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SPORTS ‘

Poplar Flash Equals Mark For Trotters At City Oval

July Dick (fl. Polllton) 5 Willie Lady (D MlcNi ‘lll a-nudt

M O l I l Wyatt and Lin. Monhollfillelto ill.”

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Poplar Flash. a uven—year—ald Mighty Brenna lied Charlottetown (IL MacDonald) 8 u' a trotting record ltoae Aida Cbist m pg 5 laat night. capping iba tinol daab loyrll Smith) I 4 Mai Kai (J Arlen-tilt) Girl (J Arrenaulii b a VII-rior Willis) a I

McBride m— and E s. ownrl; Downin {0-2) ' ‘ sent a a Kuukel 7

ol the nlxllt In 107-1. Millie'l The mom was made by Har- Solicitor Mae (C ry Hlmh‘a Fedorail int Old Time 2.1“. 113-8. Home Week and not too many Elolle Wick owned by Green- cnnomera hld expected it to be brler Farms. Charlnttetown. equalled (or some time. Ply! — $2.40. 2.10. 210: EN, Papill' Flash has finished size 2.10? “a — "-10. 2.” 70~ and to Jane! M in their Ilfltl DASHESZANDI

Migb (M O'Brien) "a"! Emmi o. me l , .10.. mm —a Counters Alice owned by Dr. “ml-III Motions—“fl Preston McIntyre. Montague. Dalley (L2) ll. Mlflefla lolly Dick owned by Mrs. W k I and James poulion. Charlottetown. a 3.00 3.30.

i History In The Making

WHOEVEI wins The Northumherland Strait svllm thll

‘ ’ Saturday will be richer by Show and naturally mighty elated}

‘ Whilmherlchlwnfwiat.’ the ‘ h k u it will be a menial-ab e by or _ swam-MI w o "Ila e: outing In 2.0M. a new mark tor Bobby Brook {Cyril Smith) 1 1: ya — 39.50, 3.30, to the Prince Edwlrd lslmilhshm llrosz-P'lr‘illlfcl Saw-“(3" film}: Dr. Preston Macintyro mare. J. Orland c in MncNeillt 1 .10

$11» indelibly mulled on e lures 9 It looked like Janet M again in MILLCDXIEyeé (1; Pound) a m 4 MW . the tidal trip but a great boma- Den e an i C appelil 4 mmsoo_y g .. its: .12 W3“::::".§:d¥i‘ cm n m w mm one: it mg m» x a of - lar Flash in a photo Iinloh. Cy- tlvl. O’Brien) s poplar Fillh (Cyril mini) 2 1 arm in arid Carreon. Marlin ril Smith waa the reinamap oii Ida Budlnng (R MacDonald) a part Darnlay (G dropped) a a (I): hitch (I-ai cladding (7L i.

all has been conquered Iieture by local swimmers but it was not in pIhllc competition, Sport Inn; will long remember Lhe vim Northumberland strait swim and the poisons who took all [runs Cape ’roriuentlne to make the chair a reality.

McGee Volo (J Amen-nit) 1

u- E a)~ “Enemy 4 Fox (3) and Rnarke. _ Time lit-Z, 2.14-7. Wart (Ill HR De

Gill! 4 The shlek In Pountou) 5 5 Mr, button (I Chappellot I! s

Time , 2.0M.

Janet M owned by Dr. F. Maca Intlrre. Montague.

raya — $5.40, 2.90, 210, 310,

, 2.10 — 1. 2.40. .50; l 1 21), 2.30; 2.”.

the inner int Iilht.

Eloise Wick. l two-year‘olli filly owned by Churlottemwn‘l Greenhr‘ier Farms. establlllled I new provincial mark for two yesrroid miles. The ilIlY grabb- ed dashes one Ind live with the greatest or ease In 2.124 and

National Lc at, Louis to m”

ya ~ 5750. 2.10; 2.20. 34 m

“0. 2. tool DASHES I AND 'I

HOWEVER. the winner. the runiicrup and all ihr ollll‘l runn- pelllol‘s can't steal this day Imm Big Jim Pcniicrgasi. ii's Jim‘s ambition achieved; “'5 his dream Come true

III has talked. written. fllld talked some more iui several

ml), no; no, .30. 2.30. no

— and McCar- ver; Spahn (12»5l SII l Crnndall. aw 9) “a

years about this marathon inunt across lite watcrs oi the strait.

lie has contacted inlkr in all walks oi llle, rsplalning to them 213-3. Driver James MacGregor Countess Alice (W Downe)

any ihls swim should take place. in bus iravclicd across this was mama w! . “Mm” mme_ l n

Canada oi ours and at every whistle stop. pig Jim {mm The chflmmwn mp,an CHM-so 000mm. up. Pork tor letting the tiny ma k “"0"”! "~31 Henry tin.

practically ll s «.1. He has virileri newsplper with iclevisinn and radio hope that his

i- . . Making the prcsaniution war Worthington 49) and Edwardl: race socroiaryond clowns-.2 Eights.” mum" m ""'

Frank Acorn.

has tried his best in . pro liter newspaper. had pointnlents notables. given Interview alter interview. In the ltr swim might reach the reality alagel

Never Grew Tired

vouscau men would have grown tired Ionic 1'.‘n would have decided to give up their drcam and lrt things take their normal course. Undoubtedly ihcy would horn concluded that ihc Prince Edward island public wasn't interested em in go any luriher in this swim mat er, _ _

This. however. was no young man promoting ihis pcuicci. r This was no ordinary citizen. hali-hcartcdly trvuip to convince 1 the public about something ho loll so strongly nboui.

This was Big Jim rendergasi. An st ar-old ‘yallnESI-er' with a vision. o man that rctuard to admit It couldn't be done. There were many who tell llm's scheme wasn't icasih . T ey

Probable Pitchers

By THE ASSOCIATED ritan Probable pitchers tor today'- malor league baseball games, with wnnaldat recordl to buck. ! S

36th Brook look dashes two and six. His second tflulnpb wls the toughest. camlng alter 1 driving finish with .I. Orland C.

Angels, Kingfishers ai$§i’.‘l“i§.€l§°i.'ii‘iii“i'ia‘iif;

The Countess was the iirst wlo‘ Two ganiai wen played to stop oi the Angeli bad a null

~uer, gettlnga new mark at 2.1% m. a", Comment“ sum hllht at the plate elm a

in doing so, Jolly Dick equalled mg“. 1.“ mm" Wm] H" nund uom homer a triple and a

PAR‘DON THE ELBOW

waited {or Ihe thrnw from shortstop Dick McAulilie. Robe inson hit the Ieit tieid [cure wilh his drive and it bounded ‘and Poplar Flash. The arm

w hamericln Lellnc as Rum. Rndol h is- Clark was the top bitter (or thl Detroit. Lary (b3) PI)". 10), u Mountlu with three hlt-l in (on! Kansas City, Drabowaky (20, trips to the plate. at Cleveland. Knlick 184” (NY,

his record with a winning 2,103 another tour-bugger to account leifort. Hurdle- Ansel: comm MI! on Ior six runs batted in. chick

pm m, M (he mg,“ m, m top or the Mounties m and tin second daily double oi lolly Dick “was?” "will"! "'9 BI“-

i'iiint 3'

mnn buoba Phillips or he pull- ad in with triple in the 2nd inn- ing or gomc at Detroit yester- day. Actually the two did col-

cnicagn White Sox outfielder i rloyd liobinson ill would on Dear (mm the angle at this picture to be giving tlia elbow

. one marker iii the iirst inningmi tho seventh when the winners and gecse in irom September had w walk a“ day [0 n l and iievor let up. Time and time exploded ior live more rum ialsoth lo necomber 7th with no , . No_ i_A-i-_ioo.oo_mm 1.» may; attain the All-stars tried to geilpui the game out or reach. ‘cpi in ppg limp app ppy [jleonehY Indntllindjtlifil hlhew filed. =71? ‘::§"A3fi:l: exigeiit'h; Luigi“ 1 Lam Kai L ,5 n L "3.. V F - a' '. d, (a in e lll' n en e a e ' - * I FEW ‘ 3 3!“) V 314*. . on the score shoot but ii-iims in this iramc Weatherble an added oi the commencemen "WM dmmm we... drove ham the MM.“ Me, c—Mighiy Eli. 7

admired this man's Interest but they considered the our would never came about, Some uciually ieit sorry tor Big :I V They were convinced he wall ‘hetting on a luszr’ and they didnt like this happening in this grand old lsluiid snortsmdn.

And Never A Grumble

COOL as o riirilmbrr. llm took his knocks w'hmtl a grumble, These knocks made him more determined than evgr to go through With his dream. He listened as many folks told him it couldn't be done. He was gracious with these people— he knew they meant well—and then he went right out to prove to them they were dead wrong.

Jim never became discouraged, Me cxprcssrd confidence at all iimes that his salm would so on Is planned. He convinced

or this and a committee came into being and the hull started roll . The momentum was not grcat at the beginning but things gained speed as the days rolled by. Finally it was apparent that Jim was ‘in business' and a dream was coming

In Detroit Tigers third hasev

SYDNEY tcpl iDominion Byrd won boih ends oi the $3.000 Dosco invitational Para at the Sports Centre here Thursday night. The six~year—ald man still-

Jim Is Our Winner

WE can't pick winners at hockey, hast-boll, lootilall or Ililrse

HUNTER’S CORNER

racing. Oil yes. every now and Ihell we do come through with . . ‘ I ' l bc'gioo c .i r . k d (Field- d w th bi WWWWMWW mm m m $2,325 Duc Season In «whom .Wln BullGflme up... any ionic...e ve.i;§:’.;1.ill“i‘lfl‘ill no“; .22.: The A [M u m C U nnua ea ngo e o-operative niiln

We haven't the slightest ian which one at ihosu IE

will grab that $1.000 prize. But we do know who will be the real _ , 1 Th, Centerpown . I winner next Sal iv. _ _ k "5 3”“ W" allowed on! seven hits in pick duce the outburst or runs. oi Prince Edward Island Ltd. will be hot ' Yes. It‘s iba octopcnarian. big .lim voidrrgasi. This is his Give Gunners NO In Ilng if]: 1:323:33: “0523:3233 up we Wimp The stars out on their only Court, Experimme Farm (‘horlotteilo’vlvtnmnoli ‘ Donnie Machan. the veteran‘series threat oi the contest in Wednesday, July 315‘ a. ’2.“ pm A“ ' . , . . . eriiooii

day and no swimmer. no carnival or no other sporting event

.should be making irlai flights“ lTn (talc IIICI‘P is nllIllinK in in- dicate “hat this seflsnn's black} ‘dilt‘k [mp “ill be , good. had‘ ‘0!’ lndiiit‘reril At any rate the. scasnlis {or the 1963 crop I‘ll ldurks and goose hovr been set.

The recommended. or maybe isupgcsicd would bc a better

Shamrocks Take League Ch'ship

The BLS. shamrorks. hrhlnd‘tlircc baiicrs went down In or Ignm‘L-d an expected by this up. the iwohlt shutout hurling oi drr baton: the All-Stars could pmpisi The iiitoantti would portasider stcrling Simms bumb- gci anything stain-d. have divided the opening day'si ed the National Park All-stirs .lohn Hughes. ram: on in re hunting pressure between oui M laxt night to WI" the City lint ol Bradlcy In the third inn- ‘lMai blacks and the Northern Sotthall League tide iiig iirtcr the irish had picked Red . logs that are generally.

The Shammcks lumpcd an up title more Lilly. He didn‘t hora in good numbers by mlrlv lasing hurlcr Frank Bradley lor liai-o any tioublc until the top oping", Th, 5.35.," 0,. ppm.

my bare down a little harderlG Bradley were the only bat—line season and two days taken

and shut the door In their laces. icrs able to get a hlt oi Hughea'

Iide on the has! as Phillips

Dominion Byrd Wins . nvitational Pace

Charlottetown, hit the wire in l and third in the sccond l timcs o! 2.03 and 2.07 2-5.

Peter On Tnp. owned by Fran— ends n! the feature and tookl cis Broau ot Monoton. was scc- tiith place. Killarney Boy. third‘ and Wm, summary placing oisn l in the lust race but drawn inl lion. owned by Douglas Hill oi court in tho that raca and ionrili the second, was sixth. Both one‘

back to the shortstop. in the second race.

Mackenzie of Glace Bay. N.S., J. Orland C $8.9I'L

was third in the summary with DASIIES 1 AND I

tourth place In the iii-st licot Ind sect-nil place In the second

1 Lucky v trlan MaoNellli

was $86.10. The first double, Ei- .‘ oise Wick and Bobby Brook paid $10.70. the quinelia, Countess Al- Boh Brook. owned by D o n I ice and Jolly Dick. $27.60 and the exactnr of Bobby Brook and

Eloise Wick lJ Macarcgorl I I‘bingles. 2 :l

In the Guardian-RCMP con. test, which was played at Queen Charlotte diamond. Gordon Falc- grieve set the Mountlu down with lust eight hits. Myron Weeks went the distance (or the lasers and Wu tagged tar ll

Norman Maciceod‘ rongy short

in the other contest played at Chicago. Debusschcrc

iii. Hospital diamond the Kills or plaarrn (11-5! at gaiuidlofl' tiibcri went on a scoring ram- pappas (as) (N). ' lugs and pushedflve nun-mu Minnesota Stalls: (M) at the ill-tun in; first Iran». lmu‘ New York.‘isouton (12-5) 'im moi-o in the third, andvtllen ex Loa Angelcs, Newman (ll-I). piodcd toi- nine big talllec in tho .. ' Iourib frlme to put the panic completely out or reach oi the National league also icorcd Ft. Louis, Gibson um. at

Huston. inn-Icy (Z-Tl lN).

racc.

Tammany Hall. owned by Stan M ayhe w and Jack Brown at Charlottetown. was Iourth with a sixth place In the til-st race

Ellen's Ace placed mm in both

lSydni-y owned. - ‘

in all exciting bascball can

i Centerlowners

Rovers Produce Win Over Stars

The Rovers deiealed the Stars

lE-O test that evening at Memorial 5

when they I! II a h e d [our more

Tliey one counter in lllle titih and Chico o, Totb tool. rounded out the outburst with a Clncglnnati, Nuxhall ('H), at pair oi tallies in the sixth Milwaukee, Cloninger (H) m».

The Bankers only threatened New York. Stallard (so), at in one inning. the third, when Houston. Dmtt (inst (N). they icoiod all their runs. Philadelphia. Mohattey (6-10). Edgin- Ellis was the lasing pit. “.105 “BM Mm" ‘76) 0' cber with bornord ‘Fllil' Macs w'llhl" ""1 ‘N’

pitisbur b. Card ,il l t. Kit-nun 5th all tbs my to pick at San FEaholscn, g'lilell Tittle! up the victory. (in.

runs across the plate to take a commanding on lead. Three con- ecutivc singles by Callaghan.

July is on its last lap and hour cor patrol Early «on mop Loague £59m" conk‘sl-

and show me o e at 16 . . . Hm “my had mm m, mm l batters while striking out simi at Malbrnue and were up G

hall mile whcii they spotted a""“ W“? “MHZ Seven Ind covey trading within gunshot oil “mm” “Vb m the highway. When they gotl BMW MN'AUW “'85 "thin m“ 0, their m m the shminii haticr tor the winners with there were tour coveys lii siglitl . . _ W on mm Side 0, me. Chi-vorle ot the losers picked up mad, W m“. “mns‘hath hits of Jennings in threel in a few minutes by the simple) appearances. Jennings had Lllel expedient or walking within a l hum! hlt of the llama. a tri» nice easy range and mowing PIP

windmws through them. The Hun has come a long way Yanks Beaten 7-6 By Angels

since those days. As one hunter ar 1 , m, .l in Little League action yesicp.

remarked about closing the sea~ sun on l-iuns: "'lt oesii'i cramp my stylc. Last

this item:

u was a M” rnri til win his own game. For]

M us Clinton was charged wiihlg'fa daybreak. Thpy hadn‘t driven a "'9 "’5" ll“ “’55 “’"cl'ed It" "moaned by right-licldcr H nrry15amt‘, and lellaghall who singled and then wash job. Tile next scheduled game in‘

‘the ‘eague takes place on Mon-l e i day cvcning whcn the rivers will

imnundaman pitched the entire ‘Llle ninth In

t) v c d aroun

Tee wild piirhu. . v . i The Rovers burst the gain "‘" “"5 ‘" “5 '"E'W "'95- Georgelwide open in the seventh inninglmoei the Dodgers.

anther tally. This one was Connolly Ln strike out in e preserve

the bases on

po third when the winners add-lilp and Weatherbie got Allan nd the

‘the distance (or the winners and 1donble by Peter Plnelu to pro-

ningwhenDonnin

the White-

STARTERS WITH POSITIONS FOR SATURDAY, JULY 27th, I963

irom the usual closing date nildoes ll make.

the winners Keri Doiroli, Brian

IVernlta's Pet, S—Wnit For Ben‘s Queen. Also ' ’

8:00 PM.

ON WINNEns or $250.00 IN 'n

Nol H DIV. 300.00 NON WINNERS or $00.00 IN 1:

mouuo nail Hoyiond a. Volley Lass.

can like It tram him. l e u richly earned this dart He has simply-red mat with August nights will soon be hope . ning i called at a dis station to T if W“ WW“ by a in l o is the

in bring It about and he should beam with illstliiable pride conic mm mm map. a, {an “(1m mm up on gas when M 329 lohscrsfln the min inning as Efiieénrolhinifil'gsluand was llgi'oml:Romsmg1 5:1 (tan 3:“! an welcome. Refreshmmu' SIM“! . . . _ ducks in flight against a dark-[pair oi hunters drove u wh Icy 3" .‘V? M "‘°“' “PM” povars moved intn the Wayne MacDonald's linlle. Joe .

'1 “Wet 3‘3 “'1 5mm“ m 3“ 5W" mm“ M“ 'ening skyline. bucks seldom couldn't hit a Hook oi barns ill “Vets ’rn'ss'l‘fl- 11nd m a” "mud "m, Wm Gnu“! muck m“ m. m. “m (Signed):

""335",; ‘gfia'mihwl‘pp move in up but by mid-Auscithey Were on the wing. 0n: oi. m “if 5m“! “'3‘ "'P “""" .pcavor Arsenault. who had dnu- out oi the inning beloreJoeAr- K M

‘° ' nsi hriwuis of black ducks tit-m opened up the car irunk<hainfk§fflxlgl d" up only {Whipped mm, ,m a“ mop Thupppapp sipped to loud in. isms. OHM . MacLean, . is c wolkrd flVGmne n... margin stood up until Emmott Ellsworth than wed President.

Annual Meeting

and Evening Meetings. Special Speaker. Visitors

Sp Nearly Indestructible It‘s replaced FREE it it blows out.

"SAFETY #9" C AR TIR ES

Ash Clnldlnn Tirn about “Siiei! DI"—It will mean I 600!) DEAL {or you!

Stewart Ir MacRao Ltd.

The winner added two mora‘oiioi-ings but wildncss proved topgoomhor my, no number pilgeslure anyway ' lii ntheri ~ words. "it will look good In‘

runs iii the around trame on a ho his downlull. He walked tour l shooting days I5 in. “mg lipw. Way and Bob Mchuigaii bang-

cd out two hits earh while Paul ""0 “I” N" WIN "033 "MN ‘ “ASHES IN '”

iaoury ~ . . oaiiielder turned up with a new ""'- - n ‘9‘" u" "M" “'1” Calcium Chloride ond potato no lo a it E ’ . Rt)be ailment Thursday which cart hove ind only the smart nir- mm "m dimmed In . ‘ y n m n . . . o wore the only two la an to viva . the dupes um mm mme 5 m m, M m mum.” P Y M m , rental or ‘lLlF-tily‘el‘li

i' Mantle, the Ne- Yul-Ii Yankeel' Drone

bimmmiz triple hyll. Whalcn and baitcrs in this lrame and three

angles by bull Dunn and Char- at them came around to score.

lie Weathcrble to move into a an The playolts will start on Mon- ad

e . in the third Ironic. alicr

5mm]: mm "med si‘ men m nialicrs. the Shamrocks pinyin!

ever. .61. September 30th iolla lnri a Monday. The boys made laure that they weren't going to

wish thcy had 't been an Insis-

prinl and show w‘re trying to

but" m“. “m. s“mum”. ‘Carmichnei Ind Bah MacKennl

d v ovching with the that place l miss a trick. The m m“ be their setter 0r pointer out tor Ilby chimiuppei a; pm i - . m i nsei-s t- ti not ur mum“ he“ they ’y‘run in Octnher. in tilt he 01‘ “"3 I dfluble and lrl IE. ‘9 l D! l 9

starting a covey oi films. the; In oihcr LL action the Card

l—Imlnw' Gallon, I—Alida'w

N0, .lv—‘I

— Cycqu Kelly.

‘lnd ihclnsci-r with two hits Th Tonnriy stunts. s—p .lr.. b-«Ernte Spencer. 7—w .1 T" “‘0” WM '"M ‘Hklnfi only extra base hits were both n—thtio Doctor. Aimde m m