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     HALIFAX (GP) — Meadow 
     
     Don. a six-year-old from the 
     
     Yonkers Raceway in New York. 
     
     had a three-length lead and was 
     
     still pulling away as he cross 
     
     ed the finish line to win lbs. 
     
     1004 Nova Scotia Invitational 
     
     Pace, a 53,000 single-dash liai- 
     
     ness racing affair at nearby 
     
     Sackville Downs Saturday. 
     
    

    
     Driven by William (Buddy) 
     
     Gilmour. Meadow Don stepped 
     
     away briskly at nhe top of the 
     
     stretch to turn in a 2.05 mile 
     
     The stallion is owned by Green 
     
     River Stock Farm. 
     
    

    
     Downs’ G e n e r at Manager 
     
     J ack Cruickshank estimatou 
     
     about 6.5001ans saw the big 
     
     seventh race, with Gilmoin 
     
     holding in Meadow Don until a 
     
     burst of speed in the third quar- 
     
     ter carried him into third spot 
     
     behind Bob Brook and Dee's 
     
    
   
   
    
     oy. 
     
     Bob Brook. the pace setter 
     
     most of the way Saturday. held 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     Ynun 
     
     dash 
     
    
   
   
    
     MARITTME RACE ROUNDUP 
     
    
   
   
    
     was 2.00 4-5 by Watchlm‘s Star 
     
     in the third 
     
    
   
   
    
     Other sin gle winners were 3 
     
    
   
   
    
     Peter Smart (2.13 1-5). Margar-§ 
     
     et McKlyo 
     
     Fire (2.13 1-3). Marcus Hail 
     
     over (2.17), 
     
     2-5). Madga Wick (2.11 1-5) and 
     
     Miss 
     
    
   
   
    
     (2.12 2-5), Yandiu 
     
    
   
   
    
     Crazy Legs (2.13 
     
    
   
   
    
     y M. (2.10 2-5). , 
     
     MONC'I‘ON (ca) _- Lord All ( 
     
    
   
   
    
     He had ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     1-o.  
     
     Single dash winners were Lin- 
     
    
   
   
    
     da’s Sister (2.15 25), Jet Lin 
     
     er (2.13 25), Happy Tass (2.15). 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rayson Brook (2.11 1-6). Ava- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lon Frost (2.12). and Hol'lyouo 
     
     (2.13 3-5). 
     
    
   
   
    
     SAINT JOHN. Nb. (CP) —. 
     
     g Topper was a double- 
     
     winner Saturday 
     
    
   
   
    
     be 
     
     neat racing at Exhibition Park. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Inman Plumbers i 
     
     Lose By Default ) 
     
     SUMMERSIDE—RCAF down-1 
     
     ed Inman Plumbing by default 
     
     7-0. in Prince County Softball. 
     
     action on Saturday at St. Elea- 1 
     
    

    
     bars. 
     
     The airmen were leading at 
     
     ter tour lnnin and it was in 
     
     the fifth inning that the gamei 
     
     n 
     
    
   
   
    
     ios was the only double Winnei ) was awarded to the RCAF'. l 
     
     on the eight-dash harness rac- 
     
     ing card at Brunswick 1) o w 11 ~ ' 
     
     here Saturday night. 
     
     times of 2.08 2-5, fastest at the 
     
     track this year, and 2.09 
     
    
   
   
    
     r. 
     
    
   
   
    
     he preceding inning. Inman 4 
     
     Plumbing left field e r Gord ) 
     
     Mountford was called out tori 
     
     leading off second base to quick 
     
     after a hit ball. An argument 
     
     3 r o s e and Mountford was 
     
     promptly to 5 se d out of the . 
     
     ame. : 
     
     Having only nine players, In ‘ 
     
     main Plumbing h a it no substl 
     
     tute for Mountford. Consequeno ; 
     
     ly Inman Plum-hing wasn‘t able j 
     
     to field a full team as the fiftl 
     
     inning was about to start. All | 
     
     statistics remain intact. 
     
     Bob Hopper got credit for the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Larry Boone mid Jerry Moose 
     
     with a double and a single each. 
     
     In all RCAF had 11 hits. Frans 
     
     McCormick had two to 
     
     lnman Plumbing. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Susick Fires 
     
     67 At Bisley 
     
    
   
   
    
     BISLEY, England (Reuters)— 
     
     Ol'erseas coniingents at the Ni. 
     
     tional Rifle Association meet- 
     
     ing. the largest since the IBM 
     
     centenary year, now have got 
     
     down to the more serious types 
     
     of service rifle shooting which 
     
     lead up to the Queen's P so 
     
     spread over the second part a 
     
     next week. 
     
    

    
     The Canadians took the firs 
     
     trophy in this section, a Century 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     up, when Tpr. Kenneth W 
     
     Rickey of Edmonton. a mem 
     
     ber ot the Canadian Bisiey 
     
     team, won Friday with 09 out 
     
     of a possible 70 for seven shots 
     
     at 500 
     
    
   
   
    
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      s S  cludin ahamerunintheseven-on several m  
     
     P th inning to Tillmen Gallant, 0.13.118 M an“ m - 
     
     Gilli-s. A. Flanagan, and T. Gal- tra hasea it our :g 
     
     MINE” RACING lent were all 3 for 4 at the plate his great playl. - ' - 
     
     SUMMERSIDE — A ill“ pro-r'for the winners, while Joe Thistle) .- 
     
     gram of harness racing awed-[had . 2 (m- 2 day including . DINING d‘Ul‘l’Ohl ' r . 
     
     uledifor LOWII raceway th131walk' C‘ weatherme got the a“, During the non ' ‘ 
     
     even '1" BASEBALL other hit off Cummiskey. society diner Ii! ca 
     
     cm _ stead. pharmacy a i 5. Sims the BIS center held- his own set of W "I “'1 
     
     the Bike Shop. Memorial Fielm or played an outstanding game. ornamental case. 
     
     0.15 pm. ' 
     
     SOFTBALL ( .__' 
     
     SUMMERSIDE— Coastal Mo- ' 
     
     vars at Enman Drug in the‘ 
     
     Prince County League. Queen! 
     
     Elizabeth Park. 5.15 pm. . 
     
     CITY -— All Stars at the Mar-3 
     
     inera in the City Softball League} ., 1 
     
     5 pm. at Memorial Field. ‘ ’f‘j‘ 
     
     TRACK AND FIELD  “fi‘ 
     
     CITY — The Islanders Track “’5‘, 
     
     and Field Club, CharlottetownI ‘ 7' 
     
     Division. will hold a full dress) Always there "‘ 
     
     practice at Memorial Field 6.15 ' fl 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     with ready cash . . . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Flying Hawks E 
     
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     For Vacation Expense.  
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the lead until the horses hit the in 2.104 .13. . - 50° “N‘- . or an God reason. 
     
     «no.  new no-       (-   i'i..°:. in .“e.  w-  m a-  Whi BIS io-i —1 9 
     
     lied 011 turn and want tured invitational was the fast- a I p x a a? an Showed the “tent 0‘ the 0V“ I 
     
     I for the wire. est mile of the night. Nellie .1 "'3 °“"' “we” “9 d‘d“ ‘ “"1" ms challense in whet ll "11“ Joe omiskey. making h i s $5000 to $5 00000 
     
     My M5” 7'45 ‘ Edgcwood Scott, on the out (2.1s). Terryland (2.1a), Tnlaa ‘ we" SRB shootlns with wind-amt: tint start for Jolumie’s Flying ' ,,. 
     
     ggwpgyWI/al “d. "and m. m m”. cm 30. (“2.4). Broom Gnu“ Bob 'Slelgh started for lumen and sling. awln. threw a three-hitter at r w 
     
     WCJW 4 down the outside for second (2.1”) and Meadow Bird (2.12- Plum'bm! “d W91" 3 3" in!" L- 6- Cue d Amt-ralli- end 513 day eliter- _ 3 ’ 
     
     ,IIAZ67 p! [c .' niple WNW. Adi“ 3) w". on,” wine“ ings before he was replaced by J. A. Smlt of South Africa m in l 011-1! “11008110 60mm“. h . 
     
     5; ,4»): at near the wire and leaving Bob The daily double combination Jack Grabowskl. The amen re a the five compet- lmfhel’lgi’dlgt 33" gig“);ng NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED M, 
     
     70*); MD A”, Brook in mm on Terrylnd “d Tum Joe ,9. sent 14 men to the plate in the lions who made the next-best 60 “ml W ‘7 240 much" {mm Con“, cm . ,3. 
     
     A”; ’ ' turned 334,90. 9 (m), race «fourth frame against Sleigh. bel- There were 22 scores of 07. mu" m 
     
     57 Mal/#72” Kelly Blackstone. the other . Jo. Mme med 0., the ‘ 
     
     R 1”")! Yonkers hm. in oils on Broom Grattan and ins out seven hits and scours These included Canadians Pie N for an Irish but mm 1m... 
     
     (Var/#77, ! W5 M57 broke coming up to the with“ m ' $123.10 and nine runs. Sleigh struck out one I". Sewell of Winnipeg. m w mum 'm a” m ’9- 
     
     l/V {I‘M m “d "v" d” “twin” the seventh race quinella on and walked one. Hopper rapped LAC Jim A. Hennock of Cold Mus m the Hawk, had, 9 4  
     
     I" my the 1, Driven by Sydnev Youn Topper and Private Ike out 'two doubles and a single for Lake, Alta.. and F-Sgt. Mike P. m '9‘,” m on eight Mu]  B Om St.  - _ y 
     
     0‘ [Ewkp 47144355”?! Mines N's native Joe Macm- paid 520.40. the RCAF. He was dollowed by Susick of Summerside, P.E.I. Mandolin gave up 0 hits andgb’Sumyner st summit). 435-21 _ 
     
     AKM’S WWW‘” mild, he finished last behind . M 
     
     J . 54”,“553') Dee's Boy in fifth. .441 
     
     Min/1k mummu‘ In other dflhfll. the “1103- V Ni 
     
     mm year-old pacer Splurge won the . .= 
     
     ’ first and tour-1h in 2.11 is and . .i... 
     
     v 2.14 4-5. Just Gary won the sec- . 
     
     - 0nd in 2.13 3-5, Oil Capital the 
     
       third in 2.10, Peppy Gallon the 
     
     ' fifth in 2.13, Dr. Dudley (the 
     
     ily THE CANADIAN PRESS iel (9) and Bertell. sixth in 2.09 2,5, and Roxie Tass I . 
     
     SATURDAY St. Louis 015 110 003—11 111 the “(him in 2.14 3-5. 15. ‘ 
     
     ' . American League New York 200101000— 4110 M 
     
     New York \ zoomoooo— 3 so Sadecki, (10-6) R.~ Taylor (a) T811110 (01’) —- Tim M V ' .1 
     
     Washington 010 010000— 2 50 and McCarver; staliard, (5-11) no double winners on the eighth . . p l 
     
     I'Bouton, (8-7) Hamilton (8). Sutherland (4), Wakefield (7). dash harnessmmgcardatilu fl 
     
     Mik sen (9) and Howard; Hunter (9) and Taylor. HR: Truro Raceway Saturday. 0   x    t, 
     
     Stenhouse, (0-5) Ridzik (9) and NY——Altman (3). Fastest time of the afternoon. 5 
     
     Brumley. HRs: NY—Kubek (4). V my 
     
     Ws'h-Skowron ()3) " SUNDAY (a), Wyatt (9) and Bryan. Hits: _ 1H , 
     
     Baltimore 104020000—7141 n America“ “a!” Chi—Nicholson (10). Ward (11). , 
     
     Cleveland 300 000 001— 4 13 1 Second . V. 
     
     McNally. (7-5) Miller (9) and New York 01°11’00" ’ 5° Chic-go 100010270-11111 . 
     
     Brown: John (2.9) Sie rt (3), Cleveland 101000x—3 40 Km“. C, mulm4 33 
     
     McMahon (5). Abernathy (8) ‘6'”? ""“l "‘ 7"“ “m Fisher, Wilhelm (5-5) (7) ond 
     
     Siebert (3). Molten-n  Ans-r- Williams and Howl"): Ramo- M. "in; Drabowsky, Wyatt 
     
     nathy (8) and Azoue. HRS: :30 AZNIE- (5.5) (7), Pena (8), Grzeéida w 
     
     H - Brant 2 '10'. Rnbmson " (9) and Edwards. HRS: ' _ 
     
     i310). “WSW” momm“ 5‘ -— Robinson (9), Ward (12).  
     
     Boston 000000010— 1 50 "91”" "WWW—2 3‘ K.C.——Jimenez 2 (10), Colavito .. 
     
     Detroit 10201211x— 3110 Roberts. H-‘drllx (4-2) ,‘71- (19). .1 
     
     Barley. (0.]! Cwanswick (6), Miller (9) and OI‘SlI’lO: Aguirre N.“onal League Ir: 
     
     Grav (8) and Tillman: Sparma (2-4). Gladdm! ‘9) Tee‘ 5t, Lou]. at Pittsburgh. 2, ppd "f 
     
     (34', and Freak-m, HT‘K' Rag... han. Rs: Ralt.-——Roblnaon (11). "m. . f, 
     
     Tillman (7L neg .. wnnd (1). Dot—Demeter (9). Fir“  
     
     Wert (5). G. Thomas (6). d Loa Angelea 000100101— s 02 .. 
     
     Chicago on!) 000 000-— 0 41 Pa'i- 1°0‘MM01—3 “0 Chicago 000002 004- 5 90 
     
     L05 Aug, 000 100 Mix... 1 70 Detroit 002 000 0002— 4131 Mower. B. Miller (3,5) (7),: 
     
     Talbot. 12-2) KF‘PI‘WPI‘ “3’- . - Barb” 'm' “811 Perranoski (9) and Roseboro: ‘ 
     
     Wilhelm is) and McNertney. (8)- W19? '4-5,‘ ‘9‘ and Brown Buhl (11-4) and Bertell. HRS: 
     
     Martin (8): Chance (6-5) d Lau (9): Lolich. qherrv (m5) 'A._Roubm.o (3). cm_.._wn. 
     
     Rodgers. HR: LA—Adcock (1). (9). and Roarke- HR: Bali—APE" hams (21), 
     
     Minnesota 110 021000— 5 90 mm (5). [Second 
     
     Kansas City 000 010 003— 4 91 . Wire! =Los Angeles 000000006- 6100 
     
     Pascual, (10 6) Pleis (9),‘ Boston 000020 300—5 80 Chicago 000010 010— 2 91 
     
     Kliprstein (9) and Battey: Washington 2000110 100— 3120 Ortega, B. Miller (a). Brewer 
     
     Pena, (7-9) Stock (6), Plister Lamabe (7-7). Hellner (7). (2.2) (a) and Camilll. Roseboro 
     
     (9) and Bryan: . Minn—- Radatz (7) and Nixon: Daniels ( (3); Broglio. Ellsworth (10-10) 
     
     Mincher (14). Versailes (9) (5-7), Harman (7). Kline (9) and (9). McDaniel (9); I". Burdette 
     
     key—men (6) B-nmn-y. Rs: Bsn.—Mantilll (9). Shanta (0) and Bertell. 
     
     N810”) [£82110 (10). Wash—Valentine (4). Firs 
     
     Cincinnati 000 003 000— 3 10 0 Second Milwaukee 004 000000-— 410 0 
     
     Phlla. 000 000 001— l 5 1 Boston 001001 100— 8 7 l Phlla. 000100020— ! 50 
     
     Nuxhall. (7-4) Ellis (8) and wach. 1400030211—10142 Blaslngame (2-1). Tiefenauer 
     
     Edwards; Bunnin". (9-3) Bald- Morehead (5-10), Hei'i'ner (5), (8). Olivo (8) and Torre; Short 
     
    
   
   
    
     s'chun (9) and Dairymple. Connollv (7) and Tillman: Koch (7-5), Green (5). Wise (6) Roe, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Ans. 105.10" 900—11153 (3-4). Ridzik (7) and anm- buck (8) and Dalrymple. I-IRr' 
     
    

    
     Houston 110 410 002—9152 ley. 5: 05. —- Conigllaro Phi'" —-Callison (13). » 
     
    

    
     L. Miller. B. Miller (4). Per— (16). Wash—King (14). Sec!“ 'l 
     
     ranoski (4-4) (5), Brewer (9) FIRST Milwaukee 000120 201—6100 
     
     and Roseboro: Bruce, Raymond Minnesota 000000010—1 40 Phlla. 110000000— 2 81 
     
     (4-3) .(4), Owens (6). Jones (8) Los Angeles 000001001—2 30 Fischer (3-0). “cell (3) and 
     
     and Grote.1-IRs: L .Davis Stiuman (5-7) and Battey; Bailey; Mahaffey (7-4), Bald- 
     
     (5). T. Davis (4). Newman (7-3) and Rodgers. schun (7) and Dairymple. Hill: ‘ 
     
     Mil. 010 M". 004 ()2— 9152 HR.—LA—Torres (4). Mil—Bolling (5), Mathews (11).: 
     
     Pittsb’gh 00010203101— 8120 Second ' First 
     
    

    
     Lemaster, Tiei‘enauer (8). Sa- Minn. 0000001100— 2 91 Cincinnati 000000000—0 50 
     
     dowskl (9). Cloninger (8-8) (9) LA. 110 0010001— 3110 New York 000000001— 1 51 
     
     Olivo (11) and ’l‘orre: Gibbon, Arrigo. Klippstein (5), Worth- Jay (4-6) and Edwards: Cilco 
     
     McBean (9), Butters (9), Priddy ington (1-2) (8). Pleis (10) (4-11) and Gender. 
     
     (9), Sisk (1-3) (10) and Paglia- and Henry‘ D. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ' (-)(10)adRod- Cnnnna 
     
     (8" Dunba 41 n New York , isomoox— 5130 
     
     First Purkey (3-6) Duren (6) Henry 
     
     Chicano 100 001010—3 80 (0) and Edwards: Lary (1-0) 
     
     Kansas City 000000 010-— 1 50 and Gender, Cannizzaro (9). 
     
     Buzherdt (6-4) and McNert- , HRS—Cin—Johnson (9). NY— 
     
     ney: O'Donoghue. (6-5) Seguie Hunt (4). 
     
    
   
   
    
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     (3 - 3) and Heller: 
     
     Slaughter. (2-3) Schurr (5). El- 
     
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