FEELS NECKSNAP Nicklaus Suffers lniury . . SECOND SECTION In Thunderblrd Classic Ivreoabievheheez

hy mu. nutshell emu”, 1.," a, By THE CANADIAN rnEss ‘ HARRISON, rm. (Alli—Jack .t Brooklinep, llduz,‘1‘3]un: ‘32:; rrchahic pitchers tor today:

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Charlottetown, Ssh. June 15, 1963.

SPORTS : FRONT 3

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

PAGE 9

Nicklaus. out in 33. Iinilhed with a 72 in the second round

Nickllul. the year. loldlnl for a SIS-hole score at iii. Par hut indicated he w uld t .mi" ME“! Eamefi wan 3"“ ‘ ' money winner in loll. uttered lor the Weaichester Couatry able to play unlesl the arllomelrilllmt mm“ 1" Pmm‘mw New Sports organizaflon i . seek lniury in the second is is rescued ‘ menu-n Lemur-e PRINCE Edward island has . aew sports argouiuiica cdld- '

o . 30h Rush“! ‘who In w L05 Angeles, McBride .54“ at Nicki-us. sslci the diacritghuigllmimm" F°gg°“h“.'k ‘1'“ plori was unable to swing prop “ - “gm 1 “ erly over the last hiae holes, "lie was all right until the turn and then Ills neck seemed to stirlea on him, Rosburg nid. ' e played nwlul. lie “want I terrible time it is his couldn't hit the ball as tar :- this to happen." Nickllus soul I did. And that is bad." dlscoasolotely. Nicklaus thought the trouble He would not speculsie on his might be a pinched nerve .t the base oi his peek. at his right shoulder. ‘ As he walked sit the 1 green. he held his head In

ed The Motorspart Club. .

We chnlted with fellow worker George Condon nboul this >bodv and George is chalked full of enihuslasm {or the entire I in - business. He is confident that lhc club is MI in a flying stat

. - and he sees a bright future (or the ol'cznizailan,

We undermnd the purpose of forming a club on Prince Edward Island is to stir up interest here in this fast growing lspcrl The organizers are hoping to gel many interested person- to attend their meetings. thereby insuring il-ie club at llrruia- success.

Club'l 85%de course i1 85- round oi the "(11.000 Thunder 8570, bird Classic Friday which may toree him out oi tbe_u.s. Open ne‘ week. where In ll delud- lng Champion.

“i tell my neck snap alter my drive all the third hole." Lila heeiy Columbus. Ohio, Proleu. airmll laid. "I. didn't know wilnl lt wla but it Impeded my Inflow through tor the rest or the round."

Candy Spots Rates

Nicklaul la" the lath green Immediately in search of I dot.- tor. I'Ie "id he did not plan M pull out of the tournament im- mediately but would have h'l

. Liiiich il»li at New York, Downing (1-07. Baltimore. McCormick (HIV at Boston, Morehsad iii-5).

National league New York. Craig 12.5) or Stillard (1-3! at Cincinnati. Jay

A special illVltzltlul’l is issued to all to come In at lcast some of the meelings und (ind just iihat it will: on In i< way You lll‘lli mm Khr- mmbors and find out Ior yourself what the ct)- liectr oI thi'i newly formed group are

’nlrouqhout this summer it is proposed to have Suudly out- inxs. weekend drives In addition to skill tests and rallies, These latter even»: test the skill at the driver and also nmvlde n

l ). phlladeiphiu. MCLisn 15-2) at. ilwaukee, LeMaster 42 l,

"‘ "4| atl

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Even Money Choice

CHICAGO (AP! -— The busy and perhaps tired Candy Spola rates at least an even v money choice in Saturday’s slooooo added Chicagoan. attracting a Iiuld of eight three-year—olds for tile l‘h mile Ioaiure of Wash‘ lnglon Park's closing day.

The field was set at eight Fri- day when Russell Firestone Jr” decided to include his Jet 'l'ral- IiC in the small group challeng- ing the tap-weighted Prenlrnen winner. Candy Spots. -

Candy Spots, who was upset by Chateaugay‘s in both th- Kenlucky Derby and last Satur day's l‘rg-mlle Belmont. will be making his seventh start as I tllree-year‘old and the 11th 0! his career. He will carry 126 pounds to I17 Iol' Jet Trailic. SEEKS salons

Willie Shoemaker, Candy shale' rider in all his start-s, \\ill be striving to guide Rex Ellswortll's star Colt to an eighth viciory which would long 559.- 333 from the Chicaloan‘l $113.» 333 slots purse.

Roberto Cruz Defends Title

MANILA (Ari—World Junior lighiwcight champion Roberto ('rllz ol ihc Philippines makes his iicsl dr-lence oi tilt- crown hcre tonight against Eddie Per kins al Chicago in a ls-rauudl is a slight Iavorile‘

Biggest threat to Cindy Spoil. lecond in the Belmont and third in the Kentcky Derby. appeal-I to be Maine Chance Farm's Around. The call has three vin- tories and two seconds in ill-I six starts as a ear id alter being sidelined al a twir year-old. Get Around. son at Cl. Iatinn, ll an only Z<I wagering choice.

cAsslUs CLAY

l Clay Declares ‘ Finished Talking Till After Fight

('l‘ll/ 22. LONDON IAPl -‘ American lziin the llth he won by heavyweuzht Cassius Clay slid

rigid position and moved with dl

rtieulty ‘ Nicklaus tlrrt went to a lirsi

treatments and underwent prb leLnal'y examination by two] doctors at the club.

“I think It is only I muscle spasm and not too Ierious." Dr. R. B. Hadley said. ‘ We probably will not know until tomorrow whether Jack will be Able to continue to play. i

Slated Here ‘

Irv MucKlnnnn‘s Dodgers will} entertain Forble Kennedy's Fly-J ers in City Esseball League ac-. tioo Sunday afternoon at Memonl inl Field.

The Dodgers could create (our-way tle Inl' lint place day by king the l-‘iyers into camp. ii the MscKlnnan - mana- ged gang can conquer, it will mean that all loui- clubs sport a 1-1 r e e or d alter this weekend lixlure.

Dodgers are ilguring on doing this but the Kennedy outzit don‘t me this way at all. They intend to grab uadlsputed possession o1 iii-st place by thumping lirv'l boys Sunday ulteriioon.

All three games to date have been thrillers. pitchiag has been on high order sad the boys have been lleldiag at a are at clip. Sunday could be the day that the hitters stnrt taking over,

League officials mulntnln Illal action will start promptly n 2 o'clock.

1 Games Played In Social Loop

St. Louis, Simmons l8-2I

Houston, .inhhsah l3-8I lit Sap

lid room Where he took heatllt‘rsncisco. Marichli (94!.

Chicago. Jackson (7-5) at Loo,

‘ Already the club has mshv needed. [hero IS a blower need Car driver in a motorsool’t r'ull

“llavi‘fltor’ with plenty nl malrrial (or nsristine his driver,

drivtw arid althuunh mrre are tor nliicc momltH" For event aI lCasI ‘ll‘o oiher movie are

er.

andh John MCIJII‘EB have c .

Ahgeles, Drysoaie 17.7).

Practice Called For Rovers

A practice has been called lac ‘city Buseball League novels llhis allornoch st 1.3o oii lllem-

Sunday anal Elcld. All players are urged

-to attend.

Leading Butlers In loop Named

l

SU MERSIDE —— The top ten

alters ol the Prince

Wheeler. M'.

(es. E. . John Polrlcl‘ leads in Legendre

Gord Wilkinson.

Vana, Jim Jenkins, Bill Ems,

BASEBALL SCORES

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Am

erlcan League

b County ' Soltball League are as lollows; Sun- ‘

14 s .643 18 ii) .355 75 14 .538 .521 .500

home runs with 5. Steve Phillips has 2, and Jock . loll Monk, lack Swill. Dunc Wheel-

' Pete De-

anal

KALINE TAKES OVER A

Detroit Tigers‘ Al Kaline swings and hsnzs out a single in the 5th inning or Thursday's contest against the Cleveland

Indians. it was his third hit or the day — including his 15th home run a to put him in the American League balling lead

By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editor today's with running of TORONTO tcPl — People— Queen's Plate says it is E even horse bettors—can't argue Taylor's Csnebora all the

{with success. So, it isn't surelat 2~to-l adds,

I SPORT or KINGS Peakes Bombers Are On Top

prising that the morning line on

P. way

L LEAD

with a .352 average Shortstop is on ilrst lirst baseman is

Dck McAuliife base. Indians Fred Whiticlrl

the game la the late lows, the dugout alter being caught ad: page Since 1949. the Toronto indus- Ialuly was no Inspiration to anyone. He

‘l'eauil'ed It will be the Job iv' =uCll n'lnn‘n to Scare the skill :tests and also to It as naviaaiors on rallies

THOSE interested in this nl'f‘al‘l73l'0il tell u: Ill.“ molar- .slxlrt i (or ti"l Wilcla Iamily Utllf‘l‘ «ucll Huh: hive huslwnd lznd Vi'iit- membmhios ‘Vlanv vnuhc muons livid these rallies lln the“ liking: nlllk‘ often lhcm events will end up It I ‘shtw for a beach oartv m ivrivicr roast ‘ we are advised that this new groin hm the sunnort 01 Th- rhnclanetowh police and tho anal Crlnndlzn mooted Police. Thurelore It not! withnul saying thlit brtlrll‘ driving lectures will Iorlll I lllflSl Imnortant part I" all mutinfl.

l

an Snead-Crgzv Group . HE mnmhcrs would like us to point out this most im . lant fact, This club is not a SPCCd-Ll‘uZV organization Nollllh‘g could be Iariher Iroln comet. in tact they are working towanl safcly measures and intend to have a good time while engaged ‘In this enterprise.

To be I member at this motolspori club. you do not even he own a car. All the organizers wnnl you to have t- ‘internst and that will indeed suffice.

you are de irons oi more information on the matter. you 10311 gel it Ily writing In prince Edward Island Moiorlliort Chili. Box I72. Charlottetown. our queries will receive prompt replies,

Three Great Games

CITY Baseball League .101 iii all or its three guises

E. P. Taylor En’rry C a nebora Favored ln Queen's Pla’r

seer Palon Taylor has doml~ e hated Canada's racing Scene

II. llowcd ll onl'lle Macoe’an 5 «WWW nil-hitter WedneM-ly evening and ended up the week with Bill Davis's gi-cst clutch hitting on Thursday. , Every game was In doubl oath that very last cut and tons ‘ln attendance surely Saw three top notch periormalltes. Of ‘course. the pitching must be considered lhe biggest standout of the week but we liked a great deal (he lillcI fielding that was shown us. especially by same of the youth lry. We also were delighted the way the boys belinved in every poor sportsmanship and the

and his language cere was the lone one and

mallet . spares...” has won Liam! It Ill-in. we have the feeling he will be abruptly

seven of the 14 Plate races and bred another Ioul‘ who were

There's no need In blame your mistakes on the ummre‘l' . Most guys do not to do ths but o:c:ision£illy a Ielllwl

to re , . . i urcnased at his annual use a 'I lik ' e I k .v. out pavmondo rpm. Fridayrbelleve .t or not—he has First .9. v .005“ . 9 ‘° 59m". he “'85 lust a bit Sl-“P‘d- It's at a Lime . _ . . . . . . priced yearlings solo, like this that tlus kind l ball 1 . - .» “my, rm... 0, Memo m Lu, tinished talking in public uudl ,ME _ “n Washington mosoooo—s so. l ' . o a .p ayes I'mlls up the ear with Aliztllm last hlsrch. Perkins. “flag; lieu-I" BTW mamlglrlsldesgocial Ellis“ 5 t; “311"” W, $19M}: iii A el" T fee Wee S P 0y “.3: eaipcgusaoliiii’: Email: lanlelzeinfidil mir‘a‘hiiiiioiii‘ybiyfsoh . great start Keen u is a former-holder o! the u - Y “P” ' 3'“ EV ' week siwv urmsus beating my ‘ i "l9 l 8 to was otlered' to horse-ist nae worli and shine the talk anus ” l- — — - - - - — —" ":21" "fig Ema”- M limestone a it Thursday “9;”: “mi?” '2'“ All?" "if By En CLINTON in, Last year they had to while ‘mea (or $7,500 at Taylor's igsllni “up.” (all my; ",3," no.5, “£5,335” W“ “'e H" FDR EXPERT “PM” . m . E! I“? “'1' 0‘? :2 evening Holmans downing a?“ I?“ “'1‘” 1m ,HRS- ‘ Souris bureau o! The Guardian allowing as. Big clienge in thatisale, There were no takers and, ext game I: Sunday anemooa at 2 o‘clock I won“ I" gm“ gm” "‘"3 5mm“- Schurmns hole on Wednesday”; — "‘Ev 2 ‘9- Ce-K'mul The Kings County Easeball regard. lagnin. as has happeaed {our ———~— .' . evening ‘ .Lnaguc w _ tly over Eugene Dugas.Souris second limes previously. Taylor willl . . 1 1"“ Fm “9 “"‘9‘ '.‘" "1°". Liaeup or ieanis—Schurmaas.N“f°'l‘. k mwgfo—i1a‘tlll'00 weeks old. mid isackel' is the battling lender to bank on a lellaver to produce‘ | ‘ “grvh‘ewihrlfl’ée Emufl—lu. Harder-ooh. R. Champion. E.l “l “" ‘3 E "— 3 livho's ahead, Right on the l .tidalc. Lust year he was one of lhe the big Plate payolt, as es e I“ ‘l 5' v 35".“: CW-lermond Pilella‘: T. win ‘ “"55" (‘7 5‘“ ‘3’ “ml try. The Embers lroni Peakes wp contendeis all season. but. . lwas going to stop tulkiag. v , . Ereehun; Bouton 1&2) and o< ‘ . . . 1 ,, nlCllEsT EVER I . Th L . .u L. h mead. s. Scot, A, Lauehlni. E d R , Dc w m m) iar. leading the way. with three lost out in the final .ames ol the r] a . Goya... ll ,2 “‘5‘”? '1’ “5 bee"‘iColdwell, R. Gallanl, T. Glow, .Wa' - .5- 9— ° “victories in [lime slal'is. The schedule. He's hitting the hall ht ." “‘1 be 3.1% mi .‘Wr 1"! . , talking ever since he got herei iNYk—Pepltone lloi, Boyer MLI . a. p v y - .. irichest purse in Canadian rac~ in 1. M 2,, d m w m llolmaus . A Lemarche. D. Lee K C1 WWW z “1 Morel] Beavers have won tour a nu. . up in rym. ta . I WWW—m" "‘5 “E5 I 3-" ‘9“ 5 d e 3‘" Clair. J, Gallant. A, Compoeil. “"335 ‘Y - ri live good [or second place, get the batting crown this yearlmn “SIP”: _ , s IN NEW AND USED OUT- in the process. Apparently. the h ago oooooaooi—oiol , , k. H.“ -.l The winning ouhei will re- . . , Ranaihan, l.. MacAuslnnd. ill . l l Wllh uli oi Rakes games “arm Alld spea he 0 u mg, is ,c s , , BOARDS - . - as sale has been “much”! Adams Gamble erry l “BMW "W “‘1 Edwa'dS-‘tour points it cives the sum. the slugvers? We haven‘t had cem’; $34M ‘m‘ a 9‘" °‘ Keifl' Carmichael “fling, M C] it» Gallant. plot-he}. Jmlmstonss‘rz‘eéfirs‘Ly ggslfina‘fhmgmgflfj bcrs 3 (our point, edge to dale one llomt run to date. Who's :I9i53‘l’bsfu'1‘:hgg figs“? gem-3:- Another great harness racing All races have the appear. Y s t M C u h n “I heme" m'u’i’eifils“ wm‘fief‘}; D. album. a. Macintosh, D, Maxwell m ‘ ' ohly iour paints sepnzlltll see- gong to have thchohors. “1? “061mm d gar i‘je glaze programis in store lorChnr—l ences oi being hotly contested "“' “i L“ W E“ m wml Cw fat-m2 Long“ During. pitcher; E. Reeves, D L“ Amles’ WWW 2 H and and iith place in inc l:a- This columa eateuds a lieully stakes at a mm a J [Md ilouetown Driving Park Patrons but dashes live and nine should I Ill-"kit! PL Rd- _Sllerllwd P u m [:9 home at British Newson. F. Comlolly. E. John- Mlnmsm mmm_ 3 61 cue. acorgctowii. Cardigan. and welcome home lemonde lie-.smc we“ wm‘ can “weed; tonight. give the eager patrons the best DIAL 4-645 J a :9 :T cm stop, L. Robins. l-l. Fundy. ,i 05mm .54. “mm, .8, out Stewart arc all tied for Cormack oI_ Scum ivhos been mg “amine-m“ m [he a 61"“, Race classifier lamp Mum: excitement oi the evening. Cyril - — — — — — — V'“ V -° “ 3" ————‘ian Sad'owski, Sgigmn l“. (I lcc. tllD paints brhind away studying at Unwersflyi “St was whnucd' down “and has come up with a hinedash‘Sniiiii has drawn the rail with ‘ ' I ‘oud Battey FIRS‘ LA—Fregosi “W0”. “4‘”? SW“ "3‘15 mm 1‘“ ‘5 my 34““ m m“ " named a (ma, 1., 0“ “mg”. card that has all the earmarks lllai areat hotter. poplar Elssn Kingfishers P uy lm Mlnn_'mso,; “6, 3mm . tlhce by only two poihis. The baseball in SouriS. and has as- when ownm pm m] m se'ml of lhe best (II this young soasnrlu and this will make him a favor- . . cm; ' lRui‘erS from St Peters arc sured us that once again 1m: 3 horse [0 he SWIW m ‘up opehswitha single ‘gg‘ and its osthlhe mutuclhgflors,flow. Twm Blll SUI'I. ' ‘lilillESS alter lhcir first six year he Will he at the helm oi. This “m PM“ I; _ 'umtheh proceeds to lire (our ever. ilic hish~stepnins Poplar ' National League storis. Tn (laid. them has bcen lhe cenicrlownt-rsv or the Souls: msidmmyv Two “aruulstrmght double evchls ai tllc lilain has 2 rugged-looking lie-1d Johnny Reid's Kinslishers play Phflfl- WWW—“3° the “PM?” and “'9 "’“x' T?“ Wm" M km‘” “‘3' gntcs will he neccssiiy m. good crowd expected to \latch in Iimri in there are such not- Rustico Legion In an exhibitor. Milwaukee olooilzoox— o Zlipcctcll. ll’llS Will be good news to all handle the bulky “em _ my the happenings. ables as Hlllrnll,§ky prince, Th- Shrike Irv Averill. Ellen Joyce.

doubleheader on the Old Dis-

nt 1 o’clock.

mnnd Sunday alteration Starting Dalrymple. (9-3! and Crandnll.

Culu Ill—4) Baldsciiun (B) and} Oldls (El: Spahn‘

All-New

L. i , STARTERS WITH POSITIONS FOR JUNE 15th.

8 P. M.

Nov l—L DASH N. W. MAI/u NOT WINNING MORE THAN I DMS

l—anewood llu; z—Eyre Don: 3—«Will Mahlon: l—Winoy .iuae;

5»Drilllo Hui: s—rsy yr; l—Emie Spencer; o—Tammie Cd-

llns ,

POSITIONS Win. an muwu Eon BEFORE RACE DY moons

nos, l-l—l mam AT mono EACH l—Ml'llie's Girl; 2—Ktiu Fm: a—sm‘s Queen: t—Blll! Rice; 5—Wiuiun nob seller; s—My l-laveu; 7—nore Aida and; a—Amlao Mike. Also eligible Vsma's Hal; Doctor Alex.

Nos. l-T—z mam AT slum EACII 1’41er E; a-ilayrl Train: I—Ctllnhls Alice; i—cet-il l-lei-i» mine: Holly Dick; o—Dot's Boy: 7—w- l-‘limimzo o—Eoom. town. .u.o (Wide: Dlnct strut Am C.

Nos. 44—: in- "am EACH

I—ilere Am I; Hither; l—Willlrdl Choice: t—ciover soy; :‘Chid'l G 2 o—l-leiea's Dream: 7—Altum rumor: b—Syppy ueeh.

N08. 5-9—1 AT "75.” EACH ITPE‘plar F‘lllh: L—ifirmne's Wltahim: J—Ellm Joyce; 4—Ilall 10M: S—Hun‘h: lrv Averill: 7—The M; fl—Slty Brill! Kilo all”: Mr. Rod: Just Gary.

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One ol Iiie biggest surprises the boys. because Len Is very 'lflll Hill! with Iona St, Mikes ention. and rightly so. lie signed iiilh Psalms. Iona didn‘t in lhe past. and \\'ill be i uin ma many games lastycar luiure. do whatever i. l'lZCCs-i bill. it certaion iiasn'l Edu l: IaIlII Ami hc call lakc iull cred“ it ior two of routes illl'm vie. tones to date. and will probably accoun‘, inr mhny mom b ore! the sons" it out Morell's re- Peakes cord to date is no surprise. Marci! ilorcll Iilll=he<l first last see. * sun. and were tigumd to peat this )‘L‘le slGGEST SURPRISE Probably the biggest surprise as tar as Georgeiollll is concom-

. to tiiilics,

Kings County League stalls- iics'

llelp Iu“lllrl' vuuLl-l ac-

STANDINGS:

12

emu-ass-”

a fi 5 6 4 0

.uris st. Peters ‘ Note: All Feakcs games are ' 3! till i ih otshut-‘wortll [our poinlsl. . cdislli an a eyg TOP SE

mil ill a :nmC._ Tll'i icat wasl \‘EN

accomplished by Ari Collin or T A}! R H Al's. Mcllnt Stow l1 Cardigan's re- E- Dusas S If 3 9

cord in date a bit ni a sur- L- Maclnum C lo 2

pnsc. due mainly to lhe impm- W- Bradley P 13 2

van pitching of young 3in Com G. Cllmm 5 lb 6

(than. vilio picked up No wins s. Monolth G 15 5 a In dulc. against hone last year 1. Macintosh S 15 2 5 .‘idll Mt. Stewart are playing .5oo ball. A. Mam-ac G 12 :i o 333.