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§ The Gearan, Chiarlottctown, Mon, June 7, 1968. , | HURRAH WINS FEATURE :

2: Double Dash Winners In Opening Night's Card

By JIM CULLEN...“ ; White. Lady at Sports

Prince County Track Winners

_“ By NORMAN MacDONALD

~~ 2t Bth: 3.80, 210, 210; 280, 225-

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Bob’s Girl (R. MacKenzie) 4, Tume: 2.12:2

Willard’s Choice (L. Kelly) 3) 6TH RACE

Pick (D. MacNeill} 6 Janet M. (EA. Bernard) 7/| Sunny King (W. Craig)

: 260,! Ellen Joyce (O. Willis)

260; 3.30. : Highland Rogue (J. Time: .2.12:3. : * Hennessey

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School Athlete, Billy Mac- 210; 299, 2.10;

Kinnon, was top individual pointgetter in the boys’ sec- tion of the provincial track

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Triple Jamp: 1. Gerry Mac- Donald, Kensington; 2. Billy MacKinnon, SDHS; 3. Garry Desborough, SHS. Distance 3 feet 10% inches.

Pole Vault: 1. Joe Cheverie, Tignish: 2. Joe Rogers, Souris; 3. Bob Semple, Kensington. |

Mile relay: 1. Athena High: Souris: 3. SHS. Time 4 min. 3.2, secs.

Discus: 1. Omar Mortin, Tig- nish; 2. Tom Ryan, Souris; 3. Bill Conohan, Montague.. Dis- tance 111 feet 4 inches.

12 lb. shot: 1. Gerald Smith,

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High jump: rwCc: 2 gue: 3. couche. Height 5 feet 2 inc'

Broad jump: 1 Frank Ross,

nish: 3. Brendon Gallant, Stella Maris. Distance 16 feet 9 inches. |

Hop, step and jump: 1. Frank Ross. QCHS; 2. Bob Hello, SHS: 3. George Cheverie, Tignish. Distance 36 feet 10 inches.

Pole vault: 1. Robert Waugh, PCVH: 2. George Cheverie, Tiz- |

Legionnaires Beat Grand River

SUMMERSIDE — The local Mayne, Kensington: 2 Noreen |

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Also Featuring

Adults $1.25

Races Clyde the Trained Buffalo

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New York @0e 000 eoe— 6 50 Pitts. 000 621 60x— 3 61 Spahm, (46) Lary (7) and Cannizzaro; Veale (6-2) and Pagliaroni. HR: Pitt mente «{1). : -Detreit 000 000 100— 1 51. Cleveland 000 300 25x—10 116) Sparma (43) Gladding (5), Nischwitz (7), Regan (8) and

Freehan; Kralick (2-4) Bell (8) | and Carreon. HRs: Det—Horton |

(il). Gleve—Alvis (7). ~ .

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Les Angeles 601630 000— 4 91

Milwaukee 000 00 Goe— 6 60 Drysdale (1-3) and Roseboro;

Kelley (-1) Sadowski (5), Nie-

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Les Angeles 100 000 300— 4 60

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HRs: LA—Gilliam (2). Mil—

Oliver (2) (3). 'man-

First Houston 500 610 400—10 12 0 St. Leuis 300 000 G80— 1 71 Raymond (22) and Brand; Gadecki (25) Taylor (1), Briles (3), Schultz (8) and

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Hoc-| HRs: Wash. Howard (11). Minn. | handled by Thomas Hall, Earl ‘N).

Mahaffey, Baldschun (3), Be- ilinsky (3), Wagner (1-1) (4), (9) and Dalrymple; Jackson, (3-7) Humphreys (3), Hendley (4), Me Daniel (5),| Fran Whitlock, QCHS. Broglio (7) and Bailey. HRs: i i (3) Rojas | Stuart (6). Chi—Clemens | (2) Santo (11). Williams (6). SUNDAY High First Prince of Wales College, 000 000 100— 1 41 ed im team aggregate |New York 022 602 00x— 6118 with 148 points. John (43), Locker (3), Wills; Athletes from Souris, Morell | (6). Bollo (8) and Schaffer, | and Montague garnered a total Martin (8); Ford (56), Reniff | of 57 points for Kings County. (8). and Edwards. HR: Chi—;| During the course of the pro- | Hansen (6). | Chieage 000 000 008 @ 32) ‘New York 302 223 @0x—I2 121, Shirley White Pizarro, (0-1) Howard (1) Bollo | behalf of the Wills (7) and

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Morehead, Ritchie (1-1) (5),' at one Earley (7), Radatz (7) and Till-| schools. = Buschhorn, Dixon (5), | 31

ossi (0-1) (7), Pena (8) Hun- Stuart Burbine and Charlie Bal- ™@ 31. Mac-| ter (8) and Bryan. HRs: Bos— lem. Starter was Dave Boswell: Bill Acorn Jr. end Ken i Jones (2). KC—Harrelson (3). | Track Judges: Lean 32.

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Minnesota 111 200 33x—11 14@ George O'Donnell; Clarence major league Oretega, (66) Narum (4), Rid- Gallant; Eric Sheen: Charles lost records in zik (5), Kline (7) and Brum- Linkletter: Pau! Mullins: Edcar Natienal League

ley: Boswell, Pleis (30) (5), MacDonald and Alfred Groom. Los Angeles, Koufax (23) at Kreutzer (8) and Zimmerman.| Presentation of awards was Philadelphia, Burdette (0 - 2),

Oliva (10), Zimmerman (1). Cannon and Chester MacDon- Baltimore nnn One NO @ 72) ald. Les Angeles 110 601 60x—3 56

American League . Detroit, McLain (1-3)\at Los James Pendergast of Chariot- Angeles, Chance (4-4) New-

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ember 4th.: Palmer, (2-1) Hall (6) Miller | tetown, who was Honorary Re- man (63), (N). ‘ Gordon Kelly, Summerside; | (8) and Brown; May (35) and feree of the meet, also was call- New York, Bouton (35) at ' Veomtionst Seats Rev. Don- Suameanaine = " |"Gheedead $s wer) , i 4 s 7 presentations. _ Cleveland, Tiant (5 - 3) : ald McLennon, Mt. Stewart; WAGES HIGHER Meet patrons ‘were: Lieuten- Minnesota, Grant (5-0), (N). THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Gifford Gillis, Charlottetown;| The average hourly earnings | ant-Governor WJ MacDon- Chicago, Buzhardt (41) at : James Dyment, Northam; Allan | of Canadian workers last year ald: Premier W.R §haw. Han. Boston. Lonborg (43), (N). Colligat, O'Leary were $2.19, up from $1.95 in 1963.| L.G. Dewar, Provingial Minis-' Only games scheduled. . _ si ca ti : rite Cee, — -» + inl it fara - e- On cad ae. -

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