I “flu Gunilla. Charlottetown Wed. Ang. 21 mo

SPORTS

By PICS CALLAGHAN

A Grand Success

Tim yur'l Gold Cup and Saucri‘ clmsic wal once again an mtstnnriing mess,

Originated in 1960. our August snvt’thcle has glou‘n by leaps

mounds .nd today it in one oi the groatcst attraction. in tutu-n Oamdl.

We ulked with numerous persnns from outside the province and those touts were Imale at tho llnrk that neat in... th. cutting at this great harness racino classic

The ioontien ot the idra hart hoped that Gull! Cup .od lancer day would become a great day tnr l‘rilu-e Enwnrd h- linden. They worked migth hard .t tlnir task and alter . lapre or three yelro. they see the nut~iaildillz trultt or their inborn.

iT's n mammoth undertala’n: out the committee in charge realized this and \voi-kcd accordingly Tilo)‘ mod to think or every angle and we Ihin'h lilo} tiirl splcnttidlv There may have been a law little things orcrlookui but ti then: were. Wu out he sure these Wlii be remedied ncx: August,

The way. folks turn out tor the parade in the morning and the way they jammed Charlottetown nrltlne Park at night in the greltbst prooi that the public welcomes this outstandinx event in the summer program tor Prince Eduard island. Th year's show appzared better nrcanln-ti thnn rrer Ind we know the committee workcrs tried dosmmivly to have it that why. It was . ‘hig me‘ ntialr and Prince Edward islanders can proudly boat or their Golti Cup anti Saucer elastic. They need not npoiogtre to anyone lrom anywhere“ This ll is downright Ilrst class spectacle nnd manv other eitie. in Canada would surely like to have such a sumnter project.

Unfair Criticism

WE were rather annoyed at some :i-liiclsm levrlled cit nei- hounrer Frank Acorn tin Fridav ntuhv la-i

Mr, Actun “as given a il~l n in rtiona bv the commute. in l-llai’ge, His inil’odut‘litlns uric to romp at - e time the com- mittee had laid dooii .\ ny Sullitan. lt‘lcvision artist. vtas to sing The kind littiin during post pat-ado i\Lt-.. corn was to announce the horses arid \‘Il‘l\(‘"~ \lilt‘n tho horses reached the true This was not onlt lnitl onto in tin» mimic-lions to Mr. Amrn but it appatrcri on your l‘l’l’fl’cim that \c niahl. But illu- Sullivan liadti'l illllwiil'rl \\l:t‘h tlw lilo-w» hit a wire.

arts the committt-e had houurl tor hotter timing. lie it turned out, it might havt- horn tit-tun Itl introdurc the horses at home other time than what \lixs Httlltvan uns singing. But apparently the committee was trying to make the attalr like The Kentucky nerhr. Thoy plat .lli nlrl Kontucky Home there while the horse; on- "Ting pnrodrii. ‘l‘ltr ihrntr oi post parade here is The island iiy-mn.

At any ratr. Frank \coi-n lullourn in~ttiirlvoii< to Hit" letter Friday night He didn‘t iuvvnmtiilt I'lll in on \ll\~' s‘itllivan as n iew persons sufigt‘drd l-lc d.d til i hr uh to.d to do and as n result camc in ior snmr iinlnir ‘IIIL'VSHI illl~ here in i‘rurnm in Frank who had a rum-led “cell with cla \‘infi ltd :lnvlnulmln:

e wasn't gulitt in this raw \loho up your mind to that

Congratulations

CONGRATULATIOVS to (‘la’k F‘Fllh on a: Brit. h Consols trophy cmli‘cmntl rilt‘ lt‘art

ll capturing 'l’hr , derPl' during

iillrdzy nicht to onto the n it u s n union lms

- on no in: the lair

"“'ii\ tut to lirad tlir list one (‘iili Cl'nqllt‘l’ and it has Clark not

in». time in QM homo i

n -ltl‘ \it‘ it's too nod Illi‘i’

both Clark and oeriomam—r.

alilnllim: tnr n line tiustt't a couple

. nut DttJWI. nil pIh' will WI. CInIdI h

WILL REPRESENT CANADA

mnfihmumom IIIHMQIHWIMDIMGQ‘

manyin rmi ol

0 the "Vi-Di Duldilrun WE Yacht Gui)

her. They all tiawI'h Bri and hold both tin

fllllflx nrewl entered in Lita Clnldlnn Junior YIchtinl Championship! being held hli'l‘ on the Cloud!“ Exhibition Wa- krfrolit were I long way back of the point lull!" Tueldly. With three race. I)! the nix- rlcc prugrnm completed Phil- lip Linder Ind Bil! Strain of Calgary were In (font with 52 Bruce Bulsin Ind Ron

points, Foetal- ot Toronto were . close

Club in human were the top nova Scott. crew here adv. pointi. They won the that flee to the competition Monday but flnllhed 15th Ind 9th Tueldoy': two race.

aruce Sutheer .nd acorn Macinlmh oi the nrmdaie irncht Club in mum had to points. They have notched 11th. oth Ind the three races. Twin. aevrrly Ind Robert White, elm oi the Amidst. cuth mo in points otter titre. met.

The tourth nalltor crew here.

North American Ind Canadian (lying Dum mumm-

Ililpo. (CP Winptwto)

TERMS U‘NACCEPTABLE

Louisvmon Ry. um _ .Casrius Clay‘l manager said Tuesday negotiation. tor e ,heavyweight title bout between Clay and champion Sonny Lia,

Ibil to ul." r'nventnln Ilid. "We incl till! he needs more

fight Litton

Clay-Liston Title Bout . Negotiations Cancelled

nu. year bonus.

we felt he had earned the right

experience Ind nutllriiy. Ind to ntfempt to become the young- thut i: thI. WI Ir. loin] to 29¢ heavyweight ohnmu. But try to act lor him. now Clny does not like Lil!

10-yaer .ktpper hilly Cooley .hd hi. ltycqulrl Ikter Juliet. h.d to withdmv train the lee- ond r. . bee-use ot ee. .icit- ne... ry did not compete in the third TIce. The Cooley'a no or. youngert crew in the com- petitton.

point. In the championrhlp. are awarded on . pool. oi pinc- ingr and each crew .elcct. its best live men to be tahuinted the linII paint. stondinzl. Each race ll five mllu.

The 20 crew. competing here, terms, either. olicred to n. tor, .u but three lrom outslda Tor- next year. 1 , Ive been sreelrd Wiih

“Accordingly, we dropped all, light .nd medium seas under . ‘nennt tionl ior I ClayaListon sunny sky an the first. two day! fighl." of the chlmpiunsliipl.

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tnh "'Ilnvl completely hrnlten

d wn.

Manager nili ravershain added. “That includes plans tor 1964 as well a. this ycIl'."

"We also didn't like tlie tinah- cini terms oriered to no. wu

cc te .cceptable tor a the: bout. because all ciny‘s obeesrion to become inch

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No-Hittei Features

There was almost no wind Monday but an out mile per hour breeze .prnng up Tuesday to help the young sailors along.

The group backing the Lou"- ville contender has decided In have Clay fight Iometlrne thil year, Favershnm nlrl. probably in late October or early Novem- Mr.

H? Hid otter! have been re- ceived for m I l c be I against heavyweights E r Ii i e Terrell.

youngest heavyweight e h a mi plan in history. they weren't! acceptable tor . bout next; 9 .

“Summersid

The Summersidz Little Lenguc All-star: won the .E.l. L' l League "A" Section champion-

nr. “Tnx probleIIiI. D! emits! were a [actor in not nIvlnI I till: fight this year. "Earlier, lite group but non: lions with ClIy on his desire to

Bryan London and Tom Ml:- Necley. Tamil In rInked third

.hip when they shut-out Ch'lowh so behind the ho—hit pitching hi

by Rios Magazine and tiith by the World Rotting Association in the line of heavyweight box-i

crs l WON’T lCE Cass i

Favershnrn reported the Clay: .Rl‘oup loond Lislon't terms itir‘ ‘a right next year unacceptable. particularly one whic wuu l have kept clay out oi action unv‘ ‘Lil a title hunt in mid~ApriL

"The idea oi putting Clay oniloscr, ital

ire lor that long wn underrat-

Don Abbie Alibi? fired the mas- tcrpicce yesterday alternooo Il- Ier the Ch'iawn team had tied thr rerlos one all with a 101 not in the morning

Abbie missed a pertcct gamo when It! walked the Iecond hit.- tor in the last irame. l in te morning Richard .Young’s steady pitching and his clutch hitting led Ch‘lDWn to it! liopslded victory. Young, Robert Stew: '

Legion Beats Kinsmen 8-2

In little league play-offs at Summerslde the Legion delelied e Kinsmen inst night it ‘

I score . The winning ‘pitcher was Sherman Nelson. the

Birch. Earl Gnll:nl ihlt I hum! run [or the Lelinn.

BASEBALL RESULTS

By THE Assni‘lJlTEn PRESS National Lonnie Pittsburgh fillllllltlt Still—5 on Chicago Oltitltlo lul— ti rlo Carciuell lllrlL‘. llinoan m

lMichigan Is Booted Out 8/ World Boxing Group

l-\Fl —l press couldn‘t Print It,

.lllt’llflllt‘ft lizhtwetght tiutitle event. although the WBAlhell Hoiuvrll Runny Lane had reiustd it-l Sanction.

:WBA recogniul Carlo! Ortiz II

made

Face tax and Paclioront Elllli ‘U'l‘ll RY'WL Fla

ignzi. gt..." .7. Hillyhtp it. Tt- \lor'tl Blixln: Association

and Ramon tins poise. "fl. intro 'i'lit‘st'ny to boot out the nrmstead light till ilazormki llil Vacllslrnm "1""

l'll (‘hl—Sallln t’IZl “1'

New York MINIM "21—4 to ‘1" "

ml mmfluh,‘ 4" anti l‘nltl \i‘nl<i"at’i.

Prwlell llrlil :nd ('tileeln. \tni illc li‘B\ rnm‘Plliinn iii-MM champ- Mt-Lish llzr'll linitlschun lX‘, dorrfi iii nxrl’utive rhmmlttul The WBA Rlippstoin lOi

HR .V'Yki’i‘llomas tlIl‘

and rhian in .mtiior minor tooth to its c

changer Tuesday in its nier

code in .h etlort to protect

Michigan ringed inc Luna-l Under M

The ‘cver he

h r o n d ‘ serious hill!!!

on urrlson Robbin! cacti had two hits willie Hutch- Postponed Game Played Tonight

The baseball game between the Flst and fllle Dollars schedul- ed for last night was [)0lede because 01 rain, This crucial game will be played tonieht with

the the contest starting at 5.15. trike twice. eli’deirng . night, wh n!- Mu riners DIS ccldca that . boner ’ hu Llan .a unduly severcl‘ro Try Tonight er

ibntterlng or i. in dong nil

. l Under the old ruler. boxcrn. knocked out were nitpeneled ior

liilrec mantlil. the new code.

_ nightlnogrlde physician may urdcrl \ltillzail Irll‘ staginglnnd advertised it In I wnrlflllhe timekec

th e

The second game of the best at seven series between the BIS Shamackh hurt the Main Ethane

a with two hits.

e Victory

insnn led ihe Summorsldn hitnck

In the alternoon game it was; Ill Summeraide no they .corcd live big runs in the third inning and never look back. nayner. Nelson. Hutchinson. MacPht-r- ‘slln and Gallant all picked up bingies tor the winner: but the more was cnuscd mostly by bases on balls iront losing pit chcr Wilbur Blrt.

DULE i no — Minor League Playnlil ‘ 1.30 — Little Lengue. ‘ 1.30 7 Bantam Round Robin

lPlIyaIfs. White Son v. Cuba. l

lS’side Holds Racing Card

Summei'slde EIme has I “my' Imkinl lumen racing pro gram lined up for tonight.

it's been two weeks since the pawn and tit-otters went at th'u pnnullr oval. Week Chor- lotietown had its big Old Horne

Ii the western oval. But tonight all: plant mm with n nifty mght-dasti cord.

Three oi the classes have eight Hie other one goes I/wny with m. Winnefl look tough to pick nnd pal-lonutuelt botmrs A most likely to I

Week show had racing was sur- l“

The age limit [or competitors in In

The rcsuith of in: first three races. with protests submitted Iller the second race It!“ to be heard. Ire:

FIRST RACE

1 nedionl Bay Yacht Club. Halitax (Hill But-ties Ind Brock Robhonl

2. Royal st. L retire Y.C..

Pontiac; Grab

l. k Vancouver (Vitwry).

with 5

Second Game

The positions went a in ames ' wries first night at Queen

P 1 Rome hectic flnhh wt Ind I pl yer

bat!

an. The Juniors wet! I! bat In

I tho bottom of the Innilkz. playu" for the US, Open. Rodg-

Sumngrslde Immediate A‘iitluulzh Palmer Is the lead» two to on log money winan with a record In their best-ot-nine‘ 396.955 this year, he with title Junior [Agion- win any of the big [our ioui‘ntl» New circa. boat the legion mam 2-“ menu to quality tor the series. l"l’llizabe'flll‘ when Nicklluh won

it. a lesion conch. w. thrown out at uni (mm.

Halifax Crews Far Behind: After Yesterday's Races

TORONTO (CPI -— The tour Monti!!! (Peter MtConneil Ind

mic'bm' v.c.. cum, mfmf’ic I H

; (Bnlce Sutherland and George tn _ ' ‘- Iiiln M;clntolhl, mm“ ';;“)-Amdalc we” mm"

Arnuilic YC. taeverly white man nohcrt

While) M. RoyIl NavI Scotil Y.C.. Hulilnx iHiil Cooley Ind June!

Cooley).

Welt Vnnconvcr, Y.C.. 1. bland Y.C. Toronto (Bul-

inl. 1. Gucci: City, Y.C. Tnl'onla

tLyel.

13. Ar‘mdlln Y.C., HIlifII (SuLheriInd)

l5. Amldllo ‘I.Ct. Haliflx iwnitcl.

ill. Redford Y.C.. Hlliflx taameni

RoyI Novl ScotiI Y. , XII- IIIX modellan

Tool 1. Tfllud Y.C.. Toronto (Bul- Ii

ill. 1. Calgary Y.C., C l l l I r y (Linden.

Palmer Takes Playoff Win

AKRON. Ohio (AP) — Arnold PIllllcr that I onerunderqolr 69 Tuesdly to date-t Phil Rodger: Ind tincle Cupit and earn I crack It. the 375.000 world uric! ni golf Jackpot.

Playing rnnhterftdly over till pnr (1545—70 Firestone Country Club course. Palmer put to gether I 34—35 in the runaway triumph. Rodgers shat 3747—74 Ind cupit 36-33—76.

Palmer‘s victory enabled him to Join Masters and VGA chnme plon chk Nicklaus. U.S. Open champion Julius Boron. Ind Brit- Isli Opul chnmplon Bub ChaneI in the Its-hole play for the top

I. Plinth Llh Y.C., Edmhn.

(Royll NflVI Scoflo VLC. H . ilu toooleyi did not mmheteul \

Toronto Golfer Leading Field

on tron-l AP-I'teuicn

“gunman Australia _ Tor. u I Irene Stewart ' topped the held in the with?! log round oi the Misti-Iliad women In“ championship 353:!“ byhthocting . record.

I II! Tee-u ~ nod-round 72. mu" m'

MI‘S. Stl’ell'l C Ii 3 Itroku oit the wom'e’ilzs Shirl: record his the Royal Sydney llyout. that all: SCI Mnnt‘lfly. Sh! had 146 tor the as holes—la strokes ahead at the next quail. tier.

Three other Canadian. Illn qualified with the 27. onetima mum and United state. .mctcur goii ch.niploo tor the match-play hrrt round rtarltlns today.

1' ey I Bel S a

hope Cole. 24, Edmonltii. 7:; —l§7: Mrs, Judy badlhr 2.. .na. 24. nudaon height-t tn. Il-7B—lm, Illd Kl! Mllllg. gory. min—lei. Five arltirh goiter. Ind three New Zeulnnlicn were among "I! H lowest unren Whfl quliia tied tor much play.

a gallery ot several hundred persona nevu- left li‘lrs Slkit a. she played—in ldchl sunny nolditlons—some III the best

women's golr ever nee. in Sydney. ‘ Mrr. streit, who won the

CInndian clan thImpIunship [or the eighth time ililh yur, covered tlrst nine hole:

Tuesday with eight pars unit I hirdie It the filth.

Probable Pitchers

e world te< rich Sent. 7>9 It Firestone. Avoiding Iny need for on: of In famoul Comebacks in the one‘i'uund DlIyo". Palmer went ahead of both Cupit and Rods» er: liter le hoiel with I iriltg n pars BIRDIED I'H'I HOLE PIlmcr then nil-died the par- fo'ilr cinhth {or I three » Iti‘okc

prize at 360.000 in th

with wan-lull "cont: In buck- eta- Amerlcln MINI

loud and that was con. to bury both rivals. neither 0! Lfififiwggf" “£31m”! whom corded . hirdie lo the mm “H, m mm" ienlire round. I”. pm,

Chicago. Peter: (Ural “Nit. ton. Monbouguette tidal t i M“ “' in. Angeies. lr kt '1 man out et autumn. Barber l17-9t (N) Washington, Duckworth tun l [I]

- Pan and Masters, . playolt 0, Mod,“ 04,, ..

decided “M '0 “11 "I! City‘ Penn (on) (N) ,,

bar“!- Mlnnelotl. PIulIII out It ,.

Pllmer and Cupit were picked Mm“. a“... r...) ‘ because they lost to am. in . N... ‘

lune Cincinnati. O'Toole title} .1

rs anal nun l1: lust lo Houston, Nottebnrt t7-5t thl.

e ‘ed hec Charlen in e plays“ inl- tin pimping,

t Gil: tut at hot”; ‘ mwa British Open. c lccgo. Ellsworth til-7v. tudgc Bill Allan called it tale. Palmer received nolhlnl to! New York. lockup thin .I an be wo nmnertt raced home. his winnins ellnfl In the ill-Y0“ Philadelphia, Green [44‘ ill) but plate umpire Gerald owl More an estimated crow st, bout. lmmon. that .t ov declar-l 5.000. However, the victory no to. Aogelea, Koulax l19-Sl m

mled the bubludlle.

tout ii. The dociIl onliIcl t

lighters lrorn intury Ind deItli 30 days, , . N. . DIV Mtath- .. w... l on our. u warn m of “moon! “1:” anyhow”? M Mr... rirst_ , moo. Ringside nltyslclnna wer rounds, will . tighter be saved ,5: -‘ "‘3. “‘5‘ “‘ "“-- “"5"” '3'" ‘Id be- ' 4 their two runs in the second in- Washingion ooo ,m m ,Wman a, Warm given power to stop lights, i it t e bell ring. while the ,“WW'” bum" mi!“ “'1‘ Pm “W” I‘M "' rung on Remand-a hit. no two Kansns city "12 mm m “.15” wlmandatory eight count was put reteree counting over . With RAM '3“! m 'm' “~11 Mk? “‘9” w‘" " uglon bohbl e ticld. in micro toiot a...“ o. m mm “Mm “mm theiinto eilect tor Iii boiitr. and lighter. the count will be com "K-mm M lethe sixth iraine Gerry smith an~ Lopport xccmnn l. llr'dr ;, A, 0, . nmmmmms um‘slx-mnnfll _auspeneiom were set tinned. none. lo. fllelPI H G “Jim” film 5 “mm”: wnlbcd. cemgenelion sacrificed bonsky 45 -_9t cod i'itlo rtls, 1W .le mun.” wmmmu up lor lighter. knocked antltigtlter will be consideredt 0Y0 ame mg; 1:“ 5 u u“ CD”; to to and c- 32de ,‘ff‘umm “0" “1' nos inn-tn ‘M to set tho punish- M” "‘ ‘ "W" "' M“ "‘ “WM °“' ‘1' "" Rained out Jim in oilin tonight and will M“ “‘3’” “m in“ “,3 L05 My,” M “alum m m moot nni iir the rcquiremenul , be trying tor a mat. His new“: mm,“ , 3 , my ~ " N v [or lllrhizan's re-cntry. i ed Ml position omen than neho Rhine ,m'm m m 1 , 5 or ' M ill Charles P Larson. wan: k m b Eddy. Rater Pliny. WW. Dir- amf mum) lglgq position from Tacoma. w.sh,.i n l '"w'flé- W m net. country Mile. “Rm _ -_ «— o tori the conrcnllon that he “3‘ Simmer. Dummy: Sec Ga Pizarro tidal and ram why only David Gudgtsgy, GI-udhn d: which "I in Frisco. Tho-e dot-its. two end ond m. neither 434: Lomohe l7}. - t‘llilr‘mnli oi the Michigan Bax-l “"e “‘3‘” my” I‘" “m "" IIX- I" m“ t° WHO "MI Goes T I hf eon rat and Tillman inc Cmnmwslon, "every namel "I'M “W “ w“ I‘ 'D' 0' "Kl-“It on 9

Cleveland not out ml- 2 lilo 1 line unrn i hit my linger with New York Holmium—t 91 a tmnlmt-r"

Donovnn taint >nd Arctic: "l’ i told you what i think‘ rorn ti and Hilliard. nl nonclet h i "the‘

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By 0. P Knee ATLANTA. GI. tAP) — WIIIy Putin, Wilfl it" won lnIny I content II Ioothll coIch. took his at ILIIRI of IL! Twel- dly — I $060.01» .Iudxmenl Shin" tho Ihlrdl! lveninl on.

He wzpt for Say II I laderll court lury ruled thlt III VII “belied by I Much a Pool ntory uth be filled tho i GeorgiI-Allblml Ill. ‘7! ‘ lug teem iniormltion to coach PIul lBeIrl Brynn! of A

.. Al. to. woo m. For the shyearoid lornicr .thletlc director and coach ct tli Georxl

innocent of the low“ . The jury. canlldcflng I!“ 310.-