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3 the $1,500 New Brunswick Omaha Knights staff. The 1.500 metres in 3:58, a second a Pacing Derby at Brunswick | Knights, a Ranger farm club faster—than Clarke did in July Washington 002 010 000— 3 51/Downs here Saturday. in the Central Professional when the Australian set the |New York 00002000— 2 62| Entries include Borderview! League, are last year's St. 5 world record-of 13:16.6 in Stock-| Ortega (11-12) and Casanova; |Roy, Miramichi Fred, J. Scotch | Paul, Minn., team. HOUSTON (AP) Cassius ‘holm. At 2.800 metres, Keino |Peterson (11-11), Henry (7), Re-|Hal and Yankee Timber. Paice, whose parents live in Clay and- Cleveland Williams was slightly behind Clarke's | niff (6) and Bryan. HR: Wash 8| Four more horses are expect-| Lachine, Que., is starting his | Will sign formal contracts

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Goardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Sept. pt 16 1966.

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By ARTHUR BAXTER ing in downtown RARCOUSye Rye Pee te hia Stratecy ; VANCOUVER (CP) — Win, which a spokesman sai e said: “It is inevitable +):

R say r lead-off) a 3-1 victory over Cleveland In- lose or draw—Herb. Capozz! | would be ideal for operation | I will be associated with {:

NI .ORK (AP}—Bob Sav-.; the first inning on & Eanes ; thletic club ball. during the campaicy ; : ; “le by Don Wert ai:' a single. | dians Tuesday night. has confidence. as an athlet s mpaizy - ins's two-run homer ane: a ae Pa eae ain un-| Repoz homer, his. ninth;}: Capozzi, general manager The entire family, including | but in no way do T intend to ick eae. W: *! aos s. - Learned rus in the second inviag | drove in Danny ae _— had # British Columbia—Lions- of brothers ao and Joe. is ne tt as a campalgn tactic , rhe gay Vasning sona- + i ‘ . . , ' ’ , . te

ai eo ; Ta c a error by Dick Me-) singled, and came o indians e Western Footba onfer. acking Herb’s campaign. c

S ¢ 3.2 vic cry oN er a v ae i added two in. the reliever George Culver. ance since 1087, for the second ‘And Herb saya: “We're rum | possi appears to be maki,

pis aubeen Tnuredsy nee ninth on Zoilo Versalles* homer.| Fred Whitfields 27th meaner time has entered the political | ning a strong campaign and | the transition to politics Rar Be oR rs tied the game 1-1 in the eigh

The “anks got their runs tn e sixth on a run-scoring, triple

\o8 | the Athletics in the second inn-

ning.

resigned from the club, ef- fective Dec. 31. :

43-year-old auto--dealer Evan Wolfe.

. : } . ring for better or worse—and | are confident we can retain | sports almost without effort - ith let. in Pauy Casanova, Mae CLEVELAND (AP) — Rotter) after Ed Charles doubled and he leaves no doubt that he is Vancouver Centre.” He re- |—_—_—_——=—_— : 2 é woked ae rans SeC- Repoz’ ae city Aihie' the | scored on two infield outs’ for confident of winning. He has | ferred to his, running mate, OP a elG StS CACICE. Isth-gave.. Kansas City nleric

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> Rebbe . ? run i UIS. (AP)—Curt ~Flood | The veteran football player Capozzi added: ‘'One of the - cone sige gle gg lb 8 Peakes Under Pid wee runs with a double | and official has the backing major things we are working’ | Parts - Sales - Service - f : in the eighth, giving , St, Louis | of the powerful B.C. Social | on is to turn out the votes. |.@ Service on all makes of CHICAGO (AP)--Hank Aaron N B Prot st Cardinals a 3-2 victory over, Cin | Credit machine and he exudes | It has appeared that. people Wringer Washers moved into. sole -possession of . are e cinnati Reds Tuesday—night; »+» the confidence of that party, | are happy. with the present _|@ Selling... completely | retyjt the—-Nationet—beaguehome— tn = : Floods blow on the first pitch in power in the province since | government and when = you washing machines lead by hitting his 38th and 39th SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP). — | y yeliever Don Nottebart fol- 1952. find this situation there 1s Just Dial 892-3837 @f the season as Atlanta Braves Saint John Metro All-Stars have |jowed a walk to Dal Maxvill and Capozzi, 41-year-old father | often a tendency toward Kent St., Charlottetown defeated Chicago Cubs 192 questioned the Maritime Ama-| 4 gingle by Julian Javier. of three, had a quick answer | apathy on the part of voters." Tuesday for their seventh teur Baseball Association on the’ ° aan Johnson had . put the | when asked what he would do. j straight . victory : jstatus of seven-players perform: | Reds ahead twice, with a run: | if he lost in his bid for one , Aaron led a four-homer bat jing with Peake's Station, P.E.1., | scoring double in the fourth in-| of two legislature seats in the

gage off rookie lefty Ken Holtz-

man in the first two innings.

aboard in the second

Felipe Alo and Rico @lso homered for. Atlanta Den Kessinger had - four: hits

Carty

II's. sacrifice’ fly to, |98eat’ as a Social:Credit can- Kingdom, Flyin . Leadership Courses, bot for the | Cena .Alloy ~of eg Pitts rates’ third run tn the. third lie Stargell tite wre satan sulted in| Waldo Henderson of Chatham | The Dodgers took a two snails burgh Pirates slides safely inning against the Houston As right, just beating Rusty | pier ie “the 1963 provincial eer pee tee Compe on oe Organiz- ‘hits in lifting his record to 13-8 Head, N.B., tke province's fe- lead “in the City League the | wnder catcher John Bute-. tros in the Astrodome last Staub’s throw to the plate. Baer sae ss ation wi vancement and Promotion then be t | ademas hg if thi me nentese | dast es. ae ei at | man’s tag to score the Pi- night. He came home on Wil- (AP Wirephoto) | there's aleaee a ckintun at the

BOSTON (‘AP)—George Scott y, Sal i is is the case,"’ | Ceebees in =e : : , = drove in four runs with a single |the Maritime body would ask| victoria Perk after the con- | io | Capea Enterprises centred 9 n Charlo ies and a double, leading Boston |Peake's to retire from the play-| clusion of a game ee he . : . na wi in B.C.’s Okana- | uee tte Armouri Red. Sox to a 10-1 victory over offs. Bantam age-limit in New| heen called the night ore. - ; { . Chicago. White Sox Tuesday |Brunswick-is 14 years of age. | Dodgers took this game 74. ra (| ne WI C eS rom BACKED BY FAMILY i At 1900 Hrs. (7 p. m.) os wight Recreation director Jim Fox| Dodgers scored a run in ae ° e re | pe amily ompys inelsiis Ww

Scott singled across’ a pair of jof Charlottetown said: @ the | first on a single by Wilf Shep- a wihery, &— modern hotel, | ! ae 14, 1966 tuns in a five-ran outburst in aot “did nothing un-| herd and he came home on & shopping centre, rug factory ited tem

|Peake's team £ k nd other holdin The f.

the sixth, then doubled home /der the table — 15-{s the age li- sacrifice fly-by Joe Commiskey- | a gs. am-

two more and_scored im the

eighth. > e

Minnesota Twins Tuesday night,

world record in the $,000 me- | Chicago fell on thé track | poston more than halt |

tres Tuesday, with the race é@ver, “but still won.”

pare, bit still running hard

in the Maritime

Bantam semi- |finals, '

ing game of their best-of-three series. But Saint John coach ‘Ron McHugh charged ‘they us- jed seven 15-vear-olds.”

mit in Prince Edward ‘Tsland.* |Fox_also said there is a one-year.

limits are uniform throughout

American League

John (13-9), Higgins (6),

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ning and" his 24th homer of the | season in the seventh, a crime

2 Game Lead

They then madeit three nothing in the bottom of the third when |

RACING

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thought of losing because all our thoughts are to winning.”

Capozzi was defeated when he ran for North Vancouver

Summer To Winter Sched.

do when summer turns the

and now a United States citi- zen, will be mother hen for 3 to 40 of the players who start skating in Kingston. The oth- ers—will—he—cared—for hy ce

21st year with the Ranger or-

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to see that every. needed piece

| fly reeently acquired the | multi-storey Elks’ Club build-

big Vancouver Centre constit- |

The Braves slucger had a two All-Stars bowed 18-10 ¢ fee Bopt. 12. TA —19- on homer: in__the opening in: lane El. asi during the- te : = x ¥ ~ He said: “We have no BOYS 14 - 18 YEARS OF AGE ning and connected with none | coond at Peakes in the open: Dodgers Ta e

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is — pa * : i ; ven-| Charley Weatherbie got on on & | F = DETROIT. (AP)-—Willie for. ictersneg ae eee ees fielder's choice. He was follow. | By KEN PRITCHARD experience is aeaanagl expe- | game, Paice works at oa 12-4 ee Me neg a oe | tween the two. provinces. ed’ by Wilf Shepherd who unload- | NEW YORK (CP) — What | rience.’ ee sh duty - ee j F THE FUR OW - e two run homer. hockey team’s trainer ing Madison Square Garden is ‘Pigers to a ,65 victory over) However, Henderson said age gol Ceebees scored ‘a run in does a hockey Paice’s job has turned out

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The Prince Edward Island horse was a double-dash winner with times of 2.09 and 2.08 3-5 which erased the mark of 2:09 | set here in 1944 by Watchim.

Paice became stickboy for the visiting teams at Montreal jhas not been set, although Nov. Forum. That's when he first j14 or 15 is being considered met Boucher. | Asked about reports Clay's | During. the Second World jhand may have been injured in |

A definite date. for the bout |

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Miss Joan Adios won two! War Paice joined the .CAF his. successful, defence against | dashes in identical times of 2.09 | and became trainer of the Karl Mildenberger Saturday, 1-5. | Flyers hockey team in Ed- Gilliam quoted. Clay as saying iin Other winners were Tyson Tip | monton, um -r coach Tony |Tuesday, “It's fine—don’t worry | (2.18 3-5), Paddyland Girl (2.13), | Savage. ~~ labout it.” Leland’s Bell (2.14 4-5) and Sml-|> Boucher, searchi g¢ for a | Clay ‘told Gilliam the’ hand ~ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 7. 30 m. ley Dares (2.11 4-5). trainer for the Nee York > |was only bruised. |. : : p. ° HALIFAX (CP) — Dates for | Rangers and Rovers, ran into Gilliam said Clay will receive | CASSIUS CLAY j

four hearings of the legislative committee studying the possibil- ity of establishing a harness ra- cing commission in Nova Scotia were announced Tuesday.

Paice one day late in the war and offered him a job. The fol- lowing year Paice was trainer of the Rovers. He moved to the Rangers two seasons later.

{50 per cent of the gate and an- | : leillary rights. Williams will get ering‘from severe stomach 120 per cent of both. | wounds, Williams has won four Williams was among the top | straight. jcontenders when he was Williams

(NOTE EARLY TIME)

Cars must be in pits by 7:00 p.m:

has won 65 fights

The committee will sit in Hall-| How did he learn abeut (wounded in an altercation with; and®lost only four in his 15-year — Weather Permitting, if not to be held the Following Night fax Sept. 21, in Truro Sept. 22, | training? a state highway patrolman in*\career. He has scored 51 knock- ; in Sydney Sept..26 and in Inver-| ‘1 read hooks medical | 1964. | outs, ness Sept. 28. | books,"’ he says. ‘‘But the best

| more than any other ac- . ( In his comeback since recov- tive heavyweight SPECIAL A | | RACTION YS e r of 4

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: | Milton Drummond car No. 43, °59 Ford was challenged by Willard Leard, Car No. 33, '56 Dodge in Freetown last Saturday evening in a special

challenge race. The winner of this race Milton Drummond, was then

challenged by Car No. 8 of the Covehead Raceway (Ken Newbury), this

— ressive Come rvative race to take place Wednesday evening at the Covehead track: It is undcr-

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