could go" ‘no further.

. Leading * the “RCMP | “attack
“were Joe Warner, - Wally Gies-
-brecht,
"Derek ‘Letourneau each with two

(REMEMBER - WHEN |

* New York Yankees 1 won a rec-
‘ord fifth ‘consecutive
‘Series six: years’ ago today when
‘second * baseman Billy). Martin,

 

“singled. in the’ last. of the nintin:

“to” score ‘the. winning run: It
‘beat Brooklyn, by. 4-3. and gave
the Yankees a series triumph by
“four games to two. Cleveland
‘won, the. American League -pen-
nant the following year, and
lost the World Series to the New

wie York Giants, in four Straight
. Tsugi (goalie),

injuries, |

‘ltast from the first whistle with |.
RCMP taking ‘a’ 4-2-lead’ by the},

‘Brian ° Fitzgerald. and |.

“World |;

 

F ie 1 He st ‘ti |

ROMP. captured the. a epening game, of the Prince’ 3 ee Senior ‘Men’ S

 

 

 

"Ernie | Novakowski Was. , Sports:
Shop’s big gun with, four. tallies:
He-blasted in=two in the first
period and -two in the - ‘final
frame.

Tom Masich was runner-up in
the Sports Shop scoring, with:
two goals." -

Doug Brunton was the leading,
man in the penalty division. He'
racked up a total of five.
' Both teams ‘were evenly pen-.
alized, recelving 16 each.
Highlighting the | opening - ,
‘was a Grand March around :
the Civic “Centre, gymnasium :
‘floor by the teams ‘Playing, led
“by piper J. C.. Ewart, a
Mayor P. J. Lester’ dropped ‘
the first puck to” officially |
open the schedule. |

In the junior game, the RCMP
farm team. were. right in: line
with their adult squad downing
the Sports Shop. juniors : T4000

Bill McLeod and Jim-Murdoch
paced the police boys: with. three |
goals each.,

Robert:
Shop’s
counters...
RCMP took a 422 ‘ead by the:
end of the first périod. °

- Sports ‘Shop came within ‘one
goal by the end of the second:
stanza but were unable. to score

‘Erikson: - was : Sports
‘big man . - with “two:

in the third while: RCMP p Pound= ~

ed in two.

“Lineups”

: Senior
-ROMP-—-Warner.-

(goalie),. Penz,

7

Lyttle, Collier .1,/Duffin, Pierce,
Jelly +1, Fedyk. Total We
- Sports Shop—Novakowski 4,
‘Brunton 1, Anderson, Tanaka 1,

 

 

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