for foreign trotters The‘ first ' 95'" 3" Ill‘ "Ill" I938“?

four finishers will qualify to '°*‘*"‘3 e fougsgaste U.S. trot-

bers tn the .000 United Na- 0

lion: Trot Oct. 25. iOl1|o Stqfg

a Cthers ln glee‘ Transoceanic to ‘T ate are glum'c. Ravioli,-'

J‘rnnce's Ozo. Italy’: Ms.nipur.;

gar‘ the Canefdlanv star.‘ TlIe‘tT

_ lt.‘winner o the Roosevet O S of

is '¢»:ifie¢i&y Mrl.rc§1..i P .- - 93' ristchu - NEW YORK t _

' F ' ‘Pd W“ I5 bell‘! d"l"°" game of music-alAPiihalrI 3 ,_ In the Canadian rotiunnn. Ed Tyne‘. Mflgflmfl :5: onto stats I ‘ n S c go tootba V y . ' - ranking: tau ended. It may be V ‘unit aioiiigiiinoiietoreiii iyuiii ‘ . lfisfi Itudcnts at Ohio State Again II in the run-

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IB The Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed., Oct. 10, 1962.

Cardinals Bench

Sam Etcheverry

S1‘ LOUIS tAPiASt Louis Neu Mexico State. replaced foctbal! Cardinals. after losing Etcheverry in the final’ quarter 4 three ' mes. ‘ill at last Sunday‘: 31-14 loss to

New York Giants. The 23-year-‘ old Johnson. who threw only 13 passes as a Cardinals rookie last year. completed seven of 1’. passes for 57 yards Sunday.

Etcheverry. who led Montreal Aliiuettes at quarterback for nine years. has had his troubles ; since coming to the Cardinalll last season He has been booed‘, reizularly by St. Louis fans. The I icers continued Sunday when he I completed only four of 10 passes I for 50 yards and was thrown for numerous losses while attemp-' tiiic passes » I

Lemm absolved Etcheverry oi much of the blame for the‘ Cardinals‘

loading

in

Eastern Conference Washington Redskins Lo '

uis

"We feel .lohnsoii earned a chance to start after his per- formance lasi Siinda_\'." head coach Wally Lemm said of the National L e a g u c Cardinals "He throws a ' quicker than Etcheverry and he's an in- telligent boy with wind unten-

“l hate throwing him there so soon. but we have to do some-

Island Karters Enjoy Success At N.S. Meet

Scantlebury .\lacKinnon STOCK B CLASS

Island karters ciijo_\'ed ire-‘G. ml'lld0US success at the .\'nVa‘B. Scutia 3‘t~kart chanipioiisliipsf hcld Thanksgiving _\londa_v at;K. M Sackville. NLS Island drivers won first place in the four races S. in Super ‘A‘ class, E, Cooper K. .\lacLean taking two and .\lacLean and ‘ R. 1311‘! Younker. one each. C. Scaiitlebiiry

Ray Birt of (‘mr~li~ad and Roy M. .\IacLe-an Scantlebury of Cliarlottctownl MAIN EVENT OPEN look first and second places re- G Scantlebury 2 spectively in the overall stand- E. Cooper

This was the final kart meet in the liaritimcs for 1962.

17 15 29

a man LE MANS OPEN Younker

EQCHod

. with identical 27-point totals.

Keith ’.\’i?acLcan was socoiirl in stock ‘B’ class with 29 points.

S. Younker and K. .\lacLean finished first and second rc- spectivcly in the Le Mans Open and in the main event George Scantlebury emcrzcd runner-up -(lint? Woollen

Races Staged At Fredericton

FREDFIRICTON (CPI was the

lone

and E. Cooper third. ouble—dash winner on Tuesday I

Following are the results of ni2ht's eight-dash harness rac-‘i the Island drivers Wllll ‘their in: card at Fredericton race- standin:-: “‘<'t\'.

Sin:-zle dash winners were Win- j 5‘ rue R.. April Budlonig, Bank I lisiirig. Early Riser. Dot Hal C..

and Morris Hanover.

screen A ('|.‘\SS R. Birt

‘R. ficantletiury f by Whal- I

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‘.\lacLean 3‘ Early Riser. dt ‘vcn s_ Vounkor 3 en and owned by (‘..A. Forbes‘ E. Cooper 3 of .\Iai‘_vsvillc. was timed in the

——s *"*"""—— fastest time of the night-——2:12I flat--—in race five.

Edmonton Paper Says Parker [Hoop Meet ,

Up For Trqcle ‘ Goes Friday

(‘ALGARY *CP'-—The Herald

say" in a story from Edmonton A meetmg of [he Cm, Ba,5ke‘_ I that Edmonton Eskimos of the ball League has been ‘called for; Western Football Conference 730 Friday even-mg at me local ‘ have decided to trade all-star YMCA

quarterback Jackie Tlarker to Le‘a‘gue President cleav the highest bidder dul'ini:' the . . "I ‘2'.i“°'rii§'i" “i'i‘t:.‘i"i5‘ “§..'l.‘..‘.‘.?.r’§£'.'i".r~

The newspaper says it _ , learned from a reliable source “WM have ‘ mpresenlallve ‘L e meet. I

that the Eskimos are not inter- ll‘ i ester‘ in imports 'l‘liey \K'BI’ll good Canadian pl:n-ers and cash. The Herald‘: source said. Parker. 30, has been with the Eskimos nine seasons He suf- fered a fractur c ' c this seasoi. and rciiirnerl to ac- ticii last iroekenrl after a 30-day oft

Players Have I Identical Scores

I Horace Jardine and George. Vcssey tied with Harry Sim-I mnnds and Al Gaudet in thel * men's two-hall foursome com-i ln Edmonton. 4'llll1 viiaiiaser Damon held at the chaflottb Jot‘ l’i§'an was not available for ‘mm Go” Gab over flu, week comment oi. the latest report of in Parker trade. Trade reports of several months ago l'll‘(‘ill£’,llf this reply from Ryan: ‘We'll take $1t‘.(i.t'ttlt: and 24 top ball players for him."

Both teams had 6 under oar 665.

EFC To Invite y Coverage Bids ; Next Season i

MONTREAL t(‘Pl—-The East.: ern Football Conference televi-1 _ " sion committee Tuesda -I Fleming: Illackcll has bcen sold pidpd to invite bids [Dr ygagfel I’-" Q‘'eb'—‘(' “'95 “I lhf’ Ame-"1' coverage next year from bothl can llockcy League to Los An- tho cgc and C-pv networks‘ ' geles Blades of the Western "n won-g necessarn‘, be "mi Hcckev League to Lns Angclcs hi§r]wQ_q[ hid that ~' hc_ Blades of the Western l.ca'!ue. (‘(iri)f(\(']' pmie,-_" said Ted wm.k_l it was announced Tuesday. mar“ president of Mont,-ea].

gltaclwll has been D|'?1¢"ll5l"lZ,Aloucitcs and chairman of thel \"llll the Blades for about two mmmmm.’ ; “’9¢‘l“ "WI ask?“ '0 bf’ will I0 'l'lii- private (‘TV network iii‘ L05 A“g“l“~‘- “'l"‘“‘ II“ I135 5" { now in the second year of 1!: up a business. a spokesman for hm . year contract with the;

EFC E

Mcickell Sold I To LA. Blades

QUEBEC ‘GP’ Fornard

the Aces said. A Pic came to Quebec in the 1960-61 season as player-coach

after a career in the National League. in the last half of the season he resigned as coach but stayed on as a player.

IAHL Season

‘Opens Tonight:

Trotters Accept NEW max mp. - The ., x . newly enlarged American Bid To Classic ~"°°ke.v Imue ovens in il.'l62-€3 season tonight with two

YONKE-Rs_ NY’ (Ap,_S . _ 2ames——Providence at Buffalo den‘: Julienne and Ordeal frlifn and Pmsbllrl-‘h at Cl°V°l‘“d~ . The addition of Baltimore

the

up _ e 1951-52 season.

Ymken Raceway’ ‘Baltimore will make its debut Martin Tanenbaum. Yonkers F'1'.‘:f'-V]"l Sl"l"lm°ld-

e {d g_ ‘d _ f 1;, _P eatzue will play in total

1.‘ en '3] owner‘ 0 E 0f «.24 izames~72 for each club.

Hershey. Quebec and Roch-

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