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Orphans thumped Booth Me- cone sect a solid pace for the
morial Junior High School 31-12 | Orphans. Mitchell dumped in 17
in a girls’ basketball game play- | points while Ciccone netted 10.
ed Monday night at the Civic] Orphans led 12-0 in the first;
Centre. 17-6 in the second; and 25-8 in

Marg Mitchell and Sue Cic- the third quarter.

   

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every school age

 

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GOLDEN BOOK
Mestraled
ENCYCLOPEDIA

to Hall of Fame

BOSTON (AP)—dackie Robinson, first Negro to
play in the major leagues, is the first of his race elected

ATTENTION SPORTSMEN |

PRINCE RUPERT ROD & GUN CLUB HOUSE

 

! : an ; Wil! be OPEN EACH SUNDAY from 1 p.m. Oy) ee Wy Vy, youngster) :
to baseball's highest honor—its Hall of Fame at Coo- Commencing January 28th, 1962 CL is OT Le | |
perstown, N.Y. she Doducrs, startled. the hase SKEET SHOOTERS - ARCHERY - .22 RIFLE - PISTOL : f
The former Brooklyn Dodger; 7°" gers, Startled: sec- oO mo ‘
infielder was enshrined Tuesday |bal world the year before when JOIN NOW — MAKE THIS YOUR CLUB oA brand new world of knowledge

along with pitcher Bob Feller, he signed Jackic to a Brooklyn Everyone Welcome

who blazed a fastball through farm contract.

the American League for nearly |LEADS NL WITTERS

20 years wilh Cleveland Indians. Robinson was with Kansas
Both won election to the hall City Monarchs of the Negro

the first time they were eligible. | American League at the lime.

a five - year retirement from pie spent one year of seasoning

baseball being mandatory. It | Montreal Royals, leading

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was the first time the Baseball | With
Writers Association of America
yamed anyone on their first eli-
gible shot since Ty Cobb, Babe
Ruth, Walter Johnson,
Warner and Christy Mathewson
were tapped in the first clection
bn 1936.

Candidates needed 75 per cent
of the 160 voles cast. Feller, 43,
a Cleveland insurance executive,
received 150 votcs. Robinson, 42,
vice - president of a restaurant
and coffee company. gat 124
votes, four more than the mini-
mium needed.

“Tt's a once - in - a - lifetime
thrili” said Robinson, at his
home in Stamford, Conn. “I am
pleased and honored.”

BLASTS PROCEDURE
“Naturally, Im happy about

it.” Feller said. “But now it’s al-
most as if I had nothing to look

Honus |

ithe International League in bat-
ting and fielding and then joined
Brooklyn as a second baseman.
| Robinson flirted with the .300
‘mark his first two seasons and
sbatled a Justy 342 in 1949 to
lead the Natdonal League.

In one season he committed,
seven fielding errors, a major
league record, and participated
in 137 double plays that same
season, 1951, setting a National
League record. Robinson was the
‘mest fered base runner around,
,from the late 1940s to the late
1950s. Once he stele home in a
; world series game,
‘HAS 266 VICTORIES

Feller was 17 when he arrived
lin the majors in 1936. Twenty
jyears later —- with four years
‘out for navy service during the
iSecond World War — Feller had

 

OUTSTANDING PUCKSTOPPER — Jacques Plante, the masked

marvel who tends the nets for Montreal Canadiens, was named

all-star goalie in
League season.
Que., won the Vezina

the first half of the 1961-62 National Hockey
The 33-year-old

native of Shawinigan’ Falls,

Trophy five straight years from 1955-56 to

1959-60 as the netminder playing the most games for the team

allowing the least number of goals.

— CP Photo

 

Canucks’ Baird stars

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forward to —- except going to compiled 266 victories. He sulf- In losin cause
Cooperstown this summer. 1 | fered 162 defeats. (

thought I might have, to wait.

Jonger.” poe "

Feller’s entry “is timed almost
exactly with his story in the Sat-
urday: Evening Post in which he
criticizes’ selection procedure. He

claims’ it worked against the:

modern - day player, especially
pitchers.

“There seems to be a growing :
belief that modern ba'l players’

should be judged by more severe
standards than the oldtimers in
order not to ‘cheapen’ the Hall
of Fame,” Feller says in bis story.

‘umphs. He sct the modern mark
‘of 18 strikeouts in a nine-inning

Among the wins were three
‘no - hitters and 12 one - hitters.
‘Only two other pitchers in his-
tory bave spun as many as three
‘no-hit games. None ever tossed
/12 one-hitters.

He struck out 2.561 batters, in-
‘eluding 15 in his first major
league starting assignment.

Six times Feller won 20 or
more games. His high came in
1940 when he notched 27 tri-

 

 

By The Canadian Press

One of the few bright spots
in a dismal Western Hockey
League season for Vancouver
Canucks has been the fine play
of rookie forward Jim Baird.

Baird scored two goals Tues-
day night, his 29th and 30th of
the season, as Edmonton Flyers
outlasted the Canucks 8-6 before
1,100 fans at Vancouver,

Other games saw Gerry Bris-
son score four times in Spokane

 

Dale Anderson and forward
Murray Wilkic was returned to
Springfield Indians of the Am-
erican League.
RECALLS FIVE PLAYERS
Springfield owner Eddie Shore
recalled the players Monday due
to a lengthy dispute with the
Vancouver management. Shore
loaned Canucks five players this
season, but earlier recalled util-
ity man Frank Roggeveen and
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There now are 88 men in the game against Detroit Tigers Comets’ 8-2 win over Seattle To- _ — eee. — ° °
hall, including former players October 2, 1938, though Sandy | tems and San Francisco Seals ow SG TNE . ;
and officials, Koufax of Los Angeles Dodgers |Upset Calgary Stampeders 4-3. Basketball scores DAN DAILEY iscul S$ ’
Robinson broke the game’s:since has tied the record. Fel- Despite Brisson’s big night. | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS’ EY
coor line in 1947. Branch Jer’s 348 strikeouts in 1946 stands! Baird took over the league's | y National Association SHIRLEY JONE | ae
Rickey, then general manager of as a major league mark. goal-scoring leadership. The ‘ _ piss ws Assorted flavors

Rangers in slump
after great first half

By FHE CANADIAN PRESS

~o, that they’re in peril of fad-

IDoun Harvey. the defenee-; #bpears to be taking Rangers ‘ . - Drive-in voor WaT GARLAND - GREER GARSON
man. had a great half season inj losing ways in stride. points behind third-place Seat- | S p E C IAL HEDDA HOPPER - JOEY BISHOP |
pn ituional Hockey League.| “There's got to be something |e. EAWIE KOVACS - PETER LAWFORD
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“--~ \speedy forward, owned by New

York Rangers, appears a cinch
to win the WHL's rookic-of-the-
year award.

Canucks are not likely to win
any other awards, let
make the playoffs. Tuesday's loss
left the Canucks buricd in the
Northern Division cellar,

gary to four points.

 

will pull all stops in an effort)

Baird and playing-coach Phil

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Special to The Daily News [Blueshirts tre host to the Red {couver. George Ford and Larry

LIAL TON Havelton all:
lato erushedl Sindthers all-stars
obo oan exhabitian hoekey
rate played at Totem Park here
hoot qaghe, .

The thazelion elab held a iit.
row 8-2 dead an the first period
mod a ood tiatpin after the sec-
ond inthe third they exploded
fap sds dnanewered goals,

Roy ‘Trask ded the winners
woth three qroads.

Poonee Rupert's adbesturs are
acheduled to play here Saturday
rielt and Sunday affernoon,

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men's loop

Al Sheppard of Paramounts
led the way in A seetion of the
Men's live-Pin Bowling League
Monday night.

Sheppard tallied a 3338 high
isingle and a three-game total of
gu9 to ald his team in scoring
a high single of 1,138 and a high
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Walters who was playing bis
first game in almost two years.
Walters, 28, owned by Montreal
Canadiens. replaced Claude hiv-
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Boston 118. Los Angeles 103,

St. Louis 115, Syracuse 107.

Chicago 109, New York 103.
American League

New York 129, Pittsburgh 122.

Hawaii 106, Cleveland 100.

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crushing Deane Cleaners 45-07
in Saturday's play. Allen's: bro-
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