SPORTS FRONT

By CARMAN SMITH

Rufus (Parnelli) Jones proved ‘

I ffl ' i i l Eggedalfy migriinaﬁg'nuhiiffi SECOND SECTION Charlottetown, m, my 17, 1963. it running two faster lap; . I I I. r ’ b I I Probable PITCI‘IGI‘S} '7 . “i” ’w . . - .

ThUl‘_Sd3y .in practice for the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS as the Chicago Cub righthander opening tune “1315 101' the Willie Mays and Willie Mc- ' '

shut out Clnctnnati 2-0 on six Wmlle Memorial Day race By THE ASSOCIATED pnass Covey each hit two-run homers. h s. saturday' . Probable pitchers for today'si as National League leading San Milwaukee completed a sweep . e Torrance' Cam" driven major league games won—lost' Francisco Giants built a five- of a three-game series with St. “I”. t° break the Iso‘m'p'h' records in parenthese‘s- I run lead, then fought off New Louis 5-2. knocking the Cards bdrm" ,8! the old mm" 135' American League York's scrambling Mets 6 - 5 3% games off the pace. Home yea" dld °ne r°““d “"591” Minnesota Perry (0 - 2) at Thursday. runs by Stan Musial and Gene “2153557 and “Other at 153" Cleveland B'ell (2-2) (N)

The victory. which went to Oliver spoiled lefty Denny Le- Chicago. Peters (2-2) .at 1331. unbeaten Billy O'Dell. was the master's bid for a shutout. wede “urea the 21’5'mue coufse timore B'arber (5.3) (N) Giants' third straight at Candle- The Giants' O'Dell won his h. newsgrgt 153'139 agams' Los 'Angeles Nelson (ll-0) at slick park and boosted their fifth without loss, but neede {‘5 °“’“ 1° “"81 rem" “150-729 New York Boiiton (3.1) (N) home record past the .500 mark. relief help from Gaylord Perry “I?” tap and .150'370 for four' Kansas ’City Bowsfield (.2-4) They’re 9-8 at home. 13-5 on the as Cliff Cook, Ron Hunt and: 13 s 0 Jo"? kaSt Pumice at Boston Mof-ehead (3.0) (N) a . ‘ hico Fernandez hit home runs “Eek.sweeligctr‘icocufner 0311” Detroit; Aguirre (3-3) and Big Earl Wilson threw a two- ii:I a Met rally that fell one run 8p S made in the qualiﬁes: M0551 (3.2) at Washington, 05.

I Giants Nil Mets 6-5: one ﬁuamlimi:

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Fine Performance

ARNOLD Llewellyn, former schoolboy curler, who was re- cently named secretary of the Charlottetown Curling Club, paid us a visit a couple of nights ago and gave us some dope on his younger brother, Blair, who resides in Waltham, Mass. and attends Waltham Junior High. I ‘

The youngster starred on the Waltham Junior High hockey team, pacing the team to an 84) won-lost performance this past season. Arnold brought some writeups oi the games and Blair a name appears many times in the clippings.

in hitter at Los Angeles Angel s ort. t. . , . ion and at . teen (0-3) and Dame]: (0-0) I. 3:1 plft'fRIhMSti'BigStl‘it1 vlicettiirsox3-(L)u William the Con ueror com- centid' c um race are ac (two’ twi'N)' . The. form.” Clla‘rlouewwn hockey. .piayer toppeij the. league inclfhelonly dag, game iyn' the' leted the Domesday Book in {ﬁlm lmilrzlliiabillty that Jones National League 10 scrslring With 12 goals and 11 assists for 23 points in eight . w w e poe position Sat- New York. Cisco (1-3) at San game ' . - .. - American League. 1086—85 a “my or his new do. urday did not Change observers' Francisco Pierce (1-3) (N). One writeup mentions Steva Hardy and Llewellyn should ' make a. jump to the vanity based on this year 5 performance.

Blair’s coach, Bernie Donovan, says “Llewellyn is one of the top stick-handlers in the league".

Bilair played right wing while Hardy. who ended up second to him in the scoring, plays centre on the same 'ne.

One report of a game begins “Llewellyn‘s 4 goals pa:e Wal-tham 70", another “Llewellyn's Hat Trick Directs Waltham. 5-1", and yet another “Llewellyn Again Sparks Waltham Six". There are several other items in which his name appears prominently.

e have never met the youngster but we've known Arnod since first starting on the sports beat. We congratulate Blair on his performance this past season and wish him continued success as a hockey player.

Series Worse Than Rough

Ernie Banks singled in the main “how it was peopled and i . . h t n of en... opnion that the outfit to beat Pittsburgh, Francis (1-1) at only run Larry 5301‘s“ “Wed wm’ w 3 5° m -_.___. in_ the race will be Bob Los Angeles, Miller (2-2) (N). Wilkie 5 Milwaukee racing team Philadelphia, Hamilton (2-0) of Rodger Ward, Len Sutton and or Green (1-0) at Houston Not-

Don Branson. The three took tebart (4-1) (N). I Moore & McLeod um I turns running at 150 Thursday. Milwaukee. Show (02) at Chl- cago. Buhl (2-3). NOT FOR LOCALS Cincinnati, Jay (1-6) at St. Louis, Broglio (3-1) (N).

WINNIPEG (CP) — Pull c Chief Robert Taft warns the is- CRIME RATE UP suing of courtesy or caution tags , instead of parking and minor S-T’ BONIFACE’ M8113 (CF):— Crime in this metropolitan Win-

MAY traffic violation tickets applies nipeg area increased last year

only_to visitors from outsde the with 1,799 cases compared with

provmce. Manitobans should 1,651 in 1961. Theft of amounts . . . . know the city’s traffic laws, he under $50 accounted for 508 wmciﬂgwreicﬁirirtﬁ] t (ﬁfmoliiieﬁg 43:21:23: égnigeggiléfyc , . WM“ enamel, "I. 2.95 q". says. cases. ' defeating Niagara Falls Flyers 4 games to 2 a I as one of the Toughest ever

N This was the first victory in seven atempts for the 011 Kings

and at the start of the series the Edmonton sports pages were

' all for the Oil Kings. However, after several ﬁnestotheJadogn-I

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captained by Ron McCor- club dart champiwsmp' L35: °f the w’nmng team are Jon“ Niagara Falls coach Hap Emms said of the Oil Kings, MCCIUSRGYT (left). Hughes, George Gariiioum, «They’re not tough, jus‘ dirty". His statemgnt was “0‘ un-

Unt'l F th N t' mack, which recently cap- . . N . a (meow 0f the Fitnes° Club' Bobby "Bu'bbles' Quinn and founded. During the six-game series exactly nine Niagara Falls

Horses movin info the Charlottetown _ - g tu‘red me 4mm“ Physmal Present“ the trophy, emblem' Bob wadden. President of the players suffered injuries, some of them deliberateIY- TWO 5|!"

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Fitness Club tournament, has ratio of the clot? championship. Jain“ broken legs. me was carved for 14 Stitches» 0 rising flood waters Thursday in more Orioles clobbered Wash- er. Quinn was slapped with a five-mjnute penalty Dome - - Record Bid ‘ horses on the grounds. This is due to the a ,_ Campbell said: “I can assure: Robinson, who extended his. The Edmonton press wrote in defence of Quinn's tactics As the series progrest the writers from the western city

Driving Park will have to have a vet's - . issued a challenge to the Leg. to team captain Ron .‘vlcCor. Club is Lorne Perry. . New,” Pat Quinn set the harsh a?“ oflth. _ certiﬁcate as To health before stobling Series by charging mic star Galry Domhoefer. a right Wing- a normally arid part of Aus- ington. 91 for the third straight was given a vacation to rest up ‘w1th a broken leg'. The tr 11 IViCtOi‘y over the 5911310“!- i layer to suffer a broken leg was Gary Harmer of Monoton. . . O . epidemu: Of Inﬂuenza IIOW prevalent III you the project has not beenlhming streak to 13 games, land one story said, in effect; “Not even the Easterners could abandoned—and you can" quote ‘ singled and scored a run during Ifind fault with the injury to DOrnhoefer". other areas. MELBOURNE (Reuters) __ me 011 that 100 Per 6811- la three-run rally off Washing- . . ton starter Ron Rudolph in the finally shared the revulsion of two junior teams hacking (13:13:

1 British speed acetDOTITJald £81311)- . I fourth inning, He smacked two- ,011Ier with hedge; sfticks. Evebnl then, Sfme of lthe t an”

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BALTIMORE (AP) -- Brooks

- L uis, the Prince Im rial of imase' RObmsm mend out three Fragce. was ambushxe): and

Singles and knocked in fourlkilled by Zulu warriors in the

“ms Thurs av nl - t as Baili-‘im Zulu War in out rica. I I ' WlIIards Trainer Construction Equipmen I ~ Dies In NY. At 76 ex 1

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