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Abloies And Peter Watson Win Honors At Mar. Meet

Sub-Lt. Peter Watson of H. M. I. I. Cornwallis captured the S. F. Doyle Memorial Trophy for the highest point Aggregate at the Maritime Championships track and field meet held at Memorial Field on Saturday afternoon.

Watson. a native of Toronto. was five points up on his nearest rival Dave MacLeod of the Abbies who Icored Ill points and who was last vear's winner .of the Doyle trophy.

The Abbies with a high point iotal of 48 were 9 up on Amherst to win the Premier Mat-Nair tro- rhy-

Cool weather and a brisk wind kept Maritimc records well out of reach of the competing athletes and only one of the existing Meni- -rial Field records was cracked. The feat was accomplished by Sandy Patterson. a heavily-biiilt athlete hailing from Boston, Mass . who hurled the discus 130 ft. 11 1-4 ins. to heat "Tink" Kytt-'s old mark by 16 feet 3 IN inches.

In racking up his 23 point total Watson. took firsts in the mile. half mile. quarter-mile. 220 yards and placed second behind Dave Macl.eod in the 100 yard dash.

Howard McCiird.v. a negro ath- Iete from Windsor who attends Michigan State l'niversity, showed up nt-ll

niih first place iinisheslA: 2. Sub. Lt.

in the High Jump. Running board Cadet Lewis, Am. 'i'ime 11 sees.

and second in the hop-step and One Mile Run-1. SubxLt, P.

jump. iwatson: 2. George Gallant, DC; The meet was under the distin- 11. Joe Richard. L. Time um.

guished patronage of Lieut (lover- Pole Vault-1. Alfred Groom A: not T. W. L. Prowse. who pre- 2 Carl Macbougall. Am; 3. Dave

Page 6 The Guardian Monday. Sept. 12.1955

A smart band of baseball play- ers from Canning. N. S..run off with the N. S. - P. E. 1. Junior

sented the winning athlctcs with .'iIacI.E-od. A. Height 10 ft. ti ins. their trophies and medals .1iIcnd- 30 Yard 0350-1 SUWLL P- ing his honor was Lt-Col. A. W. Watson: 2. l)ave Mt-icLeod. A; 3. Rogers, .Cadet Lewis. Am. Time 7.1 secs. Premier A. W. Maiiit-sun uas; Shot Putt-i. Jim Sears Am; 2. , also present to present iriiphlesj 1. Black A; 3. Dave MacLeod. A and a special guest was Neail A. l llistzince 40 ft. 3 ins. D R Matheson. M P.. an old-tinic liicld -i-ill Yard Ilaslie-l.LSu:1i.'IA.1. Wtg e. ';.'M' :3. . "ti: for their laiirels had he so desired 5 H110 Ruth 1- NOPI MRPKEP Ill we"'.ea?h .d"u!)le.h(:m gwlnnerls gn Lpggnd C. A ,. AI)hj(Is' Am 4 2. (it-or;.:c Gallant DC: 3. Joe Sa'.'”(l”-l "'Fl"5 lam tam 3 l 9 Amherst D e Dtirtmoutli' I) C Richard L. Time 35 mins. 29 35 D””'”5 Whmh W35 "”f""l”d "Y 3 i ' ' ' fair crowd of fans'who bravcd

-V Dupiiis Corner: 1. - l.ai "fer: ; SP0-N . p . l

W -- Windsor: 8 8 bosioii: C -i H11-'ll -l1I”li)' 1- HUWHN1 Mt" "h”l- lledthen F (. I d Cornwallis. Officials .. Sltirter 4 vurdy W: 2 John McGowan SA: 3. E” B"dl0"t? ifna, " 0"" 1 i"l'.p Em N.(.h.,1m. n.m.,.,,. . 3,4,, 1 A (iruoni A Height 5 ft. ti ins. M0: and Muriel nudy can -in

the heats of the C pace and B pace. Mcg finished on top ill the hack

W. W. Reid: Clerk of tlic Coiirscl DN'lt-V1 53"(l.V P3M9F50" ll .- Art perry. gm.-pr . . ('01 Illny. l 2 Geo Walters A: 3. J. Scars

ther: Timers V Bill Purcell. Bill: -011) l)1v-S130” ml 9- 11 1 4 'l"5- lsmiixidd illash. lbll: Fa? fol .Bevan. Rev. .lohn Cash. li'2it'l( p33” YH”l5f1 y 5Ub 14- Vlalslt" ll" l l'' ill '" ”1e'le'g9t d .1 W d p-judges pg Jmm Tumer. it-mmall t.; 2. luv Lutcliffe A: 3. l)ave GU) H3TlE519FP3'-9 3" -bl” 9

liieaton. Roy .'uat-(;iiimu-- mitt Hat-I.e0d A. Time :04 -'3. .-'ti)":,Bd"d'C5 1'39"” a'”' ”'”'d judges -- George Fraiici.-. alter Rllllllllli Bmad -lllVl'HPF-pl HOW S f" "nmeh "di B y qlepuey wall” Slianllghnr-y riha.-. ard Mt-tiirdy W: 2. 12. Smith Am: Ginger W011 Y 311 amillle 1'5

in, Ryan .3 Dave ilat-Lend A; Distance 18 raced home to ply-'iC9 and-shun. be-

t .n 3 1 3 mg, ihind ilarion E. in the first tiash 1 Th? IOUOWIJUI 379 ll") H"-Sllllh Hiiniiiicr Throw-Al. Joc ("his of tlic C trot and Ranida and June of the events: llitiliri A: 2 .Ron Atkinson A: 3, Brectc did the same in the second

.100 yard dash-el. l)ait- ii.-it-l.cotl um, Lvglllprg A P. Watson. ('1 3. -i 7

Distance. 109 ft .dash. . :,m, l - a Budlong had G. Ann C.

Dairy And Flyers Split 3-W... Games At Summerside

Hop Step and Jump -1. E, ltrailing in the first dash of the C Smith A: 2. li(iivai'd yiccut-tiy w: pace and in the second so the we have Mat-Leod A. horses exchanged places with G. Tm-meal, Geu. wal- Ann C. cupping the win. Anthony Dave ill-,u-Lead A; 3, 1.. showed on both occasions. 1.. Black. Am. Distance 139 ft. 7 ICSSH and Prim"? l3Udl0I1iZ Cam? ins. home trailing Veg in the first dash

ters A; 2.

Connie French, Marion E 0

Winners

86.45.

C PACE

Eva Hudlong tSlca(.ll . . . . .. I G. Atin C tcallbccit) . Anthony L iwillis) Dale R twisener) I'll Conto ICoIcs) . . Dr. .I.. D. iI.owcry) .

Times: 2..l7; 2.17 3.

assenrdtc.

A. Callbeck. Pari-mutuels: lst 5.00.

2.11): 2.10.

2.50. 2.60; 3.60. 3.50; 3.40. C TROT

Connie French 'Stcad) Gll' Harvester IReeves)

Butl's Echo (Smith) . Frisco the Great Ifilc-Neill) Garth Tryax lKcniiedy) Tommy Shanter INeil1) Sir Francis Drake lCallbeck Muriel E tKellyl .. . Times: 2.l9t2. 21).

oaxiwaaswmu

The daily doubles paid (64.60 anti

' '1 title at Memorial Field over the weekend by sweeping both games against the Junior Abbies I0-1 Saturday night and pulled through to a 2-1 win in Sunday: 10- iniiing thriller.

SUNDAY'S GAME

Paul Jay and .Jini ()'Rei!.aii hook- ed up in a tight pitcher's duel and it looked for a time that the l cals lwcrc going to cop the win as they gpuslicd across their lone run in the

ylsixth frame while holding the visit- ',lors scoreless. But But Bourgeois I

Connie French. owned by M.

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3'UlOxNl&Na:4-

started the Abbies on their down- ifall as he led off the last o" the ninth with a long double into -en- trc. He went to third on But' Eel- ly's bingle and came racing in ith

Eva 3 along Uwned by Gem” the lying run when Kip Read al- Hughes. driven by H. Stead: G. , Am, C” Owned and driven by G. through him

lowed an infield throw to slip

After getting two out Jay milk-

lwy ed Bob B8l('0I'i'i.10 load the sacks- z.10; 2.10; 2nd. 3.10 but struck out pitcher Iceton. whnl NATIONAL LEAGUE

towing 10 blows. but kept them well spaced and was polaon in the clutch.

replaced 0'Regan in the ninth. retire the side.

The. Abbies could do nothing in

e top of the tenth. Bill Wadr of Bourgeois led all hitters with Canning got a single in the last with four hits. including a double. of the tenth with one out. He raced in live trips while Kelly slammed to third on a throwing error. Bour- out three hits in four tries. Cole- geiois laid down a bunt that went man. Wade and Fox got the other for a hit but Wade was unable to Canning blows. all singles. score. Bill Purcell led the Abbies with

With runners on first and 'liird two.singlea and Ken MacDonald tin Abbies selected to give iv.-lly slammed ; double, Ready and Don- an intentional pass. But Jr out nle LeClair got the other bits. on 0' the pitches too close the , pi - and Kelly belted to SATURDAY S GAME

sc ml b a s e m a n Bobb und - - - Y, , , .' Terry Iceimi hurled a brilliant ”” ”” ”'””” m "l9 "'8" mi 2-hitter at the Abbies to take the

in fime to nail Wade. - . . I I ht b it ii Oitegan pitched mastei-i tall :w'ilnBai:g' 8" em a "5 own

for Canning giving up only hits - . .-

gmglghinwffetageiigut for a pinch starriliengciiiiiilrlkisiiigngiidliiilhlggndilti Jav W” hi! slow" liberally 3'. Stanley and Vern Handrahan for

.,. : .L t C .j.,.L1 13 blows, including a long triple

" by Bill Kennedy. Baseball Results Stanley retired from the game SATURDAY

after stopping a hot. low liner hit by Bud Kelly that resulted in a broken thumb for the young pitch- cr. Previous to that Stanley had allowed two runners to get on a

New York 9. Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 15. Pittsburgh 5

Philadelphia 3- ,Sl' Louis 4 ;fielder's Choice and a hzisc-hit. .Bt';I”"kl.y')' 3t Chlcag” 3 lcallii both of whom scored later. on a .ix rain.

passed ball and the other on Fox's hit. Fox advanced to third on Ken- nedy's hit and scored on a wild pitch.

After that Canning iievcr looked back. adding one in the fifth three in the seventh, one more in the eighth and two in the ninth.

iMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 3. Baltimore 5 Kansas City 11. Washington 6 Chicago 9, New York 8 Cleveland 10. lBosion 7 INTERNATIONA LEAGUE Montreal 2 Roe ster 0 iitot-b

Canning Wins N.S.-P.E.I. Junior Baseball Ch'ship.

a triple and two singles vii pitcher Ioeton had three 3111.3 and Fox two.

Linescores- First game- Caiining ..:l)00I.03l.2)o) Abbies . ill) ooooio 1 1

Iceton and Kennedy: A. sq icy. Handraban 1 and Gaunt W-lcetnn.. Second gainee Abbles ... oooooiiioon ll Canning 0110000011 In

A. Jay and LeClair; 0'Reg. lceton 9 and Kennedy. W-Icem

Umpires: Plate. C. Ryan; bu Ted Strain. Don Whelan.

Strait Swim Postponed

The proposed attempt to swl Nnrthumberiand Strait from cal Tormentine to Port Borden I Alban Gallant of Summerside d not come off Sunday morning. M Gallant crossed to Tormenliiie t the last boat. and his handlers p him to bed until the scheduled tin of 3 am. At this time lhc win tide were considered too high it the attempt. The winds had dig down considerably by 430 H but the propitious lime for . adv.-uitageous tide had by that um gone by.

Mr. John Doull of Carlctoii ha hid motor boat in readiness for ih

lester leads best of seven series

- Rt-lay tine Mile---1. Amherst; 2 land when Meg was set back in the p Z1,

ClIHl'lt)llttlt)uli Suiisliiiie Dairy and linnlng. but kept eating into tlir Abll'95- 3- 0"7h9'i5l- 5e"".ml mlmd We Prince placed with R.C.A F. Fiyers softball teams split margin until Connolly's lituiie l'illl Till” 4 "”"5-iL5f?l'- M9r"-ill w”0d5 '3" mp'

Bell. driven by H. Stead. Pari-niuliiels: lst. 3.40; 2nd. 8.30. 3.70. 2.10: 7.90. 4.10; (.40.

Bobby Ltind and Brian McCal- lum got the Abbies hits. both sing- les. Kennedy led the visitors with

trial. Also with Alban werc Donal Smith. his coach; Roy Rflalps Lloyd Sonicr; Charlie Hogan

Sunday American League

a doubleheader at the Summerside ,smash with no mates aboard -C TROT &. RACE First Eh Airport yesterday, Sunshine Dairy brought in the tying run in the Mari”, E (Kama , I I . ' H 1 1 Cleveland 00010t)000e1 4 0 - ' t4 taking the first game 9-7. and sixth. The Dairyinen added one in Ranida .MaL.D,,'.,ald) V ' . ' H 5 2 , ,New York 201 100 02x--6 ii 0- l't.('..-i.F. Fiyers winning the night- the seventh. and an iiisuraiit-c Gina" worthy (Q Mac, 0 Wyn. Aguirre 181 Santiago 48) pg I cap. 13-0. The Dairy team now ltlllaltktltl” till lhcb nlpth L'nlti'1cll Donald) I 5 ..;nd Hogan: Byrnc and gleri'aA.W1i- " led: the best-of-seven series three 3 OWE 0n .V 3 IIIE 05 in (5 Vii J B' ' C d ) 4 it ' -""93 l”w3'"" "RS '9” Vi 5? , .. .. gtiiii:-s to two. Both winning pitt-tiers innings. and Hailey ultu rtilciit-tl lc:,l:.e.nl,5lel:E;(x ;5,l,l,i:i.,1)Dre y ' y . U 3 7 I I'"'.. Ballfulfl Papermak.e.rs. Tfierenceman prelenell 1"" , AH Banom Mme Dairy and Norm him was n,m.h,,d M. 2 hits in Jolly Bud mew 8 4 l Om mo "NJ 3 51 lerniedialel A hockey, artificial ice. League winners won - Haney of me I.-1-Versv buosted the-H. 3.3 frames, calm.” h” H .i.,uh,..? Lusty's Lass (Sober) 5 7, 100 100 000.. 2 7 2 M8l'lII.lTIe title 195354 season. Applicant pleasestate hockey I'P.4i)N'lli(' causes by hitting home and 01”?!” R mill? Tl)? HSIUIIH Mannister Direct (Dewar) . 7 8 M05-Si '7l 3"d H953"? experience and from whom references may be sohc"ed' L'"”3”9

runs, Balleniis a grand slam homer in the fifth inning of the first game. with llaiieyis circuit smash coming in the fifth frame of the second contest. with one mate leading the way across home plate.

in the afternoon game. the visit- ors were on the short end of a

7-0 score at the end of the third

Intermediate "0: Final Game Wednesday

At present the Parkriale Arrows and the Fort Augustus team are all even at l-all in their series for the Queens County Intermedi- ate ”B" baseball title and the right to meet the Kings County winner for thc Kings-Qiie-ens title and a spot in the Island play-

As this Kings-Queens playoff must get underway Sunday next at the home diamond of the Kings County winner. officials in charge of play-downs announced last evcn- ini: that the deciding ilame in the Queens County series will be play- ed Wednesday at 5 pm. A. D. S. T. on the Mnrell Diamond.

Capt. Mccabe Cops City Title

Oiitshootiiirz a field of twenty- Iive of the Island's crack marks- men over the 300 and mo yard ranges on Saturday afternoon. Capt A. J. 7VlcCabe won the City riflc championship with a score of 9!) out of 100, having a possible .'lt at 300 yards and one short of 3 possilile 30 at 600 yards. By virtue M his win ”A. J." won it Challcngc Trophy donated by the latp .1. D. Jenkins. and a prizc donated by R. E.. Jenkins.

Cadet Ralph Kennedy led the 'I'yi'os with it 96.

The following are the Icores-- possible 100.

Total

Capt A. J. Mat-Cabe . . . . . . .. 99

Cpl Alton Rodd . 96

21.1. .Vlary Macheniian . 90.

Cadet R. R. Kennedy .. Tpr. B. Connolly .. .. Sgt. R. L. Coles .. Licut R E Jenkins .. 0(id1.R.B llambly Sgt. G. A. Coles . Maior C. A. !ilnci)onaId . Tpr. R" A. Vt-sscy Mrs. Irene Hardy . Vialor A. F. Gormlcy .. Sgt. Roy Vesscy Tpr W E Hardy ('adt-t Pat Landrigan .. Sgt P. J. Lantiriizan Licui. A K. .Vliiich .. Cadet W. .VIaci.ean .. Tpr. D .0. Clarke Tpr. J. 0. Good Cpl Ncd Hcnthorn . Ctll. Tony tfolcs .. . Cd! Donald Colt-3 . Cdt Bernard Macltonzild

Next Saturday. September 17th. the United Services Officers Club Match will be fired. This match is fired under service conditions- Rlfle as I!SlIPt'I -no sling.

91

Too LatT'"I,fttia3'l't7. l.oa-r-t.Aov's wiusr wit-rci between Fashion amp and 5

and to and and at-otiiid Canada Packers. Phone on:

3&?o'Eii'ii'.3.??33S'fE

base runners were quick to take advantage of slips in the i”lyci's' defence. and their daring forays along the base paths had the Flyers' back on their heels. RBl's--Kimber 2. Proctor, Iiiiglies. Connolly. Balem 4.. Norm Haney held thc Sunsliinel Dairy to nine bits in the secondl game while the Flyers unre cluhli-It mi Hartitiger for 14 safeties Haneyl led the onslaught with 4 bus. in. cluding his homer and a double. In tries Johnny Hyrnc iv:-is close, behind with the shiliclagh with 3, hits. one of them a doiible. in 5 attempts and Proctor It'll a tun, hanger. For the visitors, Connolly hit a double in the first lnllIII)L',' and Bradley hit a triple in thp second frame. B.Vrne made a spct-tariilai' one-. hand stab of Connolly's stnash ml right in the third. anti I.en Arseii-l ault started the hall ganuis on, ""11 8 snappy stnn and thrmi tnl erase lead-off man. Paul Dion. y I ”l7l.5;323.”."2”f.1""”lJ".”'t?”l”' t- - . err llt' . .apk. s-t;3til.MSntt(r:-llxlip HI(3.I:":ir'm2. Brrnc R. . - . . 4 . The teams will resume ilicir. Premier A.W. Iiiathesnn presents orial Field on Saturday afternoon. nftizlxnatt Victhoria Park in chm-l.p,m, Spy pm,” Memnrm Trophy Watson had firsts in the mile. half- . O . . p . "'2 ' "' 5 "1"" to 59'”! PM We" 0' Cor": 3;'.f'.SSfJ5”'d"'Bi;v3”MZ2l.iZd”'12 W0"l5- Wh” 1”” "I9 mp 110"": the 100 yard dash in amassing his getter at the Maritime Track andl2.'1 point total, 5 better than Mac- Field Championships held at Mem- l.eod's ill.

Arrows Even Baseball Series With Bombers

Rollie's Arrows dropped (hp purl ' Lixzustus Bombers I4-fi.,VPSlt'rrIa.Vl vernoon on the old diamond in 9 9" UD.their Queens County best. of-three-intermediate "B" baseball

Islanders Suspended At Hockey Meeting Sunday

, M()NCT()N ICPi-Saint John expenses to Halifax.

59:55 lint S1-all - -Ibeavcrs. out of hockey last scasoirl Jack T. H. Fenety. Fredericton. "'9 iii!" as'I;IErI:I'I8)1;i'IhEtiI' (Tpdll fm-lvt'(-Tc .a(II'-IllilPd to the Atlantic was elected president of the cir- bv- R b- I put! c -was replal-r-flLCflat-I henioi Hockey pLeague at ai cuit, succeeding Hon. T. Babbitt . v n ers in the sixth Rnhprlg-Kltlflfl meeting here Sunday. Only Parlee. Moncton. N.B.. minister gaie way to Hughes in the eighth liio otlicr dclinitc starters-Fred-

of municipal affairs. who stepped

mlzlkarkytzadnigr led-the Arrnws at erictnn Capitals and Amherst down afterta three-year term..

by dwi. a . for 3 day and mm. l'iamblt-rs -- appeared. and the Other officers elected were R, hine with Hughes and E. Show executive said te league would W. Andres. Amherst. lst vice- erd to pull off that rarity a not operate with three clubs. president: Abe Perleskv, saint

plriplc play-in the third, Mnncton Hawks, unrepresented John. 2nd vice-president: Mr

- C. at the meeting. were given until Parlee. .'trd Vice-president: and

miditiulit Thursday to clarify their position Last year the loop com- prised Hawks. Capitals. Ramblers and Charlottetown Islanders.

Continued on page 11

A Baseball Standings

American League

W-I. Pct.t.Hl Islanders were suspended Stin- Btl .15 615 day for one year for failing to pay 116 56 608 it the league S250 in fines and to 84 58 592 I pay Ilawks gaic receipts for I Hi 00 .574 6 playoff game. 72 71 .503 115 .1 Application by W. Hartland for a . . 59 83 .415 28': illalitax group": admission was -Waslhlngtnn 50 89 ..'l60.'l6 iturncd down after Fredericton tmiittmore 45 03 326401: lrcfuscd to undertake t veiling

CHARLOTTETOWN DRIVING PARK

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 1 SEPT. I5. I6 AT 8:30 P.M.

THE ORIGINAL

HOLLYWOOD DARE DEVILS

H-TIIBILLINGACTS-H

restoring no . "HUMAN BOMB" -

lee Lucky Walters blast himself with 10 sticks of dynamitp.

ALSO PLAYING S

,4.l0 3.40. 2.90 3.70: Znd 4.00 13.30; 12.10. 4.10. 4.40.

B PACE lliieg tRugci'sl

Times: 2.14. 2.16.

driven by L. Kelly.

Pari-mutucls: Isl. 13.20.

Moriell Woody (Kennedy) Prince Budlong tCudmore) Esso tWiseocr) Suffolk Chief IStcad) Jean 8. Lee fBarnett) . Real Joe (J. Gay) . . . . . . .. Times: 2152: 2.1-1'3. Meg owned by H. driven by A. Rogers; Woody. owned by Michael Kennedy. driven by S. Kennedy. Pari-mutuels: lst. 3.40. 2.60; 7.00. 3.40: 4.50. 2.50; 3.00. 2.20; 2.30.

5.10 500.

Marion E owned by C. 0. Ellis.

oust;-ate-:2

Schiirman. Moriell and

3.2". 2.70: 2nd. 11.50.

inisoiis CHAMP

Pictured above is Sandy Patter- son of Boston who was the only athlete to crack it ficld record at tho Maritime Track and Field Championships Saturday. Sandy tossed the discus 130 feet 11't'4 is. to better ”Tink" Kytc's old mark

by 16 feet .'I-V4 ins,

QUEENS COUNTY FISH & GAME MEETING

WHERE -- PRINCE OF WALES COLIJ-ZGE Al'I)ITOItIUM WHEN - TUESDAY. SEPT. I.'tTH. TIME - 8:30 P.M. DAYLIGIIT SAVING TIME. One film on Fishing and one on Hunting to be shown at. 8:30 PM.

Ynlmtl fry welcome IF accompanied byvparents.

srocii CAR RACES .

COVEI-IEAD RACEWAY WEDNESDAY NIGHT. SEPT 14 8:00 P. M. Daylight Time

Admission si.oo. Children 13 and under free if with adult.

All our: to be in pit of 7:30 p.in. AII gore receipts to be used as purses

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IIONTAGUIJ BACE TRACK IATUIDAY. SE 17 AT 8:80 Ell.

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treasurer, Local Improvement