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By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' : JIM BOUTON became the first pitcher in the current World Series to win two games and unless Bob Gibson or Roger Craig can match that goal, in the game today, it looks a} if the New York Yankees will take the World Series title back off the National League, The final seventh game of this "#4 classic will, of course, be an alll-out effort by both man- agers and teams. There's no tomorrow and they'll have practically every eligible pitcher on their roster warmed and ready to work -- and the only hurlers who will not be consid- eked eligible will be those on the ailing list -- plus likely Bou- ton and Simmons -- and oh yes -- Barney Schultz, Cardinals' great relief hurler performed yoeman work, next thing to heroics in fact, in the final weeks of the campaign, to play a Major role in the St. Louis climb to the top of the National League ladder. But outside of his first. appearance in. this series, he has been something less than effective and Yankee Wats have "boomed" -- ever since Mantle won that 2-1 game in the 9th inning. At any rate, we, the TV audience, have have the full measure of World Series entertainment, thanks te the home-run work of the American League champs, in yesterday's sixth game. The M-and-M (candy kids?) of the Yankee roster came through with back-to-back circuit clouts yesterday to break up the 1-1 deadlock and start the begin- ning-of-the-end for Curt Simmons, Of course it was Joe Pepi- tone's grand-slammer that clinched it, but from the moment they tied it up yesterday, Yanks gave the impression of being confident and headed for victory, In the much -smaller ball yard, New York's long-ball hitters have the edge. Our own thinking is that the Cardinals, heralded as a team that won games all year by their speed and base-running, have done practically nothing in the way of "'running" since the first game of the series, If this is one of their big weapons, they'd better use it today -- because the Yankees are going to try to make full use of their war clubs -- their best weapon. Just remembered -- by the time you are reading this -- it'll @ll be over, s0-0-0-0 ! ' x x x x HOCKEY FANS across t&e country are jibber-jabbering this morning. . Word is out that Ted Lindsay is going to do @ comeback. This has got to be something new in hockey history, because he played 16 seasons in the NHL -- turned pro right after playing his last Junior hockey with the Osh- awa Generals ~ and he's been retired since he quit the Black Hawks, back in the spring of 1960. He was one of those who Was moved out of the Detroit Red Wing camp and traded to Chicago, at a time when there were several "'peculiar'? moves made among the Red Wings, Lindsay never did show with the Hawks as he had in a Detroit uniform. But now at 39, he's going to try a comeback. It'll be a miracle if he really clicks, but "Terrible Ted" is just the type of determined athlete that could make it. The secret is out now that he has been practising with the Wings for over a month, He's going to be in the line-up tonight, against Toronte Leafs, Something else worth noting -- this will be his 1,000th game in the NHL. ~ SPORTS Lawn Bowlers Ended Season CALENDAR | With Titney' ag members of the Oshawa Metro Junior "B" OHA Lea.|{@Wn Bowling Club held their (Exhibition Game) -- North/final jitmey toumament of Pog ork Leafs vs Whitby Dunlops,|Senson on as pol at Whitby Arena, 8.00 p.m. pact is the three a CURLING Lunch was served Annual fall meeting of Osh- ladies between the second and awa Curling Club (Men's Sec-|\thind g mes. The prizes were tion) in Club Lounge, 7.30 p.m.| donated by Dean McLaughlin, a _ FRIDAY'S GAMES | FOOTBALL member of the club. Oshawa COSSA League Sche-|!: D- Thomas and Wally Dear- dules:--(Junior League)--Mc-|00%m were high for three wins Laughlin CVI vs Donevan ClI,|With Emile Rundle, skip and at Donevan, 4:15 p.m. and|Mrs. Win Bonnetta, a doubles O'Neil] CVI vs Central CI, at|Palr, in second place. Kinsmen Stadium, 4:30 p.m.;| High for two wins were T. D. (Senior League)--Central CI vs|Thomas, skip; Georgie Kerrin O'Neill CVI, at Kinsmen Stad-|and Thelma Beerthureen, Other jum, 6:00 p.m. and McLaughlin|two-game winners were: George CVI vs Donevan CI, at Kinsmen|Read, skip; Mary Pirie and Flo Stadium, 8:00 p.m. Love; Jack Anderson, skip; May -------~-eet | Price and Jack McLeod. The prizes for high score with MADE FAVORITE | : t to William Pi Bookies|one win, wen iam Pier- LONDON (AP) son, skip; Stella Dewland and made Hasty Cloud a 10-to-1 fa-|*" worite Wednesday to win Satur-|2thel Ward, day's Cambridgeshire at New- market, the last horse race of the year carrying the Irish Bweepstakes, Hasty Cloud, an experienced campaigner who WINTER TIRES with the Deep, was third in last year's race, edged ahead of Father Bed and Final Move, who were given odds of 11 t 1, © Budget Terms @ No Red Tape, We De Our Own Financing Tire Stores 48 BOND WEST (Corner of Church) 725-6511 DOMINION TIRE STORES | | Charles Peacock,. skip; Mrs. | | |penalty spot after Lutzen Over- jed in the annual event: Orillia, Uxbridge. Oshawa, Local 222, HAWKS BLANK BRUINS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Remember Ted Lindsay? Sure thing. He scored 365 goals during his 16-year-career in the National Hockey League, He retired in. 1960. He used to play for Detroit Red Wings. "Used to" is incorrect, Lind- say, highest-scoring left winger in NHL history, "does"' play for Detroit, Rangers Win Tournament At Lindsay LINDSAY -- Oshawa Rangers blanked Lindsay United 3-0 Thanksgiving Day to win the Carl Brown soccer trophy for the third successive year, All the goals were scored in the first half of the action- packed final. One of the Osh- awa goals was scored from the wyck handled the ball near the goal line. Lindsay missed penalty assessed for a similar) infraction seconds later. Seven teams were represent-| Peterborough Prestons, Aurora, Lindsay and Oshawa Rangers, Lindsay edged Orillia 2-1 in| the first game on goals by The Red Wings announced Wednesday that the 39-year-old ex-linemate of Gordie Howe and Sid Abel is coming out of re- tirement and will play this sea- son, Lindsay, out of action for four years, worked out every day of training camp until. he returned to playing shape, He is not the only oldtimer who'll be in the lineup tonight when Toronto Maple Leafs visit ithe Wings for the first game of the season for both teams, All the other clubs have al- ready tasted action, Chicago en- tering. the picture Wednesday night with a 3-0 defeat of Boston Bruins.as Glenn Hall posted a $2-save shutout. Phil Esposito, John Brenneman and John Mc- Kenzie scored the Black Hawks goals, LOTS OF VETS Besides Lindsay, the Wings lineup boasts such old folks as Howe, aged 36, and Bill Gadsby, 37, But the Leafs easily outdo Detroit in that department with such names as Johnny Bower, 40 going on 45, Red Kelly, 37, and Allan Stanley, 38. And don't forget Dickie Moore, 33; who is giving it an- other try after one year on the \sidelines, Lindsay Returns To NHL Warfare 38-32 before a pleased opening crowd of 14,165 and handed the Bruins their second loss without a win this season. Although it was the only game played, there also was action in Montreal where NHL president Clarence Campbell handed out | $500 in fines for a brawl that oc- curred in the Boston-New York | season opener Monday, | Assessed $50 each for game |misconducts were Boston's Reg Fleming, Ted Green and Forbes {Kennedy and New York's Rod Selling, Dave Richardson and Earl Ingarfield, Fieming and Green were given additional lfines of $100 each for keeping \the brawl going. Invictus Juniors Wallop Lakeshore BRONTE, Ont, (CP)--Weston Invictus Redmen overwhelmed Lakeshore Bears 45-19 Wednes- day night after a strong second- |half comeback in the opening |game of a two-game, total-point \series for the Ontario Junior | Football Conference title, The second game will played Sunday in Toronto. Bob Reid, Marty Atkins, Gerry Sternberg, Mike Escott, be Bob Lorimer and Jim. Taylor|s STANDINGS HOCKEY SCORES Pheasant Extension | Irks Niagara Council | VIRGIL, Ont, (CP)--Niagara Montreal Chicago New York Detroit Toronto Boston Wednesday's Results Boston 0 Chicago 3 (Only game scheduled) Games Tonight Toronto at Detroit (Only game scheduled) Eastern League New York 1 Johnstown 5 New Jersey 2 New Haven 4 Saskatchewan Senior Yorkton 4 Moose Jaw 5 Saskatchewan Junior Estevan 3 Flin Flon 4 eoorse By THE CANADIAN PRESS WLT FAM Township council has indicated | it will protest an Ontario de-| partment of game and fisheries' extension of the pheasant hunt- ing season from Oct. 28 to Nov. 11 because the new. ruling al- lows hunting on Remembrance Day, Councillor Arnold Usher said; "It is atrocious that a depart- should ment of the government esovrrnn ENJOY THE WORLD SERIES on Colored. Jolevision in the STARLITE ROOM OF THE Gonosha Hotel sit down and make an order to} allow discharge of firearms on} a day of remembrance." BIRD DROPS MINUS SHOT ARNPRIOR, Ont, (CP) -- G. 8. Levy got his third partridge of the season Wednesday and he hasn't yet tired a shot; The bird, like the others, flew against the big picture awindow of his Riverside home and dropped dead on the porch with a broken neck, 1 _ Youth, however, is the wordieach got touchdowns for Wes- in Chicago. The Hawks were|ton, with Frank Armstrong con- sparked to victory by three) veriing all of them and kicking youngsters who form the sel-|a field goal as well, Paul! dom-seen -- third counted for only 26 goals last season, The Hawks outshot Boston line that ac-) Travis, John Rumble and Dave Sutherland scored the Bears' touchdowns and John McArthur converted one of them. | George Schuler, inside left and| centre forward Lutzen Over-| wyck, Second game was de- cided on corners after Uxbridge | and Oshawa Local 222 played to a 1-1 tie in regulation time. Ux- bridge won the game with three goals to Oshawa's two, Aurora edged Peterborough Prestons 2-1 and Oshawa Rang- | ers beat Aurora by the same score in other games played during the morning. The matches, played at the sports stadium, attracted a large crowd and Lindsay soccer officials expressed delight at the |e libre of soccer served up by ithe teams. LAST NIGHT'S STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Chicago goalie Glenn Hall, who kicked out 32 shots to post | his first shutout of the season as the Black Hawks blanked Bos- | Faster 24-Hour RADIO-CO DELIVERY =~ With our Fleet of -- McLaughlin Coal & Supplies | Delivery Service NTROLLED TRUCKS !! "Turn To Modern Li TELEPHON 110 KING ST. 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