The Guardian, Charlottetows, Fri, Sept. 10, 1965.

“athlete for the

SPORTS FRONT

Track Program Is Concluded

ic . Bob is very his work and his efforts were evident with ance turned in by Montague athletes at this The performance of young John MacLeod from Charlotte- town was one of the highlights of yesterday's opinion of this observer. MacLeod a young youngster who is (we believe) just 13-years-old. own extremely well against opponents three years older and quite abit Yothg MacLeod placed first running events as well as taking

press that Red Point. lightweights defeated St. Peters Bay longest pull of the match which lasted over four minutes win the championship. : An_Interesting Event

One of the most interesting and we might say highly com-

petitive events on yesterday’’s program wes ap event which we must confess we have never seen on a track and field program before. What was it? : The final event of thé day was a rolling-pin throwing con- test, opem to any females wishing to enter. Doris Young proved to be without a match in this event as she heaved the rolling-pin 64 feet. :

Mrs. James Bennett took second place honors while Mrs. Russell Bailey picked up the third plece ribbon.

Charlottetown's. Heather MacLean was the top female with a total of 16 points. Female entries were small in the track and field events and three Charlotte- town girls: Heather MacLean, Rhoda. MacLeod and. Francis Whitlock were the only three competitors in serious contention for the top female athlete award.

Rhoda MacLeod is one of the best running broad jumpers (female) that we have seen in some time on the Island track scene and it just happens that she is an older sister of John MacLeod who turned in such a fine performance in yesterday's action :

The meet was under the direction of the provincial phy- sical fitness. association in co-operation with directors of the - annual Plowing Match fair. :

Allan Andrews and George MacMillan carried out the officiating duties for the two day meet. Both these boys are well known on the local hockey scene and thev will be leaving the Island Tuesday to attend classes at the University of New Brunswick. MacMillan performed with the Maritime champion St. Dunstan’s Varsity team while Andrews toiled with the Borden Nationals in the Prince County loop.

_'and 2:12. Sammy Gallon chas-

the

they signed a contract in Tor- sure where the fight will be onto to meet in a 16-round held, Toronto and Detroit have pout for Terrell’s tile. How- been named as possible sites

ever, it wasn’t known for for the fight. In the centre is

At Ch'town Driving

Two double dash winners high- Meadow Tempo (G. MacDonald), Times 2.13:3, 2.14:3. lighted the nine dash racing card Pays 9.30, 5.00, 4.20; 6.80, 3.10; held at the Charlottetown Driv- Kenna K (R. MacDonald) 6.40. 5.20, 2.50, 2.30; 7.70, 8.50; ing Park last evening under per- Sandybee (G. Chappell) 3.00. fect weather conditions. Knight Way (L. Taylor) WMX owned by H. .Jenkins, Audrey's Pride, the little brown, Time 2:16.1. : Southport.

5 6 7 8

|son and teamed by Emmet /2.60; $2.40. ; RACES 4 AND 8 /*Cowboy’ Bernard’ Jed_ the field’ Lani Kai owned by J. A. Sim- "Far Stride (D. MacNeill) home in both the second and monds, Charlottetown.

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Port Hill Boy ‘L. Neill) RACES 2 AND 6 Chief Gal (W. Craig) led the horse to the wire in the | Audrey's Pride (‘E. Bernard) 1 1/ Miss Cool Eyes (J. Pound) 5 4 second while Happy Gallon C Sammy Gallon (A_Pineau) 2 5| Dennis Herbert (E. Ferguson) — jpicked up place money in the Chuck H- (W. Craig) 34 | sixth. Estrolita C (B. Michail) = 4.3 Caaitlac Gold Dust: \ WMxX, a fourteen year old pac- |}fappy Gallon C (C. Chappell) ae ‘er copped the other double win| “(G. Chappell) $2 ‘Times 2.13:3, 2:11 on the card chased to the wire) Times 2.13:2; 2.11:2. | Pays 9.00, 3.60, 2.70; 6.10, 5.20, iby longshot Mystery Judy in the) pays 2.10, 2.80, 4.80; 3.40, 2.20: 3.60; 2.20, 3.00, 2.60; 2.10, 3.20: third dash the horse paid $50.00 4 35 5 00. : in the quinella feature. Times) audrey's Pride owned by Mrs. . Far Stride. owned by F. A. for the two miles 2:13.33 and |, Thompson, Charlottetown. | and S. A. MacNeill, Summer- 26: : } ieee ‘side: Chief’s Gal owned by J. Lani Kai paid a sterling 27.70) RACES 3 AND 7 -R. Williams. — to win in the first dash of the | wary (4. MacDonald) evening and there were some,’ ; | RACES 5 AND 9

HUNTER’S CORNER Duck And Goose Limits — To Remain The Same. _

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: . Mystery Judy (J. Cay) : =

ae cree oe Boe alewsy Senator _ Asket ‘R. .Annear) 14 lorit in the second, Audrey's! = ‘W. Woolridge) 6| Echo Ridge Eddy (L. Neill’ 2 2 Pride, trotted to a ‘win and a/ True Lady Lou ‘R. Annear) 4 3| Deceiver ‘E. Bernard) 3:3 cod _many__of-the38-survivors fini Ku (D. MacNeill) ___5 4) Williard’s Choice (W. Kelly) 4 1. lof the first dash must have laid Lucky Lark (E- Bernard! 6 - Adam's Tom (T. Palmer) | 5 6 lthere money on the horse for ‘April Budlong (R. MacKenzie) Nimble Knight (S. Stead) 6 5 i\the-return was 30.00. The second |. 7£ Times: 2.18; 2.13:3. Miss Jo Jo (C Murphy: 82) Pays 6.60, 3.60, 2.90: 6.20, 4.20:

double of ihe evening paid only

WHERE WILL WE FIGHT, GEORGE?

Two Double Dash Winners

trotter°uwned by Mrs. L. Thomp-! Pays $27.70, 4.20, 3.20: 3.00, | | | |

|By. THE .ASSOCIATED -PRESS

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By JACK SULLIVAN — ,ing if the Canadian Football Four. Third quarter: ight.

| Canadian Press Sports Writer League is sponsoring a brew- Fourth quarter: Eight. Game | There was a time when tele- ery, or vice-versa. It seems over: Two.

vision viewers made a dash for that every fourth or fifth play Intrigued by the throaty wart ‘the icebox and liquid refresh- is a brewery pitch. ling of that blonde, every

ments when the commercials; This, of course, applies only come on. Don't try it these to living-room fans in Eastern days while watching Canadian |Canada because the suds people |Football League games, | laren't allowed by liquor regula- You'll never make it: And we tions to peddle their product via guarantee you'll be plastered | TV in the West. But that's nothing, long before the game ends if} Next time you watch # game viewers missed two plays last |you attempt the spring from the keep . your own commercial sunday in the Toronto Argo ‘fiving room fo the kitchen dur- scoreboard. It's fascinating. | naut-B.C. Lions game at Vat {ing every commercial break. | leouver while the sponsor wae One thing, though. If-you like COUNT OF 36 iniwieg We tay. Tao oan ae to get up to stretch your legs We tried it the other signe gonauts played, it didn't mat or do pushups during the com- during that a sete mercials, I ly be ing contest tween . a a oe tay to| Tiger-Cats \ and Saskatchew ae ae pial sceseenee physical education instructors Roughriders at: Regina, The a. th rah pr = look —when the football season ends count over the 244 hours or so | merc a 8 take 8 : — - ” at the scoreboard” pitch. The because you'll get.lots of showed 36 commercials. : . sponsors are real cute because chances to exercise. It read something like this: | : : the scoreboard - happens to It has reached the point now First quarter: Six. Second | ary the sponsor identification |where some wags are wonder- quarter: Eight. Half - time: tag and the board simoly con- firms the. score you've heard umpteen times from the at nouncer. Ah, well, it'll all’ be over on Grey Cup, Saturday, Nov. 27. And if the non-drinkers in the television-viewing audience do

w- wtme ome JOHN Conohan Tops The Field tte:

Mediate past president of the in.. The government might be

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The track and field events be-|Conahan, Mont.; 3. Donna Gar- able to abolish its physical fit- ing—held—in connection with the dner, Mont, ness program. annual Dundas Plowing Match! Boys Standing Broad — 1, —————7—

were concluded yesterday with John Conahan, Mont.; 2. John | Cc : an. Hoonsters

the running of-the events for al) MacLeod, Chtn.; 3. John Sulll-

competitors under 16-years-of- van, Mont. Droo Another BUENOS AIRES (‘AP)—Can-

age. Girls Standing Broad — 1. ada’s national basketball team ,

ilton Fullback Art Baker's touchdown ramble in the quarter. Wonder if that came off a pitchout or a .: really.

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Park

2.20; 3.20,.2.40, 2.40; 2.90, 2.60; 2.50.

Probable pitchers for today’s

John—Conahan of Montague. Carol Conahan, Mont.;'2. Faye competing in the ‘unior events Fraser, Mont.; 3. Donna Gard- | lemerged as the top male ath. ner.

lete for the two-day meet with’ Boys High Jump — 1. John went down 58-53 before Seleccion a total of 20 points. Heather Conahan, Mont.; 2. Allan Fras- Buenos Aires here Wednesday Asket owned by J. A. Annear, Heather MacLean of Charlotte. er. Mont.; 3. John MacLeod. night. Montague, Williard’s Choice town led the point parade in the Chtn. | The game was evenly fought, owned by W. Kelly, Bunbury. female division with 16 points, Girls High Jump — 1. Faye but the Argentines managed to | The following are the results Fraser, Mont.; 2. Donna Gaard- | stay ahead throughcut the game. PRO |of yesterday events: ner, Mont.; 3. Carol Conahan, Neil Williscroft of Vancouver BABLE Boys 100 yards — 1. John Mont. : . as Canada’s top scorer with MacLeod, Charlottetown; 2. Boys Shot-Putt — 1. John Con- points. PITCHERS John Conahan, Mont.; 3. John oan et 2. i MacLeod, _

Sullivan, Mont. tn.; 3. John Sullivan; Mont. r

Girls 100-yards— 1--Ann-Fras- i — oe a : zuve SOMETHING . Mont.; 2. Carol Cona- =

major league games, won-lost °' “ot: 2 Carol Conahan. han, Mont.; 3. Donna Gardner, To Think About... records in parenthesis: -Mont.; 3. Donna Gardiner, Mont Mont. If your furnace ‘ts: over 10 years old, you may be money ahead te give it a good. close look!

American League. “20.yards.— 1. John MacLeod,......Boys 440 yards — 1. Joho Kansas City, Sheldon (7-7) Chin; 2.’ John Conahan, Mont; Conahan, Mont.; 2. John Sulli- and Hunter (6-6) at Baltimore, 3 ohn Sullivan, Mont “" jvani, “Mont.; §. John MacLeod. Pappas (12-7) and J. Miller (6-3), ons he. ' (2), (Twi-N). 220 yards girls — 1. Ann Fra- Girls 440 yards — 1. Ann Fra- Minnesota, Rerry (9-6) at Bos: 2¢™ Mont.; 2. Carol Conahan, ser, “Mont.; 2. Faye Fraser, ton, Lonborg’19-15), (N). .Mont-; 3. Donna Gardner, Mont. Mont: 3. Carol Conahan, Mont. “Detroit, Lolich (11-8) at Cleve-. ~Boys Running Broad — 1. John Boys 88 yards — 1. John Curr, land” Siebert (14-6:. (N). ;MacLeod,Chtn.;-2 John Cona- Chtn; 2. John Sullivan, Mont.; California, Brunet (810) at han, Mont.; 3. John Sullivan, 3. John-Conahan, Mont. Mont. 2 : . Rolling-Pin Throw — 1. Doris. __ Girls “Running Broad — 1. Young, Mrs. /James Bennett, Faye Fraser, Mont.; 2. Carol Mrs, Russell’ Bailey.

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viewer_missed the start of Ham-

5.90. The 1-2 finish of Chief's. Gal and Lucky V in the eight returned 19.50 in . the Exactor feature. The 2:11 recorded in the race was the fastest of the

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gists have something tangible to ie ee ae ee sink their teeth into right. off |the bat. There is a host of in- terested residents of this pro-

The opening dates of the duck and goose season have been an- nounced for 1965 with no change from last year. . .six ducks per

Lt. AK. Mutch Sateic« Hotly Debated |

By JIM CONWAY

day with a possession limit. of vince, apart from the army of evening. : * i : : |soccer for any reason whatever. ; + 12 . all black ducks if one trout and salmon fi-hermen, who eye ee | : : a ae sg loony ae ONOSN (CE) —A few years) Hogkey could switch players | MeCULLOCH ’ wishes to specialize on blatks. are waiting to see what definite | 44; Kai (L. Hennessey) 1. ins | e ( e aoe +/ago when they decided to Jet|without slowing down. North

It doesn’t greatly matter with action the authorities take in . 2° : women sit in the House of Lords American football alternated | 2-10

c |Nancy's Pick (L. Neill) ithere were a few m his connection. A few of the Chief Operator ‘D: MacNeill) 3 janguish among the. men of tnis| tensive. fasion, ANd bate bal

respect to kill for we haven't ; old timers, with experience in Grand Kala Dale (C. Murphy) 4 14. a. K. Mutch led thirty-/Sgt. Geo. MacLellan Vern. Handrahan trasition.boved land. manager could lift his pitcher

the ducks to kill when it comes

CHAIN SAW

66 110

to the highly prized black duck. the behind the scene manipulat- three competitors Labour Day to “ 44 ; | :

* We have an approximate nine ing, are betting that we have. etn a. ee of ae taitateun Mrs. Verna Estébrooks To Coa ch Juvs won Shem London s famed | without notice. 4 Lightest, newest chain” saw =: thousand waterfowl: hunters in heard the last of this flagrant | HORSESHOES “iemvionshis. Mutch fired 117 are ach + [Windmill Theatre decided to| But substitutions in the Eng- | 18 the world, welghs only the province, according to. the violation of the Special Fisheries! of a possible 125 in the’ Jenkins Sgt. P. J. Landrigan 45 63 108 Charles Ryan announced last were | aaa there lish League—never. ine. =

* latest census, and this colum-| Regulations. One thing is a cer-) nace in ‘Transfer match in the morning | Lloyd Estabrooks = 43. «63 106 evening that Vern Manirshan, ei ears. 8 ‘by the} Until this year, that ie. Keith C armichael

. nist will place the number of | tainty: our biological team 8 T . wheat whieh, i to and 102 of a possible 105 in the Tor. E. F. Jones “4 62 106 | the Islands only representative| But it Waal the ond al For the first time a club has |

= hunters double the number of | standing in the fu'l glare of pu-|City Tourna ‘George Davies match in the af-|Wm. Sonier 99 65 104); fessional end “of the the right to replace an injured Brackley Point Road: local black ducks in the prov- blie opinion spotlight. ‘continue at the Victoria Park. ternoon, He was followed by WO \D....J. Bourque 40 64 104) 1m Deccasional Daseball has con-jworld. After all. one tradition player inthe middle of a match.| Charlottetown

& ince this. season and that fig- ‘os aided days when.a Kniht |Saturday, lith 1 at 1.30 p.m. 2M. P.. Suskin of the-RCAF |.John MacNeill v7 Lingala td the coach- seemed safe and asviong as*it No longex’ must “& canna : ; :

= ures_outat-one half PR a hh eR rbd rf Fa a PR ae age Taner foal ~Royal. Temained.there.mould-be-reason wits 10 men ater he tre

“ (black). per hunter. entered a battle either re-| Following this play there is a of 215 and F. W. Sonier of Saint Sgt. L. Phaneuf 48 64 112, ‘on Juniors. Ryan. will) to believe the world was still in forward has suffered a broken’ ‘

: wie hac hens ite turned with his Shield or upon \challenge play taking place at John, N.B. and Raymond Vessey | F-Sgt. J.. Howlan 41 68 109|move up to a manegerial posti-|one piece. ee le

. re has been some caustic "W'S side will get the nod the Woodlawn Courts at Pow. of York with score of 214. Son-|'Tpr. Fred C. White 45. 64 109/tion and Mr. Whitlock will be the| It was the rule that no substi-' ane © te ae

= comment over the” ~season—on} Sport or Industry and that 7! on Saturday evening. Oppo jier won the Jenkins Transfer Cpl. R. H. Bennett. 44 * 107 | business_manager. tutions be permitted in British’ change ia mole ar cia

‘= waterfowl! being extended to De; Sport : ty (nents. in. these matches will be match with a score of 119 while Cpl. George Davies 42 64 106 > Tat Weuit thaee eames cember 15th. I said to one chap: ‘8 @ sixty-five dollar ae chosen teams from the club Mutch won The Gorge Davies Cdt. B. Robertson 46 60 106 es, Bad ~ ah games a fairer “Why worry chum.” They could there ever was one, FLASH © vs. the N. Waterford, Cape Bre- atch pi ll gd = a alae: Et Cares oF ek? SPORT ECHOES mgs |

_extend the duck season to a0 | strange-animal..on the loosein|ton champs and runner-ups, ‘warksmen are_ planning a tip |Cat. Don MacLean 44 53. 97| SEE ASC ERE it of ‘bis id ae ie il: er day (this province indicates that it is/They will then return on Sunday’ito Pictou, N.S. to compete in the |Pte. D. Beaton 41. 30 80| ee ee ee ee

7c tal sl gt ya Canada Lynx. This past afernoon to Victoria Park to annual Pictou County Rifle As-| GEORGE DAVIES MATCH : - /new.tule angrily, declaring that and it wou nothing Slthe ard sheep, fromthe same (Play city opponents. sociation’s Merchants Match |SENIORS i Black Satu rda there are ways in which an un- senseless gesture for we have ' This match is fired over 200 -|Lt. A. K. Mutch : y. scrupulous manager éould

‘flock at Kelly’s Cross, was kill- |

not got the ducks to hunt or 1300 - 500 - 600 yards ranges. It |Wo 2M. P. Susick abuse it. For le: 5

” . ed and eaten. All that was left) o _F. y : example: . shot”. He, lauped and relied, 1 Mera the apat wars parch| BALL PRACTICE i expected inet number ithe. B_. Yeory In Summerside syne men i pavine Ny. way'"__Last_season_there-w.as.0! blood soaked ground and a| A ball practice for the Legion | st Wood Islands-tn-time io catch Hind R._C. Barwise | FEE SUTTITISTOIMS | «poorly he could _have-him-fake}——————-— aan quite a squawk over the snipe Small section. of the hide, as/Intermediates will be held tis ‘he first boat crossing. The cars|Sgt. George MacLennan : ane . eS Se ay season being open before ducks -clean—as_ if removed with ajevening at. Memorial Field at wilt leave trom-Howatts-ESSO |Sgt_ Perley Taylor By NURMAN MacDONALD tive replacement. CHARLOTTETOWN were legal g&me. I wonder what Sharp knife. tl hong fo All players or service Station on Grafton St. a BW, Oe y oh sed 3p = the way the _ ARK

1s wi | urged: attend. jat 6.30 a.m. apt. R. A, t 4th was “blac Well, Prince County has some game is going, could re-

the bovs will. have to holler The Ladies Auceiiesy of thelLt Mary Eos September 4th was ‘‘b k, e County me- es éeteative sg | ‘DRIVING PAR

about this season.

T rote that two Biologi«ts have been appointed to work in the province with specific emphas- is on the study of trout habitat

“ BASEBALL SCORES

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS So%tball diamond.

There will be a practice this |

P.E.1. Provincial Rifle Associa- ‘Tpr. H. W. Jones) - jevening for the Royal Canadian tion served a very delicious meal |Tpr. Eldon ja | juniors. beginning at 6.30. It will | at the range club house on Lab-|Tpr. H. T. Vessey

be held at the Memorial Field our, Day at noontime. This proved to be very popular with

JARBSBLLLE RRSSSARLRRKRSRRSEER

Saturday” in Summerside as far thing to crow about. That sur- as baseball and softball were|prising Borden softball team) c . The Charlottetown|took* the Island Intermediate juniors (last year’s red hot|‘‘C’’ series from Charlottetown‘s |— juveniles) took our lads 6-1 and| Dow's. aggregation. Borden had | ‘ seemed to have a decided edge| won 5-2 in the capital city as ai {J

‘ put an attacker in his place

or vice-versa.

Sat., Sept. 1th 8:00 P.M.

being created. Such habitat will American League the shooters who wish to thank |Mrs - Verna. Estabrooks jon the local crew in most de-|result of the gilt-edged pitching S be handy for potato growers to| Minnesota 130 002 202—10 15 2 d ; id the ladies for a job well sae iTpr. E. F. Jones partments of the game. Mike | of Dale MacWilliams, _ but - Stove NOS. 1.5—PURSE $150 EACH wash their sprayers in. 1 W423) chicage ° 000 011 101— 4 91. Me : Stu ent none rod se ee ie ws aie J. Bourque Kelly held Pius Gallant's charges | Dow's came back to win 7-6 in Ay Fuel 1—Frankie’s Chief told on August 3ist about a spot} ‘ 8 e president o' associ- W. M. to 4 hits and made them lcok|Borden, and it looked aS they ; ing. North River Canse| ent ee ee at 4 ation, A: K. Mutch presented the |TYROS ee pretty weak at the plate. Kelly,|might duplicate the feat of Na- L Oils Winey June aghngenge Vere cide op and Battey, Zimmerman” (8); | iF. G. Kennedy Silver Dollar i Cem 5: h|tional Parks | “Br mek waX Its on the opposite side of a. B®OOSTS raos Cdt. R. L. Cla with Barry Ellis, Charlottetown|tional Parks in the ‘‘B’ Divis- 7 neck i the “a hen Cate oe eee ‘ |awards to the high tyros during |Sgt. Louis Phaneuf catcher, handcuffed them to. the|ion. However Borden out-slugged N/ Burner alae Been - an eity-it-4e-belae-ilbehlle Bollo (8) and Romang. HR: fORONTO (CP) — A 27-year...the regular Saturday. shots this | €dt. Scott. MacDonald bases, while the Charlottetown | them in_the final game and.won Servi a ate Adios * eer eee. 'Minn—Hall (20). ~* ~ ,ofd Belgian medical student. summer... Cadet Rofinie Clark | Pte. Irene Beaton runners romped around the paths 16-11. Emmett Ellsworth and rvice Cin it ed’ as a dump to house: spray ii og Alig. 400 001 110— 7120 | Thursday ascended to the top (2) Cpl. George Davies, Cdt.|Cdt. Don MacLean like dahcers round a maypole.|Dale MacWilliams belted hom- A complete stock of ‘NOS. 2-6-—PURSE $150 EACR cars, discarded heavy paper | Kansas City 200 000 000— 2 70\of a flagpole wher~ he will re Brace Robertson (2), Cdt.,Scott}Cpl. R. H. Bennett Paul ' MacWilliams gave upiers for the winners and Clee | furnaca parts on. hand. {Mister Aunway _bags that formerly held - spray Newman (12-14) and Rodgers: | main “until Argos win a game.” MacDonald (2), Tpr. Fred. C.|Cpl: George Davies seven hits in seven innings and/Gillis hit one for Dow's. Mac- | Your Shell Agent fer %—Norah Annway material. Some of the bags and ) a) | Paul Bols, “a 240-pound, six- White (2) and Tpr. Eric Ballem. Cdt. Bruce Robertson tossed three wild pitches, two Williams went the route and got Charlottetown, Parkdale, ( ’ : Krausse (2-4) Segui (1) Stock | po Pia 3—Garth’s Best cans are in the water and. more | is, Tompkins (7) Aker__()feet_fan_of Toronto Argonauts ,ot |He also presented WO 2M. P. Tpr. Jim Leightizer of them costly. The capital city credit for his second victory of | Sherwood and Eastern {_Willard’s Choice of <uch-material on the verge | Ra . ‘Susick and Tpr. Edgar Jones Tpr Milt Carver 74 boys fielding was also a little the serigs. The Borden team} Pe. &. |. 1 | Mossi (9) and Bryen. HRs: L.A. the Eastern Footbal! Conference, ©" i ; : 5—Lola Ha of being blown into the water. vin ostrick (1) KC—Charles ts disturbed over ‘the team’s dis. With the Dominion of Canada‘CITY CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH better than that of our boys. The hadn't lost a game in the play-| 6—High Price! Some of our politicians express ||. FEpatsie mest vecord of dix iosees in as Bifle Association Souveniers for -Lt. A. K, Mutch 219 showing of the local boys was downs until their defeat on Sun- J. W. Skinner a desire to inp e our trout |‘? st hi : the highest senior and Tpr. shoot- Wo 2 M. P. Susick 215 much better in Charlottetown day.. They had beaten West ° , NOS. 3-7—PURSE $150 EACH fishing facilities as*a tourist at- | National League mT at ts vi 1 they (*f competing in the annual mat- Sgt. F. W.’Sonier 214 on Sunday, and it gives us some | Prince and Johnson Sheet Met-| Dial 4-4044 1—Gérmika | deaction - tat don’t interfere Houston eee 000 0000-40 thought may a - = jches at Ottawa early in August. Tpr. R. A. Vessey 214 small measure of hope that they | ais, and had also won an ex- (” 2—Princess Mark ith r ie novedthetan- | €a : OOx— 4 30 needed was a little added !n- | Fidon MacLean vice-president of |Sgt. Perley Taylor 210 might make a real tussle of the | hibiti game over Enman-Drug sSSSseage;at 3—Irene Mir an sae tuck inated a | A dene Ay oa jomaree — ‘ got ca gi a K. 'Capt. R. A. McCabe 210 Island championship yet. But a g@e————— <r 4— Abner C ing the fact that trout ruce Raymond (8) could provide it,” said. 'Mutch with the J. D. Jenkins (dt. R. L. Clark 209 2-1 victory counts as much as if} &Aowutess All killer don't mix. _I remember | Brand, Adlesh (5); Marichal | Bols ha a sign with him that Trophy for winning the city Tpr. H. W. Jones 209 it were won by a lopsided score T H E A T R E crus ice back in the days when I was ac- | (91-10) and Haller. HR: S Fran— says: “Argos — get me down.” championship. Tpr H. T. Vessey 298 so our lads are really behind the 7—Nimble Kngiht tive as a game warden. I pros- Haller (12) He may have to spend only two The following are the complete Lt. Mary Lea- 208 eizht-ball, though they did fight | ‘ a fit. S00 ee eS days up the pole. as the Argos — of the Labour Day mat- Cdt. Scott MacDonald 298 back from a one-game deficit NOS. 1-8—PURSE -$250 EACH or allowing sawdust to enter lay host to * -Saskatchewan Ches. Sgt. George MacLennan 26 last year. :. 1—Hi Jay water frequented by trout and STANDINGS eadabten of the Western Con- anne TRANSFER Be. Tpr. Fred C. White 20% =Enman Drug :ost-two straight - vo" SATURDAY 2—Stalaz Hanover a starch factory operator for al-. ference here-Friday—night. SE? - Sgt. Louis Phaneuf 20h games to the National Park All- = 8 & 10 PM. 3—Armond’s Bury lowing a deleterious sabetnnes | tie tee fh etal] “houwe’” 0 Set. F. W. Sonier 47 72 119|Tpr. Eldon MacLean 204 Stars at Queen Elizabeth Park MATINEE SAT. 3:30 4—Dacmor — to enter water frequented by |By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [sit in atop the flagpole which (a. 4 <b be ; aie ee: J. Uandrigan - ee aa =. al lost ba ; ADM. We - 40e - bbe 5—Sunrv ne . eerie sat ger saline! American eneect. GBL {s, Situated at the intersections Tor, RA. Vessey 46 70 116| Verna ‘Estabrooks .199 defeating the Charlottetown team es cfiliv Ree Attorney General in office at the cas. aa - é Dupont ‘and Davenport imicgt RL. Clark 47 68 115|Cpl. R. H. Bennett 196 in thelr own bailiwick. We didn’t YOUNG FURY a ine tuled tet “Specs ee ee 37 midtown Toronto. "© Capt. R.A. McCabe 49 66 115 Sgt. Roy” Vessev 198 see the first came in Summer- —— re . NO. 9—PURSE $125 ‘Chi 82 61 573 7 ist. Roy’ Vesse Rory Calhoun - Virginia Mayo - Lon, Chai we awe = interefere with Im |“mcago a0 60 STI 1% Bols says while hs is up there Sgt. R. L. Coles 45 68 114 Cp). George Davies 195 side with National Parks who ; eam ee - os a 1—Vernita’s. Pet dustry”. Incidentally T have been Baltimore 5 % he will read his medical books, Cdt. Scott MacDonald itor. E. F. lones 195 won 6-4, but thejr 9-2 victory in] See ternace gunslinger tather and som story. The fights | >—Jenny eMozelle informed that the R.C.M. Pol- Cleveland 77 63 550 10" | ticten to the radio and think.” | 46 68114 D. J. Bourcue 192 the rubber match was mainly} [fF justice and romance is fast and furious. 4 real westerner. | 3—Simene’s Macie ice have established the idénti- | Detroit 78 64 549 10% __________________in» 4 H. Jenes & 68 114/Cdt. Bruce Robertson 191 due to JohnHughes’ mastery | ‘Also—Tro part comedy—Dizzy Vard Birds. 4—Jolly Wayne ty of the potato grower who|New York 69 75 .479 20% | DOCTORS =o COUNTRY \Set. P. Taylor 4 68 114/W. M. Sonier > 187 over the locals. They liad beaten} — —-—-————--5,-- 2 5—Vernon River Gal - was responsible for the whole- | California 65 77 485 23 | Recaure most of them live te Tor H. T. Vessey 46 68 114/Cdt. Don MacLean ‘19 Hughes in Charlottetown, but, COMING MON. - TUES. SEPT 13-188:20 P.M.—YOU'RE a azle ‘laughter of trout in the Washington — 62 80 137 6+ |cities, five per cent of India’®)Lt Marv Lea 43 70 113! Yor. Jim Leightizer 1u3 watching him in Summerside, NEVER TOO YOUNG—Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Wild. | 7—Miles Ha f “"Mallard’s Dam and Souris Riv- Boston ~ = 56 87 392 _ or ut — sae for 66 7 tee re ak a a El ms Carver 178 you'd wonder hw that could] fun hits. : &—Free Chance ef 51 89 364 % cent. e population. [pr. Eldon MacLean i Pte. 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