Neither Finger Nor Trip Will Altr Date Of Bout

NEW YORK (AP) Floyd Patterson insisted Thurs. day that neither his injured finger nor his planned trip to strife-torn Birmingham would alter the date of

SPORTS FRONT

By PIU S CALLAGIIAN

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Charlottetown, Fri. May 10, 1963. PAGE 11

—- "If they turn the hose on me, ' I'll turn my back." he said. “If they put the dogs on me, I’ll protect myself. If anybody at- tacks me, I'll endure it.”

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Big Trout Contest

THINGS are in readiness for the big trout fishing cook” at North River Causeway tomorrow. Saturday, May 11, and Sunday, i y 12.

This contest will be conﬁned to trout caught at the North w River Causeway and the trout must be caught either Saturday

or S . sponsor is the Queen’s County branch of The Prince Edward Island Fish and Game Association and the only requirement for those entering is that they must take out a

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champion Sonny Liston at Las

cgas. “The fight definitely will go on July " said e former champion who was knocked out in the firstround last Septem- ber. "Even if my hand hasn't healed, it will go on."

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Patterson appeared at a press paglamm. Ellsworth (3 2) ' ’ ' and members Qwen' t anch. conference vtlltmm'lght ah Sdmall Schatfer. Threemcl’ivil'sgies have lieecifunyillir in this contest, with three bangfegde 1:) used: lhg't refrilaiheli "um ' °°°°z°°°° ' 2 5 ’ prizes in each division. The first division is for the largest trout, . cov a New york - a 4: the second for the largest two trout, and the third for the larg-

000 000 003 McLlsh, Baldschun (2-2) i. ‘ est catch (not to exceed a) grout),

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when a doctor removed a call-

ous near the knuckle of the (8).

and Dalrymple,

I‘ight hand. . V i W ‘ Oldis (9); C r a i g McKenzie SOME beautiful trout have come out of the causeway waters The remlatt'h. Iﬁ‘lglngllly set FLOYD PATTERSON (3-0) (9) and Sherry. Coleman these past few weeks and Earl ‘Diver' Riggs and his associates f" Mum eac ' a" (9L promoting this weekend contest are confident that some rwl

television.” said Patterson. huge ones will again make their appearance for this fishing

April, was postponed from April i118 _

4 to An .10 because of an “1 58W "‘9'" mm the hoses (iii; 302: gill—:15; y

injury to Liston's knee- After it °“ the 9901319 and heard “01" , O'Dell (4-2) a nd Bailey~ , ‘Dlver’ will be on hand at the causeway all the time through. “’35 res‘ihe‘mled I” L“ veg” the dogs biting “3° people' I Spahn (4-2) Fischer (6) Funk (out the contest, except the time he slips home to have a few 3"“ 27' it was Sat bad‘ by ten gumy' It “'5” Just as “men (7) and Torre. HR‘ SF -— - . hours sleep. He will pitch a tent right on the spot and trout Pattemn's min" mam“ my ﬁght as the” A10“ (7% ' ' . caught will be weighed right there in the Fish d Game JOINS JACKIE “Some people say this will Houston 000000030. 3 70 ‘L W“-

At the conference called to affect'my career or the gate of Cincinnati 004 114 03x - 13 15 1 Already we have heard much talk about the coming contest announce that he and Jackie my lights. I don’t care. The Johnson, (1 . 5) Kemmener and there's a big chance that the place will be packed on both Robinson were going be fight he c om es secondary to (3), Umbricht (5), Zachary (7) days. Not only will participants be there. but we imagine that partners in a real estate ven. something like this. I told and Campbell, Bateman (5); many onlookers will wend their way to the North River fish-

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4 THE contest was originally set for last weekend but those nh .

, in charge postponed it is en ice conditions at the causeway.

Jackie I wanted to go with him to give the Negroes down there confidence in the Negroes of the

ture. Patterson said he was going to visit Birmingham next Monday with the baseball Hall

Maloney (4-1) and Edwards. HRs: Hous—Bateman (2). Cin— Robinson (2) (6).

of Famer, first Negro to pitch north. Los Angeles 000201202- 7131 ’ - I v - ‘ in the National baseball league. “I expect to be' arrested. I St. Louis 00007003x.1017o . V I lware 17:11.11“? Walls: ,Postponeftnaiﬁt “1:851” hufflbgluttergits (gen "I_was sitting around camp. expect to be handled roughly Richert. (o - 1) Scott (5). ' i ' ‘ " ' ' te‘ bl'evenn m. res more an ever a I p” reading the papers and watch- and put in jail. " Sherry (5), Roebuck (8) and Here’s wighing the contest every success Roseboro; Gibson, (1-1) Olivo I

(7), Fanok (8) and Oliver. HRS: Catcher Jim Pagliaronl (3) ed to catcher Jim Schaffer, Play came on ﬂy hit by pitcher caught by rightfielder Lou

Sudden Passing

StL—White (3), Oliver (3). of Pittsburgh Pirates scores right, Chicago ubs. in thlr . . James And Le E x]. 1 ﬂy ball remap inning yesterday in Chicago. Don Schwall of Pirates, and Brook of Clubs. (ArP Wirephoto) THE dden d m m Halifax wedmeSday of Bi“ Haley m me can ague su ea . Cleveland 000000000- 0 73 standing sprinter and track coach, has caused genuine regret Washington 01230000! - 6 80 among all track and fie d enthusiasts in the Maritimes. e to provincial fitness education director, Dave

Grant (2-3), Ramos (4), Nis- chwitz (8) and Romano; Sten- house_ (2-2) and Leppert, Len-l

We spok Boswell about Bill and Dave felt very saddened at the word of his friend’s death. Dave was a fraternity brother of Bill while at Dal and Boswell termed him one of the finest fellows be

In the interest of conservation, and in par- ticular to help rescue our depleting wild life

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ker MacDonald, Loney

' . 't ('7.sz —B k-' poplilatlon, all ISlanderS are “Red '90 Please “frail! :3: (3).) R an m . had met. Dave considered him one of the greatest sprinters bu ' ' . l N York 000000000- 0 2'0: evertocomc outofthe . . from rmng marShes' swafnps and bruSh areas’ Cled'cvsgo 02000000x- 2 60% The late Bill Haley was not only an outstanding athlete Where duCks mlght be nesting. Terry (34) and Howard; Ber, g o n o . O r S I n n e r but he excelled as a student. He was a graduate in engineering bert (4-1) and Martin. i from Nova Sootia Tech and in 1954 was selected as ledee - ‘ ‘ - scholar for Nova Scotia.

Your co'opeldtlon 13 “I ) _3nd all 8‘00d ggﬁmon 3:33:01: 4 go! HALIFAX (CP)——A forward ‘recently finished his best sea- National Hockey League, was :Rangers and half a season with ‘ death came after a bried illness at the early age of 31 sportsmen should be on guard for anv infraction. Monbouqueue (2.4) Earle ,who rose to a rea scoring son as professional player awarded a trophy for being the iDetroit, MacDonald's entire iyears. To his wife and other survivuig relatives. Sports Front Thank ou ' (6) Formcles (’8) and Tmman. Iheights this season and a foot-(with Detroit Red Wings of the Nova Scotia native who contrib-‘production prior to this year extends sincerest. sympathy.

y ' Est'rada (m) Mme, (a) ma lball coach who makes a habit most to spo on a na- was 42 goals and 40 assists for . 01.5mm 'HR. Balt__Poweu (EL of winning were honored here Champs tional level. 82 DOIDLS. ROCIng Season Nears

D011 1‘0an Who has Sumed Loney, a former centre with

Thursday night at the first an- I the St. Francis Xavier Univer- Ottawa Roughriders’ has been

nual Nova Scotia sportsmen’s

Inserted by The East Prince Branch of the P. E. I. Fish and Game Association.

The" "e 8“ estimated 5°" THE early closers for chharlottetown Driving Park surely ses

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000,000 gs and cats the dinner. sity X-men of the Atlantic Foot- coaching m Nova scam, for ‘ I her m. _

United States—about one pet P rkcr MacDonald. 29-year- , _ ha League through five nine seasons_ His record: 69 attrﬁtidi: gﬁmmmcaﬁw of the intmst in these events and it

for every 3-7 humans. |01d leftwinger from Sydney who) KEIV‘“ Dowung- FeP’esentmg straight undefeated seasons In wins, nine losses and one tie. (gives promise of m really great battles at the local pacing —— Rev. Preston Hammlll and CY league play, was ham e Loney is credited with a “1&de tmm mp this se ‘

ason. Things are begmnm' ‘ g to hum at the Charlottetown truck vaOtball in the Maritimes, W113?! and in a little better than three weeks the races will be in - i have virtually d r o p p e d e progress. MacDonald, Shu‘fﬂEd “tween game of English rugger played‘ We see where The Prince County Horsemen’s club has the mmors an three N exclusively up until the Second leased the Summerside Raceway and the word is that a gred teamsv sewed 33 goals and World War many renovations will be made to this popular sports centre. “5‘53 1“ “gum? NHL Play “1‘5 proceeds from the “impure Already the workm are busy and those at the head of things 59550“ for 61 pomts- 1“ one full - . lure promising far better facilities for the season in ahead. “35°” With T°r°nt° Maple l dmner were Swen to a “tamed I We sincerely hope that both Charlottetown and Summonidie Leafs, two with New York' children's fund. tracks attract batter crowds than ever_ It costs a lot of mm maracewayintbesepatrts andtihosewhopersevereh game are surely deserving of the best of luck. Let’s have a banner season.

,League officials. presented the

provincial resident who contrib- lKelly and Maclnnis trophy, em- Y

i or bar velo f uted most to sport in the prov-l:l s e 0! de pment n Esupremacy, to Gabriel Keough. captain of the Seven Mile CYO team at a banquet at the Borden Inn last evening.

Billy Noonan, star defence- man on the team. was master of

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James Pendergast of Charlot- ;tet , who recently returned from a Canada- wide trip. was : guest speaker. He spoke of the t _ 8 E. g ll danger of hblecotminlgifﬂabbyt due

. . N. . ' . p. . _ . - o epus-u on e mos nu- hillsides it [man living. To illustrate ow this could be overcome, the whole assembly joined him in oing through exercises. Some

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From Native Of Denmark “L a rim ASSOCIATED PRESSiJohnny klippstein wild pitched

He encouraged the team to y _ , . , of under intensiﬁed Strive for excellence and stay Casey Stengel s amazmg Newithe Winning run home With two modem farming methods now in York Mets rallied for three gout.

away from liquor and tobacco. , . . vogue are upland game birds like

Others who spoke briefly were “"15 in the mill 111115118 Thufs- Felipe Alou and Ed Bailey the Ruffed grouse_ , Native part. Rev. R.F. MacDonald. parish d3Y- beat Philadelphia Phillies leach drove in three runs for the ridge to local hunters, . who“ priest; John Noonan, c 0a c h; 3'2. and “tended their wmnlnglstreaking Giants, who have won natural habitat is the wooded Allan McCormack. president of smug ‘0 ‘0“ ‘nine of their last 10- Veteran areas. They haveahabit of feed-

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I received a rather unusual re- quest in few days ago from a man, a Dane, who had returned recently from Denmark. He was authorized by Danish g a m e of- ficials to try and arrange a ship-

. WOO] blends the CYO; Gerald Gauthier. on The sweep of the series ena- iWarren Spahn was the loser. mg along the fringe of grain and . h if i th B l t h t I Left Dicc Ellsworth hurled a me“ °‘ 3‘1"“ ruffed grousev - . charcoal and black be a 0 e 9 m0“ 0” 95 m, bled the Mets to vault over thci ~y , _ , their Dun or their 6 S from buckwheat fields but their nat- h or uests of the CYO at )LWO-lllLLeI‘ at Pittsburgh in pltch- y g gg - - tw‘eobgvn sets slumping Phillies into eighthing the Cubs to their ninth Vic_ this province to Denmark. He in. ural habitat IS the swamps. . all slug ‘1 ~ place in the National League. Itory in 10 starts. The rejuve_ formed me that Hungarian part. irvgiiziangnglatbzgwggirtgdgs‘ . .The league-lemme San Fran-inate Cubs moved into second ridge and pheasants were prac- t t fN t l f ﬁt CISCO Giants beat Miwaukee 8-2 an tlcally wiped off the map in Den- 5 a e o a “’9 are 3 5° 3V0“ '

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and Chicago Cubs won their Francisco.

sixth straight, 3-1 over Pitts- u in the only other day games scheduled.

In night games, Los Angeles was at St. Louis and Houston at Cincinnati in the National, and New York at Chicago, Cleve- land at Washington and Boston at Baltimore in the only Ameri- can League games scheduled.

MOSS ro DIVORCE Kama

LONDON (Reuters)—Retired British racing driver Stirling Moss, 33, is petitioning for divorce from his Canadian-born wife, the former Katherine Stu- art Molson. Tlley were married in London in October, 1957. The

mark and West Germany where, a few years ago, they were pre- sent in thousands. . .they simply swarmed over the countryside. He stated that Hungarian part- ridge were non - existent in Den- mark at the moment with phea- sants down an approximate 99 per cent. The odd pheasant is still reported on rare occasions.

Game authorities in both en-

grounds. . particularly around abandoned orchard sites N0 INFORMATION

My informant had no informa- tion with regard to game bird survival, or otherwise, with re- spect to the British Isles long famed for their top pheasant.

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We wish the best of luck to «I fishers men entering the first Fish and Game As- sociation Derby at the North River Causeway. ‘- .. g ' , h .W'

. wool blends. subs-Mines. O meld cm! i V in ; ‘ etc. . steel :3 to u a i ‘, I? I! ‘ g Q r... to 10.05 m. to us ' do» I. ,‘ ' "" " ' ’ "w m "' "b (llltl A BANQUET 4 The two winning teams of ners were the Royal Bank {tour‘i‘lsrriergi‘ Refeivlng tho I the YMCA bowling champion- Royalcttcs and in the men's "P Y 15 '53 “we no!“ - . . ships were guests of honor at division the Scooters No. 1 gml’et‘tgégtvumgm'um: .30 Sammy l. m the dinner meeting of the Al- teem captured top spot. Mak- Seam-l - a. r v m m 0’“ my mt an 9"“ an 9.30 an 5 Gm M Sf. pha Y’s Men's Club at the ing the presentation is G! e n singles in the tonm mm 3”“ one" am), '1‘ ' I l' YMCA yesterday evening. In Kennedy, vice-president of the were Nel Ambler, ﬂ, 3‘ g Q. women’s division the win- Alpha club, who sponsored the Bum McGee, an. ,I