CANADlAN,PR!598 the A Kvsrsolauu ton 6-2 will Louis in a night same. A Pitts-

andtilecdlar-dwel-over Dodgauietbaflrstganls bur-gh-st-Pbllsdelphianiglltaa. Cubs Inntorllidlltii-lllltdouhlshesdal. counter rounded out National llllwsubere National In the American League, run. League action while in the Angus pennant drive duies by Jackie Jensen ican Detroit met Kansas city, cm. the e-laadinglrevu IN Lucio in the ltlth inning cage was at Cleveland and in their fourth straight loss. II! Red Sox to Yankees were hosts to Washington , Tbe-thlrd-place Brooklyn - o the lead for the third time all under lights. ' ers. however. lost a chance to gain and Baltimore Orioles 7-5 JONES lN CONTROL Jones, exllibiting excellent con-

i around. Wulv Maw two homers. in the males of a doubleheader. Cincinnati Red-

The g legs. m I 3-1 'series vic- tory over the Braves, met st.

lrol, limited the stumbling Brave; to "seven hits at Chicago. The hit righlhander walked four and atruc out seven to boost his league-loath "mg sirikeuut total to 148.

The Cubs backed Jones. who

1 good for three nine. and I better- than-it-looks 12-hit 505;: 011 Pl

DOWN THE BACK

picked up his elshth triumph against 13 losses. with a main .1, lack against starter Bob Buhl and (W0 SUCCCSSDTS.

Bubl. who suffered his nevgnui loss against 16 victories. was - knocked out of the box in the uxu. inning when the Cubs scoredfour runs on four hits, including double;

by Ernie Banks. Wait Iloryn and 2:06. He is owneddly Rlclnrd Jab Pete Wblshenant. alee. North Sydney, N.5....Rankin,' Milwaukee never could get McLalneis good friend Del McTav-' started against Jones and left 11 lab won the A Pace, purse ;4,oool men stranded. The Braves had at the same the same night runners on first and second with with American Way in 1:04 3-5. none out in the second on a single He is owned by Alex Person; of by Joe Adcock and an error but Ontario. Del also won an A Face, couldn't advance the runners. It purse 35.000 the previous night with h3DPened again in the "M1 with pme mag, Duffy. time 2:05 4.5. He two out but Jones got Hank Aaron u also owned by A1,, pamms; to bounce into a force play. md . 3 P", 3,, am, mam, It was Milwaukee: seventh shut-

une I gwm, 5.1 : g out of the season and the loss

gbcae yicotgirlea canIl?:fter lt!ic':l'aoz- Watch” "'9 B"''''i m”5”t It”

isb had as trlng of 30 wlnless "'3 streak M me yeah mm er

' u 1 th 23 d f J Antonelli, who now has ateliopae ii: I551 coentlnhe his wuili: ted just three mu)" in Wm" 3 W

g last three starts against the Dodg- :r”'3m'”':::; 3::k”,f:fh:jify::s en. didn't get into any trouble am" Adm. Harry 1.55 M I Wm in until the eighth and ninth innings the V 500 free for am pace mm when he gave up five hits and lost

hi all t 2:01 2-5. This raised his earnings chsampignin against an world to 3208.000.

llihe seventh-place Giants. now u the Wu" 0' semhmle Com”, 8- against Brooklyn for the year, Florida, vote in favor of pari-rnu-

release oi leading rivers Joe O'Brien with 31, points. fol- rn Ilaugbton with Frank Iervin Raxlght Bald- win 11, Ned Bower lo. I Yell Joe was leading Gl'0l1- Clrmm driver with” winnings of 3219.957- , followed by William Haughton with 3199.688. Del Miller was third with utensil Joe has been mine this

. week at Indianapolis. Indlllll l 6 Circuit meeting and on use 325,500 Horse-

In the latest

. Grand Circuit (1

was in the lead

lowed by Will" :9. Del Miller 22.

14. Wayne Smart 12.

l 3 t p. l: l,

V

hammered 13 hits. five of them off Carl Erskine, who left with his ninth defeat in 21 decisions after Antonelli doubled and n Mueller singled for a 3-0 New York lead . in the second inning.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Robin

Roberts held Pittsburgh to seven hits-two of them homers-to win his 18th game asvthe Philadelphia . Phillies defeated the Pirates 5-2 ' before 7.335 at Connie Mack Ste- dlum Friday night. Roberts, who struck out seven. showed near-perfect control. The two homers he allowed, both in the fourth by Lee Walls and Frank homes. failed to rattle him. Bob Friend took the rap for his 15th setback.

The Phillies scored a first-inn- ing run on Richie Aehburn'a single a wild pitch and Sally I:lemus' fly. Three hits and two bases on balls brought on three more in the second and Hemus rapped his third home run off Nelson King in the eighth.

ST. LOUIS (AP)-Vinegar Bend Mlzell's brilliant two-hit pltcgilg . and Ken Buyer's borne run

Milwaukee

by Ceigctzgo. .i, K -u mov em '

of the lead. "In.

Mr: 11. in Pi i A 1 victor; againstclIhfid.e'eta,uv.s&l:ct:

22nd homer of the season gang

the left field bleachers with :3 out in the seventh. 11...”. an the Radbird third ..,. ond home run since tn. guggn game.

NEW YORK (AP)-Hg-is

and Roy Slevers each hadmfhwu: hits Friday night as the washing. ton Suntan overbauld a 4-0 New Yorkliead to defeat tba Amu-1.. can ague leading Yankee: I-5. Yogi Berra drov in as N" York's Pill! with his 4 non

run and a single.

Berra'a homer a three-run shot. wrapped up a four-run third inn- lng for the Yankees Bob Chaksles. making his sun of the year. Hank'Bsuer brought the first marker in frame with his and home run. an inside-the-park job.

Plews' s ec o n d single scored Washington's first run in the fourth off l8-game winner Johnny Kucks. who then gave u Siev- ers' RBI single in the fith and gave way to southpaw Tommy Byrne after Sievers' double in the seventh.

Clint Courtney socked Byrno for a two-run single that tied it d- all and the Nets then took it in lite eighth on Plews' single, Ernie Or- avltz' pinch RBI double and an in- field grounder by Ed FltzGerald. hitting for winning reliefer Bunky Stewart, who gave one bit in two innings.

Tom Morgan. third of five Yankee hurlers. was the loser for a 5-8 record.

CLEVELAND (AP) B o b Lemon missed a try for his sooth victory Friday night as the Chi- cego Whiteso edged the Cleve- land Indiana 2-1 to cut the Tribe's hold on the American League's second place to one game.

Jack Harahman. White Sox southpaw. held the Indians to four hits in posting his lath triumph against nine louse. He has beaten Cleveland four times this season. A triple by Nellie Fox with two out in the seventh inning and Luis Aperaclo on base -with a

out six and wllkld three; xetip. v ustrlia one of three ed "'9 lids in Mat is at one lief-ins. with 33- "old ed "19 Side '3 WI? is sh oftne Vic Seine of Philadelphia unt- nlne innings. ' ' ' ' 13' . gwggp lyy battling 1lii0IlKh The 0010"” -on i -dnoled 1: games to subdue Ashley Conner wnh J” Nun” 3W01"I:the third-ranking Australian-

. Ken Rosewall Ends I omobock With 5-Sol a

role of Davldto his Dick vltt'I Goliath mm as he Hi- llad to thwart the but Tenn! ck in big-time tennis with a five-set victory in the qlllfielb Jlllal: of the United States tennis 'chemplonslllps.

Rosewl.i1i's 64. 7-5. 4'5: 340- M

Top - seeded Lew Iioad was an any winner of 10-year-old Roy Emerson. e fellow-Austrtillllh W- 0-8, 7-5, while Hem Richardson oi Westfleld, N.J.. rated the top W09" poet for the United States D8V15 Cup team. was upset by Allslm" inn southpaw Neale Fraser 6-3. 3-6. 6-1, 6-4. lanom: IN suns

Seixnf 9-7, 3-6. 9-7. 10-12, 64 gsqueaker over Cooper gave thll 11.8. its lone semi-final berth. its slimmest representation at Forest

Today he plays the second- seedod Rosewall. the fantastic racket rlfleman and his longtime ijlnx, in one of the semi -"finals. nasa abootinl for a tennis stand "slam." plays Fraser. a player of spotty brilliance.

In the women's division, to?- aeeded Shirley Fry of St. 'Pel.el'I- burg, Fla.. meets llnslands P011

Ch'lown Al S'sicIe Today

with the best-of-five series all tied up at 1-1, the Sumrnerside Pontiac: and Charlottetown Ab- bles renew their battle for the P. l:.I. Intermediate A baseball title menus. The fourth some will be pleyed at Me!!! oriel Field Sunday at 2.80.

The Abblcs got off on the rllht

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Moutebello. Callh. lrrldav. 0-1. 5-1

CDP Tonight g

Another good nine-dash harness racial program is scheduled at the Charlottetown Driving Park tonight. '

All classes are well filled and the feature event of the will be the A Pace with seven

kowliti has been able to hold onto the quarterback

Ginny Grant Scores Another Swim Viclory

BASEBALL

By Tim CANADIAN PRESS National League

walk provided Chic its will- Illllj run. . , ,

by the Cape Breton Turf Club on Labor Day, both dashes of the Junior Free For All were won by Sandy Flngo, owned by Tom Haw- co, Sydney and drlvetby G. Moo- Donald. Time. 1:13, 2:12 4-5. Bandy

n.

G-alapbono (Billy llughtoll) In tin aoeond halt of Trotting Derby.

Ieetihstwllleaowrinln. nleadeadilnalosarterh zlnt

fuel betting at an election to be held in November, Seminole Park, a harness racing plant that was built twenty-seven years no lo the late W.N. Reynolds and other harness racing followers, will be renovated and something like half a million dollars spent on it to nuke it a desirable night racing plant within easy acess to the

The Harness Horse reportlnl on the All American Free For All 85,01!) held It Chicano

mbiirup it. had the follow 33 3' ' til lid Vilti3Fii'idl. in-rnosuatseonmstnsda """' '" ”

In a recent list of wins at Blue Bonnets, Montreal, we notice the name of Major Rodney. driven by Maine. Aug. 23, the Free For All Pace was won by Mr. McGee (Brewer) by Abner T. Clegg, time it 8-5 g

The most breath-taking harness horse sensation of 1956 seems to be the win by the iyear-old filly Good" Counsel. that Frank Ervln finished 1-1 with in 2:01 8-5. 1:58 1-5

his first a arance on a Chicago tuck tonlg t and toyed with the ab: horse field as he won his sev- enth race this season and incr-ear ed his earnings for the year to 323.- M. The Hoot Man 4-year-old took the iced on the first turn and breez- ?I'I. The Boot Men I-year-old took ed along in :32. and 1:03 to the first half. lie was pressed only once when Steve Tell came along- side. However. O'Brien urged Iootty slightly and the pace sent

by Gavan; Stables and driven by

lbslftkfver Hansen won the fee- 10 ace for

had not raced since 1953 until this season. That year as a 4-year-old he took a record of 1:04 2-5 and

i Son (G. Gaudet) 2. Time. 2:18 3-5.

his all time winnings were Old.- 900. For whatever cause he was kept out of racing the trouble must have been cleared up as his time in the above events will show. At Sydney Sports Centre last Satur- day night the good little trotter Celia Sharon, owned by Don Ran- kin, won the 3rd race on the pro- gram in 2:13 4-5, which is a new record.

Quite a few fast miles were step- ped at Moncton V y lsat Wed- nesday nlgbt. Phil Vitale, owned and driven by Henry Cormier won the first rnce in 2:18 3-5-e new rec ord. in Race: I end 6 Mae Fad al owned by M.C. Taylor, Moo ton and driven by 1-1. Cormier. was 1-8. Jean B. Lee, owned by Sam Kan- nedy, Charlottetown, 2-1. I-ier heat was in 2:12 3-5.t hcfs attsemile was in 2:12 3-6, the fastest mile she paced this season. In races I and 7 Big Ed, woned by M.C. Tay- lor and driven by H. Cormler, was 1-2. Moriell Woody. owned by Sam Kennedy. Charlottetown and driv- en by Joe Hmnessey, was 3-1. Time. 2:11 3-5, 2:13 2-5. Race 4 was won by Gay Music, owned

Marshall Govang. with Millie's

In rages 5 and I Abbeland. owned by J.5. Watt and driven by W. Ilrdlne, was 1-8, Countess Carla,

and driven by R. Berriean,

Noi Very Seri

Yesterday's rain was the first real break in over I month of good old time typical slimmer weather. Beginning the last three days of July and carrying through to the 6th of September the weath- er could safely be classed as superb. There were the odd day! when low clouds with mist and showers and a breeze with a punch to it left something to be desired but for the most part it was succession of sun dappled wood roads. blue wavelets break- ing on sandy beaches and the hill- sides aglow with the yellow tinge of ripening grain.

Scrrled stooks, standing row upon row like soldiers on parade. cause the nplend game bird hunt- ers todiabouteraola energy building ration to his hunting dog and check the game pockets of the time honoured hunting cost. A few have already taken their favourite Setter or Pointer out for a conditioning nul to prepeto them for the strenuous field days ahead. The days are swiftly ep- proaching when the hunter, not the angler, will reign as King over the outdoor realm, The ducks eredwteying put for the most part and s 3: sure sign that duck hunters either too busy at the moment or have bad a change of heart to attempt a spot of prc-season shoootlng. The pouch is not reared its

HUblTERS' CORNER C Says Poaching Problem

ROUNDUP

Chakalea. Stewart (0). Grill!

(3) and Courtney; Inch (7) Morgan (8), Larsen (8) Tur- ley (9) and Berra. W-dtowart. L- Morgen. Hits: Nlrk-Bauer, Berra.

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while Mrs. Pratt. adsdod sixth, up- The Alouettel. with Ian (Tho aaeoiui set Mrs. Dorothy xnode of Forest ltlfic) Etcheverryrs throwing arsn season .1 Hills. 44:. 6-0, 6-3. in good shape and aerobatic peh- In the Western Interp , v anther to calm The finals are scheduled nu. cltch Hal (Mr. Wonderful) Patc football mm gmummw umbia Lions. who with day. : tarpon intact. In 10- lmr not catch up on-tndsc x-oadwosii I-3 (re tied with sum. imam-lnewlnleulu-goo tblsweekendsndtberoiaeona . . - l I .l.l.'!.:. ':”t.:i..”t:3t.if”l..': i”5.i'i”n'”.?”':.li,i.';',(,;l',1,g;gg ii".-.i'a.'””'”.w ..::;f"afl.7..'”i:: RGCIHQ Curd gaimnvou. vgltholllg dWl-.w:ovbl:- lfdm tlfey return.” i A V V 1': tilxfrovg 3- Dial”! h”. For Alouettel. three Canedljp ?l:ed by pthe fact that evgnpwltb 3:3 59., "1? - ' - - me manly-touched Ronnie Knox ll-lback and ."-':'.l3..ct.a to add oi: l" L Pl”Y9fh the lineup, Veteran Nobby Wlr- (ugly. 'trgngtlL ." mu,

TovBegin Tuesday

In tbullmiustina iorlu the

i::tCStWa;':O".JlthliriYu lgeish. Ger. - 3”" '"”i"' 7'31! pennant winner specie the team

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dashes for e purse of an out 3:. ,3',:".?; :,.,.,gef,m...,;,, A,,,,,mn,,sm.,u ”'l "fox Teams finishing that my me

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MEI tIl,1:1u”"1YAmlmgua'l'Bn:h9 elven!” alt.” Elltulil national are-season tied-lllil WI mug! ml van "2: v . - c am (3 . 14;;-qg, played. agi-gem

Echo. Mlldalc. Tomi!!! sysntst. e honey-blondo Toronto girl Coach Frankilvepi 1y, '3". however, the first three games

Tlmell Tell. Colonel Budlons. led all the way to win in two lnln- Grey on, s 3; my be sisyeq in oi. city '1... Fortune's Pride, Lorne Budiolli utes. 30.6 seconds. nearly foursee- three ganja; at in”. .3 '0. tho dellefopens the remain and Jean Aybrev will be solos in onds faster than her time away .0 1.1- 1. c c-;,,,,..::3 games In the opponents) city we dashes at 3200 each. in the same event last year. - in .45; mhw" mm”; Allvserlu are best-of-smn '

Two other double dash paces E. C. F guson of York City Johnny 3;-mu, nqgu-.o1d mm; the Cup winner will represent mg

and s single dash pace round out was two minutes. 88 see ' jg mv."n, m.,'..u,,..'.; Lu”. 1,, lb, jun, the promising card. - ends. and Margaret Glrvan of who 1... 5.... ' isr world ssrlcs eselnst the vi

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you heard any shots on the marsh lately?" His eyes blinked once or twice before he snswered: "No things have been very quiet". I looked blrrl fair in the face and replied: "Don't hand me that line partner. This marsh has been shot out in the last two weeks" lie heaved a sigh: "Yes that's right. Who told you?" I replied: "The ducks" It was Just as sim- ple as that.

I haven't had time to check on the pheasants l released a few weeks ago but I plan this coming week to take a brace of Pointer pups and give the area the once over. Th are over I months old and at e curious stage and in- terested in anything new. The calling card of a fox in a fence corner will send them into A bud- dle for minutes bofofo they wan- der off to find something new. if any pheasants have died or been killed by predators they'll check the spot like they found a gold mine. With food so abund-

Socond .- Boston om ooo Baltimore can 02

Sullivan, Suace and White; Bro Esulllvan. HR: Belt-Boyd.

Washington ooo 1lo'aao.. New York 004 00(1) 10)..

thereon. It wasn't there when I