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‘ ; : “ ra ? hare f. a ee gt _ gs : <M eclare ThemselvesReady| orses Lower iVia Press Staff Writer according to Yvou|mamed for the bout Moat-| ; ‘a (OP) — Archie! feels,” said his manager Chris) real Athletic Commission is ex- Double’ Gach winneve were’ ete ; Yvon Durelie have be-| Shaban. pected to name one today. es an om PP er lige, Pian yy a diene lin Ms Las Balle ese Bani Jame off training for their} ‘The champion has ruled as a 3-1| commission is also expected oe Re Shee vere ay Harbour; Jolly! Poulton, Chariotietown. : heavyweight championship| fayorite to retain his title. Moore Tule on whether six-or eight-ounce Thundermoon, Ruthie’s First Wednesday night. was a 51 favorite last Dec. 10| Sloves will be used. and McGee Volo each captured ° west eens NOt/ wien tin, Starnes decked Go Kearns said he would like two- victories in the eight-dash ee acin Saturday ir} eee ene She Rene send| one das Shastey, Saeuet Sea program. Sky Prince and Jolly s : fox ove anes or the! only to be knocked out in the 11t’ .| weight champion who handled the Dick divided honors in the AA 4 - Bast two weeks ——- Both camps tave pronouncéd| December fight, referee again. pace, each grabbing a dash. oe: road work Sunday but _— oo ven ae arts oO tae ; weighs about 178, three pounds/| the ring,” he said. “They know trimming on four occasions. j : 9p : ie over the light-heavy lmit. — they're doin . But it’s up ne | = This ; for the eighth time) 002 Saves’ tod picaty of j oth the first and fifth dashes. saan oa fans an effort to break the local traci went two rounds witt| | OOM is in just as good| WEL PROTEST SHARKEY Others to pick ‘up now tabs wore| tho Tasriinnss temrene ne eant | ond sled ite own vecerd of 2.88:4 , sparring partner Ted) 0. as = man his age can be.” Shaban said he will protest if Ruthie’s First and Selig’ Dick.| lettetown Delving Park tale cock Every program will be jam- _ Doncaster, then skipped rope and ; Sharkey is named—‘‘for one thing A large crowd was on hand! for what promises packed with thrills; and favor- the eavY | WELL-PUBLICIZED SECRET | he broke them to quickly last and witnessed a mighty inter-| greatest amount of racing thrills eg aon te ee Moore, whose age is a well-/ time.” esting race program. Jolly Dick,| ever offered in a single week in| front 1) oi toe little | be 43. Durelle sm re cour ar hae Goldstein take ight’s biggest upset by heading The show gets away tonight | Maritimes an tee te oe © ‘ 8 % per- en a Durelle's legs | the fight, he said. mile. He paid $13.70 to win. Oars soeeit an free-for-| week and these ‘unalalaudentt a sweat Tuesday,” | Should be im better shape than in| Both fighters say they want stx- Only other win pay im double| other dashes. Kk e and two/ will be going all out to grab the ; the first fight against Moore. | ounce gloves. They used eight- figures was in the second dash! af cna continues every/lion’s share of the money for the second ‘After the sixth round in that|ouncers last time. The Montreal when Ruthie’s First outfooted six| of the week evening the rest| Island speedsters ‘Archie's crown, was ex-| Yvon's legs were gone,” he said.| commission permits only eigot- ‘other trotters. The six-year-old| programs ee oe ee It has the earmarks of a tre the gym today too, bu.| “Sheer courage kept him up for) ounce gloves although the mare deturned $12.20 for a $2|~ Tomorrow, Tu > mendous week ja harness racing ‘sparring. His handlers fear old| the following five rounds. But tional Boxing Association of tht ticket. that terrific Tuesday, afternoon | history might open| we've been working on his legs| United States allows the lighter The daily double of Ruthie’s| wil ge two cxbibiticn vice efron eam, Will be packed Up. Z this time.” gloves for championship bouts. re gee ey ee bs re : ite bye lh pate Volo was worth exhibition miles in’ full of excitement and surprises. , s tina’ a ; 4 -5 second double of the : Dale Hose. Gi Wid Bagg eg eng Cp ent] a aera i championships ss Alec was runner Simpson troph ) Miss ; é was staged at Summerside on up in the championship divisian, ae ae The quinelle Prince and ions Pale Hose, Giants Widen, |enssmrcr*** ier ee "| Rr Ta 2 , LIUITS, ‘ Nellie J.; paid $700. é s ‘League L In Majors acVona | sara eo sce | AJ | r ‘ \ med a : ague vial _* NANG, BD. PTO janes et ate ur noon and evening throughout the = b By THE CANADIAN PRESS jhad sent the game into i giving ~~ their tri- ae * week. | Chicago White Sox and Saa-|with the 300th homer | ae came Don Newcombe | a ure Ss an —- ‘ Rollaway Aces have really, Lester A Francisco Giants came through|career in the ninth I was a/who lost to the Giants for the) | EPS eee prvcccrg ol AND 5 | taken a stranglehold im their best McGonnell sa Merrell Lemme ‘when the chips were down Sun-| pinch hit. first time this season. The big, Teme tae Dat) Ga] Cy Som Lamas crater cen ne nt ee oe Mine 8 et fay and widened their leads in’ Other games saw Detroit thump | Reds righthander had beaten Don ‘Duck’ MacDonald of Char-! the Summerside Golf and Coun-; Wendell Gillis 80 72—152| Argonaut (Craig) 2dr oe Bis League crown with Luons & the American and - National! Boston 7-3 in the American them four times. | lottetown and Blanche Hogg of try Club, Miss Hogg. down two|Art MacKenzie 76 76—152| Jay's Abner T. (Jay) 37| Saturday afternoon One ea Leagues. | League and Philadelphia sweep| For seven innings Jack San- | Summerside captured respective. strokes to..Charlottetown's Gail| Merlin MacKenzie 78 +74—152, Premier J. Walter (Lowery) 8 3 pleted two inni Dea come ; — one-half innings of a | The White Sox picked up 1% | two from St. Louis, 8-3 and 4 - 2, | ford held the Reds to two hits, ly the P.E.I. Men's and Ladies Mustard going into the second; W. A. Beer 76 79—155 Sonny Budlong (MacDonald) 7 4) which had proviousiy wee called and se St ot ek _ games on second place Cleveland | and Pittsburgh peng oo! ai. — “i ere’ | a golf titles oT round, shot a for a total of 188,| Ron Whidden 7 772156, Curtain Raiser (Arsenault) 6 5| i an ahik at dimen came deere tee tio ae as they downed Washington Sen-| im 10 innings in National. . oe ’ : bettering er Charlottetown} Bob Dowlin | Nellie Bangs (J ) Junior . L ‘ SMecfieneld whe i aa g 81 74—155 ngs (J. Hennesey) 5 6| winning by ae score of 6-1) B.Y.C. were also played Satur- = ee Os ia oe ' COSTLY . ERROR ae aes co Aa eee e— tournament, aie aa nee Mees ce stale the is Eee je i Seeuaiianame AC Gad by sae ok ER 4 van a a ae sd A bad throw by Roy Cievers Temple. The Giants argued in rday at Belvedere to go with Dr. J.C. Simp: t : aa . ‘, Juniors, after sion to Baltimore, the results . , pe: i . aay mpson trophy. Miss| Harry Simmons 82 76—159 Charles Guerney, Peakes. trailing 5-0 Sst Chicago's ieadto-three = Me eighth inning let Jim Lan- vain that it was foul, Pa ee a ial ot Sally Basler. president of C.L.| Norman MacLeod 77 82—159- _B TROT — DASHES 2 AND 6 pitched the last tou se ot tims| Zame ania te Sle Te c= i. |dis score from second with the| Tie Giants broke the tie in the oo es ahead Ss G.U. and Mrs. Norma MacLeod,! Donald MacDonald! 77 83—169 Ruthie’s First (Oyril Smith) 1 1 fanings 0 et os feotere. Ths: = | White Sox winning run in thé ottom half of the inning when nearest opponents. Don has—won—honorary president, made the pre-+H-b—Sear—Jr-——— —160 | Basil's Girl. previous game, started for the | were leading till the top ef The Giants posted a 4 - 3 teB-ifirst game with the Senators.| Willie Mays, hammpered by | Se SUT Om BE TRS ete pee) soatatiens. |D. H. Saunders . 160° vara Boy wen ‘3 eet ee ee ae hee sixth ees Ccpede's cing eet ws mas _commiote nes: |fruised Wattle Reger. best _oxt 0 ee a wet ine ae ene Cave Dr. J.C Gallant 79 S164 Mary Leah (MacNei) 3. 6/ fifth inning, who in tura ie 42 car Deen paid a ook Oe That vi s with | 2% the nightcap. He held the | bunt and tater scored. Jerry | years ago x mn as ndish club received a prize for) Malcolm Kennedy 81 a3—ie4 Vivian Strong (Nicholson) 63 cieci tr ae Sian ta atk tes ie ax ee homer. victory coupled Senators to three hits as they) Lynch tied it agaim in the ninta) ) ; finishing as runner-up in the! T. N_ Rogers 51164 Gay Music (Kennedy) 6-all luniors am Milwaukee Braves 8 - 7 triumph| 200} gown to their 2nd defeat! with a homer |" Theree golfers were tied for | ghampionship division. i.d.ale anaes 2S $05 ae ee ae ae Belves oe ov eo Seen went_on to win. ; ; 3 | 5 J si ° ) oan gene: in_their last 23 games. The Braves scored six runs in = b ~ol oS eee an wes the eee of the| Merrill Pineau Re, 73 164| Times — 2.15; 2.15. ato aan ae Pere ag ag aol wins ss ade fa ken —_— SS meteors te i%e Ctcs The! lt was Wynn's dist career shut-| the third inning but barely stag- gnq 72; Art MacKenzie had pers Tar ar tehoues Prize WiD-) Doug Pierce 8: ag_ie7 _Rathie’s First is owned by) McGonnell in the epeniag. Sraana| =? Jeers have ane Gan Ge Braves remained third, 2% while posting his 264th vic-| gered ea we ie oe et rounds of 76 and 76 and LADIES : Seat — & s2—168 | James Show ‘cee. and a double by Gene Ward in the Geen @ Os Lisee’ one in o best the e. tory. He is 15-7 this eee Har-| ee i , Bet-| Merlin MacKenzie had rounds of — Provincial junior championshi = ig 85 94169 | a AND 7 | final stanza. seven Sores, games off pac mon Killebrew hit his 35th homer j ting the third out with two Dod-| 78-74. Geil Sieetind 18: Sasneer ln mies 8 24—169 McGee Volo (L. Hennessey) 11) Roy McGonnell started for the Mike O’Brien went the ‘a TIE FOR THIRD for Washington in the opener and-/ gers_on base. Duke Snider hed Three strokes behind at 155 Helen ‘Horne Siieak | Aiuieies. (Deg eee 87| 82-169 pan Hoga (Furness) 2 2) Irish, being refieved in the bottom the winners, limiting the Iions & New York Yankees moved into, Luis Aparicio his sixth for the hit a two-run homer of etl tas | eas WA. beer, en Wallden | Gites ee be 8 88—I172 Woody (J. Hennessey) 33) of the fifth by Joe Thistle. Mc-| 2ve> hits, walking one and strfk- a tie for third with Baltimore in Sox. fore McMahon arrived on the and Bob Dowling. | Mrs. J. Mulloy: com pt gr Vance Harris 80 92—172 Murphy's Abbe ‘Chas O’Brien)4 4 Gonneli and Thistle were each ing out three. - the American League by taking Third baseman George Strick- scene. ba | In the women’s competition at Wendell Barbour. iow at 92 %—177 ren ~_ a 57 touched for five bingles McGon- | Be bye ce os and Vince Bradiey over - time games from Kansas land opened the gates for Bal, ‘Second division — Mrs. Raiph|"" "Ist ‘DIVISION. | Propane (Mae Neill) wa. lee Balen pitched five te Gity Athletics. They won the first timore’s victory over Cleveia A Si¥iphant, runner-up-Mrs. Fred Geraig Bona -teseseadly-wogh: ar pee, ed one a saat mer ee: in- tina Cracoma, wore beee ete gone | BASEBALL RESULTS © gi, tm me re she Scone Cae | tiie, crs twee, rune wang woe sod amet Sv s full tw s legs th. : : iy . es rs after The blow by Brooks Robinson : | Third division -- Mrs. R. T Roo Ketch a2 o1—27g| Tunes 210; 2.18:4 oa aa olen | Bradley gave up four bite, walled the second some 7% hours after, , American Ledgue | First Dick Noon Meee Volo is owned by Mrs.| frame and held this 3run bulge’ two and struck eut three start of the day’s plav when El- scored Bob Boyd with the de- : | Dodds; runner-up-Mrs. William na 4 89—173 - by Mrs. | im the ‘top of the third when the| , van Howard homered in the 11th ciding tay. Detroit 000 200 100 0-8 11 O/KCy 102 000 000 O00 10-313 5 Smallman: low net-Mrs. Beni.| Ron ciase D a Se ee Irish knotted -tie-score—3-allIn | TOP BATTERS ere elie, Yoel Berra| Cepeda’s Zird homer of the sea- BOs" enh takes tame 42.9) Rogers. Low score for 18 holes we wen ia tas ee AND 8) the bottom of the third the Aces) | Mike Connolly. Mark Ledmer - y. (9) P s. (7) G )-Mrs. W.H. MacKenzie ‘ISION y Prince (J. Hennessey) went ahead again, socoring | Mike O’Brien. A . 7 son: Schroll, Chittum (8 (8) 68 (8) Sturdivant (14) and Chiti; —* be a. a Gerry Barrett 89 29-.178| Jolly Dick (H. Poulton) vor wom but in the tap of ih ohn anal cad ait thine a. — | Delock 946 (1) and White. HRs: | Terry, Shantz (3 Blaylock (5) division were as follows Blanche | Dave Street 91 87—178| G Ann C ‘Caltbeck) 25 Shamrocks took the lead with a! the winners. Buck Whitlock ef the | Bos-Geiger (8 {Ditmar (8 Duren 23 (9 and #ogg4a8: Mrs. Alex Horne—-189; Harold Kenny 97 88—185| Armond’s Buddy (Arsenault) 6 2 5-run onslaught. However he Aces | Lions had twe singles tp Kansas City 009 000°:000-0 4 1) Berra | Gail Mustard ‘CH’ 190: Mrs. J Peter Pope 9 97—190' Poplar Vonian ‘Clark Smith) 43 scored another three runs in the! to the plate. Samm : |New York 001.000 20x—3 8.0, Second | J. Mustard, (CH) 203, Mrs. W-E. Dr. Lioyd Cox 93 99—192| Vivien M. (Burbine) 7 4! fifth and a two im the sixth to eke Gregory was the only player with | Kucks 6-7 Sturdivant (8) and KCy 000 999 120 1 2 % 1, Cotton (Cav) 167, Mrs. F.M. Can- | Dom Perry % %6—192| Allablaze (MacFadyen) 57) out a 9-8 victory. an extra base hit for the losers, \Chiti; Turley 89 and Berra. | NYk 000 001 001 0I— 3 7 1\ non ‘CH) 197; Helen Horne SRD. DIVISION Times 2.10:2; 2.11:3. A wild throw by third-sacker hitting a double in the first inning. : " | Chicago at Washington ppd, rain’ Garver. Dickson 1-1 (8) and’ (CAV) 201i, Sally Basler (S) 202; |C. Heald 4 92. 98—190 | Cuker Pineau of the Irish in an’ Action in the City Softball Lea- (While Sports Editor Pius Callaghan is on vacation, this col- | Cleveland at Baltimore ppd, rain House; Grhg, Shantz 73 .9) and Mrs. Norman MacLeod ‘S) 206,| Harry McConnell 97, 9—192| ARAB CONQUEST attempted double play in the first’ gue semi-final playoffs will be gma is being written by Staff writer Gus Flynn). e National League aaa HRs: KCy - Snyder ‘1';| Mrs. H.J. Jardine (CH) 209, Mrs. | Apeus ee * 99—193 ini i - inning enabled the Aces to get "Wo resumed after Olid Home Week. : 3 ; ea bate 4 irst 'NYk-Berra +16), Howard (14). D. Campbell (CH) 204. | Horace MacFarlane 102 91—193 rabs invaded Egypt im) runs acrdss the plate. Charlie Ryan, ‘Funnel’ Mac AGING BUT STILL Te ae vee wget ee ees | Phila O11 100 000-3 8 8 National League | CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION | Roa Giggey 97 99-196 A.D. 639 and some remained 9s| op batters of the game ee Lean, Iven Comore and TR fisherman Yvon , ungry | St. Louis 100 200 10x—4 9 0 Pgh 000 001 002 2— 8 9 1 D.V. MacDonald 69 77—146| Murray Carmichael 106 94—200| nomadic herdsmen. Jimmy Nughes of the Aces with | Coughlan were the officials in ipsa - | , singles in three times up; Saturday's contests.

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| sine which ae on wae of Oe ras coon of Roberts 10-11 and Sawatski;|Chicago 010 001 0100—311 1 - the light heavyweight champon of the world. | Miller 1 and Smith. HR: StL- | Law, Face 15-10 (8), Kravitz, o ge sito emer emacs |e sees ice! 2% CubanDefeatsHisBrother | starters wit positions aan, SaRe Sas ee Oe 8 ae ieee Se eet St. Louis 093 100 000 01—5 9 1 Chi-Banks (32), Marshall (8) P Se a 8 hen Sn ey wemmanys masa me (i2'9 mateo mw ore oem e!2".* To Capture sin les Crown . parious business st Ber ene een it to ieuued en what | Porter, Smith (10). HRs: Pha-H. Sanford 11-9 and Lenertte, Biss p Gg FIRST DASH GOES AT 8.15 P.

rounding the two gladiators’ it is difficult : we like to term an “educated guess.” Anderson (12); StL-Porter (1). |Cin-Bell (15), Lynch (15); SF- : je’s adv | Pgh 000 0 120 000 01-4 13 9 Cepeda (29). By TOM MITCHELL, | A lob by Orlando was caught | among foreign entries in the snaea Yuan You All | $UE PRIMARY CONSIDERATION ie Archie's, S0vinchis [Chi _ 100 o00 ati ooo 0-9 8 | ine ie Canadian Preas Staff Writer |by a gust and blown back across tournament, had his service go- NO. 48 1st Division 2 Dashes at 000.00 Quinciia dotage Moore is old as fighters a tor m ace Pi = Witt. Daniels (1) Face (8) Philadelphia 010 190 024811 2 QUEBEC (CP),-Reynaldo Gar- the net before Reynaldo could hit ing well throughout the match as| 1. Rainbow Clegg, 2. Abbeland, 3. Josedaie Claneman, 4 , Sanat, $e, St aay te oo egin showin ‘his age | Porterfield (8) Kline (1) Gross St. Louis _ 000 100 020-3 7 0 ido, hard-hitting 24 - year - old #. he upset Orlando, rated third, to| Ann's Dream, S. Victory Scott, 6. Robertdale. ; mas considered we ablity, ines = Cana. 138 |10 113: and Kravitz, Peterson| Conely 11-7 and Sawatski, Lon-|Cuban, Sunday took the singles, The younger brother, nated fifth| take te Eldrum Cup. JUNIOR FREE FOR ALL which is in all probability closer to a . 1 (8) and Burgess (12); Anderson, net (7:; Broglio 68. McDaniel title at the Canadian tennis cham- pax 53663 fa al ? . me ALL Onyx, 2 Mr. Rock, 3. Just Betty's Merk, 4 Sie

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There is also the question heel” caused the first postpone- | ! ? : 1 ge peng Parser le iiness caused the second. In ail the /@1 (13) and S. Taylor. | White (9); Pha-Bouchee (13). Orlando 64, 14, 64. 6-1. Joseph, 5. Jack Jackson, 6. Jolly Lad. ment a is will : a a month from the date it was Cincinnati _ 222 300 000-9 12 3) Second Bob Bedard of Sherbrooke. Que in Ss erwa a S

_ oereduied to be held San Fran © 21 O11 100-6 11 1) Philadephia 110 000 002— 4 6 2! and Don Fontana of Toronto, the NO. 24 € PACE 2 Dashes at 250.00 Daily Deuble yo i. Durelle mentally ready for the big one? After the M 1. Blue Mary, 2. Vera Signal, 3. Wait For Me, 4 Canadate, 5, last fight ‘Durelle kept muttering “it was too big for me” in re- (and Bailey; McCormick ae Owens 8.9, Farrell (9) and Lon- ment after the quarter - final ferring to his first round knockdowns of Moore. The statement Miller ee ee ae a ae Bridges 48 and Porter,| round, paired to take the doubles NO. 1-4 Three Year Old Early Closer Twe dashes at 365,00 each

- the most surprised man in the building when the Jones ‘6) Byerly a andrith. | Smith (8). | title 6-3, 16, 6-3, 2-46, 6&1 over Or- 1 Morley’ : indicated that rpri -C h (6): SF-Cepeda{ Mi 1. Double Smart, 2. Ladylou Hal, 3. v's Pride, 4 Se HRs: Cin-Thomas ; SF-Ce {Milwaukee 006 200 000-- 811 1! lando Garrido and Ecuador's Ed : curity Scott, 5. Vesta Wick, 6. Bonaventure, 7. Lord Lakebura, &

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conceived in his wildest dreams vy of confidence in his own land (18 | Buhl 97, McMab champ. He showed a great Jac i i nd (18). u . McMahon (9 and A gallery of about 40 sons - : : : : : Seaiity.. Wal che be more confident this time and able to take full Milwaukee 000 100 001-2 5 O Rice, Crandall (8); Craig 7-3. aaa out blankets da top- sterwald, 1958 PGA champion, White Finsterwaid was carving Ch | to D ivi P. rk advantage should the same situation develop? J Los Angeles 210 000 Olx—4 10 0) Fowler (3), McDevitt (5), Wil- ab Chilly B-mile, an - hour stormed out of a seventh place out his artistic 66, Harney ar otte wn riving a Everything considered, we are betting that Durelle wont hit Jay 49 Rush (1) McMahon(8) | fiams (7), Koufax (9) and Rose- iad gusting to 40 calles os tant tie Sunday to win the $25,000 slipped to a 73 and would up with ————— Moore so easily this time and the champ will still be champ | an d Crandall; Drysdale 15-6 and toro. HRs: Mil - Adcock ‘14),| and made play difficult |Cleveland Open golf tturnament /278, while Littler, needing 9|== the smoke clears. Roseboro. HR: LA-Demeter (18). Mathews (31): LA-Snyder (17). | Y and add $8,800 to his bankroll. |birdie deuce on the final hole to) | RANCISCO GIANTS have & new “willie” ' International League International League enees en pte ee a The % - year - old pro from tie, failed to get K when he 30. CLASSIFICATION FOR TUESDAY SAN FRAN 0 GIA lie”. . | Sdiemi° 000 000 000-0 3 21 First : a il -Athens, Ohio and Tequesta, Fla.,|¥Yard-pitch shot rimmed the cup. He is rookie Willie meena 0" Geto. Fer Rochester 001 003 10x—5 8 1 Columbus 000 100 002-3 8 0 pcan wea heap gee apap shot a three-under par 68 over | He ‘would up with 77 and 272, AFTERNOON AUGUST TIth, 1959 onal League has been nothing stort O! en the Giants were: | Byrd. Kay ‘6). and Suche: letaeaies Oab G8 BOB 3 A Bl cee ee cee eee en es eS ee ee aes in a three- came up to the Giants jus * ee eed ieee ot of 3 Keegan, and Rand. Blackbarn, Williams (9) and! 9, Al ~ a os pare . a layout for a 72-hole total of 276,| way deadlock with 26 - year - old NO. 1 AA TROT 2 Dashes at 450.00 eS tel net glen and two singles in his first game to Richmond 020 002 001 0-5 1! 2|Baich; Johnson, Presko (9) and | aaa ecg PPoggicnde " Mem Suber par te nese Gut Gene) Dune. Seniors, tee oa ie tonne. ey ee, Se ee weeping 9 voir of De over Pi Manis ie then the |Montreal 100 100 201 1-6 11. 1) Thompson. second game ol sec Littler, of Singing Hills, Calif.,|Fla., and Dick Knight, of San Royal Train, Windy June, Victory March. aoe ae eae eee ae —e Cox, Wiesler (7) James (7) and| Second \ won = a _ to deuce and Mike Souchak, of Grossinger, | Diego, Calif., a former Hawaiian NO 2°C PACE 2 Dashes at 250.00 In his first six games McCovey hit three home runs, two Shantz; Harris, Rodriguez (6) | Columbus 011101 0-4 6 6 a oe aang a ae = Rae N.Y., by a stroke. pro, at 2278. Gay Spirit, A hints eo Dohald Clegg Joli Lady. Just triples. two doubles and five singles and ‘Manager Bill Rigney is | Valdes (8). Stabiner ‘9) Birret | Toronto 003 0000-3 6 1| sawed until Bedard and Font Finsterwald was three strokes| Gerry Magee, 25-year-old Tor-| Verdict, Dominator's Pick, Bud Henley, Dr. IG. ' les. two ust the shot in the arm his charges require to go (10) and Onuska. Gibbon and Baich; Brodowski; | until Bedard and Fontana of the pace starting Sunday's |onto pro, ended in a three-way hoping J > broke through Zuleta ric j | an paumeah Col 000 000 030 001-4 13 1|Preske (4) and Henry... ......| he oj rough Zuleta’s service in |round behind Littler and Paul tie for 22nd and won $350 to bring NO. 3 D PACE 2 Dashes at 200.00 . Before being called up to the Giants Me Covey was at Tor 100 002 000 00-31 3) First ~ eighth game (6 wm. — Harney, of Worcester. Mass. Dow/his earnings. for the year to Gary Lee Clegg. Ken's Pride, Paula Clegg, Long Den, Prin Se cmix He was lending the Pecific Coast League with a 377 || Lovengash ind Baich; Negray,|Richmood 008 001 000-3 7 2 Garrido had trouble keeping the ‘eaught bothofthe: n the front | nearly $2,500 in 22 tournaments | cess Spangler, Bowery Boy, Colonel Henry, Joility Hal, Berries batting average, in home runs with 28 and runs batted in with eantlebury (8! Funk (9) and Montreal 010 101 00-2 5 0 a — the court _— caught both of them on the front | this year. Breeze. 91. ae Thompson. Monroe and Darrell Joh toe ee w-|mine with a three-birdie efort,| Magee shot a final - shes If he can maintain a pace anywhere near that of his first ffavana at Bufalo ppd, rain. LaPalme, Rodriguez (8) mand | 38 as thay surged ahead 40 in gnared his winning birdie on the | 34-36 — 70. He opened thse tomes “AI Budlong v Getale ot, lanes — Forest, Bernte week in the big time, the Dodgers and Braves will have to look SUNDAY Teed. the jast set, dropped a game, | Ith and won over par on the mament with a 76 and followed |Dan, Moore Hanover, Donley Darnley The Sheik . ais laurels. dnserinan Lani Soci then put it away. | elosing hole where a trap shot | with 68 and 78. : Se E . \cheveland O11 001 000-- 3 6 3|Richmond on2 c20. 0-410 0|, Eartiet Io the day Me wind DECLARATIONS FOR THE "ABOVE CLASSES MONDAY 10.00 A.M. AUGUST 10, 1959

PAUL RICHARDS, manager of Baltimore Orioles is anoth- ; er to look at the inauguration of the second All-Star game with pa aT —— oo oe 020 004 x—6 9 1| 8% ye ee ee ®

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9 jaundiced eye . Pecbanids 5 and Gloeeees ' *s Scaciie an tapehes year-old brother Orlando were | on\ { a | r S m a sh e S at Race Secretary's office Charlottetown Driving Park

“Said Richards”: The entire thing is a travesty. In the first M10 101 004— 7 14 O1¢ j —714 01(7) and Ouncka, Teed (7). |eostonding fer the mages cham: TUESDAY NIGHT AUGUST Tith.

ace it is not important enough to take three days off to run_ | Detroit right, like they did the first one. It’s drawing little interest from | Boston 021 000 000-312 6) First einer ade

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