Obscure Middle-Aged Pro Captures US. Open Lead

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By PI'US CALLAGEAN

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SECOND SECPION

Charlottetown, Fl. June 21. 1963.

even par 71—Jullut noroi. Tony which he won last year at Oak.

1.ema,_ Lionel lieoert. ex-PGA moat in a piayoii with Palmer.

pro irom Michigan. Bob Gaida. champion. and fl-yeahold Da. Palmer. his private army

took the iirtt round lead_ln the via Love Jr. others went comprising the balk at the 15,. '

us. Open Gnll Championship on irom there, mostly into thrills opening day attendance, KII'I ora 4'3

‘ wt i) mandarin a? Tlsunilmlddle and high WI and not, ‘aank only one man—aired putt—

day. een as c amp on an n lsiooter tor a birdie at the 5mm _

. Nicklaus scrambled to a 7d. nth—and missed a hall dozen it“. “55.3% 123::

. ice cold puttertl also blunted which just rimmed the cup. has, boys 4.3 in . watt,“a ,4

the bids or the other two ment- and is ieet on the iinal two mm , s." tum _ mm, mew. gm. .. gum Elf“.

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' inz only one big with. iirai a jweakened on the treacherolis in. :“i'wfly :25... $515,313 3?”... with"? 5" me mm 73 and South Airioar Gary coining stretch which has been ohm birdie, ym p. "Sufi - m,

t player mttsed tour outta oi un. termed "Satan's stretch." — — ‘_— t, d 3:1,“ 3.0 "m" m

der toiir Ieetdtorl :4. ‘ l Nicklaus. reigning Open nnd OIL 5;; Wang: m3... cinmé‘fl,‘ E: nasty win a an oceasona Matters champion and at 21 the ea ' m, -

rain added to the natural har. ‘gnme's leading money winner ry Leglon , “M "w "95"“

aids or the historic old Councilor the year, had the sort oi widens lead a, . f” 5mg“ ""1 ‘ "We 1"

oi the Country Club and rent round that probably will give a "m" “d "M "F m in“

Pontiacs Nip

Great Night’s Racmg

. 1 MAR E58 ruling fans Surely had a great Lime at It WRI-

"-Fvad nesday night at Charlottetown Driving Park whate sensational ‘E .racing was served up throughout the entire pro am.

It slnlled at the very first dash at the early Closer Ind enn-

g. Slllicoe’i Magic wltt the land-

on or the early cloter to 2.0m

thlny going with "will" rm

taln Chlet. The tint-

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Leml. lllndlomta yntml II." from San Lelnt‘lro. Calif. sank lpeclactilhi' birdie putt: a! SS

er. ‘Emtnet -anboy' nernard kept record periormanoe with Art Craig-t Cap ,‘wat 2.11:1. Then along came Alyre Pinun with :‘é Queen and another great mile oi 2 10:3.

. The first. Seflond and third place finishers (tune back at one another in the ran-coil in dash live and this time quite .Smirlt. scoring in number nine spot. stormed home a Wlnnfi'

scores skyrocketing. him nightmnrel tor yearn. . ‘ time. > _ _ I "no “gm 1)” sums I,an Diary Lemon widened West Dave My tangled in the ‘ln the terriitc time at 2.09:4. ‘ Only two “HEM”... mg g, “med by :0.“ mm. m, Prince Soith league lead last float rrorne. stole second. want it meant that ttte rust three divisions oi thaleafly closer “Eky cw", wt... my . 70. 0,. mm “mm We. _ ml evening in edging Was: More to third on an ermi- at abort. atoll the raceoii among the top horses all hroug race-record - mics.

were able to break the 3546—71 then went two aver at the WWI!” W “W 510mm

par 0! the tough. 6.370 . yll'd Irlnhlfininx. Millard lllh hall. THEN Waller Downe proved thzl he has his horses NW

and tornoed home beating the throw to the plate when I)an can. hit to second. {or the word when he reinea anct it to a double dash

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conrse when,- lrrancta Gnimet, lie got hit that birdie at flu Winrdng pitcher Gl nogeie Matti a wyear-old caddy, heat the 15th. mp _ his own muse by PM. “We? W’s “1 ; triumph in dasties tour and eight. latter cnualled her mark v... Automatimty‘ Wm. . “on driving in the mining tun with WIlth seven hm. smock out 4. Id 2 092 in both trips. capping tltc miles viiih CCmpal‘ntlve use.

great British atera Harry don and Ted Ray so years no. oi 76. he might be counted out There were tour players at as a tactor in this tournament,

—' lions lop Irish. 7-4— ' For first Victory

ammbaggu'mfllebtfitcmof mauvemh

a mound 'ior Klu- ipslng pitcher was Blair Wil- W

t knra. alsu pitched we“.

son. lug the Pnntiaos to four hits. The trainers and drivers alike are proclaiming the oval tip to» O'lanry plays at Tighten he mi SC on balls. Ind a and the miles the horses are going are surely showing this night tii‘t-ldayt. wt 2. but nines his Klnlm- H‘- be the case. mm the thudswred two Spenators could hardly bclieve the times when they won

The Pom“ 80‘ an flamed” “annourt Wednesday night but they were tgrecably tin-

Juni tn the fourth inning on two lil‘lr rised with the entire show. _ D or Maid. gics and then racked up thewins . t was an ideal night tar raging baldnespitedthe eh;ng ‘hehaviour of “IQ weatherman l E (‘i‘DW was A ISBPPOI rteg

raw Announced ‘small, Those that were there showed a keen interest in the

hing counter in the sevetlt.

Get Smith did admin I I Ty V y m- parimutuel and as a result this end at the business was the .hest of the entire year.

c ‘ Another good night Saturday should see the folks till)

‘ Iout in much better numbers tor what pmml‘es to be a -

1) ling program.

Here is the draw (or die hnnl sound at the Bowling i-iarnbeap' Junior gol: mama winch gets underway acme this aitervtoon. “W ‘

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Plale. gattlng three singles in

three tries. wally Shun-y hit 2

Led by the acrobatioa or cat. h-ee tickets to tirst and struck sinnaitt non- l

i i chcr Gary Ga iant, harry-s out one. D Mam vs 3 1mm hie lt'oberts each hit a single, Lions registered their iirst win Gallant and teaiamate Glen ' (Mm ' ‘ ' FD Pcntiacs. Dave raunchy i . ' oi the _ulson last evening on the Thnmnrnn were top stickers. m‘.‘ me vs’ x" mm” hit 2 for 3. Dave Mattitaaont 1 Carnival Week SI'IOW l “"1!” ms f;:hltighggwtgtrfih§nz:ddwgo: 5‘ Hm Vs‘ 6' 0mm" m 2' and Tm Arm.“ 1 w t‘ ’ THE 5 mm 'de Lobster Carnival committee has announ ' A r . ‘ .- ’ I' I ' The game was rcareleas till titan one hit. .‘3‘ mx V;- 35.33;“ it n n I 8‘ A” .. m ‘ at . ~ ced that the send-ml Maritime invitational Trick anEtlli raid] the top oi the thitd inning when in the iiith inning Linns’ back. J'NMEW V‘s J m' Kinkora 0000003 3 7 4 Meet will be staged during the bi: work at Queen at the Lions counted their itrst stop Gary Gallant was lodged on J. my”. a D‘ Madam ponttacs l A t 1 EASY FL MAKES A LOT OF WORK Pa’rltrhl: {mt-0:32?! mistigocwkegseifeuznfli'nyhd

in: 100 Umpires - vista - Cake GftIdU‘ hms - Tommy Claw

Tignish Grabs

t nth. They added another in the third alter making Ilrst on I (mirth belore getting an answer single when teammate Vln:a (mm Vern Blanchard'l Irish. Mulllgln hit a p0p~|tp to Second

The Shamrocks Cline Imm be- lwhidl Second . Muller Chm‘lh

‘ - back moi ' t‘ into about the day , WM mm m fly at cm w ckommw" col” ham“ MM" "I‘m P‘w' ‘m'lirii‘i: greatl athletic event is sanctioned bv the prutce Ed-

mund base wind- w with - yesterday in Chicago. Back- "’ “’3‘ “5‘ ‘7” E!” 333"“ ‘ ard ll d branch oi the Amateur Athletic'Uniott oi Canada 0‘ emu“ 0“” m m m” lvavnd is chriducted under the husnices of The George it. rearwa-

Steve Foster vs. D. Jenkins.

BASEBALL

hind twice to tie the score be Weatherbie handled easily. T he a - met, as...“ - . . _ tore Barry‘s team put the game moment the ball landed in Wea. SCORES mg I” km “a "9 my '5 “mm” 59”“ ""- “P wml’m‘” c branch or The_Canadiail chton. Summ . e {‘1 (reaper- out or reachwlthaiour run ru-itherble't glove Gallant was , ation uith Tho Pnnce Edward hand in son a p yslcd 'thixthi'. .trk . h. iadt'n. “Til; gieSnanirtimTtiened theiiacekI [Illeuniigsgg'mliaglswceifileg‘fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 6'4 Victory ' l ":2": - . u. .0 take an W“... m um... mm, m count at zall in the iourth. 3.2 ible'a relay in time to tag Gal. Amer w- League V a r a I n e e in“... “.3131. "'ng pupa pst summit“ no late.- than in the iltth and came through ‘lant but he Couldn't locate him. ‘Wuhlnxlon an 020m— t 70‘ ALBERTON : mandala!— l W 5' {m ' " with one tally tn the seventh. lThe Lions' catcher had taken a New Ym'k 000mm— 5 90 i 9d "[8 We” Prim “mm, 5“ Trophiea' will be presented to winners in all dam (a. Winning pitcher Kler Jones al- ilylng leap irom about ten iset Stenhwuse Castes (2-H it}. in Marsh Wednesday India. . . up, ‘59 "em, and m. my brow malts wit] he "mg. towed mtly live hits over the train the plate. doing a roll and and chpert: Downing. Rent" Alibi" Gallant was the W'lnmml ed to second and th place iinlshers. Plaques will bc give distance. walking tour and man. eluding i-ieitnessey onmpletely. 15'. Bridges "All and Emu. minim. . o n I to winners oi are events. lng none. Loser Stirling Simitta ottieiaia ior it night‘s game HR: “~59 1. Michael .‘(lclmi-s till I home In “a...” I mm m the has. ppm auntie. i. gave one hit ineitch oi the iirst were —nlate. Frank Bell; baa. gelrufl % Quail—51;: run for mainl- in the HM: 1h, mmis .n mauve ope. event. wui be aurdrd. The live innings end then was bang. ea. George Murphy, Bud Lund. 0- n_ -— ' nip:- SYDNEY (CPl — Two at the owned W.G. Bari: it v p s rs‘de Lobster Carnival team trophy will lllto be nward- ed ior three hits. including a- Neirt league action is Monday “uflmnl 1+7) Fox to). Sturd- .mcha-d Hogan was plate um- best harness racing lionseainthe mrlombtyown. had to is": delinsmsfirsisllexlmwzizmfiiie flair: killing-ell Itrophy was won in 1961 by the Trurn Legion team two-run homer by Gary Gallant evening with the Mariners play. lvant i7) and Treehan; Earley one while Leo MacDoutzdi M. 1;... Wm tidured in a troyed inilowing the spill in titeiond to top thc sIlzmnary. part. and in 156: by the Autigonish nighltnd Society.

tall Lamabe 15>. handled the bases collision hero 'l'htrnsday night in Second heat or the teature race.

second inlet a! the $1.500 Bob Brook. Winner n! the first

Rainbow had finished second tn Bob Brook In the first hall at

Radhtd (7). and Nixon. HRS: Bus — Stu fl

Ixth Slmmx Issue In llIK host tt't Bhn‘y's Lions.

List Of Events

7 V I . aw in 417. Schilling to). i , , New thm Rm CM” . . g ‘ Chi... .. mmm “o, f h a ' xv eat. was unable to itntsti thathc race. Y So Nearly Indeatfiictiloble “mm” “a m m_ a“ l K'ng ls ers Pace. won_by Syma Best. second but apparently wasnt. got, gmk's me p, m my MEN’S npeit events are the iollowing: 100. 2711. Mt). I0. (I) "5 up] FREE ll b "s 0“ Buzltmlt (Ml. Dehusachere . ‘ W' ‘ “W 93"” 5"“le WW- lrace was 2:092. Syittva past, one mile. 3 mile. running broad jump. hop .step and ltantp. (4). Bunmann tsi. Wilhelm (6). Angels [ owned by Francis Bread 01133:: limp. pgie Ivault.ddiscusmlilhirm.aylé in shot put. taveua . I . M to t k w. yar reaynn one e "SAFETY 99” fliie'nlfiLy‘Téi Li’l't'ali‘d“ HUNTER S CORNER i..°;'f..“..;."’, “‘° “W W. in... a... as... an... or ia n. s... an. and an... 1‘. HRS: Chi—Ward tai- Mitt i Jolt-W's “Misha-x moved — The common when P ‘ r k :throw. These events are open to persons under at years at age. “ Killehrew (13l. natte'y list. “"0 ‘ “MW” “‘9 ‘m‘ “‘9 CUP ‘ Juvenile may wran m 100.

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ll merciai Softball League lead last I‘I ‘1 git/3:: five"le “W Guam“ l I” at me he“ d m mm niaividmt boy i d r is yeatsi Will com in lilo an, .Aslt Canadian Tire about “such Hail. (M) Miller (7), Stock.‘“g.° .H- ' ' “Fem- P" “WW3 19“ J" S u" e - l 1.5 l ' 5.99.4 "m m I mm "m a. 5m, ,3, d W... uni... has. on... w... Were Top Conservationists ion on tore. the n limitinllgghtgmigili i2. 3.... .22.; not. i. i. T M 1w! Donovan. Walker (6-1) (7), Al— 53" “9 “W93 “"3 0'1"“? “5”” 9"“ “we” "' “'9 “11" WW“ ‘tlme tor this outstanding athletic ovcni t ion (a. Abemathy all and I.“ W" “"5 Mayhem 1% Sonris has lost two remarka—‘liiy degree oi certainty. Highlm’b Brook. i (ll Azour. mu: Bite—Hall ill, Gen-ll'fived by MW “5h Mae- ble men with the passing or the water levels and cold weather. Roach McGregor was thriving the (ill Cle—tieid (3) Azuue‘l‘m ‘0 *9 ‘wdh- Mficxin- two Frank J Frank Stems has slowed up the trout lake thiai - . i 2. (5) Alvin (hi. ' in“ “mm six “"5 9“!“ WW and FrunkI-I essey. Both were season. The water in manhszrkunmsbfiwa 2'1"“: T’smi c I tour over the remaining tour common...“ of t... highest ponds and dams is ice cold and‘ .5 p 9 m ° "°”‘ w HounonN-“n'lfiolfil'” a N “3231's? ms was M order. Mr. starns combined con. trout are not rampaging so tar \ Sky (fulfill 3-. and Perlw I 8mm,- tagg u it o ‘ f m 'n t 1 _ Vere on 2 winners on i Stewart & MlcRCI LM.- c iilthr— 5110 with the ins. wing up 12 hits fiwfilznnm 11?;mfio'g'2‘fi "5 ' mm 8mm“ 5“ cight-dash card. Acentore and

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‘0 believed in hunting in a leisure. 1y mariner. He loved to mam the quiet back roads and woodland trails or the glen in quest or rat. led grouse and took as much e joyment out oi the quiet strolls where he could drink in the beauties at nature as he did in the actual taking at game.

One trail he otten patronized was The rather James noad. . It was a good grouse producer in the old days. The old Taran- tum trail was another produc- tive grouse territory but its glor- ies have radon with the passing years. Too many vandals patroll. ed this quiet back enuntry grouse habitat with 22 cal. riiles weeks betore the opening day on October 15th.

Funk storm was a conserva- tionist or the highest order. Frank l-iennesscy was not a hun- ter but he was a conservationist nevertheless. For many years be war warden or Black Pond sane. tnary. There was none better. or more conscientious employee, who ever patrolled the sanctu— “‘27.

it meant lust what the name implied in those days. black Pond sanctuary is a mere relltt compared to its tormer glories. Two tactors eontrlbued to this islloit in wnierfowl population. . an eating up oi patrol activity with the retirement or Mr. lien. matey Ind a sharp decline in our wateriowl population na ap plied to this province.

The current black dark hatch

ing although the crop ot breed‘ lng ducks appetrr normal. Wat. er is tbundant and the ordinary not holes And pondt are not dry. ing out like they do alter a per. lod nl hilt, dry weather. "'5 gen- eraily late August or early Sop tomber neiore nur local duels

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Tommie n_ Counsel won the our. . Some nice salt water heattlies‘er_lams' , 1 have been created but the action bk)’ Clue! 3.. and Acemore‘ 's not up to tts usual tempo toimmbined to pay $42 in the daily date. Many trout iishernicn areidwblc‘ pmy z" and yam-ct trying their luck tvcll oil theanm mm...“ girth in mi months at creeks and rivers. Mingus “Me perky 2‘ mil Covellead Bay has supplied llr‘l‘ablan Nighu paid $17.42) in‘i icw top specimens but one must the exam. have the patience or Job to iishl_

in this body oi water. One tutu-i I , ierhooked intoarcal hcavy. Holman s Whlp I eight a law etchings ago. . it 5 El inst headed tor the open sca with , the throttle wide open and the‘ I“ eanors east and two hiea went by the SUMMERS.“ 7 Human.“ board. The sensation at power c "ban 1 h S was akin to having a rantpddi‘o “m a“ " mam“ ing halt ton siecr hooked at the last evening by the sure «4105 base or the tail. shine lighting at Si_ Eleanurs Wednesday even- go-and-nhadli l,poundclrsl :Iave‘mg D_ Shem, p...th m, Horn en creee at a o ntnre . ,. . casts have been lnsl ma“ “hide D3“ w‘u‘” “mi A lair sprinkling oiliuns ltave "‘21:?" "" 5" “Pamfi M; put in an uppearanre this sum- \\fl‘1k;_l;’l’wfv.;a‘j§ef'ags trier. One tat-moi- reports two‘im- is salaries and is...“ 1; pair on his tom and also the bases on balls. Holman's made: dirappcarancc nI ttvn t-nvcys. . mars and st. Eleanors z. i an 11 and n 16. has bnvn m For Holman's D. Sherry hit sl ported aiter calcium chloride tor s. L. Gamblc : lot- 4. and ii. i was spread on tho lll'lliway in H_ Mam; 3 rm. 5_ per 5. El“... the vicinity ni where the aiorc. . gimp. Lyle and mi. m. mentioned c o v c y s had their ‘ Gill nddy hit 2 ion 3_ headquarters. ——-—-—— Our robin population has made a remarkable come-back thial Bonshqw Blasts past three years. One rttnsi across them most evcryn-lierei Hunfer R. Team this summer. A low ycars agol In lnlensive wrayinh program laansttnw swamped Hunter to save the Dutch Elms in the .9. 21.9 .n . a." he...“ 5.“. states practically \l‘iped lint the bait gm. “.1...de we...“ mhin Pom-Inflow in the arms a!» Thc loscrs usetl three pitchers. Med. i: Gallant. G. bemarti an A “A; pram-En Mathrsoh in an unsuccctsiul ei. The i-obln is quite pngnaclousi lort to halt the nnntbaw boys. and a lighter or the highest nr- Mum“ “'E'“ "‘9 Wm" “" der althought it cannot be class-i the mound tor the Winners. ed as a songstrr. i used to cn-l Hume runs Wm mm“ by ioy their late cvcnmg who as PM Mad-N" 0‘ Emil“ ""1 they prepared to retire ior thel Hun!" 0‘ Hum" Riv"-

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FDi'bIe Kcnnody‘sFlyscs dovtn- extra bascs. its also had at- all Rovers 53 in an extra trin- ticulty locating the plate. ital- :ng City Baseball contest atling eight tree passes to tilt Memorial Field iaot mm. initial saek. Four playsta went

Going into the top at the down swinging mi ins offerings. tcnth ttith the score dcadiockt'dl Lloyd ‘Say‘ Dotron was at G-ali tltc leadoii baiu‘i‘ Fmd< cd with the dcieat. dither reliev- die MacDonald hit a rly ball m in; John Lane in the top at the leit tieid tor the lust out. Bill‘mnih. Over ' trainings um Sherry thcn pdlcd a double and allawcd eight hita._wallted that. came home on [Alllue Baglolc's‘and struck out i. pal-w single tor the winning nth. Ba2~ i gave up into lhts.aocottntttt¢ lot 1ch then romprd home tvlteniihe winning and tnsuranoe unis. Jintmy Dutiy's hit was hobbled.i Macisaac oi the Rovets id