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SPORTS FRONT

Local Squad Plays Sunday

By JIM CULEEN

baseball representative facee

elimination Sunday afternoon at Memorial Field when they

are leading the series

with Summerside Intermediates. Sunday’s games will game in a best-of-five series and

the western two games to ome going into

Tid Bits From Here And There

The Island Interscholastic Athletic Association have held

their annual meeting and completed their plans for fall

activity for the

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Graham Hill, of England, Hill had set a new practice 23mile confers with Tony Rudd, chief lap record . during today’s in his BRM was 1:12.58 engineer and team manager time trials for next Sunday’s average speed of 114.21 of the Owen Racing Team Or- 7th U.S. Grand Prix at Wat-

ganization of England, after kins Glen, N.Y. Hill’s best (AP) Wirephote)

ton former world heavyweight

By LEW FERGUSON MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Jim Grant, the American League's top winner with 21 victoris, will pitch the first game of the

World Series for Minnesota Twins, but manager Sam Mele

NEW YORK (AP)—Sonny Lis has been

Ratings

in the magazine's latest release. Harold Johnson, former heavyweight champion, also has been dropped because of inac tivity. Vicene Saldivar of Mexico, who retained his world feather- weight title in a tough 15-round. bout with Howard Winstone wn London, was named Fighter of the Month.

The ratings:

Heavyweight: Cassius Clay, Louisville, champion. 1. Floyd Patterson, New York; 2. Ernie

Charges Lack Of

By JACK SULLIVAN What Bennett undoubtedly Canadian Press Sports Editor

“The Canadian Football

the Toronto Argonauts, didn’t waste any time doing it.

The speaker was a man deeply involved ‘in the minor

He is coach John Bennett of Toronto East York Argonauts of he senior Ontario Rugby Foot-

FUnion. He made his state-

in an interview the other night, minutes after his club galloped over London Lords; “They don’t pay much more 510 before an almost - empty house in Toronto,

Open. Today

The defending ‘champs in the Prince Edward Island Inter- scholastic ‘‘A’’ football league, . Dunstan’s High School hit the field this afternoon for their

s ). YOUR TRIP Centre — Harvey Trainor. WINTER TIRES sclntyre, Gerry Blancherd. Macintyre, ; Offensive Tackles — Bill Le- BY Clair, Frank Gaudet Offensive’ Ends — Colin

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Defensive Guards: Ronnie Campbell, Alan MacKenzie, Tom McLeod, Paul Fisher.

Defensive Tackles: John Mor- rison, Richard Flynn, Cecil

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Minor League Grid Coach

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our budget is (another source said it was close to $10,000) and they give us hand - me - down

“But every player on this club had to dig down for $20

Winnipeg last year when we won the Canadian final,

“My beef is sgainst the Argo- naut club management, not with coach Bob Shaw who has been extremely good to us. I have no knock against Shaw in any way.”

PULLS NO PUNCHES

Hayman came out swinging. “East York Argos are fully owned by the East York Argos. They -are not a farm club .of

Goes Tonight

The nine dash card that as rained out last evening is slated to go this evening and despite the prospect of a slow track the competition for win positions should be just as fierce as ever and make for good pays.

_. BASEBALL SCORES

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League Philadelphia at New York, ppd rain. '

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Second . Baltimore Cleveland 001 020 00x— 3 61 J. Miller '(64) Hall (8) and R. Brown; Stange (84) Hargan| (9) and Sims. ~-

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MacDonald. Defensive Ends: St. Clair| Ellsworth, Norman Mullally. |

Injuries —.‘‘Tex’’ MacDonald, Don Josey, Allen Flood, Ron- nie Garrett.

The Summerside High squad is rated as the one that could upset the champs and they al- ready have two games under their belts this season (against Moncton) so this should be a real thriller. The match gets underway at 2:00 at the SDU field.

Plan to attend. ’

Defensive Halfbacks: Bill!

Richard, Dave Matheson, Glen'Graw (3). Wood. .

Linebackers John Power, Hallie Snow

Shecdon, Mossi (5-8) (8) Aker (8) O'Donoghue (8) Dickson (8) |, and Lachemann;; John (147) and Romano. HR: Chi — Mc-

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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Probable pitchers for. today’s

Hockey League's biggest player

31 years ago. today—in 1934 ~ — @8 Montreal Canadiens sent Howie Morenz, their star centre, to Chicago with

Conacher * Roger J enkins and Leroy

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major league games, won-lost

records in parenthesis:

, National League Milwaukee, Cloninger (24-10)

at Los Angeles, Koufax (25-8). Cincinnati, O'Toole. (39) at

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Gt. George St.

San Francisco, Herbel (11-9). |*His afternoom at 3.00 p.m.

St. Louis, Jaster (2-0) at Hou-

_ BALL PRACTICE

There will be a baseball prac-

|tice for the Charlottetown Inter-

mediates this afternoon at Me- morial Field in preparation for the fourth game of the best_of five P.E.I. Intermediate ‘‘A”’ series which will be played here on Sunday afternoon. Summer- side currently leads the series two games to one so a victory is crucial for the local squad.

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The practice has been slated for 2.00.

ston, Arlich (0-0). . Philadelphia, Short (18-11) at New York, Gardner (0-2). Chicago, Jackson (14-20) Pittsburgh, Cardwell (12-10). . American League L& Angeles, McGlothlin (0-2) at Minnesota; Pasciial (9-3), 2 York, Stottlemyre (19-9) at Boston, Bennett (5-6). Detroit, Lolich (14-9) at Wash- ington, Richert (15-11). Baltimore, Bunker (108) at Cleveland, Siebeert (16-8). *Kansas City, Talbot (10-11) at Chicago, Howard (8-8),

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STOCK CAR RACES

Under The Lights, Saturday, October 2 -

820 eu. inch displacement largest motor allowed. Canteen service and gate prizes. Special Feature Race. Admission $1.00;

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children under 12 years race of the séason,

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res, New. York, champion. 1. Wayne Thornton, Fresno, Calif.; 2. Gregorie Peralta, Argentina; $. Mauro Mina, Peru.

: Joey Giardello, Cherry Hill, N.J. chi lon. 1. Dick Tiger, Nigeria; 2. Nino Benvenuti, aly; 3. Luis Fol- ledo, Spain.

Welterweight: Emile Griffith, New York, champion. 1. Luis Rodriguez, Miami, Fla.; 2. Man-

Boxing Ratings — Are Released

is not positive who he will pitch in the second game.

Mele confirmed Friday that Grant definitely will open the series for the Twins in the first game here Wednesday.

It will be 18-game winner Jim Kaat or Camilio Pascual, who

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Junior welterweight: Carlos Hernandez, Venezuela, cham: pion. 1. Jose Napoles, Mexico; 2. Adolph Pruit, St. Louis; 3. Eddie Perkins, Chicago.

Lightweights: Ismael Laguna, Panama, champion. 1.- Carlos Ortiz, New York; 2. Niccolin Loche, Argentina; 3. Pau) Arm sead, Los Angeles.

Junior lightweight: Gabriel (Flash) Elorde, Philippiines, champion. 1. Love Allotey,

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Ghana; 2. Johnns Bizzarro, Erie, Pa.; 3. Teuro Kosaka, Japan.

Featherweight: Viceno Saldi-: var, Mexico, champion. 1, Mit-’ sunori Seki, Japan; 2. Howard Winstone, Wales; 3. Carlos Ca- nete, Argentina.

Bantamweight: Fighting Ha- rada, Japan, champion. 1. Eder Jofre, Brazil; 2. Jesus Pimen- tal, Los Angeles; 3. Joe Medel, Mexico. :

Flyweight: Salvatore’ Burruni, Italy, champion. 1. Hirouuki Ebihara, Japan; 2. Horacio Ac- cavallo, Argentina; 3. Pone Kingpetch, Thailand. .

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this|Way stage of the 72-hold golf

MADRID (Reuters) — South Africa seemed almost certain to break the United States’ five- year grip on the Canada Cup after taking an eight-stroke lead over Spain Friday at the half-

competition. Canada was 10 strokes. back in fourth position. South African ¢-stars Gary

Golf Tourney

Drawing Near Entries are now open at the Rustico Golf club for the Island

Interscholastic golf tournament scheduled for the Rustico course October 9. :

This tournament is open to any boy-or--girl-attending schoo! on the Island. A large entry list is expected to compete. This competition will mark the first time ap -Island Interscholastic ~ tournament has been stag- ' Jack Proud, proprietor of the Rustico club is taking care of the entries for the tournament and anyone wishing to participate is urged to forward their entry to Entries will be taken at the golf course or they may be mail-

ed to Box T1164, : Charlottetown. |

Closing date for the entries has been set for Thursday, October 7 and the draw will appear in this paper prior to the tourney.

South Africa Has Stranglehold

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Player and Harold Henning each shot a three-under-par 69 in the

second round of cup play at the

sun-splashed Club del Campo : r

course. "town etroleum Player, who also led the in- Ch P

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total of 139, and, epripe led with a total of 280 for 36 holes, making it almost a sure bet that South Africa would win its first Canada Cup. The US. trailed the leaders by 15 stokes as Tony Lema shot |

203 Gt. George St.

a 76 and Jack Nicklaus a 72 | Socks ie ie for 4 36-hole total of 295. : FIRST GAME ; Canada ended the second day 4

of play with a 20 total as} (sland intermediate Baseball Playoffs George Knudson, 28 ; year - old 4

Toronto golfer who has had a - At

good year on the U.S. Profes- sional Golfers Association tour, shot a 73 for a 143 total. Team: | mate Wilf Homenuik, 29-year- old Winnipeg golfer, shot a 71 for a 147 total. bee ob

Knudson is in a four-way tie for fourth place in individual | standings.

» Tepresented by Angel { and Ramon Sota, held second place with 288, one stroke ahead of Australi’s Peter Thom- | son and Kel Nagle, who won the | cup in 1954 and- 1959. ‘

Player and Henning garnered | Pt birdies between them Fri- |

lay.

With better luck on the green, | Player might have: broken the | [ee course record. of 67. The USS. | open champion on six occasions | wi the hole and the ball stayed out.

The provincial department of physical education has provided a: for the team with best score and there will be dividual awards for the winners of the respective divisions.

The tournament is under the sponsorship of the P.E.I. Ini scholastic Association.

| Matinee Racing

Miscouche Raceway ~~~ Every Saturday

Canteen Service seas Available es.

Sponsored by Miscouche Firemen’s Club :

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Saturday Nite Dance Charlottetown Curling Club

Come and Enjoy an Evening of Fun

Oct. 2nd 9.30 - 12.00 P.M.

“MONTAGUE...

Sponsored by the P.E.I. Retarded Children’s Association

CAR RACES!

Thrills! Excitement!

In Store For aa =, You At -

CES SUNDAY 2 a SSaEnneeianenaen!

| SPECIAL EVENT

-2 35 lap Free-for-Al deciding the P.E.I. champion

' - Steck Car Driver.

Also Old Timers’ Trophy Race

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