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SPORTS ONT

By PflJB GALLAGHAN

Football Activity

menu’s no toolball either to the Big Four or the thu mm whaoaixteamalump Lattiaouooriganiaa that have : hie Mum an the pit eaetara Ind neat-u hearts.

The mum Rough Riders. trash tram their drama ,7 trunnpti over Hamilton Tiger-Cats last Saturday “an tor a struggle with e delmdin‘ dyampivn Blue . I

put Grlnt’l men were dealt a crippling blow by Montreal moieties la-t Sand-y and the Bandit ltd-re just might ba care to aauu taa lisrabera real Inxtdty. ‘l'hl situatiaa lra‘t . my tor Grlnt and tho Winnlpelen need VIch or they might llod themselves buying tickets ta tlia wellen play. .tls tater min tle _

Montreal goes to Edmonton and we predict that .Ihrt humble and his outtit will conquer the Eskimos hi this out- nip, ’l‘rimnle haa the hlonnrcalers really no the move Ind they mould be able to take cone or the Albertans oome Saturday,

tine or the greatest tusslet ll to he played at Calgary where the staiuneders host the vastly improved Saskllchenln naugh Riders. stamps. Lions and Rough Riders are showing great class this season and this Illllr Saturday to Calgary should be one at the sternert bottles or the prereot campaign.

Alouettes Visit Lions

sL'NnAY aliertlotan Tot-onto Argos lint out the welcome mat ll'i‘ t-llrmlton Tlcats and Monday night the Alotiettes play me Ltoril In VlncalIWr. Tnem'i a flood chance that lnoL'ner

mdinll lie '- Invlale GM CW

record will go by the boards as far as attendance is concerned Last htuaday Lhe Lions cited more than with) in Empire l history. Out

Stadium. the largest crouo in Canadian ioorhatl their just about everybody is n iodiball tan and they are all hoping that their Lions wul he one or the teams io the Grey mp claim this tau.

This meeting next Monday In Vancouver could be a re- hearsal at The Grey Cup classic. R at no- it doesn't mail [on billy to mention the Lions llld Alonuttel ll ltronl W. llliillliu lnr thnl big bllllt'.

IT'S a and lilting lar Canmlan loutblll Lilli [he learnt IlKlllS 0! these put Several years lre beginning to show (rm rainy these days, done me the days tor trampling undertoot

Mulill‘s (laughter-In-llw. Mn. Dit-k Mtiaial, gave birth to a seven~puund, 15": ounce boy

Stun Mtlslal passed nut 3 cl- ear to st. Louis ma er Jo n- py Keaps helure game alter

GRANDFATH‘ER STAN

the Cardinal star became a srandlather lnr the lirst lime.

elrly Tuesday It Ute Fnrl Ri- ley Hospital in Klnlns where

By JOE nuPUls

lCPl 7 Mont- real . third - place linishers in the Nnilonal Hnrkey League last season, opens-d ln alchl d rairllne camp at the ‘Iurum Wednesday with at least it tions on the team

i by to he tilled. For the once . ptiiiet-liil can. > dictis, it was an unusual posi- lion havan to ltnd laces lor so many spots About do playerla nnlv 12 ml them hnldnvers lrom last yenrAWPre in camp. Ctnispicuously missing v s masked goalie Jacques Planie. I ll wingers Don Marshall Ind Phil Goyette. traded to New York Rangers last year in a lelsltionll dl‘ll (or lodlll Gnmp Worsley.

Missing too was rugged d enceman Lou Fontinlto. who.

Probable Pitchers

by THE assocuTnn PnEss‘ National League

Las Angeles, Miller that or

Podres titipl at Pittsburgh lFrlenn its-lit lNl. l Chicago, Jackson tllrlll II

St Louis. nraglto 41543 ; San Francisco, Marichail

tzi-al at New York. stallard tS-Ill tNl. i Houston, Farrell til-m ltl

Philadelphia Culp tit-iii Only games scheduled. American League

Boston. Marehelrl t9»lll Los Angeles, D, Lee i7-lol. clevetand. Ramos id - 1i at‘

Minnc-ota. stigmutt ill-lit.

Dick In stationed in the army. Only games scheduled.

Mulill celehrlted the event hy hitting a homer his ltrr: time at bat In the game against the Chlello Cubl.

mt Lions Ind Mommies. Safikaiuhman , nu lidth too seriously the past lew years. are rolling this reason. Calzdry Stampede” nntl tnoi' ardent lollowm “link llltl marbles ll: theirs, this fall. Humillon Tiger-Cat: in file east still trel tint, with a lll'itlilly l-‘aiunci. they will sail emerge

Island-Owned Spensive Spud

. was

New york. Downing tiz-dl at may, kansas city, Drabawsky ld-llt.l,eamn, It Job too.

Trllning 12L: xerlnus todly M with the camp divided into [our W Li.

teams tor Inllr daily war on ‘The Canadians play their l

Angels lake Victory

hroke his neck last motor and is throuui with hmkci rcargua Tom Johnson. rear veteran anti (‘allatilons nnw tilth aorton Bruins Jah . son lnjul'Pd Ills PyP last year, and than was doubts he would ever olav hot-key scan

\‘t-ttvl‘an lett artist-r mare Moore, who annntincvd ills rc. iiroment carrier this ycar noon the Canadlenl’ |hrr“lrnNi in trade him, skated with the loan. but was noncommtial about um plans or relurnlrll MOORE'S our Timur:

“He's not there isn't hr;- coach Toe drake said, "that's all we want." General-manaacr Frank Selkr 5r. said Moore been approached yet lbniil Signing.

Big Jean nellveau, who paid he put In a hard, busy summer as a City brewery representative, ropnrtrd at his playing weight but skated only brieny.

Winger Gilles Trcinhlay un~

derwant two lmln operations

uri the summer but raid he ‘Ieeling tine '-

Vicesyresidenl Ken Reaction, said the Canadlens would have to till positions leit vacant by the departure o( Plante. Loy ette, Marshall, Pontinalo and

r E =

Johnson.

' Wortley, 0! course, il a cer-

lN- tainty to start the season as the ltelm‘ h to

l regular goalie, But hot Maningn and Charlie lubsiitule goalies last will he lighting tor the

esare

game Si‘ltl against

oslnhititm :0 Washington tllpnors PLAY 1 BITIUVS

They are listed ltlr I! pie son exhihitnins eight sign nst Anll‘lll‘an Lo lul‘ trams tliiar as inst [)nmlln int-tr non control r'rn Looth lililll it

Thu Cflflrlllll’na nztiirt on its nrti players Ttiaatlai .n a ll'nrle ultli Springltctd lntlians -- da- IPItt'Pml‘ll Ted llr'lirl~ and John cl

a.

eushi and for“ drtls

ihance ForiPennant

Excites ?

ny mt I'IEL‘KFR

. w YORK lAPllelt: town has been gripped Nth pennant loser.

Alter a wall or nc:ri,\' lZ months, New York vankccs are about to L‘llni'h the downturn League pennant You can almost teel the excitement in [lie air as the Yankees drive on tuvlard the ilag,

Fans who have waited ps.

licntly since last October lnr u pennant are starting to itir. There are plans to celebrate the momentous event lay printing stories about it in all the tit-as. papers in eighispoint type. o sample some nl this lei-er excitement. an AP reporter ervlewed a number of people standing in the long line wait. ing to get into the Radio city Music Hall.

lMon’rreal Retains Only 12 Of Las’r Season's Players

. t baliiiiiurc

'rr-rrv ur WainP Lark arms, 27, rtvalled Matt: lioatime Idr the alitslandinl dolent-crnan void in the Ameri- tnn l.caeue last year Gray ltirnirr r a rt a it ie it s' recruit. scored [on]: with Quebec .‘Itl's ‘ast ycar tltllcr prtimincnl newcomers are Dni'P Halon. Leon Roch.- lrtri and Len Roman. lcqulred (rum \‘ew York.

Bruce (line and

NY Fans

“The Yankees are Ibo“! clinch the American

scan and than you rln said to the little girl. "Tile Hankes arc coin; to in the pcnnany any day." the re- porter said "You mean they don't alwaya win“ the man asked "No. not y,’ E l"- pllriPr said. drying all his notes and handing back the baby. The reporter moved . orig the line to a young man with a sports seclion under his arm. “Ar you excited about the tits re-

end or the season?" Porter asked.

is llIL' top team Uttd matntaiiung they wiu

ante ngain hecmtie the humor or the west. Ottawa.

and Edmonton at tint 1‘er trouble with thorn eivutiih.

es l< that

oiibteoly Bud Grant's Blue shake all their early Denim Mel ltd

showing 5: they don‘t

Toronto gas at oeiubtlltles. show them alien

Having Their Trou bles

Pl'rcllERs Maloney. Ellsworth, Koulax, Matt-hand. Ford, Spahn. Peters. Monbauqueue are ital-ind great yaara lor them~ miles in [hr mainr Iconic-d. They'll lrirg remnmbm the IN Icausn Li one in which fortune smiled on them. All these hurl-

et~s have t'tmip'ull grcat improve fl'lem sin-lie before the itimlllle,

rot-ord-

altd undnublNlly rurlaln lalls an

they'll reg.

“owner, olnrn will rrmrmbrr 196.1 [or I dillerrnt rel- loit Il wll Illa nelson "my flopped miserably. In Inll cltegory

.rc'lellows like Joey Jay and nah Purkey or (doctor

Thrir Illlllrr Ills Nit Mill tlelrly Ind rothd them at I rllaIu-P for the pennlnt, Billy Pierre ol 1M Glxnll Ind Blll filtllnrd oi file YnnkPes Ire lwo more mrnlnllsmrn who IIII~

rd to lmnreu thla dellnn. Both and Pierce was it e of the ma ihr world series instead oi the

were top perlnrmerl to tan in ransom why Glnnls mild! nodpcrs.

Bill lhal's lhr lortunes nl baseball Mid rneie hurls?! may

)t‘i ~l ige I comeback In the ncxl

Thank

oeason.

5, Jim

WE cmnpletely lorgot ute 1959 playotl between Milwaukee Braves and Los Angeles Dodzcrs when talking about tight

annani need the other

dav, WP tilsl‘ iir'ld Ca

rd‘ and Mal

a. too playatts against cac'h (when it should have been one,

in 1. Our thlnkl to Jim McCall attention.

um lor brinfiiir'.‘ tllil to W

SPORT ECHOES

By Norman

Mncdonlld

Summertime Bureau of The Gunrtllln

Congratulat

Congratulations to Earl Smith tor annexi g y t another crown. the menl chlmplnnshiv ol the Eiflglnerllde Golf and Cuunlry t u

Elrl wll titwn lmlr noan lo We Furchlk ll one lhle at the game. but you never can count Smitty otII. He’l one

lam rlre Imlmenl Whit cm [at all the floor Ind punch

Good Brand Of Ball

We "Itcth levan InnlnSI rvl lite Kline ll Ennlhlw between the home Belrcltl lnd Slim- lnmsde's Enmln Drug Softblll team, A heltl w|nd Conlan In tram cenfl'elinld lien hilt! thelr bombl. Iml LII- ]ll'nl w I well played, tad noun-w II l rel ly lnrmldlble klmt

e were In la in! El lnln'l III to Illa lll‘l lnlllll.

ions, Smitty all I Victory. Ile could let l [e an]: wllill the till he won down Ihrollfli I y e l r I. bunllltol. bowllnli blllefltlll. loll. Thole lll'e been III lells lnd we lIIlnk It! would hlvl been lull ll good In hueltlll loll-MIL“ hockey ll be IIII cholen lo plly fllllll llmnl.

lllll llnlnned Ll. Gnu!- G” put on qnlla l lltuw lot In IWlllM'I on I'll Ill to Dell lw'l clicker.

the hlll )Illl II II wll rill Illa by In. eellflflel'ller. 'I'IIll

lull llllll: lilllfll in. It wll In let 'Itlrll II might be (Ind lo III" on Mt! ttl Iii Earthy Illiw .

Softball Supremacy

We cln'l IelI low Summe-nidl

8e

Iy detu or. RCA! lelelfid In full "C" - Elm-I are

I. II MI. W. Te? has any a. m ta.’ Ion. m "D" — M-I‘I fled Mel-I (that ad Henry.

a that, in “mm” . “MIDI” W this

Ih mammal:

the mllMlnd. we‘ll bl lurp II- V

er Mackenzie! Io clan lie Ilsean T‘ley ride-led BB two “Intel to one. Ind If they dnn't lprlnl some lnrprllel overrun

P.E.l. Athletes To Take Part lnN.$.Meot

Tatum lCPl # The Third brlndl ol the my 1 CH.“ Will will hold a track meet ate Saturday. la coco-d Ill

' eel-n, ‘ Alhul I“ llflfll, WI] m Now

mull ml Prhol law-fl! 14nd,"! attracted to tan v.1

Ill I“ file

i

5:: sig; 3.:-

MANY RAVI CA" oi the 2.“. t‘lrnlllel II Sweden. «hm have ears and 45le have m or mm can.

Spill, large Payofl mnWhhm

aierside Ram-y Inc the biggest surprise among owned by R. s. Humphrey. Ken a lot at exciting heats was the stugtou. dash won by Lady erk, Wsl-i Races 3 and a lie Waltield or sinnmcrsidc's‘ Trot and Plc~Dlv $244] more, in the third race oi the rLaaly Mark 'G. Robinsoal l evening, She paid smart tor a iKc- . tile lc Srnithl i win ticket. The daily dourilolPoi-t liill nay lL. Neiilt pald $11.70. the exaator 5'21 io,‘Bcrond lJ. Channel!’ and the two quinellls mm linger Parlay (E, Claw) 59.1),

2

5

a

and Rio Grande to, willisl s h. the mom, me i Trmes: Lida/s; 2:173 5. william going around turn tell and Mir Gallon

Mighty eh

artill-

oa ht hetore elites-int: the race. and Mimi Chm (0- Win“ the on! let: ' other drtv raced MT. their next dlsh.

Run MacArthur won the tirstl dash ol hill shot-t racing area: i hrinzin! Rudy Frisco home

was broken and oral

u,“ L Nd“, we iota Reynolds tn. Whaleai _ w“ “mm “(Sammy Gallon tT. Sampler

5,110,, m . win 5,. donor's brother tR. Clarke)

Luclqy Motrin tL. Neill)

Time—1:46.

, Winning horse owned by r

injrolland, keusiogton.

Legion Juveniles

Cop Island Title

The prince Edwlrn island lu- veoile hlublll crown belongs to nttettnwn'l Canadian union team mastorniloded by Charlie

TIIll c ital elty boys won the championship last avenlog at Mlnlorlll Field when they blanked Summenldll .Itinvenllel NH) | l a bested-three series,

A week ago young Mike Ker. ly took the mound at Queen Ell- ubeth Park In Stimnieralde and hurled a material one-hitter which the Munich won. Last evening It wll the Maren youth lulu tamiul till wallet-den in uncertain laahloa.

This time Kelly got the shut out this ltrst triumph was n lt hmmersidel n he tired a parts three-hitter at the vial

There will never again doubt

Mlnnnuull are it it

5 . a

mm: M whom were on In

plonllllp null“. wIlI lltw tackl

tn the island capital.

BASEBALL RESULTS Nllionll teas-a

MOOIIII—I 7 Dull—{ll

Metal-ti ill-11). Kllvptieto ll

the Summlrlllle lava navel once not ell-ell tn

l lid the up!”

nitric. atirgeia. tilt; Pitts Freddy IchonlItI. w a y a el

til.

— Burn:

last night, Jenkins, Southport, Mr. Gallon

E “ml Lady erk owned by w. w“. dr Summerside. Ken's Paid!

I 5 b’ 7

Time—1:11 Bill. 350 Wlmll‘ line's- Dwnd by l Rudy I‘n'lco IR. MacArthur) l KLnlM'n-l

Mum. . Jolly Loss in, Compliant 1 secood and Pitta laces— Head Boy tJ. chappalll 3 Mr. Ins—(One Mlle L ‘ri Mlle) Mlm Chris to, winter 4 Windy June (E. BnM’dl i z Tommie Collins tcyr Smith» 5 Mr. Gallon (1.. Ndll) did 1 Ginger will if}. crawl d Gliding Billy lino lieyntalds t3. wanted) 1 in. Fillgu’lldi 1 3 Eleanor Patch 4E. Fitsgeraldl l le Min (.1, cm I a Time‘ 194/5. Little Itrt t’r. Sample) 1 I Winoink horse owned by It. Mighty Willilln ae/trtdtur, ide,

Ind Dilly Weathers two IIIll ll tour ll!-

pea c Thu Charlottetown iuveatlaa. yelr‘l erltimn budget chlni-

lrllin‘ilnd onwlltlan II II “tori lo hi“ the three-wavin- crown

Faces Top'Fleld

SYDNEY (CF) — Edgewood Rive l3

h. N. drew the llvnred ln-

llnnll Plce which will he nus ed here tonight

The Kent‘in horse. Man" In the halt or the c.c. c .ickshank Memnrlll ll Slrkville anns three weeks ago, will race rev. [en other starters the tap purse of [.500

l

i i

§ Engewnod t-tedrlck, shearive I 5

the lone outside horses In t a

Cape Breton's best in Da Me Loose, star Haven.

, PJEJ. while Newport Frisco has iEleznar Patch (E. Filagmldl .‘l

been racing out Downs this season

Charlottetown a owned Dnml~ niori Byrd won this event last season,

ol Slt‘kville

Bag Limits

irontinthenlnth nail: this.r I FM=;4 IAnltll in u“ have or 2:1945. .ituor see or - v, I d / can... so.“ Re ease For "WM-“W , iG. Robinsonl 1 I , Firllflll-e—Dlv.850.0IIMMIlei‘c3my gm .0_ wmm , 1 Game Blrds Heed 3w it). Channel“ 1 Jolly Abh in. Bernatdl i 1 Km” "5“ (R M”er ' Sky Prince iCy'r siniinl x I The tollowing are the open "I!" W’“ (Er 01W 9 Echo Ridge Eddy lellunx n reflulltions gnvern~ ‘3: WNW 5 tb- Nail" I 5 tag the shooting oi migratory “NY “Dd GM Ur BePM?!“ a Times: 2:1“ 5; a its/d. up... in EL [or 1. Money Royal tE. netnatdl 3 Winning horse owned by J. The 0,, sum.“ will be “in 3"” ‘R- 3'19“) 7 Allie Muriel". Sumterside. Duckl (other than wind Duck-l NH“ Omit 01- filth) tialt at Race. 1 and a Geese

t. , . lather than nrlnl) # dept. :to to Dec. . Brlnl — act, is to Nov. 13. wilsoa's Snipe — Sept. so to not. at, Woodcock ~5eptt so to act. at, All datea are In-

elusive. nag limits In any day are Ducks (excllulvz or Mergansersi Wilmn'l ships d,

Polleuinn limits, Durkl 11, Genre k i

Mllrltnry lune Itlrrll may he panelled l . .1. ram t e lime they lre Ilwltilly kllled lo the Iollawlnfl March 31.

Race Record Falls For 2 Year Olcls

MONCTON rcpt — A Ml a time race record lnr lwn-yelrs old lilllel was set here Wed aesday by Teppy Gallon. a

i

a Wilenor nl Plctnu, N S

hon — one at them i

zln

for about 30 yelrl Trot-k out

till! were unlble to pin down he dlle but the morn had been

I held by VIII kid] who was clnrk

ed In 2.1114 iCCT' in the 1930'- ly m assocutnn Pllll‘ at at stephea, NI!

an won her second lieuer did the

Tippy GlII hell In 2.“, W drlvlnl Iiimlell.

Slonedlle. nwnetl by E l m r

i

Slnltrrd (14-13). Pleree 1!). i Irllfl ill Colllngwmid. NS, cnns

O‘Dell til. m and inal- tinned to set a tremendous clip "fl" "" "mm " "" um" ler; Jackson tilt» and ll! nruorwicr nowrll. M. "m w "m wl’ m In! El: epeda (all. SI 'a steam-y tn the sec. h'” “T51” TI" 1"'1. 'm’ least-a nod-na— din ood hall at the ieature was at "I m" "‘ I'm'm' "1' bus. more”: i ittth win in all: starts at th ly w" mm M ' Pairrell til-ll) and latem Diwlnl The time w

l, t Cry n m L:

lalduh n ill od D I l . M the tenure in :‘w - Rollin—Wyn: rahlnm” other wlnnerd were Caro sate-i Ill Legio- aeoouaiad tor i.- assets. manna—mt All! “Mum-5- fl Till-n- lva it. not. .na in..." mum Inmmm in m u. and Peder. i a nut- talllu h’llil lend. ad ltahart tat» til who "I m rum- bv-m In third and sixth. twa II the Psrraooald (I) aad 11“ M. *7 the II lnlrlen tn Veale tut, link it). Francis roroahu airport Ii min, N

In| to the seventh; ts), nullcrs til», Schwlll «it may svly. handled H.267 passengers

I‘llst July, compared to 77330 In no:

Hedrlck. owned by the Well mg to r stock Farina ol Antigon- morciai league erdtiiall linala

‘ Spud and Newport Frisco are IIeIrI ol elghl starter: and in:

n c e Eben:

brown younflller owned by Herb

Elilml won't'woiraces n s to ’ break a record that had stood

at 'er won "I! llrll III"

In Stay In Series

1 The Guardian Angela. Ilght-in'nlz hurler stay alive in the Com-

a he Dlttrlled teat liveslntter over the se riding mute. George "Butch" le went the distances lilr the

. . , l came up With a cont/meme 3

SUMMERSIDE — Mia: and it. Jenklusl dail dr ride I post Pusilism iur lhelvlriovv over Johnny‘s Klngltt silusarl git/mg up it hits whilci dirtieousi-ter mile dashes were Times~2leII/5; 1:40 2/5. second naval running of the m i.“ mm M the on meuhng m my mm“, my test at t rates at Slim- Windy little owned by H. H. Glace ay Rotary Club lav m Kingfisher—s, how-liione