SPORTS FRONT

PI'US CALLAGHAN

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An Outstanding Success

TRACK and field promolkrl wlt'y “airing bmad over Ilse weekend after Lhat amazing display It Marxian-l

Saturday.

Thll wu the d” the Island championships were held and the beyond all expeculiom. The cards wcnt tumbling belore the I’ll I dly long to rememhn u temed in this limvlllce,

DAVE Rustic-U. provincial director of phvsical education and

the real sparkplug behind this E

all men He had worked exceptionally hard at his lob M [ulthfl-

1; track and lleld interest and dividends Saturday. the other. proving to all the skepll

dcllnncly making a great tomehack

ave was 81

lmilel Fidd

intennnollsflc [Hell and field mow the younl ILth out on Is lrptr ware Iu’rillc Ind 22 n: meet was concluded. It indeed III' N track and lleld In colic

rent show. was the happicst ill

lllal work surely was paying arsd as mrds tell one actor cs that track and field was very

here in Prince Edward

storms stepped in and put a durum on the Park rally In. this inning and over lhe llexti three film" pitched novllit. nos run ball. The All-Star's finally‘ got to Illm tor one run in the lop of the sixth lmr tile Irish had deadlocked the score It 7- lil in the bottom of thE previuul . inning and the league aopho mores then pldded their score with three more runs in the li- Ml stanzas

National Park All—Sta" until their )9“ City Soliball IAan debut a wiunlnl one by defeat- lnl BIS Shamrock: 11-8 in t

mond last night. The Alistsra. with one new player on their lineup garnered seven at their eleven rum the tint two lnninn sud vie tlm at this onslaught was pitch er Ev Be. an who gave way to portsidcr terllng Slmnll in tho [top of the second irrme.

lFox Showing l Rare Form

pear-n d Slnlnll save up a combined total at llx hits. walk-l lag eleven and ironing eight. i

Frank Bradley went the route‘ or the visitors, allowing tel: hits over the distance. The vet. eran ninger iuucd only one tree ticket to tint and struck out

rec. Going into the fourth Inning the Shamrocks were trailing "-2

BASEBALL

NEW YORK lFox at Chicago shrewd hit er ove over the hill by some baseball experts, is showing the batting

(AP) — Nellie White 50:. I r

"Ali-Stars Top Irish 11-8 in SoftbaliLeague Opener

.but in this trams they piakcd up three runs on two hits, a walk and two errors, They cou- tiaued their attack in the inflow- ing irame with two runs no three hits to deadlock the score at 7-bit. They could muster no more runs In the two remaining iramcs however. xayc stewart. playln lslt ileld tor the loser. wags lop sticker in the game with a star pertnrmance. John Hughel was taps {or the Park with 1 hits in three appearances. otticlala were _ uinnirl Frank bell: base judges - Bu Land, George Murphy. This evening Danny McCor- mack‘s pistons play host to Shamrockx and actlon ll slated

to get underway at m sharp,

Esk'es Sign

island, " The various physical rducaiurs throughout the province wen i i‘l' {farm that helped'him win thc lainlug with have in the retaining. .tll n4 those ynanc rnca h e 1 .American Leagues most val. SCORES Quarter ac warkrd rxircmriy hard In ihrlr IPSWiiVQ schlmls II this I r -t e " l ' lull”! Pllytl' IWII'II [our year: Incl litld huslncs, It must hall! hull discouraging at iini. u lago. illrv stuck tn their assignments and they saw the results oi thrtr BYC BOWLING CHAMPS . The u-ysarold second hose- Mimic“ lull" EDMONTON- A"! {CW—Ed- mm 1 moninn Eskimos oi the Western

labours Saturday.

Records Ta

SERIRIERSIDE leh's John mark when he lumped 20 it 4:; i (or lllan tho previous retard «T when ihv can‘

Blrrhwmd rerrrdsma, in: was tourern marks uhirh

Andy ,lrserrault

am was 1' minutes it 5 seconds, Rut wh

doctor was attending Prince or Wales College

ed. Andy broke the mile and bi!) he had set one week earlier in the Queen's County ml'c was 4 mlnlliE-‘S. 47,! seconds a'rd his time [or the

rn Andy lit-as anchor man ml the I‘llrl-llwniid relay team, tho rcccrd hrchlrinn here was truly sensational. The old mark was A minutes zii seconds and the alrchwond lads allotted In

The Eve Bowling Leapue climaxed s succcsslul sca~on with a banquet al the Rod and Gun club last night, The mim-

ke Beating

Pnlrler Hankrd a 81 year old ni‘hPs Till! was 71’: inches bet- i'll Bt‘cr set away back in 1932

was another culprit as iar as

amazing it seconds nil thr, mark. ‘

Tm: Prinrc County athletes and girls mmnrtiiinn .ionn Poi

hradrli the show in senior boy! ricr oi summel-sidc and Sharon rlarh. Kcminslon true the icadcls in lhcsc categories. How» arcs. in iurrlnr boys and girls. Queen's County assumed com»

By w R. WHliilTliEv l MONTREAL iCPli’l‘hp Naa tlnllal Hockey League made soy-i Pral changes in its l‘lliPS—IliiCCl- log Emilie: anti stall is 7 al

Queen Char-

lAiiectin

arnns trnph‘ tt’o tor grabs during lite season were pre— sl‘nlrd ridan the course of the aromas Lcsgnc champs. cap-

lcais would give up Dick Dull and l'mtkie Gary Jarrett for Murray Oliver at Boston Bruins.

The llaivks meanwhile. kept a ciosc sccrct the namr oi the

.m tallied by Des Whitiocir. are Ann Murphy. arenda Ryan. .l-n trophies Noretia Dos wnitlnck. Bradley.

seen with individual (left to right)

jNHLMakes Rule Changes 9 Goalies, Stalling

lseasnn wound up coaching sci players persist in staying oil-i

Louis ill the Eastern Profesr sinnal Hockey Longue. and lhcre was also a report that general manager Tummy Ivan

Minnesota doll in as City molooax—t Tl pracnai (7.5) Moore lat, Plels ill and Battey: Wickcrsharn ital and Edwards. HR: KCy— Edwards (ll. National his“: the Aussie. moooool— l so watch Mme— 2 R0 Drysdnle i641“ Perrantlski .ii\ and Roseborn' Farrell iS-fii Milli Campbell. I'IR. Halo—Slant.) (I).

Iln boosted his average to 321 last week'l games by colllcic

ing 12 safeties in SI tries. a .387 are

Fax dipped under .soo the last time years sitar hittlng .slis a‘ln lass—the year be won the lMVP and the wu ltursol the pennant.

loaned .341 or better in six at his ‘13 seasons with Ihe Snx.

N ,

IllacLeari and Gene

elites comeback has lltled llllnl into iltth place in the in ting competition. Lon Angeles Angels" Lean wagner and Frank Malznne oi Boston are dead- lnckcd ior the top spot at .313, ‘ “(hurlrr‘r'r‘inved up {Infill iourtls . ace wt a one at ncrule side. lsr storian! of play. by some netting eigiii) hits to rel-ha tug at the bench or skat- Bump“ 3mm,“ “a n. lug around centre ice. - a “ma. H, .1“ had

Replacements tor poallca.lelght-ior-2J.

.leam lo Fi

ohn Poirier

Conicreace ot the Canadian Fonthnll League signed quarter-

. Reynolds, lormu' Lnuisiana Slate player and tour year pro veteran, to a try. out cnnlract Monday.

Reynolds played for Chicago Cardinals ill the National Foot- ball League. and Buitaio and Oakland (Ii file American Fool. hall league.

Powers rst Win

t" ' l -c .l l. r. l d . , . t . . l-illhlihgr‘llggildenn lggiriinnllrheahdsflloa" Mondays opening pnliicrnlcs or man “no Will surcectl lured oi the Hawks would double up.i whether by a skallntz ("maid Wayne Couscy niKanshs city]

IdMl urnlhor («ivory-d this mat track and italri meet and line thrccslay annual meeting liurlv I'llOuS as coach. Bllly his job and handle the coach-‘or nut. c nnat he made until mum.” Map l“ dumped SUMMERSIDE _ it on. thine attempts and John MD

' * lamidst rumnl'il oi pcncuuc ucay. uhn coached the BuI-llng .. “an i the scolaced goalie is within to 21 pninls to a lhl lace 'John pols-ici- nigh iron Larch hit 2 for 1. Pete Devan-

nniicuhicdiy those csrcclicri wrntllrr conditions did much in help

rho Maid»: ri so miiiiv Tammie It has noon a great boost to

who nv-r- solidly behind track and field are in their clement

these days And well illcy might he_

A Bright Future

can he sure that inter-cut still increase alia‘ this out-

YOU

lplayer deals.

n'nnndy was slimming any thing about possiblr swaps One or the rumored deals would send Eric liestcrcnkn, Chicago Blackl Hawks torn-aid. to New York ‘Rangoni.

ln anothcr unt‘nnfirmr-d trade

this branch of sport and those

rain team in the Amerlcan] Hurkl‘y League championship‘

tins last season, has been most HEW” Wm “Wild “Edy "i; dual

promlnonlly mentioned. himscii nrolcsscd no knnwledgcl at anv chance in his status. l CONSIDER KYLE

Annllll‘i‘ rt'rlnl'it‘d cnnsldtl'a-

llll the making. Toronto llnplc lion was nuts Kyle. who lpatlsssscd against any team whose

Mani: with Nestercnkn, they

“will W" """3‘ "the? WW" on “W! rule change. instead oi the l l ‘ular goalie and extras wearingl In the National League WesI

number

trading block, ‘ The ‘i

L HL mics committee do.

aided that' A hcnch penalty will hr at

play li a goalie wants in repair Gm“ °' 5‘- Ln“ C""l'|3'."".ies. and a single. he had irlr otherwise adlust his mask. ‘ as liter? is itir other Enuipmc l

.333. at 2'! It- ‘Elizabelll Park softball diamond "[18 35 Email Drll:

broke into the Win column with a victory over RCAF by lilei some of 12-6. Poirieu- hit 5 I'm-l is. including two runs It lane a grand slammor, tno (limb.

Tool 0' HIP hencll Hr h d All goalies must wear lndivl- tempts.

numbers. under Enntlleri reg_lCOVlNGTON LEADS

six Iaietiu in

Corincton oi Philadelphia ro- Thcre can be on stoppacc in Emmi “'2 lead "an gaiucd three points to All with

RBl‘S. hall his wam's total n} scvcu - {or - 19 perlormhnce mm v v W

smart .

ho a mlind~lnp1wr in one animal appearance. walking on another occasion.

The weirdest triple play ever seen at Queen Elizabeth Park was staged by Email hang in tile ililll inning. The million and inllcirlcrs piayrd " and roam. around accoud and rilll’t‘i hast). Will! the mhlrrs Mt

standing show at last Saturday. Track and field is rapidly cal- chlng on ausi marks should continue to topple quite regularly irom nmi- rm Thr trn ck and iitld (river is with us and athlc1cs arr tat-int; things much mm seriously than they dld a , m . N. ‘6“ Tl-li-Zr vARlOU! nhl'slcal edut‘altlrs throughout this provinct have a real challcuge I'tvwn at them now. They wlli try to the vcrv lit-st oi their ability to grt the utmost out at their young lihlelns. L‘ndouhtcdlv therc arc a lot or line young minim harcn't tried their abilities at track and (laid yet. Thrsc hoys and git-ls will he enticed itv these physical educator-st to act in tut-re and show the rest M the province lust what sthv

n. . . . Palmer m . Thc committee decided that‘w."lle Gm} ‘9.“ 1“ PM“ ‘“ ‘3‘1- niches in right lield, one altar ‘krlml‘iu: when to gun, ml or. ' reierees will have no part harel“"”' New“ "‘ 23 5‘ l’m- ls long run, cops strictly "Car at", aim In deciding assists. That , 1"" {if "1' 5" l”“i;;§“m}fll Rollie mossy went the the Cnaies caught a hunted n, will be iclt entirely to the (Tiff; fl" f h. "m rice for Enmao‘a. taking llllr ban a plate and [hm-w to m " 9 W“ ""° ‘5 win, He limited the alriorcs to school The hall was dropped six hits. Pebe Devana started but ior RCAF, gave up a bus. in one oi tile minim three plus innings. and ratircrl ,dancing mund .

iDecathion Ruler C.K. Yang ‘Aiming At 10,000 Total

N Tcn

S rer Th9 "fun-c silll rEtllinS the right at naming goal scor- ers.

an! by rollebling 10 hits in 23

trips. a .tss pace. l

llank Aaron oi lliilwaukeel

0n: sucgrsied clause lhal‘ lamrncd two hnmr nlns an

miscondllri penalties apply In "Pd his leading mu! (0 u r

[‘41-de up “I time to tag who ker-

:5

maypnle st

alter Pulnu’a hasecieanuo; the keystone sack. Anotlla- stor-

piaye ang their gloves‘rlrn a An,“ "I 5,“ pmdmlwaliop. sandtlands who inllo -- mvsh took place at third, in. h the boards was rclccted. The ("Opp m, on, pung_b,"ad.ln led him weal tour trams and other (Ll-«piled throw. but hr! lsnscmnn Coalcs was over st

lotir talcnt thcv have. ‘l‘llc mum is bright _ promoting it with such visor

lm' ira'k

hale every reason to work that much hardcr aitcr Saturday's howling success

Los ANGELES tAPv ycars ago a l'nuni: Amrrlcan iathlete gave a tern-th kid Ill Formosa an old Javelin and a

and hold anti lllc mm who are

Tlit’ l‘ankeP was Bnl'i Mathial t.’ qi'il’linl’d University. then [he cut. hrro n! the demanding. lllrtwcnl (loualhinn He was on

irrrecl baseball it has Mathias whu limited his internal. in tile decaullhn.

So lutripucd was Yang tlluti he entered lite Asian Games In

a nenallv still applies tn playerlllpad am. so u! had seven Rm wastagged tor eight more hits. bani: p their stick. l st . Willard Dotlcetle. Harry

When there are coincident ma-l The Angels- Wagner and Min-

lor pcnaltics ior fighting, the nesota's Bub Au: each l-dtzlor 4. Gold Wilkinson

'snn are dead. belmd out I

Comes. may. and Gumps Gay ‘ot'ld ‘rul'ixlt'r out.

tho hot corner to trade the see I I

iltl'll‘a'lilou

‘ few pointers on track and hold tour of Asra —_i T

1 rules committee decidud that the locked {or the American Magus I ‘

me W retel'rr can asscss an extra lwo- home-run lean. Each has idiom. . . l l . «120000 a

“ minute nllnnr penalty against Wilgnnr heads Ill: circuit lnl Flt tile inserl, Sieve Phllllpst Umpers: plate — Woodward; I with 35. .l’tll I limit! nut and single illihs’ixcs g Whilt‘ilvnd.

ha old l'al'ollh has long since lost. its won. m” m mm £37" D“ ll : disanncnred hut today Mathias'l l-ie compeicd in chaucc acriu a i nlanc c has Olympics in hlclbaurnc. Austra- smashed all scoring marks lollia, He ilnisheci a creditable "‘9 “film‘s”- lhc rlccsthlon. hrokcn through.sisluir.

the once "unallainabic" 9,000; But perhaps ercn man im-

Randy Com'ng Back

l . RAVI)" Edual'ds who coachcrl minor league hall here . POHIIGCS Down SOVCl‘al yoals amt l5 N1111ng hack in ills old Job In Charlottetown

for the loss summer . Kinkora 18-"

The Charlottetown Playground Commission program is getting ‘

a lltt iron. The Ahcrwcit riuh who is bringing to Randy to con- duct the minor program during the summer.

, and vi'lie and twn provincial capital abm present lcar'hilll in Illinois.

Final Qualifying Match

Staged By

The final [mm which will be selet‘lssl t Qillhlvman team to represent that provmce at the annual late Maritime Rifle Match to ho he sex, KB. June l5. v.1:

r

by the amt” committed .1 the Provincial Rifle Associatiml. the lineup oi the team along with the “plain and coach will be announced early next w

AI Saturday: oval. F—Sn. M i k a Susick. Sumem‘iflt RCAP‘. Ind Tor. Hal shines.

Slimmermdo, hnlh finisth with fill out rtt a pilsslble 1m 90th

With Susick getting the nod his ,0

top honors by mug of the best score at am y st lonel' 31.

“ch with 95. “m Tpr. E1ng

Jot-tel ltIl CPO Stan Bowls, Fdlawin;

lean" to atoll clan:

Class on: r-sgt, M, P. sisaick I TV. 1-1. June- ’3‘ 8x2. 6. G. Maclennna lid u Mas-y Madman lea no

Probable Pitcher

Probable pitchers lol- today's mayor league games. won and lost records in parentheses:

American agar

New Yul-ll. Terry IH) Baltimore Barber (Hi. tn).

Chicago. Bunsardl tit-1t at Les Angslea. Oslnslsl {34). mi. witch tall at Cleve-

il-zi or Grant

II

(85!. IN . Minnesota. Pucuxl WAY It Karin! City. Rakow tut. tN). Boston. Wilma [Ml It Will hm, Cheney (Ml. (Nit NM Illa Bull Ilancilco. Sluiurd (7-3) at Chicago. Jackson (74!. bul Angela. Miller (3-1! It m (Ir

m I), (lit. Mflwlubo'. Handlly it.” It at.

SU‘llllEl'lSlDE 7 The t

point ceiling and is aiming at portani, he met Johnson and

it the ls! week at Jlnle. Mr. EdWaTds II at

qualifying match, ‘»

Aretha loldiul m

mes-side Pontiacs dcirzlcd K - km: in the second game oi the Princc County Bil-:br'lli Ii’t‘BRlll‘

rhllrifl‘n are expected in the

at [that score ln-ll.

Gerard Reborn stacicd lor limbora. lasted two innings. .was touched tor runs hits and lsél‘ell runs scored Riplry uho .rsileurcl him pllrllrd

s the other Ponliat‘ hri a sinslc. Four runs while Ripley then the slab Tcrry .uai-i-ies- hnrsbcd the Kama. They got live hits. zmd tor sgt H, 'r Vestry 5 runs. off his delusmes.

no, w. Maclm

’6 lame liacllouizall went thrce sgt. P. .l. lands-lgsn cuss Two

tastings tor the vscu-ns. have up nine lists. Kinkora sens-trig 3 runs. .iacicia Pate irnrlshod the

Tpr' 2'. Jam ’5 rest at the game. lziv'msz up six are 5. G, Bawl- ’5 ‘tlila and three runs in the is.» D, :f maianig iour trames.

Tl”: “' " V‘s" Th. lsadiiut Panliac hitters a mtg “mu were mils Poirier z for 2. $51" 1' am" its-sensual t (or a. Peter

' Ego? l!url,Ee-rtBrt1phy2 ‘ H efla HOOSier Leadans sticirmrn ior kinkora ? Is Destroyed

Terry Carrier 3 (or I. )1. Johns atop : for 5. mm. Roberts 2 Hem I-lntsiu’, the Bryan-old dam r! Annmld'l Bum. had‘ be

(or t, Gerald Smith 2 tor 4. i B it 2

lat 1m 1 ll 15 7‘ Position am 051 x lit 13 t Umpires: plaic- nmmy Clow: ham e Gnrd Sullivan.

nltm

an amazing 10.000 total. The ucw ian oi track and hold is 29+carmld c. l( sag.-

1,5. my“, me sun at s tribcsman ln Formosa. liking to tile tall, serious young (in? student and a senior ctr y

captain of the UCLA track team

short 0 K. s strapping sins. tootcr 7 christened Chuan -‘

to only Kwaniz. hcuce the initials and AAU Ill 1999 when .Inilnsan was ioilr batters. walked ihrrc and pronouncing his last name as sidelined by injuries, Yang lin-

Younizrwill return to his hope-

ernsscd tbc plate land won his pretty young wile. loco Olympic. at Rome and

and hahy daughter to teach. and coach in Ilie schools at libr-L m . I SETS IMMMEDIATE GOAL i

ins immediate goal is to win tor the third time. and aecnndl time in a row. the United Slatea‘ Amatt'ur Athletic Union decaihrl ion championship at Corvalls Orr. ller month.

He hopes to break his raced. tly-cstahlishcd world record ot 9.121 points set at at. calii.

Elvin c. nrake. his coach and trainer at UCLA. thinks the iii.- tioo-polnt total is not impossible

At icast three men have iig ured in You career — Mar thlaa. Drake and the m a ll. immediately succeeded as the dccsthlnn c h a m p i o a. hater .iohnson. s iormer student at UCLA

a hay. c x. indulged my all sports possible but he pre-

. C

rake in Melbourne. inluries eventually kepl Rater out at the games bul he and Drake took a

tz. The result was obvtous, When . K. decided to study ill the Us. he enrolled at UCLA, Yang won the Us. national

lshed second to Rater i the

win the national title in 1962 Iflrr Johnson retired.

Yang hopes to cap his career by winning the 1964 Oly mplc Games dccathion ln Toloo tor his N ' llltllsi Chin ! noublic.

Golf Ass’n 1 Meet Slated

SU‘MJWERSIDE — Earl SmiiliL Msldem of file Smile Men‘s Gnlflm modal. is calling til! mum! meeting at like blunt-nine tonight at 9 pm.