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Not Up To Par

We watched a Commercial and can’t get around the basal mm“ mm. asheuaedto, but when he m «mu l'iiioiTllhé‘ mil: mey’re not quite ready ‘0 all” for lost time, and travels I lens. the Prince County teams long distance. One of his drives

They looked 800d on Tuesday landed on the top of

V ick- the entrance roof of Sn

mm mm. gut Street Schoo. vsrymTeev: the wing sea was a boys accom lish that test. m monounhsible tsend dgvilil think this lloy, w. may-care. e ' ve ran better known for his hocke sum m. pitching and the boys ability, should be given a trial

Ten years ago with there, the boys would probably on the bases stretches doubles look as if they were swanging into triples and triples into Indian clubs. Bob Banks. pre- home runs, Likely he has his sident of the Prince County weak points in softball, (He Softball League, plays softball hasn’t played much of it). but in the Commercial circuit. Bob a good coach should be able to has a couple of a-iling knees do a lot for him. '.

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Lots Of Talent-

The Snmmerslde Juniors look now as if they are going to be well supplied with pitchers this year. They've lost last year’s ace. Don Sch- nrman, but they are develop-

g two real prospects in Paul Macwiliinlns and Gerry Smith. and a new candidate has come forward lately in the person of Ron MacDon- gall. Ron looked good in his first appearance, considering exams had kept him away from the season. With a little more work un- der his belt. he should line up with Mscwillialns and Smith to make a realiv for-

When the New York Yan-. kees swept five games from the then league-leading Chi- cago White. Sox about two weeks ago. a lot of Yankee haters. including very truly got ready to accept table another Yankee victory‘ in the Amer- ican League - t it! But the Yankees just manag- ed to catch the fleetest

g of first place — by three percentage points —- when they took an unexpect-

ed ve again. Baltimore took them to the cleaners. but good. and even Detroit

am ay are on top of the Yankees.

.to lay a bet on it.

mldable tri o of pitchers in the junior playdowns.

Summer-side sports fans will natura-liy be moving around the country during vacation time. and not all the tirrle will be spent in Summersids. They should make a special effort. however, to be in the Prince County capital on July 24 a 25 when the Eastern Canadian Age-Group track and field meet will be run off. ‘llhis is go- ing to be a sports spectacle we maynotseethe heat on the Island for a good many years. Make special plans to attend i .

and Kansas City gave them some set-backs. They are now about five games off the pace. and there’s a little World Series fever starting to cause a faint flush of ex- citement in the cheeks of Baltimore players and fans. Baltimore might do it, or some oth r to em-

but don’t mortgage anything In t h e we Yankee haters should no a doll e ach. call it the Yankees. and stick pins in it. The re must be a ttle voodoo blood in one or two of us.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia Phillies. coupling the pitching of Dennis Bennett and Jack Baldschun with an alert defence. nipped San Fran- cisco Giants 2-1 Sunday for a three-game series sweep and moved 1% games ahead of the second-place Giants in the Na- tional League pennant race.

’Bucko’ Troinor Attends Meeting

HALIFAX (CP) — All four teams in the Nova Scotia Sen-

ior Hockey LeagueSundiay an- nounuced intentions of operating this comin season he league opener has been set for Saturday, Nov. 14.

At a league meeting in Hall-

Boseball Scores

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

TUBDAY National League Phlla 10000100003— 5 90 San Fran 000 000 8 1

Bunning (9-2) Baldschun (11) and Dairy-triple: Sanford. Pierce (6). Perry (6-4) and Ballet. HR: Pha—Covlngton (8): SF—Snlder (4)

Chicago 100 000 003— 4

Milwaukee 102 000 000— 3 10 Jackson ( 11-5) McDaniel (9) (1 Be 8-6) and

Pittsburgh 000 4 1 Houston 010 — 2 7 0 Friend (6-9) Butters (6). Face (8) and Burgess; Bruce 9-4) and rote. - ou— Galnes (4). St. Louis 010000001— 2 0 Cincinnati, 200010 00x— 53

Cuellar (02). Taylor (6). Humphrcys (8) and Uecker. McCarver (8);

McCool (9) and Smith

Stallard (5-10) Wakefield (7). Hunter (7) and Gender. Cannlz- zero (7) Taylor (8); Mieller. R. Miller, (3-4) (7) and Rosebor‘o.

A one

100 110 oao— 5 81 202000 03x— 712 0

Arr-lo. Perry (3). Kllppsteln (4). Worthington (1-1) (7) and Battey; Bouton (7-7) Mikkelsen (9)' and Howard. HRs: Mnn Mlncher (11), Oliva (18). Kil- leln'ew (N): NY—Pepitone (:1). Mdntle (17).

co I To Monesota 001.000”— 191

New York 00002000x— 2 ‘40

Pascual (9-8) and Zimmer-

man; Downing (4-2) and Bow-

Waalllrlgten 000 900 000— 3 I 8

008 00:- 5 12 i

Oateen .(55). Hannah (0), Duokwortll and Bro

, I y. Leppert (7); Wickeraham (11-5). Aguirre (7) and Freehsn. HRs:

‘ Brumley (i): Det— Wert (4).

Cleveland 088 000 000— 0 3 1 (ale-so as ice ssif— s 4 s

McDowell (8-2), Ramos (0) and Romano; Peters (H) and

was." ' Pitt-bursi- oooooooss— 7112 m “aim-'12: Houston 001000000-1 s in; (“1, D I; m Gibbon (6-2).McBean(S) and m ) N " ' ' ) “a Burgess; Farrell (10-3), Wood- man a}... a, mum eshick (9) and Bateman. Hits: and Nikon. “9 ‘ “I Pitts. — Lynch (7). Mote (a). (5) Clinton is): 'aos—rhomu \ of. Mantilla. ale-sous (7). STANDINGS ..‘~‘L.... By m assocra'rnp PRESS M miissos— sioa America Luau]:ct Gab NewYerk soulless—ass WI- - Grant (as) and Battey. Zlm- Baltimore .40“ m -; Moo (7): Ford (10-2) snei. Goo-Io u - “.2 3 m (s). Daley (8) gig" York 45 :1, ~53 7 “M "L T" "’““"““ :2: f: it w Loe.An lee s7 44:45718Vs Mg. ) stock (g) Cleveland 42.44710 and m; .m'... m), In. Kansas City 9147 as: is golds). Wm, M. w gton 51 .sss so 3 is). ' ' - National w L Pct.GBL molt sss ass—srsrnusdoipnss assen— lo ls ass—s 41 San Francisco 47 31 not iv. lek (8-4) and Romano; Cincinnati 42 S .545 s “wrist-“sinus: " titans l 3 3 1; - - (2) ngees . . 101- ' St. Louis so so .49410 Milwaukee sale .487 10% lessens-e as callous as 's .lssiov. muons—silo 7 ss .4. mt - , {Humanism New rose a ssmsr

O'Toole (8-4) HRS

-- Milwaukee

(5), McMahon (8) and Romano. (7); Horlen (6-5) and

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First I

Wash. 202 000 002— 6 8 8 Detroit 200 230 00x— 7 10 0

Narum. Ridzik (3-2) (1). Ru- dolph (5). Bouldon (5), Harman

,(7) and Brumley; McLatn Gladding (1-1) (5). Sherry (9) and Freehan. I-IRs: ash. --

Hinton (8), Zimmer (9). Bet.—

Bruton (3).

Second

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000030 00x— 3 5 Koch (2-4), Nsrum (6), Kline

(8) amd Leppert; Spams (2-1)

and Freehan.

Los Angelou 100 121 100— 6 10 0

Boston 210 200 13x— 9 15 0 Chance. Osinski (2), R. Lee

(5.). Dullba (2-1) (8) and Rod-

: Morehead. Heffner

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: L.A.-—Fregosi (10). —-Stuart (15), Conigliaro (15). Kansas City 01020!»— 6121 Baltimore 300 010 110— 6 120

(Game called. curfew) Drabowsky, Sant ago (1). Bowsfleld (5). Pfister (6). Wyatt (7) and Bryant; Roberts. H - dix (5), Hall (7), Miller (9) and Lau, slno ( Brown (ii). Brown (8). Hits: KC—Jlminez

3 (0). Bel—Powell (21).

League 000100000— 1 82 302 zoo 00x— 7 12-0 Ellsworth (10-8), Brogllo (4), Elston (4). Slaughter (7) and Bertell; Blaslngame (1-1) and Chi.— (mail (12).

100000m— 8 01 010 000 000— 1 10 1 and McCarver: Jay (4-5) and Edwards New York 000000000— 0 61 Los Angeles 01200002a— 5 H . (9-11). Hunter (0). Wakefield (S) and Taylor: Kou- fax (12-4) a Roseboro. HR: L.A.——W. Davis (4). Phlia. 000 100100— 2 70 San Fran. 000000 100— i 82 Bennett (9-5). Baldschun (8) and Dalrym'pie: Ma chal (4-4). Herbal (9) and Crandall, HR: S.F.—Hart (10).

National Chicago

fax. representatives from Wind-

sor Maple Leafs. Halifax Schoon- ers. New Glasgow Rangers and Moncton Hawks said they would be back in the circuit this sea- son

League Trainer 0 sided at the meeting. Secret- ary-treasurer Judge Elliott Hud- son a d a team from Charlotte- town may make application for

president. H a r r y 1 New Glasgow pre-

. admission to the league.

Judge Hudson says 'Bucko' Trainor and Frank MacDonald of Charlottetown attended the meetin to inquire about the

nation of the Nova Scotia Senior League. He indicated Charlottetown may ice a team this winter if the rest of the clubs ee is practical to travel to Prince Edward Island.

-completed thus officially

BOB SIMMONS

Phillies Shade Giants; Dodgers Top New York

Bennett yielded six hits. in- cluding .Iim Hart's 10th home run. through seven innings and won his ninth game. Relief ace Baldschun came on after Be net-t gave up a leadoff single in the eighth and checked the Gl- ants thereafter.

r run-scoring singles by Tony Taylor a Ruben Amaro put the Phils in front. on unu- eual rally-killing double play protected the lead,

Following Hart's lead - off homer in the seventh, Orlando Cepeda reached base on a third strike wild pitch and raced to

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Del Crandall tapped to third bn man Richie Allen. whol

Provincial Records Toppla’l

AI Summerside Saturday;

By GEORGE TAYLOR Eight records were shattel'ed

and one equalled at the prov-

incial and senior age class track and field championships in Sum- merside on Saturday.

Running in his specialty. the half mile. Andy Arsenault shad- ed Dave Boswell’s 15-year-old Island record of 2:0024 by two tenths of a second in the junior event. Later on Arsenault rac- ing in the junior mile. smashed the existing record of with a time of 4:35:7. After hi performances on the new track Arsenault remarked. “I think the track is up to par or even better than other tracks I have run on in the Maritimes".

The Cheverie brothers. George. nicknamed the ‘Brute' and Joe from Tignish both won impres- sively. George easily threw the Javelin for a record breaking distance of 164 feet and six inches in juvenile event, a re- markable 36 and one half feet better than the existing record. 'Such a toss would rank him

fifth nationally.’

Brother Joe. high jumping in the midget division wiped out the record of 5 feet with a leap of 5 feet 6 inches. Later he pole vaulted to a new scaling of 10 feet in the midget class.

Borrowing a fiber glass pole from his coach Al Groom. Rob- ert. Waugh of Summersidc, paused for a minute then hurtled down the runway and got plenty of whip to snap him- self over the bar at 11 feet 2 inches and above the previous mark of 9 feet 5 inches.

Huge Bob Smith of Summerside heaved the

tagged both Cepeda and Alon in' put 46 feet 51/; inches bettering

ensuing rundowns between third the old mark of 44 feet 7 then in the senior class.

Charlottetown girls. Machod and Heather Mar-Lean won the juvenile broad Y KOUIBX W011 his 918‘“ jump and the juvenile high jump Lead

and he Jose Pagan flied out. ending the Giants' last serious bid.

KOUFAX WINS AGAIN Sand straight and mm

the NL taileriders. Willie Davis

paced the Dodger attack with a‘i '

homer and double. good for

on Jesus Alon's single. three runs batted in.

Al Local

The Charlottetown

ing card at the local raceway. Saturday night. The card was

conditions' but six races were con-

stituting .a full race card.

The exactor which was feat- ured on the third dash was the largest pay of the night as a winning ticket was worth $206.90. The winning combination was Myrtle E a Jolllty mare own- ed by Clifford 0. Ellis. O'Leary. with Chas. Willis in the sulky and Amigo Mike .owned and

Today’s Sport

In Charlottetown city softball

3‘ league action tonight the Main ‘ rs

Brace will tangle wit-h the Flying Hawks and on the Charlottetown baseball scene it will be the Bike Shop and ' Isl-and Dairy. Game time is 6.15.

There will be a practice for the Islanders track and field club on Memorial Field tonight at 6.00.

driven by Stanley White. Hope- field.

Evelyn’s Ardent a black geld- ing owned by Leonard E. Wood. Mt. Herbert and teamed by Don MacNeill was a double dash winner on Saturday night's card. Mr. MacNelll brought the geld-

ing home in 2.14:4 and 2.16:4,

the second and sixth dashes respectively. other dash winners were: Far Stride, Mr. McElewyn Key, Myrtle E. and Dominion

Byrd. DRIVES THREE WINNERS The first daily double which

1 Robert.

Maritime Race ' Roundup

SYDNEY (CPI—The harness racing program scheduled for the sports centre here Saturday night was postponed due to poor track conditions. Officials of the Cape Breton Turf Club said the eight-dash card would be run Monday night.

HALIFAX (CP) — War Cry Ranger with times of 2.12 and 2.14 2-5 and Borderview Robert (2.11 3-5 and 2.19) were the only double dash winners on an eight- dash harness ard here

Saturday night.

War Cry Ranger. owned by Francis Breau of oncton. won races two aild six Borderview

owned Eric and any ' of Dartrnou N.S.. won races time and seven.

His 2.11 3-5 was fastest time of

lg . Single winners included Sun- rise (2.19). Noral Hal C (2.19

2-5), owned by M. MacRae

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Baddeck. N.s.: Inrralne's Watch- w

lrn (2.17) owned by R. Suda- bury of Charlottetown. and Roxie Tass (2.20).

Pays were small.

was featured on the first and second heats was worth $13.00 to the holder of a ticket on the combination Far Stride owned b ' F.A. and SA. MacNelll. Sum- merside and with Don Mac- Nelll up on the bike and Evelyn's Ardent which was also team by Don MacNeilI. Mr. MacNeill was in the sulky of three dash win- ners in Saturday‘s program as well as being up behind Ar- mond's Buddy to guide the Lee Taylor owned gelding to show position in the first half of the big free for all, the main st- traction on the race card

The Quinella feature was on the fifth event. Mr. McElewyn Key and Far Stride were the winning twosome. The winning combination paid 08.40.

The fastest time on Saturday night’s card was paced by Dom- inion Byrd. 177:9 in the fourth event.

In last Thursday night's rac- ing action at the Charlottetown Driving

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racing association. There were no fines levied on the drivers in Saturday night's program. The Charlottetown Driving erk has r- well filled card set to go at the local raceway for to- night with the first dash leaving the wire at 7: .

DASH'ES 1 AND I

Game Cancelled

A double header baseball game h the Sourls town baseball loop which was scheduled for yes-

, was postponed due to. weather conditions. The game willbeplayed aspartofthe Fisherman's exhibition and re- gatta and the tilt will get under- way of 10.00 am. Tuesday morn-

___.'__———----———- SUITS LEADERS

An Italian tailor. Angelo Lit-

rico of Rome. has made suits

for both Premier Khrushchev and President Johnson.

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For Stride. D. Mach Mr. McElewyn Key.

C. Woolridge Abner C. 1:. Bernard First Dreams,

A. MacDonald Sir Smart. H.B. Willis Billy G. Command.

E. Clow Pays 1st. 4.70. 3.”. 2.10: 2.10; 2.10. 5th: 5.70. 3.”.

Evelyn's Ardent. D. MscNell 1

e Long. R, MacFadyen 2 April Budlong. H. Stead 9 Bert’s Queen. D. Weisner 4 Bob’s Girl. H. B. Willis 5

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Millie’s Girl. J. Arsenauit e

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Driving Park presented another excit-

not completed due to weather

Double Winner \

Pays: 4.80. 2.70. 2.20; 2.80. 2.30: 2.10. 3.20. 2.20, 2.10: 2.40,

2.10; 2.10. Times 2.14:4 and 2.16:4. ..

DASHES 3 AND 7‘ I "- Myrtle E. C. Willis 1 Amigo Mike, S. White 2 Brcwn Budlong. H. Hughes 3 Bally Champ. M. O'Brien 4

Vernita’a Pet. C. O'Brien 5 Anthony's Only.

R. MacFadye 6 Pays 3rd: 10.20. 6.30. 5.70: 720. 3.80; 3.80.

Time 2.14:2

DASHES 4 AND 8 Dominion Byrd. J. Hennessey 1 Slippy Queen. 0. Pineau 2 Armond’s Buddy. D. MacNeil 3 Billy Rice, D. Hill Elmer C, R. MacFayden Duration, S. Stead Pays: 2.40. 2.50; 3.40.

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Time 2.07:3.

over ~ A“. respectively. blanking New York Mets 5-0 on bread jumped to 15 feet 10 and six hits as LOB Mild“ 00"“ in inches throwing out the re- pleted a three-game sweep ofgcord of 15 feet 7 and is inches.

Local Persons Attend Clinic

SUMMERSIDE Five Is- land delegates attended a school for Maritime football officials

water near Dartmouth. N.S. dur- ing the weekend.

The school, under chief in- structor Flt. Lt. Ray Boucher of Ottawa, was held all day Saturday and Sunday morning. Also held at Shearwater was the annual meeting of the Mari- flme football association.

Among the approximately 30 delegates from the t ee Mari-

me provinces were RCMP Const. Alan Burchlll of Borden, Robert Reardon. John Mcl-Iardy and Alf Forgie of RCAF‘ Sum- merside and two Harper broth- ers from Tignish.

A dinner was held Saturday night with Don Loney. football coach of St. F.x. X-Men. as guest speaker.

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FLOYD PATTERSON

I Patterson Decisions d Machen

Floyd Patterson won a 12:0

boxing championship.

fi two title fights in the

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Miss MacLean equalled the. women's open high jump with‘ a heighth of 4 feet 6 inches. Dis thrower, Bob Simmons of Charlottetown was impressed . by the new field conditions 1 especially the discus throwing circle. After making a fe w practice throws Simmons said. "the circle is beautiful". :4 a few minutes later hurled ilw discus 153 feet 5‘6 inches, . five and one half feet short of his a Canadian champion mark of 159 1 feet. But Simmons was hamper- ed by a bad right arm. “1 in- jured my arm the last of April lifting but it is healing fast." Ranking Canadian pole vault-. er Alf Groom, bothered bv a1 tricky wind fell an inch and a half short of his Island record of 13 feet 7 and In inches. When the meet was finished Dave Boswell who is meet director of

Boys 120 yard hurdles: Lyall Huggan. Charlottetown 23:0.

Boys broad jump juvenile: : Brian Amos. Summersidc, 10‘ feet. 5 inches. l

Boys mile midget: Arliss Bell, l Summerside 5:27:4 . Gene ‘

Boys mile juvenile: MacDonald. Souris 4:47. oys mile junior: Andy Ar-;

senault. Charlottetown 4.35:7. Boys mile: Victor Iwaniuk. RCAF 5:09. . Girls 80 yards midget: Fran- . ces Whitlock. Charlottetown 8:0. é Boys discus: Jack MacEach-. ern. Charlottetown. 124 feet, 8% i inches. . 5 Boys discus junior: Don: Campbell. Kensington. 120 feet. V Girls 220 mid-get: Frances Whitlock. Charlottetown 29:4. Girls juvenile 220:

Girls 220: Roma MacDonald. :

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MacLeari. Charlottetown 3:6. !

the July 24 and 25 meet said, Souris 31:2- l

"the track and fi (1 w e in splendid condition for the first Kinnon. Charlottetown 25:4.

time." ‘ Boys midget no: Bill Bishop.

The results: i Summerside 25:3. '

440 yards women. juvenile: ; Boys 220: Pete MacArthur.

Jane Cam. Kensington. Heather . “hid 26-9

MacLean. Charlottetown. ‘ [Boys discus senior Bob Sim- Boys 440 midget. 3111 Taylor, mons. Charlottetown. 153 feet.

Charlottetown, Chuck Lapp, ' 5‘2 "M195- .

Summer-aide, : Boys javelin juvenile: George

Boys 440 juvenile: Don 1.0m. . Cheverie. Tignish. 104 feet. 6 ion, Charlottetown. Gen, Mac. ' inches. I. ‘