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Three houses. Bobby Brook, 2.30. 2.50. office Sunday of intimidating «one umpire lost his Chriu. times of 2:15 3-5 and 2:14. 1:13.819 (2.15 2-5), Gold. Top Way and Trusty Dudley, Double (1 and 2) 63.90. umpimqf even going so far m“ bonus “can” he enforced Single winners were Home $31.15 w .1 1-5), .Belle Texas were double dash winners at RACES 3 AND 7' .—————————-—————-—-—— the “day Will, changed, and Little Man (2:19)..0naway (2:12 (2:12 2-53;Si.F on 1-1))!“ the Charlottetown Driving Park 1. Bobby Brook (1). MacNell) l l sparked by home mm by Carl 1 bell-eve one mo w“ cu m 2-5). Carmen [Fret (2.17 2a. B . ancy Wick (2_ 3) Saturday afternoon. :Dots Boy (.1. Hennessey) 2 5 Mcquai and Bi" weabherbie salary for the "me rem”. Dreamy Guy (2.14), .nd Mar. m etivare (2,14 3.5) we" lBogby Baook. onined dbyd lion- ; Ida Budlgll‘ldg) (R. MacDon- a ‘ on Summerside came back National] League President Jorie Lee Volo (2.15). 0 or w nners. — -WV “9 as" 0m“ - a“ “V “l . ith five of their own. In that Warren Gies. reached at home . . _ ‘ by Don MaeNenL “'°“.“‘° "‘in .3 PM" WE.”- Maccregor’ 5 3 31rd inning uprising four aln- in Cincinnati. said: “11 Will: (&?C¥I%m¥Nsfiengwi Abbie: WCHOp

' and seventh dashes m } anl H‘] D119“ ('1. 6 2 giea' two walks‘ 3 passed has a complaint. he was the 0m winner on “d 215' iASk" (A‘ Lowery? H and a sacrifice accounted for make it in writing. And he . hm” "cm; and here Sm. Legion Team ,

“3”” Md!” "Wm by i “W” ‘0‘ Wm“) H the mm- Should set his “as “"480 urday night. winning both ends Charlottetown Abbies ra " ) scam sublet Ltd" Dam canon Hug ‘E' macxay) '8 Charlottetown we“ “a”! before making Public "3“" of the featured $800 invitation- the Charlottetown Legioin' mouth' and driven b-y Emma“ Times: “3:3; 2'15" briefly in a" 31"“ inning When "mm-n Giles deemed “ml” al pace in times of 2-08 2-5 and veniles 14-0 in I slo 1 1 Bernard,‘ won the first and. Pays: 6.70. 3.20. 3.20: 0.80. Bury Ems. an”. walking. ev. comment. 1” ‘ - ambition baseball)?! payed flfvllh in times of 2.13 and 2.14:2. r 6.50: 6.50. 3.50. 2.90. 2.90; 31.00. entumy came home on a field- Wills, who set I modern ml - ' Memorial Field Sundgame t“ Top Way. owned by Wilbur ) 24.90; 400 - em amen 1n the bottom 1.31: 50'. league Imom by new“ race winners were Ty- 8)! aller-

. . Other MacArthur, Kentsmgton. andI Double (0th and 7th) 184.80. of the inning, Summemde went f L05 . son Rip (2:11); Thomas B. Win “001 _ .m Baum. H t t RACES 4 A 3 we“ to my with their w 3:28:23 “3: _ emfif‘f‘f‘n (2:11 1-5); Darn Good Pick _Lefty Dunn pitched three in. second and sixth in 2.17:4 and ‘ April Budlong (S. Stead) 1 8 mad outburst. mug singles, a the balk rule Wm drive use (2110): Buddy Lybrook (2:14 “WES for we “"11 WW1 Pat H01-

. 8. Billy G. Command (E. Ber- double. two infield outs and a t 1 - t, 4-5); Newport Frisco (2:10 1.5) brooke coining on (time touru

FEATURE PAYS hard) 3 2 walk produced four runa.- 'tgffihgn;g;§,.gcggggi.. WM and Sandy Bee (2:17 +5). :nthonnle Funnel MacLean me lug-pay of the program “Shaw” Chef ('1' Amn' weather”: batted "1 the said. “I think in a couple of Heat betting return came in “Btolfbsegfnltlhtimkmtfi

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11 tile on Top Way and Bobby Rudy Frirzcrr; (-R. MacGre- a the ninth when he doubled home an mm M And in five yew m the combination a the Juveniles- Carl MCQuaid

' ~ .60 . t I - . '. - , * 1 ‘ ‘ Brooki for . . the 4 Carl McQuaid. All nine runs .‘ ‘ Pitched-the second and third 41:). A . h; ‘ ~ ,4 A .2 (, ‘A_:LA__ seventh Royal Hi Direct payed Concept (A. Smith) 4 'l were charged to Weatherbie as mafiggleszig‘: Yfirmfiiom“ sanngkfieydnzgxnngmgm With Billy Weatherbie comint ' ' $31.00 to place and $24.90 to Amigo Mike (5. White) 0 a he went 5 2.3 innings. allowed . e the f. M m “13‘ “um field “Rhythm Time on In the fourth. show. Rushaway Chief payed Tennessee Riley (R. Craig) 7 8 14 hits, struck out six and walk- p" o“ [h I? t Sgghwtfi‘ in the first he“ of the feature .McLean led the Inlel‘me. . $40.00 to win in the eighth, Gay Laird (G. Chappell) - 5 ed four. Carl McQuaid then fin- Em; f" e as 8" v “d . hm km th in {mm {Dr dratc Abbies with three inn, Baltimore Orioles‘ E arl pitch from Chicago White Sox fourth inning in Chicago 931- ! 11.40155 1 AND 5 ! Times: 2.13:2: 2.13. lflhed up. allow-ins two hits. “11- a: We went Ever everythm‘ Dudk in the gm d h to um' ‘Tex' MaCDonflld had two of in; Robinson sits on the ground It hurler Ray Herbert as calch- urday. Orioles won tihe first LTmsty Dudley E, Bernard) 1 lo Pays: 13.30. 4.90. 8.00; 8.60. ning one batter and walking I “mm df 9 “wk “09" ed “12,09 on ea ‘ ' Juveniles three hits. The Intel home plate after avoiding I er J.C. Martin looks on in the game of I double header 7-3. i slelton Byrd (G. Gregory) 2 2 2.70: 4.00. 40.00, 140 5.30; batter. “l e .aut Eoes not lie wmr - - mediates rapped eight hits 011 Myrna E. Clegg (G. 300. 2.70: 3.00. ' Gerry Smith pitched as far asl wh‘firi 333‘}; m“ SAINT JOHN. NB. (0?) -. the three Niche!-

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I n P a c O I (LR-Abbe (C' w'lhs) 7 S Paul MacWilliams. pSmiill Ifeuague fielder“) . {he Nam)“. edged Downtown“ 3-7 88 Eric With summerSlde Intermed‘at‘“ 'I‘rlfllte (J. Hennes§eyi (5 1 allowed 10 hits while getting "I say the 'league office It: White (W) and Pet” Gallantlat Charlommwn' Thunday' '

Honest Patch (A. Pinean) 0 6 T three strikeouts and walking not“ be Warren (me-s. the combined for me puchmg ohor_ip.m. T 9 second game wrll ' ' 60k?” De" ‘6’ “impel” 8 8 three. MacWilliams allowed a yeague president ea. Gus Clinton and David Gi'rtl-‘gl’la‘yed i“ ‘Summemde 5““ > n I'- ox Times: 113: 2-1412- hit. Richard Perry. with four “The league does not hm lant threw for the losers. rday- . . l Pays: 8.30. 2.20. 2,10; 210. SUMMERSIDE __ The Sum. singles in five efforts. led the the umpires and they know this Don Bil-t was 2401-4 {0,- up.) .The Juveniles tilt the exhib (“0‘ 2'20' 3'10 (Wm ""13"? Ex‘ merside Legionnaires came 16 hit Summerside attack. He and feel it}: towners and Gus Clinton was’ “on "8'1 “am . wanes“? 1”“ (5m) —‘ 30- ‘from behind twice to down the was top batter of the game. _....__'.__.__._..._. 4-for-5 for Downtowners. (When they face Km“ “um! ‘ ACES 2 AND ‘ C'larlottetown Juniors 9-7 in the Perry was followed closely

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Riga)?” CgAfHAN ) Rorbinson islhltrtnmet‘l tl1a (three (tillethOt-iolesmonly three hits un by In the second game Centre.;lntermediaba MLStars at Mm lm'm'e 10 e5' ge "g “1-11 omer n e “In mnmg'l‘ l e nm 3 r T” way ‘E' Bernard) 1 I so and 'hibit-lon baseball teammates Smith with another ' towners whi ed Downtown r Emial Fiem- 8 9-m- " dumh inning from .Brmks BOb' wlping 0‘” a 2'1 Wh'tp snx lead' 5 In the Nauona‘l.kague‘ Plus " Yankee Timber (J- Hennes' gacme bettsgen the two squads three singles and Darrel New- BO 11-6: Wayne pglacDonald “(foil Biifijhfign siifijfirxixsa/ inson. inlet-Easted 1their Amerlgatn 4 Jerry Adair d o u b 1 ed and burg); 11:119th? Six-gangé‘lolsgng ‘ I ‘seyi he H, Saturday. Summers)” son with a double and two sin. . the game with David Jennings‘ TORONTO ‘Cm _ City we Mame f’a ° 7 Farms ,a'gNorm Siebcrn walked before 5‘93 5. “ 1pm.” h‘; M B°b§ G11" (5- 5‘05"” y 3 3 won the first game in Char- ales. . S relieving. David Gallanl- and‘commissioner Raymond Ere “may “nth a 4'2 V-mm‘y (rm-W ‘ Robinson clnuled hi: Wnd homer Phlladplpma 9‘4rmtlh the e p or Ber” Queen 'D‘m MaCNO‘H' 4 4 ’OUNOW" 33- ‘1“ addition 10 their home) Gus Clinton pitched for the 1 ner says new sidewalks ii the second-place Chicago “hue! - v ‘ W I ‘(an error by Richie Allen. The Jolly May (Alyre Pineaul 5 6 The Smnmerside club scored ms. weatherbie had a doublet use” (downtown Yorkvme villa“ L-..__.____ ..._.._nn. mfk‘f C'hlrdeaseKna" tossed Lyn“ way 0 ‘Anan 5111"“ 7 55311 their runs in two innings. and McQuaid had two singlesr soums .. Uptownen‘ and‘ David Jennings was “0,4 (m. popular coffee house centre. will ' (5“31‘1 "in," "995?“ “mu” er Fancy T88 (A- Lower)" t" 8 j the third when five were tallied to lead the Charlottetown hit-1 Centretowners walked off with ' the winners and Gerald Perry be done )1, yellow. rose. fire . E gm 1 t: st 00111.11, inning. opening Jolly Grafton (G. Chappell) 8 7;.hnd the sixth when the other ting. jwins in the Souris Town Base-1 was 2-for-3 for the losers. land while pro-stressed Cflnl‘l'ell C S "‘9 “m {or f“? unearned-runs “ms' 2‘17”; 2'18' 1 {our came in- Charmmown had “"9 59°" R H E1 ball League here Sunday af- 5 League action resumes here lslabs and sections of asphalt ll :“Alltcn hit his f2flst Vhomer 11le the Pays: 8.80, 4.00. 2.70: 4.10, ‘ built a quick. 5-0 lead after the Charlottetown 113 001 001 7 11 1 ternoon. ‘tonight with Downtownens play. i the same colors. arm.“ [mod SATURDAY ‘New York 002001 “up 4 63 B mman 0 “Inner rank 2.50; 2.40. 3.80. 2.80. 2.40: 2.60. first two and one half innings. Summemde 005 004 0091161 1 In the opener the Uptownersl ing Uptowners. ’your eye out," he said. American League Boston 000000 201— .110 ' A H , fl K ‘ ,_ V ._ v V , ‘ 2 _. .- First ' Bouton (14-11) and Howard ("ANTS BEAT CARDINALS ct . “M L3- ‘ 7-" MW - v (brie-'9‘ W

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