SPORTS FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

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N ew York 2-1 ‘“ March 33001”; at York Range . SECTION SECTION Charlottetown, Wed, Mar. 27, 1008.

YORK TEAM '

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSlruns on nine hits. He pitched 1. Tom Vesev 93 Al Kaline. 9115030118 his besl‘through the seventh to get 2 Raymond yeast.- 95 "mug training season. hit a;credit for the win. He was 3:10?“ V9399? I 93 homer in the sixth inning Tues- replaced by Dale Willis. 4- ~7le Andrei”! 99‘ 3 dhy to give Detroit Tigers a 2-1 Four-run rallies in the ninth 5. Blll CI'OCllelt 9'75 : Victory over New York Yankees brought Los Angeles Angels a 3 Ernest Promo 95? 1 J .I A R d at Fort Linden-law. 4-2 victory over San Francisco 7 Cecil Watts 945 l ea y It. was the fifth homer of the at Phoenix and Houston Colts 3 8 Howard Watts 99' ' exhlllbiglosie‘sgg:onWh£ora the vat- l 6-4 triumph over Chicago Cubs 9. Lloyd Vessey 955 A New Brunswick-Prince Edward Island-hockey champion era fun recov red fpillaren y at .vMesa. C 5 will be crowned here Saturday night when Bathurst Juveniles has y b e mm the In other games Cleveland HARLOT'I‘ETOWN TEAM ‘ and Charlottetown Abbies battle in a sudden death fixture. broken collar :1: he lufferedEdefealed Boston 5.3 at Tucson, l. Wendall MacLean 99 The Bathurst outfit comes with a big reputation. in a game aga t the Yankees Los Angeles Dolgers wallowd 2. -Al Mutch 93 trounced Saint John Juveniles 17-1 in the first game of a home last season.l b k ' Pittsburgh 19-6 at Fort Myers, 3. Edgar Jones 100 and home series which never was completed. The Bathurst Don Moss ac ed up Kai‘ines Philadelphia trounced St_ Louis 4. P.J. Landrtgsh folks have taken quite a liking to the youngsters and their homer with some fine pitching. 16.3 at Clearwmer‘ Milwaukee 5. P. Taylor as coach, Jim Roland. tells us that they are really packing them rhe Yanks got thetrtlone run edged Cincinnati 7-5 at West Elm Mach“ 9 m' in the seventh 0" Single: by .Palm Beach. Minnesota blanked 7' Danny Clark 9'7 Abblee won the provincial crown by beating Summerslde in Roger Maris. Hector Lopez and lBaltimore 2-0 at Orlando and a Dav“ 501mm?“ 5 straight games and are ex to ve a good account of Phil Linn. It broke a string of i Chicago White Sox nipped New 9 “lith Jenkins H themselves in this crucial encounter_ It is hoped that folks will give the juveniles the break they deserve and turn out in large

numbers Saturday night to watch them perform. ese youngsters always play a bang-up game of hockey

and there’s action in abundance in these juvenile encounters. This one coming Saturday should certainly be no exception.

Game time has been fixed for 7.30 and nobody need stay because they want to watch Cainadiens host Leafs in Montreal. The juveniles will see to it that you are back in your livmig rooms in plenty of time for this third game of the Stanley Cup semi-fine s, ,

Make up your mind now that you intend to give your sup« port to the juvenile cause. The players and their promoters would surely like to see you get on the bandwagon. -

The Abbies will likely need all the Support they can muster ‘when they take to the ice against this strong aggregation from

Northern New Brunswick. Mr. Dyson’s Visit

' , . I TRACK and fled enthusiasts throughout the province will ‘ welcome to Prince Edward Island today Geoffrey Dyson. na- tional track and field coach of the Dominion Corrimtand. Royal ' Canadian Legion.

Mr. Dyson who has done outstanding work in England in

this phase of sport was signed last surr‘imelrdbof" Legion“? ~ ' ‘ -- - Canada to work among Canadian trac a . 'e s ars. e Ont? 0' the “um”! 15 see" Th” “"k “"1 b“ sk‘pped by Legion feels that the acquiring at M «in will give a great

M_ Bell, G. Bennett. R. Mac- Gregor D. Douglas. Ice 5 —- Game 5i (Seagram) weekend at the Summerside ends. Elimination 1a downs p y Eric Jr’hn‘m“ “'h" was miss' boost to track and field activities throughout this COUNTY-

sso p.ni. (MIXED) . curling rink with trophies pre- have been held all week to de- 8'b0V9~ ‘1 to I" Dan DU!" This evening Mr. Dyson will be guest at a dinner tendered

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(61:2; :Tﬁwmﬂﬁ’ck )vs winner sented daily through the 4-day cide which teams will repre- ling, Dot J o h n an n, Wanda ing wth the photo was taken. j b “1 i 1 ‘ d M th Lexi n and the d“ 0 9 3 “mp my ‘ ointly y e prov no a comman c o .v . i l . partment of physical education. This function commences at

' ~ ’ 1‘ i; a Ice 4— oven ° 350 Canadlans 7.30 at The Charlottetown Hotel, . W i 1 Ice 5 — B. Acorn vs winnerl a , Thursday morning Mr. Dyson will address an assembly at ’ i(Ben vs Burden) I n Draw Tlckefs Civic Auditorium Summerside and at noon will be guest of l ‘ . honor at an informal lunch tendered by the (gauchn. PERI}?! . ' branch of The Canadian Legion. Later in e a emoon r. on RE" CIGSSIC Dyson will return to Charlottetown and at 2:30 will be at sin-lt-

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Curlln Draw - g . g School auditorium for an assembly. For MontagUQ o r n a a a ‘ DUBLIN (Cpl ~ More than This province has seen a great increase in interest in track « 350 Canadians have drawn tick- and field and the visit of Mr, Dyson should make that interest ets in the Irish Hospital Swecp- even greater. ‘ stakes based on this Saturday's Sports Front welcomes this distinguished sports personality

16Kscmméltmmng“, “a I”??? York Mets 2.1 at st Petersburg an!!! y Tel) ice at‘ ion Ron Hansen's in le

more at theiop 0f the American jbases loaded in thse gourti‘hfth . League exhibition standings byl ‘

defeating Washington 7-5 at; ' _ The following is in 1' Daytona Beach. It 'was that draw for Wednesday rill-:2:

tic' fourth .t t v - Athle a Welsh \lc . Charlottetown Club (Spares ceded)

m m we them an 11-4: Shortstop

record.

Rookie I)le Green doublcdl FORT LAUDERDALEl Fla. 6'50 p'm' (selgram) AP) e 1 -— D, Saunders, E. Mac- '

ome the winning run as they - . i Ic Athletics Pulled the. game out? shortstop goﬂtr‘gzdgfezz 15121: J Donald. C. Campbell. B. Lepage: With a four-run uprising ‘in thej York Yankeesv Richmond far‘m §V5 13- George. J. Cooke L.‘Blalr ‘ "mm. Green “fad three hits' club of the Intern atio naI leney' v' Mitton’ inclgldlng 8 tl‘lPle and two 3 League Tuesday. The veteran j Ice 2 — B. LeClair A_ Llewel- dou 9" . infielder was on the roster of i lyn- A~ Ballemv w- CE" vs Win- 1

BOWSFIELD‘WINS Detroit's Syracuse club in the l ner (Hansen vs I). Cameron)

Ted BOWSfICld 0‘ PEHUC'VD. International League, but had “‘9 3 '— - urkev 3- Beer. D. ‘ B.C.. started for Kansas City] had been training with the Cox. N. Bali vs Dr_ Giddings. 12.? and gave up all of the Senators' | Tigers_ ; Ewing B. Snper H. MacLellan. ’

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The provincial mixed curling competition which is being sent th ’ . . , e l o c a l 'l l . ' honsplel gets underway this staged on two successive week- cm mg c “b HM!” and Frpd ("mm").

'l'hefoliowingls the Montague- LONDON (CPi—Sentimcntai team of uhich ' _ 3 . ' the nation islIreland sloshed home in the giltﬂgﬁgznd‘raw for Wednesday. money from wealthy Southl extremely pmui . ‘mud at 100 to 1. Grand National steeplec-hase at to our province. . 7 m. - Africans and shining bets from Springbok is trained by York- This year. apart from Spring- Amtlee' E n gig." d“ b"! they - .matmnw admirers of movie svhlremen NeVilIe Crump. who hok and Owens Sedge, both of wont know um” wadnes‘layi SChOOI Serles a fal

Mlc’vakgsolzr- ‘gl-Aslll}li‘;l;l;‘t°”8t ' star Gregory Peck are dominat- “3‘5. all???“ "wand threei WhiCh may be at i 2mg] "Tar Chgmes (a: or

' '. - i ' - wins advance betting on that"alona “'"mel‘s 1“ Merrl'man-wpl‘ice. fancied candidates in- m e 0" pm” 0 ' 50" THAT nd i ‘ v

Room or v . . . - - , seco nterscholastic game between Blrchwood

‘3 5 CS Stewart D. Grand National steeplechasel,l l and Shellas Conage- The] “d”: 000’ $60200 and 5mm" ﬂamed High and Queen Charlotte scheduled for yesterday didn't come ' time

l i ' ll Tea . ﬁns-gen” A Nelson. E. Mac. to be run Saturday at Liverpom horse despite fallian at the first! Loving Record. a grey horse mid”: 0‘ “fket-s-on the ﬁr” 0“ The n“ “mm” was the wmm that ‘ ‘ l - “3" “rs” " mm“ “‘9 gm?" Birchwood threw a bit of a surprise last week when the! l

. fence in last year‘s race is trained near Dubl‘ th - Ice 2 m J.S. DesRoches C.‘ ‘ I m at thrives hng Class” e opener of this best-of-flve, set. Of course. Birchwood

Bit bets based on the gold-' . . . a tremendousl owerful fin-l SleWBl‘L E-F. cDonald A. gknéngmifﬁztnuaﬁ; Ogre‘yoggglf“::! isher.and was 3instifillled 10.to It onTmacig Erifaecal: - 01d Kilmorc. During Monday and Tuesday a; will tell you it wasn‘t any upset. They'll insist they have MacDonald vs KG. Macnpnald' : into London bookmakers on; favorite at Monday night's call-i which won the race last year ivsearetltiiligjynhf’l: :13; 33%;: thelbetter teaim. But the ladimfrot‘llt :ht‘LTfl‘léﬂ'l River R‘oladkhoul: ’ ' - o earning ll not agree. ey' nss was a m s a e a

A. MacGregor J. Yorston, P,: - . 0V9T- r and now seeks a re cat v‘ t a - Macmnald' éii'ér'ﬁl‘ék'io‘i’w by 32-year? _ Next in the betting at 14 to 1} with outstanding lac-key WIPES; el‘g’b‘e for the Gram NauMa“ “‘3‘ it Wm “0‘ “PM” “3‘”- .. .. . 9a.m. . ' z is Owens Sedge, a consistent; Win!” aboard‘ anal acceptance 15 WGdHESday Those who witnessed the action in the opener are eagerly 6 Lone Mould Ice 1 —— Dr. P. McIntyre. Pu} The horse “5“” has “0 con-i grey horse whose odds have: Nicolaus Silver winner m mght “be” PM“? Who Will looking forward to the next one which will probably go Thurs: ' ey gohnstmg. Clarkslon, C. Gor‘i nectlon with South Africa but; dipped steadily since its pur-l1961 and apparently returning 801913113] “1L2? ezqai‘mngw- day evening. 0 on vs . cnnedy. . MacDon- ‘ the name 5 rih bok desl halesl c 856 by Peek- The actor is] to form aft ' 1 pm." 9 7 ‘r ‘. VS “1' lnvd‘es You To Attend or Listen aid M. Wigginton. B. Gallant. . _. p g 5‘. ﬂying from the United States Team 5 mm? dun Efforts'?sl’""‘2“me La“ 1" Rammg R“ l CO ratulations Ice 2 __ C Nichokon M Nic_ a gazelle like animal that is the. with his wife Veronique to seei i n p th- 3 wily 12”“ m: and H la w ath a II - were "9 I . . . ‘ l, V , t t . 5 s sma er an e nces e - v ' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 830 RM. “01.0". K Macmnalq. C. ‘ repubics national emblem. 1lthe race, and some expgrts fee! has to jump. but never seems scratched .m the last \lcek. CONGRATULAT‘ONS m Vin“, Mumga“ and his S“ Dun: TIGNISH LEGION HALL 11188 V! G- Murphy. B. Smith. J.l It ls also the name of a. the flow of cash from film fans to run out of pliff. on"? Phglbles may Mt 0‘ stan's High School team on retaining their iriterschola<tic Senior GUESTSPEAKERS: . Murphy R. MacDonald. famed South Afric an rugby F gzztipsgﬂgt‘eorgiwehs Sea“ to ‘leilglerles by the Wednesday dead_ .‘A‘ ’30“; crown. They went rhmuzh the "m" season with. norms WALTER R squ l1”0 3 W 3 “r ems ‘ 5"“ i H c A. i - ' out a defeat- . ‘ I pteltmlnary callover of . . ' h' HON. LEO ROSSITER .3, ’- TOUGH RACE y odds also is expected after the Thais quite a record and Vince is surely proud of is The Nailonal is one of the; final acceptance. outm‘ _ .m..-—--r-~- -~--4-~-—~

THURSDAY MARCH 28. s: . . toughest races in the world,‘ ' ‘ | All hld‘ t' k t. "' ' '

mm‘m men @3301" = KLEENUP WIPES t. so. Retains Til e “Shi‘ian . GUEST SPEAKER. > and a. Circmt of atpprOleately; LONDON (AP, __ Henrv lsh out of the money will win

. “if 412 miles. 'cOnper retained his British an'd residual prizes based on the '

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HEATH MACQUARRIE . As a television spectacle. it‘Emmre heavyweight boxing ﬁ_ total amo - sl ~in loiterv set it d

} 65 wet Strength POP-IiP—for quickest. hand- i has few peers in sport but “"t'tles with a fifth round kn

FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 6:25 RM. Y

lest paint rag many of the big crowd thatlom of mane" . M ‘ hos itals in the Irish Rc ublic - ‘ . ger Dick Richard- __‘_l:- ‘ ____.._._~__._._'p ' s A CFC Tv ‘g COLORFUL_M, batm__ flﬁlgk annuglly bio the otherwisegson of Wales before a crowd of I EN TOR on. ORVILLE H. PHILLIPS ;. c was humming, :a eggwgiet 8" "ib 0‘ Livermlgllm at Wembley Indoor Sta. - i .. i m. in ree wtll see mlich ofdium Tuesday night. 0 ‘

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ABSORBENT-f" qui°k and the “ice. The "Mk is Simply Cooper sent Richardson stag-

SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 7:50 RM. ‘ ’ “w wipeup jam, l" t b_ f u h . CKCW _- TV i. ~- 4 no 19. or a 4 8-way Vislbllillf- gering to the canvas after two '" . ._ .~a - - - . A , fr: 1 — ln‘R (“dist1| 0813M?“ G. LORNE MONKLEY t WET STRENGTH f" “3"” . Add“ sp'" “"3"” w'“ be mmms' ‘9 5mm“ 0‘ “‘9 ““h Sponsors Bl ‘niiﬁ:c;?ed“;hwst nglncnfiit mm? ofatll’ile in: pet—int was ’ the see-

the Grand National sweep- with one left hook to the jaw 'l‘u . I . - I . . - - . m1 somn stakes, determining the destina followed immediately by 81!— :inay‘hiigh‘tmmwggmheﬁmxgti- Lain. szks buil‘tz up a 4-0 lead

D ‘ ° tion of hund d f th d re s o ousan 3 other, A I of pounds. The sweep is “legal: The former Welsh milk an ‘ iKemptville Combines 12-3 and in the first six minutes of the in England and ‘3 never menJSlumped “at to the canvas ﬁlth “COLUMBUS. Ohio (APl—— win the Eastern Canada Allan second on goals by McPhee. Os-

Mr. G. Lorne Monkley and Senator Orville E. jabs ' ' ‘ ﬁlm like a dam! Phillips will otténd all meetings.

K i ' ‘ v “P Pr "c. Pmmsﬂv'e" ' ' SAVE Stewart 8: Mock» Ltd. tioned in .English papers. lout a hope of getting up. ., 9'" 0m" , 5"" .“C‘l’mem‘ v Cur quarter finals- 4 p 0’" 53W” i '. m 6' Lon. ' ' ' 3 YOUR ASSOCIATE STORE i In a but field of 40 or so: It was the 28-ycauold CooD- mes Sponsmm ? hm Tu-Mday The MS! lopS'ded “m m the pard scored fm "WWWKWt’ ~ in COUPONS 96 Queen st ma] “5‘9 (1 i horses, any one can win the;er‘s first fight since April. 1962. Shingmaw pmfess'mal how“: i“ best~cf-five series game the ville. Prince County no. Assn. M A National. After the last hard; He weighed 133 pounds to “D'ue to (he "I t m Maritime Senior champions a Scoring at fast intern-31s. “ 01‘ ""3 ~34 edge in games and the. right Hawks kept the 5.300 fans out

n winter, in 1947, Caughoo from Richardson‘s 207. ' ' —. . .. __. fifgtgtmpg‘: 902:: ‘11:: to advance against Shoplirooke of their seats through the. first fessional‘bol'ting should come to . Braves in 935‘?“ *l“"‘“"""' 15 minutes of the “hde period' in halt," they said In a joint That 'bcst-of-five 961185.00.“ —-“—*—~--*'M statement I played in the Eastern Townships B d O I city, likely will get underway a mlnton Pay

«Th ' l '.i t 9 Ohm 9g” a u" :85 this weekend and will be a best- d Un erwcly Today (—1 for Hawks when the ‘

seen fit to outlaw dog fig is. I

hear fights and cockfights. The of-hvs-

least they could do is the same It “’35 ~

for humans." third period «penal. Planing VANCOUVER (Cpl—The ch. Offering the measure werelm‘ar-pel‘fﬂ‘t hockey. Moncton nadian badminton champion- Repliblican Reps. James shot eight Straight W15 in the ships open here today with

Thorpe. James Banner and first 15 minutes and their fore- eight titles at stake. and the Robert Netzley. Their action‘checking bogged down the promise of another showdown followed the death Monday of Ottawa District representatives. bPth’m two players rated Davey Moore of Columbus and‘ Combines, who won the scc- Hmong "19 best in the sport. Springfield, of a bmin injury‘nnd game 0-2 after losing the If the “Fly match“ of the suffered in his losing defense of first 5-3. managed to score two mm" Singles 1.0 83 PXDPClt‘d. it

his featherweight championship late goals Wm mean a Sa'urda-v night finale between Erland Kops.

it Los_Anrgreles_last week, Hawks won the third game of mo“ m n n and k“ ‘ cmNE‘sE“DETAm“i0.—m tithe series 4-3 Sunday night. All " , a 9 ac 0w. MACAO lReittersl —— Travcl— games were hm' edged “or” Champion. and a

- risng a n d unpronounceahle

lers a rrivi n 2 here Saiilrdayt Ronny Gau‘m- ph'“ mlm" __ . . ‘from the South China province and 5"“0" N01” 93"“ 9mm Suzi; Chaﬁatotntggra chi-352% of Kwangtung said Chinese all-"W" goals to lead HaWks' Jac‘ Kops won the Canadian ltitle thorities have detained about. We“ All" "d Playingmw on his; first tour through Canada 10.000 people in Canton on “MS M‘Pm- A] Flanagan in I96] and has every other charges of anti-socialist activi- “OHS "MW". Slim“? White- major badminton. trophv on his ties. The travellers said the do. and 0908? Gail‘l“ W Singlm- shelf. Chanaronz has. beaten ,ialnees were accused of selling AMY MPEM. 8 8'3"th him once. in their latest big goods for profit on the free through the SN‘lPﬁ. scored “Vice meeting early this month. Koos market and deserﬁng from fac- for CombinPs. Guy Miler held sway end picked up the times 8011 990019"! communes. ' scored the other. Scottish world invitational title.

CONSERVATIVE PUBLIC MEETINGS

DATE Tim: ‘ PLACE Wed. Mar. 27th 8:45 pun. Vernon River Hull Sat. Mar. 30th 8:30 p.m. French River

Mon. Apr. 15! 8:30 p.m. Joint meeting Klaus and anions. Monti Community

Tues. Apr. 2nd 8:30 pm. Stella Maris Hull. No. Rustico’ Wed. Apr. 3rd . 0:00 p.m. Community Centre. Cil'town

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,. - v - ‘ ‘i- V -~ -. ‘. v Mammlfswbhmm'bhm.ho.Mmﬂyan -- o , l , tollswasn'tmnmsmmmmuutmmmmmm. . Sat. Apr. 6th 8:30 pm. Eldon Hall. don WHITE SWAN-Mo mom-moms. In single, double and four—mil packs. run a. I. am cont-m o-em County Cum-eve Ansel-nu

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