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Charlottetown Driving Park‘iI (Claude O'Bricnt 4 pried the lid off its 1964 harnessBlake Hanover (G. Chappellt racing season Saturday 7 and some 800 fans helped oele-Lliitlher 1H. Steadt 8 trade at the action~filled open.lPerfect Hal iL. Kellyl 5 ct. l'I‘ruelna Lou (R Anneari 66

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Giants, Orioles Gain Victories

3NEW YORK lAPl—San Fran- l lief pitching preserved a 2-1 cisco Giants and Baltimore Or- t Baltimore victory over Minne- ioles edged back into the major sota that gave the Orioles to.) league leads Saturday. spot in the American.

Tom Haller‘s two — run homel The victory. coupled with De- ‘ in the ninth inning gave theitroit's 4-3 defeat of Chicagot Giants a 4-2 victory over Philn- ; White Sox. putt he Orioles in ‘ delphia and knocked the. Phil- i first place—as of Saturday—. lies off the top run in the Na- : by one percentage point. .660 tot tional League. Stu Miller's re- ‘ .659 for the White Sox. 'l‘nei M“”—————“ Giants top the Phillies .604 to

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