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FRONT

By NICK riLLuoRE

32 Innings

NEW YORK'S vanquished Giants. non San Francisco. re- turned to their old home town Sunday and didn't lt.d\€ until they had played 32 innings of basc at. he might get the idea that Willie Mays Inc. like their former lie-me.

ey played a double-header against the Mets. even for I twin-hill. that's a lot of baseball.. The first one went the regular nine innings but the second one. 23 inn- Ings. lasted seven hours. 221 .

The Giants won it (H: (m pinch-hitter 1th (‘rattdall's ground rule double. The “inning pitcher, Gaylord Perry. pitch 10 innings of ohutnut ball - from the 10th to the 23rd inning.

ere IJS a summary of the Major League rules broken in the game: ,

Longest double-header in time: time hours. 50 minutes. The old record was 8:07. Cincinnati - Houston. NL. July 18, 1. ‘

but i

minutes i

I Longest double-header in innings: 32 innings.

The old

record was 29 innings. Boston-Philadelphia. AL. July 4.

st single game in 23 minu es. Detroit. AL. June 22. 1901. strikeouts. both clubs.

game. 38. The old record was 0

NL. June 22,

Most strikeout. both clubs. rec rd was 44. Cleveland-Boston.

Most official at-‘oats one club. V _ New York. 117. The old record was 99. New York~thladelphia, AL. June 28. 1939

Most offi'crial stubats. two clubs in double-header: 232. old record was 176. Pittsburgh-Philadelphia, NL. August 8. 196

I Most official at-bats, Individual. In double-header:

Roy MacMillan. Frank Thomas. pool. Jim Hickman. New York: The old record was 13, Rabbit 1922: Billy Herman Chicago NL. AL. 50.

The Acadia Relays

MORE THAN 361) athletes to Scotia took art in the Jltii rum Woltville Saturday. \Mlh one (.a school records falling by the way

Bridgetown's Howie Jackson terscholastic. hop. step and jump mark with 46 loci, nine he'd heat. the record, the question was.

inches. We knew by how mt ch

'Mat'Jnl‘le Turner was the greatest star of the day how- ever. as she had been in Lockport’s county meet.

competiier from Lockport. she wt pionship with four firsts and 28 11.6; the 220 -n 26.3; 16 feet in I shot put With "((1')’

Rings“ ('ollcgittte's David Kerr and Bridgetown's Dave Kerr ran the 880 in 220.0 nd

Jones were the other stars. the mile in 4227.2. Both were

hurled the shot put 50" :1 3-4' for another new mark. This is iust a preview of what track and field followers

can expect at the Eastern Canndi championship—s them; we’ll be the 9

MORE THAN 25.000 wildly t

heavyweight boxing champion CAS-II

' Clay

pit and wiilt GEO

built in Ghana Saturday night. with hits younzer brother Rudol Jojo Miles of anti .. . Attzelcs de:ealed Dick Mctz of Ru Inhale playoft to capture 1

ship at Beaconsfield, Montreal. 18 years

time: The old record was 7:00, New York-

1958, and Washington-Cleveland, AL. August 25.

slated for Summerstde in July.

Off The Cuff

he Canadian Open Golf Champion-

Second game. seven

extra inning game. Second San Francisco - Pliilaelphta.

double-header: 49. The old AL. Angus; . 963. in double—header:

The

14. Joe Christopher. Ed Krane-

-.~‘-m

HOMER BEATS BRAVES

The hard-hitting Chicago

Cubs outfielder Billy Williams (26). currently batting .414. is greeted at home plate after

slamming a Nth-inning homer to beat the Milwaukee Braves. 4-3. at Chicago. Teammate: waiting to greet the slugger

I

are infielder Ron Santo. bat.- ting helmet. batboy. and in- fielder Joe Amalfitano (17).

(AP Wirephoto).

Jesus Alou. San Francisco; Maranvillc, Pittsburgh. NH. 1935; Dave Philley. Chicago,

tm ill) htch schools In Nova ting ot‘ tlze Acadia Relaysat nadtaii and 10 Nova Scottan >I

c. toppled the Canadian In-

The only zri the girls Class chant- points. She did the 100 in he broad jump; and won the

provincial records. Jones

an Age Class track and field ' Don't miss

fang watched world CLAY‘s exhibition boxed three rounds each li:ht-Iicavywcight RGF. FAZIO Los ingle stroke in an.

itcet'tlig S 'S

tisas by a s

and today. They had

cf the. regular 72 holes

tied with 278 aclt on completion I ‘ Toronto Maple Leafs do not lllif‘rKI‘lO h't farm team at. ; Denver next season. They dropth £7a.t‘()t) on last season 5 .

operations and figure that . . . .. )

swim recor s. one of She set a mark of one minute 5. Then she helped the Dutch girls‘ 4141.4 for the 440~yacd mcdlay ARSENAL‘LT's time Saturday of Victoria park estahlhhes the Flirt the top Ran-juveniles in the Ma first 440—yard in a blistettng an in top condition era in the two ' in the pole vault. broad Jumped Shei‘wood's KENNIE O'BRIEN.

clocked off some top times in thc sprints. ________________——r_...

oitball Holds Meet

The Charlottetown city so".- ball league held a meeting lastJ night at the Charlottetown. branch of the Main Brace. Lea-

kind of money

ere . A1 A KOK. 18-year-old daughter of an Amsterdam milkman. Saturday took part in setting two \ltll‘ld them previously hcl

. .. .. Ono of thr- outstanding perform- day meet. but unnoticed hecausc_ 0; his

in a regular Gulf Softball Lea- gue fixture played here Sunday; of the “rims “ems, ‘afternoon.

can be spent (‘Ise—

by a Canadian. for the 100 meters.

1 seconds ' a world record (Ii . ANDY

team set rel ay

2:03 in the 080ivard l'llll at

tnorial from a memorable one for Wily lie Mays aiid the San Fsancisco Giants‘ fourth place 'League batting competition.

overlooked in the excitement. of Sunday's m a r at h o n double- header Mets. He managed only one hit in 10 tries during the 23-inning ' second game after

t h r e 9 performance in the opener. . As a result Mavs' average

dt‘nppr‘d to .114: putting him be- hind llilwaukce's Joe Torre and‘i

Pittsburgh's Roberto Clemente as well as the batting leader, nms of Chit-an Cubs,

Billy Willi

last

By BEN OLAN NEW YORK (AP)-The Me- Day week-end was far)

star has in

dropped to, the National‘

.\la_\s‘ decline virtually wasi the New York

against

a one-for-

ays over-all performance

times at hat. a .222 pace. Alto-l gethet' he lost 29 points and felll

.414 with 12 hits in 24 at bats. Clemente moved up two notches commanding lead. He Increased

two places in the standings.

Williams gained 16 points to;

l to second at .374 with an ll-for-1 his average one. point to 24 showingt that boosted his av-t with 11 hits in 28

craze 13 points. Torre remained

third Dlﬂt'f‘ despite a (wot

point loss to .30 01.1\'.»\ LEADS 1N AL

In the \merican

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week was six hits in 27. “at 1 Donald (S), 4' 57.3" (New Rec- 0rd).

.lim Fregosi of Los Leagro gels climbed from fifth to tilt

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TON Y OLIVA

Giant's Bailing Slar Suffers Average Drop

{at .343. He is followed by El-

i games.

ston Howard of (the New York} Yankees at .3 , ' The figures include Sunday'l:

Harmon Killebrew of Minne-i sota took over sole possession of the home run lead. He ha two last week. lifting his total) to 14. Cleveland's Leon Wagneri remained the top man in runs} batted in with 39. He had seven. R I

one i

B .

Mays managed ly last week. However. he contin- ues to lead the National League with 18 home runs and 43 RBI.

.4 . i o n j It homer and three runs batted In.

chard Green (M). John Mac-

Donald (S) 4' 57-3“ (New rec

0rd). Mile.

Eugene Mat-Donald (Ski Richard Green (M) John Mac

High Jump. Bill Conohan

Tony Oliva. Minnesota's rookieI (M‘ll- Donnie Sanderson ‘MI-

outfielder. continued to hold a.

383 times at bat. Washington's Chuck Hintoni advanced from fourth to second it an eight-point gain to .350. Angeles

-l1wttod hich student as one of ritimor. Ai‘setiault “out the seconds. And he still isnt:

age. I . more than n It . and was ‘ Hc bottct'cd nine feet and t

H. River Taps Nine Mile Creekj

BONSHAW —- Hunter River Elementary Meet was held on‘Donnie MacAdam walloped Nine Mile Creek 14.7; Friday. and the Junior and Set phus Malone (S) 10.1. t nior events were held on Salur i

Roddie Matheson paced Hun-'

Track Results

re Released

The Kings County Track andl

Field Meet. was held in Souris on Friday and Saturday. Thei

ay. Following are the results.

ELEMEI'TARY GIRLS i 7 yrs and under. Coleen Craig

ter River with two doubles.: (S), Judy Morrow (8), Marilyn

two singles and two walks in

S X appearances.

Phail rapped a homer for Nine pierce (S) 343_ t

Mile Creek. Emmett. Fardy

win.

Billy Mac-i

Gallant and .timt E combined talents for the; Rice (C, 31 Winston Taylor went the

9 yrs. Cheryl MacDonald (8),, lizabcth Martin (Mo). Marion.

10 yrs. Janice Ballem (Mo),

Donnie MacAdam (M). Admit phus Malone (S) 10.1.

14 yrs. Paul Fitzpatrick (S).‘ (M), dol-

14 yrs. Paul MacAdam (M

) . . Eric White (S). Sheldon Burke; Gallant [SI 8 8

12.6 (New Record).

15 yrs. Douglas Jennings (Sn. Eric Gallant (S). Clarence Mc ‘ Dojnald (Mo) 12.9 (New r

)

raser (Mo) 82 (Ties) ‘0' r- 8 yrs‘ Janice Clarkson (M0,. Broad Jump. John McQuatd. Frances Dues (5) J anel‘ (S). Clarence MacDonald (Mo).i

Eric Gallant (S) 15' 7" event).

High Jump. Richard Kassner S). Eric White (5). Danny Boudreault (Mo) 4‘ '7” (new

distance for Nine Mile Creek. Gait Ding“tcn (5). Dabby Chev. event). and was charged with the loss. ‘ em, (5, 75

gue President. Charlie MacKcn-i lie was in the chair and all the respective teams were represen- ted. ‘

Johnny's Kingfishers formerly of the Gtarlottetown Conimer-l‘ eial loop were represented at the ‘ meeting by team coach Billy Gallant and Bill announced (hall he had withdrawn his team from

the commercial loop and desired l a ' entry Into the

Charlottetown City League. 111a league repre- sentatives offered no oppositionI

Baseball Practise Is Called

practice for his entry in the Charlottetown and Area base- ball league to l9 held on Mem- orial Field at 6 p.m. Wednes-

and Mr. Gallant‘s team Will he: day nigm.

entered In competition I" “1.9. The following players are C"! League Champl‘msm" ""5 asked to attend the workout: year. as well as be)“ “NWT-Ii Wayne MacDougall. Bill Weath- In Maritime Intermediate "C' crhie. Joe Gallant. Rickey playdowns- t Gallant. Fred MacDonald. Rog-

‘l‘he big question mark at the. ‘ meeting was whether Barry‘s Lions would be able to gather commit players to participate. Mr. Moore decided he wouldt call I practice on Wedttcsday‘ aim to see if he could ticl a team for this year's action.

Park team. the Sham~ ro . Main Brace and the Klngfishers will definitely be in operation. The league will get underway Monday. June 8th providing the playing ﬁeld is ready for pl y The league games will be played on Vinn- ‘ day. Tuesday and Thursday} limits with game time set

and I

Th tum will have until two weeks oftn opening h.3:th flnol (layer reg 3 ion. Inn ' In; of the len- * W 11 also be held a this dot. I to Mail Duet.

er Goss. John Kane. Cyril Mac- Donald. Tex MacDonald. Bil 1 Stanley. Don McLerren. Mike Brown. Thane Mat-Donald. Lou-

is Smith and Don Campbell.

BASEBALL SCORES

i By THE CANADIAN PRESS ‘

National League Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. ppd. rain.

000-— O 000 102 00x— 3 000 000 010-— l 010 010 m— 2 Butlmore 015 000 011-— 0 Knoll City 002 mm— 4

Exhibition St. Louis NI. M002 100—- 3 Detroit AL 002004313—10

Coach Brian Lewis has called) record).

i

1 . . Dnloros O'Connor Hughes (Mo)

12 yrs.

Beth Clarkson (Mo), (S), ud l0.5. Pearl Kilbride (0).) Sharon Paque't (S) and Fayei

Fraser (Mo). 9.6 (New Record)l

13 yrs. Sharon MacDonald) (S). and Carole Mat-Innis (S).I Anne MacGowan (Mo) and Bat-i ara Ballem (M0) 11.8 (new1 14 yrs. Shirley Acorn (S) (.a-l thcrine Alyward (M), Sh eila Kelly (M) 10.2 (New record). 15 yrs. Brenda Stead (S). onna Johnsto (Mo). Iris Bruce (S) 14.0 (New record). Broad Jump. Anne Smtln (Mo), Donna Johnston (Moi, Sharon MacDonald (S) and Ve- ronica McIntyre (S) 13' 5" (New't ent). High Jump. Donna Johnston (Mo). Sharon MacDonald Shirley Acnrn (S) 4' event). 440 yd. Relay. Souris. Monta- gue, Morel] 1' 2.5" (New event). R Yﬁ

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New

7 yrs and under. Andrew Lee (M) Alan McDonald (5). Gar- field Beck (Mo) 8.2.

0

yrs. Randy Cheverie (3). Ronald Pcardon (Mo) Ronni. Jackson (Mn) 00

9 yrs. Brian Jennings (S)

Georgc Power (S). 'Kevin Ding- well (MI 7.5.

10 yrs. Kenneth Mnyaret (Mo) Gary Pierce (S). Alan Peters (S) 7.3.

11 yrs. Mike Cheverle (S). \l~ an Pierce (S). Lee (Mn) l0.8.

12 yrs. Cliff McCormack (8). Robbie Brcahautt (Mo), Alan

M McAdam (MI 10.4. not

13 years, Paul Fitzpatrick (I).

(5)“

440 yd. Relay. Souris Region- al Sottris Elementary Montague 57.0. (New event).

Discus, Alan Paquet (S). Ger srd MacPhee (S). David Kass ner (S) 118’ it" (New event).

Shot Put. Joe Rogers (5). Et- Ic White (S). Danny Boudreault Mo) 40‘ 9" (New event.

880 yd. Richard Kassner (5). Gerard McPhee (S) Davnd Kassnct (S) 2‘ 42.0" (New event.)

JUNIOR EVENTS GIRLS

100 yds. Ruth Annenr (Mo). Kay Murphy (M). Heather Ro- per (Mo) 13.0.

220 yds. Ruth Annear (Mo). Kay Murphy (M). Brenda Stead (S) 29.0 (New record

440 Relay. Morell 1' 6.2".

Broad Jump. Ruth Annear (Mo). Donna White (Mo) 13' (New record)

High Jump, Donna White

(M0). Marcia Dixon (S). Mar- cia Dixon (S), 74‘ 9" (N on event).

BOYS 100 yds. Gene Harring (Mn), Bill Conohan (Mo) Davut MacDonald (S) 11.4 (New rec r l

220 yds. David MacDonald (S). Donnie Sanderson (M) (M) Eugene Kenneblc (M) 27.0 (New record)

440 yds. Eugene MacDonald. David MacDonald (S). Richard Green (M) 57.5 (New record).

440 yds. Eugene MacDonald. (5), Brendan MacAulny (S). R.) chard Green (M) 2' 13-0" Now record)

(in) yards. Eugene MacDona- . Brenda MacAulny (5). Richard Green (M) 2.130 (New record).

no yds. Eugene MacDonald (8). Brandon MacAtu (8). Bl-

>(M). Joe Praught (S). Gordon .Bruce (S) 15'

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e own Commerciai softball lea- ' -

Thomas Ryan rS). DaVid Mac-t cﬁ n on Saturday, The‘ {3.2:}. ricned exigmgndﬁrgoagﬁ.

Donald (S) 124' 10" (New Rec-inmy Ganam coached King' killed two noted drivers was}

ord). fishers had complete control of promised Manda bv ' nr ‘

Mile Relay. Souris 4' 24.5" the game ‘ y - VI

t Clinton

tAugustine Clinton " (new event).; Francis Power. Claude Peters.

Wallie Conohan (Mo) 4' 9". i

Broa ump. Richard Green‘

440 yd Relay. Morell. Montat. tie. Souris 55.2" (New Recordii Shot Put. Donnie Sanderson‘

(M) Cletus Dunn (M) Joe

Praught (S) 44‘ 2" (New Rec-1‘ rd).

Discus. Bill Conohan

(New record).

H . .tep and tine, Clinton (S). (Mo). David Gallant (S) 32' 715‘ (New record)

Hop. step and jutip. Augustine‘ )5) Steve Clarkson 1 (Mo). David Gallant (S) 32‘ 71.“ (New Record).

Pole Vault.

lump. Augus =

Joe Rogers (5)

(S)

Ball Action For Tonight

More than 65 city hall players have been assigned to four teams for practices this week In preparation for next week‘s opening date of the Charlotte- town Senior Baseball League.

Two teams practiced at Vic- toria Park last night with the other two slated to work out. tonight

The No. 3) are asked to be at Vic» toria Park for practice tonight. 6-7 p.m. Forbes Kennedy. Carl MacQuaid. Len Ellsworth. Hat. ry Callaghan. Bill Sherry. Leo Kelly. Wally Mclnnis. Emmett Ellsworth. Len Baglole. Mike Doyle. Bob Larter. Bob Wright. Jim Poulton. Edwards. Darrell MacMicken. and Alan Doucette.

The following players (team No. 4) are asked to report for practice tonight. 7-8 p.m.: Bar- ry Ellis. Don MacLean. Pat . Stan Rose. Jim Fox. Bob Lund. ‘Cuker' Pineau. Nick

.following players (team.

hhﬂﬂfMIVMMellh

of foil-

busted the game into a slide as they bought eight runs grown the plate in the ﬁnal inn

' cred rear-engine racer .which mond. Montague.

(:11 time to win the sport’s defeated the Jameson richest event. crashed into Mac- 3.7 In a thriller on Saturda. Donald in another galoline-pow- evening at Sullivan: ball dia'

also burst into a ball of fire.

:l

e Kingfishers played st‘a—v ball tiltmugbmt the contest and despite the high score none of e Gallant coached crew tagged Arsenault. the losing pitcher. for extra bases ior‘ Flannagan took care of the hurling chores for the ' airs.

RCAF Defeats ‘ Movers IO-5

SUMﬂ‘tZERSIDE — Relief ital:— er. Bob Hopper started andppit- ched the RCAF to a 10-5 win over Coastal Movers in a Prince County League Game last night ‘ at the air force b .

‘r. ' distance struck out five batters and walk- ed one. George Mountford. start- er and loser for Coastal Movers, went five innings. fanning two am. walking one before giving way to urge Kinch, who (in-

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IS Legendre with three singles and two RBI’s and Fagan with a

in the Montague house league'l. and Bobby Jenkins .

‘ Wins Contest

Iant and Smith belting for En SENIORS t mans while McLaren drilled lue Sgt. P. J. Landrigan 100 l solo shot for lnman Plumbing iTpr. H. T. Vessey an L In all Enmans Pharmacy Tpr. Harold Jones 9? t knocked out 12 hits Inman 02 M. Susick ml i Plumbing picked up eight with Tpr. A. Court 97 ; McLaren. Savoie. and McDon- Tpr. R. C. Barwise 97 ald belting out 2 apiece. [Tprv Perley Taylor 97 l Pie. R. LA Clark ' Ilti

. Capt. R. . cCabe 94 Practice Called tF-o M. D. Phoenix 94% . Lorna Vesscv 91

The Main Brace soft-ball team S . under the guidance of coach. i. Cadet Scot McDonald 931 Bill Mulligan. will hold a prac- Cpl. Woodman 92 (ice at the Parkdale diamond to- . Tpr. M. Carver 89 1 night at 6:00 p.m t Eric Ballem 831

.ested in trying out for these teams are invited to attend.

Wallops Bankers

(Ii (MO), ‘ t,

Kingfishch lead 5-2 at the end

Steve Clarksun‘ Montague

Davm Aquinas Ryan. Clem Gallant.|

Fillmore. Bob Rice. Ken Mac- Donald. Bernie Gallant. Alan Andrews. Ken Russell. Blair Doucette. Alan Maclnnis. and Dave Campbell.

double and two singles with thfeekRBI powered the air form a ac . ‘

inning. LINESCORE R C(éaﬁral Miovers 5 ll] RS 0 3

1 13 The following are the standings the Prince County

gue W L Enmans Pharmaqy 3 0 .100 —- Coastal Movers 12 .333 2 . 21 .666 1 ; 0 3 .000 3

0

SUMMERSIDE ~— Enmans Pharmacy w out a six run deficit in the first inn- ing then went on to defeat 1n- man Plumbing 10-7. behind Pete Devana’s strong six a n (1 two third innings of relief pit- ching. striking out to batters. The game was played at Queen Elizabeth Park in Summerside.

Tom Stewart started for En- mans but was routed for four hits and six runs one third of an inning before he was dcr . ricked and replaced by Vic Ca :

Inman Plumbing

Squaw Point Holds Shoot

In rifle shooting action at lllls Squaw Point range on Saturday a veteran of approximately 50

meron: hurlin g for Inman} years of shooting acitivity, Sgt Plumbing pitched well enougni P. J. Landrigan. led the field for a victory but errors spoil . as he recorded a 100 score.

ed his and Inman Plumbingst The shoot was held under'

chances for their first win of; clear skies but the wind

the season. i tricky and posed a problem for A total of six home runs were . a great number of the marks- unloaded in the game Vl'llll 1 men. The following are the re;

Crawford. Devana, Lahey. Gala suits of the shoot:

The BIS Shamrocks will imid' a practice seSSion tonight at. 3:00 .\ on the K. of c. diamond at ic- : H Ba k toria Park. All players inter-‘ n s

O ; Has Promised

Johnny’s Squad l Investigation

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An. N _ investigation of the hazards oft Johnny's Ringlisli'ers WallODCdthigh octane gasoline in auto'

Bankei's 4‘) 1“ Chal‘lmle" racing. emphasized by the 500--

lBanks. director of competition iof the United States Auto Club l Banks saidh there will be a‘ - meeting on t e problem June 9. St. Theres An exceptionally light and Officials were: John Hughes. i .yowslung Mickey Thompson ca, Stewart Macaulay. BrendOIItcarry gasoline tanks along the M90AUIaY~ 3'“ 5C0“) B(‘bbylsidcs and the engine in the Mills. Paddy MUI‘DIIY-. Reg819| rear. exploded when it hit the Peters. James Cheverte. Ron- wan coming out of the north. ald Chcverie. Alfred MOI‘I‘ISOIIwwest turn in Saturday's tract Dave MacDonald. a winning sports car racer. was fatally

(C) Cardigan. (S’l‘i a's.

t

iDonnie LeClair. Gerard O'Con- burned in the Thompson car. SENIOR GIRLS ’ er rd I ' ' mo yds‘ Roma MacDonald nor andG a McPhee Eddie Sachs. trying for the (S) 13.5. 220 yds. Linda MacDonalui i (ST). Myrtle MacGregor (5).}

33.9 (New Record). 440 yd. Relay. Souris 1‘ 5.1"

(New 1 (New Record)

High J UMP. Roma MacDon. ald (S). Bonnie McGregor (S). 3' 10" (Ties Record)

High Jump. Roma MacDon- ald (S). Gertrude Praught (S).:

13‘ 7“ (New Record). l Shot Put. Patti Mullally (S). i ' (New ent). : Discus. Patti Mullally (9.1 63‘ 2“ (New event).

100 yds. Franklyn Johnston. (M). James Cain (Mo). Lennie? Boudreault (Mo) 11.2. '

220 yds. Franklyn Johnsiani (M). Bob Herring (Mn). Jame-i Cain (Mo) 26.7" (New Record):

440 yds. Franklyn Johnston (M). Norman Martin (Mo). Let: i nie Bouldreault (Mo) 1’ 231' 4 (New record) ‘ 880 yds. Norman Martin (Mot. Lennie Bouldreault (Mo). No time.

Mile. Gerard Baldwin Danny Carmichael Harris (Mo) 5' 40.

High Jump, Lennie Bonn. reault (Mo). and Francis Pow er (S). George Cameron (Mm

4'7

(ST). (M), Donnie z.._ .

Broad Jump. Francis Powu (S). Franklyn Johnston (M) Norman Martin (Mo) 17‘ an (New Record).

Shot Put. Steve Clarksun (Mo). Bob Herring (Mo). Fran t cis Power (8) 37' 11" (No record).

Discus. Bob Herring (Mm Francis Power (S) Norman Martin (Mo) 33' 8%" (New re cord).

Hop. step and jump. Bob Herring (Mo). Francis Power’ (8). Norman Martin (Mo) as" 3%" (New Record).

Discus. Bob Herring (Mo). Francis Power (5). Donnie nar- " (New Record)

lied Fraser (S) (New event).

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