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     Lavier Wins Grand Slam; 
     
    
   
   
    
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      Champs Crowned 
     
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     Lwceiu.-nd. , 
     
     FOREST H.ILLS_, N.Y. (AP)+‘straight year. since Tony Tra-.,crowd——disconc iss Smith “How can you play tennis . 1“ 50953“ °l"~‘l95- M3°K€“l1*"5.H"l-'59 05 _F35hi0D “'03! 
     
     ;li.dd Laver won his grand alamubert of Cincinnati won for the and she lost the’eighlh game when you‘re crying?" she said. .N""*-“'°1'5‘d°- “"38 0" ‘° P331" 919-11‘ lhlermedlaw ‘3' SOME“ 
     
     {I feat which may be wortbl United States in 1955. that an‘ at love on her service. knotting "I deliberately started missing 3'-TOW“ W01 8 year 880 from these same Pistons. 
     
     l$l50.000 in immediate pro of-‘Australian had taken off with the match at 4-4. shots in the middle of the sec. Last September. the Fashionmen lost the first game. then 
     
     ten, and Darlene Hal-d’s reign the top prize or American ten-i The crowd cheered for Dart» 0nd set after I got disturbed." roared back to take the next two. This year. the Fashionmen 
     
     as women's queen ended in all; and it was the sixth time in ' lene to come back. But Darlene, Asked ahhhp the effec, of the .won the first. lost the second and then eked out a two-run decis- 
     
     tears and acrimony Monday in 3 the same period that two Aus- tears in her eyes, made no ef- 1. _ H . _ ton in the clincher, 
     
     the climax of the 82nd national ‘ sles had battled for the crown. fort to keep the ball in the‘  ‘a 5' she Sam‘ _ -[he pig... [on 3.0"‘; mg“ 0. bag 1. that film] 3,... go 
     
     tennis championships. - .sEcoNn Auaali.-: wmns court. Petulantly. she tossed in You saw them—I wont say ,h. , M” M... ,,,,,,.5_ 3.. .,,,,,-s ,0 mm. ‘ha 0“, ,,,. 
     
     The quick, left handed Laver.| For the first time in history, the towel. » anything else." - 
     
     . t . , leaving men on base. You have to get them coming across that 
     
     shots coming off his racket like : an Australian also captured the mm. . -W the p- “M, , u, h- 
     
     l. , . I pate. is is were unan c to do when 1- 1'. ion 
     
     ks from a sparkler. crushed . womgegirgt  P\‘V:aes11 here many 0. an mm 
     
     M“ . ' ' . '; Danny Mat.-Cormack‘s crew fouoiit back from that 5-0 de- 
     
     ws Cup teammate’-Ray Ema? am gm from Sydney’ beat Mi”. ftci: and almost pulled it out of the fire. But the Fasllionmcn 
     
     son,6-2.6-4,5-76-4,lnthemens Hard of Long Beach Calif., . t dc. .edt hddm. d M b k 
     
     final at the West Side Tennis holder of the title tor e last‘ “"9 "*5 35 """“" ° 9" 3‘°"" 3 91° 3° “’ 
     
     year’: ‘ in a w lrd. ent- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     chm -I-ms reversed two years, 9 inch, Summerside with the intermediate ‘B crown tucked safely 
     
    
   
   
    
     H ard's Reign Ends In Tears  
     
    
   
   
    
     finish when Emerson won. packed match, 9-7, 6-4. , 
     
     The 23-year-old Brisbane wiz-, Miss Hard blew a set point in y accomplished what they gel out to do and they ended 
     
    
   
   
    
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     am thus completed a sweep of “,9 first ,e¢_ she "Wed 3 to. ‘lthn game on a happy note for manage: Jack Fox. Their victor-.r 
     
     major championships — Auslra- tail of 16 dolihlefaults, five of M85 richly d€S8rV€d because they were 00 l-ht F0965 Several 
     
     llan, French, Wimbledon and i them in one game. ' lumefi but refused K0 80 410W!!- 
     
    

    
     tU ' l istons. on the 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .s. — which only one other! In the sixth game of the sec- I P other hand. made a great series of it and 
     
     ;player. Don Budge in 1930. had3ond set. two line calls went l ST. CATHARINES, Ont. tCP) The only two absenlees from ramt: as close as they could without winning the marbles. . 
     
     ’ever achieved. It was an ac-‘ against her she walked Chicago Black Hawks» Slanlel/«the 23 invited are Dollard St. And now. it's MacKenn'e’s taking on the mainland and 
     
     compiishment which escnpedlback to the green canvas at the ,Cup finalists last sprint: at-ialnst » Laurent. Veteran defenceman hoping again tor another Maritime crown. All Island softball 
     
     such immortals as Bill Tilden,  end of the centre court. put her ithe chamPl°" T°“°m0 Maple 3 who was sold to Quebec A008 fans will be pulling for them to once again go all the way and 
     
     Jack Kramer and Pancho Goo-l head in her arms and cried con- lI{93f5- opened their 1962 Nov 0f the American 1-88809 last bring a Maritime championship back to Prince Edward island. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     PUNCHES ONE FOR A PAR 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arnold Palmer. who flnish- 1 ins ofigolf is shown blasting won the lion‘s share of the big : 
     
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     pd in 3 second place tie with l one from a sand trap pm“ izales. . vulsively_ itional Hockey League training week. and centre Bill (Radix G, to h_ pashhnmen. 
     
     Gary Player in the world Ier- practice round. Jack Nicklaus ' i Also it marked the seventh! This act—-plus the yells of the camp Monday with 26 players iillay. rfclépfirating ii; 2; Calgary: 
     
     "'j - reporting to general manager ospita 0 owing te removal; 
     
     F.  ' A, _ ’ ' Tommy Ivan and coach Rudy of a cyst from his back. Hay‘ Great Comeback 
     
     ‘ Pilous. is lflxpectcd here ‘within 10 dtays. h d b I h 1 I 
     
     n so missing mm the list WHEN t ev're iscussing come ZICKS o to year in oca 
     
     ;da_v's practice. altllough in sport, they'll need to keep in mind Junior Abbles who finally 
     
        Camp. Was right Winger EriC=cntc-rged as provincial junior baseball champions. 
     
     Y N°S19r9kn°- HP 15 recuperating Alter the first two games in the best-of-five series. Abbie: 
     
    
   
   
    
     (from a hernia operation and werebehlnd 2c and the third game was scheduled for Sum- 
     
       lwlll skate forlthe first time m,,1-s‘,de_ 
     
     .Th“":‘LdoayN;’;kfr“:1V~0ut tandhg The picture was dark and there seemed little chance of 
     
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     SUMMERSIDE _ The RC“. right winger with Buffalo Bisons the’ téapltal cltyhbotyhsirgomlng thioggh as pilaovinclal fidhampmais. 
     
     1-‘lyer; softball team made it in the AHL the last two years, . ut ofy :3." baa! . élafieuaw ummeas us’ 5”" d {yak 2: 
     
     three-lwoin games in their best who has seen brief service in "' he °'.' e ‘ a 0 C W“ a«n, en mare ac - 
     
     0' series with MacKem;e_ . the NHL with the Hawk me hummerside and captured the crown right on the home dia- 
     
     I sel:'le‘n h ' hi of  l listed under difficulties §1:hg 22: mo“ of the defending champions‘ 
     
     Pm... “Cc atmP's°':ba"’I Le V‘: yearmd former St aamarines, That kind of a comeback surely r.ltcs an extra pat on the 
     
     a."‘&°m_r:’“gl§’zal;’eth Park 3”: junior 5,3, broke a'h,,f,e,‘whhe back and nobody would deny Abbies a little additional con- 
     
     Sumnterside last night beati'1E‘b“"d.i“g 3 ham °" his "39enfly"gm‘lu{lt?liit(e’iI1<:r. their joy was short-lived: They won the Island 
     
    
   
   
    
     - _- 3 acquired farm near Simcoe. . , _ 
     
     me “"9" shuts by ' 1°p'‘'de om” and will not have the cast ‘crown Saturday and started against l\ova Scotia on Sunday. 
     
    
   
   
    
     15-2 score . - - 
     
     _ removed for another week, tI‘he Bluenosers were represented by tlliat classy Halifax outfit. 
     
     Bl" 5”“ 5‘‘”‘°‘' “" M“°."°“' The Hawks will work twice ‘Vaughan Furriers. 
     
     "d lasted 1 1'3 ""““-35' daily until Friday and will play‘ These visitors were surely a solid club. They could pound 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gerri‘ Kemrsler relieved but 5 their first pre-season exhibition the ball and they fielded as though they made their living out 
     
    

    
     ‘I5 3150 51191193 01" aft" 3 1'3 ‘ against Toronto Maple Leafs of playing baseball. Never were the Aobies in the ball game as 
     
    

    
     framés Harold Martin . tile" t here Saturday night. they floundered arolnid and lost in 11-1 style. 
     
    

    
     5311"’ ‘in t" “"15” ":9 ggmeld “' We aren’t looking for the Ahbies to stage another comes 
     
    

    
     15‘? damage “'35 3 "93 -V 0"‘ back against these Furriers. We sincerely hope they prove us 
     
     John Sandllands went all the ;Cl’clt‘.l(ed Kneecclp dead wrong and come back to the city with a pair of victories 
     
    
   
   
    
     W8)’ 10-‘ RCAF giVir1g up 0tl1.V, - o , iniirler their belts. However. we're not figuring on this happen- 
     
     five nits. Jim Freeman RCAF ‘Sldehne$ Coils mg and we think the Abbie Juniors will wind up their season 
     
     catchrr. hit 8 grand-Slam ho-“P 1 .this week when they complete their series with the classy Hali- 
     
     run i"l the first inning to start Elenny M;OOI'e ifax club 
     
    
   
   
    
     At any rate, congratulations on a fine comeback in the 
     
     provincial finals and an honourable mention to Summerside 
     
     lads who forced the issue right to the wire. 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Flyers on their way to vlc-; 
     
        to he    n.‘3.:‘.”'.i;“.f.°.fl*it.l.‘“.f.;.r...I;?£:* 
     
     Kenzle ‘mack “Vim 3 Mngle and ' hall carriers in professionagl 
     
    
   
   
    
     d"“bl'-- football. went to the sidelines 
     
     I‘ ;_|S(unday with a cracked left Geafge B|'OOkins Passes 
     
     neecap. 
     
       Title chances of Bnltimore SPORTS Front extends sympathy to the family of the late 
     
     C"g5 maly have 3°“ Wm‘ h'm- George Brooklns whose funeral took place yesterday. 
     
       l ,d°“f}‘;3 "]'3"-“E97 D011 K‘-’"?" George was an outstanding harness racing enthusiast for 
     
     ’  . 9 31'9"’ ham""-'k- "" years and owned several fine ones. including that great ti-otter. 
     
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     -in ‘Sunday's final pre-sea- - 3 dl - "- , -t 
     
    

    
     In an exhibition baseballgame,;:?tShf3h;1blg:)nl game-Habgeamst Christie u ong. Although his health was fa mg or qnl-. 
     
    

    
     played at lona Sunday. the Iona f “Hui fr;;°";xw‘to eigag 
     
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     St. Mike's edged Vernon River geek 
     
     CYO 3-2 in a thrilling struggle. 
     
     The teams were deadlocked 
     
    
   
   
    
     after nine innings of played but ‘ Ftig-:;)atll;an£:lfu;.'f the Na“°“a1; . 
     
    

    
     Iona managed to send a run- wverelv hamgr thS°a:°“ f.  S e  
     
     "er Mme in their half °f the  Colts whti)ewereer:t:iimt:r‘li- 
     
    

    
     exgafigzgféhan stafled for St. horse contenders in the Western 
     
    
   
   
    
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     third innings. He walked one. pm Chmco the pas‘-‘om. Sea" N S  - 
     
     gave up six hits and fanned a sons‘ “d has played '" "39 W5‘ 
     
     half dozen Connolly was the season 3,") Bowl game m “V9 v .- - 
     
     winner ‘mowing St-rikmg out of the six _years since he joined'B_V  ASSOCIATED PR1-SSS vhanders to notch his 11”] vic- 
     
     six, walking one and yielding ? ‘ mule Mays “I? cliuck Hull“ ‘ tog‘; aga-‘msltdxf imeatiw hi h 
     
     Only one base knoc ‘lhomered a_nd ‘ el pe A_ou _ou slnge wice an a e 
     
     ‘ ‘whacked his ninth consecutive twice, thus running his consecu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘some time, it doesn’t seem too long ago that we saw George 
     
     at a race program. 
     
     The race game has lost one of its greatest supporters. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I v'vTrai"°rR‘.”e"t mg ““f‘,“"§§1JOfre Defends ihit Monday as San Francisco tive hitting streak to nine. just 
     
     .orheat:g3gak“l‘;erlo;il HS: gegve‘ . I _ ,Giants beat Pittsburgh 4-1 for one under the league record. 
     
     up eight hits.‘ got eight by smke_  e Tonlghi. llhell‘ sixth straight victory in Felipe singled in the lust. 
     
    
   
   
    
     - ‘th I da a ton in the ma- walked in the third. singled in 
     
     2:" ‘“'d "‘d’” 155"’ " S"‘g‘° SA0 PAULO. Brazil 'AP' — joe..0ny y C1 te fifth and walked in the 
     
     5.9 91.‘; . 3‘ . ‘ b Veteran boxing Promntel‘ Billy 0'Dell beat Harvey Had- seventh——lhe latter off reliever 
     
     losing pTc"h°e'r ‘‘Xa5T;m‘;;P° 3’ George Parnassus said Tuesday dix in a pitching duel of left- ElRoy Face. who took over for 
     
    

    
     . ‘ ‘ he “wouldn't be surprised" if  Haddix now . 
     
    

    
     “'95 were’ at the pl5"°'V- Mexican Jose Medel whipped‘ Ma ‘ ‘ 
     
     , - ys socked his 43rd homer 
     
     E&‘“§I"yk ‘if the bases‘ E‘ K9“-V Eder Jofrc tonight for the world I Probable Pitchers . in the first inning. scoring Alou 
     
     ' ° 3’- bantamweight title. 1 ahead of him. The Giants added 
     
    
   
   
    
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     J0fre- undefeated in 45 pm-‘ By The CANADIAN mass ‘another run in the fourth as Or- 
     
      fesslonal fights. goes after his Pmbahle pitchers foy godaymlando Cepeda doubled to lead 
     
     l13'h straight knockout in_ Sao m on and 1 off and scored on Jose Pagans 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Paulos lblrapuera Stadium; 8]“ ~ h . tsinglo, 
     
              For all our Car '“"'°" 1“ defends his "- 1°“ '°f§"dS "' ‘"E.°'" ms‘ Hitler hit his third homer 3 
     
     M _-’ p 9 y tie against Model. the No. 1 "‘”‘° ' "5" lo shot near the right field 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lwhmhde, to ‘he crown Los Angeles (Lec21l-l0l at ‘ polo‘ in the Seventh. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     - ’ - i . and Fire Parnasslls told the Associated M;\'I‘é‘v‘:]5°‘t;'nr(|‘K‘:‘§tta1.?(fi_d) 13 8) at The Pirates scored in the 
     
    

    
     ' . Press Model is much stron er . ' . . Clendenorl 
     
    

    
     , C S _  and faster than he was wliicn Dem“ (Foymck 9'6 or Law .:$l¥gel:'t(‘lhi01l)::Cl‘ off. advanced to 
     
    

    
     . - f.lolre knocked him out in their‘?-'5‘ ‘N.’~ , , third on two infield outs and 
     
    

    
     ' ‘ ‘ Call us today ‘ last encounter in 1960 at Los w“5“‘“g‘°“ ‘°‘“"’" 8'1 ' 3 came in on a wild pitc . 
     
    

    
     ’ v ' ~ All 0| -- Cl°V°la“d (Perry mm ‘N.’ The triumph again lifted San 
     
       The fight Grit! i I13 “Y “'35 only game’ scheduled‘ Francisco into a temporary tie 
     
    

    
     scheduled for last Thursday but National Lealzur with Los Angela, for the Na. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “‘m8°U03'W3m°0tmyo9°"V1fl'lYvy°“‘n“n Q°d'l“‘h“‘&fl' "°°d"°Tk ‘bmltlle - was Postponed due to slow ad- Pillsburflh ‘5l|"'di"5“' 3'3 “" tional League lead. The Dodfb 
     
    
   
   
    
     . , . ' . vancc ticket sales. rancis 7-Bl at San Francisco as needed 8 night game Vic. 
     
     it automatic. Yet the wonder of Life! IMO‘ Elly dfln-“P €00-N8‘ "Eh Y0“? bruit“. ” 9"" S‘ C""""‘ This will be the ~2fi~_vcal‘-old (Sanford 21-6-. ,0”. M, Chicago Cubs in 
     
     Jofrc‘s second fight as undis- Cincinnati tPurkcy 20-5 orvhgah, huh hm. . halt game 
     
    
   
   
    
     puted wearer of the bantam1Maloney 8-6* at St. Louis (Gib-. ahead 
     
     crown. Jofrc won undisputed son 15-Ill 1N.” h 9“ ‘—-——-—--A 
     
    

    
     possession of the title with a Chicago E swort - l a 
     
    

    
     10th - round technical knockout Los Angeles (Williams 12-Ill PUl1cl‘I To  
     
     over Johnny Caldwell of Ire- tNl 
     
    
   
   
    
     land here last January. Only games scheduled. Trimming  
     
     PETERBOROUGH. Ont. ‘Cpl 
     
    
   
   
    
        14 Cnoach Punch Imlach. amid ru- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ors that he already his signed 
     
     some of his hockey Maple 
     
     .Leafs, let i known Monday 
     
    
   
   
    
     STARTERS WITH POSITIONS ‘hegtmahé-”&  trimmlna 
     
    
   
   
    
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     SUMMERSIDE RACEWAY   gore; 
     
     l‘mS rong, sat o ay e wi 
     
    

    
     ’ start cutting the squad Friday 
     
     WEDNESDAY SEPT 12 1962  ti" .°*.““"‘.*°" .5*‘"'*-* 
     
     p p re wt oc eser me can 
     
     ' . of the National league Leafs‘ 
     
     RACE N0. 1 ‘farm club in the American 
     
    

    
     ‘l—Brovm Budlona: 2——W‘wl6_Bames;§_ IL——Mis;  #-Keg’! Hockey Lentil!!- 
     
     'd€: 5-390“ D5'5""9‘°3 Y*“'”°“°9 “' “ 3”": " R d M'ga_. c‘ .. . 0 
     
     ‘Sir Bruce Clegg. Aim/eluible: Vernon River Gal. Jolllty Senorita.‘ Amgriiéans" agd n;’:l:ag" Jaék 
     
     Riley moved into the ice hcre 
     
     _ _ RA?E::‘f 6 F". _ k hm Bud, 5-,Monday and put 54 players 
     
     -~ l——Sarndy iork. Zfilolly Lass, . lss :-lS.Pn-- _A . tthmugh their paces while Im_ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     :1_Wintnit= Jay Clegg: 1—Pl'irtceqs Spengler; I¥—Bllly G Command: BOSTON AP __ B 
     
     Q‘ A , N 4--Senator Don c.; 5——Rio Gi-antic. s—.lolly Frisco; 7-—Garry l.ce hm,“ Md  hm  ‘ 
     
     “‘ ' 0983- session of the year Mjy at 
     
     ., pitlwrgp Tip “Ac-353-045‘, Ioston Garden withltfllbochay 
     
    
   
   
    
     fans looking on. 
     
     . Goalie Bruce Gamble wa the 
     
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     t l * A E pf“ ‘l—Winst.on'a Wish: 3-—Joll;v Dick; 3—Elmer c.; 4-—wing victory; 
     
     L’ R T T 3 fs—aoornoowt\t; 6—Gay Land. 
     
     'fr cute in "ancouvar.