DUBLIN (CP) -1‘ More than a‘ tie ets were 509 can ml last Irish Sweep-

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’°%.-Nit. were drawn on all 113 gllglble horses, although more than half were withdrawn as entries and a smaller number mu 3 u run. Canadians drew tickets on 111 of the eligi- ble horses.

G Washington Redskins. the only unlieatw teams in the National League. meet teams inov already have defeated Sun- day in the fifth week of the sen-

SOL.

The Western Conference-lead- In" Packers. rolling along with I four straight wins, take on Min- nesota Vikings. who still haven't broken into the victory column. when Minnesota played at Greeii Bay on opening day, the Pzwkers romped 34-7.

Washington. surprise Eastern (‘nnicrence leader. as won llli"‘f‘ and tied one in the four starts and will try to make it inc in a row over St. Louis Car- dinals at St Louis. The revived Redskins beat the Cardinals 24- H in Washington Sept. 30.

S MEET STEELERS

’l‘\\'o additional rematches are on Sunday's seven-game NFL ypmgram. New York Giants

Rangers About N

.\'l-‘.l'V YORK (AP)—“'1'he best line on the ice,'_' happily Si-liivan, an ex-New York Ran-1 gm‘ ‘

"They're going to give a lot of people a lot of trouble," pre-

(ll(‘lDd Ranger coach and gen- eral manager Muzz Patrick. ._______.__._...._..__._

legion Tourney Slated Today

A Legion golf tournament is; slated ioday at the Qharlotte-i town Golf club with the fliirst-‘ foursome teeing off at 12.30 this afternoon.

Post entries will be accepted an the pro shop and this even- inu following the tournament Ilwro will be a dance for all members and guests.

The draw is as follows:— 12:3(i——F. Miles (GG), L. Doyle

IGG), E. M?acF'arlane (GG), B. 0'Rourke‘(Chi.v 12:37—E.' .B r o w n (GGl. ., Bryamton (Chi. MacKinnorn (GG). Gallant (GG). 12:-l4—D. Hill (Oh), T. (Chi

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The six Canadians with tick- ets on the favorite, identified only by Nome do Plume. listed home addresses as Campbell- croft, Scarborough and Willow- ldale in Ontario, Victoria, B.C., Regina and Calgary.

Five Canadians drew tickets on the second favorite, Bewild- roon. last quoted at odds of 12 to 1 Five other Canadians were drawn for Golden Wedding, third favorite at 14 to 1.

A total of 521 Canadian tick- ets were drawn. Those whose horses start will collect about $150,000 for a first-place finish.

three of four on the road. The Giants’ opposition will be Pitts-

burgh Steelers, a team they bar- - in

ely edged 31-27 Sept. 30.

San Francisco 49ers, upset winners over Baltimore Colts last week, he to avenge an opening day 30-14 defeat by Chi- cago when they invade the home of the Bears. It will be the home opener for coach

rge Hales’ Chicago team.

‘Detroit Lions, nosed out by Green Bay in a titanic struggle of defensive giants 9-7, expects to roll over the winless Los An- geles Rams at Detroit. Rams have lost four straight.

Philadelphia Eagles and Dal- las Cowboys, still hoping to fight their way back into the Eastern Conference scramble,

Dallas. T Eagles’ Sonny Jurgensen had a tough time in Pittsburgh last Satur-

Rave ew Line

in Pittsburgh

‘U -— 89 '< D ro-

made its debut as a unit in the Rangers‘ 2-1 National Hockey Leagu loss to Detroit Thursday

night. , . it turn out. about the only bright spot in the season's opening game for the Rangers. They got the only goal. just missed on two others, and clearly dominated play every time they were on the ice. Rookie right w g Gilbert. as expected. was the big gun. 8 ALL THE MOVES “This kid has all the moves,

everything to be a really great '

hockey plnyer," said Sullivan, \Vll( coached all three at Kit- chener. a Ranger farm club. “You can’t say enough about him." said Emile Francis, now an assistant general manager on the Rangers, who coached Gilbert and Ratelle when they were juniors at Guelph.

‘ Gilbert, 21, was an immediate sensation when he was brought

, up as a replacement for an in-

jured player last season during the Stanley Cup playoffs. Ratelle, 22, and Balon, played with the Rangers last season, Ratelle returning to the

minors when he slumped in

mid-season.

they were i

about 860,200 for second and about $30, 00 for third. All those whose tickets were drawn Fri- ay in e a ' ii lottery which aids hospitals in the Ir- ish republic will receive resid- ual prtzes based on the size of

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the pool. entire which totals ti-

some $13,893,000.

Following are the horse. tic- ket number, nom de plume and home town of the Island ticket holders: V

My Bewitched--CAR 05933,

;Cliecker Board, Charlottetown.

Robson's Cholce—CAR 05284

Ripen, Montague, P.E.I. I

Packers, Redskins Seek To Extend Streak Today

reen Bay Packers and open at home after winning

[day under the Steelers' rushingv line. 1

I l Baltimore plays at Cleveland‘- , a most important both clubs. All even at 2-2 after} their first four games, both the,‘ Colts and Browns need a win! to get into the race. The Colts’l Johnny U.nitas was lastl week in a losing effort against‘ San Francisco. The Browns had to scramble to get past Dallas. In the merican Football League, one game was nlaved Friday night. Dallas at Boston. San Diego Chargers will be at , Buffalo Saturday night. In two: Sunday games New Yo Ti-J tans will be at Houston and‘ Denver Broncos at Oakland.

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yin. on-an-n. Charlottetown. Sat. Oct. 1s, ms. 11 gmeu a ‘in. season or row 'Bm_.k whm,,,_.|.

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to meet each other three time Calls P|‘GCTICe either Chatham lronmen or ‘St. PTOCTICC Tcday and Montreal already has a win Stephen St. Croix :n ‘he first U __ h bee called M in that department. I Coach Buck Whitlock has game of i:hei.r Maritime semi- A Pldflluf 35_ “

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spotlight but air of pearl ,- an A15 an ﬁe with to say about who finishes firstund caused postponement of Probable ‘news or I. _ Favonfe . cousins are creating interest 51: ggrfintsdapiece andd have the east They meet Hamil-H,-riday.s world Series game at World Series game at Cdnrllc STTONQ

is weekend in the Eastern waved the same numbe, of ton Tiger-Cats. one Point b9'.Cand1estick Park also were stick Park today. F. is 0 NEW YORK ( AP,_ Wm”... Football Conference. game,‘ A13 started fast and bind Ottawa, Monday night atiblamed for the third postpone New York San l‘dlfIU.(‘ mkvmm Mrclure the Olym.

The teams with the poorest have ,1u.mped_ anowing mefliamilton. menu or the title fight at the Kubek as Euennl E .. y ' _ ht ham. records in the east — Montreal slow . gtgrting Argos to stay- , same site. Richardson 2b Hiller 2b ‘PH’ light mlddmielil C 510"?"-99 “id T°"°"l° -“"3°' alive. Boxﬂlg MO'I'C|‘Ie$ Co-promoter Norman Roths- Tresh if F. Aiou rf jphu; and now an outstanding ‘lam’ I‘ bfegln ‘heir ham‘-‘S 0 MEETINGS To Go child said Candlestick grounds- Mantle “cf 343-Vii “lb pri. prospect, was rated an 11'3 ast payof spot in earnest un- TW . hwab informed Maris epe a W _ _ . . cad day afternoon at Toronto. I The teagrnfs megeg tlhellctznlg that Are Postponed hi:-ipetrhallllattiiiri $11 park. in his Howard clb é)anven:ort 3b g‘(‘"“*1'€‘("‘ B:.‘;nn:"l‘"pin e;‘p::::und

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