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STEWART finished on top ‘of the heap in regular season play and were top favourites to dispose of the boys from that Mount Stewart is still installed favourite ' _ Sunday afternoon. They have a right ee to come out éf the King’s Coun-

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HALIFAX — (CP) ie Waker Rosecroft shot from, the back

of speed Monday. to capture the second ‘heats of the feature free- for-all harness racing event at

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nce as any teem could be. They know that _—e be played on ‘enemy’ ground but t

long and they are not going to play dead-now.————

YES, PEAKES had things mighty tough this season. They found that many of last year's players, were, working outside the

-shortly after: got underway that they had no baséball diamond. There ‘were

many ugly rumors that the Bombers would fold but this colum-

nist was one who didn’t for a moment put any faith in ch rum- ors. A place like Peakes ‘that has been so basebalt ‘mad. couldn’t be expected to throw in the sponge. Too many great players had come out of Peakes in the past to allow such a thing-to happep.

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Tn one baseball action yes- terday ‘Gulls knocked - the Sau out of further Ban- tam League competition. The |winners eked out a 12-11 win,

Jim Duffy ~started for the winners but was replaced by. Joe

-| Gallant in. the third. Gallant was creditéd With the victory. Threé |

So the Bombers. persistently stuck in there and here they are

~ threatening to repeat as King’s County champions.

OUR SALUTE to these Bombers is not meant to detract: from the petal work this season of the boys from Mount Stewart and Douglas has gathered together a nifty

out the regular. season. Mount Stewart has made great strides in the baseball world, these last few years and they have had great support from the folks around the enterprising village. That B0¢s for all the other teams in the King’s County loop.

AND STILL ON BASEBALL IN KING’S.

We attended the junior baseball, game in Charlottetown Sunday — * afternoon. It was a smart affair. with the hometown Legionaires., .

coming through with a real nifty performance. We would say there wasn’t more than fifty people at the encounter. Had the game been played in King’s County, the attendance figure would have been 2000.

real pity-that the facilities we have here couldn’t be the eastern end of the Island where the folks ‘really see baseball. ‘Here in — it looks like a dead

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MACNEIL has done his part to keep the game alive in the . He has assembled a smart group of juniors who surprised straight victorigs over their opponents froni Sumnierside. The Legionaires fielded brilliantly in Sunday’s battle in which blanked Summersice 8-0. They showed power at the bat, 12 base hits off young John Bethel, leaving no doubt the outcome of the battle. _ MacNeill’s lads now face the powerful Peakes- Morell juniors ran roughshod over the Abbies from the capital city. Judg- by the way the out-of-town Juniors handled the Abbies, they we be favourites to capture the Island junior crown in-their , battle with er -judging won’t ha

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There's no place in this Canada of ours that can beat them ‘for

enthusiasm. "These bantams from Morell came through with a fine display against Moncton boys in the Hub City on Saturday. The Island bantams lost a squeaker 7-6 but only after making a brilliant comeback. They trailed 5-0 after one inning but fought’ back gallantly to almost pull out the decision.

This is a best-of-three series with action resuming. on the Morell diamond this Wednesday afternoon. Should Morell win the second game, the third and deciding tussle will be played- im- Mediately afterward

And we are predicting that tfie King’s County lads will take beth affairs tomorrow. They have a classy little outfit and with

home fans cheering them on, they should be -able to bring Maritime crown to this busy village.

Win or lose however, these youngsters have come through ith colors really flying: All sport fans on Prince. Edward Island be pulling for them tomorrow to bring a , Maritime base- ball crown to this province.

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Jim Duffy and Jim Petrie led the winners’ attack at the plate with. a brace of hits each. ‘Keith Doyle and Brian MacCallum had two hits each for the Cards. F. -MacDonald and Kenny MacDon- ald made fine catches for the winners to halt two Card rallies. _ The Gulls will now meet the Robins in the best two out of | three series to decide the league championship. .

In Little League competition the Dodgers knotted the ‘series with the Indians at one game eacit. The Dodgers overpowered their opponents by an 8-4 score.

Barry Turner who. relieved Bob Stull in the first inning, was the winning pitcher, while ‘Moe’ Doyle, who started for the In- dians took the loss. Doyle was re-

Toombs.

Wayne MacDougall was top-! man at the plate with a home. run .a double.

Peter Clark, playing third-sack |

MONTREAL (CP) —Starry Hal import and will sles in Patter-

Patterson, . injured, in \ Friday's, son's offensive left end berth. ||’

Big, Four football game between; Other imports named by Als

and Toronto, was omit- were: Quarterback Sam Etch

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missioner: -—_ | inn and, linesmen Billy This was the deadline for nam-. Billy Hudson, Ing the club’s 12 imports. Seven | and George Diederich.- changes may be made in the list | before -Oct. 15. Ray Siminski of Furman Col- backfielder Kent- Lovelace.- lege was named as the Als 12th

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Patterson injured both _knees

_ ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE 10

‘|for the Indians made the best

| defensive play of the game, en- gineering a doubleplay, Following is today’s schedule: 2°00— Indians vs. -Dodgers 3:30 —Gulls vs. Robins 5:30— Browns vs. Red Sox. . ;

Darkness Halts Playoff Game

The fourth game of a best of seven series for the City Softball- crown was called off last night: in the bottom ‘of -the fifth inning with the score knotted at lall.

The Aces took the lead in the bottom of the third inning, and’ held the Parkdale squad scor@. less till the top of the fifth. —

Hank Hartinger was on the mound for the Aces. He gave up two hits, walked one and struck | out the two first batters to step | to the plate..

Vince .Bradiey was handling | the pitching chores for. thé Lions. He was tagged for five hits including a couple of two- baggers, walked one and struck out three.

This contest will be, completed tonight with action due to get. underway tonight at 5.45.

when tackledby twe Argo play- | ers as he made one of his crowd-- pleasing leaps to. pull in a pass from Etchéverry. His left knee Was put in a slight cast and his right knee was taped.

day, They said they could not give any report until re-examina- tion _ Thursday.

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Championship match | at Squaw |

P.J. registered a total score” ,of 119 out of a possitje 125. over the 200 and 300 vard ranges. In ithe junior division diminutive ; Lorna Vessey headed the.group | with 113.

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