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Continues Bowling Feats

CHAILO'ITETOWN'S Harold Hatit‘lll. now working in 0&- hl. I continuing his great {cats .n butting Circles in that anal.

Back it. late February. Hamid rn.'ed n 433 game in a mixed m in the Motor Ct'i hauling a'.v'\~ It has the top game wed in Oshaua this seamii and [Iti'JZ’ally Harold ts mtgnty Fund of tie perforriiance

Recently Harold tiuaiified to apprar on TV bowling and hin “3 Into comes this Saturday IIIEIII \pril 2x. A Waterloo bowler H the qualifiers with a ten-game total of 3568. Harold was sac- .d. Inst three pins behind at 2665 The third and last qualifier had m,

if' t t rlnn" for the la<t three ' ~‘np ii iii lie lmvtlcd in great tables: as his worn: at mid .i'dr-tie iii< ten games were an. Utah. 238 m 223 W? 2:11 L’T' and 37

This cumin: Saturdnv will «it» Harold a real opportunity to meet the best In the husineu. He has been anxiously awaiting for I chance like this and he intends to take full advantage on Sat~

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Special Race Events

FRANK 'Durk' Mom .3 'nt‘rn'n: everyone posted on the Onion at the local raceuay at (“no latimnun this season‘ ‘Duck' Ran told of the features in be (‘Ag‘i't’ln’i And when entries close If: surb events.

We have been asked by l-‘rulrimon raceway offictals to mention two features \tll.('il ml ,7» at the: track this summer.

Entries close May 1 for two $1.000 addcd money events that Iill be among six feature attractions this summer. Both added honey events carried purses evrcedinz sum in their initial run- ning last season. One is for lour-wahoids and iive-year-olds that

till Kent St and a hitmn in sport circles

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wree non winners at 51.000 to 196i. the other for thrcevycar-oldl. The four and Mount u.‘.i l\t'.'ll, mm by Tammy Hall in a .051 rnooolf ui'h Dnlcvim ll'i‘itH‘l’ .Nt )rar, \\‘ill be staged

July 9 unit the thrM-yr‘a'ﬁltlril sinir‘diiird to compete August 23. Rate mretmy George Wmd» rle \\.!l Trt't‘iVQ all entries.

Braves Are Lagging

THEY expect too Natmtiui League to be one of the best races h yt-an nith EIX or sewn lt'tlltks ,,.n-u it chance of representing [to loop in Lhe wtn'lt‘l sent-s llt'xl umber.

One of these teams is \iiluauxte ltraws. pennant Winner: d a irw year: ngo how a h‘lli‘r til».i[p?t|ir‘itllt'llt ever stnce Yao- Iccs bounced hark in My thrm i i '1 Hit l'Ifitt unrid series

The last look up h.iri at vim sldllll n:~ \IHHH‘d the Braves With my three “'u'!‘ in fur“! start. Tim turn in thtI league has.- meat seven and one-half games hf’l’llfld the pace netting Pitts- burgh Pirates.

But manager Birdie chbets isn't S'Owllfii. Ho still has con- Oidence in h I ha}: and le ts lllf‘ tans know this. Here's Bind]. npcaking.

"We don't expect Milwaukee inns to ho happy when we'ro hing. but we don't want your sympathy. i seem to gel the im- .reoaion that some of you are feeling sorry for me and my play- ers. Well, don't. We‘ll never apologize for louan when we are doing our best. l'm so proud of this team that nothing bother! one. We're going In uin our \ili'll'l‘ of games and if we don't win the pennant. it won't hr- hcrousr thew players haven't done their host. Meanwhilr. if you have to take it out on somebody. 1'“ be around,"

Birdie Inr‘i liked "-4 lie krvms his baseball and he will have Gilm- Bravos in contention before too inn: But the move upward better come soon. Tho (Irff‘i'r might hn too but to eras».

Mets Grab One

AND The hit-ts had finally u on a game just a) we wrote tihin. l I itould help the team a lot and aim induce a lot more folks into ﬁle Polo Grouan llmi<lnn t‘n'l: :tr‘r‘ (l’tlflE fairly decently and Casey had ht-itrr luv-n thr \lt‘t,‘ mminz if he nuts to fare better than his fnmud Paul Richards.

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Inst vcar's wee mm than nieiw-d fine moo-hark thi- M and l'iii‘i the ovur‘i'l

u of tho three teams in il’tl' 1M were quitt- unhappy (ht "I

Lani ovening last year‘s f'itv Int-bail League Executive held . in“. but important meeting to talk owe the (and and ham

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I Black Hawk: diner it tho dress'ng room after their learn won the Stanley Cup.

Soutbpaw Sandy Koufax. Lon ‘Angelci Dodgers inst ball att- |ist. struck out ll batten while 'the Dodgers were waltzing to a 10-1 win over Chicago Cubs Tuesday. and equalled the mod.» ern major league strikeout nee ord. held jointly by himself and

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73 Dog Helps lln Victory

TORONTO (CPI — 'i'ha stan‘ icy Cup is usually won by hoc- key players. but this year’s win-

incrs—‘i‘oronto Maple Leaf ‘ had an assist from a boxer l Stafford Smytbe. president of the Leafs. told the story. , As he spoke. he patted the l boxer on the head. Duke is not i a ring typo boxer—Duke is a dog.

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SUM‘MI'IRSIDE »— A prelimin- ary meeting of the Summerside Bast-hall [Jamie was held at l (‘JRW SludlM last night min ihe president. Dr. Hillard Clark

lprelidinﬂ, i Only representatives from the Pontincs and Legion .luniors were prcsent but it is H n d e r- stood the RCAF will be entering at least one. perhaps two teams in the league this year.

The president announced that the annual meeting will be held on Tucsdav eveninn. May 1, and nilleam representatives are ttr- gcntly requested to he prrscnt.

Reception Is Planned

TORONTO [all made last-minute arrange- ments Tuesday for a ticker-tape parade and reception for Tor- onto Maple Lrafs. this ycar'n Stnnlcy t’iip hockey champions.

The players will be plrldf‘d through the financial district oi Bay Street today behind thtI hand of the Queen's Own Rifles The reception will be hold at city hall at noon.

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CHICAGO iAPl—"l was just‘Dodger triumph over tho Chi- Iryll‘lg '0 Bet "l0! CHI! 001 0' cago Cubs set a National League

davtime mark. "it wasn't like when i first

Koulax of marched gob relief-3 "mm bylthe ninth. it “as a bad curve. , talking striking ,after his iii strikeouts in a 10-2 rum-um in“, 51' 1959i.“ laid

out lti against San Koiifax. with a grin. l “Then, there were some 33,000 ‘fans in the l.o< Angeles (‘tiit- scum and i knew right along I was sho':ting at the rcrord " Although the ill strikeouts set a National Lcncuc mark for dav games. it just tied the motor lcaziie record for strike- ouis in dav or night games Koufax said he lost faith in his control a bit In the fifth in- nlng when Billy Williams dou- bled and three walks scored the first Cub run. "I started nim- ing and the pitches were bad." he said. Koufax conceded he had a "real good curve ball under mmplete control" in the first four innings when he whilfcd ii) of the first in Cubs to face him. "After we got eight runs. l was just trying to get each bn - ter out." said Koufnx. “But my

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Bert f" ‘ and you'd have any that Olmstead certainly‘ helped us win."

l "When we tried to deal fo r‘ i Olmstend with Montreal Can-l i dicns, Frank Seiko said he'dl make the deal only if I bought his boxer puppy from him. to get Oimstead I had to take the dol. tan. "it‘s been a good deal ail mud."

:3-Year-Olds Facing Test

it r “d” trott'r ERIF Ont icri Rem'l'dpd he “"1 1“ Moll" Canada's three-year—olds fat-o harvesting his ill-Strikeout vlc- ‘ their ﬁrst mum. "s. of m, s". tory. Ktiuiax said: "That isn't 1 son when they run in Saturday‘s too many. It‘s a normal game! 37,500 Queeuston Stakes at the lftll’ me After all. you have tolFon Erin Jockey Club. The ‘figure at least three pitches for.sevcnth annual running of the .a strikeout and when you act ‘Quecnston is carded for six tur- lIi. wrll. . . ."

'control came back in the later linnings. There was only one pitch l regretted—that home run pitch to Billy Williams in

I wanted it low and outside. and l ame to him high and in-

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. hall of tamer Bob Feller.

"Los Angeles Blasts Cubs; IPale Hose Upset Yankees

l I! 1'!!! CANADIAN PRESS i Kouiax. with ll let down out Danton Rd Sol knocked off

lstrilscs no he entered the last inning. calme struck out the side to tie the record. His prew- ous record—tying effort came Aug. 31. 1959 but he lost the game to San Francisco Giants.

Feller set the strikeout record Oct. 2 1938 pitching for Cleve- land Indians against Detroit Tigers.

Knufu gave up only six hits to Chicago Tuesday while the Dodgers defentrd losing pitcher iDon Caldwell with power htt- ting.

Tommie threerun homer in the fifth. 1 Duke Snider hit a two-run blast .iu the ninth and Andy Carey

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the fifth. YANKS LOSE AGAIN

in American League day- gamc action. New York Yank- jces dropped their third straight game as Floyd Robinson hit a twovrun homer in the eighth to

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win with n 1-0 lead provided by ’ Johnny Bianchard‘s third homer of the campaign. But after one

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for Chicago. Robinson spoilt-d the day. also boosting h‘s leagueleadlng average to .469.

Roger Maris, again. went hit- i

less and his average dropped to .122.

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