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Regional High, School yesterday that’ she ‘deserves to. be going to the Nation Track and Field Training school as she led all performers at the Pro-| vincial , Interscholastic Eelentapy Track and Field Charopionships | by shattering two of her own |

“records which she had establish- f

ed earlier in the year.

-Marshbank hurled the “discus | '

100'8 inchés in set ting a new “mark in that event and improved |" —héer-—shot—mark—to- a 32°74", However, these were ‘only two of the 12 provincial records either ‘shattered or equalled. Jumping events. also took a. battering as two.of them were broken. Jane.Johnston,- a mem- ber of. last season's Islanders Track Club beat her own broad jump mark of: 14’ 7’ by a foot and on inch and Ken Ettinger of Air Marshall’ Johnson added insult to injury when h& not only beat the forfner record triple jump holder Ken Rodd-but set a - new mark of 37’ 912.2.to. boot. However, as usual the greatest number of broken and tied marks came.in the running events. Dave MacKinnon: of Rochford;-School _knotted the provincial mark in the 10-year-old boys class with a mark of 7. flat. Two eleven-year- old athletes, Jo Anne Power and Carl Trainor,.equalled’ marks in the 75 yard sprints with times of 10.2 and 10.0 respectively. Despite what-appeared to be a poor start speedster Rosemary Duffy equalled the 12.5..record in the Girls open 100 mark al- though she had just come from “an upsét.loss in the girls 75 -yard dash to Jane Cash.” Two 22 yard marks were set by Donna MacKenzie and Paul Mac- Adam of:Summerside and..Morell high schools respectively. Miss

MacKenzie sprinted her race in|.

29;6 and MacAdam ‘equalled the > mark in his event with a 24;9 performance: ~~:

TNis was the canein mark that MacAdam estabHshed im the meet as he also shattered the boys discus. mark with a heave of 185° 10%".

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Adele Marshbank* of Athena \following is-the slate of events showed |which ‘wiilbe séen at Memorial 1.

Field this morning and _ this af- ternoon, 2

SATURDAY TRACK “s

10.00 a.m.—-Hurdles—80 _M.-— Jr. and Sr, Girls; Hurdles —120 iyds.— Jr. and Sr, Boys (heats)

10.30 a.m.--880 yds.—Finals— | Jr. and Sr. Boys.and Girls. _ 10.45 a:m.—100 yds.—Finals— Jr. and Sr. Girls. ~ET.00" a.m. —250 yd. Heats. “©

41,20-a:m:—One-mile relays. ~ Jr. and Sr. Boys.

FIELD : | 10.00 a.m.—Broad‘’ Jump—Sr. Boys; High Jump—Jr. Boys: Broad Jump—Jr. Girls.

10.15 a.m.—Discus—Jr. Boys.

‘10.30 a.m.—Shot Put (12 Ibs.) —Sr. Boys.

- 11:00 a.m.— Broad Jump—Sr Girls; Triple Jump:Jr. Boys; Discus—Jr. Girls; High” Jamp— secs Sr. Boys.

11.15. a.m, Shot Put (8 Ibs.)~- Sr. Girls. 1 TRACK

1.30 p.m. Hurdles—80 M. Finals—Jr. and Sr. Girls ; Hurd-* les—120 yd. Finals — Jr. and Sr.--Boys.

2:00 p.m.—100 yds. Finals— Jr. and Sr. Boys.

2:15 p.m.—One mile finals — Jr. and Sr. Boys.

2.30 p.m.—220 yd. Finals—

3:00 p.m.—440 yd. Finals—Jr. and Sr. Boys.

3:30 p.m—440 yd. Relay—Ir. and Sr. Girls.

3:45 p.m.—440 yd. Relay—Jr. | ‘and : Boys.

FIED) + 1,00"p.m.—Pole Vault—Jr. and Sr.’ Boys,

1:30 p.m.—Tripjfle Jump—Sr. “Boys; High Jump—Jr. Gifs; Discus—Sr, Girls; Shot Put” (6~ ibs.)—Jr, Boys.

2:30 p.m.—Broad Jump—r. | Boys;- Discus—Sr. Boys; Shot Put—Jr. Girls; a daar vai Girls.. este

On Late

ot the year old record. of |, ‘6 by a tenth of a second. GoMlie Howe, ‘featured guest | ~Actioncontinues. at. the track-st°-Tyesday~ evening's ~ Sports:

today as. Junior and Senior per- formers from all over the Is- land pour into Charlottetown for their crack at the -provincial re- corde_and Island honors. The

men’s Dinner at the (Clover | Club, sponsored: -by the al | counci] of the United Comnier- | cial Travellers in aid of retard- ed childcen, will arrive in Char-

Tack. Stars.

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how In Meet |

Girls (7 and under) 50 yards— | B. Burnes, Parkside, Sum- on, G. Bell, QCHS; merside:; 2. N. MacAdam, SP; |‘Athena’ Regional: 3. Lori MeTaggart, AMJ. 81 ger, AMJ. 11.2 secs. secs, OPEN “(UNDER 16 YEARS) ey Boys (7 and under) — KR. Girls “100-— 1. R° Dan f fy, MacDonald, WKS; 2. D. Mae- pHs; 2. D. Yell, Athena; 3. J. Rae, Tignish Elem.; 3,.T. Mac- Reeves, Athena. 12.5 secs! Nally, St: Josephs. oe net | Boys 100. 1. Girls (8 years) “— . Win- | Athena: G. _ Gallant, _ chéster, SJ; 2. H. Bernard, ‘Maris: - M.. Maclnnis, arkside;, 3C. Creelman, AMJ..'11.0-sees.--

0: secs.

s (8 years) — 1. .G. Train- | ‘or?

Boys (14 years) 100 yard dash 2 BY Roger,

2. K Cote

Stella

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D. MacKenzie,

Girls 220 — 1, iSHS:..2. A. McMaster, 2. S. Lelong, Parkside;“¢_. Dunn, Morell. 29.6 secs. 8:—-R: Teectcotis, AMJ._7.8- secs. Boys -220-—.1._ P.- MacAdam, ~- Girls: (9 3 pa) — 1. J. Clark- son, ‘Monte 2._..N. Mutch;

Morell ;--2. G. Gallant, Parkdale; 3. wy Hennessey,. SJ. Regional. 24.9 secs.

Maris; is Boys 880«-- 1, F. Sivadant, is \Q: ‘years) — 1, A ‘Es- :

SHS; .2. J. Carp, CRHS; 3. S. E tine “AMS; ~2:~Br~ LaPointe, |man, SHS. 2:14.0. AMJ; 3. J. MacDougall, SJ. 7.2 | Girls 440 relay — 1. secs. Regional High School; 2. arene | Girls (10 years) — ry K. Cro- 3, BHS. 56.0. ken; SJ; 2. C.A.: Power,” Park- Boys 440 relay — 1. CRHS; 2. dale; 3. B.L. xi, AMS. 7.2 SHs; 3. Athena Regional. 51.2.

FIELD EVENTS, GIRLS ; Broad Jump — 1. J. Johnson, QCHS; 2. A. McMaster, AMJ; C. Dennis, Morell 15'742”’ High Jump :— 1. J. Johnson, *. QCHS; 2. L. Acorn, QCHS; 3. B.

where (10 yéars) — 1. D. Macé | arkdale;'2. R. Chever- le, sottts;

3. P. Whitlock, AMJ. 17.0 secs. Girls (11 years) 5 yards -

\SA. Power, “Yochford Sau cies Casel PCHS. 4’4" 2. K. Gray, Parkside; 3. D. Mur- “chet” Put — 1. A. Marshbank, Pay, AMJ. 10.2 secs. Athena’ Regional; 2. A. McQuire,

Boys (11 years) 75 yards -

CHS. 32 C. Trainor, SJ: 2, D. Cox, Pork; Morell; 4. Ls Crosby,

7"

‘side; 3. J!” Knotson, PSS, 10.0 |" Discus — 1. A. Marshbank, foes “\Athena; 2. L. Carr, Athena Re- \ Gisie (13 var Pe te a gional; 3, B. MacAleer, CRHS. Rochford | Square; 3. C.A. oats ae Boyles, WKS. 10.0 secs: . os Broad Jump — 1. R:; MatLeod, Boys 12 years) 75 yards — 1. Athena Regional; 2. K. *Rodd,

J. Clowater, AMJ; 2. D. Gal

emt, P88; % L. Sudece,” AMI. CRHG; S., ¢. Macleod, Sher {95 secs. High Jump +: 1. K. Hood,

«Girls (18 years) 75 yards — 1. jie 9“, Fraser, Montague; 8.,

‘A. Kennedy, HS; 2. A. Fau- . ase AMI; Ti Keizer, BHS. J. Rossiter, Morell. 4’9 oa secs. | Triple Jump —_1. K. Ettinger,

( B ards — 1. /AMJ; 2. K. Rodd, CRHS; 3: D. ee acs 2 | Edgecumbe, ewan: 37°94 Weale,, QCHS: 3. D. Bell, Elm | Shot Put =~ R>-Stewart, ‘Street. 9.5 secs ;QCHS; 2, P. agers Morell;

Girls (14 sa 7 yards — 1. '3. G. Bell, QCHS. 41’7%2" 'J. Johnson, QCHS; 2: R. a Ae Discus A ee eaeee: BHS; 3. S. Monty, Athens. Re- |More!l; 2. H. Myers,- Tignish; 3 ‘gional. $3 secs. __|R. Stewart, QCHS. 135'10%

Howe To Arrive In City

day Evening_

Hlottetown ate Monday night to“chance vo match shots with Co

spend more.-than.a..day in. _the: tee Dowling the Belvedere PEO |

HIsland capital... «.- fessional who was quite a Howe’s program will "be a full | ‘hockey player in his own right,

lone, starting out- Tuesday: morn- a few years ago. Also on Howe's

ing‘ with courtesy. calls’ on .the secoca : Hh, : bags . a id cutenant-governor, m- |Store, whe:

licutenant-governor, the’ pre! ert wera lesion

1 the mayor, followed by : visit tothe Rehabilitation Cen- |on local television, then on to the |

R.. MacLeod, f SHS. |

AMI: 3.8

Stel ba: 3. R, MacLeod, Athena

Athena*

3. |

capture the 98th running of the | Post time is 5:15 p.m. -EDT. eight victories and~

history of the Kentucky Derby, jin

xe Pe 18 The Guardian, Charlottetown, ‘Sat., aoe 4, 1966.

| SPORTS F FRONT |

~?P. EI Ferale® Sieuie Form

By CHRIS ANNETT.

eepeeens

\ ? : : vulgare nse Time marches on-and with-timie come the inevitable im- provements in the methods of doing things. - This was, no better. illustrated~“anywhere than at the Provincial Elementary Track and Field chaimpionships yester- day afternoon‘ where another dozen marks were either set or equalled. The meet itself took only two and a half hours - -déspite~ the -numerotis—competitors—and_—it- was by. far the

his time.

Adele Marshbank,. continued her relentless. pursuit of the record ‘books at the meet and if her-improving” performances are any indication of her talent she will go a long way in National tompetition. She Has_ developed: little. technique as of yet, or else she would be throwing a good deal further than ° ‘she is.now:but there has“ been‘a defenite improvement in the past year as she appeared to. be ‘working hard on her style. As it is’she is ranked as one of the top performers in Canada in faa midget girls class and in National competition last season only five throwers succeeded in recording better dis- tanc*s in-both ‘the shot and discus events."

~She has improved her shot mark by three feet over last ‘year already and five feet on her discis mark. Prince Ed- ward Island may be looking ata National Age class champ- ion for the first time before the summer is over if her rate of progress continues at the rate that if’ has been.’

“RUNNERS INTERESTING.

I noted an interesting highlight inthe running events

| - and there just might be a very novel explanation. In the

seven year old class and the nine year old class the girls posted better times than the boys~in:the 50 yard dashes,

| , | -a light and final_tune up for Triple Crown winner since Ci- tomorrow's Belmont Stakes. tation made it, in 1948, ran

The- “King,” outstanding fa- three furlongs in 36 seconds vorite to become the first without even raising a sweat

KAUAI KING with exercise rider Jose -Penalyer high in the saddle, breezes on the Aqueduct track yesterday in

Kauai King Is Favored; Looking For Triple Crown

By ORLO ROBERTSON . won all eas of the classics. Belmont purse ever. With 1 NEW ne arth — oe Kauai King is two-thirds of the? sect akg as many. as ae BP gee be 2 miles 0 after Kauai King) -Aqueduct's laut racing-stnip_and| Wey 0m is 4 to 5 wHhe strong ‘nipped the: best of the division | -‘other 3-year-olds remaining ‘possibility of’ “shorter “odds by jin the Derby and Preakness, the between him and- the coveted post time, that he'll be No. 9 Belmont will be worth $161:450. Triple Crown, was mate the-and the first since Citation in The. winner will get—,$117,700. outstanding favorite Friday to 1948. ‘Kauai. King, with + ‘azrecord of

Belmont Stakes today. The race will be televised in in 10 starts this year, already | Only eight horses in the long the United States by CBS and has. a- 1966 bank account—of Canada by the CBC. $369,027.- The Marsland-bred son

| There was one, surprise as | Phillies Defeat Giants si "Fs:

tentries—w.e re. —made ! Friday.) NEW YORK “AP) — .Jack )a 12 victory.. over Hotiston; “As- MADE OUTSIDER

biedeersioend and . Belmont have! At sake will he. the richest of Native Dancer is BY >far the | _|Trainer. Frank Whitely called “lfrom Delaware. Park with the ’ Fisher pitched a three-hitter for tros. No rider. was listed but Nick his first victory ever. against; The victory was the fourth for Shuk has been astride the son

richest--horse in the--trace: New. York Drops: Dodgers _ entry. of Raymond: Guest's \Los Ahgeles as New York Mets the unbeaten rookie southpaw, of Jet Action in all three of his

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It just might mean that the . ladies are not willing to be caught at this age.

Back to the more wipes side of the leger the Junior” and Senior competitors. are scheduléd to put on ‘their show today and it js expected that a host of records will be estab- lished. Bill MacKinnon, who had no opposition whatsoever last year but who still managed to set the provincial mark will give his 10.4 mark a good workout if pressed. Heather ‘ MacLean will be “out to improve .on several of her records

|, ineluding her speciality, the high jump and Francis Whit-

lock will be looking for a couple too no doubt. ~However there is one unknown facter involved and that is ‘the weather. As I write this columin it is:rather obvious that -_ there will be some sort of percipitation hefore.the morning comes and it is a big question in the minds of the organizers whether it will continue throughout the day. Weather makes “or breaks a ‘track meet and the Department of Physical Ed- ucation has had a tot of tuck in the staging of their two Elementry track meets in Charlottetown, let’s hope that ter continue to do so far as the weather is concerned.

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\ottetown Driving Park tonight. There is plenty of new speed to softball statisti 9, Advocator: 10, Buffle, vend i,

cut tory..Friday..night... beating. San.

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AT starters. and ise again, SLE caees . 3 Bf SS) 6:90. Conch Cise Gillis aay 8 5 se \ \ i Sos 4 : yers to be in attendance ‘om | * a@ winner is gomg to be a tough Hits: Wayne Horrocks (M)"18. evening, at the HS dia- | - Modern and Old Time UTHPORT BUILDI PLIE problem. Just read this lin day , & es Danci e Tuesda; ms of hopefuls: Chief’ eup| ‘Runs: Bob Rice (P) 16. pend | Dancing every ‘Tuesday ove ‘\faia Mark tiedus. Gal, Ozark) 55. Bob Rice (P) S. (commence ice cei ynight at. the Kensington|- MEMPHIS... Tenn.- (AP) -— Price and Security Hi Jay, aa | 3B: 10 tied with 1: SPECIAL ne ear aga ‘Legi on Home. | “HR: B. Rice, W. Horrocks and |. OTTAWA (CP)—W. neingg .from 9.3Q to

Gene Littler tied Bert Yancey @ show ticket the first trip of,

pointed special for the second round Jead in the this event should be worth col. 7 or ee

jadviser on pay problems to the 12.30.

8. Roberts 4.

$100,000; — Meniphis-open——golt tecting = Pitching: -J--Pay: com and-F.- “department's director--}- Music—by- Eddie- Mathews: bea

touranient Friday. ‘while “de: In all there will. nine dashes | MacKinnon <P) f0)-_zeheral-of operations, it was at Hillbilly Orchestra. “guartorrerown | a : “—fendisy” “champion Jack Nick- With”—win, ~place~~and “show |Home “unis” by ties Prstons Inounced Friday. Coit: Lean, | ~~ Admission price ‘We Te aN Pee aerate

laus rallied with a, six-under- betting. There'll be two daily |11: Kings 11: Signals 9: Bank- (chief of the Se adjustment

—par~64-to move back into con: doubles, -a-quinela~and-an-exae= person...

‘ers 8; Mounties 5; City Hall 4. jidivision, succeeds Mr. Drew 43° tention. tor. Bhe first double is on races y aoe ‘

Next week's schedule to _ ap- ldirector of central services.

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