a ‘ * A : y 3 : ‘tan ‘ a i ? f ‘ ‘ . a i = ae we j f e - z = ome ~ a z } 2 . _ \< ’ Z { i ? . ’ * *m. I. ; «~ aa eee Cay . : mys ‘ 4 ” fe * j ea ® 10 : (NN Bunning 11-7 -and Patrvm./Cineinngtt $00 040 O%x-—10 189 tO The The Gnardtan, Ch rlottetown, | Mon. Ang. nS 1966. : p ~ BASEBALL RESULTS | ple” Laws Mikkelsen’ §),”Card- Farrell, Owens (43) (5) Sem- ' - well McBean (8 i Gon- bera’ (8) Raymond (8) and Or . der HR \Phila—-White (48) Heath. Brand (8); er. ‘Rald- SATL RDAY : bant. (7-4) and Grits HR” Chi Secand I Es 7 gs suchn (2) Davidson 5) mae SSOCIATEF PD _ PRESS’ Banks 161i PRT TO 800 200-1 TTT Nottebarr 797 and ¢ Aver Hh ee ee American League First Pitts. 000 000 041 O— 5 41,7 Hstn=-Staub~<H)- Harrison<5). Boston "040-130 000— &,92 San” Fran. >201 00200000 91 “Buhl. Fex 68) Knowles .(3) Cin—Rose (10), : Washington \ 000 000 002 2 60 Atlanta 901 620 200 MI— 6 192 \Vorhame (1-0) (9) Herbert (10) OF Ju ni Te Cantingg | 107) and’ Ryan; Perry. Linzy (4-8) (1) "Henry sad’ Uecker, “Dalemple _ (19); McCormick «( 10¥, Kreutser-;! (11). MeDaniel. (1!) and Haller; jg), Opell‘) McBean (8) STANDINGS | a l6r Cox: (8) and Casanova. Johnson, Carroll (8), Abernathy pace 4.4.) 9). ‘and- Pagliaroni, An excellent ‘standard of play year-olds, Dana Houd vie “HRs Bos—Smith (8), Scott-/(20as | (S47 110) and Torre. HRs’ San (ner i7). May (9) . National League ._. was in evidence Saturday after- to the final by besting Gary New York..- 000000 000— @ 31 Fran—Mays (a4). "AU JONES ec : : W 1. Pet. GBL noon as the centers of Charlotte- Ready 6-2 and 6-3 and then’ cut- Chicage'” ~ 062 PO OMx— 6 20 213 ew York 070 non 000 1 so LOS Angeles 58 42 5M — town and Summerside divided played highly tanked Art: Mac ae ia tan sacond New. .¥ OF as Pittsburgh 60 43 583 ~ «honors inthe Prince Edward Is- Quaid 6-2-and 8-4 in a battle of Naeas 12 . honors in the Prince (Womack a a eae San Fran. 100 000 198 2 23 Chicago by ag wo San Francisco 61.44 581 ~- land Junior tennis champion-| services. - Peters TTA and fomana ~Attarta [304 OFA —TS2e1 Peterson st Foe ory °~— Sr ois 54 48 529°" S'a Ships. Each Captured titles” ‘in’ In the girls division: Trane, ices 000 000 N00— @ 11° ‘Priddy . 422% Sadecki (3 4 and aan cm Ae SDD : * Philadelphia “55, 49 529 St ‘four, events ‘Johnson, city, “and. Dawna“ Minnesota 011 030 20x— 718 O Distr" Lemaster (97) and Oli ie Cinsinnati 30.53 .485 10 Young Leo Killorn of Charlotte Champion of Summerside .show- Short (22), Drabowsky 16), -Ye HRs: Atl—Oliver (36) See ee Ne a “Houston 49 54 476 { toyn and Gary Raynor of Sum: jed a bit toq much bolts. for the eA Te ; ae SUNDAY New ‘York ; 000 000-— Atlanta 48 56 -462 12'° merside put on perhaps the best.|rest-of.the entries as ‘they cop- Brabender: (9). ‘and Rornovaky:. American Leavue Chicage O40 600 10x— 5 50 New York AT 55 A6L 124 displays in the 12 and 16 year |/ped their respective divisions Ponwel): tis) aus Peery. vl Rosten 200.000. 0%— § 98 Hamilton | 62). Ramos (2) Chicago - 32°71 311 28 old events respectively. Killorn, (Champion made her march to eee Kilk . eh ~ C ** Washington - 000 002 000— 2 91 Boyton. (5 Womack (7) and American League an underdog frony the local ten- the 16-year-dld division champ- my Ne Bennatt, McMahon (3-6) ‘4) Howard, John (%6) and Ro- Raitimoré 69 35 663 — nis trials ‘to the end‘‘of +t he ionship without dropping a match Detroit 000 000 001=="1 30 and Ryan;. Hannan. Lines +2) mano : see Detroit “$5. 47530 13° tourney showed his competitive |and Jane Johnson dropped Nor- Kansas City 000.000 20x — 2 50 it) Kline 718). an@ Casanova. Baltimore 010 000 210— @° 90. Cleveland 54 48 529 14 spirit as he first. disposed: .of ma Spears 9-3 and followed with Lolich '9), Sherry (8) and HRs: Bos © Conighare <1). Minnesota |» 000 000 000% 0 53 ‘California 54 49 524 1412 Steve Kelly, Summerside 6-2,)a 9-4 triumph. over. Linda’ Mac- : MacFarlane; = Odom, . Gree ida Wash—Howatd (12) Watt (8-2), Fisher ‘8)/and Ha- ‘Minnesota 5152 495 17!2 6-4 and continued his wininng|Lean in one of the best matches \ (91) Stock 1 1-M.. 19) and Roof. bp ipgs a ney: Katt’ (148); Worthington Chicago 51 52 490 18 ‘ways whipping ‘favored Bruce |of the day i ladies were Play. Cleveland = =—=»-_— 900 601 OOH 1 71 Tetroit 000'200 003— 5 30 8, Cimino (9) and <Baltey, New York 47.55 461 21. MacDanold 6-1, 4-4 in the finals, ing pro sets in which the fits ‘ « California" 000.001 001 > 3® Kansas City 100 102 000-— 4120 Nixon +6) Kansan’ City 45.57 -.441. 23. Killorn displayed fine defensive player to get to nine wins. The i Bell (11-7) and Crandali Mohbouqu ette. Wickersham Las Angeles’ 101 001 003— 6 121 Wechington 47. 61. 435 24 tennis and a good all round) 12-year-old. division was copped Chance (8-12) and Rodgers. (6), Aquirre (6). Gladding 4-0) St.. Louis 620 110 000—.4 81. Boston 45 61 425 25. game in winning the title with- by Clair Gallant as she ousted eS “National League. - - ligy Sherry. (9) and’ McFar- Osteen, Miller. (5), Perranoski a pedisee ‘i a f sadcineg haniianbaee t in doubt yt Houston 000 010 MOO— 1° HK 1 th. G im} 9}, Regan (9-1 8) and .Rose- n .equally. fine per ormance ne division was yet in dou \ Cincinnati. 00 200 O3x— 5101 pad: nm and et un Bet: netrc Capleton: Piche ‘3\. Hoer- PITCHERS was given by him as he breezed and two city girls, Nancy-George , : a Cuellar 47-3). Raymond i%) Cash i 15) ner 34 R and. McCarver. ic past three strong players to take and Francis Whitlock were to ra 2 and-Heath: Ellis (7-14) and Co § as : HR. LA—Stuart (7 caeass PROBABLE honors. in his class: He was ex-|play off for the title later on A ker. HRs. Cin Pinson‘), Detrai 2000 002—37 10@ San Fran. 001 101 100— 41111 a tended in his first set as he de- this week. The tourney was a iS Joh 13 : etal - oi. 61 Atlanta 000.200 I— 3. 52 “National League feated Joe Drane 9-7 and 6-2 and project of the City. Recreation % __ Johnson J feet ___. Kansas _ City —010 000 000—> 1.61 Atlanta.” eee ; “then went on to_potish: of Sher- Department and the Department — ‘Phila: 000-121-000 4122 Wilson (10-9) and Frechan; Rolin (6-6 and. Virgil: Kelley . San Egencisco (Gibbon: 3-6) at man Nelson of Summerside 42 of Physical Education ‘ Pittsburgh 000-100 000—"1 3® Rianco (0-1), Sanders (3). '.ind~,(0-2), Ritchie (7), Abernathy (8) New ‘York (Friend .5-5) 'N Tun G4, The Haat ean @ kee (ee i : a Jackson.(1-9)and — Vecker; blad (6), Grzenda~19)-and Rost. and Torre. HR: SF—McCovey Houston (Farrel: 4-7)—at Phit- as he whipped last_vear's aia "open ‘Toirnament Fryman (8-6), McBean (7).-Mik- HR Det—Horton «15) 2m), adelphia (Culp 3-4) N we champion Mike Duffy &-1 and Tee adcd aver iti ; ha kelsen (8) and Pagliaroni. HR: Cleveland 001 001 100 «3110 First Los Angeles (Koufax 17-5) at 69 and this is some indication Which wil played o s : . ; Ph—Alien (24) ; California 900 010 100— 2 61 Houston ae ee 18 Pie ae ae ae i of the improvement in the cal- foming weekend. All tourists Los Angeles’ 100000 000— 1 &@) Hargan (6-6) Tiant. (7). and Cincinnat oo— Cincinnati (O'Toole 3-3) ~ iber of. play. are more than weleome to par- ¢ é LEGION WINNER St. Louis 200 010 00x— 3° 8@ Azcue, Crandall (8): | Newman: Giusti (11-8) and Brand; Pap- Louis: (Washburn 94) N. | In the 18-year-old’ event t ticipate and ‘there have already: ¥ ors ee z ; Sutton 9-8), Moeller (6), Re- (1-5) Sanford-(6) Lee ‘7)~Rojas pas (#8), Baldschunt (8), Queen American League 5 final between Mike Sheen a ikce. ania ne » Don Beatteay, ‘public’ relat- Hank’ Seifred with: the Moose--° Atlantic Amateur Golf Champ- gan (8) and ‘Roseboro: Jackson (8) Burdette (9) and Rodgers. (9), Davidson (9) and Fdwarde | New oer lyre oy) at Cal. 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After Overtime Thriller.

LONDON . (CP) England, West’ German ‘Wolfgang We- which taugh e@ game. of_sac- ‘time period, after England had ber had forced the game into 30 cer to the reanie world, has stormed into the lead again, the /minutes” extra time. by tying the finally won—theSport’s greatest Queen was heard to ask: “How score 2-2 with less than a min- “prize—the World Cup. ~Tmueh” Tonger to” go” <= Jute left” pf the 90-minutes ree

It accomplished the feat Sa- APPLAUD VICTORS. ‘ulation. time. od turday with a 4-2 victory over! The royal cpuple applauded ‘Until. the last minute ‘al the - West. Germany in a __thrill- the winners vigorously —at the regulation, England seemed to packed. final that went into ex- windup. So did other persons in /have the cup firmly in its grasp fra time and. left the capacity ‘the- royal box, including the With its 2-1 Jead. crowd of 97,000 at. Wembley Sta- Duke and Duchess of Kent and | . Earlier, for: the first. time dium delirious. “such: political leaders ax Prime the competition, England” had

The heroes: © : Minister- Wilson and Conserva- found self behind as Helmut

—Inside_ forward Geoff Hurst. tive Leader. Edward Heath. ‘Haller’ put. ‘West Germany into

who scored: three of England's |. Sir -Stanley- Rous, president of | 1-0 lead ;

goals, including the han the . “World. Soccer-:Federation, That goal was the product -of-

_tra_time_after West German\\ said: later “The Queen enjoyed

had tied: the score-2-2-in: regil- the. match enormously and was _ lation play obviously. thrilled during the fi. (a faulty clearance right on to |

--England manager. Alf Ram- nal Part of the extra: time.” ‘Haller's font and waved his “sey-who-had chosen Hurst for Same of_the “English players arms in despair asthe blonde

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eran..Jimmy Greaves. ‘arivi ing rain which lasted briefly English goalkeeper. Gordon «. Newer hefore in? the 36-vear. lin. the second half. of regulation Banks. a e history of the quadrennial com: time—-sank to their knees: in a.. BY. the 18th minute, England |

petition had England ss much mixture of jov and exhaustion 84 equalized. A foil on Moore as placed among the top four as the fina) whistle blew. Othera ave England a free kick 30 finalists. danced around and embraced lyards from goal. Moore lobbed

England will reign as_world each ‘other a it In front and~ Hurst leaped | champion. until ' the 1900" clip | The West Germans congratu- igh over the German defence

competittion in’ Mexico. jlated them and then the Eng- {© head it home. 5¢ STARTED e land team marched to the royal! From the halftime score ef |

The -England-West' Germany hox where the Queen handed to-1-1, England moved into a 21 | diayoff climaxed a. competition team captain Bobby Moore the lead in the 78th minute with | which - started. mores. than -two World Cup- -officially known as Martin Peters scoring from four | years: ago with? more than 50 the World Championship—Jules yards. The German defence was countries competing to provide Rimet Cup, so named after the Split wide open, leaving Peters

the 16 finalists who. for the last-founder——_of--_the internationa}-2nd—Hurst, his Westham club-

“‘hree weeks, hrought FEneland competition mate. a simple path through the ; ‘ts greatest snecer exhibition The golden ‘trophy—a buxom, middle. .The West Germans were hid-

vfoot-tall lady with ‘an octagonal | ding for their second ctip ‘title. ‘how] on. her -shoulders — had itil They won it in 1954 in Switzer- heen well guarded until presen- ‘act. land and finished fourth in 1958 tation-tim ‘Nobody wanted to from

It looked safe for England un- Weber's last-second - rescue the product of: a free kick left-wing Lothar Emme: |

in. Sweden take -the slightest risk at it be- rich. The defending charnplone: ing ‘stolen again. It was” stolen ~Brazil. which had held the tro from a London exhibition hall HURST IN: AGAIN

Phy since 1958. went out of the last March and found a week , But. the sensations came tn ex- competition with defeats by Por- later by a dog sniffing in a:sub- tra time. In the 101st minute tugal and. Hungary “in. the urban garden. A man was jailed of the game, Hurst slammed in qualifying. rounds earllér in the for two vears for stealing it, a shot fro mfive yards. It hit the Bird. satellite took the fina] over.

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