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SPORT ECHOES

By Norm-n Macdnnnlli

Summer-aide Bureau of The Guardian

Possibility Of Third Team

A meeting was hold at Klo- kora Sound-y to consider the

its ' oi - third team's applying tor entrance to tho Summerslde basebau League. This team. it it enters. will be recruited largely lrom Kinknn and Kenningioo. The meeting was chaired by Terry Carrier oi Remington. one oi the lead. ing promoters oi the pmleot. it is hoped that this gm will be able to licld a kiln considered strong enough to he acccptahle to the Summer. side League, as two teams are

u-arcely enough to make a circuit suilicicntly attractive to baseball hills.

The team would have to have I prcily strung nucleus from Iha centres at ltiniioi-a nnd Kenning. ion. The suggestion that the Sum- merside tcams might help by dcalmg oil players lrom tho lawn is okay as la: as It goes. but team managers generally don‘t have enough or saint Nick in them to re away any at their ace players, and though the ones given would certainly

A Pleasant

We attended the siimmrrside Fish and am Association "Flsharamn" at Scales Pond on the holiday. end it war ii pleasant experience. The wea. ther man was at his smiling best, and you didn‘t have to catch fish to entry yoursell. wtnch was a good thing because nobody caught any. at least while we were them A gentle. man lishing nail! to us caught a 3‘1 ponnder quite early in the morning. but he hadn't register- ed lor the contest so couldn’t collect a prize. The closing hour was ad anced lrom 6 pm. to s p m. and the lish may have and. ed their boycott alter we lolt. permitting some patient tisher- {01k to cash in on the prizes.

We learned early ii iii. that tlshins contests are tilled

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Lasi Week’s Bouquet

When it comes to running and jumping and throwing weights.

The will to win is

Most powerlul among the high school ' who right till tale says: "hints"

Baseball Players .

Register

All young "I?" m‘i‘l' 15 yours nt age are reminded that thisI evening l! registration night {or} All desirous Di playing baseball.

help to tilt the necessary com. Plement or players to make a team. they c not ex- pected to increase the all-round elleciivcness oi the new aggro. gation to any appreciable ex- tent Doubilcss there are some pmlly good hallplnyers in lieu. singioh and Kinkora, and nor. sihly lmm rural settlements hear those L'Cnll‘es. and ll. is quite within the realm oi possibility that this third team might make it interesting {or our Summer. sidc Ponliacs and Junior Leli- mnn'rcs.

Lets try to get all the boys playing at some sport or other so they won’ rn “sport oi idi scare" pastime. which has al. ready reared its lrrrsponausio head Ir Summon We ro- cclved one oi Lhm calls. and can testily even

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sure that the “III! II V “here I: nlwlyn III-l

i in nls".

t a though we were 99 and

percent a

other 100 to one long shot Ilinl i

can cause you a considerable arr-cunt ot uneasiness.

Experience

with chances oi fllu'n. it doesn't matter how enthulan do the llsbmnen are. it tho tish are not. Yell! no. never mind how many. a group oi ul decided to have a tlahliig con- tent on the road bordering tho mill.dam tn Murray Biver Talk about excitement: Tb winner linished with it. an. other tellow was breathing down his nut with Li. and we managed to show with it. it was such it asserts that we de- cided to have another the nest weeli at the same place and be tween the same hours. This ' the winner caught one. Nobody elu caught any. w. decided to spend the next sat. urday alternoon playing Dum- tunes

So wall.deselrved bouquet!

And I Wvl’d nr lwo of prlln

Must go (0 the Sum-Hi chumps. Inhn Pnlrier Ind Shelli Mc- innls.

Today

line up luilr or more teams. This will depend «in the number of players who turn out.

However. the Clly League's

'nie 'presldont's reception' ‘ lying live opening oi the doll season at the aliarlottm town Gold club was held at

GOLF SEASON OPENS

the club Saturday night, Sims. 3110 turned out for the It Replica and bullet chains.

Mn. ’Illlnmail Laidllw. Vlw president welcome Mr. Hid Widen! lief!) and Dr. J.K.Ia. M“. A. G. Macmillan m libs Irwin lsecmu‘l hum lam duh Mimi.

ms ANGELES (AP) e Her-i aid-Examiner sports writer Budi Furlllo said Monday Night ulnti general manager Fred i-isney oi Lin geles

so in another American League

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Furllln raid Angels manager ill Rigney wan to meet later Monday night with Cleveland general nunager Gabe ‘ and held boss Birdie Tebhetls.‘ The Angels will give Cit-W: Be- linsky and another unnamed player tar pitcher Gary iicll and. two unnamed Cleveland play- era. Fuiillo added.

it the proposal doesn't work

, the Angels have other pros panels in mind. in the mean time Belinsky is being re. mnved irons the starting mla»

pen duly, Furillu said.

The assignment oi Belinsky to the bullpen brought a warning tram Angel pitchinK comm Marv Griasdm that Belinsky Ind piwher Dean Chance would not be allowed lo clown around.

Belinsky and Chance twice have been lll'le (or violation: oi the team‘s curfew Ngula- Lions, ihe last time 5200 each.

“Wt- haven't even discussed lending HA! In hhe minors," Rig- ney said, “He's gut. ennugh 5!qu ito pitch in the motors so why .should We send him down."

What‘s wrong wilh Bcliiiskyl.

"He doesn't got enough ouu," Rigney quippcd. “He's ecn

lion and will have _to do hull- *

in Charlottetown this season in‘ main objective is to give every so lar ar the City League is Cong player wanting to play ball on cern OPPnrtuuiiy to get into the game

Little Lengucrs, Pee We e st and at the same time provide in-

wlld. l dnh'l know what his trouble 2 was great in' spring tr hing Now he get: behind on His ballcrs and has

ih lhc biillpch for awhile and

BO BELINSKY

v Mllwnukne 10 Chicago I

Bantams, etc. will. as usual} let underway as small as schooll closer and will be organized by.

a qualified stair working underl register and il unable to rnalrelare wg

the Abegivcits and Flu ygrnund Commission.

Tonight‘s rcgistralion will take place in the games room at the City Armouries and olticials will be on hand lrom T to m to take registrations. In answer any Questions players may DIIX for-

lri-init-iiiatr-ly tnlloiiiiig regis- tralioh, league hll'icials and team rnachc: will not together a nil

BASEBALL SCORES

SATURDAY American League Lns Angeles at New York. ppd.

rain Kansas City at Boston. ppd.. rain

Mlnnesnu B Cleveland 1 Detroit 6-5 Wnshlnsmn 3‘7 Chicago 1 Baltimore 2 Nlilonnl Lennie Fhllzdelphla 2 Houston 3

New ank 4 San Francisco 0 . Cincinnati I! St Louis 7

Amide-n Lellun Minneloll +7 Cleveland 6-0

Chicago 3-4 Baltimore 4-: petrol: 5 Washington 1 Nllknnl League 1 Milwaukee M Chicago 3‘2 New York 0-2 lass Angciea H ‘ Philadelphia 3'5 San Franciscn‘

Clnclnnlti IO Si. Lnull B Pilllburfl: 5 Housion U MONDAY Allch

In Cue-lo 1.0 02 II.— 5 7 1 Wuhm 0|. 30 1Q)— I

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Fisher (55) Elumlnn IE), lmnln (7) and MIRIAM Che (H) Kline l3) Ind Relzer. H“: W ~Kllll (5). MI“ mmm— 0 SI) Illflmon NIWm—G d0 mu Regan 415) Anderson I0 Elln '7) Ind Fflehn our 2

Pl!)le (M) Ind 0eran HI“: Bait—Gentile Ill. Erlndt l8). Adllr (II, Powell (OI. Min-nah Dioram— llol MI

Paschal I'l'l. Dllley l7) Wllwn tut. Lam-be dill! ill and Tlllmall. HR. Mlnn— (El. Alliwn (lo), Xfllebrew (4).

I.“ AI‘IIH mum— I 1“

(“ii

are registered.

1 will win the are

lereslidz ball games. Players interested in playing ball are urged to be on hand Ini

it, to send their name. age and position they play with a relic le triend who will see that they

5 Tea ms Enier Soifball Loop

i-‘lw mam: Will make uv Ihe East Prince Soitbali League this scason, it was announced at the league's annual meet at Sevrn Mile any last evening.

The live teams are Augustine Cove. Borden, Albany. Bedcnue and Seven Mile lay. There is also a possibility oi Crap-ad and 'l'ryon entering a team.

Arne". Bell of Borden wll‘ head the lcaizne executive this snason with William Callback oi Eedcuue. vice- president; Ara, old McGrath, Seven Mile Ely. secretary- treasurer, Each team will have a representative on the execullve

has been Announced

as the deadline lor cittrlea an the regular schedule will be drawn up by June l0. Each learn may register ill playera and it was decided that the regrtr tloh lee per player would be S Thls money would he used to help pay tor umpires.

Augusilne Cove cultured the league Championship In! season nnd the Island Seafood's Il’oDhy.

Danny Gallivan Proves Popular

SUMMERSIDE — Dlnuy Gal- llvnn made I dlclded hit with

the guests at the RCAF aports- ‘

men's banquet at the composite

mesa satnrdny evening. ills hu-

morous nuccdolea nonvnlsed his

listcncrs. and his message oh-

vlousJy impressed them very r .

SAMIWIK‘IIHI belwee'n little Iel-I

luru Danny made horn: tiller. ehllng prudlcllunl: Geollrlo'n will be back with the Cluldlena

y Cu .

Thu speaker nnld lrlbulz to ill! ordinary Ciiimus who llve ol their timr to help minor lporia Hc stressed the great value til those sports in mould young» ten into good citimia,

In the absence of the 00.. GM! Cmdr. . . Inherlnl loll Introduced lh!

- plichctl two hhill

come in with a pitch and—— b

disappointrd and' so We‘re going in put him

:' Orioles Crush .22..

Bengals 6-0 I

BALTIMORE in?» 7 Balti‘ more. Orioles hacked Ihe Ilve-Iill pitching ol Mill Pzppns with; Iour home run: Monday niuhi. and Whippnd Delmil Tigers (>0 The unusual display oi power in spacious MCmm-ial Stadium included solo homers by Jim‘ Gentile and Jerry Adair. and two-run homers by lack tirandt‘ and iioog Powell. The tour hom-l er: were only nlle all the club‘ record im- A home game Gentile hil. his homer III! De- troit slarler Phil Regan lo onnnl the second inning. Alter Powelll walked, Brandt slugged his. I

Adair powered hts homer leading oil the third. ncganal-I toleading oil the third. Began al. ed only nne other hil, A single. belore he was rcmnvedi (or n pinch-hitter in the Iourlll.; hellever Bah Anderson wnlkcd‘ Gentile in the into and Powelll hit his eighth homer. tieing Geri-l l

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file for the club lend.

Jones Saves I Leaf Victory

TORONTO toppMaior league veteran Sad Sam Jones came in [mm the bullpen ioi stills a last—inning rally Mondayi and give Toronto Maple nla: L3 International League iC-‘ tory over Columbus lots In the second game or a holiday dnu- bleiiudzr.

The Win KEV? inweep oi the twin bill.

l

llli‘l‘

crush the ilEil 133 ill lilo wenur.

Jones come on m the memo iinning oi the shortened second game alter real starter Cccil Butler walked one man nudl In Pnnchn Her~ rein. Wlku Jones tinlshcd wnlit-. log horrors, it moved the tying ; run to second.

Bill hr slruck mil Geri! Alloy .on a a: pitch with the runners lmnvlng, and catcher .llm Cokcr l

uncxmcledl . with main or ceremon keeping the present cation or a long list ol upon: prizes lively by his genial wittl- t-lsmil

(I)! 'I

or. F0 Puller. pinch» hlltlhg iiir F0 Hmle. who Wu holillllllzed

Alle'r the program we giirsts rt-pain-d to the recicnlliin ltall , tur dancing. , I

f

i is

the boats at "m"

see it pitoliih oacli Marv Gris« sum Ta ghu‘n him all

MAR. RACE ROUNDU‘P

) wxs. Ns. lCFl rKin- . owned by To rtan stahics oi iialiiax. patch to a double win in tho leature race hcrc Monday night. .

The only double winner on the right-race card was pacer Buds dy hybrooir. owned by Mrs i-iei- ensu'Bricii at Windsor Junction. N. .

Both donhlr umnccs raced to the three-quarter mile course.

winners in hall-mile r s e e a werc: Mr. Lee Chips owned it y Cllll Cochrnne oi Wolloii. N.s.: Wnychamp owned by Donald Ratchloid ol Newport, N.S.; Joe's lruturc owned by E

‘ Carey at Windsor .iu n Miami ‘5. and [Jen‘s Pick ownl‘d byl

Filllon Morcside at Lower back- ville. N 5

SAINT JOHNv NB. ICFI r—« Fred Sal. tutored in tilie lastm mile nf the nighl Monday In file senson‘s opening Arms: rat:- ing card at nearby Exhibition Park Raceway.

Fred SJ. clocked the mile in 2:13 and mlummd $11.51. Be mmmned with AllslbIIR. Win- nm‘ 01 lite lint an In: C “.50 daily d‘zuble puv.

Bob E Enter all“? dnlh winners. UM]: M F. returned the biggest mull

threw out Larry Elliot sliding into third. .ionei then retired pinchhitier Tony Asaro on a ground hall to rave Lh- victory.

t r also drove in the win- ner In the last oi the when he beat out an lnlleld hit to sum Ncil chrisiey lrom third base.

the opener. Toronto blasted Columbus starter i Pehsniclt tho mound with six riins in the lust inning and rolled up

my mum out 2,] h"; ,0 Ill 11-] load aiirr three innings.

IS "AND" WALKER

PETERBOROUGH. England I

lCPl anllcr Cornelius, :59. plans to "walk" 50 Willa on I‘ll. hands. His tralnln! workouln

lhavc boon interrupted by police I who say he is obstructing trs tic. W rnltitluywlnil ia rrmmr‘ eiems And it ante.

tar. w i Isr‘l

Spor’rs Scribe Says Angels proved Belinsky Trade

unis activities haven't_becn a

I blonds Illm beauty. “9': bull I Inmllllr figure In the Holly- wnnd night spots.

Beansky Starla his rank). aeawn of 1961 with I 61 mark. but wound up 10<ll. m .

21 men while striking out «1.

Kings League Prexy Named

Rev. Donald Machnnun at Mt. Stewart was elected presi- dent M the Kim County Eam- ball league at Lin League‘s an- nual meet In Morel] Friday night.

other mamben of the exacti-

Thorn is a possibility that the tcsms will play twice as many games as last year. with games played on Wednesdays and Sundays, This would mean

2 home filmed AMI two Iwuy

games for each team against 11an in use him a: a lung man oath oi the (1th league en- in reliel." '

Bigney said Bel’ in night-

day. No sabndnle has been ne- , leased as yet.

at the thm, tor winning the liltli robe. He combined wiui tirattan Ethan-s: C tor a oiiincua return at 53.30.

The enactm- on Anaconda and Little Bob 1: paid $37.90 in tho eighth race.

Another caid will be present- ed Saturday night.

TRURO ICPl i Jusedll. Clansmnn, owned by G e o r g s Turner oI Dartmouth. N3” won both his hail—mile heats in th e holiday card at Trnro RIC-way

MAKES VDUR

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ny, ether hairmile winners were: ohiowny owned by R. Feather- stone. and Dude's Girl owned by G. Turner. both ot Dartmouth; iYnnkce Fire owned by Pier- l and Gus. Pugwash. N.S.; Dynlv ’mlie Volo owned by in. Rock- well ol Mount Unlocks, N. 5.; Master Bod owned by w. piers otpngwsah, N.s.: and Glad liaven owned by M, Turner ol Dartmouth.

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l . ' PM “I' '“5 ALL-Punros:

delivery of sununurt rucrolt your Doel tray M Ina—mowing, l’ I lions drive tartar-tombsz " r- roser' “'1‘”! look. T61 DRIVE Em“pr F'm‘ Lg”! WHEEL HORSE NOWl Bull l I tar Irv u "' ' nousus BROS. STEAD‘S at JONES me. ico'i'.‘i"1'i‘iii'.'¥‘tii‘i'e' III-1 2-1234

Never Bend May Not Run

In Third

NEW YORK (APl—Ctln I!” Suble'l Never Bend. lech in the Kentucky Dewy And third Ln Hie Freshman. Wflnfly Ll out ol the third III! tiled in the Triple Crawn [Erin—(Ill Dd giant sink“ It Mum“ Juan

'Tiie horse's owner. Capt. liars-y r. Guggenheim, said Monday Never Bend la being

pulled out at rncing until he re- covers tully irom an snide iii- iui-y aullered at lteeneisnd this

flaring. 1 “I don’t know how long that

I Virus Invades l Downs Track

HALIFAX (CPI -— About an

Leg Of Classic

win is. Wm said. "it mushy. who in. its lengths certainly Ionnu doubtful mat in in no t mind will‘hna able to run in the nei- % man.

one report was tint the Cain Hay are. winner at $50.4". gvb‘alfiy would not be m in:

a

e 4 “Tim la a hit prenumnluoua." the owner uldv "We have been' nursing the ankle. hoping

Twins Drop Red Sox 6-5

BOSTON (AP) — Mlnnesas. Twins shelled Boston out ol the wwid com. "m, In rum. American League lead Monday Now we have decided that wci "Isl". dawning the Red son or should give the horse I rest slid" on home runs by Earl Battey, es in, mine mi mm," Bob Allison and Human itille. Never Bend ran a good nec- brew Blur tight rellel pitching and to outsider Cboteougay in Bill Da ey. the Derby. 1V1 lengths buck and end oi e tavored Candy sooth However, he was a dis- appointing third ln last shtnr.

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bailey came on in the seventh sites the Red Sox had scored three times against Camila Pasuunl and Garry Bosgonbiiris ay's preaknus at Balttmnr and tanned rranli Malrone. the Spots won the Prado, eagne'i loading batsman. with lengths ahead ol ctia- t two men in scoring position.

a a-

borses housed at nearby Sackvll- le Down: Raceway hnvo been allected by an lniluenaa. ty p e virus. I Downs gcnei-al manager .iack Crulclishnnk sold it appeared to be the some type oi virus which has struck other lumen racing trap/lain in can and the United a

lie r:ld every measure puslhe ie is being taken to prevent a or sprmd and to treat the horses alxent‘ly affected.

Veterinarian Dr. KR. Ain lie said the firm. relcrred to a variant oi another strain. has been isolated “liul it will to k e lime”. to develop a scrum tor its prevention."

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