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8A cum. Charlottetown. sat. Sept. 5. 1954.;

SPORTS FRONT

By NICK FILIJIOII E

Sced, A Real Champ!

THERE WAS no question veterdav in an 'b0d\"s mind who Should be the Oanadian Jun-i0" golf champiiin It's .lim Sled of vancouver who played far better than he had to, to deicat Jackie Bryant of Halifax, 8 and 7

Seed Just had one of those days you dream about. and Jackie was far below his usual game, Bryant said he drove his tee shot into the woods on the seventh hole of the first round and Jim did the same. The big difference

however, that Jim came out and won the hole and Jackie just couldn’t find the putting range. It was the same for t of the day as Sccd led from there on.

For Sced it was a great climax to a great season of golf For‘Bryant it was a disappointment because he felt his long sought Canadian championship would come his way. Two years ago he had reached thc seleinals and last year he made the semi-finals.

The championships went off very smoothly at Bclvcdere. The Royal Canadian Golf Association seemed quite pleased with the meet. And Pepsi people said they thought things went well, All the golfers I spoke to liked the course but for one factor—they thought the greens wcre a little hard and quite often their approach shots wouldn't hold.

Ezinicki Defending

BILL EZINICKI, former National Hockey League star. enters the second day of )la' at Saint Johiis' Exhibition Open golf tournament today ll :ping to do end his title and go on to Monoton tomorrow in defence of his Mont-1cm Open crown.

Ezinicki. now teaching pro at the new Scabury Country

Club in Massachusetts. has won the Saint John tournament for the past two years and hasn't been beaten in the Moncton Open for three '

The sharp-shooting Ezinicki fired a practice round “four- under-par 67 at Saint John Thursday—Only olle stroke oil the course record.

The Exhibition Open offers $1000 to the winning pro and the next six money winners will split $3.000. A (told at 1.5 pros and 175 amateurs are enterec. At lioncton. the top five of 24 pros will split $800 in prize money. Approximately 200 are entered.

Cecil Dowling, Belvedere pro, is entered in both meets as

are Ron Giggey and Mack Kennedy. both second division:

Joe Molly third division. Bob Giggey, fourth division: and eg Newson. fifth division. Prince Edward Island, just haying completed its last

meet of national interest, the (‘rnadian Junior. has the annual Green Gables Open going todav. Monday and Sunday at Caven- dish. A list of close to 300 entries is expected for the meet,

Off The Cuff

THE BIG event of me Isiah) today will be the Invitational track and field meet. set for Memorial Field. 10

others rram _ an . . I guess it's general knowledge now that last year's WINDSOR MAPLE LEAFS will play linmc gamer. out of botil Windsor and Dartmouth in hopes to come out a little better financially this time. The big news in Windsor ':(l\\‘ however. is that last year's playing-coach GEORGES ROY. who it was believed would be back with the club. has asked for his re- lease to coach Sherbroke in the Ol-IA league. I wonder how the Windsor management will handle this. It could cause quite a fuss. If Roy goes so will a luzst of other QUEBEC PLAYERS who were with the Leafs last season . . . . .. An exhibition baseball game that didn't get too much publicity last week- end was the Charlottetown Legion .luvenilcs‘ 5-3 loss to PEAKE'S STATION of the King.r County Lcagiic. Pcakes are a fourth placed club in the Kings. League and the Juveniles are defending Maritime champs .LY MACMILLAN, who returned to St, Dunstan's Saints last season after starring with St. Michael's Majors in (he OHA Junior league arrived in Toronto yesterday for camp with the Maple Leas. Billy says he’s determined to make the pro Cll‘CUll—PCaSlbly the American ocke There's rumor Billy has been offered ‘hellei‘its' if he would attcnd Si. Francis Xavier Univers- ity. Nothing official yet however

Marjorie Turner

Is Here Toda

Marjorie Turner. Halifax Track and Field Club, will lead / a list of more than 150 Mari-

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Having given Jack Bryant course on Friday. Jim Sced of Halifax a solid trouilciiig of Vancouver receives the in t-he final round of the Pepsi-Cola cup from Jerry Canadian Juilior Golf chomp- Riva of Halifax. arm man-

ager for the compaiw. Sced

'nEc'rlves in: GOLF CUP

FIRM.

defeated Bryant 8 aiid 7 and threat from his opponent throughout

received no serious

the match.

~ 'JUMP INTO LEAD

Jim Seed. lanky six-foot, ad- youngster from Vancouver. d- ministered a resounding 8 and 7 defeat Friday to Jack Bryant lof Halifax and won the Cana- dian junior golf championship with surprising ease.

. Sced jumped into the lead latter the first few holes and i never appeared in danger.

. It was virtually precision golf by Seed. Hi5 game was sound in every respem and his approx- imate medal score for “.9 holes played over the Belvedere

Course was even par. Bryant was nine over.

Bryant had no excuses. al- though it was evident be was off his usual - .

“My putting went bad several times and I missed some good chances around the green when I thought I could win a hole. But Jim was too good for 11¢ today."

e two met in the quarter- finals last year at Victoria and gbryant knocked out Seed. The 1963 winner was Wayne Voll- mer, also of Vancouver.

Seed was four up after the morning could of the 36-hole fi- nal and increased the margin to six up at the turn in the after- noon. He ended the match quickly with winning pars on the 28th and t .

The new champion is an 18- year-old science student, in his second year at the Universtty of British Columbia. He hasn’t decided what he will do after he gets his degree but admitted some aspirations to no a golf professional.

The two 18-year-old boys, 1‘1

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lMoore's Hockey Career

is Still Very Doubtful

, MONTREAL (CP) — Dickie 'Moore admitted with some I gloom Friday he won't know un- til at least another week if he lwill be physically capable of making a comeback this season in the National Hockey League with Toronto Maple Leafs. Moore, '31: - scoring left winger with Montreal Canadiens

for 10 seasons until his retire- ment one year ago, underwent a minor knee operation re- cently to remove a bone chip.

He had the stitches removed Friday and was able to discard the crutches he had been using to ease the pressure on the m- jurd left leg.

“(I'm still pondering it,"

I Local Abbies ! To S’side

1, The Charlottetown Interme- diate Abbies will travel to Sum- merside today where they will tangle with the Summerside In- termediate club. Team mem-

MAKE SAME SALARY

1 Pride Of Newfoundland l Definitely No’r Returning

itely will not be returilin‘: to the

make the NHL said in n icic— ,tp'.lonc interview from his lzome (

' DAVE BUTLER

form one “no. “George

National Hockey League this play dct'cnce where he year. which things brick there. i willlhad The only Newfoundlaiidor to play centre on one line whilclhave lost

Jack. another line. This will give us.

By "We will be split up on the, have to consider teams lik

ST. JOHN’S. Nflrl. IC‘Pi —~ team." he said. cxplainin! t‘latj Gander which wasn't too good. Alex Faulkner says he dct‘in- lie and his brothers would notilast year and it is going tolhand Saturday afternoon Aug. will? take an extra effort on their can, part to build a team like they they some of their best

last year because

if he plays, will be on players." He said he fully expected pr

bers are asked to meet at the Charlottetown Legion home at 11.15 for the trip to Summer- .side. The Abbies are leading ithe best of seven series two games to one and they will be going all out for a win in h home team's back yard.

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e boro; Cisco (5-15) and Gender. HR

Moore said Friday after his re- turn from the doctor's office. “I can't do much with the leg yet. I'll get on skates in a cou- ple of days and see what hap- pans."

BASEBALL SCORES

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National [league

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: L.A.—Griffitli (4). Second

Skeet Shoo-f At Winsloe

Sixteen marksman were on

ust 29th and a number of good scores were posted on this first afternoon shoot of the season. With the Provincial Champion- ‘ships just two weeks away a

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Detroit

Minnesota

“All this delay is bad for my- self in trying to make a decl- slon." he said. "My wife is as much in the dark about my comeback as you press guys. She keeps asking me the same questions too."

Combines Tap Johnston's Team

ALBERTON —- The West Prince Combine: softball team defeated Johnstons Sheet Metal Workers 12-5 Wednesday even- ing on the Bloomfield diamond to tie up the intermediate “D” send-finals at one game each. The final and deciding game is scheduled for early next week. Ed McC s the winning pitcher and Bob Banks Dick Crozier shared the loss. Leading batters for the Com- bines were Baglole, Malone and Wilkie. Bob Banks got two home runs for the Summerside team and Crozier got one home run.

at Harbor Grace. Friday he power plays on two lines r'ld tests from me 0mm. teams 300d Sh°°t _i5 e’fpemed a"! Heft-"er (5.7) Ritchie (7) Gray talked to Sid Abcl. manager of a good defence.“ George Faulk-_ think there Wm be rumblings afternoon Wthh W111 Eel- lm 91" (a) and Tillman; Gram (1240) the Detroit Red Wings ’l‘lim-s- ncr played almost 60 minutes all along, me “no.” way at 2 P-l'fl- ‘ and Batmy. Zimmerman (7). day. Abel told him if he did re- of every game last year. Howie‘ Meeken a former NHLI The fonowmg 15 “I. 1'95"“ s: Bos_M_amiua (25)_ Min 'port this week he probably Hockey authorities in New-.star with Toronto and no“. 3 0f laSt WEEkS fihOOI- _Kmebrew (45) verwlles (13) would be earmarked for sen-ice fountllanc: Iare dividedVHoln thlejsports commentator with a lo_ A0323; i; Oliva 2' (30). with Pittsburgh of the Amcr— merits o loving an . ca- ca] radio Station. 53.5 x . n r

‘A ""‘ icaii League. a Detroit farm ibrc player in the NAHA. Wal-9pau1kner is just wimt the}“- 11135 23“ . gor-n-co: lgte- a team. (or (‘larke of Grand Falls. sec-{NAHA needs. lL. Windsor 221 p

"I will be playing this year rctary - treasurer of the NAHAL “He will raise he level oflo. Harper 22' see

‘-with the Conception Bay Ceo- said a time - Faulkner team: hockey herein Meker said. “But G. Carson 21 line of bees," he said. "I had quite a would make a shambles of thel the o‘ther teams are going to D. Eva 21' bit of trouble last year and at league. It would squeeze out i take a whipping in the process. M. Kelly 20 B o l E N S I 28 I know that once you are the weaker teams. This is just what they need_ C. Beazley 18' down, it is pretty hard to get COULD CAUSE SHAMBLES :we have been trying to raises. Johnston 18 Lawn and Gardenl up again." _ . “ 15 “9"” 5° g°°dt the level of hockey here but itlL- Dorion 17 '

Will the Cecbecs he will join that he can make a great deali can't be done if someone like w. Steckley 17 Equipment ' his older brother. George, play- (at dil‘fcrcnc: bug with Alex.ipau1kner doesn't start the ball R. Crane 16 I I ing coach of the (com and a ‘corgc. .ac an a new pro-E r "in y M k I. ~ ,~ F. Tumbu“ 15 - - former member of the Shawin- t‘cssional goalie. that would 1 cfiachg with eset.eJohlns’s l’olfbigglx MacDonald 15' Ker”. cumchue" igan Falls Cataracts of the make a shambles of every-, A“_Newfoundland League. lJ. Myers 15 ;Quebec Hockey League in the thing." ‘ ———l ‘P. Rd . Montreal Canadicns farm sys- Clarkf‘ Said if any One 103ml ' :5 Back!” ' '

time competitors in today's In- vitational Track and Field meet at Cllarlottctown‘s Memorial

Turner, who has rcaclicd Canadian Legion first cl ess standards in the 100 an 220

yard dashes and shot put, is rated one of the outstanding fe- male athletes in the Maritimcs‘ and one of the best ill the country.

The l7-ycar-old Slielburne nat- lve won the 100 yd. and shot, out at the Olympic trials and was outstanding at the Canadian Age (.‘lass championships held in Winnipeg last weekend.

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i ternationai League.

ion a business plan lhere." he said. "If this comes

:scttle here in Harbor Grace for.

lg

‘ with Pittsburflh.

ARSENAULT FAVOREI) Cliarlottctown‘s Andy Ar— sciiault will be highly rated in the mile and 880-)‘ard events. Today‘s mile should be one of the best races of the summer Arsenault facing Bridge- town's Bob Lockctt and Waync

Beazley. Hantsport. Arsenault recorded the best mile "me 0 HS career at the .5 L ‘

CL:iia...an Age Class meet in Winnipeg last week as he plac- ed fourth in 4:19. He says hc, 230 m likes to run on the 'cornered'iMld {gh'h Charlottetown track and ma 11).: ge 6 Pl V n lower his times in the 880 and‘ '"cus' pen 09 a" ' mile. 5

Athletes will attend the meet: from Halifax, Antigonish. Ches- ter, Brfilgetown, Saint John,‘ Moncton, Oromocto, Middleton,‘ Salisbury. Amherst. Sackville,l Tnu‘o. Dupull Corner, and Pt.

MARJORIE TURNER

-Opcn and Juvenile Comb. 3.30 pm. 3 Mile Run. Vault Hammer Throw. 4

00 pm 800 Yard Relay

events:

Times approximate only. 10.00 a. . urdles—hcats 60 yards, 75 yards, loo yards~ heats Midget Boys Broad Jilij Girls High Jump—Midget Girls D us—Ope

Ball Action

so u.

ID.” .111. 880 yards (Juvenile resumes and Open) fill!

(his Sunday.

Venue. II.“ mm. M Yards — Heatwanother Kings County _ V Boys Broad Jump. Midget

,v , Girls High

s e r i e s

m ‘ Boys Hig .lump. Put—Open.

FIRST REPORT

“yards—(Juvenile The Us.

l on another planet.

100 Yards Finals Jump (Boys) Open

“L Juvenile 'Milc Relay —- Open The following is A list of thc 9‘79" ."f’iiflp 994%.- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS walk“ “0‘” and 5mm" 0‘" “V0-

‘ Kings County

«0 Yard Relays“. Georgetown at 4 pm. at George— 131 town on Monday. Cardigan will play the loser of the Morell. Mt.

‘ll. launched towards Venus in "uh (“ml December. 1962, was the first 5"“ PHI—iman-made object to send backl ington, Narum (9-11).

. Hoc _ 1 affiliated

» lprofcssionals besides the coach.

I th ‘n'ur'esl of last ear," be 2.45 DJ“. 220 Yards —— Finals‘ eid‘ J ' g y Juvenile Broad Jump, Javelin,

Pole -- Juvenile Open 16 lb. i

.ets:

1

Kings County baseball action More" Midget Hop Stcpiwill travel to Mt. Stewart to Jump 12 lb. Shot Put—Ju-imcct the Huskies at 2.15. Ver- gnon River will be at Peakes in fixture with game time set for 2.15. The .mle winner of the Morell. Mt. Stew-

r will go against

lning (15-41, N

1

satellite, Mariner .

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‘ 3°0- Btel! and: to earth a report. on COCCIIICIIS‘ lnesota, Kant (ls-7).,

pect any trouble from the in- ‘juries which kept him off NHL ' ice most of last season. “I am

Mocller Jackson l9-131. l\. 9a ‘

Chicago, Horlen, (10-81.

tem. Another possible for the is built too strong, it will noti Cc younger brother do the league any good. “We.1 Jack who played last. year with the Johnstown .lcts of the In-

Doug George Wins Matches

Doug George defeated Paul Rays 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 in the quarter 1 d .. finals of the Prince Edward ls-j

' land open tennis tourney. George then went on to elimin- ate Bill Blanchard in the semi- final round. 1

Blanchard won the first set, l it then George game back strong to win the next two 6-2, 6-1 and the right to advance to the finals.

The final match in the tour- ney is scheduled for this after- noon at the local tennis court. Doug George will come up against Jim Cullen for tie Is- land championship. The match is s'hcduled to get underway at

. lcx said he had ol'iei‘ rea— sons for staying in Newfound- land. "I hope to got word soon

to open through. it will mean I will 00 GETS SIMILAR SALARY

He said he will be paid a salary by Harbor Grace coin- parable with what he would get

I l I l i .

The Newfoundland Amateur Association which is not‘ wit'i the CAHA. al- lows all teams in All - New- foundland League to have at least one professional player. Harbor Grace is allowed three

Alex is thought to have been oflerc" 1 salary in tile vicinity, of $9000

M - 3 . Faulkner says he doesn‘t cx- .. pm

Town League Ball Action

SOURIS — The Uptowners shaded the Centretowners 9-8

, in Souris Town league baseball laction here last night. Eric ; W'lite went the distance for the winners. Eric gave up nine hits.

not feeling any ill effects from

sai . “l ayed soccer this summer and my ankles are k”

PROBABLE PITCHERS

Probable rwitchers for todav's .Te'lry Climo“ to“ care "f the major league baseball games: “mm”: Chores {or the CE“ re‘ with won-lost records in brack-l ‘9“"5- Terry “'85 tagged (or

nine base knocks. walked six ,and struck out three. ' (6,7) 0,. Jack Rogers was the big York. man with the stick for the win- ning squad with n two for three and)” performance. John McQuald

Bum garnered three hits In four trips to the plate for the losers.

Dave Jennings and Brendon

National League Los Angcles. Ortega (7-13) at New

1 r c i s c o. H (10-10) at Philadelphia.

Houston, Johnson (10-13) at“ ; MacAulay of the Centretowners

RACE 1

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RACES 3 - 7

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Detroit.

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