Chicago Cubs Illortslop An. drr Rodgers scoop the ball with his bare hand as he fieldl Houston Colts Carl Warwick'l

No harness racing programs go at Charlouetawn D riving Park over the holiday weekend. Tonight an eight—dash cord is slated and Monday evening a similar show is on tap tor rae- ing patrons.

Feature attraction tonight will be races tour and eight uhcre that good pacer, DDnnu- rw ~. goes away on the rail. Dun- ‘iauay will be hard to heat with wish a choice spot but the oppo-

iion will try their mightiest.

ich opposition will be supplied

.- Princess Spungler, Jolly

at. Little Doctor. Slippy

con and Lizzie Clccg.

hares uiree and seven tonight should be equally as exciting as i r irainre class. Here seven b. ». \Llrll‘ng the word with Just It

L'liennis Play Scheduled

SPIIII’III’IIII) have been reach-

ing slag at Churlotiuown courts.

The lollimlng maichcs will be played Saturday alternnon and Sunday aiicrnoon.

Junior Buys’ doubles:

Dale Curtis and Davis Owen vs Mike Dully and Gerald Hood: Mikc Grant and Blllla Taylor vs Doug 1ves and Rich- ar.1 Johnson.

lnnior boys' singles Mike llltlly vs. billie Taylor; Toni Cullen vs. Jim Menuhin.

Senior Boys' singles; 1.yall ilugcan vs Jamie Kennedy: (i)ll\£'el‘ nicedoii vs Mike Mun pi

\ Men‘s doubles‘

, Walker and Jim Cullen VI. Bil- lie Blanchard and Peter Grant Paul Rays and Doug George VI. Ivan Vessoy and Bud MacAleer.

llllln's Sinlles:

hillic Blanchard va. Waller (' Inn: lvnn Vesny vl. Bud lrcr.

lcnrhng thr parade. other

Infield grounder in first inning yesterday at Chicago's Wrigley Field. Rodgers 1"me the hall

Two Big Programs Set For Weekend

hopeluis in these dashes are Norine Clegg, Scottish night. Sunny King. Mary Leah. My Haven and Helen's Dream. Monday evening SIX outstand- ing pacers will irigb it out in

races tour and eight. Sid Stead ‘

takes Duration out oi there in the number one spot. Duration is always a great contender and Monday should be no exception, Battllng with Duration ior su- premacy will be Mr. ock. Am- os Frost. Ginger E, Elner r: and Simcoe's Magic. both these dashes should be as exciting as anything seen hcre all season.

All In all. the two programs give promise oi great harness racing entertainment and good crowds are expected to waldi both cards.

Action starts both

Saturday and Monday at I p.171.

BAREHAND EXPERT IN ACTION

to second to torce Colts' John natemso on the play. (AP Wirepiiotsl

Second Game On Top Today

ALBERTON Tomorrow afternoon at two a’cIock on the Alan Diamond the PEI-=9

County Comb' thitsarion- Tiyiish) will play 111mm Drug Co. in a second game 01' a best oi three game series in the In- termediate 0 Prince county sottball hosts. The combines

furuier play. should they win. a second game will be played immediately.

@1113 Guardian,

SECOND SE—C'I'JON

MONTREAL rcpt 7 (lubba) Marriott. the

Frank “year-

who hal In Justify the lumenalnn of high - salaried Quarterback Sandy Stenhenl. fly: he'l Itarl-

real Alouettu. erriolt, I benchrwnrmer (or

Lb helium I!!! Illa first text I! Lila Ala’ No. 1 quarterback Monday.

lliderl here.

"I icel as it 1 belong." laid Marriott alter a workout with

All. “1 know the fellowl'

moves better. “Let's lost hope we can roll, irom here." Marriott guided the Als to a 15in win over Toronto Argonauts a week ago. Dot at that point he was replacing regular pivot Sandy Stephens. benched by coach Jim Trisnblc tor apathetic periormances in the club’s tirst two games. one—sided losses In iiamilton and the Rough Rid- era.

lGr-een G

Following is the golf draw for the Green Gables Tournament which (all. place over the hull- da)’ weekend.

12.110 — Dave rcrry. Bob 1r- wln. Don Maund.

11.07 —Roy Genre. Ron Gar- rett. Doug noss.

12.15 — John Arsenault. Glyn Hattield. Ken MacDonald.

12.21 — G Cudrnore. John Daley. Wendell MacDonald.

11:30 — Glen Wood. clove sait—

Doubleheader Goes Sunday

Ther will be a plant! doublb header In Souris on Slinky Il- lerlimn. At 1. o‘ciodr fin Sourla Marauder: the “landing Islam! Bnnlm’n champs will day has: Io Montaigne Legion In the first game of the Island Bantam ‘3' final At a o'clodi. use uni-d

ed iii the ll‘nnls tournament be- ad

Centeflowners Tie Up Series

IAI'M'IIS Copleflowuera delcat. MacLean's Uiitow-nors 4 last night to square their Sous-is Town Lcagin linals at one game niece.

The game was called in the lap or the Sixth inning with the Uplopr lending 3-7 and the score was re back to the end of the lilth.

Dave Jmnlnga and Wayne

MacDonald pitched for Mia Can- I

lmnwnel‘s with Jennings datum the victory. Bttwmn (them they allowed 2 Mid, walked l and struck out IL MUM Pique! went all the way for the losers tossing a 7 hitk'r While wellnrtg 3 and Ian- him,1 1. Eng“ MacDonald Ind Earl Mncleln were the top batten the wlmen with £8 per-

3?

mums. 'Pnouet plckcd in both this lot- the Uptownais and bad the longest hit of the game. a double in the lunch inning.

game in the spin-is Town Issa- gar tlnais will be played with Laner‘s ecu-taroownan me. in. Machari's Uptowniars. This series is now tied at one film! each. so both terms will be go- ing all out tor a victory.

iL

er. Allan angersnn, E. Corrlgan. 11. Thane Burke. Brent Schumln. Clynt- Clasldy. nails AGE 1245 12.42 — Peter Clark. Rodney MacFarlane. David WEE-charm 1 .4a — Wayne outclute. Les zlelinski. Dave Murphy. 12.54 — Barry Harrison. a | m Killorn. Danny Mclsaan 1m — w. . Bods»

son, E. s. Trnlnor. MENa THIRD DIVISION 1.06 — A. Murphy, John Wha- len. Ruler MacDonald. .11 —John Hodglon. Albert Douglll, H. Carmichael. 1,1 '— P. MacKenlle. Blll O'Rourke. G. W. Kennedy. [.24 «Inhll swilt. Leo Killorii, H. C. AlkInIoll.

Final Game Slated Today

The host game of the minor league playdowns Is scheduled be played this morning at diamond. snarling tirne

the old 1: 9 o'clock. The Twila and the

inns-n return their uniform as 9 o‘clock,

1,30 — Ray Humbley. D Ive English, D. F. Hill.

1.36 —— r‘nnk Tralnor, J. Sle- wart. AI Gaudel.

l. 4 R. Wallworth. Norm-n Hall. P. Patterson.

1.46 — Don Colts. Byron Cut- clIlfe. Dr, L. Mcllllc.

1.54 — Chls Cooke. Loni! LIV- ingltone. Vernon McCarville. 2.00 ordon Cooke, Don Baker. S. 11. GHIard.

2.60 — Dr. J. Williilon. Alvin Johnston, DouE Wood.

2.12 — Milton Green. I. Dull- cln, C. D. i .

2,13 — Geo. Clsley. Al Sidn- ner. Ed Wane".

Z 24 —erland Hyde, Redmond

STARTERS WITH

14min Palmer 54mm: b—Denlse Ann.

Manet M. Rnya: 5—Don 14"» Gary: z—Norioe dang: 5—Mary lash: b—My

l—sDotlnn :H bowl-Hi

STARTERS WITH

C.: b—aneoba Mada.

POSITIONS FOR

SATURDAY AUG. 31,1963 RACE TIME 8:00 PM.

NOS. 1—5—1)". W.” : Z—DIB-I'Iy Guy: S~MAI KAI; 1—D“! Boy:

1108. H—DIV. mom so :www;l—Dmlwl.| A—met Iaym

Hum 8—7

W: WWW:

I—apmab Bdrm; 1—Helai'a Dru-n. rind. H—DI’V. 900.311

ribbons We; 1pm m; o—uxxlecleu

CH’TOWN DRIVING PARK w POSITIONS FOR fins... MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1963

RACE M In” P. M.

In Hm I... I—nlmiai: l—Md'. Rd: l—Alnol M: l—G'IUOI' 5-: 5—

.,l “rankings-mam.» i. tassAItas;I—ii.<issyoia;p-iiv.iax;4—Aiitmht , Minty Warrior; o—aattaia; 7—in- anions.

um, Hahn-ulna 1~The attain; e—m. liar Haas Joyce; 4—3»: ands: 5— mm:I—J.atandc mxw:t-Victa-yosiloo.mm ! 14-. H m- Mn wov- osa. Hymn its-oars; I—Cdlk ital: l—lsiss Cool loss; Hoover lq; t—Daoatssr.

CHARLOTTETOWN DRIVING PARK

Hrlh' Dick: l—Ialtltle

Maritime Cars

Invade Island

All lnvaslon of Charlottetown and the island proper in expect- cd to take place this weekend as sports car drivers from across the Atlantic Province: head way tor a holiday campout.

9 local sports car nrsanlu- tion. the P.E.I. Motor Sport Club will be hast In the brigade, the exact number of which will not bc known _itnti.l late today or to-

orrnw.

The idol helnn with the Mane— lon Molorspart Councll who plan- ned to bring 15 lent! to the Ir land at their memberl held their

the Saint John Sporflnl Clr Club then showed their willqu to send over some members. The local club was expecled to pro. vide I few tent: well.

A rally II In lively schedul- ed for Sundly Ind lny Interest. to contact

ed pardons m M"! for Inform-don.

Juveniles Play

Vernon River The Cannon 14am Jm Ila Mil play no Vm

my men- noon. Thin game ll minded to get underway ll. foil o'clock Ind mould ixvvlde ml In! with top—wean en

Kingfisher: To Bonshaw

TM loule Bureau and Johnny'l Kluflmrl will again today to play the tint llllle In the intermediate 0 RmI-flnnl The Iecond Ind lam I If neceunry .1111 be played in Charlottetown sun-

a

moon w underway

It IN, All llngflsner plmrl are asked on meet at Johnny‘l sin and Chips on the corner at eyinooih and King st. at 2.30

w sharp in game time is shad termini-ail. col. v

Emmanuel Kay

so — sync ian Maciray. Louis stays.

2.35 — John Mill-r. M. aur-

r, J. Perry.

I“illiz — w. w. Meiiish. J. Mc- Eachern, .1. Campbell

2.4a a A. coin.

1.54 — Dr. T Geocheit, W. ii. Jenkins, Do i

n as JUNIOR GIRL! I HOLES ‘ Ml

- Min! M. tumult. Elslno Reynolds. Holly MacMIl- Inn

and — Audrey Grant, Judy aamblsy, Susan Saint. D o n n a Humbley.

3.12 —-Ann irwin, rat Stew- art. Barbie More-Ide.

SUNDA MEN! SECOND DIVISION

7.” l.m. -—- A. Macbeod. ll. Clementl, G. MuPhdrlnn.

7.06 — Al Gillls, G. D. Dennll. Guy Flatt

aii . 7.12 >— G. vial-on. John Cook.

Marriott F

when Alb meet Ottawa Rom In

MI Inlllnn. Al- 6

- Sc — N. MacDonald. '1'. Colel

eeli

Sat. Aug. 31le

PM} "1T

ng At Home; Faces Big Test On Monday

With Tuesday's surprise Sus- iunnlng through plays and talk- yards against Toronto, lie said

penninn ol Stephens. I near-

unanilnws all a American two

years ago with the University

l'lI Minnesota, Marrlutt Inherited

the firlt~alring quarterback 301:. D OF CHANGE

Ins to feel at home with Monte GLA

“I’m Ihlrlki'ul for the chance." laid Marriott. loft

Ia Impnfllnt both teams. Dotti All and 11th Riders have won once d lost twice this season. rirst- place namilton. ' n 2.: record. and Int-place Toronto Argonauts. who are 14. play Monday in Hamilton.

Trimble said the passing or quartasback miss Jackson was the decisive tactor tn lite Rough

[HE over PIN/QTY prelurmnnces he's gaining continence.

“You h ve to iind those things out sod then you kind to! set plays In your head that 'you‘ll use in certain situations," said Marrlatl. who played ior Smnli Troy stats Teachers Col- lege in Mobile_ beiore joining the Giants.

He said the Ais have this receivers. particularly Ill-star end Marv Luster.

“Man really has a lot oi moves. He's going one oi these days.

Marriott said he didn't need to adiust much to handing ball pit to the Als‘ three main hall - carriers — George Dixon. Don clash on itaokie Dave Hoppmann. who ramped inc all

Ito brelk out ‘

e rookie award—open

1 they all take the ball much the

urns way. The A15 will still be without Icentre Joe Slral‘ina and delta» sive tackle Ted Elaby. Milt Grain will replace Straclnfl, who inlured his hall in I freak lawn - mower accident, while Dick Dalalri will like the plane of Elxby, who has I dilloclled elbow. The Als expect In line 21-year- Mnntrealer Gino Beretta as punter, opposing Ottawa rookie Rick Black, who has averaged .41 yards I kick tl'til reason. Berett- vlon the league‘- ‘ Cana-

dians only—two seasons but couldn't make the squa last year. Last week against

Toronto he averaged 39.9 yards. din

Sandy Does It

SANDY Koufax finally dnd

it.

He has won mnnbar an utter letting San Francisoa Giants .down with three base hits in me opening game oi their crucul dour-game series with Dodgers Thursday night.

Kliqu has bad in kind an inch oi late and that lznib victory was a hard one to conic by. Dodger. could never get libeir grant burler any runs when he was out there and three ‘tlmes in a row be tailed to get the win altce hurling grass bass. lhall. Dodgers won those games but Sandy got credit lor no vlcluriu.

However. it was a Merenl story Thursday night as the Alstonle went out Lhfil‘e determined 1.0 make amends 1)!) Sandy (or their lack 01' support in recent games They slammed the loan around in pleat style, garnering eici-cn runs ior m ‘lduimdar.

it was indeed a big one its the Dodgers who were showing definite signs or min: apart at tbs seams. it meant that Gianna coiud do no better than saln two games in the series in which they badly needed a sweep. indeed the Giants would need three victories lo a row to accomplish this much now and that's going to be a tough order

The Fighting Irish 8'! The City Softball League champions and dramatic fashion

Bls Shamrocks the Irish (Ed It in Down 34 in games in the bowel-norm final, tho Sham looked like a beaten chm, However. they apparently never got t idea thermelm because they roared back to Win lJu'ee h

Ridel's' 31-14 trounclllg of the A . 15. But h hoped Marriott can out-throw Jackson. Marriott is known chiefly a! a drop-back planer. He said picking up I new team's pul p "Erna is the hardest part of back' 101:. butby

a

ables

Draw Released

Burns. Alex Wilson.

7.42 — Alvin Rowlcdge, J. M. Mulligan, Allan champion.

7.4a — Vern Wilson, J, Cramp- sey. E. Crow.

7.54 — Geo. vessey. Ed Tun per. Willie Dunn,

am — Jack Vautour. Vernon Fred ckiver. Dr. T. Laldlaw, David John Smallman. 4. Mcl-lardy. 5. Stew- art. F. Pierce.

ti.1ti — Don Perry. 5. J. Gal- lant. Harold Magee.

3.24 _ Chas. While. Jim zinc den. in. Dairy.

am — A. Brooks. 6. Smith.

L. M. iiruce.

8.36 — stu Layers, John Pick- rll, H. .W Vacheresse.

p.42 — Ken MacDonald, Earl Baker, Glen Mum .

m —John MacNela. May- naid Simpson, Waller Wysnd.

8.54 — Gallant, Dennll Gallant. Bernard MacNeiu, Mar- vcn MacDonald.

NS smsT DlvtsroN

9.00 — s. D. Maciray, .1. J. Stewart. Butch McGee.

9.0a _ Vance Harris. Tiios. Dawson. I'IE. Burris.

9.12 ~ A Farris. .l. Vera-null. non Atkinson.

9.1a - itcx 1-iebb. !. Miller. Dave cox, J. Martin.

has —Jas. Mactean. salon Macrsrlane, J. Johnson.

9.30 k E. Martin, G. 0. Moore.

Simpson. 8.06 _

Ail-ken. n.12

John Wilson. 9.36 e G. R. Cameron. A. 5. bags. I! A. Home. 9.42 H E. Duchannn. Reg Newson. Harold Howatr. sill

MacGretlor s. — and Dunning. c1iti Heald. Byron Hatfield. p.54 — Geo. Nicholson. Dr. w. MacDonald. a. Topper. _ tum — n. Hidnlel'. alias Low- ess.

ii. . MacDonald. l. Berrigan G, Bernard. 19.12 —Dr. Gallant, Mei Ki". 1 .1ii — Dr. 1.. Cox, 6. L. cro- sler. D. Clarkson.

inzi — Fred Jardine, r cro chett it. Glover.

10.30 — John Welldon. r a ul . . La .

MENS anMrionsri 10.3h — G. r. Marshall. livnn. Keith Cnrmlch

10.12 —iiob Schuman. D. a. Saunders. M. R. Kennedy.

iiua — 1. Marine, Dr. K. irwln. F. G. Taylor.

10.54 —- R. Judge W. a. Wood. M. Rogers, Jiggs MacDonald.

11.00 — EC. Taylor. J win, Dr. w. Moreside.

1.06 — Geo. Scantlebury, o. nirchas, A. G. Mac ilia

11.12 — G. aux-swan. D. v MacDonald. s Dumb].

1115—1: Siniui.ArtMacxea- sir. 1.. v. Windsor.

11.24 — Wm. Beer. a. Sound. Merl Macxensle.

aAMTlONsnir

II’ . lul-

k.

M. srancoeur. 7.1: _ Fred oavtson. Ted ae- biirt. ll. Dlsm . ms _ 1.. .l. l:chisey. a. lien son, J. Mum . “no ~ c. Coady, Dr. u. w Chapman. irlcis i-ienry 1.x —

Nicholson Two Strokes Bohlnd

SAINT JOHN. ".3. (CP) — Dons sanders. nits-cold assis- taat proissslooai at Rival-aloe GoII and

third-year biIlIneu Illrllloll mdanl II the Univer- Jlty of New Bron-wick carries a Mamie Ield over champion DIII Illnch of Reed- Inl. M"... Into the final 1! hole: or tho I hole (nonunion! today.

One lme ballad Ellnlckl In M Nicholson of Cannot-h. P.E.I.. III! 139 Exalblflm Open winner. pill mum Icon: of 3144.

Other III-ode" In the tourney nabbed II followlt Cecil now Illa. 1|. III! Glam 1'

a R. E. Jenflnl. D. R.

1” Mn.

LADIES C 11.30—Pelfle Calplttl Blanche Hog], Mn. . W. Ch pml . 11.36— Mn. R A. Borne, Mn. A

G. W8. M" W ill.

.1. K. Beer. Mn. A G MICMII- ii.

u — Mrs. nex'nebh' , Mrs.

11.“ A Man Silly BIG. Mrs, E 'l'lyfi'lr, Miss M. How-

Itt. 11.54 — M1" Slndrl Eldu'kln. Kay M . M11. M

IVIXION 12.0) — All. Ray. Mn. ‘1'. Laldllw. M", R. A. Parker. 12.06 — n 1. Mchellln. . M. Fania. — . N. WIlJon. Mrl. Wen. MneDrullld. D. Dakar. 1.215 — Mrs. Geo. Bum. NI I M Klrk. Mn. .1. W. Mlle Kenzle. 12.“ — MLII Mary Torrie. Mn.

G. F. Martha". 11.!!! —MIII Mug. lardlne. . .Y. C. Gallant. In. Ralph

Murlnne SECOND DIVISION 11.36 V Mrs. Pnyllll WIIIIon. sT. MICE-chem. Mu. Earl

. . Mn. .

Willi-ml. Mil. M. MldMIlluI.

12.“ —- Mrs. A. Gludel. Mn.

Clarenco Cody. Mr F. Trainer. Mr!

erlllet Llng. Mn. 5. Carr. Ch

VIIWMTIM

Go-Kart

The linnl lag Gil-Kart diampi presented at ‘ Monday Septemner 2. Sponsor. wtl be The Mari

'on.

No power classes are being held. stock ‘A' class, which in- cludes engines up to 57 c.c. 11y placement. and Super ' will takes engines up to 6.1 the. dis- lwlacement.

Racing will begin at 10 o‘clock in the morning and continue 0 until approximale 5 o'clock. A Drier lunch period will

Ch'ships

Going Monday

divide morning Ind allern o o 11 sessions.

Point! for the Coveheld event willbeaddedtothepoinhwon It the July 1 Nova Scotia meet and champions and Manors“! will be awarded Prize! and tro- phies [allowing the day's race].

Karla and driven EXDEChed to

all Participate will come from all

three provinces and many these will be seen In the regular Saturday lug card.

Following ars the drivers with filer kart numbers and points to

of action It nlflt rib

Track Meet Going Today

More than 200 track and field athletel. representing some alhleflc clubs from all th 1' e e

lotion today at Memorial Field.

The 1718 meet. staged by th e provincial division or physical education. under the direction at Dave Boswell. will get under- way at 1V o'clock thin morning. and will conclude sometime around 5 p.m, Afternoon activi- ties will It“! at 1.30 ellet the noon relk.

Meet director Boswell said last night that entries will be accept- ed at the track tor boys and girls who want to enter the low- or no races. There are in n r classes for sirIa—ll years and under, 12, 1:. and 14 years, and the some for boys. All In u 1’ girls' classes will go 60 yards. while boys of 11. 12, and 13 will race 75 yards. and the 14ryear- olds will go loo yards.

These age races tor the young- er boy: and girl: will he raced on! lirst. starting at 10 o'clock aha .

Charlie anllerri is starter lor the meet. and ‘ is clerk of the course. Track finish judges ars Jack n

Maritime provinces. will be in p

STACK 'A' cuss

77— Ray Bin. Covciiead (to). 11 «Michael Myrick. Sackville. 11.5. (cm. to —Al Burfnrds shear-water, NS. 127). B— Ferguson, Saint John. its. (an . 3— 130b Dabsnn, Halifnxp NS. tint. iii—Donald Em, muss, N.s. iii), 11 —Al lemme. Saint

Blackburn, sackvlllc. NS.

17— David MICK/3y. IIan

(2). 10— Slenhen Given. SIEIWII- l.