I.

8 , The msunuluttetown. Mi.

SPORTS FRONT

' 5 By NICK i-‘ii.Liioiii«.‘

May 16. 1904.

5 Canadian Derby Winner I Just Made The Deadline

The clock in the racing sec-idian-owned colt on the entryIin the Derby when the min-k .S

.9

.. “an...” on.» .

By ORLO ROBERTSON } BALTIMORE (APi —— Ken-iretary's office showed onlyiblank. I Northernthree minutes remained untiIECLASSY FIELD ' {we

“ ~N I —-—»v_—l greetings 8:1! lnul; R h f C . Re f I i l 1 anc o a i (ruin: it ;. BASEBALL mfgswhe w e e c oc I

'worth's California - owned The.

- . t h Scoundrel; Roman Brotherl G d SCORES unmissazrhhnn‘i:i om Louis E. worms '0“ 0m 5. ‘By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS’senor that the deadhhe wasibor iew Farm of Florida‘. ' N

vtuck' Derb winner from ham 0 . . , {Danger justy beat the deadlinejthe entry deadline when trainerl With the Ientry of NorthernI bounded o the front shortlpv C I i lThursday when six finely‘honed Horatio Luro casually strollediDancel‘ .Offlcmli the 3m!“ ththel‘eafter. and held off the . J 9three-year-old horses were en- into the room A I F018;? field was complete' . igfiug‘.“ 0' the Ions-striding . . . - .. . - . . a .. . l lured for Saturda '5 33th mm; The acious rgentine. ac-. ere were no surprises l lse. ye:ir“i:l:l-I‘e,:{o?:1bclfi :gd tie gleaned ‘ ' ‘ ning of the Prealeess at. Pim-E ins 85 If he had a" the time In} among the Other entries—H1“ » I I i I I ",Illco. [the world. paused to exchange: Rise. Darby runner - upI from‘ . George . Popes Jr.s E Pecoi

high schml instructors ilaie been working their promising track performers for tile prici ilirci- hooks in anticipation the big season that lies ahead.

Batch spring the school meets gel tihe ball rolling. mccess of the summer can ilsliully be measured by the in- terest in the “run and heave" spoi'l h_\' the schizal students.

ounty meets will he held in Summerside (Prince), Souris (Kings) and Charlotte-town (Quceiist. County Elemen- tery meets will go friday. Mo} ‘20 and the Junior and Senior county competitions. May 30. Provincial champions in all divisions will be declared in (lharlottetou n. June 6

i

animal League ’near and finally. With only sec-‘ Quadrangle "I Pan] "Emmi. WASHINGTON (AP‘ " no"

Los Aug. 0000200202. 6100 “ hhds remaining We 5.9!,th RokIeby Stable: and Harriet N figmehnbtaszt‘getaoffllgrendslam Chicago 0031 Into the booth and wrote the Balls Big Pete of Virginia. , Iupper

Koulax, Miller (5). They‘ll join Northern Dancer “Ck 0‘ ‘10 Stadlum "1 left ski (2-0i (7). and Camilli. Rose-.II for the 1 3-16-mile jaunt around center Thumday night.

name of E. P. Taylor's Cana-

In a three cotintic~ of line pnw'ini-e elcmcntery, junior aiid senior I l l I l l

Schools will be holdingIIilieirI own eIIImInilIIOIlSdIIIIIsf ueek- how (9,: Ellsworth (24, “(II . lthe ancient race track on the the Washington SenatorsIto a erlrl and next so than the} III IIiIriVIC Itliclr bIest lea ,\ Ior iii; II Berle” HRS- hi_53nto (3)} a Baltimore outskirts. 1+1. Victory over the Baltimore $33291??? cifiih- ‘S-r'mi".id i‘r’~i‘“2..§”‘$§:‘or"“ 53225 i 15“”Ggmam ‘1" “m” “I” ' me 1‘ “" °° “‘e “‘3” 3‘ “m orz'i’rlfirsoer's our in v i.

. ' , i ‘V. .‘ ' . . econ 5:45 .m. EDT (6:45 .m.ADT) . . mng Omer “EggsrionIisiIiIItge county mcct “III qualify for the proirliicial l “,8 Angel“ 120000002_ 5 7o; a It. lpost ptime SaturdayIpthe hIt off the facmg of the mezza. '5 p e [gémchmasm A‘th Chicago 000000000— 0 41 lvalue of this second leg of the “me level- The t“VG-Du! blow on

and Camilit.

Association has appointed h . Elston (2i. Toth.

persons in each area. responsibil- for the planning of t e various meets. John Hughes. Soul-is RIIS. will look after 7 Kings: Charlie Ballem. Stimuli-Hide High. Prince: Dave Boswell. Dept. of Education. Charlottetown, provincial mcct:

. :Triple Crown will be $176,000.1R0bm ROberts {wowed a sin- The winner gets 5124.200. with! gle by M0059 Skow'ron and . Schurr (8i and Ranew. ‘ g .with $30,000 for second. $15,000 walks ‘0 DO" LN‘k and John Milwaukee 021001000— 4 71. ifor third and $7.500 for fourth. Kennedy-

New York 300 21600x—12151‘ TORONTO lCPi -— Northern The race will betelevised in the? 31'5"” Nat'um- sold by thr-

A 31

. . . 00 ganlzlngI their leagues. Shoot: (7) and

s swum cam MID hm Eiw a league “am balanceI New York. Milwaukee catch- Jesse Condor is in foreground. ; Brogiio (2.2)_ Saturday. June 20. » Northern Dancer and the sewn.) MAJOR POWER SOURCE

and George O‘Donnell. Slemon Park. county Elementcry I mum Spahn l2 . 3., Niek.m_ .5)“ Dancer. the Kentucky Derby. United States over the CBS net-i (M19195 to, the Seniors during t' i . i » ’. Smith tfit' Hoe“ up and 3,}. winner from the E. P. Taylorlwork and in Canada over thejsPr‘Y’fg tPalmtfleg. pitched f«:iIlzainst ' . v ‘. "g , _ j.» ley: Cisco (1-2:, Slurdivant (7) Windfields Farm in Toronto.. CBC. Ii ormer amma es r the Smart Move In SummerSIcIe . W ,. .. . . . 1...... Gander. HR. “.0th heads II llIt of 56 three-yearn They will line up with aiglfllshgtlmefapg Wed his Hui-ii . v ., . . .. , ' pher i2i. olds sti eigible for the 105th; Pete on the inside and Hill Rise'i 1" W 0 i e season against

dBASEFAé'L- “Snm’a”. mm"? ,m S‘In‘nigl‘g'T- h‘“? l St. Louis 000 020000— 2 so running of the Queen's Plate at l on the outside. In between will ""9 defeat With a four-MUFF- ma 9 “we “mam ' "SH" 9 pawrlpm 55‘ m m m' ! .Phila 210x—3 80 suburban Woodbine track on! be Roman Brother. Quadrangle-,1 ‘

Mots i‘ight‘fielder Joe Chris- 12

er Ed Bailey reaches high for The Dancei-I

. . . topher scores one of the The Meta’ 12 runs topped their l McCarver- Bunnin (4-1) Sh rt second betting l dPeI- - a spirit of rivalry and. with any kind of luck. good fan I . . . v v S i 0 . . . . Th Aswan Hi h D .v . Players will probath take much more interest in runs We“ “9 by the New, “39 may “9"; Cgle'.‘ C155,”: total fior any game this season. ! (3h ROCbUCkI (Si and Dalrym- Chm“ behind HI" 3‘39 for "lei The track handicapper Itucki produce a hydro-Electriimpnxfl leagues of this hath”, than .hhy would h, 8 has." Wm. . l Yorkers to beat the Braves ho to left fled urian Six Iple. HR: Phila.-—~Allen i7). Preakness at Baltimore Satur‘l to quoting Hill Rise the 7-to-5 potential at about 1000000000.;

| i gt ir- mx ni _ mu wea' one; four in yesterdays game in inning action. Mets catcher (AP Wirephoto American Lea "e day. was the 540.5 favome in. . I . I . caupc o s ron a a ( so _c New York g the Plate winter book, the short. l advance favorite. wi h Northern. kilowatts annually. or about

SIX

The Prince County Softball League. comprised of three I 001002000— 3 7: . . Dancer second chmce at 2 t i. - it teams last season. has a possibility of fire entries this Near. 3 i Dam“ 01010050X— 7131 “t W“ m the hiStory 0‘ the Thai is the Wilylhfl’ were rgtedl giggling; agnmgt 0fI energy now Enic Matheson is interested in entering a tcaIrIn. pioiidead ’ 0 Bouton 1.3-2) Mikkdsen (7), "fig h Jflpg__m_ e can roundup some capaible players over te ill on Hamilton (7), Me er (8) d Is Wee, orsemen paid] We understand he will attempt to draw his team from all of i < u y an 3100 a head to keep the cana_.

Blanchard, Howard (8); Regan. (

e pre m I I i . . behind the vocatmn'al who”! and at St‘ P‘leanms’ The base- jlionor ol‘ the bowlers in the] Head table guests included' year and President MacRae! man' HRS Mm“ — Kluefbrewv

prince County 2_3, Egan m Lolich ,8) and diansbreds eligible for the plate, Summerside has the possibility of an expanded base i ‘ - North America.s oldest I. II as i. i . 3;?“ MW, at... r. our. our NEW TELEPHONE NO softball set-up. A decision by the RCAF base to enter I Mi 3 I 131 subscription since Dec 15 I963 ‘ . the league would be of great benefit. That would make it a a n nnesota 30450I021x—15152 when 333 horse! weIIe -n0-mI. a four team league with some new faces. 11' games start Fitters I'2-2' Fish er (4), mated M the 1964 C d_ ' on time and the league is run in a business-like manner, lléretltzer (5A, M0531 (t38)1IandP]lfi(Ij. classic Bna Ian me '00” could have‘ a ham" season . By JIM CULLEN iCliariotletown Air Force Club I Next on the agenda was the; er “9y: "'30 ' i. 913 No t' _ I I I _ ' samba“ league “rm ma} on the new new The annual banquet held in Iiast night. election of officers for next' (5)' Roland (9) and Z‘mmer' ganfififhggngrwmdihihzgg in its 90 - year history, The Preakness is the second jewel in North America's triple crowni

wi'hffi'fmfiff." fmhfl‘hefflfi‘fis h‘;‘{."fi,f.59fff£h (RCAF Association men's bowl-i Walter Cox. deputy mayor; asked for nomination from theI fm'S‘RIXfi’I'Iiani; “Ailiszlnmthsgl gs m vex-v pm,- cond-j 'orh Cchimhm year and an. we {in}: league was staged at thel Harold MacDonald. bowling floor. The past preSident. ML? cm; Meet" (1-)- tzhe town'uill make substantial impm'ements. ‘W‘m committee: Arthur MacRHE. Farquharson. was voted mini B m 100-000 I 4 and me third is the Belmnm “I [president of the 201 Wing: and office again and the bowlers} 8 hr"? mmm‘m' 4 7. New York on Saturday .11‘né6 i ' Off c ff Eric Farquharson. president of chose Howard MacDonald andI '85 "3"“ , "I . just two weeks beforp'h'he la'e'.‘ e u the league during the past Don MacMillan to assist the' ORVMIH§'I'2’- gm" 1: and The pheakness is (we {’Hé: . 'P WHLLE Mars' battin avenue rlro ed to on Wednes ' “"5"” “reside” ' le‘vfniilkz gum "mes “'9 Bdrm" 1‘5 miles" 90 Kent Street

diav athe could only manaage drie— hit against Houston Coins, The George Kay! Ctililélim?d Vic WilliIams. Well kIt'IOWfl ‘ ' and the Plate 1% miles. l ’ Charlomtow'n There we go again owing too much of Willie. saying ‘mfly l 35' THE CANADIAN PRESSI team composed of George local bowling star, said that B“. one hit.’ f . . . . . . . ., DOROTHY WALKER. physical education I Fromm? PItChefl for W183”: Rays (captain). Frank W“. although he. had just recently

announced his retirement from participation in the Maritime men's senior howling tourney. aven't the slightest inten- tion of quitting bowling with this club because of the great. bunch of guys who take part in the activities of the club." T china was concluded

‘majm league. game" wonand liams. Floyd MacLean. Jack lost records in parentheses: \‘numurI Tommy Jackson and me'jc“ 1‘33"” M 'Diilla Taweel captured both II .Drxggsask C1312” Sift; Vlvl‘imr‘ir; the playoff championship and I T a, N) e ' the. league championship. Mr. efifinesgtt ( Pascual II”) at} Kays accepted the Club Trophy Boston lMonbouquette (Hiland the walier cox Troghy (N) ' the respective

supervisor for Dartmouth. NS schools. will attend the Tokyo Olympic Games as a chapercne TONY OLIVA. l. Minnesota. is pacing the AI. batters with a .423 mark. EDDIE I BRESSOUD is second with .386 Leon Wagner has 27 RBIs. I .. . . . A notch welterweight bout will be staged at the Halifax Forum tomorrow night when LENNIE SPARKS. Canadian sixhh ranked. takes on Toronto's 's . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Spraque I I Meeting

the entertainment of the bowl- I ers of the various teams. DARTMOUTH, Ns. rcpi —? Canadian Junior Weiterweightl Champion Les Sprague said‘1

emblematic 01

Lo A I Ch '2 m d l championships. B {15$th pan Individual trophies we re I I P

ap- something of a sports news sensation around P.E.I.. ‘2‘? RN) and Bunker iz‘oh fhxalxmin: t3; mfnmgsfim. han's achievements. in the rest of filgkwglilmes. hfavien't re- ‘ gr:jcag-o Earle“ II II at. n de the ad. ' . ' i Y ' ears , ' ' fixedwligh heubtlllighyi mu fillsaIIIiglthe Dodgersgbltli’ea dish 3know {wfihmgtol Oswell l2-3}. (Nlfidfeis. u: those present on behalf why the other sport writers haven‘t been following Vem’s Pm- C'eveland‘ Ramos “‘2’ at De’ 0 IS eam

~ ' ltroit Wickersham (4-2'. (N). l High average "0th was guess. but Islanders are a‘liflll proud of him anyway i Ivmn by victor WilliamsI wm‘

ran . V

I5 well on his way to becoming one of Kansas City A's mid-game rake-f pitchers. The, Islander worked 2 1-3 innings against I405 Angeles Wednesday night. He gave up two hits two earn runs. struck out one and walked one. ’

i B

M

THIS WEEK’S lINE-U'P OF SENSATIONAL S U P E R BARGAINS - SAVE TO 75%

O I.

The Burns trophy eague's most improv-

There is a go possibility that BLAIR RTCHARDSON will I . . . take on oey Archer in Sydney later this year . . . . .. 'I‘c'ainelr- i V I National League ‘3“; average 0‘ 250‘ The 1"“ here Thursday he will eet driver MYRON MACARTHUR Deer.S Bay h in great New York. Stallard t2-4i at.tlllee honors went to Roy Mac- d ch . Edd. P H i «mde and Is . ward o a wees“ season when 'San Francisco. O‘Dell loo) orl Donald with a total of 920‘ I in a 10 “my” W” I." “5* the Maritime Irma-form" circuit gets underway in June. B‘glg $‘1I‘II‘NI‘IL d III “Phil PPI‘I‘Y cam-"I‘M “19 high? Regina I33: 24m)!»l e lgm at‘ M I ' l I I 1.. l u‘ ‘ I I I ' s urg rien i a single award as he scored a The, 22-year—old ifitrhter said S s

IxisIAilgeles. Ortega (l-ZI. (N). ' 420 count. h had Milwaukee, Lemaster y."I-ZI atlfo. I élxilazppgginowrbxoa t Perkins. of Gan Ind "The

contracts are now in the mail."

Sas- ‘

Regulars. Tails. Stout:

Rogula to $45.00 Reg. to $75.00 P

18.88 & 28.88

143

. Irouis, Gibson (3—0'. (N). led

‘ _ player was awarded to Fred . I I Philadelphia. Running (3-1) at‘Maclnnis' HoCuIston.I‘:9tte}l;artk(0-4ib(21\'l. I: The Neil Maclnnls captained e qprague “I incmna I. ur ey ( « ) a . . - o . I Chicago, Jackson (5-1). isrf'fig 821°“? :3 tale “"2"? l Sprague scored a unanimous .38 .88 .88 u ___._. s- --......_.H-,_. : :Ieak: thartahmrggni aim "1:1 I ' 10-round decision over Babb. . - - ' aheohhphshmhm ‘_ A Prince County SnifhaIIl Barrett of Boston in his first: ' ‘ I STANDINGS The memh‘er; h, M, Mac. League meeting was held last. fight this year Saturday in New'

<

.. . night at CJRW radio station.l Glasgow. It was a non-titlei M I Iiuilss team were: Martin - i S O en, '1 I I By THE ASSOCIATED P Ess, _ . in was preVlously announced scrap. i e ea “V THE CANADIAN PRESS ’ H“ “'"l l“ Oh'cag" “’35 me, American League R ‘(ume' Ana" swan' Gordon t a prior meeting that four “It will be the biggest fight! S r

Gallant. Gordon Batt and Eric Farquharson.

Bit: Frank Howard—after two llth llomei‘ of the season roll Regiilarto$5950

I Henms would be entered in the of my life." said Sprague whoi fluke hits-~slammed a two-run! Howard. whose bad hop single.Chic,ago

r Pct. GB]. . 6 __ PCS]. bill now the DOSSIbIIilY' agreed to the. match Thursday.

Balaiioe of Thermo. w I From as low as 00 and

1'! homer in the 10th inning that in the fifth was the first hit off‘ Cleveland 14 9 .909 .- IVO’I‘F. or THANKS of annthl‘i' team is quite fer-5 “I can't say how I'm going Flannel etc powered the Ins Angeles Dong-I starter and loser Dick Elli. New York 1.1 9 .59] 1,5 The meal was concluded as "‘m Eric Mathfi‘m is plan" '0 d” agai"5IPerkI"5- I I. ers to a 6-4 victory over the. worth. In the eighth, Howard: Baltimore 14 ii .560 1 iMr. 'Farquhnrson called on ‘nim '0 enter a team hm Win} mnhe adds Wm “Ham-V be Chican Cubs. l pop to right was lost in (the sun l Minnesota 14 12 .530 W: (vu- Williams to extend a vote have ‘0 “'3” "m" this weekend’ Wain-“t "‘9 and I do“ intend t0 1 i -Dehm“ H 13 I458 3‘I‘Ilof thanks to me Ladies Auxh to find out if he can obtain a. pull a Cassius Clay. But I'm I I

For the second straight time. I Los Angelcl 12 i5 .444 the Dodgers' ace, Sandy Kou-iWashington 13 17 .438 fax. suffering from a stiff back. I Boston 10 15 .400

lKansas City 10 15 .400

than, of lhe RCA}; Association Islionsor. This team of Maths-l putting everything else out of 4.5mm“ helped makh the banquet son‘s would consist. of players my mind and i‘m going right ‘ r ' i from all over the island. If. for him. if I have to lose it‘ll the success II. was by pI‘OVId- - i ‘ 5 Img the catering serviceI Matheson is not able to obtainI be against the best in the divis- __._ _____ _*,.____.__._ ion."

Thursday the Detroit Tigers scored five runs after two outs In the seventh inning and de- fieated the New York Yankees

Men's and Boys' Jackets

ons' and Men's

In the A m e r i c a ll League! for a (“lume- l

Men’s Hats

failed to finish.

7_3I Ia team. (here will he no entry.I, R n o

I rh N H I I new executive was estab. SIprague said he will begin V. C a To eonhesfnomg anIitiIha “82:53; llhhod rm- ihe coming year.I training for the fight immedh Slimmaeguhdt Winter 9 O “hm W “W” 3"” “‘9 '3“ 1 «5.11?th i855: nggedTSnvlize gigii'l-Etflk F, g s ' From as Low as place ew York Mets hit like. Il m“ Carl Stark secretary om as Low as Clearing at one low price

champions as they routed the; Milwaukee Braves 12-4. 1

The score was the Mets' hig’n- est of the season and fell just

two runs short of their all-time '

high. and their 15 hits was one short of the clubs highest total Every New York player except Jesse Gonder not at least one hit against (on r Milwaukee pitchers. starting with the re- doubtable Warren Spa'hn. Smith and Ron Hunt made three each.

In Detroit. l bases - loaded wild pitch by relief pitcher Steve Hamilton Icored the go- 'ahead run for the Tigers. then an. infield single by Dick Mc- Aullte and a pinch-hit single by George Thomas brought In three more runs.

Don Wert‘s game-tying illnin~ had chased Yankee starter Jiln

.‘trcasurer. A three man protest; .commitiee was organized that consists of .lim Kennedy. Wil- -frcd MacNeill and Norman; .‘MacDonald. Henry Woodward Iwas appointed umpire in chief» The matter of the schedulei ;being drawn up was to be left first game is scheduled for May 25 with all starting times for evening games this year at 0 p.m. Saturday and Sunday games will begin at 2 p.m. was agreed upon that one representative from each team shall be present at all meet- ings. These representatives are entitled to one vote. All games will be played Monday. Wed- nesday and Saturday and pos- sibly Sunday. The registration deadline has been set. for July 5.

Closes Today Island horsemen are remind- ed that early and late closers;

.wil'. close today at the Char-1

i'iizetown Driving Park.

2.99

Ties

990

6.88

Hose Reg. $1.50 3 pairs for

3.44

L99 Chinth‘ants

Regular to $6.95

4.88

Heavy Al Wool

Work Pants

Men’s Dress Pants Pure Wool. Beat Quilty

Boys’ Pants From as low as

mton, who had yielded 11 a”. Norm Cash picked up three singles and McAulitfe batted in

m wellhead the De- troit attack.

EDITOR ARRESTED 3mm, (Apt—Four employ-

I4.88

Others from $4.44 and “P

3.44 I.99

REMEMBER -- EVERYTHING MUST 60 AT

HOQIIIIIrIIEYS‘

can of the South Korean newn- poper mum-n Shtnmoon. in- eludina the man-rin- editor- m arrested Wetland!!! It"! hem-r W a mark ,Ittrw to a m Inva ecu-blue m

tI-‘a’ -

ADMINISTERING PUNISHMENT

British heavyweight Billy in London. Nielsen Ind beaten the Erl- Walker. left. connects with

I left to the (ace of 311 Nielsen at 0min. Nobo’jnlt bet

lXIPUR

LAIN i>i F’lL ‘Ii-‘lv in) ICAHF

Finish come In round hm of “mauled 10. ton in an eight-rounder Int