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SPORT

By Norman Summerside Bureau of The Guardian

ECHOES

Macdonald

. Inman’s May DrOp Out

Coumy League. which ins lost 12 straw games. may pull out of the .

We certainly don't blame them for feeling a bit discou- raged. though in about half of those games they made a fairly respectable showing, and

Top Notch Players

In Jim Jenkins. coach. out-

fielder and extra-base clouter 'te

de lose. and in John I boy who divides his time be- tween. short stop and third base. and can give that old melon quite a push when he's up there at the plate. the team two of the best players in the league. They have other good players but apparently not enough of them. the team disband the executive should insist that the best of their players must e divided among the other clubs in a fairly even . If they all staled up with one team it would create another em

Kentville Minor Action

We saw a Little League base- hll game in Kerwin]: the other a ' ‘

vemng between

and the Seven-Ups. The brand 1! ball displayed seemed about 01 par with our Summerside Little League teams. The crowd watching was quite a bit larger than we have seen

They had a young fellow scoring who seemed to know

Killebrew Homers Mount

subject has been up, the tans will be to- cusing their attention on Har-

ebrew and his chances

to beat Roger Mans 61 homers gets from Mr. Gus F‘am. Kille- in 1962. And the - brew is rulnlnmg pretty well Halt from on . along Maris’s actuevement luderitwlllbeforidmtomthehmnenm .. breaIrtIIeexistinlglecmd 'I‘en-liheysaytheldgt‘ellowm‘ subject to J'ttezs. We shall see.

enhancers

Trophies For Islanders?

When the trophies and pri- .us are being presented after In Eastern Canadian age class track and field championships .JulyfiandZSJtistntherea- in of probab' ty that athletes from off the Island. and peelally in Central Canada. will be carrying off the major- .tty of the honors.

Became of larger numbers to

MacKenzie Wins’ S'side Tourney

By GEORGE TAYLOR SUMMERSIDE — For th . third time Charlottetown's Art MacKenzie won the 36 hole Summerside Holiday Amateur Tournament. Sunday with a to- tal score of 146. MacKenzie came through with a 70 on Sun- day to clinch the tourney. He carded n the front nine

and came home with a 36

. MacKenzie toured the course1

In 76 strokes Saturday for his 146 total. Another Charlottetown golfer, Jiggs MacDonald was mnner up with a 36 hole score of 152. One stroke back of Mac- Donald were Bili Beer of Char-

lottetown and Bernie Dunning :g Summerside with identical 3's.

Dunning also had low net for the tourney with 139, two strokes better than another Summerside competitor. Otto Furchak.

Summerside's Leonce Arsen- ault headed the first division with a 154. finishing 10 strokes better than runner up Butc McGee of Charlottetown. Fred Jar-dine, placing third, pushed McGee closely. coming to with- }:5 one stroke with a score of

fibres Summerside men dom- Inated the second division. M. Tl‘rmcoeur finidied first with 174 and was followed M B and

anti-E: °* Elmer C Park Ma

closely by . erguson 180 and 182 re-

95 staid; isgiifl

5i

ii 5 .i

in the last two they wcre

ahead in the latter stages of the game and looked as ' they might break into the win

column at his .

Let's face it. however. the club is lacking a consistently capable defense set-up. pit.- ching is not misc ow par. but the infield and outfield can both fold like an accordion when the pressure builds up.

for the league. From having a

am too wea the situation would shift to having a team too strong. and that would be every bit as .

Enman Drug, RCAF Eagles and Coastal Movers are suf- ficiently even in strength to make an ideal set-up if In- man Plumbing pulls out. So let‘s not jump from the fry- ing pan into the fire. Of course the Plumbers could change their name to the Mets and stay in there. For the Meta are just as popular. it not more so. when they’re losing as when they’re winning.

Shown above are three golf- . era that were competing in the Holiday Amateur Tourna- ment. Saturday and Sunday in

what he was doing and the two coaches came up to him an; ‘

COME IN ueE

From left to right are George MacMahon of Sununerside.

Summerside. The tournament was won by Art. MacKenzie of

Jiggs MacDonald of Char- Charlottetown for third time. lottetown and mmerflflj with a 36 hole total of 146. Leonce Arsenault.

reported changes in the \. teams' line-ups every time a substitute entered the game. The young players were a bit

e;won the women‘s division with

. iii

free in voicing objections to the umpire’s calls on balls I and strikes, and we thought Summerside has a Iii-tie better control in that way.

the goal, and a fellow would) need ice water in his veins not to be affected in some little way by the increased attention he

choose tram. and also peltilaps slrpenior coaching.

ne and are mimemely well. local en'tmes are likely to bite a little dust during the meet. It is to 'be hOped that there will be at least a few trophies and prizes for the best Island ath- letw. This is one case where charity to some degree should begin at. home.

l

l Sally Basler of Sumlnerside

la final score of 197. Following

her were three other Summer-

209. D. Garbutt with 213 and

Mabel Farris with 217.

Results: '

MENS DIVISION LOW GROSS GROSSNET

Ari MacKenzie 1 Jiggs MacDonald 152 144 Bill Beer 153 145 Otto Furchak 155 141 Mac Kennedy 159 14.) FIRST DIVISION OSS NET

Lconce Arsenault .. .. 154 128 Butch McGee 164 136 Fred Jardine 165 143 Ron Atkinson 166 138 Lloyd Miller 165 139 Tom Dawson 174 142 SECOND DIVISION

GROSS NET M. Francoeur 174 138 Ian McHardy 180 144 H. Ferguson 182 148 Ken MacDonald 182 148 Dave Loggie 198 138 Bill Nugent 210 140 G. M. Smith 88 144 Ladies Championship Division

GROSS NE Sally Basler 197 159 Dot Baker 209 161 Dec Garbutt 213 153 Mabel Farris 217 163

Junior Girls Champ Division NET 242 1

Marsha Schurman

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For New

BY NICK FILLMORE

GREENWOOD (SPECIAL) — Andy Arsenault, 18-year-old Charlottetown middle distance runner, turned in the best mile of 'his career here Saturday and

walked off with an easy win in Is

the 880 to steal the spotlight at the 4th annual Annapolis Valley

Open track and field champion- co

ships by establishing track rec- ords in both events.

His time for the Open mile was a blistering 4.31.9. In the 880 he was never headed and coasted home in 2:039. Eligible for the Junior age classification Arsenauit was competing in the Open division.

Jack MacEachern. 17-year-old Juvenile of the Islanders Club, Charlottetown Division. had his best day of the season as he hettered competitors from all areas of the Maritimes and

U.S.A. in the Juvenile discus.

triple jumn and .iaveIIn.

GETS 15 POINTS MacEachern’s three first

place wins placed him second

at the meet for the individual

men‘s points championship, be-

hind Larry Archibald. Truro. The outstanding performance

at the meet came from a Chcs- .

ter boy. John Croft, midget. who heaved the shot put 59' 8" for a new Canadian record. At

1 Rifle Shoot

The results of Saturday’s

Side golfers: Dot Baker with Rifle Shoot held at Squaw Point.

Qt. eens County. are as follows:

Sgt. R. L. Coles for the second week captures top prize. A light wind kept scores low.

Sgt. R. L. Cole: 97 R. L. Clark 97 Capt. R. A. McCabe 96 Dave Johnson 96 Sgt. R. M. Vessey 95 Lt. Mary Lee 94

TYROS , , Eric Ballum 89

Tpr. M. Carver Cpt. G. Davies 38 8

LAC Michaud

Summerside.

DASI-IES 1 AND 5 Dunlop B. (E. Nicholson) Mighty Warrior (0. Willis) Fair Sail (J. Pound)

Miss Jo Jo (C. Murphy) Rushaway Chief (J. Hennessey) Stalag Hanover (E. Bernard) 6 3 1st 4.80, 2.50, 2.30; 4.10, 2.80:

15 21 32 46

54

T 5.50. Sth 12.60. 4a). 3.40; 3.30,

.90; 4.30. Times 2213.1 and 2.12. DASHES 2 AND 4

Miss Cool Eyes-(J. Pound) 1 Forbes Scott (J. Jewell) Willard's Choice (W. Kelly) Jolly Dick (11. Poulton) Helen’s Dream (0. Poulton) Janet M (R. MacKenzie)

2nd 7.00. 4.30, 3.50; 7.60. 8. ; 6m. 6th 4.00. 3.00. 2.30; 4.20. 3 50- 2

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2 .‘I 4 5 6 90

Times 2.11-3 and 2.12:1. DASHES 3 AND 7 Go Along Hal (G. Chappell) Ellen Joyce (0. Willis) Mary Leah (D. MacNeiil) Rysedyke (S. Stead) The Sheik (H. Poulton) Pays 3rd 7.40, 5.1!), 2.50; 5.20. 2.40: 2.20. 7th 5.00. 4.70: 3.40. Times 2.11:1 and 2.00:4. DASHES 4 AND I

Slippy Queen (A. Pineau) Armond’s Buddy (D. MacNeil) Countess Alice (W. Downe) Duration (S. Stead) 4th 10.50, 4.50, 3.00; 3.10, 8.40: 2.1”. an 6.3. 3.10; 2.10; 3.”. 2.10; 2.10. Times 2.10:3 and 3.”. TRIANDOS SIDEblNED PHILADELPHIA Mandel, catdler for tional League's Philadelphia Phillies. will be sidelined about a week

for h a hairline mgy fracture of lib ' index fin-

\Saturday. 4.

( nival celebrations being held in‘

Juveniles Down Stars In Exhibition Contest J

Charlottetown Legion Juven- iles jumped on Lennie Ellsw for five runs in the opening inn- ing to whip the newly organised Charlottetown All-Star Inter- mediates 8-8 at Memorial Field ay afternoon in an exhib- ition baseball game. The Le 'ouaires, defending Maritime uveniie champs. col-

ted five walks, one single and run of

Ice a double off the control-troubled Ellsworth in the opening g as the first five batters came home with runs. ‘

Ellsworth yielded two more runs in the second and one In

two miseues. accounting for in

first on an error. Weatherbie got out of the inning without

the third before John Kane was further tro b

brought in in the top of the fourth to go the rest of the way for the Intermediates. Kane gave up no runs on two hits.

Fireballing right-hander Billy Weatherbie con ' ued unde- feated on the mound this sea- son aa he limited the Intermed- iates to six scattered hits and six walks. He struck out seven.

Ellsworth issued walks to Tex MacDonald. Denis Ducarfel. Freddie MacDonald, Wayne MacDougall and Mike Doyle in the five run first inning. In the same inning Weatherbie rapped a run producing double and Carl MacQuaid knocked in two with a single.

Kane’s single in the bottom of the first scored Wayne MacDon- ald, who had doubled. with the Intermediates first run.

The Juveniles picked up two more in their half of the sec- ond as Weatherbie and Cyril MacDonald singled and Mac- Quaid and Freddie MacDon- ald singled.

Errors proved costly for the Juveniles in the bottom of the third as the Intermediates pick- ed up their second run to make it 7-2. The infield committed

u le. Weatherbie paced the Legion- aires at the plots with a double

andtwo taflvaappear- ances.

MikaDoylnwm 1m Carl badtbreawalhs andoae . .

Intermediates. John Kane and BolecoI-apped mill

Learn Ill out a s 3 Stars 101 no 010 s s 1 Weatherbte and MaeDougall. Egan’worth. Kane (4). and Ken- n .

PROBABLE PlTCHERS

Prdbable pitchers in today‘s major league games, won and lost records in parentheses:

Le

Baltimore. Detroit, New

Bunker 9-2) at (Wickeraham 12-5). ork (Stafford 50) at Cleveland. (Donovan 4-6) (N)

Boston, (Monbouquette 3-8) at Washingt n (Osteen 6-6 or Boudin 0-3) (N)

Chicago, (Peters 9-4 and Bau- mann 0-2) at Kansas City. (flamingo 0-1 and Bow-field

National League st, Louis (Cuellar 0-1 and 1

Craig 5-4) at Pittsbungh (Bias: 3-5 and Law 7-7).

Los Angeles. Drysdale (11-7) at Clucago, (Jackson 11-8)

San Francisco. (Hendley 0-5)

Centretowners Whip Uptowners

SOURIS -~ The coutertownera defeated the Uptowners 7-0 in Souris Town Baseball League action Friday night.

The game went five innings before it was called on account of r . The winning pitcher was David Jennings who went the distance allowing only one hit and three walks and striking

out ten.

Eric White was the starting pitcher for the losers and was relieved in the fourth inning by Peter Grant. Their combined summary was seven hits. five walks and four strikeouts.

John MacCormack led the way for the Centertownera with a 2 for three night. Donnie Birt collected the only hit for the

sets. Action resumes in the town league Monday night when til e Centertownera play the Down- towners.

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unneeded 'tboleagmmui heklbyinwlnCunnollyoftitl. Mac WIN-only

Paquet wait-even on hmonmdtotabethe for Sour-ia.CIarenceCrea'nler=.cama In h it. w b I“

M-mwm-otfln plate for Cardigan, rapping out

3

euth inning. Paquet went the Souris. He gave walked one and

the plate for Georgetown a Colin Creamer was 3-for-8 _ Sourls

STANDINGS

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at Houston, (Brown 1-8) STANDING! . Milwaukee. (Spahn 6-8) at W L Pts

Philadelphia, (Culp 6-6) (N) Downtownerl I 0 4 Cincinnati, (Maloney 7-0) at Uptownerl 1 2 I

New York, (Jackson 5-10) Center-towers 0 1 0

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Track Records

FArsenault Wins Mile, 880\ l

i the age of 15. Croft is an amaz- Beasley. Beasley. couldn’t gain h

ing 245-pound, 6’ 2" athlete. ground on Arsenault on t e n-

Comrpeltling fior Summerside, nai stretch. The fast improving RCAF, Bob Smith, formerly of Islander was the winner in 431.9. Arsenault’s time for the

RE? ABREAST OF THE SPORTING NEWS

SPORTS CALENDAR

favorite in the mile event. Jim Gannon. RCAl“. Summer-l Arsenauit trailed Beazley to! side. ran the 100-yard dash in 8/4 of the race, but on the back 10.8 for a fourth place finish.

CASUAL BOWLING Air Conditioned

Truro, heaved the men's shot . a put 45’ 8” for a first place fin- final 440 yards was a blistering A WEEKLY A SONIC. h ."I. IIII‘OI'CSI' Of “on - . . _ CALENDAR Ken O’Brien. Islanders Club. in the 880-de run. his final OF EVENTS Contributed By M Thoughtful Business Firms 14-years-old fa ced Maritime event of the'day, Arsenault led ‘ ‘ mpetitiom for the ' ' e field from start to finish. fault-day and plagdgseaond No other runner gavethhim da " e ripe jump ( ' ”), fourt serious challenge or e .ea. . in the _ a jump (15' a"), and e ran the 'moderately heavy‘ BASILICA weal. Pug“ on all sporting goods We An mourned fourth m the discus (112’ 6"). track in 2:039. his third best I , . ‘ T0 Willi O’Brien was in the midget clas- performance of the year. M Y0“ w'll‘ _ ._ sification, the one most contest- MacEachem had the be s t no Cleaner Thu By Any ed {ha 1 . one were throw of his caill'eer. 42' 3%". to other Previous Method, ‘H' more In 0 competitors in all win the Juven e shot put. He 1 ‘ "m, midget events. ' bettered Lloyd Anderson of New P' E' I 8 ONLY EXCLUSIVE pm" $1,900,.“ DEFEATS BEAZLEY York. N.Y.. by four inches. His n , ‘ Wayne Bea , thantsport, javelim mar was 135’ 6": dis- AFTERNOON commmlgl and Redd noted for his running feats In c-us, 134‘; and 37’ 7” in the m- AND a the Maritimes tor the past eight pie jump for a fourth place fiu- ‘ _ for fall H H years. was the heavy pro-race ish. EVENINGS Lodge Ph. 2-2747 after Split,-

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