fl'l
Icpcri
.
'ally
Mr:,
Mon.ii
v'.
ortoi-t-r
i
ti!3'
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
1
J.z
.
.
"
X
Trounce
Tiger
Ca
Saskatchewan
Mauls
Edmonton
rz
..
..
Eskimo
.
v
v
Notes
..
yW-,t
."!
,
......
.lri
-..
3
K...I
.
.
Canada's
leagues
are
straightening
out
to
i
fi'1UnB
"Part
In
his
fl
where
fans
fro--.i
of
c"i"an
football
'iur
imoo
ifU.il
.
hHtllnnt
,
-
.
.a.
i'
j
Uir
Jiuuil,
a
Montreal
to
Edmonton
mav
look
nl!lant
sfven-year
career
with
;
for
tight
down-to-the-wire
fin-ian
Francisco
Bears,
spnrkl"rl
I
By
BEN
OLAN
.
NEW
YORK
(API
Johnny
'
Mie
has
reiterated
his
decision
to
retire
after
the
world
serie.-i.
"Ouess
I've
played
my
last
gamt
in
Khbels
Field,"
he
said
Sunday,
"and
I
hope
there'll
be
only
cue
more
in
Yankee
Stadium."
until
Dnw,,-
ond
half.
"
All
fntif
.
tlrn
tnnii-ht
rl'
nur
Points
Eskimos
hjvo
w
if'
record
ot
c,8!irJ
fd
by
Bnmbr,,
r'
atehewnn
v,
,,
'
R-iry
iih
f0lir
Hamilton
h:r.'t
f4
Into
tturhi,,.
ishes
before
the
November
Grey
,
"
a
"'B
cause.
Couch
Frank
Cup
hysteria
sets
in.
Leading
'
r''chork
of
tn5
Roughrlders,
!
clubs
In
three
groups
took
week-
j
wno
ll?d
Eskimos
to
the
1952
end
beatings.
0rey
CuP
flnal
and
failed
to
"Hamilton
1
rpach
an
"RrfPrnent
fur
In
the
Big
Four,
m.
I
Tiger-Cats
went
to
Ottawa
.
nelPpd
his
new
club
snip
Eski-I
holding
a
two-point
margin
at
i
mos
wln
skpin
t
''Kht
games.
'3
t
tne
top
oi
the
standings
and
Aioeri
loxsea
a
B2-yurd
touch-kft
with
a
stinging
31-6
defeat
rio'n
pass
and
later,
on
a
fake
(
Billy
I.oes,
who
whipped
the
..Yankees
Saturday,
was
stoDpei
-for
speeding
while
driving
to
the
ball
park
before
Sunuavc
fcttnie.
"I'm
Billy
Loes
of
the
iiodKer.s."
he
told
the
police
of-ilcer
fKik,
buddy."
rame
the
iharp
reply,
"I'm
a
Yankee
fan
here's
your
ticket."
and
a
leadership
tip
with
the
nana-oir,
tucked
the
ball
out
of
sight
behind
his
lfs
llnci
"llfitlpoprt"
nt-nilvtrl
U
.
..i
V
im
me
nnnrt
P'niy
u;
raoif,
A
T'
Early
arrivals
Sunday
were
viT.i'.JW?Uii..-'ui,.a8flJ
tiu
iui
a
u
yara
lournso.!
run.
His
performance
was
close
to
the
brilliance
shown
by
Bombers'
India
Jack
Jacobs
who
passed
for
two
touchdowns,
kicked
well
and
had
his
backs
running
at
top
form.
DOBHS
FORCED
Ol'T
Pitched
thr.
:
two
to
rr.d
g.-"-one
to
Gone
'
erts
while
u,tf
;
fell
on
a
T!!t.('.
the
end
-cm
jh
Interccpti'd
j
Hft"
and
tared
over
lr-
wondering
whether
Chuck
Dres-
I
sen
came
up
with
a
sleeper
I
when
liny
saw
a
bi?
pitcn-r
!
firing
"bullets"
to
the
Brook
I
hitlers.
It
turned
out
to
be
Don
1
Newcombe,
who
had
a
9-3
rec-ord
this
year
with
the
Fort
Sam
!
Houston
army
team.
He
won't
j
be
able
to
pitch
for
the
Dodgers
'
until
1954,
however.
I
Meyer.
Second
'row.
left
to
right,
are:
John
Griffin,
Billy
Cox.
Cnrl
Furillo,
Jackie
Robinson,
Ben
Wade,
John
Podres,
Billy
Loes,
Dick
Williams,
Duke
Snider,
Pee
Wee
Reese
and
Harold
iDocl
Wendler;
back
row,
left
to
right,
are:
Don
Thompson,
Bobby
Morgan,
Bill
Antonello.
Wayne
Belardl,
Rube
Walker,
Gil
Hodges.
Erv
Palica,
Jim
Hughes,
Bob
Mllllken,
Joe
Black
and
Preacher
Roe,
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
CHAMPIONS,
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
faced
'a
do-or-die
situation
today
as
they
went
into
the
sixth
game
of
the
1953
World
Series
one
game
down
to
the
World
Champion
New
York
Yankees
Here
is
the
Dodger
family
portrait.
In
front
is
bat
boy
Charles
DIGiovanna.
First
row,
left
to
right
are:
road
secretary
Lee
Scott,
George
Shuba,
Clem
Labine,
Carl
Erskine.
Cookie
Lavagetto,
Billy
Herman,
manager
Charlie
Dressen,
Jack
Pitler,
Junior
Gilliam,
Roy
Campanella
and
Russ
i
.tou'jh
Riders.
That
leTt
the
!
clubs
two
points
in
front
of
the
idle
Toronto
nrguiiauiM
uiid
:
Montreal
Alouettes.
In
the
Wrstrrn
Conference,
I
the
league
-loading
Edmonton
Eskimos
went
to
Reglna
and
lost
19-13
to
Saskatchewan
Rough-:
riders
after
a
19-0
first-quarter
j
mauling.
At
Winnipeg,
the
sec-'.
ond-place
Blue
Bombers
gained
;
ground
with
u
24-17
victory
over
the
bottom-place
Calgary
Stam-
peders.
BALMY
BEACH
WINS
j
And
to
complete
the
picture,
j
Kitchen-Waterloo
Dutch
men.
surprise
pacemakers
in
the
On-
taVlo
Rugby
Football
Union,
had
;
their
five-straight
victory
j
march
halted
at
home
by
To-I
ronto
Balmy
Beach
who
made
i
a
third-quarter
two-touchdown
Fllchfrk
got
Into
the
game
at
;
Reglna
when
Glenn
Dobbs.
hl
For
nr;
..
r
Happiest
guy
in
the
Yankee
Bring
Us
Your
Old.
dressing
room
after
the
game
was
Allie
Reynolds.
"I
didn
Yanks
Take
Series
Lead
With
11-7
Win
I
Bronks
Capture
TIRES
figure
I
was
going
in.
but
it
sure
turned
out
all
right,"
he
As
Champs,
Dodgers
Turn
in
Sloppy
Game
Junior
Grid
Tilt
.,
r-.v.c
.
.
.
...
.
J
CALOARY
(CP)
-
Cal
for
said.
"That
was
a
low
fast
ball
I
threw
Robinson
to
get
him
to
hit
into
the
game-ending
double
r!uy."
J
1
4
...
,
n
...
.
.
iourtn.
Duke
snider,
left-handed
,
That
brought
Casey
.
Stengel
Bronks
blanked
Calgnry
Mus-!
p
inumprt.
before
3.000
fans
t
Tne
Intercolle
giate
Union
hit
NEW
YORK
(APi
It's
almost
Jewe1,
wa&
down
in
the
bow-legging
it
out
from
the
tangs
23-0
i
mn
ihw
ik...
j
u.
....
sixm
slot,
Below
Gil
-
Hodges,
bench,
and
waving
toward
the
K.miinv
in
the
Aihorta
.inni,v
:
its
stride
with
University
of
two
world
series"
teams
will
Dlav.C.hf'e
was
conficlen
that
his
!
Yankee;
bullpen.
In
came
Allie
Football
League's
sudden-death
'
Western
Ontario
Mustangs
roll-
Steve
Kraly.
young
Yanke
lefty
who
hasn't
seen
any
action
in
the
series,
has
more
to
worry
ihcmiu.,
rignt-nana
array
would
knock
Reynolds
to
Ditch
to
Robinson,
..mi.finni
nnb.
m,ui
nit
ud
a
40-13
count,
river
Me.
WINTERCLEiS
2-IN-l
TREAD
See
Us
Now
.
.
.
WE
WILL
ALSO
BALANCE
YOli!
WHEELS
WHILE
YOU
WAIT,
about
than
the
Dodgers.
A
fire
.
along
the
way.
the
shortage
of
I?
?
ana
.two
mor-
Yank
pitchers
the
defending
champion
Ed-in
his
home
in
Whiting,
Ind.,
i
really
good
pitchers
being
what'
61x
home
runs
'ere
nit
ln
all
.
promptly
began
warming
up.
No-
monton
WildcaU
in
a
best-of-S:ittirelay
night
destroyed
the
;
it
is.
The
Yankees
and
Dockers
-vesterday
the
early
ones
pretty
body
knew
whether
Allie
s
back,
lhree
final
opening
next
Sun-kitchen
and
back
porch.
!
urned
theirs
in
Sunday.
I
excltln8
bu
there
Is
some
badly
bent
in
the
first
game,
had
day
in
the
Alberta
capital.
J
!
!
rinilhf
thflt
OrtV
fino
t
t-Uant
raeounrJ
cuff
iiantl
1,
4
...
n
Master
Marauders
at
Hamilton,
and
University
of
Toronto
Blues
opened
the
season
at
home
with
a
16-7
victory
over
Quebec's
Golden
Oaels.
Great
personal
satisfaction
was
gained
by
two
players
In
farfnatheC0Yeanre
'
"t-'h
1
-uH
havV
ben
.
hnV
run
Tin
7
"
meansthaththe
CrTan
Zf-
'"S"
tJankee
SfadiUm'
!
Turned
out
it
had.
The
Chief
FaVOriteS
Will
'
uers
went
into
today's
sixth
and
rand-slammer
;
came
in
with
one
that
Robby
J...
L
.
.
ln
th
tn
h
possibly
final
game
leadin-
by
Mev,th"u
'""'"
Pfobab'y
cashed
vicloeisly
toward
Martin
HltS
BoOKieS
VW
CJ
ihr
,fii,.i
fl
.
u.
y:
wuld
have
been
a
triple
over
i
at
second
Billv
imt
riDht.
rinwn
ALL
WORK
GUARANi:
Billy
Martin
is
the
leadins
hitter
in
the
series
with
a
.526
batting
average
with
10
hits
in
19
limes
at
bat.
Gil
Hodges
paces
the
Brooks
with
a
.444
mark
on
eight
hits
in
18
trips.
Two
Yankees,
coach
Frank
,nual
baseball
circus.
Robinson's
head
at
the
stadium.
on
the
ground
to
take
it,
tossed
SYDNEY,
Australia
IAP
chamnion
t.
,
.
.
...
..
iu
"tto
oivpyj
tuiiuc&i.
tacn
to
Phil
Rlzzuto
tn
start
a
rinnh
e
uauutu,
nusuauas
nip
luur-iimp
srra
irnt
wni-
ri
!
,
earneu
runs,
i
ne
piay,
and
the
was
rhamnion.
cnampions
wpnt
went
back
wT
t
to
their
hi,.
.
game
over,
.
"
,
,
.,
"
Yankees
iniiMrcs
scored
sraicu
five
live
times
umes
in
in
the
tne
!
Crosetti
v.iuM-111
and
anu
outfielder
ouuieiaer
Bill
Hill
Henna,
celebrated
birthdays
i
i
l"Park
in
th5.
Bl'.?nx-
fuli
.
.f;
third
inning
after
they
should
a.
f
m
a
ilf.na
ultri
tha
.iu-.
tiiAfm-H
I
Jcail"
aim
Itn
ineir
crack
CraCK
;
havP
have
Wn
been
nnt
out
tinrl
and
Johnny
.Tnhn
D.
Pod-
1
n
ii.ii
V.111U
O
lV,l,UtJf
MIXED
BOWLERS
All
Bowlers
Interested
in
Wednesday
Night
.
Mixed
Bowling
please
attend
MEETING
At
the
BOWLING
ALLEYS
Wednesday,
Oct.
7-8
p.m.
Ver'teZor,i--
the
juvenile
who
started
Dill
tZIMCkl
DEALER
FOR
THE
GENERAL
TIE!
"Tires
Are
Not
a
Sidrline
with
I
s
-
IVr
Sp--:
VULCANIZING...
RETREADING
WE
FIX
FLATS
KNUTSON'S
TIRE
SALES&SK
811
Froser
Street
race
horse,
won
the
6,000
Metropolitan
Handicap
at
Rand-wick
'
race
course
today,
forcing
a
heavy
payoff
by
bookmakers
who
handled
Sydney's
spring
racing
double.
Many
beuors
had
coupled
Carioca
with
Silver
Phantom,
long-shnt
winner
of
Saturday's
Kr-nna.
27.
",,e
m?Und-
The
.Pd8ers
pitching
for
the
Dodgers,
should
Ends
Well
Down
rii
Se"es
nave
been
out
of
trouble.
npiiriinrn
strikeout
t
king,
Carl
Erskine.
R!cBiWeHEN
i
Considering
his
brHliant
ex-'
ERR0R
COSTlY
bs
The
Canadian
ens
,
piolt
of
only
tnrep
days
agQ
i
With
the
Yanks
away,
Podres
Aurel
Joliat,
the
"Mighty
,
when
he
fanned
14
Yankees
anel
Bot
J
Collins
to
slap
a
ball
OSTERVIU
.
Mass.
(f
Hock-
Epsom
Handicap,
for
a
payoff
cj
piuyrr
rmi
.uik'ki,
wno
went
'
01
clof
10
ouu.uuu
"win
muiuicui
uaiiauiens
"rui
Liieni
a-6
on
nov
uamnan-
"""''j
uuwu
tne
riKne.
line,
u
into
mvu
the
hic
ciumiiu
closing
rounds
ruunus
oi
of
mi
the
ior
10
years,
ended
his
Drotes-
ena
eua
s
s
eiahth-innintr
eignth-inning
homer
homer,
Er-,
Fr.
Hoages
nouges
mulled
munea
It.
it,
lettin
letting
a
a
run
run
wane
v;ape
cod
coa
Indian
inuian
Summer
summer
ni
pro
1
sional
career
15
years
ago
today
skine
seemed
a
a
good
gooa
bet
Dei
to
to
knot
Knot
across.
-too.
The
mt
uuuscr
Dodger
pitcher
pacner
then
men
.
amateur
""'
golf
tournament
ln
contract
itract
the
me
playorf
niavoif
.i
at
3-3
and
send
it
proceeded
to
hit
the
next
batter
three-way
tie
ior
ihe
lead,
faded
ana
signea
a
one-vear
.
J
.
.
,.
anH
Ihan
mnll,
I
In
Ihu
.1,..,.!,
A
.
.
.1
..
,,n
..
II
to
coach
Verdun
Manle
Leafs
Into
its
isventh
nnrt
Wfh.JtnpetiqrOifsefs
e&ce
it
British
Cbfa
Qeciuing
,
iiicu
noijv
mc
uases
lull.
;
"i
n,rT
ancan
unu
cuucu
up
wen
rhnrlip
rhnriit.;
That
broueht
out
Dressen
u-hn
1
clown
In
the
list
as
the
tourna-
in
the
Quebec
Leaeue.
Joliat
:
game
-
Tuesday
But
..."
....
"
y--
.;
..."
"''V
:
'
...
,
41
2
'V;
"...
I:
J.,
...JJ
.
.-
'
ill
'.
'
V
'
.
Vet,
....
;j
,
...
,i
.
'
-
...
'
4.,
t,
nd
his
fireat
linemate
Hnwin
Dressen.
the
Brooklvn
maiMr
turned
the
ball
over
tn
tpmrm.
!
rhent
closed
Sundav
Morenz
each
scored
270
goals
in
i
'a-s
ready
to
shoot
the
works
mental
kuss
Meyer.
The
bases
:
rroiesMonai
Charley
Shappard
were
loaded.
There
stood
Mever
i
and
his
amateur
partner
Ken
their
NHL
careers.
I
"If
he's
needed.
SPORTSMAN'S
j
will
be
ready
to
relieve,"
he
said
laht
night.
"I
would
like
to
save
him
to
start
the
seventh
game,
but
I
won't
be
saving
anybody
H'hPIl
fllOEQ
nomac
n
.
1
:
'nd
there
stood
Mantle,
the
:
Corcoran
carded
a
best
ball
of
latter
not
having
been
able
to
67
in
tlle
fillaI
round
to
win
the
hit
a
baseball
with
a
bass
fiddle
tournament,
in
his
most
recent
attempts.
I
Ezinicki,
iormerly
of
Winnipeg
.
Meyer
came
in
overhand
with
nd
now
pro
at
the
Lyniifieltl,
his
first
pitch.
Mantle,
who
had
Mass..
Colonial
Country
Club,
been
hit
on
this,
throwing
hand
'
teamed
with
amateur
Mel
De-nd
sirelv
hurt
ln
ore-game
bat-
marais
of
Portsmouth,
N.H.
"ot
games
oic
piuyillg
U'P
i
nilt
thp
WDtf
thuii
T
;
..
t.ivj
t
I
I1UYV.
X
'
I
worked
him
with
nnlv
ihm
rfn,.
STRIP-CASTING
TIP
t
iing
practice.
Knocked
It
far
and
away
into
the
upper
deck
in
left
In
June,
1908,
Imperial
Oil
opened
Canada's
first
service
Maiion
in
Vancouver
...
a
one-room
building
wiih
a
pump
made
from
hoi-water
lank
which
fed
gasoline
to
wailing
tars
from
a
length
of
garden
hose,
f
rom
tins
small
beginning
Imperial
Oil
has
kepi
pace
wiih
B.C.'s
industrial
progress
and
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advantage
in
the
first
period,
defeated
Montreal
Canadiens.
Stanley
Cup
t-hampions,
3-1,
Saturday
night
in
the
NHL's
seventh
annual
all-star
game.
Little
Wally
Hergesheimer
of
New
York
Rangers
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two
goals
in
the
opening
period,
enough
to
win
for
the
All-Stars
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were
out-shot
31-20
but
were
given
magnificent
support
in
the
nets
by
the
brilliant
Terry
Sawchuk
of
Detroit
Red
Wings.
Maurice
(Rocket)
Richard
scored
for
Canadiens
in
the
last
period,
rapping
in
the
rebound
of
a
smoking
shot
by
Jean
Beli-veau,
Canadiens'
rookie
sensation
who
signed
his
contract
earlier
in
the
day.
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