Softball, Little League openers rained out Little League and men's soft- of umpires and prospective um- 'hall suffered a blow from the pires will be held at his. resi- weather man last night as rain dence, 220 Ninth Avenue East, cancelled out their scheduled starting at 8 o'clock this eve- openers. ning. Brunton stated that um- Little League players turned pires of all leagues will be in out in full force and cries of in- attendance and they hope to dignation were heard from the form an umpire’s association. boys when President Tony Craw- The new association will set up ley announced that the game a schedule to operate all base- had to be called off due to ex- ball and softball leagues in the BUFFALO ( ~- Chester (Cookie) Gilchrist, the Ameri- can Football League's Most Valuable Player of the year in 1962, was arrested today on charges of second - degree as- sault and resisting arrest. Cook —faces assault rap Police said Gilchrist, 243- 6 ‘Wrince Rupert Daily sQews Leo, Tuesday, May 14, 1963 e clobbers cop after his automobile failed to halt for a-stop sign. Gilchrist, 27, could not pro- duce registration or driver’s ]i- cence, police said, and was taken to his home. When he was stili unable to produce the dogu- ments, police said, he was taken christ became abusive and Struck one of the patrolmen. It. took four officers to subdue him| O’Mara said, Gilchrist, former Canadian Football League star, also was charged with running a_ stop’ sign, failing to produce a regis- Academy Awstd Niner. cessive moisture, The grand op- city. Any persons interested are ening will now be held this eve- more than welcome to attend. ning with the featured game be- Fo tween Co-Op and Electricians. LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS Men's softball, sutfering from St, Louis (P —~- Allan Thomas. | the same troubles, has also been 9 Ohiearo « od Si re-scheduled for tonight. Miller 172, Chicago, stopped Sixto Rod riguez, 176, St. Anselmo, Calif., 9. ' ~ BANGS COP pound fullback of the Buffalo to police headquarters. ‘tration, driving without a H- Bills, was stopped by patrolmen BASEBALL Lieut, Joseph O'Mara said Gil-|cence and disorderly conduct. Red Sox second, Yankees ! rvPECK fourth—what's wrong? n PEC ofa Bay and Langford Pharmacy STANDINGS Will oppose cach other to kick things oft. | American League By JIM HWACKLEMAN the runner-up spot, one game Umpire Doug Brunton an- W L Pct. GBL Associated Press Sports Writer | back of Chicago and 10 percen- TODAY to WEDNESDAY — 7 p.m. - 9:05 nounced today that a meeting Chicago 1 iw 600 — So. Boston Red Sox are in sec- | tage points ahead of the As, and ee i ne -—— Boston 15 11 577 1 ond place in the American} put the Angels into a sixth place SAT gyn ’ WW i ’ . : . 3 * e le iY |Kansas City 17 13 567 1 League, So, what's so funny!tie with Cleveland at the 500 LAURENCE FRANCE MARTHA O tourney ;New York 14 12 538 2 about that? level. HARVEY Ni EN 1 Baltimore 16 14 533 2 Aren't Chicago White Sox, like '!' CLIMB OUT OF CELLAR J ans 4 . 4 | Cleveland 12 #12 500 3 Buston a prime pre - season In the only National League | : success Uj LEN HARRINGTON SPORTS WRITER Los Angeles 17 17 500 3 _ choice for the second division, ; game, Houston Colts climbed out | ME WAS HALF ORIENTAL.. _— , Detroit 12 17 414 5% running in front? And Kansas!of the cellar with their. fifth’ BUT HE USED THE Local golfers put forth with Washington 13 19 406 6 City Athletics, another pick for/straight victory, outlasting New| CON EN OI WO their best efforts on Sunday and | Minnesota 11 18 379 642 the loser echelon, a close third?! York Mets 4-2. Houston now. WITHOUT had a most auspicious tourna- ori 2Lall ros Crs National League And aren't New York’s mighty Shares ninth place with Mil-, SHAME ment at the Thornhill Golf W .L Pet. GBL Yankees struggling along in, waukee Braves. | eur Course in Terrace. San Francis 19 4! 4 -—— : fourth with the other contenders | The Red Sox belted. sev - 2 cisco 19 13° 59 ; : ven ex- The tournament, sponsored by . ali AY@ e ul G set St. Louis 19 14 576 Yj | stringing behind? tra-basers among their 11 hits, ! . te Prince Rupert Holt Associa Pittsburgh 16 13 652 1%, It’s just a crazy, mixed-up: including a three-run homer by | a . on, featured 27 hole Medal play | be ong oy on _ . a .q, LOS Angeles 17 15 .531 2. race, that’s all. ;Bob Tillman in the sixth inning: with 42 entrants participating. Rosters for Little League's Jimmy Ewen, ron Elkins, David | Chicago 16 11 516 2% The Red Sox downed Wash-!'that stood up as the clincher, TECHNICOLOR Top winner of the day was Dawn day by ole wene announced to- Lopushinsky, " bie MacFar- Cincinnati 14 15 483 3%, ington Senators 8-5 Monday'Frank Malzone and Dick Stu- A Paramount Release Bodger with low net score. Dawn Warren players’ agent Kenny lane, Brian Mutch, Philadelphia 14 16 467 4 night and Los Angeles Angelsthe art also homered for Boston, ADULT ENTERTAINIMENT was presented with a Jantzen The farm team kids will play’ FARM TEAMS New York 14 18 .438 5 White Sox 7-3 in the only games .Chuck Schilling rapped a pair of AFAMOUS ~ Sweater by emcee Ron Davies. Thursdays s turd : Sunt 1963 SCHEDULE Milwaukee 14 19 424 51% on the AL schedule, 'doubles, and Carl Yastrzemski BL ravers Other winners were Jack Mar- lursdays and saturday as usua ' Houston 14 19 42 dh The results eased Boston into and Lu Clinton tripled | THEATRE mee ¢ down at Algoma Park. Complete: May 15— Skeena Grocery vs. | pn - ; . : . tin, low gross: Duke Delahunt, CO’D * . . “saree oS longest drive: George Kent, most tosters and schedule follow: Greer & Briden ° honest golfer: and a variety of Greer & Bridden—Coach Len, May 18—Philpott Evitt vs Don- awards to AL Mutch, Bert Pat- Alexcee (4735) David Jordan, | . aldson Logging terson, Roy Hermanson and Bob Michael Colussi, Doug Wright, May 23—Donaldson Logging VS. | Armstrong. Raymond Doolan, Teddy Sylves- | Skeena Grocery Proceeds from the tournament ler. Jackie Fox, Gary Timms, . May 25—Greer & Bridden VS. i will go to the local golf associa- Melvin Leask. Art Alexcee, David Philpott Evitt | tion towards the completion of Haugan. Brian Carlson, Brian May 30—Philpott Evitt VS Greer . the Algoma Park Golf Course, A Fox, Dennis Johnson. Joe Ma- ; & Bridden fe spokesman for the association Laughlin. John Wick, Donald: Jun 1—Skeena Grocery vs Don-: said today that with a little ef- Oakley, Anthony Basso, Brian | aldson Logging = fort, a driving range could be Timms. ‘Jun 6—Greer & Bridden vs. built at the site this summer. Donaldson LOsEINE — Coach | . Skeena Grocery | Plans for another tourna-. Ken Harris (3928), Blair John- | Jun 8—Donalason Logging VS. ment are being prepared and stone. Chris Holhauser, Jimmy | _Philpott Evitt pb they hope to go ahead sometim, Snidal, David Bond. Tom New- : Jun 13—Skeena Grocery vs Don- | i ton. Melvin Bishop, Edward Hol-: aldson Logging during June. ; oe ee hauser, Ronald Marhauer, Rob.: Jun 15—Philpott Evitt vs. Greer . B b i Mah, Alfred Harris. Robert Har- - & Bridden res ris. George Olsen, Michael Hill, Jun 20—Donaldson Logging vs. ase a sco Hans Sahlen, Bruce McDonald. Skeena Grocery American Veague Leslie Andren, Casey Tuerlings. Jun 22— Greer & Bridden vs Washington 5 Boston & ; Skeena Grocery— Coach Dick | Philpott Evitt Los Angeles 7 Chicago 3 ‘Poole (4835)1—Jimmie Rae, Alan'Jun 27— Skeeua Grocery vs. Only games scheduled. “Cameron, Murray Warren, Ricky! Greer & Bridden National League / Delany, Roger Lang, Bart Proc-: Jun 29—Philpott Evitt vs Don- New York 2 Houston 4 (tor, Brian Hawryluk, Wayne | aldson Loggins : Only game scheduled. i Norberg, David Symes, Jerry Jul 4—Donaldson Logging vs Pacific Coast League i Appleton. Wm. Stacey, Gordon Skeena Grocery ' Denver 1 Dallas-Ft. Worth 6 Ronald, Wm. Alexander, Terry; Jul 6—Greer & Bridden vs Pnil- | Salt Lake 1 Oklahoma City 5 ook, Dale Stothert, ‘Patrick polt Evitt ' Har pokane 6 ' Deane, Ronald Meuse. Jul 11—-Philpott Evitt vs. Greer awal 7 Borland 9 Philpott & Evitt—Coach Rnd ; & Bridden 1 Attwood: Brian Hadland, Jiminy Jul 13--Skeena Grocery vs. Done - LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS kiaffel, Donald Beliveau, Earl aldson Loggin 3 Hollywood. Calif. we -~ Thad: McInnes, Leslie Whiteley, Wim. Jul 18--Greer & Bridden Vs. Spencer, 201, San Francisco.) Wong, Phillip Pitre, Wm. Starr,- Skeena Grocery knocked out Monroe Ratliff, Randy Mitchel, Robert Doane, Jul 20—Donaldson Logging vs. 196'. Los Angeles, 9. iRonnie McInnes, James Rudy, Philpott Evitt. j e ) h nese olf b t ! OOTARS. | _— ti C g , : STARS e : Batting — Leon Warner, An- reels, had three hits, ineluding no go mamen pseventh home of the scason, and “drove in two ris in 7-3 vietory DES MOINES, Iowa (@. Por, "So TL sturted a real Chinese over Chicago White Sox. he ma a Bese | NaS Open for somebody to win,” ; Pitching Bob Bruce, Colts, aed to win the Chinese Open seam. ag _., allowed three hits and struek Qolf Tournament, PS. Phiree Rollers Med FOr out Vhoin Boing 8 2-3 innings as Hastening to avoid any inter- the win with 65s for the par 70 Houston beat New York Mets national incident, diost prafece course, q-2, slonal Frank Donovan quickly admitted Monday oa Chi- Nese golfer ba. never even one. St dl o— h fered the annual affair played. ainpe Crs Sa SEE ( on the Clover Hills course in: ° we deve : ve I West Des Moines. | one year suspension Phere just doesn't seem toa: be any Ching se golfer around,” CALGARY ¢ hy Three offi- Frank MeCool, Jing Kerr and lamented Donovan, who poes all cials af the Calgary Stampeder Alf Puke will attend whe WHI's gut fo provide what he calls hockey club will visit. Seattle wna meeting Me Cool and ‘Chinese atmosphere,’ iWednesday to ask for a one. Kerr are members of the Spee wan conceded eee year suspension oof the team. eial hockey conmittee while Gays Festivities were a bit sub- from the Western Hoeke ‘ABUEL Pike is penery whager ’ rar] i ie dued compared with. previows Marae Hartnelh pened hakey Mporations wee! uf the SUPER ONE-COAT WHITE (Exterior Gloss House Paint) A-100 LATEX (for wood and masonry surfaces)—dries in years There Were no tufted manager of Che Calgary Exhibl- — wecoo) said the Cleary frane! ~full-gloss, oil-base. Whether you need a one-coat, self 30 minutes, Defies bugs and dust—by allowing them no pat aracons or Todian dancers. 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' a NH ayer, Cay teed te iH a CHT AGO GP mm AL LON per siuld the laxity of WN pares " i had ever won tear ni Watching Dean Chance throw has caused an “increase of 80) Ae toned ( al M aa FOUPh nent YOuone of the better spitballs het per eentt i throwing the spithial a eeven ptea, 7 OF C AM Telire, the Chinese has eVET seen, minnager Al Lo- | today than five years age.” ' WHEREVE aly reper ; pea sivs the piteh should bel 'Chanee threw one. of the vi SEE ig yen Auatrulia ua A \ — denidized: or poheed properly. greatest spltballs I've ever seen” . (OU: E meyETes, AUSt ra Tit oe mae Making no exeuse for a 7-8] Popes sald after the game. “rt ICSE: nl Mereles, Mt, . Red Cross, Lin. defeat intlietod Upon his leagues freminded me of Burledqh Crimes THESE 51G i ny ou paited Giay Cowhurn, Td leading White) Sox by Los An-jund enught Nellie Vox that A mee Pred r Tn. RU Aniacl. Monday ulght, Loe footed," int pon Lut f \ } 1 ti il ( ' ’