Charlottetown. Fri. Aug. 7. 1984

SPORTS FRONT

By NICK FILLthle

N.B.-P.E.I. Team Eyes 2nd

THE NEW Brunswick - Prince Edward island team could place as high as second in the Canadian junior inter-provincial if team “latches in Charlottetown next month. Jsc ton. chairman of junior

Hamilton Football 'Eniry Sufférs Loss Of Fullback

Calhoun. who also supplements Zuger as a punter.

Rookie Ed Versprille Ia ex. pected to Join linebackers Bobby Kuntz and Zeno Kare: with John Cimba. the only new Canadian. in reserve.

Bobby Jack OliVer. acquired from Montreal Alouettes In g trade for Bob Minihane. add. even more ferocity to the fear. some defensive line of all-stars Angelo Moses and John Barrow. Gene Ceppetelli, and Pete Neu.

All-Stars Capture Contest

The National. Park All-Starsl walked off with top honors ' the Charlottetown city softball league last night. The Park shaded the BIS Shamrocks 4-: i“ in a sudden death thriller at ' 1 the new softball diamond.~ The

HAM'X'LTON. Ont. (CP) - Al on as Baker's partner in a twin- famlliar ailment plagues Hsm- fullback. formation. spent 0 ilton Tiger-Cats as they open a weak in trsinlng camp before their defence of the Grey C returning home for surgery on- they won last November—a hoe an injured foot. He not ex- in their offensive backfield. pected bsc .

It’s the same weakness that' But before consigning Hamil- limited the 'l‘icats to a mediocre ton to the lower echelons of the 1H record in the first half of Eastern Football Conference. .3 the 1963 season. Then they ac- look'ai their remaining assets is

,qulned Jim Pace from New in order“ York Giants and Baker} They still have the incompar-V from Buffalo Bills and they‘ able Bernie Fsloney pitciing to haven't lost a league game Hal Patterson. Dave Vitti.

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P.E.l_. said in a Saint John press interview earlier this two teams were tied at the “we, Tommy Grant and Garney Hen- menu. Neumsnn's partner at k- 9"“ 0' the Willi” league Baker Is back this season. ley. the mosttormldable array defensive end has not yet been 'J'l‘his is the youngest team we’ve ever collected. All schedule .10“; with a vastly improved of receivers in the east. bol- ChOIen- ,

four boys are eligible again next year. and we think out on the offensive line. all-star

' b kl Stan Crisson team could pull a" few surprise; this year”. he said. Willie Bethea. But Pace. whom siered y me e

Lenus Misnre belted a triple ' ‘ and Joe Caswcll contributed a coach Ralph Sazio was conning from 'Duke University to spell! gum-d Randi Cur-ego}. ha.

" - man uniﬁes ' lim wgetﬁmn' Pierrelegslgml Bsallllstflfsl' “iii “mime ‘° “1°” the Pm "1"“ ithe “WEN” "item" " been shifted to tackle to fill in 130be lrwm 16 Charlottetown. The four won their ‘team ‘0 {ump ""0 'helead 1“ the “"t o - ioﬁenswe '“d‘ for Gino DeNobile. who has berui‘ by “"‘Shi’ig I“ “‘9 1"" “mum‘s 3‘ “‘5‘ Weekend's “" ""(‘img' Leglon DOWI‘ISIBACKFIELD STRONG retired. But Ellison Kelly, 3... nu‘al tournament at the Westlleld Golf and Country Club. 9°“! BMW “WIN ‘0' Their solid defensive back- other all-star. will be bark along MEN“ h“ ' "mm 59”“ 5”“ M 214' “"1"” h“ the Imhmen i“ the second held - Henley. Don Sutherin. with Ken Kilres. Bronko Nagur.

a n d Chet last: year's cham«

frame and Bob Holmes sing- led to tie the game up at one tell. The Shamrocks went into the lead in the third inning when George Bradley walked and Lester Taylor belted

220 and Rosignol and lrwin had 222. MncAfee also led the sectional playoff at Aroostook Valley to gain a berth on the two-province. Willingdoo Cup am.

Until 1962 the N.B.-P.E.i. entry had ﬁnished last in the Canadian championships. In 1962 in Moncton however. the team tied for sixth and last yt‘ar r-t Victoria. BC. they were fifth. Cullen said Bobby lrllln would be a great benefit to N.B.-P.E.l. team on h» home Bclvedcre course. “This kid is tough. he showed that last weekend". said Cullen of lrwin. "He displayed unusual componure for a boy his

age.”

Irwin. who made the cutoff for the ﬁnal round by two strokes. came on strong to score a 70 an gain a slot on the team. He was out in 40 and home in 30. meeting only nine putts on the final nine holes. He t“: potted tho 1th and

lot

Ernie] and . oe Mikss from lions.

Joe Zuger. Steve

ingiph Goidston—hss been bol-

SUMMERSIDE — The legionlsiored by newcomer Charlie

downed Curran and Briggs 7.6 HUNTER’S CORNER

in baseball action here last

night. Despite the loss Curran Island Trout Are Scarce; Black Ducks On The Way

and Briggs have latched onto Our trout appear to be prac-I tically non-existent a few years

double.

The All-Stars came back to tie the score in the bottom of the fourth. The game wasI deadlocked until the final in- ning when John Hughes belted‘ a long home run to win the game for the All-Stars.

Saturday afternoon will see

the first place with one game maining. that against the A. MacLennan Pontaics. they have ~ 8 6-4-1 record. The Leg on as a 18“ night. The Burbme rem“ result of their win finished the "My '5 owned by Arno“ Mac' season in second place with six: Lama“, Summerside_ wins and six losses. They won

SETS NEW MARK

of 2.14 as he captured the win position in the fifth event. On the eight dash card at the Charlottetown Driving Park.

Shown above is Doc Wilson wit’i Art Burbine up on the hike. Mr. Burbine reined the two year old to s new mark

blasted in from a sand trsip on the . their last four straight games 1 a. m ,l a o. ' the pivot“ get underway. . to do it. The Pontiacs will fin- 3::3y1232ﬁx‘:ﬁmc3{d sweatheﬁ-‘l g] have meek/ed numerous in. Off The CU" 'thnny' Hawk. w.“ mule ' . iSh 1" third smit- Thek record for this month that is. and quiries on whether or not there lilﬁinilsi?.12.:3°.£‘:: a gary alive was “it: enlighten... "3- litigant i Y ‘ i. = ' ' - ’ A _ n 00 . - “mg? $9339?Eorlgazmﬁga'w' ‘to‘gyithh‘ﬁwpgagir’Ma? the Main Brace Mariners will the Legion wm although Curran lignettlielgalse aclir a‘ll‘ilgdaice ol move is made. and there i! no 16-year-old BOBBY I'll. kept the Dairymen's end be pmed "mm "I. Sh'm'i “"1 Bug“ threatened to “a the tit bits, dear to a trouts' heait valid reason for not having an

score in their final at bat in the seventh inning. With the score 7-4. Curran and Briggs ralliedl

rocks.

ready for the taking. As a rule open season. the consesus of August is not a productive trout opinion is that it should be for [or two runs and had two run_imonth. particularly so in whatl local reSldcnts only. This colum.

- . . . lis known as ‘The dog days per-‘ nist has an open mind in this Betty Stanhope Cole of Toronto. advanced to the third l‘Oulld.; E?“ m scormg posmon but I iod' that we have escaped thislconnection but II in perfect Mrs. Streit, in search of hot

Charlottetown by tl‘rowing h four-hitter sit the Bike Shop Wed~ nelsday for a 9-1 win. lu-iiy. Wmtherble and McQuiaid have been tops on the mound for the juvenile-aged Dairymed if coach CHARLIE RYAN vain smooth off some of the ‘rough Pdgas' on Stull. he may have a fourth top notch pitcher . . . . .. LYALL HUGGAN. who larva the Charlottetown Junior tennis

D. b. in Dominion Rifle Ac’rion U es Champs l Are Declared

JOHN SHORT

CALGARY (CP) — Gayle Mrs. Cole strapped Pam Millert hum“ 3‘” “a” Gnu“ °" ‘ summer to date. Water levels agreement for making Hulls ll“

empiommv wwnesaay‘ k a m bet m Wok "'p me pm“. H't h fr V v wn f 0 h a 0 t r‘ unior team l ninth 0 en cham ionshi de~I called "hike three to end th e are high and trout have unlim- gal game this f3"- n w” Open Ital croim this weekend. if his Perform ‘e is 09d en . Lyell Huggan and Gin gel“ c;|flttel‘:‘:l ttiznltsoilldli‘litliuvefhrnen‘zilhenfbe‘l'wf; iiilldafl.0 j . lfelltcd Llana Wyoktipum opruilr Enge' sc‘wrma" hzd ‘ tot.“ of ited space In which to forage In 1958 through to 1960 Wien the he . _". on m mﬁ‘iiBN agilkg‘b‘lg‘i‘iqu‘aﬂ Junior Bl‘t‘t‘dvu Named up to capture Open golf cliaiilpiouship iii l9ti.‘.i Major, upset was the one in 1 sum, N.Z., «l and 3 Miss Stud :38“; .stﬂkﬂn‘mla" WM "wt for food. Horsemen of the Stubble were °’”.'{“E,‘°,'§f;‘,fﬁ Les Cami... this ,8“ is A ;.,.;“.;‘,;:.‘§ng_‘s;g::; 'Slebflsllleeu and under Clly‘led the field into the third which Sue Hilton of London. dart beat Alice Hunt of Calgary Jag; “Toning with a As all'llilg shallow ll'latetl' é):- tlhlg {ggdcgﬂfﬁgt‘ﬁvgfx r the National Junior Lonnie All-Stars. a team taking part C%l;rlziteﬁgal:plgns.inp at! shy ’°““d ‘“ “"3 c a m p l 0" 5m” Ont-I Meal“? Sand” PPS" 19‘“ “m 2; Mi§5.w‘]§°" Stopped sore arm took the loss. Pate, $33,213:“ wigglinﬁrgéte ii “‘19 wan ' _ mey had won tho In the Canadian Junior Voasebail dimplollsllips in Montreal T.“ winners dcefghsl 3'? er 3- Thursday as she downed cam. Canadian junior womenslcbam- Rozemary Phllélpswgf Coﬁmvailmlike Schum-mn allowed {a total the areas where springs keep battle for survive“. ’3'!“ 69 Sl'MrEPSvLEEMJ-TMORE mllmﬁng Kennedy and Mark MacPher-liyn McLure of Saskatoon 5 and 1mm from Mmon' ont‘. ‘up‘. on " H] "C 155 i‘rvey 0' seven hItS- He 80* 3“ b3" the water reasonably am]. e. The sixty-five dollar ques- final hplanswfirg‘ 1annojthotr cm?" 3‘01“ mummﬁm qctﬁva‘i- m“ In ~th “mum” round H . l Marlene Stewart Strclt (;l'1mn stopped eelney civagnon do Mlr (em on strikes. ' cenuy I heard an old “me trout “on: “Why was the “no” “as. Fl‘i‘ii h Jlmigrs $31 gadolinium till r'ArUL MACWILLIAMS 76. R0" Steel men and Bill} 'M. ""m' Nancy smddard "' To“ “18' one" a" ' a" 3' DB“ Mathew" had I” M" ﬁsherman complain about the ed on HUM l" 1983?" ‘35 "0‘

Taylor defeated Barry Burley and Gordon Michael 6-3. 6-2 in the other semi-final.

In the finals Huggsn and Bree- don downed the. Steadman and Taylor in straight sets 64 and iii-l to cop the championship.

. The Charlottetown club will - the Ice ‘.ie provincial tennis tournament today wit action scheduled

It looks like their chief opposition . who blew their

playoff series against » l - A - . - - - .» The first half of the Island Amateur Men's golf championships goes at Belvedere tmnorrow more than no golfers eom- petting, The final 18 holes will be played in Summer-side heist i weekend. ART MACKENZIE is defending champ.

Harness Racing Ai Charlo’r'ie’r'own‘

Sunny King owned by Blots and Norman MacPhail. Corn- Audrey’s pride wall and Duration owned by 3.. (.13. Bernard) 6. Silead trind Dr. J.l..F. Bdurge.: D“. Wilson .A‘ Burbinpl 1 ~- Char nit? 0WTI C m 9’29- “ Sir Smart (H. B. Willisl 2 0 double das’l winners I" 135‘.Myrtle E. (Chas. Willis) 5 Australia leads m'zht's harness racing .8050" at‘iannin Clegg rs. Steadl i ' the Charlottetown Dnvml PM!" 1 Miss Ellis rJ. Arsennnlil 6 Canadian Open The largest pay on last mill“ =1 Verniia's Pet tr, MacKayl 7 ~ and $40.0:Q‘fOE‘8‘SZVOg Pays lst. 511.10. 7.70. 4.20. 9 ii(' 9 0" 9 "'5 _a“ "3.40. 3.10; 7.10. 5th $3.90. 2.40. assumed aimo - 0nd. dashes. The winning 00m" 2.10, 3.20. 2.30: 2.20. ‘trol of the mesnt’sczlllglzfesglllf petition was Audreys Pride ow- Times 2154; and 114, in the Canadian Open en,“ bed by . Lloyd Thompson- DASHES 2 AND 0 championship Thursday as its Crapaud and tamed by Em‘ April Budlong (H. Stead) 1 2 D ' '

l quested to be at local court no later than 9.00 am.

if the competition Is of a high enough calibre there Is a good chance of the provincial win- ners receiving an all expense .paid trip to the Dominion jun- : ior tennis final which are stag- : ed annually in Ottawa,

DASHES 1 AND I

Gubuus‘

nan nsonr The ﬁrst regular at: passen- esi'liiltion

service from the us. to hm M Jan

Juumwiiilunhmo'nun nub-ta lisl demand a

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MONTREAL tCP'l~Ausiratla 5°

I 55 Hitchcns wound up incl Imatch (“'0 under par to equal

I the approximate medal score of

onto, Mang 'Masters of Ottawa. Ruth Wilson of Vancouver and Gail Harvey of Tomato also

M a s t e r s. former Australian in (our trips for the Legion while women‘s c h a m plon defeated Alan Gaudet with a double and

Harriet Glanville of Long m walks was top man for ‘0 Pmdlll?! like they did

in former years. A week of hot.

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By THE CANADIAN PREﬁ “ Bill White and Dick Groat each drove in two runs and

ipowered the St. Louis insls to a 5-3 National League ‘victory over the Chicago Cubs Thursday. ‘

l In the American league. Rich Rollins's seventh-inning ﬂy ball was lost in the sun. dropped in rfor a triple and drove home the twinning run in Minnesota‘s 6-5 ‘victory over the Boston Red

In Chicago. Bob Gibson worked out of numerous early ams and posted his ninth vic- tory against as many losses. it was his first triumph since July it) ‘

Maior League Baseball Action

Beach. Calif. 1 up. Curran and Briggs.

Semi-finals will be played to- une score dry weather c "um produce Curran and Briggs Legion

a change in his luck.

By mid-August we should be l‘seeing the odd flock of black ducks and king spidery skeins against a fall-like skyline. To date I have just spotted three broods of black ducks. . a five, six and seve . e seven were a few days old only on the 5th.. . . just downy Ii e yellow midget?

day. The Its-hole final is sched-l tiled for Saturday. i

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M. Kelly Sets New Record; ‘ Souris Loop Is Very Close .33: 1’23: lini‘viiafiii‘nmini

{could make short ﬂights if th By E!) CLINTON lslim one game lead over the ‘ need . Tile brood of five} Souris Bureau Of The Guardian ' second place team. These W0 '1 saw on July 11th were sppro—' E from Georgetownlteams put on a temfic show ximately a week old. have practically sewn up first lon Sunday afternoon past. gomg a have done some inquirjn‘ place in tihe King‘s Conn-tlyliihree extra innings before hhlwnh regard to our Inca] buck Baseball League. One more vic- Centertovmers could omrgel » tory in their remaining games‘victorious. ‘1‘ “c h “Ill “5330" and broods will assure them of at least a‘ m White of m. umere evidently below average In a;- zrorezlghlf’r}? 3:21 bglitléhﬁomr picked up hi, (mg, “cm or respect to brood count compar- mnd puma [ML Stewart took‘the season last week. and this ed to bygone years When the over sole possession on Sunday establishes a new leegie record {geelzgtcgmt zigzie‘raig: “ﬁsedflnghingw on A" cofﬁn” Wins during a 39350“ And average this season is on a par

~14: hit-‘3

6 7

. . ’tihe retail” Whed‘iﬂe it only 3 with last year when the first ' 51" "6"” W" be "l th°.P‘aY'lllttle cast the hallway mark. noticeble mp in blood count 0“. this year. and in this N-lﬁe 15 alga leadim me leagu. was evident.

failure of his old August 'stsnd y

at been ansulered. That hard question to answer and be perfectly honest abOut it. This columnist has no axe to grind regarding an open on ﬁlms for they were tough tar- gets when t was more timber then I am at present but there are hunters with top Setters and Pointers that good workouts. There point In keeping good dogs just for ornaments when h they and their masters stand in need of healthful exercise.

JENKINS

MURRAY RIVER

. . I sins Cup team grabbed five . gan'd, a thrown out game 3 i m is. we MaoDon. mett Bernard and April fxdd‘Callle flat «.1. Arsenaultl 2 to, the six playoff berths. . . t ‘l - homing more and more imporb‘ 'id of tggumnwmme“ is the _Ite our Ruffed Grouse. . .Na: long. 8" N” H” ma" 0 ‘5 Mahlons Gal (G. Chappell‘ s 6 Whit" Reed of The Cardinal collected only - I - 0 th f t a . tive partridge to most of us. . . by Joe Fraser. WWSmck-N-E DriIIo Hal ll Kelvt . - ey Ahmed" four hits off loser Dick Fll- am a' “"3 t'me‘ " 'e "5 lm'm“ "mm" 3'“ “9° "" th show unmistakable- sisn‘ . 1k 4‘ A . , lCallf.. idle Thursday, cracked ‘ ’ Sunday of the schedule. Vernonime beat “madam avenge . . v Friday - Saturday 8:30 DJI- Wig: Hfarotid (Sites; lgntizewmémys Bally Champ iM. Brieni 5 4 the anﬁusualim grip on the worth, but they bunched them River wauoped Souris but mywm‘ . mean 1 of producmsua bumper crop this was OpazzdesbyISunny King aﬁmgxss (373m; 40 2 w . singles event but his grasp “A‘WO fr°nngjnxmgl Rod w m] out and orderedl Mm W'Bnmlu he”: yearingoxg:ﬁ:;e ‘32“: "Come M." M Mme“ "‘9 “val 1“ “0‘2 “41.40 2:60' 3:00' 00"" quicmy 'hen h" set nupthl-fisty: ruh-§c%ring gal: DICK GROAT “pl”,me the“. second mnzlmnmu': frequent sight along woodland polom nan-t “ugh O'Brien ‘9'?“ the “Ck t" the Wire m the ‘ 120': 2-70: 2.40:. 170'. m” wife“? - med Fred gle in the first inning and Ken Still:Lia’lgEgrmzdoulllemIdetfldei W311Ao‘t’g‘). GM tn”! where Ontcmppings °f “"9 Come l’omance Airline um" dasb- I th‘ Times 2.14-3 and 2.134. ma :h 8y n . quarter-ﬁn“ Boyer boosted his league-lead- Twms a 5'4 lead that he‘d "um sixth and last playoff spot. G'Emem" : z A750 31/, _ - “5 0“" stewardess catch your Sea The Qulnel a event was wor DASHES 3 AN.” 7 . in: Rm tom to 79 mm . dew the seventh when . walk to Young Mike Kelly of More“ M- u 5 3 m5 3% ﬁnngarian partridge that show pm, and we“; mm hap- smo for a ticket on the two- K, . Sioile, top-seeded Ro nmer- ' ' d i l - 0’9 d re ainin their old t1 Sunny ng R. Craig) 1 l. y me that scored Gm“ Carl lastrzemskl an sng es .3 a m league smkewt I... ‘ s 4“ 5 Bill 8 3 me to tens" when the] Sim! ghgugacgirﬂlpmd £983- Rysedyke rs. Stead) s 3. Juli mil Nero-n: tit‘ll “mm”... L" Thom, h," by Dick Stuart and Bob Till- cord in their game W}. cm. gm“ 2 5 m 5 mmm'as encoui‘asins repotrts dlte the passengers? Romance. . . . - - ‘ n u .- ha . ~ 11 n The winning combination was??? 31:33:?)- , ‘lwmle T2“. rzche an of“: sight of Rollins fly and the bad man “ed "- igan iiwo weetlrs ago. He racked Vemm my“ 1 o no '7 districts where they'aerfgyz “mm m- A“ I" “I” 1-, Wilson a mmisin {W 0* ' . L fell behind him for three bases The Red Sox opened with four in) twenty-three batters, to beat 1 7 1% 7% oc . p g Countess Alice «w, Downe) 4 3 Davidson. the fourth and "uh - ~ . - ~ ~ 1 a rd w 1 ch _——'—_——' year old. and Sir Smart. lev G. Command 3, mbers u Aussie mum drlvmg in Zone Versailes 'Wlih'l‘ufls in the first nning. the rsi the old reco by 0. n e To, 53",.“ ram, HM and Sunny Kt“ [ ‘E Clow‘ 5 5 reached the semiﬁnals - the run that. broke a 5-5 tie in'on a homer by Felix Mantan same game. Lawrence Macln- 1' Anglia". . A teamed up on the second dailyJ Chief-s Gal ,0. Mach, 6 z ' the Twm Cities. lA walk. all «For. it Single by 4’0“ “ed PM Old Wd- End M. Kelly M 39 7 18 44B doubt, m... which .m lemurs Pop," Eden (G Chm”... 7 7: Harom Klilebrew‘s soon ho-iStuart and a sacrifice ﬂy b their cmnblned total is a recordIJ. Coniiol'ly M as 12 14 L24 .5 on dash“ 51; .nd get/en or‘ Pay! 3rd '20 a” no, mcr of the season. a two-run Tillman brought in three more for a ging‘ie Came. Maclntyrc W. Bradley P I! 6 11 401 a pay of $16.60. 1410 3'60. 139037;}, “5;, 3'70' shot in the third, gave the runs. is 1 cm conic r to break A. MacA-ulay P as s 9391 - --—————~~~—————~- 2-70; 5-26 “032” - v - w the season Strikeout record of D. MaelElwen M 17 9 6353 o 1 'Tl'm'e'o iio‘fz‘m we l l Erwibh m m year by ‘2' mmmuﬂw lb: g g 3:: 1 . . . . I n m . , , Drugmen Nlp m “missus; 431‘") s an THE ASSOCIATED PRESSlAs ' odficial league neco M. J_ M (M, “I . , iVnci‘fi‘i‘ ongcnt.’ (Act; "b, ) ; :1; Nam Lu“. . home runs is three, and is set Runs: J. Madly (M) 12. Plumbers 4-3 lMissrgohl r en'rrupmol s 2 Chm“ mm“"’ “1” ll 1°" W Elm Wes” of tea: G. out-k (MC) 4. I 5Jollv Cobb ’tyr $5.33? 4 4 l s" “’"I’ mmm‘ ' “i ' 0 'Mt- SW3” . W“ m “I” 'l‘lllniea: 5 tied with 1. High] m R “ l Ellsworth (12-13) F. Burdette others have hot more than this Horne lam: E_ mg.“ (Ms) SUMMERSIDE -'- L0H Whilei (G 801 "'1‘: 5 H7), McDaniel (7) and Berteli.§ in one season._but. they have 3, elouted a lead off home run. Pm 451995;” “0 Hr “05.noznovsky (a); Gibson (9-9): never been ‘ la recorded. snikeoins: L. Macintlyre (C) .59. L]; the bottom lot the sixth in- 7051580.- ' l'- v -' - ' 'iCuellalr (9), Setup" (9) .ud' m$afmmhasnkl ended Pitching: 13. Million (G) 5-0 llg to give .nman Drug a: ' ' ' ' neck". __ . ' may or stota. Gary moo, *3 W1“ “m him" Plumb”! ﬂag—‘11 "(L—L” ..__ Lo- Ansele- Willow—1 ’0‘Thse’r soil-i221 ‘lliEtﬁz'trgglt'tsullaly lﬁiiLSK'nTlntel‘f leiia°§iiéih°i§°m 3"” 0’ Mt 5mm" W Town Baseball been. i he" hm night The Princei l thﬂ'ﬁh mmmx— ‘ H E to get as much attention as the I the trials only two amt)!“ away mm much!" county league comes“ playe‘il L~ Miller (3-3). RPM ('5‘- spring in the athletes when Every province except New- ‘3’,“ a league record set 1”“ WLAVK'G'L "I" "m" "f the “me “’3’ l Brewer (7) l Msaboro: Canada’s Olympic track and foundland has entered a team W'WW“ 6 3 “7 the opening game between the PITCHERS Friend (10-11) and Pagliaroni. field min. in». nu on .i s... at the trials. "x- . 17W 5 4 5961 m club. in . but 01mm, "Wm mmw, “ w" P.“ today ma Sturdy. The Sunday will see three Downtown" 2 6 508% . “mm” By THE ASSOCIATED ransa‘”“'- °°°°°°°°l- 1 H. Seway Park is so new ihnil m moon0f a” T” 8m“ Inn-n Plumbing. a team "mm pitcher“ to ma . Farrell (1-1.7). Woodeshick m in. build." on. working mini owner I. “I rm . "I 1' Al I! HA". that were wash to heat in the mm H b “Mr. ‘“ Owens to) and rote: Short ticslly mud-y to get it fin- " e ' “ml “’9” “m” A- m‘ ’1 3 “29 latter part of the schedule at-' .wmﬁmf f‘” d“. l ""5 (lost. Bennett (iii and Dal- ished. ' m mm “ “M‘]' “d ca" D- Gm“ 1” "0 1° 7 35° ‘ ' for a horrendous 14 straight ’ A it" '1‘: brunt." nlmple. Some of the early arrivals am“ M Puke“ 1‘” m ‘1' W or n” 9” 1 (ms. proved troublesome last Bostonmeorltrony m cm‘ American League among the field of ass entered1 “Imam; Mitch.“ Mt SW“: Wu.“ ‘6; g g r . l ' ' Boston monies—rm in the trials to ick Cane inn. ' ' - o o o > minim Plumbing got two “5° mm“ ‘5 °" "em" Minnesota memos—nu competitors for pro. Oct. 10‘ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ~ Mitigate tw.meﬂ;n early 1). litre or is 7 sass . ms in the first inning on Bob mamo” (Barber 64” It N Heffner, Radats (1M) (6) and Olym pic games at Tokyo "0"“ s‘mfh’m' “m” of s“ “m. M tout», in mm 3 m latch; gait/um! singuletoiff an. York mouton‘ 124“ (N. “w Tillman. Roland. Perry (3-2) (1) grumbled about the lack of gauclsco angst :12?! gills}; m “M m. A “M Quid (an 9 ' ~ ‘ sacs: N0. 1 men N08. H c t- fre lsvsna. Dru nk me Minnem. (Kan “.5 and sup Worthington (8) Battey. training tscilit'los.1 . 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