I he Gnu-dbl (mu-locum. he... Sept. 8. 1m.

Slampeders Edge Edmonton Eskimos

CALGARY

lCPl —« Calgary quarter set the stage {or the only Edmonton Calgary Inuchdnwn. Gunner- i my moved

union 0‘ first plICe Western Football Conterencu lundlnls.

file game Plu’ed on a in". My lllernnon provided [EW thrill: [or the shirt-Sleeve crowd

uh I Seflls 0i pisses. Coleman scampcrcd nver tor thc touchdown imm nne yard out at 11:61. Rahlnwn made the convert.

Edmonton's only touchdown icamt‘ sttcr Calgary was penal. .izcd inr roughing the kicker in ‘the second iiuartor. Bnbhy wniA den and Torn Maudiio, whom Edmonton picked up rrorn Tor- ontn .trgonauts came in to more the Eskies ocross the anal lino on rive pass plays Tnmm t Joo Coircy took a pass to {or thc touchdown at choir niaiio thi- rnnioi-t

Edmnumii 51-13de I single cn a Bobby Waldcu ouuiin the (irsl quartcr and a field goal by Bill Mitchoil on of the tourth

and only the Istute delensh‘e work a! the Silmpeders kept. Lilo More (rain I tog the nLher way.

Qulrterblclt Tom Mnudliil. in his first ouLing with lite last pine Eskimos. Provided nu- thorltative passing and ball han- dling He showed good running im'l'n when he decided In Peal Lite Calgary delcnce for himself nit n number oi occasion:

The teams managed only one touchdan each in the flame that was marked b a number or rumbles Ind pass lntercw~ tiona.

SETS STAGE _

S mid islri iiiierrcptii-n by D" lipid coals by Robinson Jerry Keeling late in (he ilrslilhp (Prnll’l an third nuarler

En Mit-

Lu W. Windsor or CIvendishl Mrs. J. McEachern

on teen Gable- Gull‘ JUNIOR GmLsuHoili

Tournament played over the.Miss Marsha Schurmkn

weekend with I ialll score ol‘MiSs Holly Mac 'ldn

1.1. JUN 0!! GIRLS (II to II! Miss Barbie More-Me

Miss Donna Hambly

Miss Judy Rambiy

Bonshaw Beats lJohnny's Twice ‘ lbs!

'3 Glam- Khyishen Ln

the yesterday alter-

117 145 I40

Cliiiord "Jiggs" MacDonald. ot Ch-rlollelown was r e c o it it with in while dcisndiog chnmr plop Art MacKenzte rlpished inl third position, one stroke behind, MacDonald. ‘

Windsor, who IS president oi the Green Gables Colt Club and a iormcr Conadiap Junior Coll Champion had round: or 77. 70p 3...“... new... at to capturo the victory. Mac. yam... 1,,

Donald was 75, 77, 41 while Mac. . .ydmny'. Kettle had rounds or 78, 7t, 33.

Pearl Colpitts oi Moocton, N 3. won the Women's Championship with a two round total oi m. llnnche Hogg oi Summersidc was in mend spot with a 158 while Mrs. C. w. Chapman or Halli-x wu third with 15:.

C. Levi lcd the men‘s first di- vision with Miss M. Jsrdinc rio- tshed nu top in the Wome irst divuion.

Following arc thc results.

noon. hnnshatw look tho first game to and captured the second con- test 10.9. The won the iicst game oi the best or three sd-ies in in nonsin on Sunday aitomoon.

On Sunday, Urban Candis was the winning pitcher tor tho King- rishors wbile Jim Machod was charged with dis log.

Ywng Johnny Elatdi pickod p both victor-ins yostorday. no~

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i CIIAMPXONSEI‘P DIVISION ii 191 l

L. w. w ndsor lng all the way in each contest.

Jiggi MacDonald 193 Jumttr Flanagan lost the iirstl

ArlMIcKenzie 194 game tor Johnnyl with Kcitlil FntST DIVISION Dnzlel zoning ths dotaat in the

c. chl in second encounter.

P. Crockett 173‘ Bonshaw will now lake on die

E. nunning 174 Prince County winner to.— SECOND DIVISION island tiuo, with the tint ganis i

G. noyics in scheduled tor Prim County noxt

E. Di~monti 187 Sunday snot-noon,

John cook

Guy Fichaud

1::Angels Play

Tilinn DlVlSION . s, R. Gilliard 1 ii, Carmichael 197 a . Don coles m K| | er c. D. Hill 1w "9* Sh s l SENIOR! Tho Guaidian Angels and A. G. Mnchllnn 16" Johnny's Kingitshers moot to-l E. c. Taylor 170 night in the iirst game or nioirl

JUNIORS HST.) David Campbcil nob irwin Troy Gengc Junioiu 0an Roddy Maci‘srlone rotor Clark nrcrit Schurman WOMEN'S SECTloN CHAMPioNsHIP mvtslo Pearl Colpittr

hnst (ll seven imll germ lor the 174.Commerctal Loam aim-pion-

Within. 192 The Kingtishors had an my, lime art it getting iluo die hnsls, 93le they sidelined the Baum in “lithium straight rhinos. The Airs-l Db oir earned their playott berth what they were awarded the dc- ;ciding gni-no or their series widi t c '

LW. Windsor GiaTs“ Green Gables Meet island Athletes Are Tops EiAt Rain-Drenched Sports

Firemen alter a ram h-lt- de

quaricr cumplctrd the scoring. ‘ Calz'rv‘s othrr points camel

ALL mun MEMBERS or the island rnilo relay tcatn smile happily as they are presented with tho trophy tor

Prince Edward island's great l6 points on like tiny tied hlm eager athletes, Ten Memorial

contingent or young athlotos. led by Bob Simmons. captured the team prize at the Open Provin- cial luv 0! c. lrack and lipid championships staged at Moni- nrial Field Saturday

The tsiandcrs' club aniassod a tutor at To points, right beticr than the runncr-iip club Trprer renting the port city at Saint John. NJ!

Simmons played a hugc part on tho lslanrlors‘ triumph His

lilelng in tirst place at Sgtuidsy's Zlanl track meet at Memorial Field. From left

with Bridgolawn's Harold Jack- son Both Simmons and Jackson along with Saint John's g i- e a t tomalc star. Crystal Olive. grab- hcd thc individual trophies pre- sented by T a y l n r'S Jewellers. Crystal also cottoctorl la pointsi Tho lslandt‘rs‘ rclay quartctl took iho Canadian chion iChar- lottetown liranchl trophy alter. winning the open milc rolav. liain, ihiindor and lightning. and niuro rnin tailrii to halt the

l to right thcy sro. John To let, Andy Arsonauit, Ed Law- lor and Mike Dagg. Charlio

Ryan is Seen on the extreme rinht allot picscniing the iro. Dhy.

nails JUVENILE

Field records took a battoringl loo yds — 1. Ken Woagle.

and nine or the new tabs wcrchhcster. 2. John lac-too, Anti-

good tor provincial marks. gonlsh, 3. Bruce Welling, Moris- simmons oovor was as good ion. 11 sec.

in the discus evenl. His loss was; 220 yds — 1. Art Mscnonald,

159 it 3 ,. new prtlvinciallAnligonislt. 2 Bruce Welling,

mark not also ostahlishcrla tit-w Moncton, 3 John neatori. Artu-

Mcinorioi Ficld mark or 43 ii- gonish. 25 sec.

5 in. in the shot put. 0 yds — 1 Art MacDonald. Carl Spcrdy. Saint John brake Antigonish, 2, Brian styles, Sal-

his oiin hop. stcp and jump rrc- isoury. 3 Bruce Wchiog, Munc-

orti or iris it in tiic .lippcry lnii, 575 sec

going Saturday. Call did 44 it, n vrts ' 1. Andrew Arscn~

iBlS Shamrocks Split Two mes With RCAF Eagles

Ga 'llli Shmroclu Ind the

is Summcrsidc RCAF split their doubleheader soitball game on Sunday aitorriooo.

The two game which were played st the Old Dinnwmi won the opening contests in their hell or thrcc island Senior sotthail li a. Heavy rain torced the causal-tron oi the games on Saturday sttorooon.

Ths Airiorcc toani captured tho tirst game H but werc roll- od in their bid to take the Jeriel in straight games as the Sham» rocks came up with a u tri- umph 1n the second contort.

Bnlli games were acvcn inns lng artairs and set the stage tor the deciding coutcst which will he played here this evening at

.ni

Hopper was on the mount! for the RCAF squad in the first me and only Illawed live harmless hits He walked one

batter while not atriklu will any.

Elli Monteith got the stnrttitg assignment tor the 'rlll: and Wu hit hard. being touchsd 11 hits including a home run by Airtorce tint sackor Moore. He didn't walk anybody and leaned two batten,

The summer-Tide Inn-d lump- ed into the lend alter two were down in the iii-at tuning. Phill- ipa muted and scored on Ms- laireti's triple. Flu-n brought in the second run on the trainc when he Llnlied ho drlvu Bilth ren mm: the nine.

The Shemroch got one run back in the last or the tint am: with Gene Smiley crun- ing the plat. to make it a H. ball flame,

The Eagles picked up two more tallies in the third inning and went wild in tho tourtli tropic when they pushed rive morc marker-a across the plate

leg on Juniors Defeat Vernon

SOURIS — Sourll Legion Jun» Inrl defeated Vernnn River CYP. 2 to l in the iirll luml oi lfland Juninr semlrfinuls on Si! urday Illerllaon ln Sourln.

The game will culled Ille! five Innings due in rein.

Butch Chevel'le went, all the way {or Soufll .I 1 two hitter. he walked 6 and Slrutkoul

River Illowins 6 hill, 1 wllk and stnteltoiii 9,

Alec MacAule'y Ind Barnard MacElchem were HOD butter! (or Sottrls each having 1 (or x. with MHCEat-llern'l bells lhe longcst hit a! the game. I triple n

Merle Crane and Dave Mac- Gregor allure the two Vemnn RI- vei- hits.

This series is scheduled to re-

9. Jo Hughes pitched hr Vernon hill

to an I $1 lead. 1mm 51n- Iled In open the fourth and Moore followed with lll Ion drive HI I t went for l homer. Three errors In ore Slu- Elan (allowed In In! the Airframe run].

The Shlmroch med I little flour with I dual! lull? in the fifth [time but wm only lble In Elmer mu more hill 1h. rel!

ill zlme lo 10 drown to their M title“.

In the Iecolld lune. Jae Tilly LI: lulled ior the

d twn lcmn!

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line drive {but lhominp Geo Bradley nude a slut atabmal but Jul! couldn't hold. The next

for inner wnl "fired but Thistl-

wnlked Bernlrd. Phillipe Ht

ripped I clean Tingle In SCSI: Sandelnndl and lller utilised the ping lIimIelf n Fagin Ill}.

The Shamrocks got one run ' bsck to the top at tho tourih frame on I double Lester lelnr and a singlo by Slel'linl Simms.

The Atriorcc tea in weren‘t tong getting that one back is Lovellce wolkcd opening th. last oi the tcurth and latcr scor- ori on sinflel by Moore and Ecrnnrd.

The winners tied up the game in the ititti as Mahar and This tic opened with back to hack singlcs, George nrnoloy came up with the big hit in this (rum II he tripled in drive in both

runs.

in the sixth. with tho scora tied :to Sterling Sirnrns blasted . long drive into lstt hold that wont tor s clrcut clout and gov. tho Shamrocks the lend tor the iii-it tlms 1n the game. '.

The RCAF team were only~ able to garner one mors hit oit’ ‘ Thistle over the remaining two l'rdl'nel u the Shamrocks road- thls rii up tor a u vio‘.’ tory

who Ind to will thin [line or up their Iplku hr Hill yelr. Thlllle pitched I Hillier- lul EIl'lIe Illowlnl level: hill white llrlklnl out one Ind wlllt-

liis three.

Sandciaods hurled th. cotlrc gains tor the Eagles and was touched tor sovcii blnglci. He walked two sod didn't strlkc out

o

anyon .

The Elsie- jumped into the Ieldhlhilllmllllolltll picked up two ruin in the third inning on three Iluglel. Sunde-

oumc in Mbswwart Friday arternoon,

Ch'town

islandcrs. 2. Harold Paul.

Tabbies

ity TiiE ADIAN PRESS

Attcr tho dust oi traditional Labor Day batilcs had sottlcd, Hamilton Tigerrcals romainod amp the r sir-rri Football Con. icrcncc standings and Moiitrral hlnuettco hail movod lnio Seth onii place,

Tho Tirnts bciorc a buiiioor croud or trim in Hamilinn‘s Civic Stadium, Trl lrorrl ornlitn Argonauts i a tame 'n which dorcnce outsliono ni- icncc.

irii runbai-k lit a pass pt.ori by Carnoy honlcy set up thr Cats' tourhdown by .lamir Calob. navo \liti ktt'kcd tho runvcrt,

n Fuell sciirod the Argus' lono point on a kick inio tho end zone on the last play or the iirst Quarter,

At Montreal. the Alum-lies. under tho sloady it not Silt-Clam ular hand or quarterback Frank

A lnlcrt-r

tswbhat Marriott, ramped to a 3745 win over otiaivt Rough Riders

Hulfbnuk! GMI'EC Dixnn and lbon Clark, who until this point to the sensor: haven‘t scorncu to be able in got into struts un- r new (one In Trlmhle.

ataoehe Rags “Bled proceedmlu. rsmbtod through and nmuitd In. C. W- Charm-n ml The game is scheduled to get around the Riders in dazzling FIRST DIVISION uikiarway st and st QCHS and style. Iain M. Jnrdlnl 123 should be a real tiriilcr. Clark scored two touchdowns Mrs. D. Baker 22: it rolled tar as yards. while Mn. IEEebggrkstl'vmmN 229 . Duran scored a loll-yard touch- down and gains 234 ya s on a... a. i... .. s. Juniors Even .. ...... . h... o... Mn. '1' Willi-ton 24: . Pat Abruzzi's Mootrsal olnb sin- llrl. E. akor Series glc game rushing mark. JUNIOR GIRLS other Montrosl points Mrs. J Van r m The Jupiors "mod conic irorn rookis al ick

LQZlfil llllml bend-nine mile: "1“! [he ' ' lui ovcuing. booting ttio [mund- iates u in a tint pitching dual bstwooii Donnie Schimnao and Lnuie Potion. Schumun gave ttpislx hits and struck out 11. Porter was touched tor aovcn

'1' JOHN NI, lCPl .

Illl Euntcki oi heading, Mrs... “73’” "t" WW“ ‘1 . W h“ u o A)!" Gpflllh .le|_‘l "I! JIJIIDI‘ _ attnck with two smut:

wll Boil SIDMI‘I territory mlllide l n mam Hill.

I l l mutant—a 7 I

won Pond-or mum—1 s 7

l won-loll . mnrdl in nlreltlliculi l NI be e . Cinciunnll, Nux (1") II‘ New Yuri, Sln rd mm. Pittsburgh. Sisk ll>0l at st. Lwlx. SIdet-lli llli

son mm M San Fruntlecaq Marion-l iiw. Philadelphia Cuip tillll ar‘ Milwaukee. Le ater rum. Indium. Bruce (H) A! la. . r1745). Allelic I hung autism. Harbor (ll-10) at Min, limbo-d (no).

E.

. Detroit. lunnlng Ilium K‘nll Cily. Drlbwfll 1511) It MIIIIIIMI. PIICIIII UH).

Dnve Plowman llrl n lwchduwn Ind three lield [031: Ind three singles by Bobby Jack Oliver. Gino Barretta kicked o single

we ,

For Ottawa Cone Carries and hon Stewart Scared touchdowns, the lormcr on a Dull intercep- lion. Mn: Racine chill/(>er hnth and Rick blot e rookis irorn Slckvtllc, .vs kickod a

e.

Hamilton's wln gavc them six points on three wins snd two iossss. They have deterred each or the ETC clubs and have lost two to MC clots in interlock ing games,

two loam. Ottawa and Toronto

lece. Oiuwn llll ll h d on Toronto, ti.

iTop Raci

Kline Vinl that

Is Going Tonight

Another great lilrnul racing cluiic Mr. nmgram is set tor Charlottetown Ginger E. Elmer C Ind Silu- coes . n .

Drivinl Plrli lonlflhl. This time rat-e sorrrlary rind

Chit-Ala. TMh lS—fil nr Jag-k. rluilfier. Funk Arnrn. ll Pf" from the ienlure Herr Waller

wining I "ell-r can! that in certain In brlu the inn! ll! Illeir feet In every duh. W! the kind of I Dml‘llll dill ill lclion written All at" it.

The film. cllll (Ind! Sid Stud (akin! bur-Hon lway In Hit-l number Ine M This liloulti‘

Int-n

Ind

nan- New Yuri. Downing (ll-4) Ii ovpuelh Ire Mill to have to have been ralliy

worll mighty llll’d In held him to the wire. Hm. lorcel m m Ind

Montreal is owo.tng, while Ottawa could inu-

poirits hack on two winl and‘ago only 79

y .50 yards p- are tied tor l-st place with a‘ win

efl Held Altar. isao

Remain

in League Lead

tin-cc to Tttritnio'i icur.

Al Hamilton, Arch quai-lcr- hark .lai-kir Parker. Shmvmg. Snmc cl tho rollont torrn 'li rtld_ ran .nrl passed Toronto into control lur tho lirst throo nuar. tors nl tlir gamc, Thc Tirat iii.‘ tcnco tailed tn get unirackcd un- til [hr ruial luiarlcr.

parkcr kcot thc bail in a 217. yard swoon ai-uuiiii cnti late is the opc 'nc quarter to set up a aiiompt. iris undoi- Fueli cam in tor the boot iiith loss than it minulei remaining but the hall missed and Tu-ats rourcdrd tho singlc.

'rlic sroro stayed at in until 5 1:. or ihc rourth uuarlcr, Two plays earlier. it Parker pass iust , tippfl‘l lhc outstretcth tinnn—si or end Geri-y Fhllp and mapped i into the arms or Honley. Hrlm-l turns 23 ~ year - old dsicnsive hall chloy gallcpcd down the sidchnt-s and apprarcd hcadoii in! pay l‘llrl when he Via! tourscu mth bounds untlic Turuntn thi-co. Calch craslicd into the line tor cnc yard and then carried ovor on the ncxt ay. noth

t e n m I were rvenly statistic

Toronto edged Hamilton 125-115 yards in Lire rushing department and 153451 yards on passes.

Ticntl nude up most of Ilia diliarqnoc in thc rihal qunrtcr.

Pnrller Ind Fueil were :0 tor nine or 22 pass attempts .wiiilc Fnloney and Frank Co- lsentino clocked on nine or 20.

Parker was Argos' biz gainer along the ground, going in ,yards in six carries. most or 1mm op ruiloiit options when he could eiflter run or push. His ‘ s pass roccivcr was Dick .Sliattn. who look tour catches ltor 61 yards. ‘PLAYED our FIELD

Al Montrch the Rough Rid. er; were played all till! llnld in .the rim halt. Their only two first dtrwm came on thrir onen- ing soqucnco. whtlo the his .rollcd up it, Mootrasl ended up with TI lint denS cnmPII'Id VlllJi ll in! Dillwl.

All had 3” ands fulfi-

The A13 llld only in. while quarter- lc Run son 0! the Rid- en threw (or fill. 183 in [in nd hall,

ng Card

Rock. Amos Frost.

Races three and scvcn could very easily steal the apwtlight

Down: Jill llie nil Willi Dr. Preston aclntyre's Counte- Alice Her opponents are MCGII Vain. WMX. Anthony L. Might Wlmnr. Coltan Ind it'll Bud-

long, ll Ihnuld hr Iflnllll‘V Kn‘ll nllllt I'or purl-mutual ply/0H5. Dell week or

lo the run inmlaume. chance- rc they'll be the not.

ciiai. ii i .‘s croat riiiincr.‘ault, Andy hi nnult sot a now i-cr. Antigonish. a Mike Emil. Chop, pro 1 2.05 niinutrs in tho tutu tcr. zoo-4 inn

:1 l . l irir .lurcnilcr. Dare Joncs. nr One itiilc iiiin 7 ‘l, Androwi Bridcotoon. and Jim iicnrrr, Arscnault, islanders. 2. Mlkc:

romocto. ivoi-s ottirr yiivo le‘ Ernst, Chester. 3. Hamid Paul! rccord brcakcrs mic-s ii hi Anticonish, 4 min. tho slim out was . l Ema unip _. im's mark in thc tiiwus 14. 11 in.

51 sec. 1. Bob Zinck.i

idgrt records urrr cstabiish. motto, it it. link in. od by Bill iiobci-tson. Saint Hon. stel- amt jump m 1' «Yer .lrtlln loiscns too it s int Gerald route MacDonald, Aotigonish. 2. Wyatt, csicr lhnp sil‘p alld‘B» Welland. ommoclo. 3. ave jump so it.. in int Lani-c ni-an Jaincs. Bridgetown all it, a in. ion, Middleton (broad iiimp I5 l-liiih iump — 1. Bob zinc 7 in.» and Cntlirrioo Siiih- Chcstor, 2. Cyrh MacDonald is 114 lsndrrs, 3. Srucc Welling. Muno- rt. ion. 5 it. :i in. N0 POLE Vittm Shot Put it: lei i. Dare; ncsoitc tiic urnr liil‘lrlliial J Bridgetown. 2. Jack Illa-l rain in tho atlcrnoon. all riciiis. Multan. Islamich 1 Jun MI:- wiiti thr- cscoptuui iii "iv p ll 1 9‘ Mac. Qmmmo. 49 ft» 3 m-

erlanri islanders tdisttts.

vault. wcre run oil Thry tricd Javelin lMenst — 1. Jim tho polo vault hut rinnlly detldleal'Afcc- prom-mo. 2. Dave ed it was too dangerous ‘Junils. Bridgetown. 3, Jerome

Tlio Anticunish trnni iiiiishcd‘MarDlmald. Antlttnnlsh. m it.

iiith no points. good riir illil'l’l‘ lilo yd. relay A 1- Antignnish.‘

place nthor tcsni standings: islnnircrs. 3 oromoctii. 1 mlll.‘

werc- nromuctii is. Chortrr 17:46 srr.

and litidrilclori no ‘ Discus — I Jim McAlee. Dru-i Lt ‘mocto, 2. J romc MacDo i

oitirialr werl‘ lelriilis ‘ Cor w. J MacDonald. Prt'lilicr Anticonirh. a navo_Joriu. w. it stiaii. iron l. c. ncirar, si-idgotnwn. it: it. 11 in.