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§ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Oot. 11, 1966.

Pitchers Lead Orioles In

By JACK HAND.

BALTIMORE (AP) — Dave McNally - completed a stunning four-game World Series sweep by Baltimore’s raggedly pitch-, ing staff Sunday, with a 1-0 vic- tory over the Los Angeles Dodg- ers on Frank Robinson’s tower- ing home run. :

The. shutout stretched the Dédgers’ record streak of score- less innings to 33. ~

Robinson, a refugee from the National League ‘whose trade by Cincinnati ...last.. winter, vbas to rank with the prize ers of baseball, topped his triple crown year by hitting a Don Drysdale pitch deep into the left field seats. a 410-foot blast in the- fourth inning.

McNally? following the pat- tern of Moe Drabowsky, Jim Palmer and Wally Bunker, put the Dodgers in the books as the champs of.a new sort of~ futil- itve

ions didn't score a run from the

third inning of the opener through the rest of the Series. The former Series record of 28

era of 1905. ‘ FIRST SINCE YANKS . Hank Bauer's be-

came the first American League team to sweep a Series since the 1950 New York Yan- kees won four straight from the Phillies. su ut Ris

The roaring crowd of '54/458, which helped push the player pool to a record $1,044,042.65, \watched the Orioles win their first World Series on. a.« beauti- ful afternoon. :

It was the first major league championship _ for Baltimore since the days of Ned- Hanlon’s old Orioles of the National League in 1894, 1895 and 1896.

’ The Dodgers took it’ ' right

The National League champ-

down to the wire before suffer-

2 Double Victors At Park Saturday ~

Captain Logan and. Bell’s

Last emerged as double dash victors on Saturday night’s har- ness racing card at Charlotte- town Driving Park.

Other winners ‘on. the eight- -dash program were Jolly- Dick, Bold Debby, Evelyn’s Ardent and Shelby Knight.

Fastest time of the evening was provided by Bold Debby in the eighth race. It was a 2.13 ef- _ fort.

Bell’s Last gave win backers in the third $16.80 for every $2 invested. That was tops for a win ticket. Other double figures - at the win cashier windows were Shelby Knight $14.60 and Jolly Dick $10.00. -

The best feature pay was the

“exactor, $42.80. The combination was Shelby Knight and Evelyn’s Ardent. . Ret

The first double, Captain Lo- gan and Evelyn’s Ardent, paid $10.98, the second, Bell's’ Last and Bold-Debby, $10.20- and-‘the quinella, Bell’s Last and Cy- clone Kelly, $27.60. |

Next race program at- Char- lottetown Driving Park is sched- uled for Saftrday night, Oct. 15.

RACES 1 AND 5

Captain Logan (E. Clow) 11 Sarah’s Jet (1. Neill) $2. Jerry’s Tag (L. Walsh) 2 dnf

_ GOLF RESULTS

The following are the results ef second annual Island Inter- scholastic Golf tournament play- ed at the Rustico Golf Club,

Shadydale Tonette (T. Pal- ~ 46 mer) 34 Driliio Hal (G...MacLeod) 4.3 Clover King (R. MacDonald) 7 5 Sir. Jollity (L: Neill) 6 dnf Bold As Brass (L. Kelly) 86 Time: 2.16, 2.16. Captain Logan owned by Ev- erett and Donald Murray. Pays: $5.10, 2.60: 2.30. $8.50, 3.30; 7.90. + .. RACES 2 AND 6 Evelyn’s Ardent (E. Clow) Shelby Knight (Chas O’Bfien)

Windy June. ('W. Kelly) Lamb's Navy (S. White) Brown Budlong (H. Hughes)

Bell’s Last (R. MacDonald) Cyclone Kelly (L. Kelly) Rollomatie— (L._Walsh) ‘Helen’s Dream (H. Poulton) Lucky Lark (E. Bernard) ree Chance (E. Larter)

‘Bold Debby (E. Bernard)

5 Kenna K., Willard’s Choice (W. Kelly) 44 Amigo Mike (S. White)’ : $6

Triflite (J. Cairns)

Times: 2.16:1; | 2.14:4. Evelyn's Ardent owned by

Elmer Clow, Meadowbank;

Shelby Knight owned by Char-

les O’Brien, Covehead Road.

Pays: $7.40, 3.30; 7.20. $14.60,

RACES 3 AND 7

65 Time: 2.14:2, 2.16:1. . - Bell’s Last owned by Randall

(MacDonald, Peter’s Road.

Palys: $16.00, 6.00; 6.70. 2.70; 3.50.

, - RACES 4 AND 8 Jolly Dick (H. Poulton)

4.10,

12 21 Highland Spirit. (‘W. Compan- ion) i 3

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(R. MacDonald) 6 3

Time: 2.13:2, 2.18. Jolly Dick owned by Harry

»* Saturday: Poulton, Charlottetown; Bold LOW GROSS Debby owned. by E.W. Ross, 1, Rodney MacFarlane, 980, |Flas River. Summerside High School. Pays:

2. Ron Garrett, 84, Saint Dun- stan’s High School.

$10.00, 5.10; 3.40. $8.80, 2.90; 2.30

Ian Wolfenden (tied 86) Sum- merside High School, Alan Pic- kard, Colonel .Gray Senior High School.

LOW NET

1, Jim Killorn, ~ Colonel Gray Senior High.

2. Alan Pickard, Colonel Gray

Senior High. 3. Chris Nicholson, Colonel Gray Senior High. GIRLS LOW NET ’ 1. Janice MacWilliams, Col-

onel Gray Senior High. ~

2. Judy Redden, Queen Char- lotte Junior High. -

3, Linda Rodd, Colonel Gray

Applications, ed by calling 3209 or by

Senior High. : WINNING. SCHOOLS SCHOOL TROPHY ” _ 1, Colonel Gray Senior School. - 2, Charlottetown Regional High School. 3. Queen Charlotte High School. DIVISION WINNERS LOW GROSS 3 Junior — 1..John MacMillan; 2.. Colin Younker; WIN. a a sineadlinireity au Intermediate — 1. Alan Pick- ard; 2. Danny MclIsaae;_ 8. Brooke Brehaut:

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lane; 2. Ron Garrett; Wolfenden. LOW NET

Junior — 1. Chris Nicholson: 2. Tom Irwin; 3. John MacMil- lan. s

Intermediate — 1. Jim Killorn; 2. Alan Pickard; 3. Brooke Bre- haut. . :

Senior — 1. Ian Wolfenden; 2. Rodney MacFarlane; 3. Ron | Garrett. fe. GIRLS LOW NET

1. Janice MacWilliams; Tudy Redden; 3. Linda Rodd.

UNB Wins Golf Tourney

_“ DARTMOUTH, N.S. (CP) — The University of New Britis. wick won the Maritime Inter collegiate ‘ Golf Championship Monday for. the seventh time.in ,

12-years:

However, the margin of vic- tory was slight for the defend- ing champions ‘whose aggregate - of 319 was only two _ strokes ahead of Dalhousie University in the 18-hole tournament at the Bnghtwood . course.

‘St. Thomas College was third

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CONFEDERATION PLAZA

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Four Game Series Sweep

With one out in the ninth, i Ferrara singled

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and rightfielder Frank Robin- son pose today in the dressing room after bringing the Balti- more Orioles their fourth

SUMMERSIDE — When the

1966 Baseball season is assess. | ed, Summerside R.C.A.F. Ea-

gles will undoubtedly receive a

large ‘‘A”’ for effort.

Trailing, 10-2, in the . last. of

the seventh inning (and 10.3 go- ing into the éighth), the Eagles bounced back to tie Springhill

Alpines, 11-11 to force Satur- day’s Maritime Intermediate “A” Baseball Semi-Finals here. into overtime.

Springhill finally -won all the

marbles with a scratch single in

the 1lith frame, to cop the best-. of-three round two games to

“none, winning Saturday, 12-11,

after topping the Airmen, 13-7 in Springhill, N.S., last weekend. The victorious Alpines now meet Bathurst Jets for the Marl- time Title.

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THE WINNING COMBINATION

-_Pitcher Dave McNally, left, straight World Series victory formance. The lone run was a

at Baltimore. Baltimore ‘set down the Los Angeles Dodg- ers, 1 to 0, with MeNally on _ the mound ina four-hit- per-

Eagles Force NS. - Win In Overtime

RCAF strategy was to Intention- ally walk Gerry Alyward, but it back-fired when Aylward went after a 3-0 pitch and slashed out a single, driving.in the winning run, :

Bourgeois scored “Springhill’s sixth run after tripling in the fourth frame. He scored when the ball got by third sacker Puchniak. The mining town’s catcher-Art Landry had three singles ‘in. five trips to the plate. -Doug Allen paced the Sum-

merside attack with four hits in

six trips. Paul MacWilliams had a double and single, -and_ with two singles each were Clair Puchniak and Spider Crawford.

Righthander Don Schurman started on the hill for Summer- side, with Cliff Moore coming to the mound in the eighth, and

Doug “MacDonald -relieving-in-|..

the first inning, added single- tons in the third, fourth and

| fifth, before adding a trio in the

seventh. Summerside, mean- inthe third; fourth, and seven- th innings, before they exploded for ‘five in-the eighth and three in the ninth: : ; In the 11th inning, Jack Bour- gevis doubled to center, and

peared to have everything: in.: hand when they scored four -in ;

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the.ninth, absorbing the loss. ‘Jerry Remington started for Springhill, but the second re- liever Don MacManaman in the ninth took the win. MacMana- man is a Springhill boy station- ed at the local base..

In the second inning, Spring- hill:scored four times on two hits, five walks, and an error. Two of the runs came home. on Austin Williams’ double.

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brought im anéther’ run in the third, and a triple by Bourgeois, plus an accompanying error, brought in run No. 6 in the fourth. A. single’ and. wild pitch in the fifth made the score, 7-2, and Springhill added three more in the seventh on a single, error, and three walks. — ~

Summerside RCAF left 10 men stranded on the basepaths

they pecked away for single Tuns in the third, fourth and se- venth. The eighth inning f 1 v e- run rally came on consecutive walks to Schurman and- Craw-

to Doug MacDonald.

Boys Club Wins Maritime Title

SUMMERSIDE — Summerside Boys Club scored three runs in the seventh’ inning after blow- ing a four-run lead, and hung jor to defeat Chatham Juveniles. 7-5, here Monday afternoon to win the Maritime Juvenile. base- ball Championship in two straight games. Summerside won the opened ten days ago in Chat- ham, 7-1. Stu Muttart led the Summer- ..| Side assault as he picked up two doubles, a pair of walks, in two Official at bats. Lynn Foley and Bob Stewart each had two singles. Gary Perry and Ron Carmichael had the other hits. Jon Dowa and Ken Ballem combined to limit the visitors to five hits, and Ballem was especially. effective in the eighth inning, when Chatham loaded

stopped the uprising and run scored. “~

the bases with nore out. Ballem| the

field Was the fielding gem of game.

Newfies Enter Allan Cup Play

ST, JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) — Newfoundland will enter Allan Cup Hockey competitions this year for the first time, it was announced today. _—s_.

The Newfoundland Amateur Hockey Association made the decision at a weekend meeting on nearby Bell Island. It was made possible by the provincial association’s affiliation earlier this year with the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association.

The top provincial senior club

. | will be allowed to pick up four

players, including a goalie, from. - other teams in the province for the Allan Cup eliminations.

At the same meeting the NAHA decided not to enter a team in the junior Memorial Cup ‘play this year. 4%

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