‘ : &e, ‘ i Y : ¢ a - a (18): Wash—Ca pwhtle walkiag ‘we femiers coe BASEBALL ("Sm ae noe “Juniors Nip et o . caisd National League The Me ieence te the same L ; wast : . Dowell (8-2) and Crandall! HR. Phila. 020 320 00x— 7110 credited e the losers for one | ‘By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleve.Colavite (15) 4 Faul (1-3), Hendley (4), of eS : a eee See | American League First ~ Koonce (5), Broglio (8) and phe Juniors came up with the ing uniors +e ~ Kansas City 920001 010— 8 &1 Hundley: Jackson 15-7) and Dal- upset of the young City League oem ne pg oa - “Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” i ‘tinnesota 100 Noa HO0— 1 19 9 Detroit 202 010 30x— & 8&0. rymple R: Phila—White (14). cofthall league as they handed mn. when : —; Beltimore °° 011001 01x— 4 99. Stafford. (0.2), Dickson (6), Pittsbur 012 000 630—12 18 6 i tee weaas Corran Bann Cee- CeeBees committed an error. on SECOND SECTION Charlotidiown, Sat., July 2, 1966: 9 Maat (96) Ciminn (8) and Stock (7). Grilli (7), Sanders New York 000 000 000— © 11 Rees their first loss in. nine ae Dere's hit. the runners 7 mmerman: Barher (9.2), (8) and Roof: McLain (12-3), ~Fryman (63) and Pagliaroni; « games, a 21 decision. — Kesher and Etcheharren’ Sherry (8) and Freehan HRs. Fisher (5-8) Hepler (4). Suther- Urbain Gaudin limited the The CeeBees scored their only HR Balt-—-F. Robinson (19). KC—Roof (4). Charles: (Ss). Det !and. (7), Bearnarth (8) and i hitting CeeBees to four run in the second inning when Bowens 4) -Kaline (4) Grote HRs Pitts—Pagan (3), ae a didenot allow one walk Hughes managed to single and Second. New York 122300000— 8101 Mazeroskt 5), Stargell (16), x caune seven innings and then was batted in when Smith : ‘ Minnesota 000 009 000 0 R1 Washington 002 003 100— 6 112 Clendenon (8) eS his team backed up his strong got the third hit of the inning ; Baltimore 200-000 00x— 2 32 Talbot (7-5) Hamilton (6) Ra-- performance playing — errorless off of, Gaudin eee Merritt (66) Siebler (8): and mos and Howard; Ortega CHANGED STYLE ball behind him. Gallant fann- ' Niaon Short (1-0) and Etche- ‘6-7! Segui (4. Bosman (5) Skitch Henderson, who con- ed three ‘batters. John Hughes Allen Funt, ‘creator of TV's” a ya ie Sealed i ,'5: Humphreys. (7) Cox (9! and Ca- ducts popular music on TV, was went the whole gone for one Candid canes, is alse a sculp- 2 sano HRs: NY—WNM +12) four hits tor. painter ana writer ems ee \ lantle 412), ne “¢lassical pianist. fosers and also eee ere fy SUMMERSIDE as bi RACES 2 AND 6 Pins aie basicle maak be Ghinces 0 ‘eccalpaadie if e é 4 ee . merside Raceway trotting - Pine Ridge Marion 1 1 ME. Bernard, Kensington Sunny King (W> Craig) 21 J f ‘ ord of-2.08 whitn had stood up| (J. Bernard) RACES 3 AND 7. - Jazzman (C. Chappell) 34 j -4 - e against atl» challenges for 24/ Donald's Pride (L. Cart) 8% 2 Port Rill Boy (G. Chappell) 1 1 Timmy H ‘E. Clow) 4 3 h > >" a. 2" 7 } tp * t ’ years finally fell by the way-|Misty Paul.‘R. Gass) 2.3 Echo Ridge Eddy (R- Neal) 32 Doc Wilson (A Burbine) 5 § V iE . or | ] side last night The feat, accom- 'Real Spirit (C Smith) 4° 6 Speaker Pick (A. Burbine) 2 dnf, Splurge owned ‘by H Simni-* * it ie. o _ mI < Pplished by a 7-year old bay Captain Logan White Choice (E. Clow) § 3 onds. Cornwall, Sunny King ow- . — mare, Topway, was the high-| (Dp. S$ onds) 7 4 Germika (B. Whalen) . ‘4 4g ned by MacPhail Bros light’ of # doubleheader Domin-'Gene L. Scott (C. Ghappell) 5 5 Fast Way (C. Chappell) dnf drn RACE 9 FOR FY/ “RY ME F LIC PAAAI ion Day facing program. She |allie J. (1. Neill) 6 7° Times — 2.133, 2.12, R@azie’s Best (A Pineau) 3 . : ric os \f y A i [ ¥ H FRE ON p fe | did # in convincing fashion al-| Times: 2.15-3; 2.15-1. Port Hill Boy orned y Gard- Jenny Mozelie ‘F. ‘McIsaac) 2 ‘ ‘« Eee Se [so by lowering it more than one Colin owned by Thompson and ner Newcombe, Port H Rudy Frisco (E Bernard) 3 ; . second to. 2.06 -3 MacFadyen. RACES 5 AND . Miss Lane (J. Harkness) 4 This was the second win of -the ’ Mighty Rock (G Chappel) 5 night for the mare. In her first ! Marcus Hanover 8 appearance she did the twice HUNTERS CORNER Honest Patch (R. Barnett) 7 . : around the ova! in 2.11-2, and in Ko Ko Moon (W. Waite) 8 as : ntertainment or ) e 0 e her record breaking mile she ti mes = iu ie sid i was on the outside all the way, Ga W d Appli ca eggie’s st own iv : - — being chased right down to the me ar en ! ion MeNeill, Rustico : : . . wire by Little Art. a 7-year old | t t cti nares 5 AND 4 r bay gelding owned by G. Sem- Usel Wi hy A Elroma (C. Chappell) 13 4 ple of Kensington ess ! ou ion Highland Spirit ‘R. Barnett) 61 ors Pie oil ark of-2 Jolly May ‘A. Pineau) .-7 et Oe tot aaa tna forays hk c jointly by Squire Hanover i ‘the’ position of Provincial Game ‘Lorna Price (J. Bernard’ 3-4— P Watchim, and set on July 24, | Wardens... three of them,-. . “uring the nesting season. O uF Babe Clegg (3. Whalen) 4 S ' CT 1942, Driving Squire Hanover On pave been advertized in the l0- pressure from natural. causes Arpil Bodiong (W. Craig) 9 6 q s a {¢ that occasion was Tindall Sem-—.2) press. Its a move in the F sha thetr—nesti A Neneiedh Times— 2.13, 2.13-4. 7 Ble while Myron MacArthur waS yioht direction but it ae ae eee ee eee Elroma owned by Stanley ; 2 up behind Watchim ee ae rearing period without being yj,ynew, Kinkora; Highland xa? : too little and too late’ unless subject to the inroads of a cet spirit owned by H. Champion.

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I note where applications for they are given a free hand with respect to prosecutions. It’s a certainty that such ~ appointees” should be under a Game Com- mission and exmpt from politi-

our ' wildlife with specific reference to. waterfowl and up- land: game birds. © is at the whim _of any shotgun’ toter who hap- pens to see them. For instance” — Qn Wednesday of this week two ladies went for a walk along the shoreline at Langley, across the river from the City, the pleasure of their stroll was shat- tered when they came upon a -body_of_a-freshly killed

_Canada Goose on the shore.

Tt was quite apparent that the goose had been shot within the hour for rigor mortis had - not set in although the heat had ‘pretty well left the body. Fresh

_hblood stains were observ:

‘Cal interfefence: At the moment”

tain class of gun toters whose motto appears to he: ‘It's a live — kill it’. Here {s a case in” point: On ing of this week two angling friends of mine were out on a

They heard a mother black duck flapping in the water, and squawking, an approximate one

hundred yards distant _The trout were ina co-oper- ative mood and they paid no particular attention for a min- ute or two. When it continued with unabated volume they reel- ed in their lines and rowed to the spot. As they ‘neared the scene of the apparent trouble @ mother black duck took wing and flew away..On reaching the exact spot from whence the ap- parent trouble existéd al! they saw was the sweetest little black duck you ever. looked at. It was old_and-sitting

Wednesday even--

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neck and breast. No gunshots motionless on a patch of - blue _were heard by the ladies in water among the flag greenery.

question and they had been at As they watched the darling lit-—

§ 3, and woun alone-during-their spring so-~

2 1 the shore for an hour or long- tle creature and wondered what

. RACES 2 AND 6

Grattan Abe (W. Waite) ee

Sammy Gallon 24

Jim's Boy (G. Chappell) 5-2

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Times —- 2.11-2, 2.14.

Miss . Heather Hal owned by- Simmac_ Stables, Summerside;

Caparafay owned by B. MacDo- nald. Summerside. ~

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= flew a considerable distance. ‘fromthe =Boint wher where {t was shot “H wildgeese were

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g 0 WIMBLETON TITLE TO SPAIN

Manwvet Santana (fore- ground! of Spain battles Den- nis Ralston of the United

mink-rose from under - water.

like a trout taking a fly, and Times — 2.11-2, 2.06-4, : “took the little duck in Its’ mouth. —Topway—owned- by—W.—MeAre———

the. bushes like a brownish flash. The mink knew they were wat- ching and pulled.a ‘submarine stunt’. Nature in the raw can be tough and there is-no_point in we humans making it any tougher than necessary. We

‘the sporting’ realm or we may kill the goose that lays the gol- den egg.

States in final of the Al Eng- land tennis championships at Wimbledon yesterday. Santana

Little Doctor. (J. Chappell) § dra

RACE,9 _ Name The Price — —— — Darky ‘A. Smith) =i Mighty Sandy (A. Robers) Mighty Sandy ‘A. Robers) Rose Alda Chief — —— Phot Chief (E. ‘Bernard) Craig’s Abbe (C. Cahppell) ila Patch (R. Barnett) Time— 215. °— Name The Price ownéd by

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Santana Outwits Ralston To Cop Wimbled onCrown

By GEOFFREY MILLER

WIMBLEDON (AP) — Span- iard Manuel Santana out-ma- noeuvred Dennis Ralston of the United States 64, 11-9, 6-4 in a classic final Friday and brought the Wimbledon. tennis titlé back to Europe after 12 years

The grinning 28-year-old won the crown — the world's most coveted tennis prize — with a blend of ower and subtlety: that

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the 15,000 fans. As the drama ,rose~to its -cli-

max in the close and torrid at- mosphere of Wimbledon’s centre court, Ralston’s nerve failed him and he fell into double faults and volleving errors

Santana kept. going steadily ‘arth spin and- drop, - sfop-voliey.

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silver toublis from Princess Ma- rina, aunt of Queen Elizabeth, and the entire crowd stood and cheered.

Saturday's major aiisten on the centre court will be the bid of Billie Jean Moffit King of the US to defeat Maria Bueno of Braz! for the women’s singles

A beautifully played lob from hv 23-year-old Ralston in the

back in vain at his. baseliné That shot tock the American t¢ 40-15 on Santana’s service. Buf the Spaniard recovered and wos with an ace

One game later the scales be can to tip for the first time. Ral ston double faulted and trasle -135-30_ Santana seized bis chance took. the next point with a fore hand pass and then complete

tirct—_break-thraurh with sic and that-left Raisjom grog ‘ing in mid-court.

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