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I mmcnmwua July“. 1903..

SPORTS FRONT

B PIUS CALLAGHAN

Popular With Fans

taken Canadian driver: right to

HANGDR ruin] tan- b hearts

Thls i5 pamcularly true of driver! of Prince Edwald Island fluted horses that are terms so ireu at the stair iaii- lherc.

Bill Boyies tzave us a copy oi the Bangor Daily hen and In it we ind a tour-column spread under this headin EJ. Sables, Drivers making top showings It Baunur meet.

Says The Daily News: "Withuul his colors at nine and whit.- you'd pass him by as it kid stable workcr But chige -sticks' Friarell dashed a wide boyish arm as he rcmarked. "This is any first year ot driving."

Gear '

s one oi tour Canadian driven to hand tor Tho Bangor State Fair race program. That is one oi tour represent. ing Prince Eduard island. ‘Stlcks' is one ot three irnni the island itsell.

Frlzccu hat ucvcr need oirlcially on s -nrn L‘hnrioltetown track. Now he is with Summersidt‘s hiapcu hits and has three horsea ot panpor. Ludy Lakebum. Gullun .lup. and Humeatretch Lady. In 34 dashes including last Saturday's program. George had six ilrxts. tire tccondtt and three thirds.

Friend Against Friend

FRIZZELL raced against another Chat-lottctownian last Sap urday but this chap. .iohn ‘Ellddv' Campbcll, as much more experience than l‘rizu-ll For 'Buddy‘ h is his tcnlh season and he is at Bangor with Bill Boyles‘s horse he horser are Amos Frost. Stormy Song. Frimn. Lola Hat and Hi My The last vlnrd u had has that Smith had won tour. placcd lit-a um: and . tinished third uu thrcc occasions.

Another Islander on hand was Earl Semple. Kcnsinrton. lie I: no stranger to thc Bangor track. Earle has been going to Maine tracks since 1947. He has six hursca ut his n and two with ctrultl’ller h. F. steelr. Earir's horses are .It cl's iiiratn. Blue sky 5,. Littlc Thunder r. Tern llup. Craitau nhbe and liln'tiu Gallon. \l'iih Steele he has Billy flash and Cappy Gallon —

LAST Keasun Earle has loading driver hi the Banzor meet. Ilthuugh he raccd only three oi the tour ucctx Alirr the nrcsciit meet ends in Bausnr iii cat-iy August. Eat-1c mac bond for \lcre non Dottns, His 1 mar-Did sort. Curl. hm appllcd (or his USTA driver's l1l-Ch<v

Hcrm Rolland is rampalgnihl with Pi'lnrr Edward island homes. aithounh he himscti is not an tsinmtcr. item has a stable tor Kinlmra's Stan Mayhew. lie is years old and this is hit 12th year oi drll‘luK. Right now he has 11 horses in Ms charge. 11c has 117 trins to his credit this srasou nnn his mark is 22-9 >19. Highlcy‘s Way. he coilsidflrs the best trottrr hr has t nook he vron the leuture et-cnt uitlt Highiey‘a

Wav In 2

9. Helm hails from Buctmtuhe. NB.

Fine Hospitality

ALL thcse drivers have proved deridvdiy popular with Bangor farts. hill hoylca tells us the treatment :ircn the boys is excellent and that noes iur owners S< uell Hill is going back once morc hclorc his horscs rcturn to the l~ r ..

Fans will welcome the return of thC uuvtes‘ stablt- in early August. Hill has n tine group of horses th will indeed make hurncss racing much more intcrcsting when they start here on island tracks.

Shorts Front is delinhted with the sncrcss enjttud hy>lllb tstandcrs ut hannor and we hope the good tnrtune will continue right lhrouch until rinsing uluht. August 3.

That. we are sure. is the wish at all local rerun: tans.

Good Ball Games

CITY Baseball Leaatte and City Sotib:

Leanne rcutcsts 'tlly sale to

cams much in the picture and pi

are very both leagues promise to be the best in years” _ Icrvlng up a pretty (sir brand oi hull and more talks almqu show u]! tor till: iirst class rntcriatnmcnt

SPORT OF KINGS

Souris Fans Are Treated To Thrilling Ball Battle

Ily ED CtileoV Eoltria Burt‘au of the Guardian dav On Sunday attornnun past. he Gcorgctoun

\loreil uiil he

‘scI-iediilerl tor ll’iis ruining Sun- single to right on a shot, Cola visiting mail Ind second baseman Peta Thrsc l\\'n trams Rose took a swtpc at iictding

petc nose titl. oi Cincinnati ' Reds is caught between third base and home in an attempt- ed linuth steal against the

‘Maloney Fires l-Hitter ‘As Reds Shutout Chica

By THE C NADIAN PRESS i Cincinnati .tlm Mnlooey yielded a lirst inning single to Ellis Burton and held Clill'hgo Cubs hitless the rest 0' the way in loading the Reds to it Hi victory Tuesday. Maiuuey struck out 13.

‘ Funk Rnbiuson smiled home the winning run in the eighth thnlnE rill Lar Jackson to break the scoreless deadlock gand help liialoney to his 15th triumph in it! decisions. ESTARTS RALLY

i The game's only run was blirll‘tl by Tommy Harper'l leadoti single. He was lorced by Vada pinson Gordy Coleman singled Pinsnu to third Marty KPnilgh ran for Coleman. and when Robinson singled Pinsou scored Loser Larry Jackson, loin! .iioii-n to his eighth loss among ‘li? decisions, than stranded bulll lrunnert by retiring John Ed- wards and Gene Frees. op infield rollers.

‘ In winning his third straight lhls S9ISU'L inlded his only hll ill

(tom the Cubs \iaioi-icv the Email.

patchcd the closest King's Cou. nty Lcaeur :ame plated in Soil- ris this year And the Climax was thC best part. tardiaau opened the scoring in the lust innings, and about another run in the third. Built at these runs were uncarncd Thcn in the tourtb inning. sourlt scored three unearned runs tn take the lead. They added the iirst earn. ed ni oi the game in the trim inning. to lead the game by two nuts.

The acora remained that why uhlll the top ot the seventh in- ning when the boya irom Car- digan pushed across two runs to tie the game and pet the stage tor the dramatic ninth in- ning. Cain started the inning oil by grounding out. but LcClair wax sale it the catcher utter striking out. But. that‘s as tar its be got. ‘t'ba next batter. All Gardner new out to lettltelder Earl MacLea and that's when Wiu Couobau atrode to the plate.

Will was trying to

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have mrt tulrr already illl< your bull1 tailed *0 come up with lhz ' . . l a

41 The second game oi the attor- untln SCF< thr Bombers l‘lnm‘ Poakes at Snurls in their milv‘

BASEBALL a to (up no out..." SCORES with i ll. but ills Soul‘ls lad i

pro t-nuinc rcvonac in the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS‘ hcr game. Cardiuan will be National League

visiting tilt Stewart The latter Cincinnati mmnio— t H tram won hnth e. rs play cago 000mm. 11 earlier. but. dcb't scli ihesei Maloney llS-Bt and Edwards, Card on be short Jackson «ital and hanew. . purine the Smiths Fishcrica 5'; Louis 100 inzum— 5101‘ Exhibition and , , the Milwaukee mooiooo—i oz sour: Fire Dept. won the PEI sadecki its—pl Taylor tsi andl Tug. war championship By McCarver. chdiey. 15-71 Ptclle some ovcrslcht this did not ap- lal, Fischer till. Raymond .7». pear in the coverage oi events. Funk I9l and Crsutlall. HR. 1 The Fire Dept. driraled Red Mll—Crandull t ,

point in two straight pulls in American League the iinalt to Win the me. This First

corner extends rohnratulations Chit-tin to the new island champions Detroit .Membrrs oi the winmne sound lauzharril. Fiaher ts-n ‘are: Clarence Vtarnnhalrl. Fni- Phillips tin and Carreo eerie Duets. Ecri Footiet. ‘lier- spun" i9 . pi m pm...” James 11. Mac- Hus: ChieNicholson tilt. bet

titanium—1111 oiamotx—s It)

lliu Chapman

LET’S PLAY TG

Chicago ('1le in the ttrsl inn- trig oi yesterday's game. nose is trapucd between catcher Mcrril llnnetv and third

CINCINNATI Pl'l'Cll‘ER Jim Malonry. right it a most nap. py icliow utter hurling a one-

ittcr acainst the Chicago Cubs ycsterdny With him in

SUMitiHRSIDE— B i a n c h e

lent I long drive deeP

mm "em “m 100de .Cofiin. Spam am lam-s Mat»

iDouz-lrl end peter uunphy. The Riylglmrlsi'llceltl? :;:l:lh:tlt:itetm la coached bv Con. lumea run. ut. with the crack 1hr" c”- 5““"’ “CM?- bat. leit lielder Earl yiacLoan The ilchedllle in tho South was running. and tom ‘Town baseball Leakuc la halt other. he made the catch . season by tuddenly relehlul this the Uptownera were leading out and spearinp the ball I! it ‘0" Cvnltrtvwnm by only one was about to land. "a m m. came. The owntownan while rally. at present not in the running. Pitcher Colin Craig led on were lumVillll every tlm! out. tor Sourla in the bottom oi trial-lid can be um ml ve nlnth inning. and pot nicked M, tho other two tame a battle. the arm by a pitched bull. Thit Will! the 12-10! nude is l lit- broutiht Augustine "auntie-Wile l’llnrl- ian support, Come on. Cllnlon to m. at“... TD m the Jun]. and watch the kid: In ac- uge tor you. we remind ytm lion The brand oi ball to well at thia leanuc is produmin- "10 ll lr alely mu men. and Guslla i. it takes money to keep bate- a very lmall titteen yur oiri.jball leagues going. pm. unite. with the result. that every onie‘enulpmmt all cost money 50. lipid in the lune pulls tveli hilwhenever you com in (men. tor him. A a Conn," “when it comes couection time. lowed thia pattern. and Gustieidu n.

a let! Innuigfllleldm'”: pit... ' stung. 2:33. KINGFISHERS

and lot-"Elite bull. Gulsl: was

to I!!! like it

ICMI (II I llama ml Ind lolril llzd Won “lair thle um. Both Dilolllrl. Colin CrIil til Jnhtllty's Kluglillten default!

Soul'll IM Lorne Mulan o! i th! RCMP [M In I Commercial

Cardigan pitched load untea. ‘Lenue puma latl eventu.

Colin 1cm tlfll hill. and Bern-n! Phi: Mucle III will mu While mun no villain pitch. Ha lliowed nnhiu.lwoflwumunhrhm W . I“ M Cd 01" livinl lwly in Mill DI!- ‘neknuhhn. Helium-Muhnulghlunup I'm l'lllll an (our hltl. Myron

IL! I» In Week. vmt'lln diatom hr LII.

nonald. Waldrnn riincwrll. no — asm 14L itendint: <Ilampiou oi the worn ' dcrtck Chaiaslnn. Kenneth Chais- TM Angelou out moon—o p o en‘s prlll'iilCial poll tournament. son. Michael Dunphv. and Roy New york micouox— 7110 headl I “510152 soul-n in the

m ltwo - tiny annual gull tourney “a which ccta underway this Fri. Wu. day at the summertldo Goli and icountry Club.

Miss lioizg. recent winnrr in he women's division oi the Sum-

Foytack 424». spring Fowler isl. Osinski «in ‘Foties. atrick (7t: liiams tint. Hamilton 43) unit iioward. tins: Nyk Blunchmd: 2 46!. Boyer till. |

Baltimore too to: on.._ t u 1 tournament. will be vytnp tor an i 05......“ (4,7, DMWM,‘ m unproccdented airih ornwn when Buy-mm. (at my “mom... I...» the toes nil in a threesome in. pert to»; Barber ill-7i Indicluditll: Mrs. A G. Mothllan ,othn up. whom... (pt, mud Mrs F. M. Cannon ot Char- ‘xop... cu, m «09.1 "I lottetnun at one o'clock Frill-y.

3.54... m Hi Paul entries will be accepted

Segut lost and Edw .10! the pro slurp»

neither. tl-al R It: is) Ind Th? "peniml dxy draw i! It Tillman. follmvt ~ lMiitueaota i p m 7 Miss Blanche Hugg. l uiloouoooeonll—z Il‘Mrs A G MarMillau. Mrs F. Cleveland M Chhnnn.

"MM—4 7' lM--M RA.

paacual (HM! and anttey; .y; c not"? Mr yllmfiflm

lem l7-9l and Romano. Amiei Hz ,: M}, '

itiil. tilts Clo—Kirkland tiol. - M" ' “run”. (“I ‘Mn Willinm Beet. Mrll. Gurduu linen no u- til-11d with hill 1‘" ‘lloti parker. Mra. G, Wood

18 ru He Have up ll illu- i m _Miaa sully Butler. Mrs.

Bum-n John-ml Ind M m m ! ID. Slmlou. Min lrit MacLelL Foniton homered tor the what... her. while Bishop and Maynard ' . hit circuit clout. tor the Mural :dnm‘m'; “if”? lbw" tier Altle F‘Innullln Wu H atig'A'L I"; "" “ "' M"- “" 9"” "T "'3 "m" ' ‘ ‘— mhl Marlo. unwatt

n" m I“ n‘. o‘nt-ieu. Mn. w. G.

swoon ll poyto. tor m it: _' Mn. paul Sehurmln. health cellel. ll hollifi Ita- l'ill'l. W. L. MacDonald. Mn. 8. elr

lions Ind two lnnlo tannin. cot- iem i. m . LU _ Mn. naiph stiliohaat.

1. Mn.

Nothig

MacQuaid Hurls Flyers To Win

The Flyera avenged a H de. irapie on back to back tingle. Rovers by edging them 5-4 in The never: got one run back baseball action last evening. In thc tourth (route on Harry Carl Mcouald. went all the Callflghuu'l single and Lloyd way for the winner: to pick up Doiron‘s double. but the Flynn the victory. l-le allowed a total scored twice more in the part or nine hits while walking one inning to take a 4-1 lead. and striking out tour. The hover: weren't thruth Lloyd Doiroli. went the dip yetlhough as they bounced back lance on the mound tor the lop‘with a lug hovers and was touched ior enth and tinaliy tied up the can- eight hits, He walked three test by pushing I run Icml in while tanning one batter. the top oi the ninth. Freddie MuCDoled wet top The Flycra wasted no time to gun tor the winners coming up the that at the inning at Mus

baseman Ron Santo Gordy Coleman attempted to steal second at the some time. The umpire is Ed Sudnl.

go

. Dunn and Sobey each had two aid led all hitters with two hits ‘hits. with one oi Subey's being i in thre

tlls dressing room il Fnuk Robinson who batted in the game‘l only run 3: Cincinnati won. 1-0.

Ladies' Tourney Going On Friday

‘Mrs. J. W. MIcKenzie, Mr]. R.

lHogg. iivetlnte winner and de—.Nurmun.

—Mrt Eunlaln. Mia u. IGormley. Mrt Burke. i no _ M Tom Baker. min a. Conway. Mu. F. MacMillau. zoo — .loau Austin.

Wendell Benton. Mrs. E. haker. l 212 _ y. Corry. Mn. C. Gallant, Mn. .1. Machuit.

I 2 in —Mra. .l. Bertizln. Mn.

“l; fiwvuv and n m um. w, mote Waxhlnm mmm— o n mersidr Lobster Carnival poll c A. Candy.

‘ 124 -— Mn. C. M. Muck-n.

with three hlta in iive trips to Donald picked up hu third hit the plate. Billy sherry had two And later scored the wluuliui hits in live tripa. alto tor the run on an arm and a tleldei-t winnera. choice ploy.

Gordie Whitlock. pltylng that base tor the Raven meat-head-

p it lot I Liston gin? bout to the Lats litigate-

laid Lin bout u auto where Ltaton could in his own promoter. He said Lla- ton II president M interconti- ne ill mutual.

which Nllou‘l brothers. {est Monday It the hind! GI LII. by MacDonald Ind Sherry IMLBIZII. III oflicllls. all well

' as is an

Nllon laid he huldl no Ilock. TALKS CONTINUE .

continue with Clay an

to

date within a week or 10 days. it tlta

pair at tallies in the sev- Sept.

dium ia the target. Clay has 5233.130

been uttered 21) per cent.

Dear loo anxious in fight again In two months.

ed their attack by blasting out

, {three hits, Including I long LI'I-

ple in live trips to the plate. The Flyers jumped into art

early 1~fl lead when Len Bi!st Vicinity wishing In ploy Inse- baii are asked in report to the scared on Forbie Kent“?le duu- baseball field this eveninK ind- ble iu the iirst inning. They pdtl- nestlayt at 630.

who had reached on an error

Parkdale Midgets Ball Practice

All midceta in Parkdale and

Liston Indicates Might ht Cassius Clay

mild kno'okout oi trioyd

by non it upon one baaic procaine—“it tlu tint w the price to t 1' ‘ LA! VEGAS, Nev. (APl—lprice to right." Patient»: in 1 minute: and 1.0 nod-y. it it malle thelilellslll Sunny Litton indicated Tuesday; The myeurold champ we. in seconds Monday night. he no tight in swimm- m that he might not light Caasliui good humor II he met nowa- At the nine e, 1’ like Jack aaya. it he can [how Clay in September as proposed.‘ineu at hia hotel headquarters waa flying back to New York. m. . my to mm m tax but lett Ill plum dependentlto discus] bit iuturo and h etermlnod to keep on fixhdulv pmblcma. id like to fight it,"e George para-nus. Lu- - into. a yea ” elm promoter. 0" I Elm" , e w d about Clay'u nplee oi 32.750000 la the Liston credentialu no legitimate my.

mutational mu lenger.

"I would say Clly hat a lot to learn." Liston said. “I hope nobody teaches him before I get to him. You any be ha: .sooed. What speed? That's what they taid Ibmtt Fatterson. i don’t think Clay is halt the fighter Patterson ix. I‘d alt him on my knee and nurse him. but it be tight to tight somebody filse.”1'll brush my hands of

m. DIDN’T In'l' HAITI)

Liston Hid he bud no! hit Patterson “as hard IS I I'll! some at my sparring partners." ‘ Liston. a t-toi tavurite. was 110 t the "villain" with the crowd of 30 In Phlludelpllll Stu-

ise'um Febriury. .lack Nupn. Sonny's advisor. would be held in

3

The.- Jim

lawyer. Sal Avena.

lion llld mollulimtl would d he hopes anmuuct I delinil: site and

‘7.813 that paid a gross gala oi tee tha "light" at Convention Centre. He had this comment about the boo : "when i heard them. 1 and “i would say September Ll‘tu hcll with 'em. I‘ll iix ‘em.

however. Liston did not up

pretty last." Liston replied total them keep on pool“, p“ a question about his plans.

Good Racing Card

taut i know i‘m on top."

ed uuottier tally in the third ages 14-16. inclusive.

LL. ACTION

Angels Defeat Lowly Braves

Sox ‘4 in I very exciting can- test. Ken Doiroii's single in the

In little league activity yesle I blasted the

M Winston Weatharbie. Mumu- of the game and handed Bob

Tlill include!

G ' At 5' 'd

Harness racing mum to the‘ The clmitler has come throurh Summerside Raceway tonight will an exciting looklnl card with a stellar eight program liu- and mid mutuel pays 80119" ed up tor the large crowd cit-.mnst likely tonight. W _ . The management is hoping loi-

Something novel is being trim a successtul night and th on this we...“ Th", do“. ‘who attcnrl uro aura going to an. ble dash aiiairu but on horses 10y themselves. wit 1 got an opportunity to no. First dash E09! twice. The top tour in dashes‘ one and two out together int dash live. The last tour in the‘ some dashed make up race ppm. 1 her xix.

uash seven will tiud the iirsll

dprn.

Enman Drug Co. Here Tonight

Johnny‘s Kingfishen will mm

(our horses ol dash three thug-‘Euman Dntg (If Summerside in ling WILll the Iirst tour horses 01 an exhibition snithull game to dash tour. The tinal race oi the be played at the Hospital Diu- night. dash eight. will tlnd the mond at Victoria Park tonight

‘Cuunler the Cards beatcd the‘

Begin Saturday

with the lush. McKanna the pitching victoryt Weatherble.

phan waa tugged For die Angels.

e Dal

run. For the slumplug'Kay blasted a home run tor the proves. Dave Maclunis and par-lloaers. Carmichael with a dou- ry Doucetta each collected twn.‘ blue and wooiridge with a tri- ' . tple supplied the only extra baa. in the second little league on. hits oi the game (or the loaerx. in Bantam-Midget action, the MeLs H. Doug Mobba picked up White Sox edged the Giants M. the victory with the rcliel aid William Birt and Ron Carmic. of Andy Macxeuut. phll Cluye hael shared the pitching duties. bourne and Dave Dulrun each allowing only two hlta. They al- had two hits. with one or Doi..ao hit back to back xingiet to 'l'all'l. hiia being a circuit cloutlbrinp home the deciding mm with one man abo rd. ' the opening lrame. Jtthn in the final little garm- oi the l Don-no single proved decisive

day. the Yanks edged the lied tor the Giants pnlr 0! runs.