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George Mackay CIJRW-Radio 5:30—5:45 (J. Hennessey) era Signal, home runs and three runs batied % . Aug.2 Fred Ramsa CJRW-Radio 05— 9: . Smith) 3, tree other star- in. The Pirates won 60. Nelson ot oe _— nee ee y - %: o8 * time 2.16 2-5: driver-owner ed for Toronto Maole Le . ee ere oe Se Oy Ge crn Mecede dation he called for, and wae tentatively) Phurs., Aug. 27th Hon. B. Earle MacDonald == CFCY-TV 10:45—11:00 - the long way to win in an ex- stint in the International League. asad eee eee ae Thurs., Aug 27th Stephen MacLeod CFCY-TV 5:45— 5:50 © iting finish. FACES TELL THE ST ORY cause he had-not-received a fin-| Thurs. Aug 27th Stephen MacLeod CFCY-Radio 7:10— 7:15 pm. S@HANGES HANDS PROB ABLE ancial accounting for the June 26| Thurs., Aug 27th Stephen MacLeod CFCY-Radio 9:45—10:00 p.m. _ CHANGES Title trotter, Windy| Featherweight champion Davey | ing a closed eye as they mect)when Bassey, | from | Niagars | bout. ‘The Swedish champion re-|Thurs., Aug. 27th Hon. Prosper Arsenault CJRW-Radio = 6:30 6:45 p.m. June, 2.11 45, race record taken| Moore (right) is smiling at + oe ae os —e or | PITCHERS ness trip to Boras in West Swe| Laursday, Aug. 27th, Hon. Earle MacDonald CIRW-Radio 10:45—11 pan. gt Charlottetown, has changed ee ees foctaet ahh lle aa. & bnewbout (AP. Wirephote) den Thurs., Aug. 27th Frank McNutt CIRW-Radio 7:40— 7:45 p.m. hands and is now in the owner- Bassey is grim-faced sport NEW YORK (AP) — Probable; Johansson then left for the air-| Thurs., Aug. 27th Harris Rogers CIRW-Radio 7:30—7:45 p.m. ee aed. pitchers ie teday’s sajer letque as. Be neten & sens for Lon- . : the stable Emmett Berard. baseball games (won-lost rec re he observe th : . Several parties were interested in parentheses): "| British Empire title bout tonight|@riday, Aug. 28th” Hon. Keir Clark CFCY-TV 9:15— 9:30 pm. _ im her, and we hope that she will | ie CLOVE s 2A ing tis at Porthcawl, Wales, between| Friday, Aug. 28th George Kitson ~ CFCY-TV 5:45— 5:50 pam. give the new owner as much plea- sie Sauk py: oD ane ne ———,|Friday, Aug. 28th Hon, Keir Clark CFCY-Radio 9:15— 9:30 p.m. : gure as she did ae es Pa (12-6) vs Bell (1410). Friday, Aug. 28th George Kitson CFCY-Radio 7:25— 7:30 p.m. a, og — 2 cea m e { \ O : Washington at Detroit — Kem- The Friday, Aug. = Morley Bell CIBW-Radio 6:10— 6:15 p.m. right, -13) vs Bunning (12-10). Friday, Aug. 28th Hon. George MacKa CORW-Radio 12:35—12:50 Maine, who also her breed- | L R p merer ( . y, Aug rge y p-m. er. She is six years old. nNLoo oO ie © ok oe 1959 FORD | eriday, Aug. 28th pion, Keir Clark CURW-Radio —9:15— 9:30 pam. : Baltimore at Kansas City ‘N) Friday, Aug. atrick in CIRW-Radio 7:30—7:45 p.m. An Islander who tes achieved ae By BEN OLAN | | reenle,copesition for the Golden) eng hmong hitting o aly) —Welker (67) vs Tattouris’ (2-2). o : i forms (Friday, Aug. 28th Raynall MacNeill CIJRW-Radio 7:35— 7:40 a.m. . is Vern of Fr The pre - season favorites, cal Perry has nine victories, five’ National League d cee , a ecause of tis in- — eee Geos vance, fielder Ron Fairly of Los .An-) setbacks and an earned run aver- San Francisco at Pittsburgh Take A Test Drive Saturday, Aug. 29th Hon. Eugene Cullen CFCY-TV 5:30— 5:45 p.m. sean'ta wall ee oe himself in| geles and second baseman George age of 3.09. | ‘X)—Sanford (12-10) vs Witt (0-7) Saturday, Aug. 29th Hon. A. W. Matheson CFCY-TV 11:15—11:30 p.m. ae Richelien and Blue| front in’ the National League| Anderson of Philadelphia, haye Jim McAnany of the White Sox, Chicago at Cincinnati | (N)— Tod ' ‘Saturday, Aug. 29th Harold Smith | CFCY-TV : : | not lived up to their training) Jim Baxes of Cleveland. Russ Hobbie (12-11) vs Hook (3-3). ay and See! \ i y = . 5:45— 5:50 p.m. tracks. Vern has! rookie - of - the - year competi considerable help to this i season relatively bare| camp billing. Fairly is hitting, Smyder of Kansas City and Jerry, Milwaukee at St. Louis (N)— Saturday, Aug. 29th Hon. A. W. Matheson , CFCY-Radio 11:15—11:30 p.m. raponad Island ae oul stars. loniy .244 in 98 games while An-| Casale of Boston also merit con-| Willey (56) vs Jackson (10-12), Ss. R. JOHNSTON Saturday, Aug. 29th Harold Smith CFCY-Radio 1:25— 7:30 p.m. eee oe ba a diver . in 2 games since) derson, olen wae than ade} sideration. * Only games scheduled. LTD. Saturday, Aug. 29th Hop. Eugene Cullen - CJRW-Radio 5:30— 5:45 p.m. appeared—at the the Giants on July 30, has} quate =. a _ a se : Saturday, Aug. 29th Hon. A. W. Matheson CJRW-Radio 11:15—11:30 p.m. here for Old Home tated Boag fee lynn racers ‘een obi of Los| SM. Peters Rd. Dial 8548 Saturday, Aug. 29th, Lloyd Gaudet CIRW-Radio 12:05—12:10 noon Bs Angeles and Ernie Broglio St greatly enjoyed the Pea eee the way of Louis may give McCovey a run and the way there were oe ~ for rookie honors. Sherry, brought | ; track, surround. eink ten Btate Berne we trom St. Paul of the Americaa| : ings, crowds and last — and 212. "| Association on July 2, has won ing and class-|time 2.14 35 and 212... -. - four games, lost two and struck “ least, the a by E. At Foxboro a cee. . out 38 in 52. innings. Broglio’s FIRST DASH 7:46 P. M. . oad — sees So. Se steele. vinee| record is 6-11, but he has pitched NO. 2—6—2:23 PACE FINAL LEG At Vernon Downs last —s ae ome in ee aoe Coes and fanned 104 in 2 DASHES AT $445.00 EACH—DAILY DOUBLE e i n e 4s Len O'Meara was second to than 50 years, was accord- innings. 1) <ince 1 Brian's Dream;.2—Jean Clegg: 3—Christie’s Best; 4—Lilly's \ a at Leunaen n, [ed the honor of ened. Pie Milwaukee r plies him from Pointer; 5—Murphy’s Abbe; 6—Belle Texas. ; past the | Louisville of the American As-| BMas., time 208 35, with the) Parade une isville of the American As- NO. 3-7—B PACE—2 AT 200.00—DAILY DOUBLE last half in 30 oF seen’. week, Wheeled cua gia in oa fing 304 = Some is bat 1—Thundermoon; 2—Eddie Hoosier; 3—Jolly Bud; «_wittara’s | lj a e At Foxboro, Mass., . 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