SPORTS FRONT

By PlUS CALLAGHAN

:. A Veteran Returns

Tin: city Sotioaii League is moving along quite tutu-retiniiy and the boys in having a good time of it,

This Somali is u game that call keep the oldsu‘i‘s among the cpmpetitm and each team has us slial’t‘ or inlet-u . liosl oi these 'old lunars' have it int ol sollnuli knowledge and their presence on their clubs is indeed a gi'l‘ai help I0\\2|’(I SIICLCSS.

TULSDAY evening The Balleyult-nt irlsh Soulrly Shalilitirks lui'pi‘iscd just about. everybody \llicn tilt-y llillit‘t‘. tiut Jack Henncssey to do their L'atdiilig l'ilUI'l.“ Jack has a sotthall standout a few years back and has musldcmt tint: oi the pi'pilcr- ed “124 Jack had culi-

iie didn'l null lllltch maxim! when the ll-ish Inviled him in line up with the Vern Blanehard's coached tuunll.

JACK has had a line sports (-3er and anvlliin: he has undrnaken he has given it his very best. l‘lle Shamrocks uill surrlv he stronger lor having acquired ius srrvir s .One lhmg is so. . lhr nther train will hear plenty oi talk uhen Jack is in the hall gamel no position will never no lonesomr when lienn _ ‘

Sports From wellomes Ihis lrlshman hack into the so - tail \lai‘< and we wish him the vriy nest in his calrhinl rhoios throughout the 1963 campaign.

Plenty Of Young Talent

A L Cit Baseball Hague managers appeal mizhtl phras-

.d with mey mat amount of young talent available tor this Itimmer‘s operations.

h resent lor Wednesday's stan-

e Km mm, '0 P v ottntsr clubs has

wrrr present

null the mantle I on a neat deal. Their hitting lealrs n they held tilt hail exceptionally llne_ ‘ 'Last . awn ihr younzel' playcl all inn \ttilt‘ tllr‘ spolilsnt In The c T‘hcii' orriormaurrs “cl? o n high order ’and they were among the top mm! on esch oi the tour teams. . This same pa“er appears “Iter son. These you" trilnns arr snxiou they'll llsleii , are ready to upon. Thut's the hind ol a fellow who needs to be

tn hr diiplicalut this sea- s to play ball. They are to the vitirlis nl n-isdom play hail anv lllnlcttiley halipiayt-r iha a ram 3.2353. the in the mood belore he hi 1 out, ' willinenlhusiastic boys like this month theroannms illtir douht shoot the success at this season's operations The on. thusiaslli is great nutw and there is little doubt thai it villi Con» thrau out the entire season. _

Em“'i'htese yg‘imgstm will make this league a sumss You lust

Vl'it m 322.. Great Baseball Races

rm: National and American Leanne ram orntniur to IizlJl‘ and lhe lead changes hand: every niht‘r day_

it's . e w to have things going and atlondancn lhonlrl soli‘ Is a Instill. Right now no one Ieizlli In either league looks like I sale hel (or the world Skies IIEYIlI. Many will We (hit the Yankees at: as good as In but tht llllull- men will need to improve their playing it they want it share ot that world series money.

Many riuhs riizilt now are entertaining oennanl hnpus and you pan hardly blame them. The rates are close and some Rally ‘duk haneS' 31‘ showing to great advantage.

Upsets could he coming in this mail campaign,

To Leafs’ Camp

CKARLOTI‘E’I'DWN'S Billy llacliillan has arrived from Toronto and will spend ﬂiC summer holidays will his mother. Mrs stellalt liarhiilian. Alexander Drllt

Billy will report In Toronto Maple Lrals‘ il-ninln: late August He plavud iasi scamn litiil Nell Me i f

Riﬂe Team See-ks. lo Regain Iriiphy

lurtiy

(aillu 1n . ilnlnrs

"mm-raw I team comprising Eight shooting members and a .' rapiain and roach. lcaw lime (or Sussex. NB. when they will pamcipair Saturday in the annual lnteT>MarIIilne rilll: team champiDMtiips

This event, the oldest at its type in North Arum-lea. has been going lot more than 100 ‘ yell:' and is tired annually by teams rt’vresenling Prince Ed» wild Isiund. Nova Swim and New Bnmswick. The three pros vincial riﬂe associatiam Lakz tum It acting as hosts. l" 1964 the event will take plan II‘ Squaw Point ranges.

Triton captain. Sgt Boy Colca. Milieu. and coach Lt Ralph E. Jenkins. Charlottemn. loci collidmt that the kdm, seletits

k

ad (will I series wee y

pionsillp one w which may lost to but. in 1962.

11mm. June 15. lust i

Huiisinn Coits‘ rail-her John Batomaul looks up in e di- rection tit lhe home plate umpire Tuesday in the Sixth inn nil as he made a stomach

WHT'S m5 CALL UMP?

diving lat: ﬁll Cliit‘liuo's Ernie Banks. Banks lasgrn up at ihiid and tried [it score on the II)‘ to ieti by Ii‘ammak‘ N91»

THIRD O‘F CAREER

In Second

Fans who ndinrssrd the tirst . ‘Iwo games ol the ml City laasroail league season will Ihavu trouble denying that they

‘.

. and a onevblx Gnilnnt in the ‘ ‘ iani's single drove in the only

I. run at the game. Barry Eula

knock to Joey smut. Gui

were two of the nest eva‘ played It thﬂl‘ill ﬁeld.

First it was Jack ‘Pooctile' Burke twirling s cite-timer in the league opener not Monday night Ind then vetaan We I‘Fumi' Miuclm Him»! I lilo-hith last Mm.

. For ‘hiiliei' it was his third . ohitter sinoe he starlad play- ling ball teach in 1947. and his victims last night were lrv MacKlonon't Di)de who lost

Pint

Chlcalo

FASTEST MILE IN MARITIMES

. Barbour's Park Rainbow l Captures Feature Race

Wendell Harbouu": Park Raina how, ll-innt-r oi tlle ilrst tell 0“ the Maritime circuit lres—lor-

nll last Saturday night at Sanit- Tommy shanter 1E. Bernard)

ville Downs. thmaxed a ten-inc night oi racing at the Charlatw town Driving Park last night by stepping (he lnstest mile ol the season in the Marihmes. n tor» t'id mm.

The sixayearoid sou ol Klught Dream. rained by veteran iioach MacGlegor, captured both ends oi the venture inviiatmnai pace.‘ The gelding wool his ﬁrst trip I

n 2-091. i There were two other last mile: on the Program Torrid Wale-rs, an eight-yeahoid hay gelding owned by Wellington MarNeiil of Souulplrrt. capturedl both ends (1 a pace W'iﬂti Identi- cal 7:101 miles.

LOWERS MARK

Dot‘s Chlet driven by Cyni‘ Smith. lowered her mark ayl :close to two m ﬁrst dash oi a cldming race. ipacing tile mile in 2:124. mark prior to this mile 2:14 2. The young male raptured the second dash ol this Mam in 2'13.

Colonel Dan's Ganii's Brest captured Ihl: other tiitt dashes ml the program. Emmett Ber- nard mined the Mack's Basil olisprmg to identical times of

I33

1hr qluneila on t e third race ll hil'h restlirned $61.40 on a com- bination oi Tom-id Water on Captain Chlel The first tiouillc

- e 11.40. the Sewn“ dnu- .80 and the exactnr on the 7.40.

t‘t'iAL MAKES PROFIT

Ra Doi's Chict tC.V. Smith

he; I mill 5

Chlel Ozsukee tE, Bernardi a I

‘Garlh's Bast «LA. BEi'iiardil

‘Voxuc's Gem 16. Cilappclll 7

Bo. nun ‘Culoncl DA. ilacillnnon. lloiirlow 3 Pa

Her Y5 “13.31%. 3.10: also. ->

The “'9 WY °' ‘9“ “‘3'” “’3 .naie chcut iJ. Mat-Gregori.

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2 or Home stretch is. Smithi l 3‘ Denise Ann tw. (xzigl t. 4 ﬂy Lee Dean ic. chaoprili s 5

Tim 12.4; 2:13,

Dot's Chlsi owned by c.v. smith and E.I-‘, Clark. Hunt River.

Bobby Brook <D. MacNulli 3 Perfect Hal tL, Kellyi 2 Babe Clog: 1C.v. Smith 4 Viviory Gallon tE. Bernardl 5 Audrey's Pride lc. O'Brieni 6

1 Z G 8 l 5 d

losedale Co-Pllot 1!}. Bernard» 5 4

Times 2.13. 21:13. Gurth’s bv Lt,

'cilar-

2nd m $4.211. 1.7n. 2.60; $4.70 sth — 32.20. at). 2.60; $2.80. 3.40: $3.00. Dashes .l and 7 Torrid Waters tl l-lrnnnssryi 1

Captain Chlrl 1E A. Bernaldi 2

Liztie Clm ll‘. Slnlihi 4 Sunny King lcv. Smilh‘ 3 Dennis Hrrocrt iJ. Fergusnni x 5 Speaker Flt-k in, Walshi a Callie Hal AA. Bt-rllardi 7

Tlmtvs’ 110 2.10.4.

Torrid ll'alris oli‘ncd by Wol~ iinglon Mat-Neill. stiullliui .

all, fIrd ~ 5740. 4. 310. 37.110. i . 52 w: 7lh — $3.10, 2110, 2.10. 34110. 2m. 32.10.

Bashl-n 4 Int] ii

LONDON tileutetsi a Brit- Park Rainbow vi. MarGregor» ain‘s slate-owned coai industry 1 l matio a prolit (it shallow .ianot li. 1w. uounel 2 t islllioootii compared with s Arninlld's audny l1). MacXQilli KICIIL'it oi . 1545,000.- t 2 om in [Rf-l. says the National Santano to. Smith! 3 o Lnal Board's annual report. A Blue Sky Lark is. Barnai'di spr r lump in produrliv. s s lty mnlribuied to the surplus. lolly Abh In. Beinaili ti 5

the board's llrst in six years.

TII'neS‘ 2.09.4: 2-071.

[SPORT ECHOES

By Norman Mmtlonlld Summersitle Bureau of The Guardian

1 l Barbour.

No.30. 2 .

chk Fox ix II. it lglin. He'l tnde hit an pitcher, George Kinch. to Enmnn Drug In Gold wiikimn. amp 6.)"! hard—hitting cenkrtiddzr. The dtsi might turn out well ter both tillbl. MICKQIILICI Item putty well stocked with pill? he”. and Wiilllnlnn should help to lirediﬂlitll tihclr III-cit. although their alt-ck was not exactly anemic hclnre wnhin- non mined the team. Enmsn orug, on the other hnnd. can use a pilcher at Kind-1's its.

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1.1-. RALPH JENKINS mind mas-lam ol the loam . mhnm": “"5" are: Li. A1 Match. Tor Bob 90 W Madman W. “' ' W a.“ My Mam Tm NC Bum” “i also Iriili and win prove to m 9,}, mm “a m szl. PJ. landrl'lzan 96 7° 7 "I" "had-II "MI If mm "mm a“ of 0i“ 3"- R' 3 lul'i'milm'i. :ilf'iftli; in; jui‘wk' ”" Gtvrtt Inlnll GeorIe the tint um: and rel-icy Taylor at Ti! E. Jim 9% wm‘ ‘ rpr. SA Vtssey hi rationing In: the leaders at W‘- R. Clark 95 tilt tin-i till-limos match held . MN Lorna vmw 9t some is... my Arline that I“ m . i M no Clark in the .oltiiall league exmtlvc N; W R Angst THREE “5 went lill the vnydlll'nlllan Ital p I up sud, m. . . mwli mouse a lumen ng an afﬁx. Mum. m 'i'pr. .i. Bunnie Bit‘ any Ind Ulric call-pt tilr nu - _ __ —_lCdt, E Frnwse 36‘ two ninu mpedlvely. Cd’ : Prakt- Rs II I“ certainly I day-ﬂute ll nasal-tiles ot the Island loam InciIcl lnrthi. are. and mi ht

Hoie-In-One Is Surprise

WHOM, NJ. (AP) — A next Saturday

tidal prlze rmct schtnlliled .I

Milli! at Sussex. the executive‘ have seemed a line hit II or has announced that s muctieel shoot in pranaratinn lor the on- tor h 19 and it] will he held

II on nnnollncelneltt mid! Hrii “in

would Iollnw "lotion in l . lure (lulu. A inn-till

to be In order when ulnthllll

m [alter allot I hnlt-in- — —a» "w i, “MM. m M, . «I. o- the par thm ibylrdl HATES sting ms. tint is. v “Ill hole at l'lll’ker‘l l-loilow. Bolt tiuh Tue sy. i HALIFAX ICPi a Gmrze "1 VII so lumrlud I III rIKhllPuwnr. sunrrlntrndrnt n! "I!

i own." Mid “Om-l “"mlll-jpuhhs pardons hvir. ir riled

up Ibfuil vandalism In I dfrnr- rllhl Irm ’Ilslive park lounlnin .Vir. power I climb- ‘ii'iﬂ up till the tauniuin’s lin‘!

l at. at Bi‘lnclrvtlie. ‘ not-rill lost his

I lrient tlvr . . . scc year. “I. I. was rightmost-d.

said Wednesday yrrson

'1 minus nine yam are dlmdtliniz pewter cherubd. 5 .d and to Inn on am said Mr. Power: “It Ill named

on e . noun. We nrvrr me any lrouiiie “I noggin .wahenlyke this hrinre i ish till! 1.. a. wu nnn ton. hnd nevlr been hull-II."F Initial" I

add. to null lam with that prnnlt in the tounlaln

We ll e sorry In mllul tho

'Vellul. thcIl ended 2-1 (or the LeonliIInI. For in. it us one or “outed-nu“ unllﬂ ﬁll mum collie!

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Jack Fox Makes Swap

opportunity. The dual mu have taken place helm you read this. It Fox II going to enter Senior "n" in Muritlnla play-oil], he's going to need at least one more pitcher, and he‘d holler he s top-notches. The nirlorce boys who seem a hit WEEK II behind the pine, have strengthened that position considerably by putting Gord lmeiace in their. Lovelace is a good recrivrr mchdnichliy speaking. and he also mom: to in; at the reins etlecllyely to make the old man In. Dunc Wheeler. MucKeiiLie pepper pot mly have to look it his Inurds. Lovelace hm't proved himseil at the hat yet. but it he can hit consistently he‘ll or one at the nest.

Departure In Tactics

We must Admit. however. that player] Weir: setting le with Iar mo much In this iellile. Ind

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Lee IZJH Foiles (II: Marlin. HR: Chi—Ward {7). Second

010 000 000— l I 0 11 m 10x— 3 1 o and E. Sadowski. Biiﬂiardt (7-2) Ind

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‘Funnel' Fires No-Hi’r’rer ue Game

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Mulligan walked (our White Striking out Mm. She-rhea also issued four tree tickets to first Mid {aimed seven.

This evening Rovers play host to Stan; ill a Multil- lemme

contest slated tor 5.15 shin-p

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. Terry, Rani." (Ill. Erl (Hit . ms

(in) and Howard 003 002 340— 12 14 I :11 m m— 6 11 u

Donovan. Wuiilei' (4-!) Nil.

and Anne: Aguirre. Slurdlvaiit (1-2) (6). OF tcytu k7). ohlic L

p ., tl-zi (6|. Foytuck <7) L ii h son hlattilmys. Coils Email After the game Dmnie said Ln- Aul-Iet 011 00] oat—5110 ° “ Davies M i. ham. was on I‘ll was my third nohltter nut Chicano oooooom— o 11 gﬁsiﬁg‘i'lﬁ; 9?; T23“? mm ,0, m m" it was the host one that the no Turiey 12-5! and rollrs; PI- (3, “FWD”, (7, Km, ff}, '_ posing team tailed to soon a sum toll Hprlen t9) and Car» “Chime (5, ' ° ' (AP “Mill-oh) Irun on. i tossed my lint one u renn. Martin «St. HRd: LA— mum'm L, a Junior but the game entity ill ‘ 1‘0"” ‘27- WEE-M '15’- 1rittaimrgh I‘m—"e u all a l-ail tie. lite loco-id one. he Fl?" ICtnclun-tl 000210 otix— a 9 1 said wan new Hewi- M BONNIE MIeLEAN Kansas City moostm— 12 171 annals, (L2) an,“ 50x a... y alts-mm tou Minnesota llololooo—txt Face la) and Pagllam or live years ago. It wu an ex- had don: a oomerssult to grab wtcyemm (54) my Ed. Dom“ ilntlon garlic In by the hall- wards; Kant. M) SuIIIvan (It. Phllu. . an 3-! score." Mat-Leon thong-t It was I Moore tsi. pieio t7) no But. st. Louis loo loom. gm, suomsml, .s‘wm no torrillc gains. u Only three 3- ley. i-llls: Key—Esseginn t1) Mahattey taai Boozer m “.looy top Joey Gal- '0”. hes-“Iv ‘WDWW'W Harrelsnn UL and Dalrympie: Taylor. (Ill lanll saved it tor me in Nut Endg’ew‘m Me'sbu‘mm Washington mmm—l so Shantz 1D. Bhuta l6). Humph- lnstlrmins when he graphed that of . 9'“ “WM 1" “w “0" ll IIWWx—S'lll roys m. olivn (Bi and McCar-

imt’ drive by Wayne MarDoua- "I all." He also thought that Jamie Kennedy hill Mind the cause plenty in the initial Illn- Charloiletotlli. lug. "Jamey made I wild stub Pays: 41h — “M. 45!). 3.20 for Roger (Boss's mist In

90- ilth 32.80. name up with it in time to lhmw ‘Gttsos out despite the Incl he

Losing Pittli’lef Pat Silerron also save a t to period mance which Whicdiy would have meant a victory on any othey night. He allowed only two hits, a single to Juncy Kennedy in the second inning

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