Crewmen of the British Am- crica's Cup challenger Kur- rcwli \' jump overboard today after giving a cheer for their run! Sovereign chosen

OpeningTourney

TO THE LOSER GOES THE SWIM

make 1014! attempt to win back 113-year-old silver mug. Sov- ereign defeated Kurt-ewe V to. day and shortly after craft re- turned to deck a committee

Draw Released

1",.» mllnwing is the draw for MEN'S FIRST DIVISION ,1... l]l'i‘.‘ll Gables Open golf 8.42 R. MacFarlane, Alan cluuup nuslup which gets under- Champion. R. MacDonald. \mj' ut the Cavendish course 8.48 L. Killorn. A. G. Dagg. Jack today. Cook.

SATURDAY 54 R. A. Home, Robt. Hat-

)IFV'S ’I‘IIIRD DIVISION field, C. A. Coady.

12.00 \mm Maynard Simpson 9.00 Ian McHardy. Geo. Me Ma- .mhu Whaleu, lvo Cudmore. hon. Ern Diamond.

12!»; «mrlle Mann, M. Kays. 9.06 Munro Bell. S. Stewart. .uhu liar-Neill. Ron Ketch

1212 D, Dayan. S. Peters. Ray Hamblcv

12.1." lluh Waiters. R. Wallworth l“, Trainor.

1221 .l Pickets. Vic McMann. lmn Miller.

123-1 \. Johnston. Harold Ste-

mm, Albert Douglas.

1238 .\l. Burgoyne. C. Rioux. A. , c saac.

1242 Louie Kuys. Marvin Mac- Ilnlmld. Jack Saint.

nil} Blur Kelly, Bill Carruth- I‘:'-. Hike Farmer.

12.3: \ Carver. Chas Cook. J. i‘linn'ller. '

1m Ken llunn. Dave Estabrooks

. l‘uu liukii‘. Mr. it:va Gallant, D. J. Wall- .. mu 1

. . Magoo. ; .vy Douglas. Al Gaudet.

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.um-r Murph . l l.ll‘» in il‘llanley, Ed Wattersp Alnii \IucKny. 1.21 "J ‘lnu Green. Gordon Ste-‘ \ml'l Donald Fyfe. l 1.30 l:-..':ly Lund. Elmer Fall-i .1in llziymond Bertram. l 2.35 Gordon Cook. Gnrnetti l l

Rimll. Sterling Bowness. 1.42 I-‘hhie ilaclnnis. Vince Mac-i Iuii'rc, Jim Hornby. l 1.48 l.inll:i .ivingstone. Vernonl _ .‘ll'i'.ii'\'lll('. . H. erry. i 1.91 l-lriwui Johnston. John Mil ' lcs

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Ion mun Thompson. Keir Jones. ‘ Dr, E. S. Glddings.

2.06 .'l ‘Ilelherall. Grant Smith. Gen Rogers. Dr. O‘Meara.‘ J'LXIORS FIRST DIVISION

I2.4.3..\‘ulne_v Lockhart. B. Mar- _tin, Ron Boyles.

12.30 Cordon Carr. Dave Camp- _hcll. John Irwin

2.36 Dare Perry. Bob Irwin. I. ll'nlfendcr.

1.02 Dun Maund. Brent Schur- irin. Ron Garrett.

1.08.1 .irsenault. Ron MacFar-

. lam“. Thane Burke.

114 Peter Clark. Cline Csssldy.

_, John Daley.

20 Ronny MacDonald. Clive

9.12 Bill MacGregor. Harold Howatt. M. Francoeur.

9.18 Led Vessey, Geo. Watson, Harry Bartlett.

9.24 Earl Dunning, A. Farris.

Mel King.

0.30 E. Millar. E. Buchanan. Wm. Noonan.

9.36 W. Coles. Ian Austin. Cliff Heald.

9.42 Walter Pickard. L. Garbutt. Lloyd Cox.

9.48 G. MacPherson. Ron Atkin- son. R. L. Smith.

9.54 Dr. W. MacDonald. Dr. C. Gallant. Paul Schurman. 10.00 Ivan Berrigan, Brent Put-

y. aing. 10.06 P. F. Ring. Wayne Levy, I). Clarkson.

10.12 Chas. Levy. Dr. J. Bissett. 12

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10.18 Kelly Hiltz, B. Hunter. Jack Murphy. G. Bernard. 10.24 Bob MacDonald. H. C. Trainor. Leonce Arsenault,

R. Henry.

MEN‘S CHAMPIONSHIP D ION

10.36 Jim Matheson. Al. Carlson, R. Manning, Fred Jardine.

10.42 L.V. Windsor. Gerald Bur- goyne. Bob Glover.

10.48 F. W. Creamer. Merlll

Pineau. R. Wigglesworth. W

Clemente outside. inside, high or low—then .

“I always try to go with the pitch." says Pittsburgh star right fielder.

e succeeds often enough to be in a strong position to cap- his second National League batting title in four seasons.

mark with 176. e year he won the batting crown with .351. he collected 201 safe- ties. This also likely will be the fifth straight year he will have mark.

s right’handed bat- ter who steps away from the plate with his left foot when he swings, is noted forhis ability to hit to right field.

"It's best to hit to right field

from Royal Thames Yacht Club elected Sovereign to sail against Constellation of United States Sept. 15, (AP W

10.54 Geo. Scantlebury. J. A. Likely. M. . Rogers.

11.00 Al MacRae. Butch McGee, Don acDonald.

11.06 A. G. MacMillan. Dr. Mor- side. . Judge.

11.12 Skip Sear. Al McCurdy.

onald.

D.V. MacD

11.18 0. Furchak. Merlin Mac- Kenzie. Wm. Beer.

H. Seifred.

LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP IVISION

11.30 Mrs. R. A. Horne. Mrs. Wm. Beer, Mrs. G. W. Chap-

man.

11.36 Joan Bennett, Mrs. J. K. Beer. Mrs. ~A. G. MacMil- an.

11.42 Mabel Farris, Marg. Jar- dine, Mrs. J. Bisset.

11.48 Iris MacLellan, Mrs. T. Laidlaw. D. Garbutt.

LADIES FIRST DIVISION

11.54 Mrs. E. MacDonald. Mrs.

5.1“. Ring. Mrs. Geo. Bun- l

a n. 12.00 Mrs: J. W. MacKenzie. T.. McMahon, Mrs. J. C. Laing 12.06 Mrs. J. A. Likely, E. Innis. Mrs. Gerald Kenn d '. 12.12 Mrs. Norman Eager. Marie , Toole. Mrs. Ivan Home. 1

LADIES SECOND DIVISION Millan, Mary Hatfield. Huestis. Mrs. C Clifford MacDonald. .

1.42 Mrs. Anne Bell. Mrs. J.f

MacEachern, Mrs. T. Gen-l cheff ‘

12.48 Mrs. Chas. Levy. Mrs. A. Dauglas. Mrs. Wm. More-

SI e. 12.54 Chris Agnew. Mrs. AI

Cook. Irene Williams. (Ladies in this division wishv tag to play only 9 holes please advise starter.)

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Prince Edward Island Rifle As-I, sociation’s 1964 program will be held at Squaw Point ranges on Monday.

"Labor Day ”

The running of the City

Championship aggregate match- es which comprise the Jenkins Transfer match will be held in the forenoon and the RC. Bar- wise match in the afternoon.

11.24 Lea Windsor. The Jenkins match consists Art MacKenzle, of 10 shots to be fired at each of the 200 and 300 yard ranges

Barwise event‘ consists of 10 rounds at 5 and 15 rounds at 600 yards giving a possible total of 125 points.

The program will get under- way at 8:30 in the morning with the second stage of the champ- ionship going at 1 p.m.

Presentation of prizes will take place at the range club- house at the conclusion of the Barwise match with the assoc-

kins doing the honors.

nag-i Forbes Kennedy ‘ Misses Contest

The Island Branch of the Athletic Union of

lCanada baseball committee an- 12.30 Mrs. I. Berrigan. Shellylnounced yesterday that Forbes A. Coady. : Kenn 12.36 Mrs. H. C. Trainor. Mrs. , lotietown Abbies, was suspend-l

y. catcher of the Char-

for a possible 100 points. The

iation president Ralph E. Jen-

in this park (Forbes Field) be- cause of 1 wall." he said. The curving wallallows many balls hit against it to roll or bounce by the fielder for extra

Hawks Moot Irving Walkers

Johnny’s Flying Hawks will tangle with Summerside Irving Walkers this afternoon at Char- lottetown's new softball game. The Hawks are leading 1-0 in the best of three series for the Island Intermediate ‘0' finals. The Bill Gallant coached crew downed the Walker Sum— merside last Saturday by a 16-4 count.

Game time for this afternoon's tilt is set for 1:30 and if third game is necessary it will be played immediately follow- ing the first game.

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Pirates' Fielder Belts Them All

PITTSBURGH (APl -— Memo; to pitchers: Throw to Roberto In

Why don't pitcher; jam Cle- ente to keep him from hitting to right field?

"Most of the time I can hit the inside ball to right field."

Pirates' ' he

It also can be added that Cle- ments is not averse to hitting the hall to centre and left fields.

Clemente hit at least 10 home runs in each of the four previous

team-leading 72 runs.

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night. won 10-9 by Charlotte- town. The committee also ruled

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