SPORTS FRONT

... Brings. Back Old Memories

- By PIUS CALLAGHAN Tiik FACT that Old Home Week is drawing near brings back memories of some greai racing down through the years. It was the late Col. Dan MacKinnon who originated the Old Home Week idea and it suvely wasn’t long catching on. The colonel was indeed a man of vision and he went about his work with a fierce zeal. He sold the Old Home Week idea to thousands of Islanders abroad and now it has come to be a ‘must’ for these good folks to return to Charloitetown for this fun feast in August. . WHEN the Old Home Week idea was started the race pro- gram consisted of four meets. They raced Tuesday, Wednes- day, Thursday and Friday afternoons. The evenings were de- voted entirely to the vaudeville acts which took place before * the grandstand, There was no Coliseurn in those days to house the vaudeville artists and there were no‘ lights to permit night racing Now, the vaudeville takes place every afternoon and evening in the big building. Following this entertainment, harness racing is provided for the large crowds which jam their way into the raceway. Instead of four race programs, it has now grown to twelve (we say this of course if rain doesn’t upset plans) and.all of the twelve attract big crowds. The vaudeville performances find huge throngs at the Colis- eum and many of these persons leave the Coliseum and wend their way to the races, ,

* The Crowd Helps

IT’S A week of great excitement. workers at the grounds but they seem to love the hustle and bustle of it all.

Pari mutuel ticket sellers and cashiers will tell you that it’s far more fun to work Old Home Week than at any other time of year. There seems to be a real holiday spirit in the air and it makes working that much easier.

You need a crowd to make things interesting and Old Home Week surely supplies the crowd. The midway, the music from the orchestra which supplies the accompaniment for the vaudeville artists, the roar from the barkers trying to attract folks into the various sideshows, the operators of, the various games of chances trying to entice customers to their booths, all are a very necessary part of the Old Home Week

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2 Double Dash Winners

At Summerside Raceway

_ SUMMERSIDE — Torrid home Stable of Summerside took aj first double on dashes 1 and 2,! ) - 64 stretch drives and blanket fin-|mark of 2:312 and. in the| returned $32.50 and the first ex:| cies’’; Pach (0. Willis) 86 ishes, despite the slow times, | seventh, Little Art, by G.| actor paid $27.50 ‘ | Mr. Charmer :

were the order of the night at|Semple of Kensington, lowered! DASHES.1 AND 5 (W. Henderson)

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It’s a tough week for | :

Whalen. Singalong also ste | “the fastest mile of the nigh a 7 |his first appearance, doing the | twice around the oval in 2:13. His second mile was one second |

Annan Gal; Little Art; Sunny Key; Hi There; Blue Mountain Girl and O’Brien’s Nightmare.

ee Leet 4

SHORTCUT ENDS CONFUSION

Officials. and fans at the tused by identical twins Maur- took a shortcut. Lindsay ended

There'll be undoubtedly many startling upsets during the twelve There'll be plenty of new marks yy A At V-

THERE’LL be many great finishes during this festive week. |

programs. the pacers and trotters and there'll be a real fight for

er of the week award. It’s nice winning races anytime but there's something a bit special about garnering triumphs.during the Big _ Show. Horses who haven't shown too much ability so far this season may indeed strike it rich during Old Home | Week. | YOU'LL SEE faces during next week that you-haven't-seen | gince this time last August. These folks arrive for Old Home | _ Week every year_and even though you can’t call them by name, ou get the idea that you know them. Coming for Old Home Yeek_is second only to coming home for*Christmas.

Manager Mele's Pep Talk

Canadian Open tennis cham- een and Lindsay Watts of Vanh- the confusion by getting her | couver—until one of the twins hair cut short. Might (4 t

pionships in Toronto were con-

Kee

By JOE REICHLER ! That

ps Minnesota At Top

was Mele’s entire to catch us. Bit they'll have to| league baseball’s first $100,000-

Pack Covehead ~

Covehead raceway last evening. The track. which is now well |

the local raceway here last night | his lifetime mark to 2:15.3. Josedale Co-Pilot (C. Smith) 1 1 3.2: 2 | 48 raceway officials presented) The biggest pay of the night! Dot’s Boy (W. Waite) 23 a aia 5 A2 a EES | another bang-up race card. was the. quinella om the third| Belle Texas (B. Whalen) 32) pom an Goch - | There were two double dash |race which returned $50.10. The! All Jollity : Ponderosa Stable. one oe | winners on the card. Josedale | second exactor, on the final dash. ¢W, Companion) 45 DAMES 2 ANE. Co-Pilot, owned by the Ponder-jof the night, paid $45.70. The Chesterway Th Singalong (B.. Whalen) 11 “8 osa stable of Summerside and : wh ay thomas Evangel (E Bernard) 25 _ preined by Clarkie Smith, swept | Calamity’s Boy both the curtain raiser and fifth | | (G. Chappell) 62 , race in times of 2:13.3 and 2:14.2. Spender Rapid ‘C. Smith) 33 || The other double dash winner | ect Fisherman's Luck '| was Singalong, the six-year-old | , r S (C. Chappell) 44 ; entry byC.0. Smith of. ok : e | Semmy Gallon ‘A. Pineau) 5 6 Kinkora _and__ reined_ by B. | Times:—2:13; 2.14.

| _Singalong owned by C. OV, Smith, Kinkora.

DASH 3 Annan Gal (R. Barnett) Hallie J (I. Neil)

| Jolly Lass (W. Companion,

Race 5 — Flathead 8's Name The Price (G. Sobey)

1. R Brown

NAG &ewh ~

ane ene} lighted was dust free and the) 2. D. Driscoll | B. Trotway (J. Chappell)

it ue’ eaves io eeaein aoe weather was ideal as 33 cars| 3. D. Woolridge Time:— 2.21.2

| wins. In the third dash Amnan provided a terrific evening's en-- Race 6 8 cyl.-overhead Annan Gal owned by Stanley _ -% Gal, a four year old brown mare eee. Nine events were, 1. B. Beer . — ‘DASH 7 3 | owned by the simmac Syndicate : 2. M. MacLean

. : ae of the evening was| 3. J. Donovan Laue ae Pineau) 1 es jf ** | Race 7—P . “Susan's Birthday (J. Bernard) 2 : RESULTS LP. — Puff | Sandybee (G. Chappell) 3 } Mate 1 — 6 cyls, 2. D. Smith | West River Atom (F. Folland) 4 | X 1. R. Keizer ; ioe Oe Thee | Gliding Billy (G. Warren) 5 | De 2. _R, Chappel | Race 8 Junior Free-For-All | Ritight Way (G. Taylor) = Re » be AS Ane | Harry Wilder (W. White) 7

1 = thead 8 cylinders | - YY: Dunning Time—2.15.3, : oe | 2° Ane Little Art owned by G., Sem-

pbell Race 9—Free-For-All °

| ple, Kensington. . 2 sen | DASHES 4 AND 8 | Sunny Key (E. Bernard)

NEW YORK (AP) — Sam' speech. \eome fast. We're not going to|a-year pitcher.

‘And so the rehearsals are just about over. The stage is” being readied for what is expected to be a great perform- ance. The principal ‘actors’ are ready to make trances and the eager audience ts assured of

Mele, manager*-of - Minnesota! The -Twins went-out that eve-|stand still waiting. for them.” Twins of the American Baseball ning of Aug. 3 and- knocked off; The Twins have- hardly stood | League stood in the middle of}Washington Senators 43 in thejstill all season. There hasn’t! the dressing room surrounded |first game of a twin bill. They|been a club ‘in either league} | by «his players. dropped the second game but|that’s run the bases better or)

their en- excitemnt

Los Angeles Dodgers general} manager Buzzie Bavasi says:

“He’s worth it and he'll get at: . “His remark came after Sandy struck out 14 for his 20th vic-

harness racing card here Wed-

pnoedey.. night, .stepped. the mile

in 2:08.4, fastest of the night. i ia horse won race three in

Dreamy was also a

galore. 7 Now, up with the curtain and on with the show.

Jack Nicklaus ls Big Favorite

LIGONIER, Pa. (AP)—Burly ters champion and winner of Jacky Nicktaus was the-heavy |the last two tour stops — the)

', favorite, slumping Arnold Pal-| Philadelphia and Thunderbird | mer the sentimental choice and |classics—was a solid 4 - to - 1

“Fellows,” he began, . “I’m|went on to capture the next six.|played a more aggressive brand not going to give you a pep talk.| On Aug. 2, the day Killebrew, |of ball than Mele’s maurauders. But you all -know~ what hap-|the team’s home run and runs-|That goes for Los Angeles-Dod-!umph—over New. York Mets. pened yesterday. Harmon Kille-|batted-in-leader, was hurt, the|gers, too. - | “Sandy puts an extra 5,000 brew dislocated his elbow and/ Twins led, Baltimore Origoles by! ‘“‘We’'ve always had the;people in the ballpark every we've no idea h ong he'll be six games. Nine days~ later, |speed,’* said_outfielder Bob Alli- time he _pitches,”’ Bavasi said. out. as the Twins prepared to meet|son, one of the club leaders, | “‘He’s fantastic on the field and “It's. tough flo lose a guy like|New York Yankees in the sec-|‘but we just didn’t make full} you never have to worry about

- ond game of their three-game/use of it: It-was Sam- who got} him off. it.” Stas. Buk: weve Red a) at of a series, Minnesota’s first place | us to concentrate on making ut-| 4 ¢t 1 attenda: rds

: : js ° c juries-this year and- you didn’t}ieaq over the Orioles had/most use of our speed.” oni shar i cout se ae ate let them get you down , | That’ ig di eee ee

“y ; et | swelled to 82 games. . | “That's been the big difte-|this season the average attend-

ouve given me 100 per cent two OUT OF ACTION rence,” acknowledged Mele. sieved weal heehee and I'm grateful. But I’m also) qj le had the thes lee na eee . a This was accomplished with “Heck, we power, 32,847. In the games the Dodg-

tory Tuesday night, a 43 tri-

Guy double-winner with times of 2:12 and 2:11.11. ~ .

Single wins went to Some Other Time (2:15.38), Homer! Dares, (2:11.11), Reed’s Sue! 2:18,2), and Imperial (2:11), me = The exactor combination of Reed's Sue and Maryland Miss returned $196.30.

MONCTON (CP) — Landy, a five-year-old bay stallion owned by Mrs. Francis Breau of Monc- ton, .won both ends of the $2,500

selfish. I want just a little bit) ,; | : ; . s ; |pitchers Camilo Pascual and'pitching. Something was miss- h 1 it K more. I know you sive it to’ Dave Boswell, as well as Kille-jing. I said, ‘let's try running the Se a a ae

Monctonian on a nine-dash har- ness racing card here Wednes- night

ee 2. F. Acorn +3 . =o < 5. temovis | Blue Mountain Girl

. 3. M, MacLean . M, Mac b Len-there foo) 23

rpg yer e (----—- 2 | : Race — cylinders { Sydne Pi My Haven (C. Smith) 35 | y Pitcher {Mountain Marie (8. Whalen’ 2-2 VV! MAR. RACING | Loses No-hi nah Barnett

Ci cal Oo Hi suse 3 | Oses No-hitter (R. Barnett) 67 08 ANGELES” —Sa Say SACKVILLE DOWNS. NS. pV ALLEYFIELD, Que. (cp)—} Homestretch Linda

beco (CP) — Borderview Lee Hy, a|St-. Jerome, Que., blanked North: G. Chappell) 76

double winner on the eight-dash|5¥4mey, N.S., 50 Wednesday in Roger Parlay (E.Clow) = 8 8

a semi-final game for the Que- Times—2. 13.2; 3:13:1.

bec Little League baseball, Sunny Key owned by E. Clow’

championship. | Meadowbank; Bli@ Mountain ~

Winning pitcher Jacques Girl owned by A. McMillan,

Prevost gave up three hits and Leary and H. Bell, Summer-

struck out six, compared with ‘Side.

no hits and seven strikeouts for,

Billy Walsh, the loser. The Nova O’Brien’s Nightmare

Scotians made. eight errors to! (B. Whalen)

one by St. Jerome. Mountain Jester (G. McLeod)

St. Jerome now meets ey-| Royal Hi Direct

field in the Little League*finals| (G.. Chappell)

here Friday night, and the win-| Tennessee Riley

ner will represent Quebec in the! (J. Bernard)

Eastern Canada Finals Aug. 19; Miss Lane (0. Willis)

at Dundas, Ont. Rudy Frisco (R. MacArthur) 6 The Canadian championship; Valuable Irene (W. Craig) 7

also will be played at Dundas,| Parker Scott (G. Chappell) 8.

pitting the Eastern champion; Time:—2.15.3.

against the West Aug. 21, and O’Brien’s Nightmare owned

the Canadian champion will go! by J. O’Brien, Elmsdale.

on to the Little League world

DASH 9

1 2 3 4 5

defending champion Bobby choice to win his second PGA me.” ~__| brew, out. of action. ‘more. If we get thrown out, I'll Nichols the forgotten ‘man go-|title and break Palmer's single | “Those nine days proved to|take the blame.’ oer ee ee ge first Moncton horse to wi . B ASEB ALL ing into today's opening round|season money winning record. ime, if I needed any further) “The players took me up on) ia 1th whnual- event tandy _of the Professional Golfers’ As- | Nicklaus now has $115,000 in AF Go ers |proof, that we're not going tolit. Right from the beginning, | : beat Borderview’ Roy with a FOOTBALL S sociation championship. fficlat-money_winnings for_the.—_* =" __S_ old. said Mele Wednesday. “It!they've been running more_snd Commercial Ball time o'2:08 in te ‘frst dash ee CORES ‘ _|year, compa wi almer’s we] ‘beats us, they’ i more.” saat dees ee land. finshed ‘ahead iat Antes t La )_— Winnipeg | __ ae Nichols, the 29.year-old Ken- Meo Cte in 1963. First; STONE Tourney eee The Royal Bankers and Pow-|200 in'a-o8'] the second time wut | Blue Bombers took another! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tuckian who set the Se eae prize in this one — the exact, ane er Kings cross bats tonight in|" tt was the sixth leg of yw giant step on the comeback trail American League record of 271 last year, toured a yount will be announced Sa-| ‘The annua) RCAF Canadian | : Movs : : : the fourth game of a best of nine|waritime free-for-all circuit and| Wednesday night by defeating | Minnesota 300 001 000— 4 81 Laurel Valley Golf Club in | the Laure va a. Gull ¢ turday—should go about. $18,000 (Golfing Championships got under | series for the Commercial Lea-|the second circuit victory for|C@!8ary Stampeders 19-8 before |New York 000 050 00x— 5 72 ~-felative--slitude "in his final |r 29,009.---- 1 way-at the Green Gables. Coun an. OF erry . se gue Championship. Preceeding|Landy. The horse won the Alex-|@ hometown crowd of 20.100' Grant (14-4) Roggenbyrk_ (5) practice roun nesday while «I've been playing very well try Club yesterday and after 18 the: start—of the —-fourth~game;-|ander- Memorial. nace—third leg |f4ns. The win was the Bomb |stigman (7). and Battey, Zim-

noses Nicklaus and hometown _ hero all | holes ‘of play a six-man team | the third game called in the 8th |of the circuit—at Saint John Ex-|¢Ts’ third straight in the merman (5); Sotilemyre (14-6) “—

oS RSE IRON HOE Shue -Of they, Deller than have inning W , hibition Park season and left them with a ys pothemyre (146) v, crowd. at the swank, © secluded eit = oa i aan ee ee ee ee garner rites reece eg MS et taser te aI ee nepeme pe TED pores a Baha Ma il Ea btn Ha -- Com nte-Richel ie g.owned -by ML: point ead. in. the. Wes ane Howard. club in the rolling hills of ‘west- eretatenes. "(stroke lead over the Seam from | when the contest was halted due is Downey of Saint John, won| Football ‘Conference.““~""" Kansas City - sat

P aid Nichols, on the other hand, rent Ont.. 483 the co-featured junior free-f ern Pennsylvania. was _strangély unconcerned go- | 1tenton. . to 484. Nine, |to darkness. Game time 6.15 at ail ‘Comte Richelied % or- 5 . |Detroit . 005 100 00x— 6 90 Nicklaus, the 25-year-old Mas- ; into this 47th championship (Stokes, back’ at 493 was the| ‘ : Queen Charlotte diamond. A full |2:, “om ichelieu took the | Hufnter (3-3), Aker (4), Di : ar ae Pa ry th championship RCAF team from Summerside,, BLACKPOOL, England (CP) Miss Muir had set a world turnout is expected. first dash in 2:09.3 and was third GOLF DRAW ison (5), Stock (8) and ‘ wag i bat : a P.E.1., followed by Rivers,|Dan Sherry, 19, of’ Hamilton, |mark of 1:07.7 in the 110-yard | -|the second time out. Adios Alex iSparma (8-5) and roan almer, the slump - ridden Manitoba and Ottawa in that/Ont., ¢ame within one-tenth of |backstroke 24 hours earlier. | . . won the second dash in 2:10.3. The following is the draw for | oe ; ee aor aie ove ivpeheg Latrobe | order. ja second of the world record) Ann Fairlie of South Africa | City Softball ASSEEY dh Express was 4) Pp.E.I. Ladies Amateur Golf| prvan 758 er (%, pro at the spanking Low round for the day was| Wednesday in winning his heat|won the women’s 220-yard back- | 4. ash winner in 2:12 and Tourney to be held at- Summer- | 14) BE athe FED aa da pew course said: carded by 2. Corduks of Ottawa in the 10-yard Butterly at the |stroke final in °2:30,2, beating Local softball fans witnessed |* <i side Aug. 13 and 14. — “There's no real problem in with a 73. “He was followed by| ,..,; faniit ; Mies 2 J perhaps-one- of the best softhall|,,imgle dash winners were) ee er, LOS Angeles 000 000 000— 6 31 getting the right mental atti- Hank Seiford of Summerside who | British ia ee on fever ase in some tin Totes Humes (2:12), Piney Lee geod 4 iC ‘ oe Cleveland 000 003 Cx— 6 90 fc S see shi is ti ; ; j ine | - me |(2: Frise mvop| D. Dagg; 1.08 — M. » Eu} a tude for the big ones, the Mas.|WaS 2 strokes back with 75.1 SHi8, acd Prec 5 1 oe arated : Ma a Sener ae \Tast sight a3 Dow's Spértaions Rian and Frisco Hanover viol ek Hogg: 1.16 oP us-|_ Brunet (7-7) Gatewood (8) and iters, the Open, his one,” he |D., Robertson Salers froke Ne: lth Canedian teccell fourth in 2:35. Canada’s other /and the N.P. All-Stars battled| =| Ss SUMMARY tard, M. Jardine, A. Beer; 1.24 ee ie aan, ai and Az said. ‘naimo, J. Edwardson and D,| The world mark of 59 seconds |representative in this final, Ei-|through 10 innings of scoreless First Dash — G. Barbour,.G. Molloy, N.|C¥e: HR: Cleve—Alvis (18). ae “|Blinson with 78's fill out the list is held by Ken Berry of Aus-|leen (Joey) Weir, 19, of Tor- ball. John Hughes gave up only |Landy (Barrieau) 19.20 8.30 3.50) MacLeod; 1.32 — I. Laidlaw, E. | 5.4 Bap aoe OUT MORE CARS “of the day's top golfers. ~~~ tratiz. -—-—_---____,onto,_-was—-sixth—and_—last—in Jone hit while his opponent Ur: Rorderview Roy ___| Cox, S. Basler; 1.40 — E. Mac- | Washington 000 211 100— 5 100° apan increased its auto ex- “The teams participating have; Barbara Hounsell, 15-year-old | 2:38.2. ban Gaudin gave up four ‘scat-) | (Coadic 6.40 3.40 | Innis, 1. MacLellan, “Miss —C: Chica “00 ‘ ports by 50 per cent early this been decided by playoffs in the|Weston, Ont., native who now tered hits during the 10 innings. | Andy’s Son (Moore) 3.30) MacDonald; 148 — D. Baker,| “pj i EGG ob year to a total of 100,000 cars various zones throughout the| ives in Covina, Calif., won the | The game will be replayed| Time: 2:06. | ; \M. Farris, N. MacFarlane; 1.56|,Richert (10-9) Kline (8) in six months. ‘country. women’s-440_- yard. individual BALL PRACTICE _ Friday evening depending on the pi Pn Boy, Adios El-'__.M. Weir, A. Coady, I. God- eaone (9) Ridzik (9) and aati ae a . ! Medley race iD, 5:35. . wets sett ‘nae aaa be- Mee’ uch faa ee tin: 2.04 — MacKenzie, M. | ore = om ane ee woe | Second was Jane Hughes, 17- arlie Ryan's Junior Legion-|tween n-Brace—Mariners|——— a ~|MacMillan, M. Linkletter: 2.12 |x; pie ea ATTENTION EXHIBITION year-old Vancouver high school |naires and Forbie Kennedy's In- {254 the BIS Shamrocks. Bot h| randy (Barisan) 890 2.80 279|— E- MacDonald, B. MacEach-[(q 8 ont nobinwon ise thks union i student, in 5:38.3. | ieeuiedinte Legionnaires : se a will be ue eal 6.|Andy’s Son (Moore) 3.10 290|€T2, . Craig; 2.20 — C. Agnew, | Baltimore 002 001 390 : 4 : : ‘ ’ |\The- umpire for last night’s !Borderview Roy ( ic) 299|M. Carver, J. Austin; 2.28 — : ne Thur. Aug. 12 OLD HOME WEEK WORKERS ee via emeer comm = scheduled. to hold —a_workout- game—_was__Ed__Savidant_ with Time:_2-06.1.. SIRE Ti Gallant, N. MacDonald, D. eae (10-9 100 300 40— 8 12 @ u : “a: the: 280-yard freestyle final in (te tonight at 6.30 at Memor-|F rank Bell taking first and Others: Huckster, Dee's Boy,! MacNeill, T. Joudrey; 2.36 = — et ee Men who,have applied for work Old Home Week 2:93.8 bs Aare iM lial. Field. Both coaches request- | ‘Bud’ Lund, third. Adios. Elmer. B. Moreside, S. Saint, A. Irwin. ae Lau; Wilson (9-9) Radata 8:15 P.M. as guards, gate keepers, etc., are requested to re- | ——— _=jed.-players...to.wear_their__uni- eho sn: gi es ; s n efary (16) Bos— eb. 4 GAM ae = Exhibition Grounds Saturday, August = | . Petrocelli (6). ms t—Jenay_Morele at 7:80 p.m. ‘rormer am estioc N : 3 Naati 1 : $-Molo Kal.” Provincial Exhibition Associatior SsTExL——_- \St. Louis 000-200 000-2 91 4—True Hero 4 a a ete toa Window - Doors’ : _ : ee | Mibraukee 002 030 00x— 5 100 S—Chiet Pia ~~—@ind Charlottetown Driving Park SSIDING | A ad: >1. ashburn (7-8) ‘Biles (7) and €S—Edgewood King win ng ‘ Rieketts; Johnson (13-6) and 7—Bob’s Girl Baa Fully weatherstripped Nn es | ers Oliver. HRs: St. Lo—Skinner 8-S—Parker Scott : | oakeeonan @ 19 colors eo Md Mil—Alou (19) As¢on 2 (25) ~ \ . Stee} Sidi : ss : ' : cago 0 000—

v._ . RACE 2 AND 6 ; Residential Steel Siding 4? By, WALTER KREVENCHUK |4 and 3 by fellow Mexican Nick Mickoski St Winnipeg 2 Cinciumall . O00 dtd wee cits 1—Audrey’s Pride | Backed with iisulation board NNIPEG (CP)—Defending| Roberto Halpern and Tomas /and 1. Jackson (11-14) id ; 2—Stormy Song ‘ 7 colors. champion Nick Weslock of ,Tor-|Lehman, reigning Mexican am- ‘ O'Toole (1-9) Sa ay L at 3—Rio Grande .. i . F onto was among 32 players who|ateur champion, lost to Ra BOUTELL WINS ig (9) : as dd

: ‘or Free Estimates on y Craig (9) and Edwards, HRs: 4—Senor ; oe merged from ? | George Boutell, 21 - vear - old wards, Ss: 5—The Shelk Rusco. Products Call first sound of match ey & we ——— the | university student from Phoenix C'8—Robinson 2 (21) n

: first round of match play in the |19th hole. j I udent trom ae - - : 6—Mary Leah OLD HOM F. J. CAMPBELL <canadian amateur golf cham-|ENDED U.S. LUCK |who took medallist honors Tues- RACE 3 AND 7 138 Upper Queen St. | plonship Wednesday. | The Mexicans entered the 4a¥ ae a om pontoon PROBABLE 1—True Lady Lou * : me 894-8300 Trying to become the second tournament after competing in SCOTe © , eale 2-Al Dale EXHIBITORS even <a to win the eo |the ricas Cup international | Jolin McClung of Edmonton 6 PITCHERS 3—Billy G. Command three times in succession, Wes- matches in Winnipeg last week. % 4—Doctor Alex f lock tore six strokes off par|Canada, with Alexander and| Bill Campbell of Huntington, Ry THE CANA airsail : Seoceecesesct jover the rolling par-72 pine|Silverberg as team members,|W. V., 1964 «US. amateur Probable ng lige ee Spud FARM Beall = = = es the cup to end a stritiz| ee Goes Ron Folk of major league games, won-lost 3~Jazzm : aeg pringfield,. Ill, 3/of seven consecutive United |Saskatoon 4 and 3 records in parenthesis: 8—Estralita C No livestock will be admitted to the \T ‘ dis O17. 2 ot Montreat won oat? rium. Thelongest match was be American -beague RACE 4 AND.8 . . orge Lyon ontreal won The five other members of tween Jack Bryant of Halifax, Baltimore. McNally (6-5) - of thin ae Exhibition ‘Grounds before Friday, Aug. SHEL Di ie the amateur three straight Canada’s Americas Cup unit'a member of Nova Scotia's Bunker (6-5) at Boston, ap 2-Sarme Best 13th. \I/ ese eee Pat cca : won their first-round matches. Willingdon Cup team, and Don = (6-13). 3—Mighty Warrior Greases our ‘men ra as favorites; John Johnston of Vancouver Hill of London, Ont. It went 22 ansas City, Segui (512) at. 4—Cadillac Gold Dust | ae F by experts failed to make the| sidetracked Terry Campbell of holes before Bryant won Detroit, Aguirre (10-8). 5—Germika , grade. Vancouver 2 and 1: Bill Pid-) A whirlwind: finish — five Los Angeles, Newman (11-9) 6—Dennis Herbert Grounds closed to public afl day Sunday, - - Oils Keith Alexander of Calgary. laski of Winnipeg beat Paul birdies in’ the final seven holes at Cleveland, Terry (10-4, (N), RACE & AND 9 August 15th. : = Your Shell Agent for 1960 champion, was the victim | Williams~of Burlington, Ont, 2 — by Pierre Archambault of Only games scheduled. ‘dee : a . ; PLAIN Charlottetown, Parkdale, of six birdies in a 2-and-1 loss and 1 after being three down Montreal forced his match with National Le *—Donna Way yee Sherwood and Eastern ib a percent Fosd ae after eight holes; Bert Ticchurst Bunky Henry of Valdosta, Ga, st. Louis Sadecki (2 10) of 3—Irene Mir PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION Or FILTER TIP - & & b oug Silverberg algary, vet-|of Vancouver defeated Eric into extra holes. Henry, who Stallard. (85 os 4—Armond’s. Buddy | . CIGARETTES J 1 eS jeran international competitor |Hanson of Toronto 2 and 1 and had been five up after sine |Staataasne Cahir" — 5—Hi Jay , = . W. Skinner jfor Canada, fell 3 and 2 before |Gary Cowan of Kitchener, Ont., holes, finally won with a par on, Pittsburgh, Law (12-9) at 6-Elmer C, ASSOCI ATION ‘Jerry Moore of Winnipeg, ajousted Ted Adams of Phoenix, the 20th. \Francisco, Shaw (12-6) coe 7—Rilly Rice a . Dial 4-4044 former “Manitoba junior cham: | Ariz, 4 and 7 -Weslock was the; The 32 surviwnrs- tee. off at Philadelphia Short (12-8) at + pion; Juan Estrada, 1946 Mext!- other team victor. 10 am. in the first of two Houston, Farrell (8-6) (N) \ can Open champion, was ao = “ey of Calgary defeated rounds today. Only games scheduled. :

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