

     SPORT OF KINGS 
     
    
     with 71. Most runs held by Tom-‘ Ju1y 10 _ Centertownerg at ‘ 
     
    
     my Grant 0! Peak"  22. Uptowners. 1 
     
    
     Most hits held by Mike Kelly July 13 _ Downtown". at. RACES I AND I RACES 2 AND I 
     
     «of Morel] with M. Most walks Centeriownera. 
     
    
     “Mind by Brendon Dunphy July 15 — Downtowners at;  MARK ‘JUTURE CHIEF 
     
     with 15. Most times hit by Pltch- Uptowners.  3353‘!“ FAMIGO MIKE- 
     
    
     Od ball by Allie MacPhee with July 17 — Uptowners at Cen- FBFBTrS QUEEN S—LUCKY LARK 
     
    
     .. Most SICIITICQ! by Walter tertowners. ' Fndn’q GI'R A—VERNITA‘S PET 
     
     Bradley 0f POI“! With 5‘ MOS! July 19 —— Centertowners at FWAW‘ANEgA L330“ BUD - 
     
     doubles held by Erwin Connolb Downtowners Idouble-headerl 74‘s“ MONEY Fanning: ; mm, 
     
     of Peak» with 6. Highest wln- July 20 —- Uptowners at Down- m may 1.001, ' 
     
    
     CINCINNATI (AP! — Mana- 
     
     ger Walt Alston of Los Angeles 
     
     ; Dodgers followed custom Satur- 
     
     day and named 
     
     ‘ond choices in player balloting 
     
     to help fill the National 
     
     League roster for the annual 
     
     All Star baseball game. 
     
    
     In addition to 
     
    
     [and outfielder Johnny Callison 
     
     of Philadelphia. 
     
    
     The pitchers for both the Na- It 
     
     tional and American League: 
     
     teams will be announced Thurs- t 
     
    
     1 day. 
     
     ( I Those who finished second in 
     
    
     ‘the player balloting and who 
     
    
     ’ were named by Alston to tnei 
     
    
     ‘all-star squad included: 
     
    
     i Catcher Johnny Edwards of} 
     
    
     ICincinnaiti. first baseman Bill&gt; 
     
    
     {White of St. Louis, second base- : 
     
    
     iman Bill Maaeroski of Pitts- 
     
     burgh. third b a s e ma n Ron 
     
    
     ; Santo of Chicago. shortstop 1490 
     
    
     1 Cardenas of Cincinnati, left 
     
    
      .. ;fielder Willie Stargell of Pitts- 
     
    
     ‘ burgh, centre fielder Curt Flood 
     
     HONORED 
     
    
     st 
     
    
     TIGNISH ATHLETES 
     
    
     choices. Alston picked catcherl 
     
     Smoky Burgess of Pittsbiirgn= 
     
    
     TWaIier Alston 
     
    
     {Follows Pattern 
     
    
     i 
     
     The starters In the game 
     
     were selected by vote of the! 
     
    
     players and each must play all 
     
    
     all of the sec. ;' least the first three innings un- i Geraldine Abbe paid ; 47.50 mi. 
     
    
     lcss injured or ill. 5 
     
     LIST STARTERS  
     
    
     AI Dole mead b victory is 
     
     2:11 2-0 in the fourth race and 
     
     won the second half of the fea- 
     
     ture in race eight with a time 
     
     of 2:10 3-5. the fastest clocking 
     
     of the night. 
     
    
     There was one other double. 
     
     dash winner on the program. 
     
     Jet Liner dashed to a win in 
     
     r e two with a clocking of 2217 
     
     M). and repeated in the sixth 
     
     heat in 2:18 1-5. 
     
    
     Single winners were Jim's 
     
     Billy 42:11”; Jolly Lit 12:13; 
     
    
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     a $2.00 ticket for the t re- 
     
     turn of the evening. . 
     
    
     They are catcher Joe Torre, 
     
     of Milwaukee. first basemaui 
     
    
     the second .1 Orlando Cepeda of San Fran» 
     
    
     cisco. second baseman Ron; 
     
     Hunt of New York, third base- 
     
     man Ken Boyer of St. Louis. 
     
     shortsto Dick Grost of St. ; 
     
     Louis. left fielder Billy Williams ‘ 
     
     of Chicago. centre fielder Willie 
     
     Mays of San Francisco and ‘ 
     
     right fielder Roberto Clemente_ 
     
     of Pittsburgh. - 
     
     Alston‘s Dodgers and Houston 
     
     Colts still are without a repre- 
     
     sentative. . 
     
     It means Alston will have to i 
     
     take from his pitchers to 3ch 
     
     the Dodgers a required player 
     
     but that doesn’t figure to be 
     
     hard for him to do, what With 
     
     the likes of Sandy Koufax 
     
     around. Dick Farrell of the ‘ 
     
     (‘olts' pitching staff is a likely ' 
     
     choice from his team. a 
     
     This year‘s All-Star game will ‘ 
     
    
     fry Schools for the year were 
     
     presented to Midge Elder- 
     
     shaw left and Freddie Ready 
     
    
     right by their Physical Educa- 
     
     tion teacher Phillip Harper 
     
     prior to the school closing re- 
     
    
     ‘Trophtes for the most out- 
     
     standmg Boy and Girl ath- 
     
     lete for the Tignish Elemen- 
     
    
     I 
     
    
     urday night. The eight-year-oltl 
     
     {gelding stepped the mile in 2:10- 
     
     ' 5 /5. 
     
    
     Favorite Sweeps To Win 
     
     In Irish Sweeps Derby ‘ 
     
    
     DUBLIN 'APf—Santa ('IaIIS.ImIIIIDnS of people tlirough-imore titan a canter to the 
     
     the 4-fo-7 favorite. proved as out the world who had bought finish line and he finished four m t d .l d bl 
     
     good as his name Saturday as ‘ Irish Sweepstakes tickets. A lengths in front of Lionhearted. if e 0h? my 0" e payon.” 
     
     he surged to the front with ‘ ticket on the winner was worth" His time was 2 minutes. (in i f" t u ""0" ” Exhibition 
     
     threesixteenths of a mile to go $140,000. 3-5 seconds. lark' 
     
     and won the third running of . Just as he did in the Epsom Lionhearted was second after __ 
     
     the Irish Derby. Sixty-th0usaiid . Derby. Santa Claus trailed far beating Sunseeker, owned by I “gawoﬁmk vﬂﬁﬁerxﬁi 
     
     Irishmen roared. back during the early part of James Cox Brady of Hamilton a mimsoaked track on the 
     
     The bay so“ of phamossairb the 112 - mile rat-e. 'l‘hen _ lie Farms, N..l.. in a photo finish. lelghmjash harness racing card 
     
     Aunt Clara stamp“ mime“. as started moving through the field The victory carried first prize libel-e Saturday nigh . 
     
     he best th'ree . warn Old ‘of 18 rivals. $149,730 for Santa Claus‘ Watc-him's 
     
    
     t 
     
    
     joint ow rs 77 e r Id E f Star raced to me 
     
     thorou hbred in Euro with arrows INTO LEAD . “e " 'Y a *’ “3- fastest time of the night with a 
     
     the adgditi'on of this viiifory ioI With three - sixteenths of 11 “mm” hm hm“ PM lheIcka'ng 0f 2-15 4-_5 in he third 
     
     in; Epsom Der b y triumph. mine to go, jockey Willie Burke, . mother 0? the “0‘5” INS“ trace. and won again in race se- 
     
    
     scored earlier in the month at ’an Irishman. shot the sniooth- ; "amen Mmk R03”?- The PM“ i "9“ I" 2-1?- 
     
     Epsom Dawns jsmding (.011 mm the lead. Once 3 boosted Santa Claus total earn- . ‘Barbara a Value captured the 
     
     first race. and won again in 
     
    
     . i f . . , . tags to $376,423. ; 
     
     The race carried the hopes of Ion .he front end it was nothing I Lionheaned‘ owned by Sir In“ seven in 219. 
     
    
     Humphrey de Trafford, woni Barbara‘s Value captured the 
     
     $29,773 and sunseekenmne of : first event with a time of 2.18 
     
     the six American-owned horses ‘and repeated in the fourth race 
     
     in the race. earned $19,352, in 2.19 1-5. Merry Note was the 
     
     Crete was fourth. otiher double winner. c o m in g 
     
    
     Dilettante, the second choice . home i” 2-13 2'5 in the sacond 
     
     o ned by Larry Gelb of New ldash and crossing the wire 
     
    
     G’iown Eagles Are Leading 
     
         I §::}35:3“:gn:s.t 0f the Other zllflllntimeesuwgiehesalttiw because 
     
     K 
     
    
     _ . _ I . ‘ v of the muddy course. Dan . 
     
    
     By ED CLINTON {the “'InnPl‘S made his pitching LIKES HORSE‘S LOOhS . raced a 2.24 1.5 mile in race 
     
    
     , ROI’RIS BUREAU debut a success pitching sev’en Eddie Arcaro, famous re- five. and John L. Jollitv had a 
     
    
     OF THE GUARDIAN i innings and giving up only three‘ tired American jockey in Eu- ‘ time of 2.23 in the eighth dash 
     
    
     The Georgetown Eagles are’hits while striking out elevenirope on a broadcasting job Pays wm .man, ' 
     
     proving to be the top team in ‘ Mike McCormack took up where said: 
     
    
     the King‘s County League for he left off last year in the hilt-j .iI-d willingly chuck my Job SACKVIIJLE DOWNS, NSI 
     
    
     the 1964 season To date. HIP ins! department by getting two; to ride Santa" ICP) —- Edgewood Scott, six- 
     
    
     Eagki; have «on all five of. hits on three trips. League aco] . ' ‘ iyea»r»old brown stallion owned 
     
    
     their starts. including two Vli'i- ' ion resumes this Monday with: , Bi",ka Who “des 53"” C13“. .' by Prince Edward Island inter- 
     
    
     tories Over Morel]. who were the Macleana Uptowners meet-31‘} his workou“ “d handlediests. swept both ends of the 
     
    
     thm 3‘ ‘1 two‘year‘oldv replaced I feature Raiivbow Haven invitat- 
     
    
     Other winners were Success 
     
     Intruder, Mighty Con. Galaxie 
     
     Hal. Pay Check. My Ensign. 
     
     Scotch Ensign and Grattan Ex- 
     
     press C 
     
    
     * e daily double of Mighty 
     
     . Con and Galaxie Hal paid $102.30, 
     
    
     te tire-season favorites to jing Larter's Centertowners. ‘ . 
     
     again annex top honors over‘xmo's COUNTY SCHEDULE‘SCf‘bIe Breasley in the (Elvin-1mm pace u 580m“, Dow“.s 
     
     the regular schedule B othl July 5 -— Peakes at Cardigan. 1 It?! 58dd1€~ But he rode him E Saturday. 
     
    
     Stewart. at Cardigan, Vch the same .way the '50-ycair-old 
     
     {ﬂashy did In Posting I one- horse field to the finish wire 
     
    
     games were close. but. it was Mt. ' The Island horse led the sit 
     
     the Eagles that came out on‘non River at Morell. Soui'is at.J . 
     
     top. If they want to finish onLGeorgetown. . l englh ll‘lumph 3" 950m» in 2:07 2-5 in the first leg or 
     
     top, Morell is now going to; July 12 -— Cardigan at SOUI‘IS.i “He never was out of a can- the $1200 feature with watch 
     
     have to depend on the other‘ Georgetown at Souris. Vernon ter." said Burke. “I gave him Top and Dees Lady in mom, 
     
     teams to beat the boys from‘River at Mt. Stewart. Peakesrhis head two furlongs out and mu third place 
     
     the County's capltal' tat More”. the just sailed past them." In the second'h If “7h ' 
     
     Two of the league's games‘ July 1. Georgetown .at Ominous was Ihe earlyleader m" Ed ewoodi asc (tit lo ﬁsh 
     
     were ruled out. Both games in- Pcakes, Morell at Vernon Riv- bt .th mar , h h f . h . it o coc e 
     
     volved the league‘s newest en-'er. Cardigan at Mt. tewart. . u “'1 _ ee'e'g l 5 0 8 mile 1 e mile in 2:0t; 8:5.a fifth of 
     
     w from Verna" Riv”. In bash July ﬂ; __. Georgetown at @r.‘ to go Biscayne took first place j . second '0“ h” mdlwdual rc‘ 
     
     games they used a player n‘hoﬁiigan. Peakes a; Vernon River. in the closely bunched field. ico ‘ Lady :3“ second 
     
     was declared ineligible. Their Mi. Stewart 3' inlli‘is- I r _ .i I 
     
     first game with Souri‘s was or~. Aug. Sottt‘is at Peak“. ' “uh san.“ Claus mung we" on 
     
     dered replayed. and their con. Morell at Mt. Stewart, Vernon . “1“ "‘"S'de- Lion'heal‘led SUP-Eyed 
     
     “st With Peakes was anew", Rm;r a, (kmrﬂomwn. to the front With a quarter-mile 
     
     e Bombers from Peakes. Aug. 9 .- Souris at Moi'eli.jr°ma'"m3' The“ Santa Claus 
     
    
     double winner on the card which 
     
     contributed $654 to a fresh air 
     
     camp fund for needy children. 
     
    
     of St. Louis and right fielder be played .liily 7 in New orai 
     
     Hank Aaron of Milwaukee. .Mets' new Shea Stadium. 
     
     SAINT JOHN. N.B. (CPl H Wayne’s Pride (2:121; Real 
     
     Am Castle sped to victory inI Jerry WW, and Go Along 
     
     the feature invitational pace at' Hal (2:10 1-5 . - 
     
     ISaint John Exhibition Park Sat- Real Jerry in winning the 
     
    
     sixth race, paid $44 to :2 back- 
     
     ers. while ayne's Pride 1% 
     
     turned $325 
     
    
     MONCTON ( CP) -— Al Dale 
     
     won both ends of the feature 
     
     pace to highlight the eight-dashi 
     
     harness racing card here Satur- i 
     
     day night. I 
     
    
     . E. C 
     
    
     1.29 — C. MacMiIlan, E. Tay- 
     
     lor, M. Farrell. 
     
    
     1.36 — A. MacLean, .1. Park- 
     
    
     Ladies Draw 
     
     ls Released 
     
    
     The following is the ladies 
     
     curling draw for the Belvedero 
     
     golf club for today: 
     
    
     1-16 PM. — M. Weir, E. Bun- 
     
     tsIn. M. Machllan. 
     
    
     1.22 — D. Rogers, I. ledlaw. 
     
     ox. 
     
    
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     1 
     
    
     er, E. MacDonald. g 
     
     1.43 —— G. Molloy. M, Dennis. 
     
     E Lo 
     
    
     1.50 — G. Barbour, M. Mac. 
     
     Neil, J. Horne. 
     
    
     1.57 — H. Baker. M. Cannon, 
     
     J. O'Brien. 
     
    
     Holders Names 
     
     Are Released 
     
    
     DUBLIN (CPI—Following Is 
     
     the official list of Canadian 
     
     ticketholders who won 
     
     second and third 
     
     I-rlsh Sweepstakes based on the 
     
    
     m. Sash: - 70002. ~ 
     
     11am Brcen. 17 Grcabbey Trail. 
     
     West Hill Post office. Toronto: 
     
     SML 81400. Doug Witty. 
     
     Wilcox Ave... Sault Ste. Marie. 
     
     0nt.; 'I‘TK M372, Denis O‘Hagau 
     
     129 Kenilworth. Ottawa; The 
     
    
     |02715. J. Sinnott. 1835 Nassau 
     
    
     St., Charlottetown. P.E.I.: m. 
     
    
     66. Robert McLeod, 22 For- 
     
     rest St., Glace Bay. N.S. 
     
    
     2. Lionhearted —— TNJ mos. 
     
     .1. Ferneyhough. W a i nwri'ght. 
     
     Alta.; TQS 60702, Fred Hume. 
     
     75 Kawartha Ave.. Oshawa. 
     
     0nt.: TXS 59637. Mrs. 
     
     Armour. 2161 200th St., 
     
     Langley. B.C.; 51311 40292. Dava 
     
     Moskot, 177 Rushton Rd.. Toi- 
     
    
     onto. 
     
     3. Stinseeker-SLN 78105, f. 
     
    
     Baycroft. R.R. 2, Ignnoxville. ‘ 
     
     ' TSK 65547, Nettie Dunn. i 
     
    
     c: 
     
     E“ 
     
    
     720 33rd St. N.W., Calgary; SJI' 
     
    
     49222. Raymond Maher, 143-1 
     
    
     Rue Viau. Montreal; SEM 548611 
     
    
     Hamilton Terrace, Dowm 
     
    
     view, Ont.; SDT 81728, E. Moore 
     
     to 
     
    
     . 1187 Avenue Rd., Toron . 
     
    
     CASES PENDING 
     
    
     BONN 
     
     courts have sentenced 5.445 pet‘- 
     
     sons for crimes committed un- 
     
    
     der the Nazis. Justice Minister, 
     
    
     Ewald Bucher has reported. He 
     
     :aid 800 more cases are pend- 
     
    
     (AP)——West German . 
     
    
     n.12na0um0haﬂom,lnl-aﬂ. 1084. 
     
    
     ® Confederation Contra 
     
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     "THE BEST OF SPRING THAW" 
     
    
     with 
     
     BARBARA HAMILTON and DAVE IROADI‘OOT 
     
    
     “The most riotloualy funny review to hit the boards 
     
     the long history at this City". (Guardian -Patrlot) 
     
    
     June 22 -— July 4 
     
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     Fri.-Sa.t. -- Twilight Perl. 
     
    
     6.00 pan. 
     
    
     Evening Peri. 9:15 
     
     6000 SEATS AVAILABLE 
     
     Confederation Theatre Boa Olficm 
     
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     SUI-TERA FROM BIRTH 
     
    
     PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -- Alt‘ 
     
    
     Force Capt. Charles A. Cotton. 
     
    
     is recovering inhospital ' 
     
    
     29. 
     
    
     from the birth of his daughter. 
     
     He suffered multiple fractures 
     
     of the jaw when he fell at the 
     
     door of the delivery room. The 
     
     baby. Dawn Ann, weighing five 
     
     pounds. nine ounces, is In good 
     
     condition. 
     
    
     running of the Irish Derby at 
     
     The Curragh near here Satur- 
     
     day, with horse. ticket number. 
     
     name and address: 
     
    
     1. Santa Claus—TRR 04007, 
     
     Iris Taylor. 36 Long Branch 
     
     Ave.. Apt. 3, Toronto: 
     
     64374. Mrs. R. Marshall. 
     
    
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     WEDNESDAY—Summerside. Holman’s d P. l. I.— 
     
     10:00 mun-4:00 p.m. 
     
     THURSDAY—Montague. Doug’s Service Station 10100 
     
     Lou-12:80 
     
    
     .m. 
     
     Garden of the Gulf Museum 
     
     1::10 pom-4:00 pan. 
     
     FRIDAY —- Reid’s Corner— Travel Bureau 
     
     l 10:00 - 4:00 pm. 
     
     — ~ — 
     
    
     Insurance Counselling 
     
     District Supervisor 
     
     0 Sun Life of Canada 
     
     0 Phone 4-8817 - 4-5435 
     
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     ART GALLERY AND MUSEUM OPEN 
     
    
     Dally .. ..........  10 a.m.—8  
     
    
     Sundays ..................  12 pan. pan. 
     
    
     due m an agreement bemeﬁniCaMigan at ppakes' ML swﬂgmade his devastating finishing Other winners included Bur- 
     
     the two teams before the game .' art at Georgetown. ! mn- ‘ I Bess Express (2:141: Lord Dalz- 
     
     was played. . Aug 16 ., Mir Stewart at It took the camera to separatei gess Express (2:14): Lord Dal- 
     
    
     The past bro weeks we're r... P e a k e s, More” at souris, the next three horses. 1 zell 12.11 3.5); Sunrise (2:12i; 
     
     leased league stastitics, and GeoI‘thnwn at \’ci‘“"." R'Ver'.  
     
    
     Cardigan at. Vernon River. 
     
    
     some of the arera es mav seem . . 
     
     g ' I Six teams Will be. in the play-. 
     
    
     a but low to be included 1. th 1 , 
     
     top ﬁve bans". This is “tr”; i offs. The first and second place 
     
     but. as only 3 mm,“ M ,pams team “'1” meet in one-round. 
     
     are consistently fmvarded “'llh the Winner advancmg‘to 
     
     mm- mm, games. mm, of thelthe finals. The third and IIIIII‘ 
     
     batters do not have enough ap- ‘ place teams Wm meel' and m. 
     
     pearanpes ,0 Guam“ and wet fourth and sixth place teams. 
     
     have no chotce but to list. theIThe W'mﬁYstzf the lat“? is“ 
     
     ones who do qualify. Walterlrmmds “l. 9" mee 1° “‘9' 
     
     Bradley of Peakes is having 9 a wmn" to meet “ e 
     
     himself quite a season to date. 3 
     
     He is the top batter. and is tied .‘ - 
     
     for the lead in both runs scor-I League has . commenced It"’1 
     
     ed_ douhlgs‘ and leads with the l fourth successwe season. Threat 
     
     most hits It ms are once again playing‘ 
     
     The W's!" H 80 f" h H . for the Souris Credit Union Tro- . 
     
     drigan of M? Stewart will;1 my Whm‘ for the pas‘ thm‘ 
     
     two home runs ‘and both were I {liars hastbeen won by a“ Mac. 
     
     . - i ans p owners. 
     
      1:, tag? “geewigtmaa-g? 5:2? Following is the schedule iorl 
     
     strikeout parade with twenty- i rhyming"; “Merl/owner, an 
     
     eight. and Is tied with Bud Mc- Uptown“... ‘ 
     
     Cullogh as top pitchers in the‘ July 1 __ Downtown”, 
     
     league with each having two Centermwners. V 
     
     wins and no defeats. The league 4 July 3 _ Uptown“, It Down, 5 
     
     ts taking this Sunday off. but. i mwners_ - 
     
     action will resume on three; July 5 __ Uptown" “ ceng 
     
     :1! "9:: ﬁggd‘l’ya'gue d itertowners (double-header) 
     
     " » "Mr 5 ul 6 -— Centertowuers 
     
     that the players can shoot for nownxowners. 
     
     are: Most at Bats held by Ed-5 July 8 __ Uptown”! “ Down,f 
     
     die and Gerard Smith of Peakes 3 mwneﬂ ' 
     
    
     Souris Town Baseball 5 I 
     
    
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     TONIGHT 7:45 pm. 
     
    
     g batting average by Mike towners. ' 
     
     Kelly of Moran with 470. Most July as -- Contempt". so RACES s AND ‘1 3.4053 4 am) a 
     
     s have three players tied Uptowners, ‘ 
     
     VIII 8. as do most home runs. July 24 -— Downtou ‘ers ati 1"RUSHAWAY CHIEF 1"‘lthY G COMMAND 
     
     I!!! m we'll do pitching ﬂ- Uptowners. Z-WILLARD'S CHOICI HTALAG HANOVER 
     
     July as — Uptownm at Cell-l a—man .1010: Hum KING 
     
     mom". . I FBOOMTOWN 1:8USAN POINT: 
     
     July 31 — Centertowners atI HIGH" WARRIOR 
     
     Domwnm S—ANTl-IONY L O-MISO mama an. 
     
    
     Aug. 2 — Uptowners at Down-l “Ann” cm" 
     
    
     towners t doubleheaderi 
     
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     UAu I - Centertowners at 
     
     its; . -_ Downtown a Charlottetown Driving Pork 
     
    
     I. Mpg.“ 
     
     qtlsbﬂmlias. 
     
    
     People at; ‘ 
     
    
     mammnmmpm 
     
    
     on: «nutrition. 
     
    
     Iceman Tholsioad LII. The Dow"