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ond on the front nine, during Sunday's final round of the Carling World Championship. Some of the young spectators

ARNOLD PALMER present- ed thiis dejected appearance on the 9th green when he missed

a putt for a bogey, his sec- formance.

is The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon. Aug. 81 ilmi Mccabe Tops

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SUMMERSIDE Summei- side Intermediates down Chat lottetown Abbies 8-5, here Sas- urday to tie the best-of-seven Island baseball finals at a gem. apiece. Summerside lost me opening game in the capital city, 15-0, Thursday.

Charlottetown got off to In early lead scoring twice on Louis Poirier in the first inning on a pair of singles and an e:

r. After coming to within one u of the City boys in their half of the second inning, Sum

the fourth to make were never headed after that. Two singles, two walks and an

Nichols Edges Arnie To Win World Title

By WILL GRIMSLEY [dreaded finisher, collared Nich- silence, the hero of Arnle's BIRMINGHAM. Mich. l.-’\l’l~ ‘ois with a spectacular eagle on IArmy banged the ball home [or Young Bobby Nichols‘ nr-i-i'.is,tiic 12th hole and then, after a birdie three, closing 71 and I held like strands of steel in the _falling two shots back, hit the score Of 279 for the $17,000 lec~ face of a fierce charge by . pin with his approach from thc‘. 0nd money. Arnold Palmer Sunday and the Ifaii‘ttay on the 459-yard, uphillt Undaunted by the roars ahead 28-year-old PGA titi-shoidcr n-on iisth. bringinr the tournament 50f him. the poised Nichols. play~ the $35,000 first. prize with a lo a dramatic climax. ting in the final threesome :iusl

two-under-par 278 in the first 'l‘hr hail bounded about 10 back of Palmer. _oom his World Open golf championship. tfurt hryond the cup. White drive down the .mlddle of the fairway, laced his approach to

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{the fat part of the green, 3: ‘feet from the pin. and two. putted his par 4

‘COOL IN STRETCH

': This gave him a final round 72. He scrambled during the early holes, just as he did in wi ing

13-0t {Ti and Brumley: Pascual. Perry (5-2) '8). Arrigo (9i and Finsl. anttcy, Zimmerman (81. HRS: Houston 00100000000— 1 SZJWash. — Lock (23). Minn. - Cin. 010000000 01—- 2 GllMincher IZZOt, Oliva l28). Larsen, Woodcshick 12-81 IilliFirs and Grote: Tsitouris, Ellis i7-i‘i) Cleveland (10) and Coker. Kansas City Seco

PGA title last imonth in Columbus, but down lthe stretch he was cool as ice and straight as a rifle shot with almost every club. South Africa's Gary

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n Kralick (10-3). Bell (51. Aber- . . - Houston 000 on 7:00.. 712,0 “mm. ,6), Ramos (m and MI.i'allieddiv1;h()022)igiigildround 70 :01, CiMinnaﬂ 004030100“ 31“ cue; ()‘Donoghuc ill-9t and Ed-lzsl an $' 1r money’ u

Nottebai'l. Jones 151 Rni‘inmid‘wu. S. h f _ ; “m ;thc loudest cheers. .were re- (5i Coombs (0.11 (St, Owens tillllfl Millions 2 (9). (e e 2 served for the magnificent Ben (8i and Grotc: fl‘Tnolc. lir-(Iooi Damn 000101002_ 4110 . Hogan. the once dreaded player (5-2) (7) and Pavlcticli. HR: Ms mm” 400100 00x__ 5molof another era.

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New York 200010 0000—- 3100 «it. Navarro (5,, Fox .6). Re_:walking, semi - retired 52, re Chicago 0001110001—4 90 ﬂan i3. and Frechan: McBride turned to the Oakland Hills. Cisco (5-14) and Cannizznro: $12.. R, Loo l7) and Rodgers. scene of one of his Swami! Ellsworth (13-14! and Boznovr HRS. [,ui\__pmuosi (17). Smith triumphs, and finished with a Sky. HRS: NY—llickman ‘llll: 1m. ibrilﬁant two-under.par 53 for Chi—Banks ('18). 28 Phila. 041 003 030—l0 15 0

Mammal hag" This placed him in a tie for

Pittsburgh 000 000 044— 8152 Los Aiicclos 000 001 000—1 41 fourth place with Fete Brown. Mahaffey '12-61. tloozcr 18) St. Louis 000 002 03x— 5 8 rle Ne m from Los An Baldschun t9» and Dalrymplc: L. Miller 46'. R, Miller (6), a bu y g

, ho closed with a 69 to Friend iiO-l'il. Fret-c '21. Law Pcrranoski i8! and 'l‘orborg: latejmewthe ﬁrst of his race h, m, Gelnar is». S'ns'i inn. Bork Simmons iitoi and Ueckcr 'ﬁnish so high in such an in, (9t and Burgess. “Rs: Pll'l—‘U- First lploﬂant tournament,

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L05 Ansel“ 00" "9""01— l 7" Cincinnati 010100030— 5103 The big bonanza boost“ StBLodnstlsl (“yum "OX—k" Bruce (mm‘ owens (8) and Nichols’ earnings for the year Ce ' . erranos l G t : 1 _ 1‘ ' I‘ and Roseboro: Gibson r1240) m e Purkey 88 Nuxm‘“ to $72,087.26 and raised him In

;.,’a“',1£i‘g‘e“ " )- Henry (8) and lthe top five in the year’s money _ Sam" ' lwilnning list. h t be m 200 300 011— 710 i ; amer, wt 0 muss cu - 010 mm 001__ g 7) Eyeing” ﬁggggggg‘ll:§l ivating a runner-up complex . Johnson Jones ‘2) wens got some consolation from the vol. Woodcshick r2-9i'l9» and {mt ill-'5 $5022, second in: Hoffman. Grote tilt: Jay sen Em mo e 'money cal I Henry '2]. EM: (8m [7) and past7gv3a71 Jack Nicklaus. will (Joker. lIR: Gin—Pinon (18). 3110' ' i

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132 002 20x—10 10 I ’14—7l, Roebuck (2). . Culp (61. Bennett (7) and Trnaodos: Veale (14-10) and Burgess. HR: Pitts—Glen- dcnon r10).

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dnwski (6) and Bailey HR: SF—Hnri

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The powerful, long - hitting Nicklaus never got his massive attack going in this tournament, failing to break par in any of his four rounds. He finished with a 71 for 286.

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and Howard. HR: VY—Pcpl- 311d “Filler. Crandall f ary, tone ‘2). Ohm (43. Hoefl t4), Tiefen- 000200000— ‘3 ill 3UP? (fl-m ’7l. Fischer (8), LI" Amreles 000001 20x—3 7i “‘"hn tilt and Bailey. HRs: 1‘tchain. Cladding (2.5) mi ,SF. .—-- Hart 423i. Mil. — a Freehan: Chance <16 . 6i and i (15‘. Mathews (21'. Oliver (11). partners. HR: net—Cash (21). 51'00"" v 000 3100011— 5 7 3 'San Fran. . 100 020 100 0— 411 4 l Milwaukee “‘dzlk. Hannan '5t. Daniels'

the Island open singles tourna- men hed at the Char- lottetown courts on Wednesday, Sept. 2. All games are best 3 out o

f 3. ; WEDNESDAY momma 010001020— 4 61 9 a Court 1 _. Ron Stead-

001 000 24x— '7 13 l - Diiffalo. Shaw r7), Pierce (8), man Gerald Hm' con“ ’

ash. .m” vs. Nancy George vs. Judy

(5' Kline {0-0) (9) and Lep-IHerbel (9-9) (at and Crandal; r 3 . “rt 3 _ Max M”. pert. Brumle rill: Stigmnn, Clonincer 1‘14-12I, Tiefennuer £1,2ng (3,: Jamie Kennedy.

KBppateln (41. Roland (mum and Torre. HRS: . .— aim. Co“ 1 _ Ginger iWorthington (Mi [7» and Bat-,liart 124'. Mil. - Carly (l6), l Breed“ 'vs. Dave much“. HR Aaron t23t. ‘ t

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and Alena: Drabowstfyv Wyatt i Kroll ﬁt and Cannizzaro; Jack- George vs. Jim McQuaid; Court (I). Stock (7-2) (.11‘ and Brvan. son r1740) and Roznovsky. HR' ' 2 — Paul Kays vs. Barry Bun- .Ilh: Ole—Whitfield '8‘: KC— ("ht—Williams (28). ley. Jim Cullen receives bye [laurel-on (5) -~ r-H » — ‘

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Two runs In the next frame gave Summer-side a 6-2 lead but

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again off Poirier with no one‘

out in the sixth inning.

SMITH COMES 0N At this point Summersiur coach Hank Landry changed pitchers after Poitier was tag» ged by a Roger Gallant two run triple. In came Gerry Smith who retired the side. unmierside made it 7-5 af- ter six innings, then 05 a fte :- eight. Smith held the Charlottetown squad scoreless for the latter

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Firing from the 200, 600 and 600 yard ranges, Capt. Roy Mc- Cabe of Charlottetown register- ed an aggregate total of 104 out 10! a possible 105 points to lead

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.three innings. Winning pitcher E Lou Poirier got three batters on istrikes while allowing the lsame number of walks. He wa. iclipped for five of the Chai- lottetown six hits.

Smith in his four inning re ilief stint, struck out two and .went the distance for Charlotte

t . Dunn. in allowing only tour hits, two singles apiece by Paul Schurman Rae, walked 10 fanned six.

Bill Davis, with a double and in single and Jim Fox with two 'slngles led Charlottetown hit-

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ﬁxated Saturday at Squaw Point range by the Provincial Riﬂe Association.

To put together his total Capt. McCabe scored 04 out of 35 at 200 yards, dropping. the one point on his second shot. Going back to the 500 and yard firing points he proceeded to register two perfect 5's.

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FOLK, Va. (APl—The up another blockade Saturday in a move to solidify its ban on the p ed Cassius Clay -— Sonny Liston heavyweight champion- ship bout.

Closing its 45th annual con- vention here. the WBA voted unanimously to declare the heavyweight title vacant and expel all principals involved im- mediately on announcement by the promoters of the date and site of the proposed rematch. If this happens, retiring presi- ent Ed Lassma of Miami Beach, Fla, said, tion series of bouts among the top contenders to decide the new champion.

'me W'BA refused Friday to sanction the light because of violation of the return bout elause.‘ Inter - Continental Pro- motions announc it would

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