Sl A I a

' have had on

* ‘unsceded

-United States,

Several track stars of Char- Jottetown and District are seen

TRACK STARS PREP

as they listen to Jack Kane ° outline the pene for the

upcoming track and field sea- ‘son. The local club held

its

Tagg lei sail oe

Le

first formal meeting in prep- aration for. formal competition

Santana Outtasts Fl

Drysdale Upsets haga

“LONDON” TCP1—Manuel tana, darling of .the Spanish ternis aficitonados, and * South Africa's Cliff Drysdale Tuesday reached‘ the .semi-finals of -the Wimbledon men’s. singles and braced themselves for the at- tack on ‘the. ll-year strangle- hold Australians. and Americans the world's pre- mier tennis title A

Santana,— the—retgning —U'S champion and © seeded fourth here, defeated Ken Fletcher. the. happy-go-lucky, . globe-trot- ting Australian, in a 62, 3.6, 86, 46, 7-5 thriller, the best sin- gles match ofthe tournament

San-

Drysdale, seeded seventh ana: a losing semifinalist lasf year was the surprise winner, 97, 6-2. 6-2. against Tony Roche. the left-honded Australian who won the French and - Italian titles earler—this—year

In-the--semicfinate tedav tana pleys Owen Davidson. Australian who

San

the boat Rev. Emerson-Mondav after the defending chamnion ‘rivred b's shoulder in a fall, and Drysdale plays Dennis Ralston. of ‘the the sixth seed andthe —other—losing semi-final- ist last year:

- FAVORS: SANTANA

After his defeat’ Monday, Em- erson predicted the 1966 -title would go to Santana. If it does.- the Spaniard will be the first

European to win it since Jaros- queenly confidence which

lav Drobny in. 1954. 4 Santaria, a firm favorite with the Wimbledon galleries, plays

the typical 1 European. game — of

leventually the Australian, who

cracked

*meet Emerson in the final: but

‘Dutch opponent, 20 - year - old |

last evening at Memorial Field and discussed a upcoming season with both Kane

ave Boswell, oe of Phy- sical fitness on:the Island. Is-

_ | land athletes will be attending

omre-than-ten-major-meets in the span of the summer.

RACES ARE THREE ~

In the local Commercial Lea- }gue Softball front, the Ist place |Ristons- edged —the—fourth place | Kings by -a score of 7-5. Bern- jard “‘Figh” MacKinnon (40) was jthe winning hurler, allowing %12 hits, four walks rand striking out

four. Dave “Preacher” Rowe (1-3) was the - loser, issuing ll |base knocks, three bases on

balls and struck out two. The

lrenth led 5-4 going into the sep venth inning but two mental er-

lrors by the Kings proved to be

their downfall as the Pistons

scored three times and held the i r) £7 orela i i,

;ver Arsenault led the winners ;at the plate with 2 for. 3 perfor- ;mances, followed by Downie

with 2 for 4 nights. For the los- ers it was Les Affleck-going 3 for 4 and Jack MacEachern and |Tom Monaghan each with two. | \The fielding gem of the evening | a a long fly-ball which was

| ‘TEACHERS TURN TABLE

EAST GRINSTEAD, England)

(CP)—Tradition was reversed when teachers at an east Sus- Sex school distributed apples to

children as part of a county den- [

tal health ta ampaign.

} TAKES ON ALL COMERS

| LONDON (CP)—A south Lon- ~~~ |don firm claims to have a. safe | to break any safebreaker’ s

Modern anthropologists recog- jheart. In two years it has been

aes allied ith delicacy ; > nize three main faces of men: tackled 11 times by burglars ana: ia bee ae ex's error rather thaw going for in. white. the black and the yek with nitroglycerine and oxy- as Anais aaa Aaaitone winners. x Jow- ees. acetylene eretes. All failed.-

have made their own.

Tuesday, he needed all his artistry in the two-hour 15-mtn- . ute match that see-sawed as the packed centre court gasped ent cheered.

In the battle between the | Svaniard’s snin, slice and sub lety-and-Fietcher's power, San-~ tana kept his nerve and it was 1

now lives in Hong Kong, who_| in: the tense. atmos phere of the final set.

_—_SCORES | UPSET. __ + By. contrast. the Roche-Drys— dale. quarter -final was an anti-

climax. Roche, seeded No. 2 here. had- been exnected to

Tuesday -he — after start- line well an. farrowly— losing the first set_7-9._.. .

Deferdine champion MV ar- garet Smith -of Australia and’ her great Brazilian rival__Maria Bueno, both moved into the women's singles. semi - final , round in. quarter-final matches ‘Tuesday

Top-seeded Miss Smith was never extended by her unseeded |

Trudy Goenman, and won 6-0, | 6-4. | But Miss Bueno, the No 2) seed. did not show quite the”

her the ‘Wimbledon crown on | three previous occasions. | ‘Nevertheless, she was still too strong for auburn-haired Fran- coise Durr, seventh seeded, and won 6-4. 6-3 in 40 minutes

: | semi-finals |Africa’s Annette van Zyl,

Mrs. Billie Jean Moffitt. King of the: United States gained the by beafing South 1-6, 6-2, 6-4 in a poor contest with both players making many mis- takes and waiting for the oth-

ME

GUEST SPEAKER: ALEX CAMPBELL.

LIBERAL PARTY LEADER

&.

tsxx?_ Wednesday, June 29-9P.M.

REFRESHMENTS AND LOCAL TALENT ENTERTAINING

LIBERAL

* Daniel

ST. CHARLES HALL -

MacDonald

ETING

YOUR Ist KING'S | — LIBERAL CANDIDATES

«, Bruce Stewart .

Inserted by P.E.I. Liberal Assn. |

DON DRYSDALE

PITCHERS PROBABLE

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Probable pitchers for today’s

Major league games, won-lost fecords in parenthesis: American League

a

| =

We Trade

* Furniture “=~ Televisions * Appliances

FIRESTONE

Auto

Home and Ltd. Dial 4-5517

A ‘TENTION ~

e

Detroit, Wickersham (40) at

California, Brunet (5-5), (N). Baltimore, McNally (6-2) at

Kansas City, Krausse (43), ¢N). Cleveland, Bell (7-3) at Min- sota, Grant (5-9), ¢N) J Washington, Richert (8-7) at®™

Chicago, Howard (2-1), (N). New York. Stottlemyer (6-8)

—=—===§t-Besten—Sheldon +N “ National League Philadelphia, Short (84) at ” New-York, Shaw (5-4)

Houston, — Dierker 42) ‘at

Pitt burgh, ‘Cardwell 13-5), (N). Chicago, Hands (5-6) at At-

lanta (Cloninger 87). . ¢ : Los Angeles, Drysdale (410) ‘

at (Cincinnati, Fischer (2-4) or Matthew & McLean Ltd.

)'Toole (1-2), (N). be cts : Myricks Alberton Ltd. .. San Francisco; Marifcha = wee

13-2) at St. Louis, Briles (2-6) MacWilliams & Turner ....

F._E.. Cameron: ....2..-++. K. RB. MecKad ..- 5. Ben Cousins .. —

Herb Wyané A. M. Gallant. Frank MacLear ...... MacLeans Grocery

Stewart & Oe ae ee MacKena Bros.

R. J. Macdonald & Co. Robert Clow

-~

oe vee eeeeese

-@ eee eens

“Firestone Home & rer L -

Co-Op Supermarke* ;....

4

Sue eeee eee Ts Souris Alberton

O'Leary Summerside

eeeeere-

«eveess, Stanley Bridge

. Rose Valley Cavendish North Rustico hikes .. Wheatley River Winstoe

Montague

48 Road Cardigan Hampshire Royalty Mall

~“Chaglotictown

GP paints

HOUSE AND BARN PAINT

AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING OIL DEALERS:

Co-Op Supermarket . ..

cebecebsccss, MUCen SL

D. G. Reid .... sp ehateeeacess eters Re. Bagnall’s Grocery ...........,+--. Fredericton Frank Carraghet 6650s exexeiccss: LOS

© De DM i iii iiss Hubert Harvey ...... beutibebieas *~.. Crapaud Oli Ellis... se cc sseseccce. New Glasgow sueye Caree SS ssee..™... Hunter River Frizzell’s Grocery ....... _.. New Haven Pee ee fownal 2° eT Ree ieee Pinette * MaeLean Bros. ..... North Wiltshire Stanwood MacLeod Vigg PD. J. MacPherson asta ee Eldon H.-S. MeKwen: epee ect Bristol, Lot 40 Star Grocery techs nae eee on pees se: Souris

| the seventh Bob Rice and Bea-

{Dunn—and—Don- Fitzpatrick each-

caught by Duke Larter field.

In another regular league game between the Junior . Sig-

mals and the City Hal) TGE Ju- niors broke out for four runs in

in teft

REMEMBER WHEN

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Grover Klemmer, 20-year- old University of California sophomore, set a world rec ord for the 400 metres at nis sara gaged 24 years ago 0a ——i ning’ “6 seconds.. The current ree- ord is 44.9 seconds, in. a dead heat between Otis Da, vis of the U.S.A. and Car! Kaufmann of —Germany —at Rome in 1960.

j

@ee-

————~And they're spirited ina way everybody loves. . > . Spicy-nice

plate:

7 Pistons K <eep Winning; Juniors Beat City Hall .

the second ‘iain and went on to take a 13-6 decision- Led by the pitching of Bob Doherty who gave up six hits, four walks and fanned one, the Jun- iors got to losing hurler Gord Bowtle ‘for ten hits, and five walks Emmett Austin,

tain for the Juniors,

playing cap- led the win-

“ners with three hits in three at-

tempts at the plate and Paul Stanley bit a base empty hom- er. Bob Stewart scored four runs for the —— moens ‘to UT a For the City Hall "saarenstion Gord Bowtle was as effective at the plate as any as he banged two hits in four times aft the “Four other —players—hit

single hits in a—losing cause.

(1-0):

The Guardian, -Charlottetown, Q June 29, 1966. _-

!

SEEK HIGH DOG FEES”

fees six-fold, to £2.($6

, It ot,

LONDON {(CRy The. Royal the targer—fee—will—discouré- Society for the Prevention of irresponsible dog - owners, 2. ;Cruelty to Animals. is cam-.reduce the 250,000 unwan'* ° Paigning’ to increase .dog-licence strays destroyed each year. .

i os : : fae —__ : ‘ r .

57 Queen St.

MORTGAGES

Are still. available on dwellings and commercial - properties in’ good condition and locations. We will be glad to discus@ your requirements and -

to.-he of any possible service.

-"HYNDMAN & CO, LTD.

MORTGAGE AND INSI RANCE BROKERS

°-«

> Dial 4-6567 -

- These are the aoe salad aie: acti! — =

with a fresh, crisp tang that perks up salads. Makes them Saucy- good « and very special. Monarch gives you seven lively ways to add that tempting touch. Spirit up your salads soon,

C

with smooth, creamy | Monarch Salad Dressing.

Siok ee

meena

i

Another Monarch exciu-

sive — Salad Dressing with Horseradish — great * in sandwiches!

iii Callas ia i i ee

isos Monarch .Roque- fort Dressing does jovely things to summer greens.

Even the fussiest calorie- watcher can enjoy Mon- arch Low-Calorie Dress- ing, Canada’s only jow- calorie dressing. ~ :

Cos es ag J

tN nn en ent