Pierre Rossignol Leads Cup Trials

MONCTON (CP) — Pierre former junior king, fired the Rossignol, a. young belter from top round Sunday, He had a 71.

was then that the world was made.”

By GEOFFREY MILLER , LONDON (AP)—Ron Clarke of Australia set the most fantas- tie of all his world records Sat-

At, # miles, with one lap to go, e was clocked in 11:- 51.3 and was now only 2% sec- onds inside schedule.

said Lindgren was the man whe ; made the race. . “He made the pace in the

Bathurst’s Gowan Brae club. Richard Bagnell of Fredericton | fourth lap,” Clarke said. “That opened a- one-stroke lead after was Saturday's leader with a| urday—12:52.4 for the three tae, , i : “ is 36 holes in the 90-hole trials to 74. He rocketed to a 79 yester- | miles—in a history-making run a oe Se We veenins — — a ar shiekine’ "Yule neete be ; decide the New Brunswick — day for a 36-hole score of 153. at London's White City Stadium. further and further away from “With four laps to go, he was last lap. Can I: make it?” Prince Edward Island golf As | Sixty-five amateurs are play- No man had ever cracked 13 Lindgren as the crowd became ‘till pressing me. He is a great wasn’t the last lap.” sociations Willingdon cup team. {ng in the trials, restricted to. minutes before. excited little runner, National records also

The final 54 holes will be golfers with handicaps of ‘The amazing 28-year-old : “That was the stage at which broken by Lajos Mecser of

stralian knocked eight seconds \GIVES LINDGREN CREDIT 1 made my biggest effort. I gary, third in 13:07.6, and

played in-the N:B.-P.E.J. ama- or less teur championshivs July 19-2) & CHARLOTTETOWN at Fredericton. The 90-hole sys- In the first 16 holes of *tem to decide the four-member ,total 90-hole trials, high team is, an inovation for the at Charlottetown’s association.- All golfers who are Course Saturday kept par 71 as | trying for a-team berth are re- unreachable target. | quired to play the full five| Heading-the field with a| rounds. oe ee 74 was Richard r the Pagnell, Fredericton. — a member of =| Seas’ tan tae oo N.B.-P.E.1. junior team were a stroke behind with 75s. year, carded rounds of 75-73-148.|They were Kees Huibers of Par for the Belvedere course at Restigouche, Charlottetown, __where—__Satur-Fredericton and P. Rossignol of was played, is 72. Bathurst.

off his old record of 13:00.4.

That was set at Compton. Calif, last month and- is still awaiting ratification.

Clarke made his new mark on a track made heavy by rain. He. ran the last three-quarters of a mile on his own, with no — runner within yards of

knew I had-to break him. It Graham of Ireland, fourth.

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ine barrier as the bell went for ‘By_W. R. WHEATLEY “ + ast of the 12 laps. v yw. RK. . . |day, with a pro-amateur tourna- Rico and Bruce Crampton ’ Clarke came down the final TORONTO (CP) — The 56th (ment. scheduled for today at the | Australia. Player was Straight lapping stragglers in Camadian Open Golf Ohampion- | Mississaugua Course and @ place in the pro - am

Afterwards, however,. Clarke

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Par for the Moncton links-is 70-.Two strokes back .of leader ; an P | , Sunday's 18 holes were played .Bagnell were six players —Bill i the-race.—s ship, with an’ entry list like (qualifying round at the Mark- ately after his arrival. 4 at the Moncton Golf Club. |Bishop of Saint John Riverside, ig the Australian also holds the Who's Who of golf, received a land Wood course. = a3

‘orld records or pending rec- boost Sunday when Gary Ployer |sNEAD ENTERED ‘COURSE TIGHTENED -,

Lou Beatty of Woodstock and Bill Beer of Charlottetown; Bi!l Bishop of Saint John river- Gene Mealy of Riverside; Ned | side, two former Willington-cup~-Bean-of- +--Ron-Van-- team members, share second buskirk of Moncton and Lou place at 149. Both toured the | Beattie of Woodstock, N.B. island course with a four-over- Soft Fairways, hard greens par 76. hey had 73s Sunday. and almost windless conditions

Doug MacAfee of Sussex, B. made for lower scores on the M.~ Wirvin of Riverside, Bill par 70 Moncton course Sunday. Beer of Charlottetown and Gene The final 54 holes of the ser- Mealey of Riverside’ are dead-|ies to decide the New Bruns-

Early arrivals for practice , THe Mississaugua Course hes

‘rounds - also included veteran. bee”. tightened for the . ! Sam. who—has.won—the-ment from a 72 to par.

I The fou Conetinn Open: ties. been cut from par fives to fi

|In addition the course has ‘lengthened, to 6828 yards from

ords for 10 miles, 10,000 metres Showed up at the Mississaugua (about 6% miles) and 5,000-Club course and declared him- {Metres _(3_ miles, 188 yards), self ready for a shot at the

RUSHAWAY CHIEF BY AN (Sen te P ao — ‘title that has always eluded

: the | him. The entry list for the Open at

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aes a ae at cbvetineals We God. elped by Gerry Lindgren ‘orced to withdraw from the | present stands at 253. There are W. Craig nips Far Stride at Park Saturday. Mystery Judy frey’s Photo Service

| of Spokane, Wash. They ran so |British Open last week because |99 exempti ’ : | , , tions from qualifying. fast that experts thought ‘of a neck injury, the little | 4 Pe ge ‘ ‘the normal’ 6420, largely ° the wire in the fifth dash at placed third in the heat. The : could never keep up the pace |South African flew into Toronto Heron ee aun ~< jlengthening the tees. ? — ; nee took second in 18:-|Saturday night and promptly |After the second round Thurs-| The galleries are assured of (04.2—the fastest ever by am (telephoned surprised but glad-|day the starting field will be cut |Plenty of choices to follow im

¢\ locked with 150. Mealey, Beer wick- Prince Edward Island - . ; pone. 3 u and MacAfee are former team Willingdon Cup team will be the ee dened tournament officials. |to 70 lows and ties. ithe field — Jack Nicklaus, members. MacAfee played on Provincial Amateur Tourna-| in e in eC a S in n e r his was how Clarke’s run Before setting out on a casual| Under the extensive exemp- |Arnold Palmer, Tony Lema and the squad last year. |ment at Fredericton beginning | went: \Practice round Sunday, Player |tion regulations none of the Kel Nagke, among them. Nagle

| better known players on the |won last year at Montreal and

Dave Irving of Fredericton, .a | July. 19.

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: | and was 4.20 seconds inside his |“‘I'll be okay. tomorrow.’ He

Pe te world record schedule. suffered the injury while doing

n a r {it the halfway mark, 1% |$ome of his exercises in a bath |deygo-this test are Adrien Big- |onto Weston club.

mre he bbe clocked 6:26.0 | tub. |ras of Montreal, winner a week | Snead is the only three-time

ae ee eight seconds inside |. The trouble, he said, is with ago of the Quebec Open cham- | winner, but his last victory was

RACES FIVE AND EIGHT — a a “washer,” a disc between two |pionship, and .the runnerup, jin 1941, Doug Ford has won

Rushaway Chief (W. Craig) 14 thin —- wae start the vertebrae. ‘Frank Whibley of Kitchener. itwice.

Far Stride (D. MacNeill) 21 | his soaite “ looked over| “There's still pain but this, The pro-am lineup includes @| Top prize money 1s $20,000,/

Lindgren, : and | weather will loosen up the neck. | generous assortment’ of highly- | and second place is worth $12;

At one mile he clocked 4:15.4 |Said his neck is still sore but tour will have to qualify. Among | Palmer hit his first win on the |Canadian players who must un- |Tegular tour in 1955 at the Tor-

At Ch'town

‘e e Drivi Nine single winners highlight- | Syndicate Stable.

ed the Racing card at the| Pays: $4.10, 2.10, 2.10, Charlottetown driving spark Sa- | RACE THREE

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- evening. The crowd al-| Mighty Warrior (C. Willis) 1 | Mystery Judy (R. MacFay- : | Is Oldest Body ine eae ‘a tug of war which Challenger Pick-(D- MacNeill) 2 = i 8-8 beng the little American |I feel fine otherwise. This would ranked pros, including Billy 000. a was won by the Maritime Tug | Vernon River Gal (S. White) 3 | Fair Gail (J. Pound) 4dnt i me ane, ‘mopped be-|be a long way to come if I Casper, winner of the Western | The low profession in the pro Ty War Chuimaiand trem R64 | Mias-Jo-30-(C.-Murghy) 4| Billy G. Command (E, Clow) 53 ind, and. Clarke ground < om [werent sure of playing.” |Open a week ago; Doug Ford, |amateur tournament gets $500 MONTREAL (onthe Ca- san alies for ying an Point. "| Royal Hi Direct (I. Neill) 5| Miss Heather Hal (J. Hen- . (210: = The $100,000 championship Canadian: Open winner in 1963, and the pro of the low team nadian Wheelmen’s Association |mant."’ Lachance became na- Chief's Gal reigned by W. ee sar (J. — : a ee 62 T CK 9 sic proper gets under way Wednes- Chi Ea Rodriguez of Puerto | $400. The total jackpot is $5,000. claims to be Canada’s oldest, /tional president and, in Jan- Craig paced home in S| ee aie a EER = ee RA RACTI | CE - = continuous sports body but 1s |uary, 1961, the headquarters. |the —s _ De tear as : : ae tee by F. Mac-| There will be an important / . / only now emerging from’ in- |were shifted to Montreal. in see icin | Was Ota ‘ Pavs: $4.40, 3.10, 2.10: 2.40, , "ack practice for all athletes at : : : fancy. Roy, a vice-president at the # new mark of 2.10 in id 760| . Mighty Warrior owned by C.|2.20:230 |. =~ ~S«s «Ss Memorial Field this evening be- ew ead an S e er ne P That's the opinion of president |time, replaced Lachance asthe dash. The double paid rege | wae 7 we by C. | 2.20; 2: $4.2. 210, 210: 2.10, | Zinming at 6:30. Full attendance | ; Pau!Eugene—Roy, 9%, -a_mild-| president. last_Nov, 14. The as- |The third dash featured the | ioe oo 30, 3.60: 260. iene A: _ 2.0. | ts requested by Jock Kane. | mannered, bilingual insurance [sociation now has a paid secre- Quinella and a ae ee = | ae 90, 3.60; , | 2.10; 2.30. i I a :

“ galesman,’ who never rode in tary and publicity, man, both (Peoteager Pick led the field | RACES FOUR AN mice ox ANe.“an. | Southport Ball MHASH SYCNOIOGICalrropiem bike race in his life. The asso- joao : a re _ is elatt nger } a Four, AND SEVEN | Mr.°McElwyn Key (C. Wool- t port | ciation is the governing body |modern, two-room ce i | Ripover (D. Simmons) ridge) 15 In the Southport and District | : . ai :

a bank in suburban Duvernay, | The fifth dash was probably | The Sheik (H. Poulton) Captain Chief (D. MacNeill) 23 |Bantam and Midget league, By JACK SULLIVAN book, tend to his business as |says Ken Twigg of Toronto; who

for cycling in Canada, a sport that has ‘made a strong come- back during the last. five years.

Membership in the national body is 2,500, of whom 200 are competitive riders. The others

are members-at-large, most of |

them -enthusiasts like Roy.

The association, founded in 1882 by ‘Toronto cyclists, had a

_ peak membership of 100 dur-

ing the early. 1900s. But interest faded in subsequent decades and“the association was reduced to the status of a private club for a handful’of Toronto die- hards. oe

Roy says the spark that ig- nited the comeback was the staging of a six-day indoor bike race in September, 1963, at Montreal's _ Paul Fans jam the 5,000 - seat arena. for - entire six days and the boo on.

But the stage for the come-

Georges Lachance of Ste. Foy,

Sauve Arena.

where Roy lives. The Duvernay mayor, another enthusiastic cy-

the most thrilling of the even- Garth's Best (A. Smith)

Avalon “Worthy (D. Wisener)

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cling fan, provides the office for a token $1 a year. | “It ts only now that I can say we are on the road to making | ;a comeback in the sport,” says Roy. ‘We have left the infancy stage, are entering the teen-age stage and moving rapidly toward maturity.”

A big project at the moment is the staging of the world cy-

1967, the year of the Montreal World’s Fair. The International ‘Cycling Union will rule on Can- vg application im March, 1966.

Roy first developed his inter- ‘est--inthe—sport—as—a—bicycle— salesman and dealer for 10° years before he moved into the ford, Conn., he came to Mont- real with his-parents.

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insurance field. Born in Hart- |" -at-the-age——

Princess Mark (Dr. A.B. Kelly) My. Haven -‘C Smith)~-

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Times: 2.11; 2:10:1.

Mr. McElwyn Key owned by C. Woolrdige.

Princess Mark owned by Dr. A.B. Kelly.

a nose over Cool (J. Exactor on this race paid 12.50 sere J —— 3 In ‘the seventh and eight dash- Billy Ri oe ee re a eae Sehr ee te a ee eS tride won Oo pay eae

11.90 for the second double. a ‘There no races a

Cuntiotistows: Pah this Week| Googe pee ne? on account of the Lobster Car- | Pays: cise f ‘0, 2.60: 5.0, nival- dashes-in Summerside.-—_|-9 79:97) — Set

Pays: $4.4, 3.10, 250;4-3.0,

Ellen Joyce +O. Willis) 52] Shelton Byrd (W: Craig) 66) Kim Sue ‘S. Stead) Ldér

jthere is 1 game slated for this) Canadian Press Sports Editor jevening. The Dodgers and | A few months ago when Peter + Cards will play at 6:30. iSnell_ set a world record of | 3:54.1. for the mile, his mn i : Hal Lydiard said that was noth- | Montague Ball ing. A 3:50 mile was within the

{grasp of the 26-year-old wonder

Montague Baseball Schedule. boy from New Zealand.

| Monday July - 12th. Clinie-by | —-Snell would do it this year be- {Don LeClair. lcause he was getting a little |__2.30 p.m. “A” Little Leaguers |tired of galloping around the | 40 pm. Bantams. : world’s cinder paths picking up | 6.30 p.m. Juveniles. !gold medals and world records. | |He would retire in 1966, write a

BASEBALL

7 : MMARY Pays:. $9.60, 4.50, 2.20; 3.20, | 2.60; 2.50. ; ee One 2.20: 2.20. | Pays: 96.60. 3.40, 8.40. Chief's Gal (W. Craig) 1 Evangel (E. Bernard) 2

ROUNDUP .

SATURDAY 020 002 101— 6 110 Reta . Noonan 6 _ {Chicago ee os (trae). 7 National League ; | Baltisnore 000 400 000— 4 60) Triflite (——) ~~ St. Louis 000-001. 101—.3_71/ Peters,_Locker (31) (4), Time: 2.14. ¥ ~~ Chicago i 030 110 00x—! 5 5@ Fisher (7) and Romano, Mar- Chief's Gal owned by J. R.|_ Washburn (56) Briles (6), |tin (7); Roberts, Haall (7-3) (7), Williams. ee ‘Schultz (7) and Uecker; Ells- |S. Miller (9) and Brown: HRs: | Pays:_3.70,-2.70,.2.20.___|worth (10-4) and Bailey. HR: |Chi—Hansen '7), Robinson (8).

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public relations man for a to-|has been in the track game for |bacco company and let the|more than 10 years and |world runners try to get under.|brought Sneli to the Toronte jthe magic 3:50 clocking. _ International meet last June 10. Track experts were inclined! ‘Usually, the cure isn’t more to go along with Lydiard’s pre- races. It’s-a rest. diction. Here was a chap who! “His loss to Bill Crothers in Came out of nowhere to win the |tne-ga9 at Toronto was the start

800 metres at the 1960 Olympic ; Games in Rome, added two|% Snell’s problem. Th at must

‘more firsts in the 880 yards and |have affected his confidence be- Mile at the 1962 British Empire jcause he had beaten Crothers- | Games and soundly whipped /four times before and, when the world in both the 800 and you analyze that race, you will

Three Canadians In Bisley Final

There will be a ball practice for the Intermediates this even- | ing “at 6:15. It will be at Mem-- ‘orial Field.

i MAR. RACING

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| BISLEY, England /Reuters)—

‘Three Canadians—sc-ored_10_

{bull’s-eyes out of 10 in service < : \rifle events Saturday in the

SYDNEY (CP) — There! two-double_winn n here.

leight-dash harness ra cing. ‘two of "haat; Cpl. Derek G. ‘HITS SLUMP

|eard here Saturday night. |Daines, a tool and diemaker

|would soon shoot that figure ‘for Olympic or Briti famed shooting competition | down je Olemeic 6 Dae

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'1,500 metres at the Tokyo Olym- ‘note that Crothers out-kicked | pies last October. ‘Snell in the final stages and no Pd vee ie sadenitiet king of one had ever done that._ ‘ <m and milers and} “7-think :

even after Michel Jazy. of | with cated ae France lowered his mile mark) “He has set himself up & to 3:53.6 in a June 9 race at | pretty rough world tour and he Hennes. Prone lt : +is-hitting-athletes-in-an-off-year. Senerally conceded that Snell ‘These guys are not building up z ,

in flames. | pe ' = wie _ Games, they’re “just

jority of them are running bet-

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a Quebec City suburb. His area} He hopes for a long tenure as After six straight losses in ter than they've ever run be-

___had. remained ‘‘a little hot bed” | president “to provide _continu- _3.|Les Angeles 200 060 000— 8 101 Baltimore __ 000 302 OOx— 5 51 |< tay Lad and—Noral.-Hal-.Ctrom-Calgary,-and-S: raight “logees in |e egans : 9 cysling. (asians se alized lity. forthe things we have | u x eee eee “T78Y “Wael °7) "SH [fen bicked up fora wina, a Sneak inaaan, tial oe ee “that it would be up to Quebec, |piaaned to make cycling the Freight (N. O'Briet : _ US-87, Perranoski “Romano,” Schatfer (87 MENally'"" speedy Lad raced in-times of among 21 competitors who hil. at eee teks : cana ” (6) and Roseboro; Cardwell (4-4) S. Miller ‘8) and Brown. | a ah | _are having grave doubts. about cent where the interest was, to re- No. 1 sport in Canada. Willard’s Choice (W. Kelly) 5 2.19.3-5 and-2:17 1-5, the latter the bull with every shot at 300 hi, abili j ° e vive the national body and get| This may be a lofty goal but} Cham (——) 6 | (8-3) Wood (5), Sisk (5), Mc-/ Detroit- 000 000 210 3 98 5 lifetime mark. Noral Hal C. | ily. ibis ability to reach the heights) Abeqweit Electronic : i ards in the Daily Telegraph the sport back on its feet. Roy points to statistics to show | Wayne's Pride( C. Smith) 7 |Bean (9) and Pagliaronj. HR: Kansas City 000 000121— 4 70) won in 2.11 45. opie ereet ian We VR sole ea | : : So, in the fall of 1960, he con-/how interest in the sport is | Dale Regent (D. Weisner). 8 |LA—Lefebvre (5). | MeLain. Sherry (33) (8), Lo-| “Shawfield Imp also set anew "2S. cveot'will be held Tues: MA" Who was shooting for a| Service Centre ducted a well-organized lobby | growing. He says Canadians; Time: 2.10. i ae “Go abe 100 0c 113 lee Dl a aa wioaeee | lifetime mark, winning in 2.17 day : as Sing - secahad te Uae 11 Elm Ave. a of - a s : | to move. Ge aenclation Rand | purchased 20,000 cyclen in. 1008. | _ Wants Lady ooned by Sense | Patia. 100 001 100 14 90 HRs: KC—Rosairo (2), Causey | “3... yi Diane's | Daines was 10th in the Bisley the four-minute mile. Anytime — Anywhere Osteen, B. Miller (45) (7) (1). - ‘pilther ,srinners were Diane's aggregate at Ottawa last year. He just managed it in. his TV- RADIO MARINE RADAR ‘ é F e and Roseboro; Friend, Carpin | Cleveland 000 000 000— 6100. ett 2.5): and J ade ght | Jermey has been on seven Ca- /last two races—3:59.7 in Lon- | INTERCOMMS SHIP. te SHORE . : n (3-0) (8) and Crandall. HR: |Les Angeles 1000000x— 1 51 Jacki Jack had {ficial /nadian teams at Bisley. ' |don a week ago and 3:59.9 in | ANTENNAF 2-WAY RADIO. eTeran MiarKSMaN OUSICK Fe °, | “McDowell. 6) and Sims: 72 rGed ‘ine, taking the face |q7eithirs, Canadian te score /Dubia last Monday, Phone 894-3297 = 7 Nee Yack oes ous ab 19® | Newman (9-7) Lee -(9) and Rod- wath Saai's Bay get aaead a are re eo aarti ee te sa roku aot lJ A. McINNIS P. E. DOYLE - : w o0o— 1 71 . a . John, N.B., ade | four minutes has.satisfied me,” |_" aa | T k T T iP 7 oe: eae casenter tr ae Chichen at Baltimore, ppd. rain ee eee [the sears Wie a ct gd He a et ge wate fale | - q Triandos; Spahn (4-12) Cisco} ohhh. ‘ tain| SACKVILLE DOWNS, N. -§, yards in the Donegall Cup com-|He said’ his legs were going | _lal ce = LWO : top. : rizes ye cues gp ls oT 5106. (CP) — Oil Capital, owned these aia eee eae Summerside a $ , ae anniz-Winnesota 001 210002— 6114 P.S. LeBlanc of Rogersville, | a joes $ physica | J : ; "Veteran marksman M. P. Sus-| Jones Memorial Match which, Edgar Jones = =——iai‘Cé~” Ol oases (6). HRs: Hou ng, Reniff (6) Hamilton |N.B., had the best time among Ee a se saris ae oe oe ee ick of the RCAF. Base in Sum-/Susick won in a three man shoot-| R. L. Clark aan oo eee mos (8) Mikkelsen (25) [eight single winners on a hard | Gay's events May onl ieee | Possibly hi R merside took. the two plumbs of | off. J. C. Davies 4B! oe Fr. do ene 08-. 19) Howard: Kaat, Worth- | ness racing card here~Saturday | a oe ‘es one wise” lene te nv ed con letdown aceway ; the Provincial shoot on Satur-| All prizes, which by the way|H. W. Jones Cm 7120 |ington (5) Pleis (7) Klippstein night, The horse won race sev- \end aggregates eee ee ee ee day as he won the Lt. Governor’s| are listed in the ‘following re- = . 000 000 000— © 22 (8) Fosnow (3-3) (9) and Bat-| en th 2.08 25, ie | : y in Tokyo last October. He ‘ Ottawa Aggregate and the Jones|sult, were presented at the an-| The Jones Memorial Match Marichal (14-7) and Haller; |tey, Zimmerman (9) HRs: Minn! Other winners were Get Even : ULTS had just won his second gold Starters with positions and- Memorial Match.” nual banquet of the Pe Bite = F. ek 1s os - —_— im, Bald- \Versalles (10) Killebrew (16) | (2.09 2-5); King Steven” (2.10 | GOLF RESL ae of om civics, an easy rea Oe aan an Mon- Susick, described by one ex-| Association held immedia’ af- . a schun (/) a orrales, Rojas | 45): Sir Sampson (2.16 35); |- The following are the results |~ n the -1, metres, y, duly . time ‘as “‘one ‘of the § best shots|ter the shoot. --|D.-O. Clark 168 (1). HRs: SF—Davenport (2). | ose . ); ct F kes |2fter a comparative breeze in §-() : Pr Caheds won the Aggregate|The Nicholson Tyre Match J. A. Marshall 166 Milwaukee 021 000 050— 8 80 ieee a aa sits ‘er Dares (212 $3): Fur Auntie Swed oc Oe ee eT Gt a | the 800. 8:00 p.m. se by a margin of 2 points over El-|R. L. Clark 676 | John Thompson 166 Cincinnati — 110 403 00x— 9 131} ie City (10-4) and Freehan: | WaY (2.15): and Homestretch | Country Club over the weekend. Surrounded by reporters, he RACE NO.1& 5 | don MacLean. The Lt. Governors | Scott MacDonald 674|G. J. Rogers 165| Blasingame (9-7) Sadowski ,.“&uTe } ana F reenan, | jen (2.16 96). ; Low Net — Al Johnston, 65. |S@id at the time that he'd give | (7-1) 1. Homestretch Lady was based on the entire weeks | Louis Pheneuf 647 | Fred Younker ' 165/ (4), Nierko (5); Osinski (7) and “Stock (0-4) Hickman (7) and =| Low G B. Irwin, 74 another and then |( 8-1) 2. Pine Ridge Marion - ng---—--—— ¢LP.-C. Woodman 628..Eldon MacLean 165 | Oliver. Torre (4): Nuxhall (5-2) Lachemann. HRs: “Det Brown’ SaINT JOHN, N.B. (CP) —| eo ioe on. C. Heald, 68. | Wit track. were no more | (10-1) 3. Eleanor Patch MacLean won the All Comers | George Davies 622|R. E. Jenkins 164} Mecool (8) and Pavietich. HR: |() Cash (7)—McAul:ffe (11).__| 4 pine-d ash harness facing. ie a ton Giaoe M. Pineau, worlds to conquer for this big, (7-2) 4. Mountain-Marie Aggregate over Susick by. a|Milt Carver oy A, aes: 164 | Mil—Alou (13), Jones (15). Cleveland 900 000 000— 0 71 card, postponed saturday 7% : barrel - chested black - haired ‘ 51) 5. Josedale Co-Pilot margin of one point. This ag-|J.G. Hanlan 546 Comers Aggrega' : | depnailli: Se = |Los Angeles 000 020 00x— 2 80! night because of rain, was re-|— a - great who had beaten the best { 31) 6 April J _ gregate. prize excluded the ee iis a 861 ae $31 | First = Stange (42) Weaver (5): Kra-' established for Monday fight.’ ~~“pwith consummate ease oo -&- Seb) Fe ~Chet-Lynn Roya-— So eanees - a ‘S aa Ti P- ee oe Se ne Stasi a eee ae ee a Wits as at ~Ar7cue: | ss ? : at oo OS ee es =< +-¢ 4} > 8. Phillips ae a “¢ ial Ball. Elon MacLean wD ao |EL W. Jones ee eee te cane ‘Gat and ea fae ‘te jean coed P.E.I. Junior S | saying he has ‘taneel fies RACE NO. 2 & 6 = : ommercia J. A. Marshall 49|D. O. Clark 517 — 4101 ° | . psychological barri . Mary ‘MacLennan Lea 4@g|R. L. Clark $17| Ford (10:8) Ramos (8) and. National League R 6 : ~ ee (5-1) 1. Ima Delegate STANDINGS | as RA Vea ® B.A. McCabe S14)Howard: Perry (6-0) Worthing. | First Game ‘te vai the aly ela Gee Edae Maccan Orie aoe ties chanwion |( 40. Saeie eee erley oe {Soe a ey, Zi - 001 100 010— : bs : # el). 3. Power Kings. 7 1 8% — = G. Scott 4 Scott MacDonald ‘B13iman (9). HR: . Bin-—Versalies Puen oon ann 008 ae iene tee detanmer on eo) The Prince Edward Island | '§ beaten, sthe less chance he ( 3-1) 4. Hallie J. Bankers a. Le * G. E. Lawrence 512 | (9), és Koulix (1S. - 3) -and-‘Torbore,| tus horse had caner St 2.12 Junior Basebalj. team defeated | has king a _recovety,” ( et : ae Way ‘eur 1 OL 6% STANDINGS St _ SUNDAY Roseboro (7); Gibbon '2-). Me-|45 and 2.13 1-5. Adios Peach's | occa at MacCan Saturday af. 4 ( 41) 7. Susan’s LEADERS — ‘at ‘east 20 times The Lt. Governor's Ottawa ns Lee tT Pend bay, ee ee time. ternoon. Mike Kelley ‘pitched a eS 8. Honest Patch : Aggregate rs. eA : Pittsburgh, Bailey (8), | of the night. ithree hitter for the Island team ANDED INSPECTED 4 9. Lou’s Lucky Lady at bat. ABH R'AUG. American League — M. P. Susick: ces New bh ao. 1 40(|Clendenon (8). ..| Other winners were Mr. Rock | while sending 14 yia the strike- / $1 10. Chief's Play . aie Gallant (PK) 32 21 22.656 | sinmesots = — GBL | Fidon MacLean \ Penk sai Samer th oe at New ses ax | (2.12), West River April (2.14),-| out route. : $ 4 te 11 Peete s Lorne Doiron-(B) 31-20-19 .654 | cleveland 48-34 585 5 M3 = Satie Howard; Perry (6-0) Worthing ond tate ae ey © poms A as 13) te nag on 7 — is GOOD ORs re . Edgar Ellis (B) 20 12 10 .600 | Rattimore ao we 8.. lm T Jones “eg1 ton (9) and Battey, Zimmer- First Maria (2.16 35). a St preformance: Ove-ot- the Eid FAN 47 We MONS can Sabie kee Leo Doyle (B) 23 12 12 52 | Chicage 46 35 .568 6% | Perley Taylor 676 |man (9). HR: Min—Versalles |St. Louis 0 000 900 0 BO ‘hits was a homer. The Junior |s SaCey) (2D Lean a Stenting Williams (CP)... [Detroit 463% 561 7 RL. Clark 676 | (9) - | Chicago 900 300 30x 6103 MONCTON (CP) — Robert-| team played steady ball behind | C51) 3. Wiek’s Ace 3 _ 1212 9.522 Los Angeles 41 44 .482 13% |A. K. Mutch 674 Second Simmons (59) Briles (6), dale was a double dash winner | Kelly's supurb pitching. ; (10-1) 4. Bobby’s Gallen ~~ Norm MacLeod (PK) New York 41 46 .471 14% | Scott MacDonald 674 New York 620 100 140— 8131 |Woodeshick (7), Dennis (7).’on a nine-dash harness racing) For MacCan C. Dwyer toed the | (10-1) 5. Creed’s Cholee s ° 31 16 21 516 |Washington 36 50 .419 19..|R. E. Jenkins . 671| Minnesota = 100 040 001— 6 143 |Schultz (8) and McCarver; |card Saturday night at Breas | slab and allowed 8 hits. Three | STEEL | (10-1) Jazzman Maynard Roy (OM) Boston 31 51.378 22. |The R. C. Barwise Team Match| Stottlemyre, Mikkelsen (2-4) | Jackson (8-1) and Krug. HR: wick Downs. The pacer hit the | MacCan players hit. singles. | Window - Doors! ( 2-1) 7. Tea Time Gal ~*~ Sau: Gay Sanne Fe Be Kansas City 23 54 .299 27% | Team No. 9 (ae ae = Howard; |Chi—Krug (3). ‘wire in 2.12 15 and 2.13 2-5, His SIDING ~~ | 8 Dart + ted a n, J Grant, Stigman (2-1) (7), Klip- | Second 2.12 15 clocking was the fast- : $—-Lecta Beled oo =: \ tied _ * eg National oe én aa ben vite Tee, eee . ae oe = Zim- Lewis 000 000 000— 0 63 est of ‘the night. A Babe Ruth Ball sn sucier @ Be os — = ee ‘ a Leod ( pcs Hughes. merman, Sevic' ‘ s: NY age 310 000 20x— 6 10 1 King Able (2.15 1-5), Mrke’s. ‘. : Storing | olors , 9. 10—F ‘ HRS: Eric Arsenault (B)—4. | Cincinnati ® % 576 — ~-Ropoz (5), Lopez (5), Boyer ; ; = itchie’ Residential Steel Siding a Me \ Temebings’ Levis “Prcocher® (San Frewcs a ee idee canes HH. W. Jones, H. |": : ree ey . oan ; oa ee Nate 45) Babe Smart (2.13 1) Starts Tonight - ° plied vo existing wie ren a Py 4&8 Pitching: Devid “Preecher” (San sactiee 3 38. 3 ly Yeory, Kaci Joes (baie O11 000 100— 3 180 |Carver. Koonce (7-7) and Krug. Homestretch Linda (214 %5).| The City’s Babe Ruth League sumed wih tacietes Cer’) (6s) 5. Sue - nave x 00. Raaee ‘ Team No. 6 ashington 100 00x— 5 8@1HR: Chi Banks 114) | Little Quinton (2.12 35) and gets under way this evening at, : (3-1) 3." Silver ~~ Scheduled for this|Milwaukee 4139 513 5% : - Morehead (49) Heffner (3), |Milwamkee 000 000 200— 2 31 |Alec’s Pride (2.13) were the| Memorial Field. The following, or Free Estimates om (74) 4 pedunane na week: i pos Pittsburgh . o 06 6 = - Mute’ 5 a facDonald,| Ritchie (7) and Nixon; Cincinnati 000 000 010— 1 71] other winners. : is this week’s schedule: Rusco Products Call ( 8&1) 5. Spencer Rapid oo :__Monday: Power Kings. vs St. Louis % “477 8% |Roy Vessey. F red: vhite. _| (9-8) Bridges (7), Kline (8) and| K. Johnson (8-4) Cloninger| The daily double combination Monday—Mount Stewart and F. J. CAMPBELL (41) 6. Happy Gallon —t8 Bankers. ~~} Chicago 0-4-9 | Team -Ne--? Camilli. HR: Bos—Goster (2). (9) and Torre; Ellis (12-4) Tsi- |of Ritchie's Pride and Robert-| Abbys. De Une St. + oty 7: jo oe eee, : ‘Bankers vs City Houston =§ - 9 5 464 9% | -R. L. Coles, R.-A. Vessey, Wash—Kirkland (9), ~ |touris (9) and Edwards: HR: |dale returned $150.10.-Other| Wednesday—Vies and Abbys. : Phone $9ras0 (31) 8,- Jimmy te Police, ; _ |New York « 2% 56 341 2 [Fred Younker, R. L. Clark. “First Mil—Aaron (17). |combination pays were small. Thutsday—MS and Vics. ~ | Y 2S, E e ee ee : i = wei ’ Y ! ——— Ja : ae cee ei ee : mee a - ea S = . = : ‘ . - 4 = ; : = is - : m * 3 * . 4 ‘ a * ‘ . ae ee = po

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