The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Aue 6, 1988. 9 *

Chiesae Cubs Nip. Giants;

_. CHICAGO, (AP)—Ron-~ Santo’s | two-run bloop single with one out in the’ 10th. inning “enabled

. Chicago...Cubs to* defeat San Francisco 4-3 Friday.

Santo accounted for all four Cubs’ runs,’ slamming solo hom- ers in the second and ninth inn- ings

Phillips pore ake Sntentionat: walk to Billy Williams. ,_

The Cubs had tied the score 22 when: Santo: led off the ninth innifig with his 25th homer of the. season. 4

Santp’®’ first © homer” Rave ‘Chi- cago a }-0 lead.

BALTIMORE (AP)—Ken’ Me-

Tito Pusitae” bowie « in the |Mullen and Fred’. Valentine

top half of the 10th inning had given the Giants a 3-2 lead. Santo’s: game - winning. hit

idrove in three runs with,consec- lutive homers in ‘the “first inning, ‘leading Washington Senators to

runs~in-the first off Jim Han- +"

nan, without a hit, were held to

two hits over the final eight im- }

nings: by. Bob _ Humphreys.

Legion Has 300 Registered

This year on Prince Edward

Island over three hundred ~ boys).

and girls: have been registered

to play on -Legion sponanted

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‘Fans See 3 Bouble Wins In Driving Park Action -

Three dou hle * dash winners. “new Lifetime mark of 710 3 in Mountain Jester ‘(G. MacLeod) & highlighted. ‘a cand at- the Char- the seventh. dash & - Time 2:12 : ' lottetown Driving Park last even- Jim Fasho... the third and = Pays $5.10, 2.10, 330, 3.90, jag before a‘ packed grandstand. final twin ‘winner did not come. 2.50. .3.30 Mr. Jollity, whe took both the c clone: to-his" lifetime mark but RACES 2: AND 6 second atid sixth dasties in times did post. the fastest time ofthe |Mr. Jollity (F. Maclsaac) of .2.14:3 and 2.15 was far from evening as he went 2.06:2 to Pearl's Way (R. Annear) an upset winner and combifted -wink the. fifth: dash: . Darky (A-Smith : ;with the win of favored Mystery ‘The pays stayed fairly low to | Jollity's » ‘Folly (J. Laraby? Judy in the opening, \dash paid the end as the Exactor feature Lowell» M 4C. Smith)

“came off “reliefer Frank Linzy | a 42 victory over Baltimote pas ° a0 we sno) pigh Gri rin. sghe 20", tl ud al wi hitter Lee TAMA and Adolfo | The Orioles, “who scored two been registered and thane? ate

made up of Bantams, Midgets, /Juveniles, and ‘Juriors. Every

Roughriders Set. Sst 2) For Bombers Tilt

By THE CANADIAN PRESS {the Riders and the Bombers. made for the’ three winners to ~The way Sagkatchewan_ General’ Marager Norm Kim- meet. for the Provincial Crown. Rougiiriders see it, their open- |ball said’“he: exhects the Eskl- Following ‘is the Legion sche- ing home game Sunday with ;mos will obtain\a new guard dule for the Provincial~ tourna-

4Inwewre- Brn awn—-

: on the tenth dash pay only. $18.60 hoto Chief (RM ey $7.70 in. the first daily double. for the 1:2 finish of Afton ‘Libby bey: le ane acArthur

Wayne's Pride,- ‘a chestnut : | Seldiag owned /by Lejth Clark a Dems oe a zee ee ane S we 240 of Summerside faurga in tWO Mystery Judy p< aM ee: aie of the evening's higlights.The -——R-“\tacFadyen) te RACES_3-AND 7 = = gelding led the field to the wire Chief Operator (D. MacNeill) 2 Wayne's Pride 'iC.-Smith) ° 1 in both the third and seventh CN Adios (/R. Craig) 3 Countess Alice (F. Bernard) ?

The play-offs in each county i . : |dashes and followed by Coun- |J pleat Adioway Logan (D. Reetor) 3 gts : 3 Josedale Co-Pilot (C. Smith) 4] .

| have begun and the winner in te es nS Alice in the th dash d ee ; . : ‘Mr. MacElewyn Key

each county -will méet for the ‘ A bh te : ash paid Lee Allen (J Chappell) § (Cc Woolridae)

| $18 820 in the quinella. Clark Joliy May (A. Pineau)

‘Smith teamed” the entry-;to.-a-Rush-HalD. Hill) 7 Peter's Model (J Arsenault) 4

Renn ee mr OMA (als CONapDell) 6 Times 2.11-4 and 210-2 Pays $5.80, 3.90, 2.80: 4.40

Clay lo Meet London ie eat ee

RACES 4 AND &

Provincial crown, County wine |. |ners must be named by August 20; so that arrangements can be

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the . Winnipeg Blue Bombers soon ‘We have several plavers! ments: Junior — 1st game to ; ‘ ed 5 couldn't be more advantageous, we are. interested in now play- be played in Mt. Stewart, Wed- oe Pe $4 ie BE ne ee faexae tc; Sn financially—at— least - ing—with-U-S, pro’ teams.” ‘nesday, August 10; 2nd and 3rd Re u . : DS 2 : ;Armond’s. Buddy. (L..Tavior)-2-2 Originally, t-h e-- Roughriders }--The Sunday~game;-which will game if necessary will be play- -ZUGER LEADING < | ° |Texas Chief (C. Willis 3 8 were to- meet the Bombers—Kri- |be seenon the western CTV net- ed in Charlottetown, August 13th. ‘i | {Amos Frost (J. Campbell) 4 $ day but the schedule: was jug> | work at 2-p.m. CST, will decide | Juveniles — All games to be! : ! > 8 Dy | Meadow Day ‘C. Chappell) & 2 gled so the game would not’/who takes the Parly lead in the played in, Summerside, Satur. | Hamilton's quarterback Joe first -quarter ‘action in Fasterw each of the. final: two quarters LONDON | Annan Gal-(E. Bernard) $- conflict with this week’s Re- |WFC. The -Monday game will fay, August 27. Midget — All| Stuger (9) strides ahead of Football Conference acttion in to register an 16-8 victory over cp AP)—Heavyweignt Ingemar Johansson: im Stock. ~ Times 2.10-2 and 211-3. “gina Exhibition... not be televised. ~~ ~~ games to be played in Tignist,+ Argonauts’ John *Varnett- 63) —Poronto—Friday—night-—Tiger= Wine (cP ‘Wirephote) ~yehampion-Cassius Clas —taunches hoim “) Pays -- $4.50, 2.40, 2.50: 2.50, Riders” general manager, Ken EACH HAVE TWO ae Sunday, August 28. Bantam | and Bill Van Burkleo:durisg Cats scored touchdowns in git lal his fight -. a - month campaign at the end of the bout, Lon 2.70; 2.60. $12.10, 7.40, 4.00; 8.10, here tonight. a prohibitive 1-10 qon nailed Ingemar.._and-.4.00;-2.90-— i

Preston, said in Regina Friday.| Bombers, formally _..opened the Games. favorite over the” punch-weary.. knocked--him. out.-»but-zthe shell’ ate ea AND 9

| Thursday; took Prince-Charlespritish veteran. Brain London. ending the fight sounded before Jim Fashion (J¢ MacGregor) 1

‘land Princess Anne.on an .in- The bout in Earl's Court ‘Sta ° 1th ount Id— bé formal visit to the village where gium will “be televised” liye «in 1 Johansson. Son on Bose Prellows Steal

° 1,000 athletes are staying. They the United States via. the Sars 3 lunched in~a dining’ hall used Bird Satellite at 5 p.m.-EDT.- LONDON (AP)—Tale of the Donnaway (0. -Willis! ‘

/Splirge (H. Smallwood) 5

The fight .is expected to draw tape for the world heavyweight "Times 28-2 and 2.09-4

A sell-out at Regina's Taylor |major lineup changes. “Coach Singapore, Barbados. Jamaica, = : Field would mean ‘about 3,160 Keys,. who rates the Bombers ii Nc On 0: 2 n I n 3Da 1 Niveria: Antigua; -Wales. New fe vice oar ta cence title fight tonight between Pays -- $3 70, 3.40," 2.50; 3.10, more paying patrons. Addi- |‘‘toughest in the league. -right Zealand, Bermuda and The -Ba-| money to pay Clay $250,000 plus champion Cassius Clay and 2.50; 2.60. tional seats were added this /ndw, will. add two new players jhamas. | a cut of the TV money, and Brian London:. RACE 16 : 3 CLAY LONDON. Afton Libby (R. Craig) 1

Roughriders. and “The way tickets are going it's the Lions,-who-smothered~Cal- |

“a good thing... . We expect a gary Stampeders 21-3 Wednes- sell-out.’ . . day night, each. have two - Ath le: Le < ‘We're all for more Saturday |points. Stampeders: and Eski- al

Sunday games if this is any mos are blank. , indication.” The Riders are planning no “ |by athletes from Sierra. Leone,

1 $ 4, 2 3

year bringing total capacity. ‘to jto his roster. a -place teonss ord, and the squad fimtinistied in| Rarlier, they attended part: of London $112,000. slightly more than 18,000. _| Billy-Joe Eilers will be used pAcaGnA ee i 1oB\a lor tee And thie pace bronze 7:59.5. : the mroning session of .the| However; it’s considered such 215.: xWeight 200. |Dennis: Herbert (FE. Ferguson) 2 The game -will be the first at defensive tackle after being Chun Hon Chan, a ‘31-year-old ing wits one of the most produc-|; An East German team held jmen's individual foil ‘fencing a _mismatch that bookies have’ 4 , Height .6' 0" Helen's Dream (H. Poulton) 8 opening of a season here ona cut earlierthis-week~by- Hamil~-yrontreal restaurant’ manager, {tive nights the Canadians have the _ previous world mark of events. ~—lwritten it- off-as virtually a one? e , Chest (hor.)..~ 44" (Delaware. Devil (J. Laraby) 4 Sunday. _ jton Tiger Cats, Jim McKegn, jitted more than three times his|had in many years of games.8:07.3 and one of the team,| It was in the fencing events |Man_ show. 44\z"" > Chest (expd.) 46" Just Nancy. (-~——) § SEEK NEW GUARD jcut_ by Montreal Alouettes, ‘ar- weight to. win Canada’s first competition. Franz Wiegand, held the previ- |that the first injuries. came, |, This will be the 25th fight tor 9" Reach : 72 |O'Brien's Nightmare The rookie - laden Edmonton jrived in Regina Thursday night medal of the eighth British Em-| 4 L native of Van-/0US 220-vard record of 1:59.2.. teutting Scotland’s -ehanres, in the- unbeaten champion and his 15" Say 14". + CH. Stead) $ Eskimos said Friday they.were!and will see action. pire Games © Friday, - taking 8 | lc hee me : 7 id-ree.| Sandy Gilchrist of Ocean the foils : i ™ third title defence this year, He 122" orearm 13” ~Fosedale Co-Pilot -(C. Sir th) 7 looking south of the border for| Defensive halfback. Larry Du- thirdsplace bronze in =the ban-| ali a ore ct ; Walls, B.C. anchined’ the: Cana: : loutpointed George Chuvalo in 34” Waist 34" ‘Belle Texas (E. Bernard’ 8 a new import guard to beef up {melie is a doubtful starter and tamweight weightlifting com- |ord- bree 3 amt | arg a iianailvarmedaliintac who were |FENCERS HURT Toronto March 29 and stopped 25” Thigh Secu igele Time 2.12-3. their offensive line before their |Keys will be minus the serv. petition. eae opine aff the ‘books the (clocked in 8:15.0. Ralph Hutton | Title-holder Sandy Leckie and Henry Cooper, the British 17" Calf 17" | Pays — $5.00, 3.70, 3.40; 6.00, game Monday with British Co-|ices of ‘all-star defensive half- "Chan, a -five-foot-one, 120- lond tae on 1. O aet oy Aue of Ocean Falls, Row Jacks, of jroeent Rorke were forced out-champion, in the sixth round at 15° ~ Fist | . 12” 1400... : Soe | ee ee Sn Oe ak, back Dale West and linebacker \pounder, lifted a total “of a Vancouver and Bob. Kasting of | of competition—Leckie :when the|London May 21. r = _

Scalia. tour: years ago ia Tee Lethbridge, Alta, swam the (Suffered a two-stitch gash above|_ Clay. known as Muhammad |

Wally Dempsey, both . injured |pounds-to clinch the third rm australia.

two games by wide > margins isd Lad Edmonton Dias’ total life . was ~ pounds while fhe Hong _ oe | TOOK SILVER

three other legs:- - his right knee, and Rorke- who | Ali to his Black. Muslim cohorts, |}

Ter : thi dt 9 aggravated a sprain to his rig ;says he would like to ‘fight an qonenne ces tne in 3128.0 |opponent -a—month. while await-

HUNTERS’ CORNER its erie caer cert es | . , : : pounds, _set in 1962 ~by Chua Spidery Skiens Of Ducks:

‘Phung Kim of Singapore.

| . Kim: was eliminated here for

failing three-times in the press. By. JACK. SULLIVAN

‘The Canadian women’s 440-yard

August is with us once’ again or eight pounds Aucthor ang ling ery: , ar and. already a subtle change. is at the tip of salt water bar Jn world-record: Friday= night—in-

Dotting Skys No More : | KINGSTON, - Jamaica. (CP)—|

| Australia took the silver {m/and Jamaica fourth and last in ankle. i the °440 relay and England the /9:29.4. | Leckie, after treatment: bronzé. THE English ... para 7—S200 he- would probably have

- Other members of the winning| Harry Jerome of Vancouver {scratch from the team foil event | ‘ed: Canadian team were Elaine|and Ed Hearne of Toronto |Monday. Rorke withdrew from | After Lieidon “he if alaied to} Tanner of. Vancouver, ~Louise |moved into the second round of ‘the indiv idual event’ to ‘rest. for : = Kennedy of London, Ont. and |the _ men’s: .100-yard . dash. Not Monday's action.

Janes Hughes-of Vancouver: /S0 “lucky: was. sprinter Terry |

The three_ world records off—the ~swimming- competition: off to a resounding start.

inpted in. the. first. round. of. ‘the -ing--winds,

to}

= ~ ‘denberger -in Frankfurt —Sept.. Times meant little in the “[00- 10. Then he savs he may give | set | [Tomlinson of Winnipeg, elimi- yard heats because of the shift- |g shot at his title to Doug Jones. but-Eddy_ Roberts. of ; = even ee ——\Trinidad and Tobago and Tom

jing army orders from his draft back in Louisville. His+ appeal for deferment has been |

‘take on Gerniany's -Karl~ Mol-

“E-d-—like—to—do-—a—fight a month,” the loquacious. chamz:.|

felt in the air and a feeling that the St. George’s area had a winning the gojd medal and the Jerome- easily wone-his heat, <0 w eT ; ,

summer__is nearing —its-close+trout, a real erIvers salt water Canadian ‘men eaptured a sec: For the Australians, waste a 98 eased up while ouhiae the a carat atte ee ogee et brings a slight twinge of ‘nostal- beauty, -that took his lure and ond-place: silverin the 880-yard |marked the first time the eight- Hearne turned in 99 in his heat ‘medal in the® 1962 Games, put | London, 32, is a veteran of 1 zia to many-of us, | remember hen headed straight for the hot- {reestyle relay. at the . British minute barrier was broken into take the fourth and last qual: jup the top time of 9.7 seconds. years-in the ring. He has a rec- the spidery skeins of black ducks tom.“There was an+ approximate -Empire Games. ; |the. 880 relay. \ifying spot. =| Another world-class athlete— ord of 35 victories and “11 streaking the skyline as- they eight feet of water at this point, - Australia set. two -world-ree- ~They “were given a tremend-| “Officials also rescheduled the ‘Lynn Davis, the Welsh Olym- Josses. -He has‘ been knocked headed in from Pownei Bay and maybe deeper, but there the big 9Tds in the 880 ae winning jous start” by 19-year-old Mike \qualifying rounds of the men's |r long “jump champion— out five times but he also has:

Irving's Bar for” fresh-water in one stayed. The angler was the gold medal. ~ \Wenden,- whose first leg ' of- '440° for Monday-- They , tenta- hed the seond round of the 2 of his fights’ ahead of the old home Jake. The duck ‘equipped with-an-eight ‘pound The two swimming medals for '1:57.3 was itself a world rec tively” had been set to go Fri- iO Sarde in a blanket finish in usdale. : season opened on August 10th nylon cast but it partéd like a - 'day his heat. ~~" | He is a big, plodding type of

in those days. It opened on Aug- silken thread when he put the ] ; oe | All Canadians in the individ- | ~ For Jerome. the co-holder of fighter, who wades in and is ust 20th when T was old enough pressure on. An old time: trout BASEBALL RESULTS : jual>-men's foils competition the 9.1 world-record for the 100 willing to take a~half wr dozen

. |were eliminated Friday.*.John yards, the 9.8 clocking was slow punches in order to land one. " |Andru of Toronto reached the —but it was still the second- His one moment” of glory |

|Semi-final before he was. elimi- |best time of the day for the came’ in 1963 when he fought , former heavyweight: champion

to tote a shotgun fisherman told me fecently that

In September, when the flocks he hooked into a trout in the B ; : : 7 sat ; By. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Oai L9ns (Washurn -9-5) at... of wildgeese came to the late at Cardigan Causeway they gave'ci Eran, 002 000000 1-- 3 71 New York (Friend 4-2).

kuetight for“fresh water. I used to him the impression -he had Chicago 010 000 0012— 4 91. Atlanta (Cloninger 9 - 7) at ated when he managed a. sin- |distance. sit on the, front veranda. and ‘rampaging steer hooked by the ; ; le vict hile 1 f

ich the Black void to the south tall. When. it came to the end of Poli, Linzy (4-9) 1)” and) Philadelphia (Short 11-7), Te Ge ee ea watch the black vol Re Sa Haller; Hands, Koonce (3),

meg Scere Bee a Cincinnati (Nuxhall or Pappas. Im She first round he scored : o.: for the flashes of the muzzle line it gave with a sort of ‘flip. tenving (g), Farley. (1-0) (10) 88) at Pittsburgh (Sisk 2)" four victories while taking two | \ y.. HRs: SF—! San Francisco (Herbel 43) at losses’ to gain the final vey oO n ry iS

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loaders. and listen to the wild over.a foot wide. He estimated 2. Hund clamour of the departing geese. its-weight at an approximate Fintas (3), Chi—Santo 2 (25).:Chicago (Roberts 4-7) final berth. We. haven't ore black duck for fifteen pounds. Misto= > “Los. Angeles ‘Drysdale 7-12)| Herbert Obst-of Montreal and every hundred we. had in those Incidentally complaints have New York 000 001 210— 4 61 at Houston (Cuellar 7-3) «N). Gerald Wiedel of Toronto failed : : “| o days and our wildgeese are also been: voiced that salt water has Cleveland 000 023 0x— 5 91. ‘to advance ‘“bevond the first ~ st : : ‘down an approximate | fifty per been closed off. from entering’ ‘pajpot (9-8), Ford (7), Peter: - jround of the foils S ar es ver = cent _ Automatic “and ‘repeting the North River Causeway, as.a son (8) aid Gibbs; Hargan. ‘Baseball Tilts | Gerry Moro of~Trail, B.C., got |

tins “hve~-replaced the old result, it is claimed that the wa- (7.6), Radatz (7), Tiant (8) and \off to a slow start in the gruel- ‘. : B ssh ia seu thelr lee ter at the lower end of the Cause Acyue. HRs: NY—Boyer (9)., Over Weekend |ing decathlon, a program of 10. The -Prince Edward Island Millstream Laddie, Just Cindy, as eh Ss, an have ah way is becoming sludgey a Cle—Wagner : (17). jevents spread over two. days. , |Hafness. Racing club’ has fre-|Janet Price, Billie Dudiey, Mr. | Ser Grete aaa aces “fis ertmen claim . ia upper ‘Probable pitéhers for today Sithe local Legion Juveniles wi}1 last among the 11: ‘athletes rep- ‘second. payments have been Three Year Old Trot: Garth's ~ Sricireagccnarcaite aone“driverter aay "a I * reas fi ki major _ league. baseball games. | meet - this evening at 6.30 in a resenting nine countries, with a made for the 1966 club's stakes. Boy. Edward G., Tessie Galion, | S ppentin aincting “ground and et Seg ergs oe ay de a American’ League sudden - death game for the time of 11.9 seconds—good for,;The list represents all parts of Mac Gennessee, Acaciavilla, thete are: ie duckeciherk ibcte-a ay . wi he ae the _Liicaso (Peters 7-8) at Call- |Queens County Juvenile baseball 601 points. Ken Smalling of Ja- the Maritimes and it is believ- John Headway, and Peppy Rus- ainiple <thather to drive “All oVel ca inquized=a8—to° the fornia-Brunet 11:7) (N). final. The winner will advance ‘Maica and Roy Williams of New /ed it is the largest entry ever. sell. s eaanty till vou Hndwhere they ‘why and the wherefor’ of such’ Minnesota (Grant 7 - 12) atlto the Provincial Tourney to be |Zealand tied for first with 11.0\. Two-year Olds Trot and Pace: Four Year Old Trot: Amitico, are locates “a shut off I was told that a/Kansas City (Terry 1-5) (2). |played this year in Summerside Seconds and 8/4 points. Somona Bay, Val Tag,. Straw- Hilltop King, Kenna K., Russell’

AME ate d farmer, at the. head of the Cause-' Boston (Stange 3-6) at De-| where they will be facing the The 33,000-seat stadium was berry Song, Jim Dobson, Lady Flash, and Golden Russell.

It has been an ideal season fot way wanted fresh drinking wat- |troit’(McLain 14-8). ; -|Montague and Summerside ju- nearly empty for the morning Kimberley, » " Shermar Larry, Four Year Old Pace: Adios hatching. An “early spring with’ er for’ his cattle. As my father New York (Bouton _1-5)—at venile teams. ‘program: which began in heat Time To~—Spare,—C'mon,.. Abner Con, Miss - Coppertone, Enter-| . no sleet storms has given OUT used to say ‘'There's always Cleveland (Kelley 3-6). The’ Juveniles will also be nearing 9 degrees and with..a Gallon, Cathy-Chief, Jaygo, E. Prize Lady, Adioscot’s Dream,” black ducks a much needed up- something to keep the rabbits tail, Washington (Moore 2-0) at! playing another game over the |fretful wind M.J... Ima Dean, Earl Dream, Miss Ableway. Bold As Brass, se eee of ie nd ghee short"’ in this case it oul Baltimore (J, Miller 2-5) (N). weekend as they will face their The Duke ot Edinburg wpo Hoop Skits, Joppa Star Maid, Joltop. Sir Jollity, ‘Lou's Lucky

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reports from country. districts

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7 eater it eee have. suffer. gees tenia ae cat 3 W. Yilo va L. Huggan Lyall Huggan, Brian Maccall- ; ! tn.

« ed heavily from™mowing mach> lottetown by scores of’ 6-3~and eae a ac uta Ginwer gueedite = ; STARTERS AND POSITIONS AT ay ines. A case of fromi™the frying | 6- McA of Charlot - | Court 1 W. Angel vs J, Griffin | - tae

1. Bud~McAleer of Che te For the Juveniles the lineup te a 5; oe into the fire. a town defeated Mike Duffy of | | Court 2 rasa, vs E. Mac- ‘1s as follows; Rick Gallant, Den- SUMMERSIDE RACEWAY ' eee eS ¥ ° \ : ; flock of eleven wi geese. Charlottetown by a score of 6-0 ie i “TR: ie Mi : was reported by different obser-* ‘and 6-1 while Jim Cullen of | Court 8 E. Campbell vs A. Ray- | Lae nN ACIS Bes : ms ; | $450 00 IN PURSES versthis past week. It could he Charlottetown walked through | Sat wr Doherty, Ken Ballem, Bob Gau- SATURDAY AUGUST bth ‘ Oe Vi. ‘Sa, u ' =

.a scouting party on a check on Jim MeQuaid of Charlottetown : iy ’ i how grain harvesting is progres- by- two scores.of 6-0. -W. Yllo of Gait 1 M. Sheen vs P. Kelly saeet Gene ashe Bob WHE oe POST TIME 8 P.M ae

Ee sing or even {fit has started.|New Jersey “@liminated Mike 12 ae ; ~The openitig of tes duck and | McPherson of Chartottetown. by Court 7 C. Darby. vs R, Perry lock and Glen ee. RieY 1— Agawam; 2— Marcus Hanoyer; 3— Garth's Boy: 4—Thunder

“goose season, or rathersthe rec- | scores of 6-0 and 6-2 aild_Lloyd ae wa oa : : Z t : : ominended , opening. season—.on Huggen of Charlottetown defeat. | ee No. 3—Prince County Realtors, Overhead V-8—Purse $50.00 Octoberisi, will save a lot of.ed J. Hansen of Halifax by} . See Benn-Burn; 5—-Craig’s Abbe; 6—Lucky Frisco; 7—Sister Nancy; — _wildgeese thi coming opening Stares of 6-3 and 6-1. In the final J} ~ TN es Tiisteonesl Patch. .No. 4—D. Alex MacDonald Ltd., 6 cylinder—Purse $50.00 oe match—Doug— George—of—Char- J ~

“date. An extra two weeks stub-/match—Dous George of Chars os RACER? and & = No: 5=Gaudet’s Save-Fasy, Flat V-® Cylinder—Purse 50:00 Cbarlarnanines and Mf. Stewart Juve-

ble feeding, with no-hunting al- ¥ ter of lca tids by a acOte | No. &—Hall Mfg. to, vernal Vv $—Pifise $50. 00. nile Baseball Teams _of The Royal Cana-

~ Calamity Boy; ™-Lyndon.. Hanwwer; 3% -Sandyhée.” 4 rry~Wilder, 5 Erme Spencer, &—Harless Abb;. 7—Miss Toma:

Scot? B—Victory March.

“RACES 3 and 7 1—Highland Spirit; ~2~Mountain Marie; 3- Ripover: 4—Fast-

Jowedwould have pitt many flocks in the ‘sitting duck’ tate: | second roan matches will be | <: Sakon eidigee ten Shunt. Ted onthe court bulletii-board-: No. 7—Dunk River Enterprises Ltd., Free for All—Purse $100.00

as Winers are decided. Players. No. 8—Shell ‘Service Station and Colonial Restaurant—Consolation Race

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“ers, and geese feel right, at home ea, will be defeated if‘they are not > St a acted te es sid- | oady tone at the. proper | dian Legion will-meet in Mt. Stewart Sat. | yay! ssn hoy oe for Non-Winners——Purse $50.00. : Eby. “limes is ‘ 4 walt Pout stein: the’ olde, Me's doubles nd _ mixed | Aug: 6.at 6:30 p. m. for a sudden death RACES 4 and. No. 9—Special Feature, Powder Puff, Race—Prize $10.00. ~ ml Ne doubles. will -be*\starting>in—the-| -I—Echo Ridge Eddy; 2—Rustico Boy; ~3<Mr. Charmer 4 Sean i me Graarinre. eo early afternoon. Please follow. | game. to decide the right to qualify “for Doctor—-W. J; 5—Lee Allan; 6 Knight Norrie Rio Grand; All carsymust’ be ‘in pit by 7 30 PLM. ; Be ‘ the bulletin Board ‘ De &—Caparafay. ‘ ads i » Weeks or longer Theechuiies a the fol “DH serie | the ourname re ay ; ae : All Kaces under PIE.1. Stock Car Ass'n. Rules match his experience. an every ing ‘S chediite’ p ~ » = Provincial Te nf, aaa RACES 8 and 9 ae : h ies Ears . veteran angler with pattences to 9:0.A.M, oS r a cE 1—Mighty Sa Sandy, 2—Misty Patil: 3—Miss Lane, 4—Rose J Bry 6 D : = nei oe ~ mar “ needetl0&Gourt \. Pipes ve T, King : Dn ‘Vince King, eon Chief; 5—Silver Glengile; 6—Babe Clegg; 7—Just Nancy: ae OOR PRIZES: ve gree] even a_half~dozen. hire, ne NS | &—Frankie’s Chief. oy : ‘ Seas week at.Norfh River Cone > he Br neclan vs. B. Blan- Bina Daily Doubl R t.and 2; a i R 6; .E. e.Early—Aduts $I. 00-—Children under 2 Free" ause way an angler had & trout) et | a y e on aces ni uine a_9n age xac- : tise to his-offering that).2in his Cort 3 x “ucier it Drane ee “Provincial Secretary: tor om Race 4) Phactor ow Race “(DUNK RIVER ENTERPRISES LTD.) - d aga would — woven “1: 15’ AM mi Fam eee a6 ~ ” = é a ‘ a i ae al oy ; = ~ = ~~ ~~ \ eu “a ee ~ ia is Ma es s oe Ns ml? se Se eh = \ SS. ~ ~ ey i ni ‘ oe : : a vrate a ‘ 4 —~ 4 “ ~, ety t Me Ge s ° ee ~ Z “ ie m, uM 2 7 ie: af > ok si PP « Ry " 5 mae wu: ee 3 fae 6 : ~ ; Brae