BiB alec.

r An expactant bush fell over

came to the wire but by the time the field had reached the quarter mark fans had already | started an electrifying chant. For Little Art, owned by George Semple of Kensington | had stayed flat and by the time that the time for the quarter, | 30 seconds flat; ‘had “gone on the board, everyone in .the | Park was aware of the fact that there was going to be a full) scale assault on the track trot- ting record,: held by another

entry in the ‘field Topway. -At the half the Alyre Pineau driven gelding had left the field far

behind and: as the time 1:02 went up on the board so did an increasingly loud volume sound from the ‘packed stands. On and: on went the game little trotter,..seemingly ‘as swift | as the stiff wind at his back on the backstretch and then he turned the” last corner for ''the

of

his face.

For a minute..or so following there was a poignant silence in the track but when the time ¥ 2.06 was posted there was

ovation for Little Art| and his trainer driver Pineau:’ The time eclipsed the old mark of 2.06;3 and waves of epplsuse ‘beat on Pineau as he cept a cheque from Race Classifier Frank Acorn | for shat- | — the old mark.

y placed second in this | & enema ded. Little Art walked- ot wit summary in the twin dash as he also léd the field in the second heat with a time of 2.08:1. Top- wey was second in this heat for

2-2 summary.

van almost paid © ore at- tention to a heated chase be- | tween a stray skunk and a hoard of youngsters. However, it could be that-some of the horsemen were. not quite so. amused as there ‘were five false starts due to horses breaking in the nert three dashes.

Lady Tipton got the even- ing off to a fine start taking a win ever Maynard’s Missy des- pite a strong wind from the west that hindered the times “all evening. Combined with the win of Little Art.in the second, the first: double was good for $12.50. The quinella on the

Leaf Stars — Deny Clique

TORONTO (CP) — Bob Pul-' ford _and Frank Mahovlich, stars of Toronto Maple Leafs, | disagree with their coach Punch | Imlach that a clique of players | is causing dissension on the Na- | _ tional. Hockey League team.

Imlach said Monday _ that | ' Eddie Shack’s demotion to Vic- | toria of the Western Hockey

League was the first step in a purge of Leaf players.

The coach said the clique, of | which Shack was a member, was responsible for the team’s | poor.) showing in last spring’s Stanley Cup playoffs.

“Twas amazed when T heard | stories about cliques,” Pulford | Waid in an_ interview.

“Heck, I talked to Punch yesterday. There was no sug- | gestion that I was a maker and was on the trading | block. Punch and I discussed. a number of things. There was a)

about dissension or cliques.”’

ling and floor ef a house.

etraight home “with the wind in coe

trouble-

mention of Shack, but nothing |$.30: $2.90,

eo acti bei a AR

LITTLE. ART, ALYRE PINEAU. TAKE MARK

Little Art Shatters Mark

In Local Harness Ac

next dash brought about -more

photo at the - wire However } Emily Hal nosed out i Marctona- for place and the re-|

| sulting quinella pay was $53.20. |

favored |

jy SSE EE hae sc aici ati :

‘Jane WH G Daniels) 45)

W.: MacArthur) 22

sWay (H. Renaud) 3 3

i Rocket ‘R. Mac-

Gregor) 54

Times: 2.06 and 2.08:1,

Pays: $3.70, 2.20, 2.10; 2.30,

2-10; 2.10.

(erine eign Miah Fed: | ee 312.0. - ne oer the ‘welterweight. titleholder! leral's Last canie back in the|~ | RACES 3 AND 7 " PINET TE RACES - boned cn the beuas ot the New ififth to defeat Lady Tipton at | Garth's Best £Er. Bernard) 1 $3.» bes ch hich_d r t! thewire -and- combined. with Emily Hal (Ri MacFayden) 2-1 CLASS A Ret an okee ee be food Little Art again was good for 2 Marctona (‘R. MacGregor! 34 Donna's Delight ‘M. MacDon- pi fica oe eee at. ‘one |$10-60 pay in the second double. Count Dale (D. Campbell) 46 : ald) : in j | RACES 1-AND 5 Echo Ridge Eddy (J- Small- W.MX. (4. MacDonald) 22 Following ate ting’s ratings of |Lady Tipton (G. Gaudet) 12 wood) - 5 2,\My Jeanie (S. MacMillan). 3 3) the Champions: Heavyweight, |Maynard’s Missy (J. Small- | Reggie's Best (A. Pineau) 6 5! Flat River Girl M. Ross) 44 Cassius Clay: light-heavy, Jose wood) 28) | Highland Spirit (‘R. Barnett) 7 8 Times: 2.19 and 2.19:1. Torres: middleweight, ~ Emile Mr. Vic (R. MacKinnon) $3 |Caparafay (R. Whelan)! 87 CLASS B dea ate |Kederal’s Last (J. Gaugin) 41! Time: 2.12:3 and. 2.13. ‘| Amigo’ Mike- (S. White! 14 Bold Debby (E. Bernard) . 56) Pays: $18.20, 5.50, 3.80: 5.70, Terry's “Girl ‘A. MacRae} 22 reane ic. ae as § 4.5.00; 3.50. $10.10, 4.20, 2:50;.6.40, | My Goldie (J.C. MacKinnon):3 3} 26 Break Eighty . ystery. Judy_ ( acFay- 2.70; 2.30, | Little Annie (B. MacPherson) ay | den) 77) Quinella: $53.20 Adrian's Boy (H. Coulson) ; at ‘Women’ $s Open Times: 2.11:3 and 2.13:1. RACES 4 AND & r Times: 42.20:4 and 221-8. |Pays: $7 9%, 4.90, 3.30; 5.90, 3.70; |Borderview -Earl. (D. Codiac) CLASS Geo oS By DON ANGUS |3.00. $7.10, 3.00, (2:40; 2.60, 2.40; | -11 FW. (Boyles) -. 11) HALIFAX (CP) — Twenty-six Go Along-Hal ‘W. Campbell) 2 7. 3 =). 9 9 golfers, led by. Gail Harvey Bob Budlong ‘J. -Hughes 23 M zi 70. broke 80 in the RACES 2 AND 6 Roland Delight ‘D.. Rock- Grey Eagle ‘E- Murphy) 3 4) cores par 70, broke ‘ in the Little. Art (A. Pineau) 12 well) 3 Jerry's Boy (L. MacRze) 4 2 ir ee ace, nae ic Be h Valley (L. rE resent! oo \ 55 _championships- Tuesday ~and_ six | oTimes:. 2.20:4 and 2.21-2 |others. shot -80 or 81 to earn the ongs| ‘ots: a ee ee | Sonny” UR- White). Mrs.-Moore, a tall, hard-hit.

Totals. $636. 20

.

Longshot ‘bettors wore smirks |of satisfaction as they left—the grounds of the Charlottetown

|

|Driving Park this afternoon and | Eduie B. Good ‘H.- Renaud) 4

a-Tc1they-had_good—reason—too.—

Adios and Afton Libby te wins in the first and second dashes of the afternoon having done nothing all year

|and combined to pay a- very} satisfying $636.20 to. the three / 2.40: $2.70.

bettors that had_= apparently | |wasted their money on the we longshots.

The trend to, high eases con. | tinued in the third dash as M.

bined in the quinella and turned $48.00. Next feature event on the card was the exactor and | |for the longsh-t bettors this was a disappointment as it returned | po. only $19.10 for the 1-2 finish of Lord Adios and Mystery Mite. Transporter, “after finishing third the first time out came back to take the sixth dash and combined with the win of Peter’s jeeoaes in the seventh paid $60.00 jin the second double. Elmer C., | won the fourth and eighth dash- |" /es on the card and was banned {from betting the second — time |out. This horse had the fastest [wee on the card with 2.09:1. DASHES 1 AND-5-

| ord Adios (J, Gougen) |Mystery Mite (R. MacFad-

12

2-1)

gen) | Knight Norris (J. Chappell) 3 4 | Enterprise Lady (E. Ber-

nard) 47 | Jolly Don Don (W. Companion) 58 ; Mighty Sandy (A. Rogers) 66 |My Haven (C. Smith) 73 | Mountain Jester (G. Mac- Leod) 85

|

Times: 2.10:4 and 211-4. | Pays: $17.20, 5.70, 5.10; $2.50, 2.20: $3.00. $7.20, 2.20, 2.10; | $2.40, 2-20: 2.40.

|

DASHES 2 AND. 6

Afton Libby (B. Craig)

| Jolly Dick (H. Poulton)

| Transporter (H. Renaud’

| Willard’s Choice (L: Kelly)

| David P.H. (W. Craig)

| Lucky V. (C. O’Brien?

Paddyland Girl (J. area:

Miss Heather Hal (J- Heniee- sey) 87

2,11:1--sand-—2,11:2

$14.10, 5.30, 4.40; $4.70,

$11.60, 4.90, 3.30;

| $4.60. 2.80: $5.00.

14 2 5) 31) 42 ie! 73

Times: Pays:

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nee St., Ch town

|Purdue and Peter’s Model ae | re- |

Elmer C. 'R. MacFadgen | Sister Marie ‘D. Pellerin) (Mary Leah ‘D. MacNeill)

rattan-Abbe-+-W--Waite?——3-6— romped | Port ,Hill Boy

(J. Chappell) 6 :

‘Lorna Price ‘J. Bernard‘’

after | Adios Shyster (C. Chappell) ‘ ;

Times;, 2.10:2 and 2.09:1. Pays: $3.90. 2.60, 2.30: $3.00.

$4.10, 2.90, 2.20: | $5.20, 2.50; ); 2-20. :

BASEBALL RESULTS

\By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League \Ba‘tmore 000 100 005— 6 81

Boston 003 001 000— 4 72 Drabowsky, Bunker (3), Bra- bender (5), J. Miller (3-7) (8) and Roznovsky, Etchebarren (9): Brandon (4-6), Osinski (9)

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and Ryan. HRs: Balt—F. Robin- |

m (37), Powell (31), B. John- son: (2). : National League | Pittsburgh 001100 I— 3 80

iNew York 000 000 0— 0 2 Sisk (7-2) and Pagliaroni;. Mc- |

iGraw -(1-5) Friend (7) and

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ltroit (Wilson 13-9) (N). | Washington (Richert 12-10) at | Cleveland (Hargan 9-6) (N). Baltimore ‘Palmer 13-6) at ‘Boston (Santiago 11-9). National League Pittsburgh (Veale 12-7) at iNew York (Fisher 9-11) (N). Chicago ‘(Holtzman 6-12) at |Philadelphia (Bunning 13 -. 2) (N).

Atlanta (Johnson 9-8) at Hous- |

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Ozark Pete ‘S. Stead) Plymouth Rock (M. Downev) Adios Alex (G.- Gaudet) Donnaway (‘O. Willis! Time: 2.06:3 and 2.09 Pays: $5.00, 4.10, 3.70; 560 2.70; 3.60. $21.10, 9.50, 4.60; 3-10, ioe 3.00. .

Honor Streit.

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front

NEW YORK (AP) — Emile | Griffith got a pat on the hack

yand a knock on the head by +Ring—magazine ‘Tuesday. when

the publication released its monthly ratings. ;

Griffith. was ‘named_ the Fighter.of the Month for July for retaining his: world middle- weight championship by out- Joey Archer in a 15- round title bout.

__|time, Ring removed Griffith as

\close—title—in—neighboring—Dart--ardson—i mouth last week. Joanne Goulet | both ranking ‘tenth. Chuvalo is a| Sisk also collected two of the

of Regina, one-under-par on the nine, carded an over-all

\72. to take third «spot among

HALIFAX (CP) —. The..Cana- dian Ladies .Golf . Association paid homage to its best-known champion Tuesday by . naming Marlene Stewart Streit of Font- Ont., to the Canada’s world ,;championship team and re-nam- ing the Canadian close cham- ‘pionship trophy after her.

CLGA president rae Ry Hatfield of Halifax announced | the association's cup for winner of the close even has jbeen named the Marlene Streit |Trophy. Mrs. Streit ~presented | the new award to Marilvn Pal- mer of Kamloops, B.C., 1968 -champion, in a ceremony

Mrs. Streit, jteran who placed second in the \United States women’s amateur ‘open, last week, was onc of four} players . selected for the Cana- jdian team entered, in the sec- fond world championship, .cpen- ing at Mexico City, Oct 21

Kay Helleur_ of Torento, was appointed non-playing ~ captain. |Other members are Gavle Hit- jchens of Vancouver and Gail Harvey Moore of Scarboreugh,

CAN’T GET MAIDS

OTTAWA (CP)—The capitai’s ipolice force is runnin? short of ‘meter maids — women officers iwho put tickets: on iparked cars. “We just haven't |heen able to recruit the type of jwomen we want,"’ Chief Reg 'Axcell told an interviewer Tues- day. The meter maid staff is idown to 24 from the normal complement of 35.

illegally . fas

qualifiers.

The cutoff broke evenly at 81,

with _no-.sudden-death playoffs required to select the last entry |

in the first ‘round of matched- }

play competition today. ‘The

‘field will be halved heading into ‘two rounds Thursday with only | \four survivors going on to the,

championship semi - finals Fri-| lday, ©

‘Duchess of Connaught Gold Cup jis a 36-hole contest Saturday. Prince Edward Island golfers | | playing at Ashburn are: Mrs. W. | A. Beer, Charlottetown 45-52-97; | Margaret Jardine, Charlottetown

32-year-old vet- | 46-51-97: Mrs. W. G. Rees

| Charlottetown 53-53-106: Mrs. L. | S. Cox, Charlottetown 59-51-110; | | Barbara Moreside. town" 51-51-1022; Mrs. Adele! Coady, Charlottetown 52-48-100: Mrs. F. Cannon, Charlottetown | 46-46-92: Mrs. Katherine Mus-

tard, Charlottetown 48-47-95.

At the same:

Charlotte- |

| Fighter Of The Month Loses His Championship

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EMILE GRIFFITH

‘title vac- welter

Griffith; welterweight,

ant) ~~ Josselin; - junior

--|pitching a-three-hitter and lead-

tory for the American League Heading Orioles and enth triumph in the last- eight games.

j\leading Pittsburgh Pirates de-|

‘Orioles Defeat Sox:

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Pirates. ‘Shutout Mets

BOSTON “TAP L—Ninth inning ‘single, to third, on a force play

\home runs by Boog Powell and land home on a single by Rob- season, came leading

Bob Johnson boosted Baltimore lerto Clemente.~

Orioles to a 6-4. victory over | Boston Red Sox Tuesday night. it pence Bay ef dowel Rookie Darrel! Brandon was |\WOTUn triple capped a ree- |

inning that lifted Tigers to a 6-3 victory over New York Yankees | Tuesday night. ;

Roger. Maris had tied the score in ‘the top of the eighth with the third Yankee homer. of | the night but’ Detroit bounced back. Al Kaline opened with a) double and scored on Bill Free: han's single: Then: Oyler's triple | wrapped it up.

Tom Tresh and Clete ‘Boyer | homered for New York in the first but the Tigers took the lead in the seventh -when Don Wert | slammed a two-run homer fol-

ing 4-1 going into the ninth, But after Russ- Snyder and Frank Robinson. opened the ninth-with singles, Powell lined his 3ist homer of the year and fourth in two-days, tying the game.

Then Curt Belfary “was safe on George Smith's throwing er- ror-and~ Johnson followed with his first homer. of the year.

It was the fourth straight vic-

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NEW YORK (AP) — Tommie)

“CLEVELAND. (AP) Ken |Harrelson’s two-run homer with two out in the 13th ‘Inning lifted Washington-to a 6-5-victory over | Cleveland’ Tuesday. night. Harrelson, hit a pitch by re- | ever Luis Tiant. over the, centrefield fence and he score

second as the Nationai. League- |

feated New York Mets 3-0 in a rain - shortened game Tuesday | night. .

The game was halted ~after:) Hi the on scored their third} run the seventh~and was| balled off after a wait ot one |

hour, 16 minutes. singled.

} The- Indians came-from — he-

-Fing—standings,—

heavyweight and Richardson is a Ufddleweight.

MARITIME RACING

TRURO (CP) Montreal Junior Canadians’ coach Leo | Bossy traded his skates for a | Salle at. Truro Racewy Tuesday | and scored with a first-place

the| The two-player match for the | win in an NHL Stars’ Novelty

Race.

Bossy probably set a record of sorts, but he couldn’t match the fastest time of the es and personal record of 2:11 set -by Tia Maria. a

The only double winner of the | night_ was Hal's Temptation, in | times of 2:12 and 2:12 245. ;

a Pony

Other winners were Imperial |Imp (2:12 3-5); Chestnut Ex- press (2:11 1-5); Chaleur (2: 12) |

| Jane Express (2:14 2-5) and Vic- ‘tor Leo (2:19 on.

defeats:

the third inning against Al Jack- son of St. Louis Cardinals.

Pirates eight hits. He singled |with one out in the second, went to second on Gene Alley’s

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“As far as I’m eoneertied: Al Dale ‘J. Chappell’ 78) DEAF? : felations were the ‘same last |\Mr. Charmer (B. Henderson) 8 5) ‘ Instant Hearing year and are the same now-as| Times: 2.10:3 and 2.11:1. Big ‘ : they've ever been.” sng - Amey : ol ae ; See aime: tag eats Prove this claim in your | we D = m ‘ho “REE by - send-

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“CHARLOTTETOWN DRIVING-PARK

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lowing Freehan's double and ai—

Sisk pitched a two-hitter, scored | single by Gates Brown. the first run and drove in the

behind. Fred Valentine, who hed

he hit the 534th of his career in|

The. homer, rise 29th

|ning and soared over the right ifield fence.

The only man “with = more ° home runs now is Babe Ruth,

jrun Detroit rally in the elghthiwno hit 714 during his major

league career.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP)—Home runs by Harmon Killebrew - avd

|Andy. Kosco spotlighted: a four-

run fourth inning -for Minnesota jas the Twins beat California | Angels. 8-1 Tuesday night. Tony Oliva and Don Mincher both hit solo homers in the sev- for..the .Twins. It was Oliva's 10th of the season”

Right - hander Jim Perry checked. the Angels on three hits and California's

lone _ run was unearned. z

. TROOPS TO LEAVE

SINGAPORE (AP) — Brit ‘ain’s Far East Command ap inounced Monday a relaxation of jits Malaysia defences, and the jstart of the withdrawal of some 10,000 British and other Com- |monwealth troops from Malay- jsian Borneo. —

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Tiny Tag L. White) - ting brunette from Scarborough; | weigtit, Sandro Lopopolo:; light-| Sisk gave up’a single to Cleon |hind twice to tie the game. : NSO Fast; Satis ean) ee Ont., shot- par 34-on the front|weight, Carlos Ortiz: junior Jones in the first inning, then Leon Wagner's bases - fame | ROBI N |Tiny Chief ‘MacDermid) . 45.80d 36 on the back nine of the |lightweight, Flash Plorde: fea- retired 12 straight Mets before |singie in the seventh inning] SUPPLIES LTD. Jackie (2 Cara 5 2 Tolling, 5,325-yard Ashburn’ Club | therweight, Vincente Saldivar; Jerry Grote grounded a single |drove__ ins two..runs: to tie the, »~42.-St.—Peter's Read

“Times 2313" and VII Peourse to break the record™of~71 sa eget te “Fighting ~ Har- ie centre field in™ the fifth. game up 3-3. <4 ey

Nex! race Aumuat 20h at’ 230 set by Mrs. Douglas Sharpe“oftanda: flyweight, Walter Mc-| The Pirate righthander al-|" san’ pRANCISCO~ (AP) im

pn Fonthill, Ont. in 1961 | Gowan. ne jlowed only one runner to reach|wijjie } lays of San Francisco S Pee ae She was. one stroke up on/| Canada has George Chuvalo In | Second—Larry Elliot on ‘Jones’ |/Giants tied Jimmy’ -Foxx for

-_ \Marilyn. Palmer’ of Kamloops, d : jsingle in the first—in gaining |second place on the all-time NOTICE

[ ly Cc sf B.C, winner of the national the heavyweight and Blair Rich- | his seventh victory against (WO |i onter list ME atin

Special meeting of the P.E.I. Rifle at MacLean & Son offica, Monday, Aug. 22 at 7:30 p.m.

Roy Vessy Secretary

WEEK RACING

AFTERNOON | 2:30 P.M.

RACES 1 AND & RACE 2 AND 6 1—Rustico Bay ~ 1—Germika 2—Lullex 2—Free Chance 3—Chief Operator 3—Rush Hal 4—Captain Logan 2 4—Miss Lane 5—Chief’s Play 5—Linden Hanover 6—Terry’s' Hal 6—Hallie J. 7—Reed’s Sue 7—Real Spirit

8—Gaitway Senator

RACES 3 AND 7 I—Miss Tom Scott 2—Bell’s Last

PURSE

RACES 4 AND 8 1—Happy Dudley 2—Amos Frost

a 3—Jimmy_ Gallon * 3—Timmy H. see $50.00 4—Calamity’s Boy 4—Navarone $50.06 5—Triflietn $—Chief’s Gal ae $30.00 6—Knight Way 6—Stalag Hanover oye 7—Hartless Abbe 7—Mr. MacElwyn Key $50.00 '$—Sammy Gallon 8—Hi Vel $50.00 ¥ EVENING $50.00 ~ $100.00. 8:30 P.M. :

RACE 1 AND § oodstock

- £-5—Chom

RACES 2 AND 6.

1—Miss “W nt r 2—Susan’s Birthday *3.2-S—Ohios Orphan dics 3—Rio Grande }—-Elroma 4—Ernie Spencer “4—Kin Sue ‘ 5—The Sheik 5—Bonny Adios 6—Wee Lass . $—Audrey’s Pride

7—Cyclone Kelly 8—Bobbby Gallon

RACES 3 1—lody Direct : 2—Shotgun Hanover 3—Jo Anna Lynne 4—Wayne’s Pride 5—Countess Alice 6—Captain - Chief 7—Irene Mir 8—Mona’s Dream

AND 7

Aw-aw-

7—Sunny Key 8—Whirlawick

‘RACES 4 AND 8 1—RKosha | 2~—Armond's Buddy 3—Annan Gal 4—Runway ' 5—Amy. Thorpe 6—Bobby Chips 7—Grand R. &—Adioway Logan

a