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Don MacDonald and Mrs. Fred Cannon. two Charlottetown golfers won the Island's Amateur Golf Titles on Saturday: .

At Summcrside MacDonald won the crown with a whole total of 152 when he scored a W Saturday to go along with his 75 in the first round.

Meanwhile at Charlottetown Mrs Cannon had a much tougher as- signment on her hands as she came from behind to tie the def- ending champ Blanche Hogg'of Summerside and won the champ- ionships in a playoff on the fourth extra hole.

Frank Mclnnis. Charlottetown shot 73 in Charlottetown and N in Summerside to gross 153 and earn

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Winners in the other men's dlv- .

lslons were as follows:

lst division - Dr. Moresidc,

Ch'town -82-84-166.

Second low gross: Leonce Arsen-

ault -&--Bil-174

Second division: Low gross ;-

Jack Brown -96--85-101

Cunningham -85-92-177

Second low gross: Don Beard-

sley -97-94-191

Championship division: Low net -Bobby Dowling; second low net:

I Marlyn Maclienzie.

First Division -low net: Stirl-

the runner-up spot in the champ- lsion.

Second low gross: Vie Williams 93-1&3. , Third division: Low gross! Hart

lug, MacDonald; S e c o n (1 low net - Bob Boby.

Second division -- low net; BCC Hunter, S'Slde; Second low aet- Harvey MacLeod. Ch'town.

Edgett, Ch'town: second low net: v Roger Gardiner. ,. TIEDAFTEIISC

Blanche Hogggof Summersltlo was the leader of the women's play after the first round having cardcd a neat 93 and held a 5- stroke lead on Mrs. Cannon com- ing into the final 18 holes.

But at the end of 36 the two

golfers found themselves all ,tled S up with scores of 192 as Mrs. Can-

non shot a 94 to 99 for Miss Hogg. in the sudden-death playoff that

Sleepy Sam Lone Double Dash Winner On Saturday Program

Sleepy Sam was the lone double winner no the harness racing card prcosmtcti at the Charlottetown Driving Park Saturday night be- fore it great crowd of fans.

Sleepy Sam copped mth dashes of the B Pace and in the second mile lowered his racing mark from 2.13 4-5 to 2.12 3-5.

All other races on the good card were split. Downtown and Sir Joseph divided dashes in the fest- ure event of the evening, the Free For-All Trot and Pace. G. Ann. C. and Real Joe split the BB Pace and Lorne Budlomz and Ted Gen- Iessee did likewise in the B Trot.

g.-1 After dropping the first dash the Free-For-All to Downtown

5 -Archie Llewellyn and Sir Joseph

came back in the second to clock to fastest time of the night at 2.07 8-5. Doowntown's won the first in l.0ti 3-5.

Sir Joseph and Peter Clugg plac- ed and showed in the first outing and Newport Express and Down- town were second and thirii in the second mile.

Anthony L. and Real Joe follow- ed G. Ann C. to the wire the first time around in the BB Pace ind in the second round George Call- beck's gelding placed while Meg came through to show.

With a great burst of speed Joe Hennessey reined Sleepy Sam to a win by a neck ovi-r Leah Fed- eral in the first mile of the 3 Pace. Sea Plant was third about I length back. The second time around Leah Federal was second and Prince Budlong third.

Lorne Bucllong cut 1 and 2-5 see- onds of his old mark of 2.16 3-5 in winning the fiist dash of the 8- Trot ahead of Feather Duster and Ted Genessee. 'l'ed- won the second with Lorne and Duster trailing.

i The Daily Double paid 368.50 and the Quinella 314.30.

' SUMMARY B TROT

Lorne Burilong (Kelly) . . . . .. Ted Genessce (Llewellyn) ..

1 3

followed Mrs. Cannon defeated the Summerside lady

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Feather Duster (MacKinnon) 2

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Bud's Echo lMacFayden) . 4 Connie French (Stead) .. 5 Joppa Maid (Shaw) . . .. 6

Times-2.15 1-5; 2.15 2-5' Lorne Budlong owned by S. J. Mat-Donald. driven by Lorne Kelly; Ted Genessee owned by H. R. Bevan. driven by Archie

Lieu cllyn. II PACE

Leah Federal (O'Brien) Sea Plant (C. Smith)

Marion E. IKclly) Lina C. Scott Ililoreside) Lana Dale (Bernard)

Times-2.14; 2.12 3-3

IIESSEY.

BB PACE G. Ann 0. Itlallhecki Real Joe (Lowery) Anthony L. (Willis) Meg rBowness)

Times-2.15 1-5; 2.18

Lowery.

AND PACE

Times-2.08 3-5; 2.07 3-5

Juniors Drub Intermediates

'5-2 In Baseball Tilt Sunday

The Junior Abbies maintained their mastery over the Intermed- iate Abbies at Memorial Field yes- terday whipping them 5-2 in an impromtu baseball contest hurried- ly called Saturday night when it was learned that the game between

. the Intermediates and Springhlil would have to be called off.

It marked the second time in a

little more than a week that a scheduled game with a mainland club had to be cancelled. Ar- rangements were completed on Thursday night for the Charlotte- town-Springhill game but on Sat- urday Fencehuster officials phon- .ed George Francis and said they were ordered to start their playoff in the Westmoreland League with Memramcook Rovers on Saturday end would be unable to put in an appearance here.

Rookie Bolnw Simmons handled the intermediates for 5 innings hut was relieved by Johnny Square- hriggs after the intermediates

started dangerous rally that load- ed the bases and got them their first run. Squat-ebriggs set them down on 2 hits the rest of the way.

Simmons was tagged for 6.

Don Macheau went the distance for the losers giving up 9 hits am!

only 3 walks. READY BIG MAN

First baseman Kip Ready swat- singics and a home run i for half the Intermed- iate hlts. Buck Whltlock, Brian lrv MacKinnon alai

ted three to

MacCallum, Don Leclalr got the others.

Once again it was Vern Hand- rahan's big hat that paced the ion- ior viuiory. llandrahan slashed out a double and pair of singles in four trips. Ken MacDonald crack- ed s pair of doubles and Jack Kane had a long double in four,tries.

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000 010 010-2 8 0 I03 010 00x-5 9 0 Mac-Lean and Lt-Clair. Simmons.

Intermediates Juniors

Sleepy Sam (Iiennessey)

Prince Budlonz (Cudmore) ..

Famous Boy (E. Money Royal (Bernard)

FREE-FOR-ALL TRO'.l' '

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Sleepy Sam owned by Mrs. F. Hennessey, driven by Joe Hen-

G. Ann C. oyvned and driven by George Csllheck; Real Joe owned by Jack Anncar, driven by Alfred

Sir Joseph (Llewellyn) ..... 2 I ..

Downtown (MacGregor) 1 : Ommi 1”” "i ii”-

Newport Express Williams and Murchison. before (MacA1duff) I 1 the race. had expressed hope that

Peter Clegg (Const le) 3 5 they would win In I photo linish

Taurida Bay (C. Smith) 4 4 in 10 seconds flat-

Royal Value (Hennessey) .6 5 Williams first ran the 100 me-

squnrcbriggs (S) and Kennedy.

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BERLIN (AP) - Pie. Willie Williams. 24-year-old soldier from Gary. lnd.. Sunday shattered the official world record for the 100- metre dash for the second time within 72 hours with a brilliant sprint of 10.1 seconds on.a rain- soaked track.

Williams nosed out his buddy. Pte. Ira J. Murchison of Chicago. a member of the U. 5. Olympic team who equalled the 20-year-old

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Army Private. Shatters Mark For Second Time On Sunday

BEBENTB Innis Ml H-E Gllldet. President at the Summaslde . 5 Club. w preseitedztttc .r.J. Gan- det Tr y and 'nlO,;Dfllll. called for one minuteh lllence in re- spect an the memory of the Geo. ood. former t the Charlottetown Ga: det welcomed the Cftarlo golfers to the Sumnierslds-Club. and thanked the local lsdlha' com- mittee for the delicious turkey supper. He called on Dout LSeI.Inde'I'l vice-president of the Chenhttetown club, to speak to the gathering. Mr. Sauders after a few facetious remarks as to the selection of Prizes by the prize winners. re- viewed briefly the hlstqy of the Island tournament which dud star- ted out as a friendly ah! casual competition and developed into a high-class tournament. He congratulated the new cham- pion. Don MacDonald. and also thanked the ladies for their hos- pitality.

"it's a pleasure to be here." he concluded. "and we'll be back again.

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Athletie Federation held In watches on Williams as he hrohe the tape. All registered 10.1.

All three 10.1 marks are sub- ject to review and approval by the international federation. but officials anticipated no difficulty in obtaining the confirmation.

The official record of 10.2 was first set by Jesse Owens at Chl- cago in 1938. -

Murchison himself equalled this record in June at the Olympic tryouts. Williams failed at the some tryouts to win a place on the team when he was forced to drop out .during a trial heat at 60 yards with a had let cramp.

"I feel fine." Williams, a for- mer track star it Illinois, panted to reporters after the race. "This track is still the best I have ever run on."

Olympic- Stadium. Murchison fol- lowed up Saturday with a similar lf).l performance and the two men squared off Sunday for a show- down final.

Williams ren with a back wind of 0.55 metres a second. For re- cord purposes, a back wind of up to two metres a second is allow-

blc. ll-ilvl-I WATCHES AGREE German track officials, accred- ited by the International Amateur

Montague. Vemon River Win Il.iL Softball Games

Montague virtually clinched top place and Cardigan was just about knocked out of a playoff spot in games played in the Kings County Softball League yesterday.

Montague. behind the fine pitch- log of young Kenny Ballem. sanlt Iona an-5 under a barrage of ex-

11 The Basilica Youth Club defeat- di the D. f. 8. Shamrocks 54 yes- terday afternoon on the Old Dia- gtond to take a two game lead g p their best of five semi-final ser-

tea in the City Softball League.

,B.YC. Edge Shamrocks 5-4 To Lead Series By Games

Ray Maccioskey led all batten with three hits. Clary Peters had two doubles. The Shamrocks sev- en hits were divided amona seven

players.

Coady, Joe Revell

Joe Plneau, Apps Arsenault. All and Jim an.- en pulled off fine defensive plays.

trs-base hits while at Vernon Riv- er the home team came through with a splurge of runs in the ilth inning to down Cardigan 11-7.

Leo Mooney suffered the lam- basting at the heads of the Man- tague boys and Peter MacAulaJ took the loss for Cardigan. Charlie Macisaac was the winning ” S

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Baseball Practice

A hedvy rain drenched the crushed red brick track surface of the 1nssslve stadium just an hour before the race. Blot I2; ltlrlefs good drsina e put t be good enough shage to allow Williams to pull his second record brsakllz ycr:IuH'IBllCC.

PROBABLE PITGHEBS

NEW YORK (AP) - Probable pitchers for today's major league games. (Won and lost records in parentheses) ,

National Leena

Chicago at Milwaukee (N)- Jones (5-lo) vs Crone (H)

st. Louis at Cincinnati (N)- Collum (5-1) vs Nuxhall (7-0) or Klippsteln 9-8)

Philadelphia at New York- Haddlx (9-3) vs Gomes (I-11) er Antonelli (D-ll)

. American League

New York at Boston (N)-Terry (0-0) vs Brewer (15-J) -

Cleveland at Detroit (N)-Score mm vs Foytack (H)

ii.l). RESULTS .

Liverpool 8 Stellarton 7 Liverpool 6 Stellarton 0 Halifax ti Kentvile 4 Dartmouth 6 Trurolf

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A's Suspend lose Santiago

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national LeaKIIC- Columbus Club. '

games with the A's. pitched 2! H innings and had a 1-2 record Ffls

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