8 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Tues. June 23, 1904.

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FRONT",

ORTS

The Perfect Pitcher

3001'.

By JOE DUPUIS MONTREAL (CP) — Tom O'Riordan. a slim. shallo

Jean Baptiste games Wednes- day or the July 1 Dominion Day tnck meet in Toronto.

“I think I‘m in

O'Riordan. a zoyear-old Dub- lin bachelor. and several other international track stars who

Ireland's Tom O'Riordan Thinks He Can Take Kid

Kidd's

epedslty and he has covered it in 13:43.0. The 5.000- metres is 185 yards longer than

corded in Europe.

lions Topplé. Mariners 5-3-

Barry’s Lions defeated the Main Brace Mariners 5-3 in city softball action at the new softball diamond in alas-lotte- town. last night.

G Thompson led the winners batting attack as he went two for four f ‘

~~ "me:- «9- -' r B NICK FILLM ' ’ - " checked Irish epeedster. said the fittest the three-mile run. Last Satur- I I a per t malt. y ORE Monday he has set ills sights oondm‘ "on life." he said day. the Dublin maintain ran Teet Gregory had two hits in I on be a tin g Canada's Bruce “if l‘tm ever going to beat him Itbree miles in 13:18.4 in the fime‘mfigaflnfiz Plat-I . . A In . a! II I Kidd in either the Montreal St. it W11] be now on; fasclitea‘stnpicashing?“ wager: KI Jon“ took care of the pitch-

ing chores for the winners and

‘Teet‘ Gregory was on the

J

if

. . . . . O . d for the Mariners. League JIM RUNNING. mulled by Phliadel his phshea ham J hn r Will appeal: at the Montreal 5.000 does not bother m0“ . Demo‘Tigfis um wmI “fiend the mgm league] m w. games arrived MondiIly. tam}?- him. an won‘t toilet my ffizumwkgsgsflfitxrifll m: l pe ect-game pitchers Sunday afternoon as he put t d dan went immediatey c- ing and! WIY- W 1‘“ but those f r em Stadium. who has a pretty goo: kick at the ms smuud‘" do ."

goblewhamnw on was 6-0

Running. who became the first man to hurt a winnlng ntr‘ hitter in ,

both the National and

bullooning New York Mets. The

American Leagues. also

TORONTO (CP) Johnny Bower. goalkeeper of the Stan- ley Cup champion Toronto Ma- ple Leafs was voted the 1964 winner of the J. P. Blckell Me- morial Cup by the directors of Maple Leaf Gardens Monday.

re the meet

will be staged. to workout. He took one look at the hard. cin- er track. I “I can't say Burt's to my lik- he said. “I prefer a me- dium-soft track. Oh. well. 1 think I can adjust to it." After

9.

O'Riordan has run against Kidd on six different occasions. but never at 5,000 metres. Re best Kidd twice in the two-mile in a Dublin meet although O'Riordan says Kidd “wasn't

n."

BASEBALL SCORES

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National

8. 1956. but it came in the Wortherles agailligtIBrooklfl a few as of mm f we

Dodgers. Harvey Haddix of Pittsburg turned in linings ' 9 cup is awarded to the "W I up a orm

perfect ball May all. 1959, against Milwaukee but lost in the 13th. most valuable L, a, player the hot sun, he cooled 111' feet Kidd m defeated 0,1“ m “Dams-m:

1-0, on _an error. a waI a IublIe by Joe AIdcoc - throughout the season. Bower “‘9‘ ’ Wu“ hm‘ three times in indoor two-mile mm (2.2) pime is) and the Tit-"m BMW“ '8‘“ "Wm" “m9 “ “h' ! becomes the third Lea! player 1‘ m“ be“ “"1" “1" “ w events in the us. and once in Crandall: Tsltouris (s5). Ellis

lie with

expense of Boston Red Sox. 3-0. July 20, 1958.

Tom Hughes was the only

a nine-inning no-hitter in both the American and Net

eats I al

to receive the award twice. He also won in 1960. e others were Ted Kennedy. in 1953 and

said. “You know. I’ve got the greatest admiration for Kidd.

England. O'Riordan has en- tered a snowmen-e race only once. and that was two years ago.

(6). Duren (8) and Edwards. HR: SF—McCovey (11).

American League

Lea ues. Hu hes accomplished the feat with New York fligh- . ~ I land‘ers in 1:10 and Bogton Brtuvccsl in I191]: Hughes however 1 '13:: Dave Kean. m 1962 312i. Cid: tgrcgknfod..n Blilti‘lelmthl‘lulii New York 100040010— 6110 lost the first one in 11 nings 0 eye a . l ‘ I I . H 1, V1 [1 Chic. 0 011000003. 5 9 1 Bun-ning. who has a record of 7-2. struck out 10 batters and . Although his goaluagalnst per gym: Wk“ “" em” to $331303; fills.1n patting Haignton (5 - 0). Beam (9), i had a three-ball count on only two batters. said (:8th Gus I game average of 2,12 was the ' chmionmm. June 27 muse Stafford (9) and Blanchard; Triandw “Bunmmz Iliad ml 80‘“ 33’“ «almfi :9 $1)“ I' 80°“ , . lowest in the National Hockey WILL MEET m RUN he didn’t want to “over-race Buzhardt. Baillmam (0-2) (5), alder‘ glad melt-dim! 'b‘m was 1:“ gith League over the 1963.64 cam. ‘ O’Riordan and Kidd will face myself” for the Toronto meet FiShel‘ (6i. Kreutner (8) and mm” M ' SI 9" G each other in the 5.000-metre and. later tor t English McNertney.

And A Fielding Gem

paign. the Vezina Trophy. which

llie won in 1960-61. was awarded

to Charlie Hodge of Montreal

run Wednesday. This event is

championships July 7.

PROBABLE

'

'Martly‘ Martin picked up the

6.

ELMER C.

.. A . . ' L ~ ‘ e 5 MORE OFTEN also not a standout pitching performance ..... m....'...,.a.. ,. o. Candle“ #5 the 8081“ with the ‘ can be credited to an outfielder or infielder just as mudi ae~ ‘ I E “am “Howmg u“ fewest “an e s (‘ man on the mound because of an outstanding fielding play. - D V over the regular season. The ‘ So was the case in Sumd y‘s game. . Canadlens were scored agalnlt By THE CANADIAN PRESS A Bunnins's great defensive 8y , i- i The body of 19-year-old rom pool today. Actually. that is body of another diver break- 167 "ms While “1' Lea" 38" Probable pitchers for today's A man Tony Taylor in the fifth inning Jesse Gender drove Graham of Indianapolis ap- . . . . , up 172 80818- major league games. won and c a wicked grounder into t hole bet en first and second. "m to have come in two as only Toms head protruding mg the water behind him. lost records in parentheses: 6 Taylor "lads": mammal; digl'l'igéwlf’umffie'mi °;.h: am he dived into an lndianapolis from the water at left and the (AP Wirephoto) Mays Receives D I real”?! d ‘ 7 “H” .I eroi. a ow an L0- 7 f Ta 'Ior. Bunn would have itched just another ene- i a ' l . :19“ I" 3 m p I . . est vote Approximately 300 pe r s 0 ns 'Boomtown (D. MacNeill) 2 2 figufigff figsagggg; 033'; 2 One of the greatest remembered pitching performzncse: in I were present at the Charlotte- Anthony L. (C. Murphy) 3 l (TWIN) ' 0 modern times was Larsen‘e perfect game in the War] riee l n I s O n town Driving Park to witness Abner C. (E. Bernard) 4 3 _ against the Dodgers in 1956. Lar was saved by chance By JOE RICHTER the racing card which was stag- Jimmy Gallon (H. Stead) 5 5 Bosulp'lLamabe (6‘5) at Ch! 0 and some fine fielding. NEW .YORK (Am—wonder ed under ideal weather condi Times 2103 and 2'143 “20' “mt (1-0) or Kmuuer w The first dazzling infield play in the Larsen classic came ‘ ful Willie Mays attracted the “(ms last nigm Pa SI' dI'I_7 00 2'90' '210I (3-0), (N) ii in the secsvld inning when Andy Carey. at third base for ’ 0 O ‘gosttsvotzs Sea 13:11 Francisco Top mari_mut‘IIel pay of the 260 y '210I '216 - sih '_16' 90' Bl‘ITIew Yorg. :hechlgnz) ((113)) at Il the Yanks. deflected Jackie Robinson‘s hot smash to the l3“ 3“ L is cardinals : - ' i ' ' i ' ‘ ' ' a lmqre' “n er ' 1' left of third base into the hands of shortstop Gil McDougall. i gath plIaceId two men on me stagininwgse 581226101 {32”ng 3.10. 2.50. 037:3}..anth gudgph A;olIof :: , . - _ ' ' 9 V - . 7 Whohfi‘rgcotiidfili‘f: lungs? P‘ar'f‘iil'iilul’lil? fifth inning. i , I I “2,1328 starggiueunefl; for 8:3; bis! event which. was on th e I I gasm‘si) "I?" I7 I II Chanc‘e I44” INI 3 3e 9' III With one awav Gil Hodges Slammed the ban to deep Mt cemeI a LOth ICIP) —-I The letter {the hue. He is investing 5:30.000 ‘ accurate drivmg without draw July 7 game with the American SI I Md “V911 {1851195 T he “9 en 5 .ream ‘ 0" Lo" 1 " Cleveland. Ramos (4-4). or ' but fleet-footed Mickey Mantle took off with the crack of has I :Lkmzlgfl “V9” “Imes- 5119115 i "l “I”? :P-znd-comeglz prIiIlfes- orhIfIadeI NIext comes Menial. League at Shea Stadium in mmmngL mm???” “id Ab" 3:1?K.sxl;:§t(n' Mum”) 2 5 Siebert (1-3) at Minnesota. lKaat bat and made a great running. backlhand catch as he was hea - ‘ I I ‘5 '19 I80 or cite en- I Slonas w o ave p ged t cm- W lc mvo veIs among ot er New York. Olly . 8 S 8 0n Wile J (53) (N) dad fun mt for the bleachgi I L'hflJSlaSIilc Englishman. I lselves to stick Ito a tough train. things breathing exercises to MaysI the Giants brilliant -I G- Murphy. Charlottetown. Se Lgacgorgldg d ) :I f I National League But Larsen‘s luck didnt end With the two fielding gems. In a remarkable experiment. ;lng program including special ensure adequate oxygen supply. centre fielder along with mint Tamed by Clande Murphy and “my co ' n “W Chlcago. Ellsworth (8-6) and Two Dodgers misscd homoIruns by less than two feet. Duke 63-year-old Ernest Butten is out ldlet. progressive weight-resis- U nd 9 r Measurement. the baseman ' r and short Securiiy Scout 8‘ Thomas 3- Came “31 Bu‘hl ‘8-3l at Philadelphia. Short Snider pulled one. just OLIISIdt‘ the foul line in right field in in prov. that his fjng formula lance exercises_ “055.00%.” I {mu-m MI Butte“ lists tests to stop Dick Grant were the omy Scott gelding with Harold Stead (J~ Heme-5583’) 5 7 (5-3) and Mahaffey (7-2) (fwl-N) the fourth. Perfect Game Larsen. as ‘19 W8! “"3" all"; chan boost Britain back into hlg- '3 running and concentrated drll- i check accuracy of putting. de- repeaters from 195 in voting holding the ribbons and owned Chet Lynn 803’“ San Francisco. Maric’hal (8-3) I few yeaIrl follflwms his “all "3"" :Iqul 910“ 9° be”! time golf headlines within three iI ling on green. rough and fall-- viation from a straight line of 270 players, coach“ ""1 by Arthur Craig. Victoria. (6- Chappelll I I 6 5 and Hendiey (6-4) at Cincinnati. 6 °' W W '“' °‘ ‘ was... .... n. .. .. .. .. .. and a czslei.ilzsd.l°-llll:i l“; » “ "” . ‘1' 5" 5~ 9 Finally Management, or the Commissioner tom-d FrickI , l ‘ . ' .' i. The cu“ four pros draw salary and ex- strategy of golfI This invoiws whose office conducted the ML Holly Dick. a brown gelding gingtgacli; 9 4 YIfilIztslIlIillIlIgh.I16aol;' at New I.I . . . . . 1 P De H” If they “"n mumaj such little pointers as the im- loting. said the complete squad. owned .by Mrs' James Poultm pa sf 5rd" 330 210. H0fi5t0;eyFBrI-e“ .104) 1 St ’ TOMMl JACOBS had the mstde track entering the fma-I 1| oments. Butten expects some 01 portance of putting balmy 50 exclusive of the pitchers" will and driven by her son IOllver y - I I.)— . . . . . . Lo I . a . I., holes of the US. National Open Golf Championships at Washinlg- I hls money back. but the main that the ban never stops short be announced next week were bom dOUble daSh Winners 310' 2'10' "‘10" "bras-70' “‘5‘ wasnbum “ML (N) 7. ton Saturday as he led KEN VENTURA by two strokes. Vein i am is British prestige. away; going 12 inches past u"; Th n h x. will ' In in last. night card. Jewel's Hi- 5.40, 2.20; 3.30. 2.30; 2.10. ILos Angeles.IMoeller (4-61 at 7 tura followed up his brilliant”? 'ltIlII tllIeethirId mud wIiI;hda fig; s "No Englishman has won a . hale'I‘f It doe”! drop nounzedefiugsgav July 2 ' ram’s times were 211-3 and Dashes ‘ and 8 ml‘lwkee- IggfhegI ‘5'“ "7 pl 70 in the fourth however. w lIe t e st ac con 0 w British Open since Max Faukl-i ‘ ’ " ' 213-3 and the Poulton gelding . amngame ' o it 76, Ventura‘s loIp p051I10n won him $17,000. sci-313322501 SUMMERSIDE _ anan I MI. in 1951:. Bum," said In an paced in 2I11_2 and 2I11_4I Other' 3113' 1?]le (0. POUHIOII) 1 1 8 ,I harmis‘ rac‘mgs. horse 0f the Year ' ‘5‘)" i 'Sab Drug itcher P D‘ ‘Iinterview. "and none has won . dash winners included: Anthony en 9”“ ‘0' W'H'S) 2 4 ANCIENT VAULT lll Americanh- Eggnog” Maid“ Tmlgywill‘3plialieallllvighacriigoowned hurled the first shitout ill: ‘ me U'S' ope" Sim-e way ham“ 1“ Helen's Dream and seem" lithehShflk lawman) 8 3 The cal-lie“ b “on. p C urday n-ig t. e year-o man I I . ' m In?” if vou exclude To 1 e n I it' Scott "5 away 19 vault in Europe is found in Dur- ni l ‘tl.t n Farm of Lexington. won by five lengths. CHOIR Prince County softball league ‘ ' I: I mmyl y .' . t , "‘ $33058: 105-01 shot was second and Filter. third in the seven-horse llast night at Queen Elizabeth Armour “'10 . “as a 5”" and ‘ The m“ duly dpume remm- BallyJ Cililierli‘ines(sl\edy)0'nri ) g '2] 111am Cgthedral' bum between 9 C held' In City Baseball action tonight the BIKE suoe be" park .went. to live m America." I ed $18.00 for a ticket on the M d p ' e“ 099 a“ “33- "l l. . the softball fruit, John- . i Dunning blue track suits. the twosome of Jewel’s Hiram alid ’35 0‘” General 91 tangles “1th Stead a Pharmacy» and 0" Devana tos ed th: h 1' a - E A 1 ) ~ - : wk eel The 8.1.5. SHAMRO . . . . .. We saw . :5 .8 '99 ' :golflng guinea pigs do their: Roger Parlay. The first exas . i ' “em”! _ I 5 5 - 2 me 5 Flymgbamb ll m d rt f a softball game in Sum Shumm "l dlspns'"g or Inma“ physical training at uhat is for was worth $880 to the hold M'uh‘y warrior (C w'ulS) 7 5 e 93 a“ 0 6 59 a game a“ 1’“ ° ‘ ‘ ‘ Plumbing 10-0 It was the n' lh‘ ' a V ' ' ‘ ' Stl H x ' mersldc Saturday The baseball game began 30 minutes before I, - I '" I‘descrlbcd as the world‘s first er of a ticket on Helen‘s Dream a 83 “0"” 9) the softball. but as soon as the latter was ln full swmg many slrd'gm '05“ f” the J‘m Jen‘i “gnlfing gymnasium" at Sun-; The Tryon and area centen-I mas and Debbie Noonan. Arlene and Sunny King. The second .‘E: IBemard‘ 3 3 n0 of the fans who were watching the ball, found their way over :0 :Ifils t:IqlgiId. DelilIna fallowed l dndge PaTkI KemI where two I nial school rally was held at meI DawsonI Carol Mac emaI Iexactm. was won with the com, TlmeIs. 2111.2 and 2:11.4. I! op the softball diamond. The softballers Eu); (Lila: gonosesgfggglhzfy Inins 8 $55}: “I: “I? d‘rISt I": unused holes have n cx- consolidated school grounds lasti Boys 13 years: Carl Dixon,l binatifm Lani Kai and Stephen 2 ,Pays' 4th’4‘20' 250' 3‘60: SHOES l of spad- Ms M hume- "0'59 and .3 3 ga ." . g' '- ' , 'r ‘""‘“=- humed exclusively for practls- . week. The following are the re-I David Mcllwaine and Bertrum Lee Hal. The winning twosome. "'0' 2-60- mil—'va 2-30. 2.301 ‘ " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 10 The baseball game was a lot different however.—Fans dont single by McCormlck and a in}: Chi ghots 1 It f [h - t C l . m 3" 20 21‘0. 2.50. 1? mind a little sloppy play but theydcan't :éanilimlhazigless and lack fifth inning single by .lenkins.l Th? ppfi’ SICI'II jerk [393”? e v a no u ‘ 5pm 3‘ {girls H years. Elaine Mc lwas “orDash‘es and 5 V in. '. d h .tle by the intiel ers a 0 re ers. He am, I u I ’ 5. super-l . " I ' ' . . . l - . gIIY‘OIiI‘:mI:nm 3:“ "5;" ‘II will have to pm on I better show and walkced 0‘2; In‘iggrdiag used by an orthopedic surgeon Girls 7 years. Jerry Fon. I Kenna. Joan Worth. Lynn Daw-‘JewIels Hiram (E Semple) 1 l I I‘- saw in Summarsido Saturday , . . . .. NORTHERN fifth win 0‘ the season and a senior track coachI m_ IHeather Howatl. Kathy Jenkins; son. L Kai (L._ Hennessey) 2 2 I5“ DANCER the mean.“ how. ever bred in Canada wont be re- Three home runs owered the v0“... new weigh, _ “swam... I Boys _7 years: Gary MacDon-I Boys 14 Iyears: Alan Cotton.IChestnui 01933 If- m her because of his wins but because he was the I Enmm Drug hittingpanack mat {echnique expecmd to add 30 altaIlIlrlgn Camertgi.b.IA)IllaanI‘ oy. l Donnie Cairns. Howard Quig- is, chappen) : 5 who didn‘t win the BELMONT STAKES ln a shot at the American resumed III III mm of eight hitsIOl'I 40 yards 10 a tee shot. .aSI ’rfebbieyeang-Ikm: max; “Girls I5 vemI Ella WoodsideI Starts-n CLIlIe: I 33 By July lst. experienced female bookkeeper. 23.; Triple Cm“: being made. Ed Smith IsockIed : b The Plumes have E” m Dawson. 1 Boys 15 years: Rit‘hal'd HOW-'Will Mahlonmtjli. Stead) 5 4i Po ml“; charge Of books of local small .manUfmur' 3“ . two m, blast in the first WI urnIIhe ore any real good is Boys 3 years; Douglas Thom-I att. lcmdv Harvester ‘ mg plant, pleasant worklng conditions. 5 dav 7" . ning Isnd then hit a three Iruntdonev 531d Bull“. 5 London son. Tony Foy. Ricky Foy. t Wheelbarrow Race: 7-10 years (R MacKenzie) g 0; week, usual company benefits. All replies confi- W shot in the sixth frame. Spider j management consunani W h 0 Girls 9 years: Nancy Thom- Sheila Dawson and D a n i elJonv May (A pineal.) 7 SI dentia] ’7‘” aer a ops * ' in e in inning. ml an lI I I ' I I H ; son. v owatt. ary Keough and Don-‘E .' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' . 1 ~ ‘ ’5 anford were the memo; proteins. vxtamlns, llver and‘ Boys 9 years: King Howatt.ina MacDonald. “SIMS”. j Guardlan'Patrmt ‘4’! . punch for Enmm Drug wm‘ iron to supplement the gym ef- . von Inman. Gary Keough and, Wheelbarrow R a ce: 11-14 ' 5201 2'40' 2'10] 210 ' ' ' “ 7”) I ’ E I Smith batting in six runs and I Eon: Eldfhelpnlziuud up Butten's l Bobby Howatt. lIyears. Kay Dixon and Carl Di-i " ’ ‘ D'asi‘es‘ z‘lfid . I f. '9‘ MS Onward battinglin threeI rs —or usc e. i Girls 10 years: Grace CairnsHXOn. Marlene Thomas and Votl1 3" 0 ' ' 9 Bob Sleigh weiit all the way "If we want to beat the Anne MacLean. Neva Qulgley.llnman. LIeslle Thomas and 110- R08” Parlay 'E- elm”) ] 4‘ 330 I .for Inman Plumbing fanning Americans, we'll have to hit‘. Boys 10 3’93” Salldy Folk ward ngleyv 1m Sunsihine Island Dairy rapped MCQUEld 'Imd’IW" l“ u" "a" one batter and 'alklng three. ‘ long and straight. And we'll [1195“? “mm”- TWO ' legged 33“: 10 Wt “‘3‘ two pitchtirs fa; I15 haltsP an; 1: “silence the bats of . It “,3, hi; thirds}; “I have .0 Stand up to tremendous . Noon: $1 bbyeafis: tfatllggrine] gngbundgr. Ggace I)Cairns an: III! runs as ey lppe ~ - t ' , - [NE R pressure. So the first essent‘al‘ “v e ‘9 "wa - “n3 e 'e “"3 05’ awson 3“ Regiment 16-1 in Charlottetown. The IDalry scored two runs R H E is strength and summer 1 Nonnan, Nancy ThommnI Debbie Jen. 4:13- Senim- Baseball action at Mem-l in the Iflrst, in the second. . hm“ Plumbin' I o 3 2 The second MI MethodI COVHSI Boys 11 years: Grant Thom-I kins and Donna MacDonald. A [0' orial Field last night. [threIe liIiIdthe f‘llg‘h, iwg‘ in iIt'ItIIlIIeI Enman Drug " 10 a 2 techniques designed to produce I as. IVlctor Warren. I . Two I- legged Race: 11-14 yrs. :30- The Dairy Ihad base runners; slid Ia Wm: “PI e h -I Glrls 12 years: Kay Dixon. l Kay Dixon and Carl Dixon. Eli- “0‘ in every inning and scored in. With eigtltIruns and five hits. | I ' I I Linda MacuanI Dawn KeoughI l "hem Moxenna and Em wmd_ 5o5. all inhibits hilt the $00M. “bird! The “9.31th “cored “NU: Boys 12 years: Charles Daw- aide. Donna Noonan and Sheila 508- .nd seventh and eight. It wsslI one run In the fifth when Billi son, Richard Hawaii. Dawson and (tied) Gram Th1, I [25; the most. lop-alded game of theI fizmyahggnaedymagngl Mn Bel-l Girls 13 years: Marlene Tho-t mas and Richard Howatt. l b a r a 623: current season. I . . I n S I Billie Weatherhie went H", Freddie MacDonald paced the F GE B. 6 ‘5. gatance.:.i..”;°.::°".:2.:r minors; on o... no... - 9- "5' 9 I9 2:: ~0faghye' season Wm, a seven MM and four runs in six trips to I 00'- terI He struck out nine. walked} the plate. Joe Gallant had a trt-i n . “0‘ one six! 3:13:38 Iple and two singles in six Iii sUMMERSIDE ;" ,1? Meal} 1 . rm” and w m rb- — As in prev- ly begins. The track and field ‘ ‘ Carl McQuaid started for tho homer and is", edggleclwegv: ious meetings conchrning the itself is vastly whipping into d to. 'f "00‘ losers but was ineffective. even‘mpsI Don Campbell was 34°F“ Eastern Age Class Track and shape. ay, t . 22m in the early innings. PlIiIayIlIgIllI and John Kane “d Bunch.” Field Meet on Jilly 29 and 25. Don Matheson, facilities man- on: coach Forble Kennedy re 8 Inch had two Hm hllleting of athletes. remains ager remarked. "the field is. 1 i n :he Illumbegeone problem but it almost complete. landscaping 1. l ' .l ' e sow 'nn'n . ' ,, Track Meeting Modem Downsw ’ a '8 ‘° “ t"“.i§§ill‘:i’.‘if’“§.:l§ “is: om _ J. Hennessey one on 7 2 it " e are really working on track will he levelled and raked \ BirChWOOd S d “1;. aaidhnewly appointed com- and is expected to be finished 12. . ‘ - ml (its)- in ee c airman. N K - Wedn .d .-.l . . -‘ - A meeth t: agI 1:11:33; les. Mrs. Knowles ismlizng 21ng way filial» filling; till;e “it; DI’lV.’ -- M $ 5 ,1 05_ e U - . . a?“ lfff‘lzm‘ivil' '3": if?" tilt?" c'it'i'. annals? 3°"... 11:. “3:1; 3. BILLY RICE ' l Schml. Wednesday evening. 7 1;“: I”, 5'2 at {The AiryForzeegtal:: Mountain. Barb Schui-man, approach to the high jump is D i D . i p.m. OM" I” h ‘ Mlbel Farris. Dee parhutt complete." Mr. Matheson will 'V."'_ on I a I I . Persons interested in compel- a "V9" "9 “’0” “"9" and Marie Carnegie in the bcgin marking the track next“ . 1 ill. coaching orgglgiatfiflstr’": :3“! 81:3! 12:? 5:16;” RCAF "on newly designed women"; com- wee . ‘ l4. ’ ,l m‘ the club are in o a en WI ‘ ‘. . mittee. Two e co ersing There will be no admi i 1 1 I . . ch I I as on no. the meeting. under "10 my?" mo memévfiage 23"}: Wlill residents in the ‘RCAF charge to this track meet. My" — A. Hm“ I ll 15.. ion of Dave Boswell and o n A" H ed m t . Slemon ark housing area by which will be one of Canada's . ' ' ' " x ' °" " ° ‘ “'"n "me n 6 th : 5 EDGEWOOD HED‘RICK his. una‘ble to attend are enabling the Movers in dum lfIII‘I’I'I‘I'IIIZHI :h rengamdbr age bllIleIzeIst. IblflIt pmfgams will be . 8 00 . - . r n e .ummersi e an or i.y con . ' 35— .!ked to'tdenhblle of Mr. and pIk‘her JOh“ "re. a. to \Isthether [hi-9. hun_ The question of the _ GO ‘ | - ' .00— Boswell or Mr. Kane at the De- ' dred athletes can he accom- area to maintain an efficient m.- 16—.