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EBORT ECHOES

By Norman Macdonald Sumnierside Bureau of The Guardian

Ode To The Coastal Movers

0 list to the tale of those bold Coastal Movers

A story of triples. home runs, double plays.

For winning ball games they know all the maneuvers;

it must be admitted, they've got winning ways.

in the outfield Doug Tucker, cool as a cucumber. Hitting homers or "etching those files. be relaxes.

man In deep slumber. But his hits are as certain as Government taxes.

/ Tun ot'ier outfielders. Doug Allen. Garth Harris. They also can spark up that merry-go-roun .

They stride to the plate quite often embarrass The poor lonely nltclier there on the mound.

and

out

Then Gerry Bernard in short field is a wizard.

Like a gay ballet dancer he moves towards the hall

lie fogs it acres. like a sixty- mile blizzard. .

And always "thumbs up" is the base-judge's call.

Thai rusty-haired pepper-pot catcher, Gravelle,

Interniediates Top City

Summerslde Intermediates turned the tables on Charlotte- Ellzabeth Park Saturday. After their 150 drub- bing In Charlottetown, which made them look pretty bad. the boys got back Into the good graces of the local fans by their 8-5 win. Summerslde did

SAINT JOHN. N.B. (CP) — Little Quinton and Success Do split a $1,000 Invitational trot at Exhibition Park raceway Sat- urday night as the track trotting record look a beating.

Both horses bettered the trot- ting mark of 2:0923 establish- ed by Lady Lakeburn two Weeks ago. Little Quinton lowered the mark to 2.09 flat in taking the first heat. and Success Do came back in the repeat for a 2:08:11 clocking. Success Do’s time tied the record trotting mark for a three-year-old Maritime horse, set by Lady Lakeburn seven years ago.

Two other horses. Golden Law and Andy's Son. set new marks for themselves. Golden Law stepped 2214.4 to trim 2 245 aeo- onds off its previous best. Andy's Son was 3 1-5 seconds better _C._______.—————-——

ot is now reduced to a best-of-five exactly slug their way to vic- affair.

WMARITIME RACE aouNnue

Of "get up and go" he's a sure- fire dispenser.

He battles opplonenls like mer- — e '

ry o We’ll leave it right there and stay friends with the censor.

Two Martins — first Harold. a real long-ball hitter. Marty swings and that melon goes clean to the c s. And David. a rookie. sometimes bench-sitter. He'll learn! For he'. one oi our bright hockey stars.

Don Wood down at secmi. Gord Lyon at third.

Those boys both contribute their share to the caus

And Kinch. the serves the las .

And a jumbo-sized portion of all the applause.

George pitches with speed and- a lot of precision. He's cool and collected with

men on the bases. And he's never once question-

e big pitcher. tie-3 t word

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ed an umpire's dec on As a pitcher and player this boy comes up aces.

Take a bow. champions p p

Best of luck as you hit that: tough road — Senior "A".

all you fellows. for hi lay.

tory, but were presented wi

the win on a platter of throwing errors. The game was not very sharp defensively, the delays were a bit exasperatlng. and a bit of rowdyism didn't help. Still a fairly large crowd of fans seemed to enjoy it. The series

titan its old record of 2:1423. Other winners were: Grattan Express C. (2.13:5). Euchre Dan (2.13). Cooke's Adios (2.14:3). and Private Ike (2.10:4).

SYDNEY SYDNEY —- (CP) Border- view Marie was the [one double

N.B. - P.E.I. Team for Tuesday‘s Canadian Junior

Junior golf takes the spot- light at the Belvedere Golf and Winter Club in Charlotte- town for the‘next five days as the country's 80 top handicap boys compete in the Canadian Junior championships.

The last of the field of 80, mostly from Ontario and Que- bec. arrived in Charlottetown last evening. It is the first time a ana ian golf championship has been held in Prince Ed- ward Island.

The 6405-yard Bclvcdcre course will be available to competitors throughout the day for official practice rounds. A number of the title-seeking Jun- iors have been in Charlottetown for the past few days brush-

. . mg up on the. narrow lslandl winning 0: s‘altulrgsasy course The qualifying handi-i card he" cap is eight. I

‘ MATCH PLAY

She took the fifth dash In 2:16 and the eighth in 2:16 2-5.

Star Haven tilt the wire In 2:12 2-5 for the fastest time of the night.

Other winners were Harmon- ca C. (2:22), Jackie Jacksm (2:13 S5). Judy's Beauty (2:12 3-5), Barby Tag (2:21 2-5) and Country Mile (2:14 24).

MONCTON

MONCTON (CP) -— Wayne D. Henley. owned by Bob and Har- ry Robinson of Moncton and

he nadian Junior team: championships for the Pepsi- Cola Trophy will be staged Tuesday. Competitors will play i 36 holes with the low team; total declared winners. Tuesfi day's 36 holes will also serve; as qualifying round for the in- dividual tourney which gets!

with the top 32 and winds

golf championships is shown here with team supervisor

Canada's Top Juniors Practice Here Today

British Columbia won the team championship on that home course at Victoria last year. A member of the west- ern team. Wayne Voilmer, Van- couver, defeated Noll Pumfrey, Victoria. for the individual championship.

Following Is the hole-by-hole description of the Belvedere course:

No. 1—355 yards (par 4) — A drive and a short iron to the green makes this an easy start- ing hole. Fairway bounded on the right by a line of trees (birch and spruce) and large practice area.

No. 2—345 yards (par 4)'—Sli- ghiiy downhill to sloping green. Trees line the right. side of fair- way. which is trapped on r 210 yards from ice and parallel

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No. 33—400 yards (par 4)— Fair 300

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TIGNISH Tignish won a doubleheader yesterday after- noon with Grand River to take the Prince County Baseball championship two games to one .witb a fourth game forfeited. Tignish won the first 12-2.

Clifton Gavin was winning pib cher and Joe Gillis the loser Top batters for Tignish were

Michael Mclnnis. Ed McCue, Leo Richard. and for Grand River; Joe Gillis.

In the second game Tignish won 13-4. Michael McInnis was the winning pitcher and Eric Arsenault the loser.

Top batters for Tignish In

Len Richard, Claude Gaudet. Arthur fennessey and Gerald McCar-

by. For Grand River high bat- ters were Joe Gillis and Jerry

Morrison .

Tignish now meets Kings

ionship.

Lions Blast

.. 3535 , Jack Cullen, Edmundston. to right. Bob lrwin. Doug B b centre. The players are, left MacAfee. Mr. Cullen. Pierre Rossigni. and Kees Huibers.

left by wooded area. Good long- No. 7—205 yards (par 3) - tee shot is essential. otherwise Narrow uphill fairway to green. golfer finds himself shooting Heavily wooded area on both blind to flat green. Out-o-bounds sides. Tee shot needs a lot of directly behind green. Fairwaycm-ry to green bunkered right parallel to No.2. .and deeply left. with wooded No. 4—365 yards (par 4)—Calls.area directly behind. for straight tee shot on down-3 No. 8—495 yards (par 5) bill fairway, bounded right byl Beautiful hole requiring two rough and left by wooded area. long shots to green. Water haz-

VANCOUVR (CPI —— British

point lead on top of Western Football Conference standings Sunday with a 21-4 victory over Winnipeg Blue Bombers before 33.607 fans.

The Iiions' defence poured in

and Ledyard. and left at least injured B.C.'s three touchdowns. while quarterback Joe Kapp set up the other two with some of his best passing of the season. The. scorers were flanker Sonny Homer on a 24-yard pass in the

_ second quarter and rookie full

back Bob Swift with dives In the second and third quarters

Flat green, difficult to hold ard in the form of a deep gully balls. with bunkers front. right and left. Fairway parallel to ' . 3. test of skil

N°' 5—130 yards (par 3), " No. 9—145 yards (par fl) .— Pretty hole. Prevailing Winds Again prevailing winds play imp

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out-of-bounds on right of fair- way all the way to green bunk- On left and

Tough par 4. slightly uphill, not cred right and left. “

too much roll. Wooded areas 0

way uphill, bounded on right and

Qualifyi

Draw for qualifying round of the 1964 junior championship of

underway Wednesday morningg‘Canada for the Pepsi-Cola Sir: up: ver

Cup. and the inlerpro'lin-

25 yards in front of green. Sec- a] and shot needs good carry. Real

Peter K e m p f converted all ee

first quarter on a field goal by

George Fleming and managed; only a third-quarter- single bvf

‘By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘ National League

Columbia Dione opened a three. ‘

three Winnipeg players;

An interception set up one of r

r . Winnipeg led 3-0 after the,

Friday with .the two remain-iclal junlor team matches. for

jiMaddin Top Star At Track Meet

By WINNIPEG

a trim white uniform that iden- tified Winnipeg's Flying M club. rsprinted to clear-cut individual ‘ honors at the Canadian age- class track and field champion-

ship here during the weekend. ii

The dark-haired 15-year-old. in a burst of speed. drove to an unmatched three personal victories. established records In ‘two events making their first appearance on the champion-

‘ Manitoba midget women's re- lay teani that shalt-cred a Cana- dian age-class record.

Paced by a strong contingent ‘

from Toronto. eaStern competi- :iOf‘s won 45 of 71 events. Ten ‘standing records were broken, 13 records were set in new

‘C‘mnty m" "‘9 1513M Champ-events and one national mark

was equalled , Miss Maddin won the midget iwomen‘s 100 yard dash in 11.4 jseconds. the 60-yard dash 1seven seconds and the 220-yard . sprint in 25 seconds. Her times ‘in the 60 and 220 yards estab- jlished unofficial records. ‘ANCHORS RELAY TEAM

She anchored a Manitoba team to a SOT-second victory in the midget women's 440-yard relay -— two—tenths of a second off the previous age-class stan— dard set in 1962 by the Don

WALTER KREVENCHL‘R i Mills (CPI — J a n e 1 game Maddin. a bundle of energy in

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team but the Ontario squad was disqualified for an illegal baton pass.

Other record - breakers (Willi sprevlous records in brackets): l Jana Lundy of Vancouver. ‘five feet, two inches. midget twomen‘s high Jump. (5 ft. 11/: ‘ )

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n. i Pat Filipenko. Stettler, All... 1’21 feel. 7% inches, mid gel. lmen's long jump. (21 ft. 5 in..-.

Cathy Leipert. Burnaby, B.C. _128 feet. 10 inches. midget [women's javelin. (111 ft. 5”:

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, Ian Arnold, Don Mills, 47 feet. ' 11/: inches, juvenile men's triplo ljump. (46 n. 21.7. in.)

Ray Tucker. Hamilton. one minute. 53.7 seconds, juvenile men‘s 880 yards. (1255.9), 1 Dave Ellis. Ottawa. one min- .ute. 53.1 seconds. junior men: 1880 yards. (1: .5)

British Columbia.’ 48.5 sec- 5 onds. juvenile women's 440—yard "relay. (49.5).

Manitoba, 43.8 seconds, juven- ile men’s 440-yard relay. (45.2) I Northwestern Ontario. one :minuie. 31.3 seconds. juvenile lmen's two-yard relay. (1:31.41

RECORDS UNOFFICIAL ‘

All records set at the age- class tourney sre unofficial until ratified by the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada. This is done once a year.

make iron selection difficult. - .

Slopmg green bunker“ left md portant role. In club selection.‘5:901:28Slime!"x 1“ the “m “f

right. Shot carries same hazard and? - .-, .-.___, N“ 5‘53" 5’3"]! ‘PB" 5‘ “' gully as on No. ll. Easy par 3.‘ -

Long dog’s leg to right. wrth No. 1H2.) yards (pm, 4, “I

in other years they’ve have the money to

CRESCENT . . . . . . onioys helping you which the kind of life you iii-t.

o . . will ennui your loan within 30 days at no cost, if

ESCENT’S BRIGHT YOUNG MODERNS

done without holidays to buy for the youngsters. Now they've ioined Crescent’a young modems. They get the money they need for clothes and books from Crescent — and they have the money to onioy their holidays, tool

1118 player! facing in a 36 DOICHI'JQ Pepsi-Cola trophy. (The al. * ow 32 scorers on September lat

driven by Clair Bernard scored

Eastern Juniors Eliminate Souris

SOURIS — Eastern Centen- nial Juniors walioped Souris Legion 18-4 here Saturday to win the best-of-three Kings Sounty Junior baseball c‘iamp- ionship series In straight games.

The Centennial Juniors now meet Summers'lde for the Is- land title.

Gary Park went the distance for the winners. He gave up six hits. three walks and struck M. Ma rd Clinton combined for the loss.

Doug McEwen paced the Cen- iennials with 3-for-4. Souris' Eu- gene MacDonald also had 3-for-

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Souris Midgets Defeat Montague;

SOURIS -— Souris Credit Un- Ion edged Montague Midgets 10- I here Sunday afternoon to take a 10 lead in games for the Is- :nd Midget baseball champion-

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The. second game of the ser- Ies Will be played in Montague Tuesday. 2 pm

ayne MacDonald was the mound for Sounis. He allow- ed 10 hits. four walks and struck out seven. Wayne Cono- han took the loss for Montague. .MacDonald was Souris‘ lead- Ing hitter with a 1-ior-2 game. Steve Ciarkson has 3-for-4 for Montague.

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Restaurant lies Series

HUNTER RIVER —- V and V Restaurant of Hunter River do- ssled Hope River 19-9 here

unday afternoon to the Gulf Softball league final series It 1-1 in games.

Emmett Gallant, received by Mftgeson. was the win-

p c er. D vi took the iota. . d Mm“

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Le9ion Hosts

his second consecutive doubfl win on the Brunswick Downs harness racing card Saturday at

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T'ie four-year-old gelding was a double winner on last Satur- day's card and then came back with two wins Saturday night to

make it four in a row and six a

for the season.

Bernard teamed the horse to wins in identical times of 2:14 1-5. a new win-race record for the horse. It was the only double win posted on the card.

In the featured invitational pace. Fastway. owned by Stan- ley Mayhew of Kinkora. P.E.I.. and Jolly Kerry. owned by De-

hers of Humphrel'. N.B.. split wins in 2:11 8-5 and 2:10 respectively

11 Official functions Include motorcade from the Charlotte-- town Hotel to Belvedere. 5:30} pm. today; followed by a raising ceremony at the golff

course. The P. govern- 1 meat will hold a . banquet in Hotel. today?

the Charlottetown 7 m

The Pepsi-Cola Company will. hold a banquet at Belvederc.: Tuesday. 7 . at whiclii time the Pepsi-Cola Trophy will‘ be presented the winning team.

N.Bi.-P.E.l. 1 Ready To Go

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The combined New Brunswick- ‘

eramlchl Robert took a new win-race record of 2:1 .

Single wins went to Patriclai

Scott C. (2:10): Jet Liner (2:14 1-5). Clayhaveii Snoozer (2:18). and Babe Smart (2:14 4-5). ACKVILLE DOWNS SACKV‘ELLE DOWNS. (CP) — Willie‘s Adios Edgewood Scott shared honors In the 3.0. Crulckshank Mem- orial harness racing feature

ere Saturday night. Both hor- h

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ses had first and second perfor-

mances in the 34. event Willie's Adios took the first

heat In 2% 2-5 with Edgewood

Scott second.

lie's Adios In second spot.

The two horses had 1-2 sum- maries and split the winners share of the purse.

Huckster isbeti third in the first heat. Port Wallis Boy was third in the second half.

Good Mission was the only double winner on the eight-dash card. with times of 2:09 2-5 and 2: 0 3-

1 5.

Border View Robert 2:00). .1. Orla C. (2:10). Splurge (2:07 1-8). and My Raven (2:10 3-5) were other winners.

TRUIIO TRURO' -- (CP) ~ “tree homes had identical times of 2:12 on the elglitdash harness racing card here Saturday night to bat-time honors.

Mills ash (2:10 we Dream ms is) .1 Adam's Joy (2:14 4-5.) .

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Controtownou Awarded Game

madame am am N Juan Baseball

min: at Moncton two years no.

Prince Edward Island team is rated a good chance to improve on their fifth place. finish in‘ last year’s Canadian Junior' golf championship when this year’s edition of the champion- . chips is played at Belvedere‘ Tue

83'.

All four members of the N.B.- 1 RIM. team have had consider- able eirperlence on the. rBelvede‘re course. In fact. they r

‘ ave been in Charlottetown most ‘ of the week practicing for the“ i

urney. - i Th members the team 5 are Pierre Rossignel. 18. Bath- ; urot: Doug MacAfee. 17, Sainti

a 1:, John; Kees Huibers. 17. Camp-l

bellton: an Bob Irwin. 16. Charlottetown. Rosslgnel is the; only player back from last) year's team.

The Nova Scotla entry head- ed by Captain Jackie Brandt. 10, Halifax, is rated a stronger

am than last year. Brandt Is In his third Canadian champion- ship. He paced N.S. to a second place finish at B.C. last year.1 He is also member of this. year‘s NS. Willingdon Cuplr

team.

The other N.S. members are I Brent Austen. 1!. New GUM-t gow; Don Fraser. 16. ’l‘ruro:§ and Bruce MacLean. Sydney: Austen advanced to the quarter- : finals in the junior champion-

| SCORES UPSET

WESTBURY- N-Y- (AP) -; 8.31 — 1.31 —- Gerald Chade- MacDonald was 3 for 4. Harry Or, maybe a visit to the France's Ozo scored 1! ma'ior‘. laine. St. Hyacinthe. Que. (One. Ifch of the Hawks had the 1mm Beneficial, you can take advantage of today‘s DI“ lII fit! 335ml) Enid dIVl- Team): Jack Bryant. Ashbiirii longest hits of the game with "cm": "um," opponunm". PM". n°w__°r non of he Challenge Cup trot Club. N.s. (us. Team): G: back to back triples. or the 15 . h d .t y d . at nomeveii Rachey Saturday Smith. Victoria. so. use. base hits for the flying Hawks ‘°"“,"_‘- G" Y°”' °”_ '" 3“ ' “$- “"4 night. if eating Su Mac Lad. Tum) , went for a". bu". Beneficuil's Golden Anmversa celebration. the ‘s mule-t money—win- ass — is — Ricky Kent. second and third game i nine harness horse. by 1% Victoria. ac. (p.13. Team : (If necessary) will be played in II - Terry More, Winnipeg. Man. Charlottetown over the week- FINANCE CO. OF CANADA Pickwick of West German (Man. Team); Gary Carpenter en . Loans up to ssooo—Your loan can nettle-insured wound III) third "I the “VC- Port Colborne. Ont. (Ont. Team) Hawks 313310401 16 14 2 4313mm contracts on loans over $1500 from field. meow-Hers 0” ass-us— ierreR [- Walkerstiotmaioo 4 so length behind nol. Bathurst. N.»B. (NB. '1‘“

Su Mac Lad. America‘s A.C.'s. Viking fin- ished fourth. semen atomistic:

Some 15 species of ragweed in the 11.8.. but only five)

grow fies b- ‘ hayfever pro l

as) play. - Tuesday. Sept. lat l

will compete in Match Play from Sept. 2nd to 4th). Qualify- ing rounds. 36 holes, stroke

7.00 2.00 Wheeler. Sackviile, N.S.: Ro-t bert MacFarlane. Edmundstonr

competitors .N.B.; Scott Seaver, Oakfield.i onto. Ont. (Ont. Team): ' ‘ ‘White.

'7 to Graham Mac-

. — 12.07 Intyre.

Guy Thibaudeau, Boucherville, ue I

14 — 12.14 — John Sulcliffe.‘ Moncton. NB: Bill Barton. Dartmouth. N.S.: Wayne But-

son. London. Ont.

7.21 — 12.21 — James Read, Truro. N.S.: Robert Fisher. Hamilton. Ont... William Bishop, Dartmouth. NS. .

" — Rick New. Billy Knoll. New

I. - . Milton, Ont: Grant Forbes.

N.S.:

B. .. — Edward Rid- dell. St. Andrews. N.B.; Don- ald Glinz. Truro. N.S.: Tom Macdonald. New Glasgow. N.S . — 2. — Donald Nel- son, New Glasgow. N.S.: Gilles Corriveau. Montreal. Que: Christon Seaver. Oakfield. N. . 749 —— 12.49 — Brian Watson.

7.3. —

Hull. Que: Ted McLeod. Truro. N.S.: George Chapplain. Kent- vllle. N.S.