The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues,. Aug. 17, 1965. 9

SPORTS FRONT

Driving Park Gets Attention

' By JIM CULLEN

The Charlottetown Driving Park will hold the spotlight on the Island sports scene for this week. Practically all organized ac- tivity with the exception of the Old Home Week harness racing programs comes to a stand-still in the Garden of The Gulf this week

Activity got underway at the local racing oval yesterday afternoon with a “‘first’’ in that yesterday's program was the firs Monday afternoon racing program in the history of the Charlottetown Driving Park.

Officials of the local racing association’have two top notch cards set to leave the wire today with the first program sched- uled te get underway at 2:30 p.m. and the evening card slated far 8.30

The fast class on this afternoon's program will include: Just Nancy, Avalon Worthy, Peter On Top, Paddy Land Girl, Ar- mond's Buddy, Captain Chief and Yukon King. Peter On Top the big grey horse teamed by Jack Ferguson and owned by Ray Stewart, Murray Harbor looks like the horse to beat in this event

The fourth and eighth events on tonight's card have a well balanced field with ‘any of ‘the entries capable of leading the way to the-wire. Leaving the wire will be: Mr. McElwyn Key, Far Stride, Security Scott, Prince Robert, Leon's Thoughts,

ess Gal, Rishaway Chief and Homestretch Linda. Chict’s Gal looms up aé a popular choice with the patrons of the pari-mutuel and Mr. McElwyn Key going away on the rail in the fourth dash, will be tough to head.

Dashes three and seven on tonight's program will have five top notch trotters competing for top money. Merry Note, The Sheik. Mary Leah, Audrey’s Pride and Borderview Rocke*.

Today's action has two top notch cards and there will be two ecards each day for the remainder of the week with every- thing scheduled to be climaxed with the annual Gold Cup and Saucer race and parade on Friday.

Tid Bits From Here And There

© pleted by August 23, 1965. First played at aeane River We would like to take this opportunity to thank fellow and third games if necessary-to’ Semt-Fina otfice worker Pius Callaghan for the job he did during our be played at Souris. Winner Series Cvs Winner | vacation. Although, writing a daily column must have bur- : Vinal < Series B. | dened Mr. Callaghan's already hectic day we think he en- =| _Winner Series A ve Winner Best two of three to be com- joved chatting with you despite the work involved. After all, i va of three - to be com a Pied genell it Hive he did get a chance to take a erack at Ne . ‘ York ohcs and if our en ee ae OH SAY CAN You SEE? f pleted by Sept. 4, 1965. } First and Bary to be played at the hame ot we wouldnt be at all surprised to see the Montreal Cana- ‘| the on of Series C. diens get a crack-from the Irishman’s- typewriter. The mud covered Andy's Son as they complete the victory the Charlottetown Driving Park eee ete Maritime Racing Ce Series A vs Semi Fin- Irving Ungerman, manager of Canadian heavyweight cham- | and driver J. Moore are seen parade after the eighth dash at last evening. The Whebby Tavitational: al Winner. pion George Chuvalo, said Monday that Ernie Terre'l, World — | - ae SACKVILLE DOWNS, N.S, __Best two of three to be com- Boxing Association champ has agreed to defend his title against | (CP) — There were eight. single Pleted by Sept. 25, 1965. First Chuvalo in ‘ate September or early October : Z : e |winners on a harness racing end third games if necessary to ‘ | J 4 . ® | program here’ Monday night. be plaved- at the home of the Congratulations to Summerside’s Hank Seiford upon captur- | | Borderview Robert, ow oa b winner ox Decios 2. ing the Prince Edward Island am4teur golf champ:onship at, the Nn S O n ; Nn S WI © Bee abd Harry Sipfiedoy of nen elvedere Golf Ww r 4 B if and Winter club over the past week-end. C Dartmouth, N.S. had’ the best Charlottetown va “Sumunerside: Lineback Ed Bettridge, signed by Edmonton Eskimos 10 | time of the night — 2.09 4-5 in Best three of five to be com- days ago was cut by the Western Football Conference club dur- the seventh race pleted by. Sept. 18, 1965. First, : the weekend’ Bettridge came to the Eskimos from Cleve- | Other winners were Lyn Way third, and fifth games to be ‘and Browns of the National Football League } Nn al r O Nn VI a | O N al (211 25), Be Leah (2.11 1-5), Played at Charlottetown. | | y s 4a) 3-5) s SR A ET The House of Representatives approved Monday a bill to | Fort Wallis Boy oe oF ae ect broad . Fras caiedons Go halos ain eee ne he Sta‘es With streaks of lightning light- |that was the race. Borderview,the finish followed. closely by True Lady Lou ‘R. Annear) 4 6 abeth (2.16), Ladyoreon (2.12) nto a censor. It would set up a threé-man commission with | ing up the sky and thunder roll- Roy chased the brown horse |Doctor Alex and this combina- Blue Mountain Girl and. Tara's Western (2.17 2-5). licensing and other authority over professional bouts to be \ing in the background the cream home to gain a 2-2 summary |tion was good for 27.70. The fin- ‘A. Pineau) B dr MONCTON (CP) — Mighty broadcast by television or radio in interstate commerce. The of the Maritimes racing crop took and Eloise Wick improved it al betting feature of the evening Billy G. Command Wish ae ee ine 4 ble > commission would have the “power to -bar the broadcast: of {to the oval at the Charlotte- her first heat sixth finish: by | was the second daily double on ‘FE: Clow) - 6. 3 ees oe Len fizhts it consi iders not in public interest. \town’ Driving Park last evening nabbing the show money. the seventh and -eighth and pa- Mighty Warrior (0. Willis) 7 2) N€* ON a mne-dash harness rac- . ss ; to-do battle in the $2,500 Evening. Mr. Anway took a double dash i pon¢ of-the-pari-mutuel-had-this ..Times: 2:12.4, 2:14. Matte With dig ne et 1 RESERVATIONS itroit. Aguirre (11-8), (N) Patriot Invitational Pace triumph-in-the-first-and fifth one tainty well tabbed. The duct —!r-Annway owned by Colin Mighty Wish” did the “mile in ~ PROBABLE | Kansas Cit Krauase (0-0) at The ‘mud spattered Andy’s dashes and set a new record of ie patton Alex (2104s and Wood. 2:15°25 and won a three-quar- | = . | Cleveland erohek (4-9) Si Son, owned by Eric and Harry 2.12.4 in the process. Combined Andy’s Son paid a scanty 8.20 _Pays: sy Ist ao 70, 42. 3.30: teramile event in 1:39 1-5. - for bowling PITCHERS bert (18-8). (N) or S'& Whebby of Dartmouth, N.S., and with the win of Adios Elmer tn Witwer of the sixth daxh was Hic, 90, 11.70: 7.70. Sth.—3.20, 2.90, Single a were~ Runny- Chicago "Pi zarro (2-2) at teamed by 4 Moore proved the second dash (2.09.3) the Jay. : oe ee a FE adihges 45) adh Dake leagues for By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington. O : again that he is the hottest pacer horse paid $31-60-inthe first“ RACES-2-and-6 +Ha 2:11" 4-5 1, Happy Duke fee mer ESS Washington. Ortega (12-11) oF in the Atlantic provinces with gaily double. Mr Anway also _ Racing will continue at the adios Elmer (J. Doherty) 1 2, (2:12 25), Ripple Scott (2:13 ss ~ Probable pitchers for today’s Daniels (5-12), (N). wins in both ends of the Invita- ¢icured in another feature, the Driving Park this afternoon be- Morgan Chief (G. Maguer) 2 3) 1-5), Federat's Last (2:14 145), the "64 - 65 major league games, won-lost. Boston, Morehead (614) at tional / aes ginning at 2.30. Hi Jay (J. C bell) 3 1 Bonnie Michael (2:14 2-5) and records in brackets: Balt Barber (10-9),4N). | ‘A light drizzle did nothing to;~xecor_ oF the fifth when the Soaeie OSE Queen Texas 2:19 35). Be reroes - tN). ight drizzle- di & tO black gelding led Mighty War- RACES 1 and 5 Splurge ‘C. Smith) 4 : Beles : season now Natianal tearus Los Angeles, Newman (1)-9) decrease the’. excitement of the Tete 5 i Forbes Scott (J. Jewell) 5 a agu anacity crowd as the free.for-2i to the wire in-a time of 2,14. yy Anway’(D. MacNeill) 1 1 Cincinnati, Maloney (13-6) at at New York. Downing (9-117, ©)PaCt The 1-2 finish paid 23-90. Irene Mir (W. Craig) 6 : i 1, + allers took to the track in the inish p Summer Dream Times: 2:09.3; 2:10.3 ® Cassius C ay being booked Chicago, Ellsworth (12-9) N) fourth dash for the first heat of The Quinella feature on the (J. Chappell) 2 5. ; Beaune : New York. Fisher (7-18) et peat ee eee a paiaese ete Adios Elmer owned by eh eet fies a oe the Invitational. Although - the third Tace saw Abner Cc lead to Deceiver (E. Bernard) 3 4 Downey Jr. “Hi Jay owned be Wants Chuvalo Ban ‘Francisco, Perry 8-107. REMEMBER WHEN... jtrack had been somewhat dam-~ r= We Boyles: t Milwaukee, Cloninger (17-8) at jpened by the rain, it was still Pays: 2nd.—7.70, 4.50,-2.90: LONDON: (AP kindly contact the St Lotiis, Stallard (8-5) or Sim- The largest striped bass {firm as the starters left the gate 3.60, 2.70: 4.00.. 6th.—18.60, 5.80, Cla mo tae —- Cassius mons i811) JIN). a 3 : 2.7 ay, world heavyweight boxing } on record was hooked ‘52 /and as expected Dee’s Boy on ou e inners 240: 3.40, 2.40: 2.20. haniniaa. oe aaa Pytsburgh, Law 13-9 at vears-ago today—in 1913— — the Tail went to the top of the Cee sal fi on = he Houston, Farrell (8-6!, (N) by C. B Church. off _| pack “followed by Eloise Wick, . . RACES 3 AND 7 sina ieee Gate will. be Philadelphia, Herbert (5-5) at Martha’s Vineyard, Mass. {starting from the number six Abner C (W. Craig) a 17 aeoee . rge Chuvalo of Tor- Los Angeles, Osteen (10-11),. The champion weighed 73. | position and Andy's’ Son. At the Doctor “Alex <D: MacNeill) 2 1, onto’ in about three months. ate NE pounds and measured five quarter the field was fairly well §- ar rog ra mM. \J Orland C (C. Smith) : 3 Clay. said he%hopes to met American League feet jong and 30% inches jtogether, but at the half Second ie Hal ( J. Sapien! 42 a Patterson ter the Chu- | x Re RIE at "Bee caronnd = a ie Wik -bad=-dropped. “out-of aera seciseoerreentetrcnco Al Dad el Cor OY BRON) ori ia SM alo ight... :but nothing is fixed, elle eis tention and as the field paced: uae “were “Tar double “dash. (Sir Sampo Daniele’ aoe See pa Eddy. Or s, TOUTTTODIITS the ‘stands_it was Dee's Boy ners on yesterday*afternoon’s Billy “Rite “tJ “Fergtison? 2 50 Bee SoNNEHR wan e- om. reaay's Son, Borderview Roy. eight dash harness racing pro- Conte Richelieu Jazzman (C= Chappell) — s |Huckster, Hurrah and Eloise |gram at the Charlottetown Driv- (I. Doherty) — - 45 Times: 2:13.2; 2:17.2. | Wick. As they started down the |ing Park — Port Hill Boy, Rose| Whirlawick .C. MacLeod) . 56 | Abner C owned by P. Thomp- : ibackstretch for the second time Robin, Orchestra Leader and|Avalon Frost (R. Barrieau) 6 3 son. Doctor Alex owned by F. A. i |Andy’s Son pulled out and went Time To Go all turned in dou-| Pays 2nd 3.90, 2.90, 2.40; 4.60, and-S. A. MacNeill. |to the top followed by Border-|ble dash victories on the open-|2.90; 2.90. 6th 2.10, 2:50, 2.10; |_ Pays-7,60, 4.30, 5.10; 4.00; 3:10; view Roy. In an amazing 29|ing Old Home Week race pro- | 4.90, 2.50; 2.60. ‘ 5.10. 5.20, 3.20, 2.30; 5.40, 2.70; | | second last quarter on the wet|gram at the local oval. Times 2.06:4 and 2.08:1. . 2.60. : : o Iona Andy’s Son beat off the | The fastest time on the card) Rose Robin owned by E. L. |* | RACES 4 AND 8 |challenge in the stretch by Bor-|was stepped by Rose Robin a Smith, Hunter River. Andy s Son (J. Moore) i 1 1| lderview Roy to take the first roan mare by Mr. Primrose dam DASHES 3 AND 7 Borderview Roy (D. Coadic) ‘2 2} jheat in a time of 2:06.2 |Robin Chandler owned by E. L. Orchestra Leader (L. Jenkins) _ Dee's Boy (M. MacArthur) 3 4 | By the time the eighth dash |Smith, Hunter River. The little 11 Hurrah (W. Craig) 45) irolled around track conditions|mare paced the mile in 2.06:4 Germika (L. Neill) 23 Huckster (F. Daniels) 5 6 | WEEK ‘had deteriorated severely as a/|with Clarke Smith holding the! Miss Cool Eyes (W. Craig) 3 4 ns oa 7. — 63

“CHARLOTTETOWN “DRIVING PARK

TUESDAY AFTERNOON

-RACING

P.E! Playoffs

Are Announced

The a Edward Isl and. third games if necessary

Amateur Baseball

has issued the following state- Series A

| ment pertaining to the provincial JUVENILE i playoffs in the various groups. Final : LITTLE LEAGUE , Montague vs Peakes. 2

It has been decided that-for Best two of three tobe com- j this year a tournament will be pleted by Sept. 4, 1965. First and held to decide the winner in this third games: to be played at bracket. The tournament will \fontacue. , be held in Summerside. Dates JUNIOR |and other particulars will be re- Series A |leased in the very near future. | Charlottetown Ws Souris | Teams eligible for the tourna- Best two of three to be com- ment are: Souris, Montague, pleted by August 23, 1965. First Morell, Charlottetown, Kensing- and third games if necessary to ton, Summerside, Tignish. be played in Charlottetown.

Final

gg hg Summerside vs Winner Series

Best two igh gl —— Best three of five - to be com- pleted by August 23, 1965. First pleted by Sept. 18, 1965. First, and third games if necessary to ‘hird, and fifth games to be be played at Montague. played in Summerside.

| Final INTERMEDIATE | Semi Final Winner vs Sum- Rural merside. ° Series A Best two of three to be Morell vs Peakes.

‘jcompleted by Sept. 4, 1965. First Best two of three to be com ‘and third games if necessary to pleted by Sept. 4, 1965. First and be. playedat the hame of the third games if necessary te be Semi-final winner. played at Morell MIDGET Series B * Series A Mt. Stewart vs. Fanningbrook.

Charlottetown vs Summerside Best two of three to be com- | Best two of three - to be pleted by Sept. 4, 1965 First completed by August 23, 1965. and third games_if necessary to | First and third games if neces- be played at Mt. Stewart. sary to be played at- Charlotte Series C town. Grand River vs Tignish

| Series B | Best two of three to be com- | Souris vs Morell-Mt. Stewart, | pleted by Sept. 4, 1965. First and

Best tow of three - to be com- third games if~necessary to be

result-of the ‘continuing rain but |ribbons in the second dash and| Dennis Herbert

after a meeting of the drivers |}came—back to: win the sixth| (J--Ferguson) is

and owners concerned it was de-|event in 2.08:1. Nimble Knight ‘S. Stead)

cided to finish the classic. The! The largest single pay of the sunny Key (E. Bernard)

field got off to a false start on /afternoon was a place ticket om) pays 3rd. 4.10, 2.60, 2.20; 2.70;

[me first attemept but the sec- Nimble—Knight—owned;—trained+7-29>~—2-60--7th 3-50; 3.007250" attempt was successful. |and Driven by Sid Stead, Char- |g} 99, 10.30: 2.60.

[Eloise Wick went to the top on lottetown which returned $81.00) Times 2.11:3 and 2:11.1

ja track made. treacherous by | for a $2.00 ticket in the seventh | Orchestra Leader owned by

ithe rain followed by Huckster | event. /W. E. and S. E. Jenkins, Sum-

jand Andy's Son tucked -in the | Combination pays were small. |merside. e

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Association played at home of eae of © for the losers and was

| Tracadle Nips ‘Vernon River

Tracadie downed Vernon Rie ver 9-5. Kenny FitzPatrick pitche_!

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jed for-the winners. He was ‘Te

|lieved in the seventh inning by

o be Merlin MacBride. - Hughes start-_

later. relieved by Ryan and Gill. The. two longest hits of the day were, doubles by Kenny FitzPatrick and Louis Lund

Play-offs start next Sunday with Green Meadows hosting Tracadie and Vernon River will host Johnston's River

Squaw Point Rifle Shoot

The following are the results of Saturday's shoot held at Squaw Point Rifle Range. The match was comprised of ten shots at each the 200-300 and 600 yard ranges.

CLASS I

Sgt Perley Taylor 143 'Cdt- Ron Clark 41 Lt. AK. Mutch * 14 Tpr. R.A. Vessey.- 139 S.S.M. D.O. Clark 138 Cdt. Scott MacDonald i Miss Lorna Vessey 134 , CLASS If Cdt. Bruce Robertson 132 F-Sgt. J.G. Hanlan 132 Tpr. Fred C. White 129 Pte. Irene Beaton 126 Cpl. Geo. Davies 117 Tpr. Lorne Doucette 97 Cdt. Barry Mellish 95 LIGHT INVITES Fireflies light up to indicaet

they are ready for mating and to signal to each other in the dark. |

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, Me ithree hole. As the pacers reached | IMMARY x — ak Z 30 P M ithe grandstands for the first time SASHES 1 AND 5 Time eas Geimeey 11! @ Fully weatherstripped P i Races: 1 and 5 Races £ and 7 | Andy's Son took the lead and port Hill Boy (L. Neill) 1 1 Dominion Byrd @ Self Storing @ 19,colore fac —Warne's Pride i<Happy Galtoac | \Miss Flamingo ‘A. Carr) 22) (J. Hennessey) 22 @ aaron or ap- 2—S's‘er Marie =i y : Miss Jo Jo (C. Murphy) 33) Pp oO existing Ww: : nicht Norris 2—Siagalens Pinette Results_'s; Lak ik Bement —48 Miss : Kemble een s3 8 Backed: with insulation board | i—David PH van: i April Budlon tos ' colors, ¥ ° t $--Kstralita C. 4—Topway | The following are the results ie MacKenzie\" 6 a ee Rees ss For Free Estimates on 9:30 a.m. Judging of Cattle, Jerseys, Guernseys and §—Highland Spirit 5—Little Doctor of a racing meet at the Feder- Bob's Girl (W. Craig) 6:4) P; = “On ® 20 Rusco Products Call —Belle Texas 6—Sener ‘al Driving Club, Pinette Satur- Frankie's Chief (D. MacNeill) 77) 9 fsa nn 9 Sg°o 50 40 F. J. CAMPBELL = ‘ %—Parkeys Scott 7—Rio Grande |day August 14, 1965. |Happy D (C. Smith) 88 nme oa ar oe wae o Ve Ww ; ‘was. CLASS A. Pays 1st-4.50, 3.40, 3.10; 6.40,, Times and 2.08 138 Upper Queen St. - 1:00 p.m. Vaudeville in the Coliseum. Races 2 and 6 Races 4 and. 8 My Jeanie (S. MacMillan) 11,390; 2.80. .5th 3.20, 2.90, 2.30; | Time To Go owned by M: B. Phone 894-8300 _1—Princess Mark t-t<Just Nancy Last Charice Mose (J. Gillis 2 2/520, 3.30: 2.50. | Downey, St. John, N.B. - 2:30 p.m. Racin %—Elien Joyee 2—Avalon Worthy | Little Annie (B. MacPherson) 33° Port Hill Boy owned by Jar- eae : P- re g- . 3—Jolly—Dick %—Peter-On_Top Times:_2:17, 2:19 din r ill times 7.AaAn : © 2 4‘—White Lady 4—Paddy Land bol ernie oe ; es 2.11:3 and 2:13:2 . 7.UU pom. Tt. *—Hi There 5—Armoend’s Buddy True Marion (W. Furness ; DASHES 2 AND 6 s 6—\m Castle : ¢—Captain Chief Sorel Mae (R. Gillis) 1 3 Rose Robin (C. Smith) 11 Listen to CFCY 8:30 p.m.’ Racing.

T—Illighland Rogue 7—Ukon King

TUESDAY NIGHT 8:30 P.M.

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Races 1 and 5 Races 3 and 7 1—Amy Thorpe 1—Merry Note 2—iHazel Bird 2—The Sheik —~‘tiss Connertone + eey teak

i—\ankee Timber —Genesis

4—Audrey’s Pride

t Delaware Devil $--Borderview Rocket~ ~~: + sl Races 2 and 6 Races 4 and 8 ha tety Oreck 1—Mr. McElwyn Key endy irec , 2—Far Stride

2—Water Freight trarth’s Best

{--Temmic B. Counsel

3—Sercurity Scott 4—Prince Robert 5—Leon’s Thoughts

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S—Donna War

&..Ohio’s Ornhan Lap onces-titnl en

&—Homestretch Linda

SOLE IEEE OOOL IETS day August i7, at 6 30.

&—Chief’s Gal per

=| “OLD HOME WEEK”

|Donna’s Delight (M. Mac-

Donald) 31 :

Times. 2:25, 2.25 3. BASEBALL |

CLASS |

Miss Kehia (A. MacRae) 31! - SCORES

Chestnut Clegg (Crosby) : 9 = | MON. AUG. 16 Ruby Chie (3-0. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TUES. AUG. 17 | MacKinnon) 23 . WED. AUG. 18 | Times: 2:27, 2:21:1. National League _—\— ; : ; : = New York 000001001— 2 40 THUR. _AUG. 19 CLASS D J \ FRI AUG. 20 “Ginger Will (S. MacTavish 11. San Fran OO 1 1Ix— 3101 SAT AUG. 21 | Push Button (J. Ryan) 22 Parsons, Richardson (4) ° . \Nerry’s Boy ‘L. MacRae) 33 Moorehead (0-1) (6) Sutherland

[Titan Ward. (H- Coulson) 4 4 (8) McGraw (8) and Schaffer: .,

Times: 2:32.3,_ 2:33. |Shaw. (13-5) and. Haller. HRs: ,

Announcer — J. T. McKenna; | NY—Hiller (6): SF—Mays (33). F

Starter’ on gate — L. Young; | Pittsbargh 000 000 000— 0 40

Judges — N. Morrison, A. Fin-' Houston 200 000 10x— 3 61 } layson, R. West; Timers ss R.A.| Friend (5-10) Car pin- (8) MacKenzie, John Ross: Clerk — | wopean (8) and Pagliaroni: «. R.* Moser; Next race — Sat- Roberts 17-7) a Beane

day August 21st at 2:30 p.m We ge

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