YP The Santan, Charfotetown, Sat. July 1, 196. HUNTERS” CORNER r Trou : . As Month Of July Closing

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My with its warm, .snn- the three ‘appointees’ are to. be* ee ol aches, crowded to ca- diver a- three, month courge—in pacity w ith both. lotal residents respect to their duties,.T six- ” visiting. tourists. will: soon ty-five dollar question at. t-he: he vehopoied ‘tio the memory col. moment is: . “What . protection amo August ni s-are chi 1) and .will our-trout. enjoy from t-ow summer js on the wane althouch Until . Nove rr?” Methi nks ¢ September Can. he a-loveby somebody has got their ‘wires month but inclined to be unpre- crossed’. Some anglers. -don't dictable at times . --.* worry about being caught with This past. two weeks frout-ansover the limit catch but a have _ bapa. unpredictahle and féw. play _ it safe after: they ler has we se every trick in the contipue casting If the eae ss trade to coax ane — Inth aking-they catch is larger than- the hus offering Reports are com- smallest. one: in their creel they inc in recardiric the practice of throw the smallest one_ away. washing, or flushing: out, of po- One day I -was “questioned = on tato . sp trout streams ‘this point and had an answer and the killing o trout in‘t'4e alk ready on the tip of“my ton- | “thousat The t recent ir gue -One day, im the. long ago, ~ .Went brought-to on iitantion 1 stopped the ear on. a bridge occurred at. Donal thts spanning a noted trout stream. week Pie Observing a trout six Incnes. or Quite. a few year » Fenton: bétter, floating downstream I Court. a resident of the district examined it. and was surprised built a damon } property. It to find that it didn’t have any eas not. overly larce but a top “predator marks on its body. such trout fishing Snot’. Fenton is-not'as a- King Fisher .or Great Blue a keen ‘trout fisherman but en- Heron woukd make, I got sus- joves making a few trouting ex- picious and decided to check on.

peditions-te his -dam-.and taking his friends. al He received quite. a-shock this ‘week when he

what was goihg on upstream. GIVES FINE

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visited His pond deadg trout. I hadn't travelled very far

fm the hundreds lined its shores.cwhen T met. two more floating : _Some.of them in the twelve inch down stone dead but not_a mar, Juniet, Champjonship Regatta

bracket down-to fincerlings One on their bodies. tt wasn’t Tong ays Vv -at the —-torta-P a: visitor counted. one: hundret-umtittcameto- the angler. He cienaiblars Yacht Club. The modore of ang “a short section of itsiwas cool as hen 1 turned | competition is ‘taken place’ in

shoreline. Investigation disclos- out his cree) founted | Be eneerer ret eee ee ed that. a potato spraver had catch : oir: exactly.

can't do anything about it stated quite cockily — “I have the twenty allowed.’’ That’s what he | thought -

charged him with. ‘angling iG more than twenty trout’.- The penalty imposed twenty ae

been washed in the stream that flows into the dam. T understand that:.the sprayine operafor is known. TI -also understand that Mr. Court made a complaint to the R.C.M’P. and was. informe that they no longer had anv jur-

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PROBABLE PITCHERS |

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Probable pitchers for today’s

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ead in the Senior class. Another _ field and his daughter.Sally were

‘only race and the of Joan | King

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Phe First. Ni stoma ‘Flying competition they finished fourth. Junior’. Championship ever to be |Dave Stewart and Allan. Prowse | hele = the’ Island. got off to less were the «sixth place ‘fintshers ‘on “flying start yesterday jad” this was* good enouzh, to wind’ give them second ‘place in the:

forced the postponment )of .the ‘Junior class. \The? were -follow- j sevond of two races scheduled ed closely by Gordon Titimarsh |for. the opening: day of the title and Don, Love, another Char- ‘hunt oF -lottetown entry despite the fact

As .things turned out ital Tidmarsh hails from Montreal, al entries made 4 credita The-races can be seen by any-

wing in the juniér class one interested by simply going

‘crews’ placed second’ and third | are held “betwen the*C.YC.. and |

g Ont. Avis Junior.

event as two’ Charlottetown. out to Victoria Park. The races |

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competing-for the Vanier Trophy

ine the Seniorg and .the- Junior Sailing Regatth » ‘Trophy” will be presented te-the top Junior ¢

The Junior trophy. has been ut up for grabs by Dr. W. W: Tid- marsh,'a_ former tesident -of Charlottetown ot)

Seven races are scheduled te:

be rin off and two.‘were plan- ned for opening day before -the wind died. However*four will be run off tomorrow instead of, the thre plannedeand the remaindes

respectively in the openiig race. | Victoria_ Park £ es are} will be held on Sunday ¢ afternoon

Bud Raulstone and his son. ~ Tonront showed no ef- fects ‘of their long trip breez- ing across the finish line in front of the pack'and taking an early |

family combination, Jim -Chat-

In Saska

REGINA (CP \. te Tary injunction gto prevent Saskatchewan * Junior Bockey’ League from acting on plans to disband’ is sought in a_ statement

runners up in the senior division finishing. second in a day's - MacBride and J smill were third. The two latter crews the Montreal

The first,’ Junior crew to cross

of claim filed at Regina court the finish line was the combin- : . Vel. ation of Tony MacBride and John house by , the sponsor of tel : ville Millionaires. one of_ the Locke: of the Pointe Clair Yacht Je = eever clubs Club, Montreal and in overall ague’ . free 1 The_elaim-aiso seeks: damases ‘ . from the league mmisstoner BASEBALL [yeaa » Roucher, and the. other ~ Club:

It se that & July 15 resolu

LS stom tecrirshand he riled

Amerfeon League ~ , and that league funds “be turned 00 000 112— 4 74 Kor to a receiver to await dis;

position by court order -It says

league assets at. the--end of April were $54,010 :

Boston

Brandqn (3-5), Osinski (5),

(7); Richert (1-9) and Casanova. ;

HHRs=Bos Conigharo ‘18%, request for the injunction Scott (19), Wash—Howard (11) iy be beard Fussday ae Baltimore 000 100 110— 3 60 Commsel for the SJHL refuse

ment on the action

Palmer (12-4) Fisher (8) and acTsS FOR ALE

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was outs The. Phillies runs .in, the third --ir Rich Allen hit following singles by: Fan RBrigzs and John

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* -KANSAS CITY APP \ssem e Lew Krausse socked .a tvo:run first, giving New York an early double, and Rest.’ Cainp es orts 31 _lead. 2 as A tadded a tworun le” a ITY, eat 2 By ED SIMON tories in track: and field There onds, fastest time by & Com- ea = —— * inn ng Kane ‘ IMMORAL THE i Y e i) teatro “TORONTO » i; have been only -four Canadian |monwealth athlete this ° year. wad 4-1 Friday ce MOSCOW | ae _ Phere is ‘one Sree ean is 0.6 fhe g0 Id ben ag track events in Crothers, second behind Peter The Athletics ‘lo ded the ae! ca anak nf ye.) Canada, * 18 made tast- a eae predictivee pale Shell 6f as ces tie 800 oes re ro Fa on 1 Green, “the ‘mail nao eas! ite ee L* adj ¥ metres: at lympics arles—anc Green, ' oom ri ; . 4 sriniyin with ‘the nooo of ~ {two years ago, ts generally con- a force out and.a wall fo Phil _ feapaog ey, nag ore a ; ? swinkhing team. which has to} to be the ~£ommon- Root. Then 4 naan s got twa drinking, Ir a ue of ne forialldy seven, gold medals. in. tte | rik noi (x° Rexingrad seciologist, sdid Mon- Jamaica and ih hit British Tel Games ‘and. looks’ # ‘wealth’s. top - half-mfler siticé. quick -strikes o het se before, day. His comment ‘was made i Emfire Geme=, Teh spon in eight his time = Snell’ retirerient but has been the pitcherslashed 2 ‘inuble to an piticle in the eis .Kingston -7 pe net prediction comes _ from|stow rounding into form “this right contra field. driving in Awe party newspaper Pra¥da. aq In—-a---eangnetesienl lst Nick Whierry of Toronto,” who season. His best time this year iiar=? as eee te ne . brought. Co ns"<ip* cold helps rate the. top swimmers in |is 1:47.3, half @ second ‘slower. a ee a ¥ . medals in’ t fies. a the commonwealth, He calls: 15-|than the Canadian open record peg hie eee ee ee z Sas dozen ‘wer ned by year-old-Elaine Tannet of Van- ihe set in 1963. . : ar a ckke ty’s scoring; @ *. : er a ‘als couver to pile up. half the total op IN COMMONWEALTH NEW! YORK: (AP), -- Glenn! Stone ‘ > with aunprecedented dotible vic- ’ ‘ j > ‘Pete 3 nf Teste ta tories in the butterfl and - back Steen, third in the shot-put at Beckeri’s hases Tdaded single tions) : . he track .stroke events y ithe 1962 Games ‘in Perth, Aus- with two out in the eighth n e and | aes can See the itralia, is. the only Canadian who ning drove in twea runs and pein (At ea called RELAY TEAMS _ stroXG. ha# thrown Jarther than 60--fett aaa a me J 3, dmn- ¢ i the +f ‘ost. ta com-' He* also. sees* victories _ by ‘reaching 62-8% at the E } ¢ pete “tk aed the Marion Lay of Vancouver in the lton trials July 15 to top the t it’s FISH .'s. and can cee Wen Canada women's 110-vard_freestyle,* Ron |Commonwealth. rankings. he const: WE HAVE IT! q r a sprint double Jacks. of. Vancouver in’ the; Puce, a 25-year-old neweom er Ts Seer cane ae S men’s 110-vard .but‘erflv,. Sandy!to Games competition, “had a UEEN ST. MEAT z ea sh-jurmp Poa ° “oi Gilchrist of Ocean Falls. Bs... 'throw of 196-10's two months Q ad tin nerwood of ‘Saskatoon in the men's 440-yard ihdividual jago, best in the Commonwealth MARKET nk « winning. wou < «print medley and at least one of the |and ‘No. 7 in the world : ee . « strang Canadian relay teams. | ae = ——__ = If Miss Tanner lives up to-her | pans FOR—GOL bh. pial cabantabe int ee the first .Ca-j tte MEaSSE Y ie Teack coach P Pace of dian. swimmer to capture to | A ati Pp fo “Gr foronto is looking. for ano:se! ae ire four tmedividual: evenis. en ion ofa ° rowers four gold medal n. King Phyllis Dewar of Moose «Jaw, z He picked hic potent * Sask., won four gold medals in Buy NABALM = ENDRIN > DITHANE ake : as, sprinter Harev: Jerome of,1934 but two of her victories - Vantouver: hx» i¢r Bi Shere tr relays fram “these ' s et Spothers ‘of “Markham, Ont:. Jerome, ‘co-holder of world SHELL Dealers ‘ Dave Steen of Burnaby. B'C.: records at 100 vards and 100 Also, WEED SPRAYS ‘and og In‘ the sbht—pit, and’ Georze+metres.. has the most impressive] @aeamey . FLY €ONTROLS. : THE GUARDI Puce o yin in tHe. disc eredentials- among Canadian pete x Se 7 ; _BE ST. PRICE Ss i 3 . 1 } ¢ ? ° i¢, track athletes Notinally best: at C A hire ne th Shorter distances. h aan = ' a ‘ £ t mt ss pat at the Fcau. R. C. Bar rwise John W. ee Sydnes 7 trials 2m. Edmanton two weeks 245. Elm Ave. Kensington Rd. - 894.4044 trought a harvest “of eight sic: ago im ap eve-openms 14 ser: | , a‘ 4 oe - e ‘ 4 ; : . : ° ‘ ‘ - : ,

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Prince Edward |sland’s “Total Selling” Medium

is beg inning to show the class. of three years ago is perhaps the bettors @hoice. even though he- is leaving in fifth position w hi ch makes .for a long, herd mile in a class: of . pacers of this- cali- bre’ On the ‘tough outside _sixth . positions . is- another « loeal bred owned be the © Mystery Stables with. Ralmn MacFadgén doinggsjhe driving. will have to be real: sharp to 4 head this classy field, from _ this

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‘up to the fans it Iqoks like-ano- ther great night of racing at the |

Ch'town Driving Park commen cing, at 8.00 p.m. tdnight__-

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on “ts own be shalt and on be: half of all SJHL members: Named as defendants . with Boucher,. are 'R: N. ‘(Seotty) Munro, Kstevan; Del Wilson Recina;’ George. Agar, Saske toon Jack -Shupe,. Wevyburn+ Brian Shaw, Moose Jaw; and Edward Dorohoy, Brandon

“In its aims the club: says & Flin Flon. Bombers of the, same, leacue, received intima tions June 24 -that they would not be. admitted to the new

ciation which. others purported “to form and. therefore Melville and. Flin Flen would have we

league in, which: to play.

The hew league, the Canadias Major “Junior Hockey League would include teams from Ed- monton, Calgary, ° Regina, § skatoon, Estevan, Moose Jaw Weyburn, Brandon and” :Winnt-

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dnvalid-Western..Canada_ Hockey: Ass@

isdiction in matters pertaining re ee ~ trout. 4 | maior eee eee games. one ee oP ee The claim*was filed by. C. R. peg and that he was to con- costs trout were order é a a tey s @l— Pavidson of Regina, acting for ——_ - — ceot oes of the three Provincial confiscated’ and patients a at the ~- pouble ‘dash winners were ythe ing was the one that perplexed Emily Hal (R MacFayder 67 Cleveland Siebert ee at F. Robinson (31) oa Melville and District Ath- Government appoittees under Hospital enjoyed a top trout order of the evening at "the the bettors the most for after Captain Chief (B. MacPhail 7 6 California Lopez (410) (N* letic Association, ‘which ~ _ spon- »the Gaihe Act. But they would supper. As the old saying £0€8 Charlottetown Driving Park last the rash .of doubles dash win- Times 2.10-2 and 2.10.3 Detroit Lolich (9-7). at Kan- New York 000 206 000— 2 60 gors the team. In the = state visit his -dam’ .and check. his “Its an ill wind that blows /nicht with no less than thfee ners who was there to choose. . ‘Pays — $4.70, 3.50, 3.40, 349. SAS City Odom (0-0) (NY Chicago 000 000 010— 1 102 ment. the club says tt is acting ee. wh n they! had time. nobody good". _jof the four double’ dashes fea-/Obviously a good de: al_caf.....them_{3.10;-3.60$5.30,. 5.00, 2.50. 7.70» Baltimore Short (2-i) at Min- Downing . (7-6). Reniff (9) and-— - ee 7 ——— | turing double dash wins: ~ Many | chose wrong on atured ex- 2:30 oo Boswell (95) Howard: Howard (52° Wilhelm / -- |Leah, the trotting brown niaré | actor event for f 1-3 placing | re New York Stottlemyre .911) (8) and Martin, Romano (6) SOFTBALL with ‘Don «MacNeill up led the |of Jolly May and Misty Paul. . RACES 4 AND 8° at Chicago- Horlen (6-10), HR: NY—Mantle (21). - \ field to the wire in both palates: holders of winning. tic- 1 Mf... Jollity. (F. MacIsaax 1, Boston Lonborg (5 7) at. Detroit 010 000 000— 1 71 . hy Wore ee See TE ever iden kets: of a paw of $134 40 Texas Chief +€.-Willisy. 2 5 Washington MeCormick (7-9) Kansas City 040 000 00x—.4-71 There will be a double head- a: —- “teal times of -2.12:2. Splurge i Shermar’ David ; % National’ League Podres (2-2), Wickersham (6), er,.exhibition game between the showed a sign of the form of old RACES 1 AND § (EF. Moreégide) 2% San Francisco Perry (15-2);Gladding (8) and Freehdn: Borden Legionaires and Barbers | | ‘ jas he paced the fastest time of Mary Leah (ND MacNeill) ft 1 Speedy Con (J. Arsena > and Marichal (164) at Atlanta|Krausse (7-5). Aker (7) and Dodgers of the city. softball, Ss evening in the second. The |Willard’s Choice (W) Kolly! 2? 5 Pearl Way (R. -Annear* 3. ' Lemaster (87) and Johnson Roof HR: Det-——Horton >). 14Heague and coach Frank Bell re- ; combination of the two was good |Jo Ann@ Lynn (7: Porind): 3 3 Times ~ 211-3 and 21) | (87 (2. Day-night.) Roof HR: Det—Horton (14). quests* full attendante at 2 0’. f ' ite a daily double pay of $13.30. Miss Heather Hal : Pays: - $12.00, 180,350. 450 Houston Cuellar_(7:2) .a¢ Cin- National League clock tomorrow afternoon at hei P However Splurge became the (J. Hennessey) HZ RM, 4.10: $4:90,- 2.50, 250; 25. cinnati Ellis (6-14). Chicago 101 002 030— 7 141 Victoria Park oT lonly horse in the double dashes Reggie's Best (A Pineau! 5 6 230, 280 ’ Chicaga Ellsworth (416) af New: York 300 001 000— 4 68 s CHARLOTTETOWN LONDON - (CPA) -The final from Tiny where ORigthe field. But not to-take a double win when’ |Aldal- (C. Chappeh ti New York Ribant (5-4) (N> Holtzman (5-1:) ‘and Hund. An exhibition game between of the World Cup. sarcer tourna attacks omer ~don't become |wayne’s Pride won ina tige/Garth’s Best (F Bernard) 7 4 : RACE “9 Philadelphia Jackson (99). at ley: Fisher, Sutherland (6), BIS Shamrocks ‘and Canadian ING PARK ment will be plav®d in Wembley |dangefOs until fhey- approach’ ithree seconds slower than the’ Times 2.12-2 and 2.122 ~~ Jolly May_{A ‘Pineau? Pittsburgh Fryman (85) Hamilton (5-10) (BR, eden ry Tire. Pistons will be played Sun- DRIV aa today ag — — maghcar oe drawn first heat in the sixth dash, 4 e = 2 w. 209 ~ oe ins te heres , = - Los Angeles Sutton . 97 at and Grote. HRs: {hi—Santo day evening at Victoria Ravin : fean fans are in for a trea 2 y -5 2 2.30, 2m, : +, r St. Louis Jacks 10-8) «N) (3). NY—Sw ie 7 1 he. followin “fhe match clarts ni 3pm, “A. corcer-kick in given if a de-|,.Nqwcomen 2ite Reston, orice 93” 2 a j Hallie JT! Nei \ ae a Se ee, ewe ie ants a eet ees ST_0'am-:- EDT) and will be fender kicks the ball over the urricane Jeannie ; - G iit ee cee ebed eeaier ae ball Theta 1s the tine [earg d_-double winner on _the ___RACES. 2 AND 8 gif Macisaac) s___ A> REFUGEES oo 2 ee Kneebove, ‘Dete- Rogers _. JULY 30th. by NBC and in Canada by the |drawn from the goal-posts — 0 ped the clock at times of 2.10:2 $l ieaase heed: CAs Macin 9.3 Calamity : Bos - happell § S\IGON- (Reuters) A six- ’ Seeet and Dalrymple:. Card- Dunn, Barry Stevenson, Beaver Peres bt te eee CBC ‘between noon and 2+p.m.jthe -corners of the field. ‘and 2.10:3 in the third and sev- Wayne’s Pride (C. Smith) 2 ‘4 Kirk Will (J ao as 7 man West German delegation wel}. O'Dell: (3), Face (4) -and Arsenault, Fish MacKinnon, Dick 8 P.M. EDT, via tape bounced off. the) Free-kicks are given for fouls | dashes. He was_followed Firoma~€. Chappell) --.4 4 i xs 16. pay * arrives here Sunday for- a 19- paoliaron! HRs: Phila—Allen Murley, Lorne Doiron, - Denny ia. Early Bird sateitite and handling the ball. A player |by Annan Gal in. the third and Countess Alice (F Bernoart) 8 4 Time — enw See ta\ Visit to discuss aid projects (93). ‘Flanigan. Bab. Rice. Gordon . RAC ES Le § This is one of the. ad is fouled ja ‘stripped, |this was good for a $11.20 pay Peter's Model sh : tio. 3.60, shes : - = nam Hac gees and Les: . Angeles Era ne hee © 51 Bowtle, Den Fitzpatrick, D uke , CHILE aPeeAton Great sports spectacles ©" and|s in the ‘quinella feature. - (J.’Arsenaylt) 9 -. SS beedel “sg ~ —— yatron—wilt” St. Louis 011 00x— 4 90 Larter, Keith Doyle ss , marks the first time &® titlé..No player is allowed to handle/ Mr. Jollity was the winner , Times 209: and: 2.i9 tour refugee camps and confer. - Dysdale’ (7-12) and Torbors. a" gp gp all ety Mot Xt AINE STER match has heen shown in its the Ball except—¢he. goalkeeper: in both -— ‘of the cearered Pays — $4.70, 2.30, 2.60; 2.50, TRACK MEET with South Vietnamese govern: Roseboro (7); Jasier (6-2) and a ‘ 4 5—LORNA PRICE entirety in-North America He can use his hands anywhere jevent on nime dash ca’ 2.40; $3.30, 2.80 a et -willebe ment ministers. a officials. McCarver., } 6-S—BOB'S GIRL England. and. West Germany inside the penalty. area. the three. year old Early Closer. oe “- Hh oes at the Sort g ' ti Need Insurance? a: —L, UckY L ARK are -the finalists. Both are noted — “ouch MatIsaac showed his! RACES 3, AND 7 -. Con ae ‘at Reenarath a wit - AUTO, I RACES 2-6 tor“stronedeferrseve= pian memnhicone touch“ with-the -youngster- as. -he-sJim Fashon -(J. MacGio snd—L3 aaprrneary : ea RACES 2-- Here-aré some of the staré to” TENNIS NOTES” teamed the chestnut gelding < Annan Gal. {E.. Bernard ? “3: the ae ee ee wt! ’ oni mbt A MOTOR BIKE, ~T watch for in the final-with the ins in times of 2:11:3 ang 2.11. Ch Smallwood $4 ve me OM De mei © J _ 2—WHIRL A WICK numbers they will weatwon fheif ‘he Island Junior Tennis Tour- This was a new mark for the Lathe VC AOrErien? 4° ith meet =. ve peat si f FIRE, LIFE. Se wD zt 1 __derseys: ney is slated to begin this morn- |George Murphy owned pacer. Fisherman’s Luck r «ee ao 53 Ye me. The feature event at the Char- position but the C horse a ; 5—TIMMY H. rn PACKS TERRIFIC KICK ing at 8.30. Some of the Island’s| The final dash of the even- (J. Chappell) 5 2 ‘ormers. Ys . Iottetown Driving Park tonight be equal to the task, SEE 3 : Bobby Chariton, (9),. baldish top juniors will battle it out for|~~ - * will have six sfarters. Om the Races 2 and & have a five , RACES 3 «7 goalscoring star of. England. He the Department of Physteal Ed- | rail Is the ‘Sid. Stead owned Qz- a five horsé field headed by~ the ff: LEN HOOKEY i: I—DOCTOR ALEX packs one of” the hardest shots ucation Trophies: ark Pete who will keep the bal- classy JaSsman from the _May- —TRENE MIR In_warld “soccer ‘: The city will be led we <a aS ance wf the’ field pacing to head hew string, Whirl \ Wick own- a “Co-Op Ins. ~ “J 3—MR. CHARMER Heldut Haller. (®)__burty kien te Meg a a 4—KNIGHT NORRIS : promising players — as Mike Dut J ; m to the wire: Leaying ‘from ed by Reagh Sudsbury leave , Ph 4-5595: 4-3434 MYSTERY JUDY ' -aaf- West- Germany fy. Jim-MacQuaid, Joe~Drane; shprmerareiness sNeicanenniennereynccnnginthtensecint..8ibt...Will....be.....the...the..two hole..and.,the.‘mare__will one 14-5595; 43434. bt EAMINGQ enone likes to b through the cet Nancy George and Jane Deane -great. Island bred “Armond s Bud- be tough from there Ri st gSQeanaa @& 7—=TRUE_LADY LOU tre and streak fbr coal ston. Mike Sheen and Gary Ray: | ad ned and. driven by .Leé going out on third should cause : : ; spires JOYCE ae Moore, /‘6). captain Of nor provide some stiff oppodt| le ics. e eat Tiger ‘5 Tay\or who headed the field. last the bettors to consideg him be- : Rue ngland. He'll: Pe back in de tion for the city boys. * > estime arted. Texas D hand- fore making their choice -a nd S LE RACES 4°. 8 oo keeping \the_ Germans -wi) group six girl (under 14). a, iu led BY rkie Smith will be ene Paddyland my in another one FOR. A = J—OZARK PETE a away fron’ the English goal. please notice that ue instruc- ‘ pHrsBuRGH AP) _— Jose rates, struck in’ the ‘eighth ‘itteat Chicago Cilbs to a 7 vie- of the. Sarters who ‘could cause that could get/to the wiré on. top : > ARMONIS'S BUDDY Karl-Heinz Sehnelinger. (3), tion class will ‘be ,cancelled Sun-| (Paganjs two-out, three-run ‘dou- With one out, pinch: hitter tory over New York Mets fr bettors fo _ a second. look and make for a big-pay on the : gs .3—TENAS D. tall defender of West Gefmany dav and will be held Monday. at|ble climaxed a four-run. rally’ in Gene Michael, Manny: Mota and day nighg. ; as. this ‘fell s beginning -to mutuels Timmy H- owned and Horse Racing Bike, 4—MEADOW DAY Watch tiimi- break up_theop-.939 gm - {the eighth inning that shot the Gene Alley singled for one TUN’, Thes Cubs had- Toad Ha show heats ¥.class each time driven by Elmer Clow fresh from bas Cand niall 5—HI J AY ‘position’s. attacks and then fEnitries are still being accept-|National _League-leading ~ Pitts- cutting the Phillies lead to 3-2. neaal ‘against sumorer lack out. Meadow Day the, Stanley. his 2.44. 1-5 mile: in, .Summer- R art ar 6—ELMER C. eome up the field with the ball. ed for Island open: Tourney. 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