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By JIM CULLEN ace ciats. will bo out to, sun [bichecs in secent games. their winning string three; Baillie played a- The Charlottetown Legion junior baseball team under the straight when they meet Winnl-|eon with Quebec Rifles of the guiding hands of Vern Handrahan and mataged by Charlie peg Blue Bombers here tonight./ United Football League and has in-straight games, Charlie Ryan told us yesterday. victory over the Grey Cup/July.

Charlie was crying silently about the loss of “Tex’ Mac- champion B.C. Lions in Van-| Don Estes, an ex-Ottawa ee se som Se Veteran VANES couver last Saturday and a 24-13| Rough Rider who came to Mont- Memorial Field. Young MacDonald ered an ankle injury — recently and will not be capable of performing for the local wie tee ee SS eee Carer ce ON, SE Be junior forces for the remainder ’of the season. moaton Monday night, ure lather a

Ryan told us the loss of MacDonald was a big blow to his | Cantante SF eo club and.that he now has only eight men of his original team | they gave the winless Toronto Trimble said he thinks the fit for play. Charlie said: ‘We will have to bolsterrour forces | Argonauts here Aug. 18. Bombers are ‘a real club” ree ert anne aaee Bp Sed te Ghee Pane Coach Ji m Trimble said|and said he was impressed with

The locals took a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three series for | SS pe Bo eee” noun ee en Maritime crown with a 3-1 decision in Fredericton last week- | ¢ s ie - end. Ryan said yesterday: ‘‘I was talking with Frank Lang- ¥ Sunday Winnipeg.

maid, Viking’s manager, last night (Wednesday) and he said

team recent! i who one defensive unit will pay particu- pe bv ao oat ee 8 ee Se eee = Als in. 1961, will replace jlar attention to pass-catching enyater. ‘one and that. bis bays. ore rendy ter: the Chariette: five-year veteran Dick Dalatri jend Farrell Funston and haif-

Out of 56 games played by this highly rated New Brunswick | Se ee nm Ont Geet Rants Lae Lenka end Dew Bet aggregation they only tasted defeat on three occasions. One of KS IT situations. mey. es Coes Some oud ot Wee henke of te Containers danke | s a ee See we Legion outfit last , while another loss suffered at : : : - first-string Bomber Eason fete tee eee ik See te vane | Bret Hanover, foreground, day in a world record time of a second slower. His combined 25 broke marks set by Over- Sportmen’s quarterback Kenny Ploen is not TEXACO FUEL CHIEF won their consolation contest in the Canadian tourney. | driven by Frank Ervin, wins 1:97 for a halftime track. Bret heat times also were a world 41.4 in the 1963 Jug. Lo making the trip East and that

Vern Handrahan, the Island’s most successful baseball soo, | the first heat of the $70,000 came back to win the second record. Both his 1:57 mile and ‘CK i= i TSM tg , |Win Seties — Dick Thornton will be at the! Home Heating Oil is confident that the Maritime junior championship will come | Little Brown Jug pace Thurs- heat—and the race—just 2502 combined heat times of 3:54 irephoto / helm. - one tenet to rest in Charlottetown. A : Dow’s Sportsmen won their; “We watched that Thorton eee ay vate

s oy on schedule so you Students will be admitted at half price to Sunday's play-

3 e e e ’ -;way into the City Softball Lea-| boy against Ottawa Sunday and| cen never run short. Fuel Chief is the

off action and members of the local Legion branch will be on | gue finals with a 53 victory ov-| he’s good. Everyone-in--Winal- Senet ee duty supervising car parking. -jer-the- Main“ Brace “Mariners last | peg respects him because of his ee 7a, Go Seaton

A’ large “crowd is expected to wend “its way to“ Memorial | > evening at Victoria Park... Jun-| ability to play both ways.” Fai Chiat today! ; eee eee ae ean meee Ser the Markie ; prea se yc Bar yg Dr wnced ‘Wednesday that Ploes || \

Junior honors. Plan to be on hand to do your part in supporting mound winners, giv-| nounced Wednesday a this team. 6 8 : jing up three hits, striking out| will not play against Montreal, '

This aggregation has never tasted defeat in playoff com- ’ three and giving up two walks.|or in Toronto against the Argo- petition since the squad was formed back when the team mem- r Joe Cummiskey was on .the/mauts Sunday. 4.7312. bers were midget age. mound for the losers and gave; Grant- said Ploen’s strained |

up three hits, four walks and| wrist has not healed sufficiently Tid Bits From Here And There There were perfect racing con- Don MacNeill provided the jtion so True Lady Lou, third |6.50; 8.00. 6.50, 4.90, 2.30, 10.80, |struck out two, but errors by| to risk using the veteran quarter- | Ch'town Petroleum - \ditions at the Charlottetown Driv-|greater part of the excitment for |place finisher was made the 3.50; 2.30. his teammates was their down-|terback in the weekend con-

Word from Jim Fox yesterday was that the Charlottetown ling Park last evening and thril- | the largest crowd, to wend its |second half of the ticket. The| Pistol Pete owned by R. Suds- |fall, ‘‘Teet’” Gregory replaced| tests Products Led. Intermediates will play the third game of their best-of-five jin, finishes, high pays, upsets | way to the Park since Old Home |$2 pasteboard returned $201.00 bury, Charlottetown; Miss Jo Jo | him, in the sixth inning and gave} Ted Rodosovich, a 25-pound | 993 ¢ George St. Ch'tows series with Summerside Intermediates in Summerside Satur- |ang an outstanding individual) Week as re reigned four win- | The rinal betting feature of owned by C. Murphy, Char- up one run on one hit. Dick Car-| guard from Baltimore Colts of | day. The local Intermediates were originally scheduled to host (qriying preformance highlight-| ners as well as figuring in thril- |the evening was the second daily | lottetown. roll hit the longest ball of the ——— Es Summerside at Memorial Field. The change was made due to ed the nine dash card. ling finishes. He got the evening |double and the combination of | RACES 4 AND 8 game, a heeae tum ta the sah os Suet serene Gat Boe ae ae ee windlass hal’ ket she Gla. Ncny™ 4S" a ‘cial m repre ive ax game wi ° ! |Sz€ id . * ’ their best-of-three series for the Maritime championship. The BASEBALL went on to make i a Macielll eign returned 46. no | Winard's Chsice (W. Kelly) $6 oe eee ody eg second and third games (if necessary) will be played in Hali- jouble, bri home ls other winner on t a Hal / : — fax next Saturday. The Halifax midget representative is being SCORES | the only double winer of the | card was True Lady Lou. Rac- Asket (R. Annear) 5 6|Stars — B.1.S. Shamrocks ser- billed as a powerhouse. Jim Fox is handling the local midget = —|evening, in the second. Pay for |ing will resume at the Park this Princess Mark ‘(L. Kelly) 6 3}ies which resumes at 6

’ arr j |the double was 19.30. The brown | Saturday evening. | Times 212:4; 2.11:1. eharp.

team and Fox said: ‘‘some of our players may be lacking By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | “W. T. Hearn of | Pays 460, 3.40, 2.20; 280. 220 Piae i Fr Bell

somewhat in ability, but they display lots of desire and team IL | mare Conee : Y loan 8.70, 300,350; 420° 410: ee fe National League St. John‘’s Newfoundland also SUMMAR |2.20. 8.70, 3.60, 3.30; 4.20, 4.10; | with B. Lund and E. Savidant on

— _ |wiret\ |won the sixth dash. MacNeill “RACE 1 _ 4.10. Se ae ee

We saw a couple-_of_teachers-from-Birchwood-High School —|Phila: 210-141 200—11-10-3-/g1so- steered Lucky to a triumph |Chief Operator (D. MacNeill) 1 Lucky V owned by W. Taylor, getting in some practice rounds at the Rustico Golf coursé yes-- |Chicago 100 030 010— 5122 in the fourth dash- Only One C (L. Neill) 2| Nine Mile Creek; Lola Hal owned terday. The management of the Rustico Golf and Yacht club | Bunning (18) and Dalrym-| The quinella feature on the |Ida Budlong (R. MacDonald) 3/by F. \ aoe os is conducting a golf tournament for all Island teachers this (ple; Jackson (13-20) Hoeft (5), |third was undoubtly the — Terry's Hal (E. Clow) | Kelly) 12 y Saturday at the Rustico course. This will be an 18 hole tourna- | Holtzman (6), McDaniel (8) and |thrilling of id evening as.less |Bold Debbie (S. White) _— (W. Kelly ment and is open to any Island teacher wishing to participate. |Bailey. HR—Chi. Santo (32). i aes Pry sori ais tae: atic | (Seen 23) NOTICE ;

_ The Los Angeles Dodgers served notice Wednesday night American League 2 90.\ish line. After a very close scru- | Meadow Tempo True Lady Lou (R. Annear) 3 1) with a 7-6 decision over the Braves that the National League (Cleveland O11 060 600— “\tiny of the inevitable - photo Emerald Wick | Discount

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pennant race is far from over yet. The Reds are still in con- |New York ~- 000100000-181 1:5.) pete ond Cyclone Kelly Shadydale Tonnette (J. Gay) 2): Chappell) 47) \ fo al! students. tention but will have to come up with a ‘‘hot streak’’ to over- Siebert (15-8) Bell (8) and (Vere declared to have finished Time 2:143 Run Way (D. MacNeill) 5d) ‘i. aeite & ,take the~high flying San Francisco representative. Walter |Azcue; Bouton, (415) Downing [in win and place positions and Pays 8.90, 2.90, 2.50: 3.00, 2.39, Rollomatic (F. Maclssac) 6 6/ Dow $ Boys’ Wear

Alston has done an unbelievable job of managing the Dodgers (8) and Gibbs. HR: Cle—Whit-.| ¢he resulting pay was $26.80. 20 , 2.90, 2.50; ; ‘Adam's Tom (T. Palmer) 74) ¥ and even if they. don’t nail down the pennant Alston deserves field (23), The biggest pay of the card| Chief Operator owned by D. Amigo Mike (S. White) oo). Gt. George St.

a great deal of credit. He certainly hasn’t got a ball club that |Washington 400 000 111— 7 71 \eame on the fifth dash. when two | MacNeill, Charlottetown. | Times: 2:13 — : has a licence to be at the top of the National League. Los _|Kansas City. 000 210 023— 8171 |jongshots dashed to the wire in Pays 40.90, 27.50, 6.50, 10.00,

Angeles has fewer home runs than any team in either major ‘McCormick, Narum (5), Kline |front of the field and sent the RACES 2 AND © ie" os owned by H. H. league. | (7-6) (8) Bridges (9) and French jexactor pay figures up into the | Ichi Ku (D. MacNeill) Al Stee Bereninniae: tees Cade

: : Talbot, Segui (5) O'Donoghue |triple figures. Windy June, leav- |Fisherman’s Luck : . Son onaae ae Saal” meena Sou the ‘cates - |(7) Mossi (8) Stock (9) Aker |ing at 19-1 and Lueky Lark cros-| | (J. -Chappell) _ 2.5 | Montague : ‘ |(4 - 3 (@) and Lachemann, sed, the wire in win and place Rush Hal (I. Neil) | $6 | emer 00. McCULLOCH ro ournamenr;r IBryan (6). HR: Wash—Nen (5). positions but no_exactor Grand Kala Dale (C. Murphy) ‘ oe aa Kenna K (R. MacDonald) $4 MOSCOW (AP)—The Soviet “= ae. | Patia. ee ee Vernita’s Pet (F. MacKay) 67) Union launched another un- oo 010 100 02-473 Bonshaw Team ree chanch (E. Larter). 7 2| manned earth satellite Tursday] CHAIN SAW Short (18-10) and Dalrymple; Gateway Senator ; — No. 91 in its Cosmos series. ; |Faul (5-6) Hgeft (5), Koonce (6) (C. Woolridge) 88 Tass said it c instruments newest chaia : ’

. ; |Humphreys (9) and Krug. HRs: Set For Fred. Times — 2:15.4; 2.17. | designed to c the space ee world, weighs only 954

Following is the draw for the; Cox. |Phila — Callison (31). Chi— ‘The Bonshaw Bearcats, holders} Pays 2nd 4.90, 2.90, 2.60; 3.20, exploration program begun with} pro’s tournament at the Belve- 1st division — ‘Banks (27). \of the P.E.I. Intermediate . D/2.90; 13.20. 6th 3.50, 2.80, 250;| Cosmos 1 on March 16, 1962. - dere Golf and Curling Club, sch- | 10.45 — I. Laidlaw, I. MacLellan, | ‘Softball titie leaves tomorrow|4.50, 3.20: 3.00. | The Soviet news agency said al] Keith Carmichael eduled for Saturday, Sept. 25. {| E. McInnis. TAN DINGS for-Fredericton .N.B. where they|— Ichi Ku owned by W. I. Heame,! instruments” aboard were funec- Point Read MEN | 12.00 — A. Coady, L, Samson, J. | S will play the first game in a#/Saint John's Nfld. | tioning normaily. Brackley ;

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