Page 8 The Guordlan Wednesday, Aug. 25, 1954

Packers. Edge LYO 4-3; city-Wheelers Game C-alled

Hughes and a triple by MIKE C02" uorian Youth Club 4-3 yesterday nolly. They scored Again in I 0 evenlng in the opening game of the third as George Bradley EHPIECI om. softball League quarter-rim home Reg Hughes. 1 m als to take a one game lead in their Allan Sliephurcl dscored oiamwc but of five series. LYC. in the secon inning. ' . The City Slit-kers-Bike Shop 111.; a walk and scoring on an error. wheel.-rs game was called in the The 1.. Y. C. 801 W0 "1079 I" II” seventh 'lllllll;z oii at-ounl. of dark-3 llllll as Nichulsiiii hit a triple mid nose viiiii ihe Ciiv leading l4-7. The i scored on an error Paddy Shepherd Kama goes into the record books as: then dmve home C. Martin with I I "No Contest " 5”ISI9- , p d Henry Hartinger. the Leagues Hilly lhriizlitpplaiecl is great 9- lmdmg puchm-. dmmg ihe ifglllal” fensive game lUl the Patkeis. Paddy srherliile hit a home run in tile Shephafd 19d It” 53”?” WIIII W” top of the sixth liming to win they 1111-5 p ' 4 ball gin": 10,- Canada pa.-ice;-5 Smiiiv still. .x'.?Il.Ild oil the mound Hariingr-r was the vvlniiiiig pitch-. Ii" "19 CILV and Wall) ShePt'31'0 H, and Em... Hp only 15.” hus M-..ig for the wheelers Both hiirlers were qlpms Vlchmsonaf the Lyc mm. hit hard ultli Siiill being relieved Ed a R'n0d m.e.h,ue, m 3 31-931. by Dmk Doyle In the fouith. -inching cliiel. Both hurlors struck Th" CNN FMPII "H0 8 7-0 Wad 1"

Canada Packers edged the 1.18-

mt mm, m,...N the early iiininizs but the Wheelers -I-he .,m.k,.,-5 wpm nhpad in me tied the More in the fourth. The hrs. mnmz :Co.mg 1.", "ms .,n City lAi"lll ahe.id 12-7 in me sixtn

Malllili'E Williams homered for the City.

The iimplres were Ev. and Leo Doyle.

Baseball Results

National League

singles by Pete Macliityre and Reg

Murphy Pilch For Abbies

Phil Murphy will be the starting:

Macixeill

. New York llll 020 001 5 ll Oi

F'””h” I" II” I”””'"”d”I”' MT Chicago 100 mm 000 1 6 1

5”” tad”-V 0" mp Abbi” "ml Hm. Comics and Karl llliiiner and man": continue IllPl2' Intermediate Gamgmila ' t

PI"-”l”5 31 5”"l”l"5'd”b Ipmiadi-ipimi onii min 010 -1 7 2

The teams will complete the un- Mllwaukop 01., OM 0m 5 9 1

Eh. seventh on account nit darknas pspahii and Ci;-iiiclall. L: Roberts.

Second The fourth series game will start Q” . W immediately after the unfinished ?ri):f”::'(:' 2 3 PEN” has bum rOmplewd' Owens and lleyiiiaii: Landcck

The Abbics are requested to meeli ct Ment's at one o'clock. Game time I1 Summer-side is 3 pm.

Barnes 131. Criinian 18'. Schaeffer (91 and llnivard. W-Owens. L-Bar- nes. l-IRs: Syr-Blainik. Smith; Tic- Kress. Broocklyn lill 000 502 -12 16 0 Cincinnati 101 020 ll0()-- 4 9 2

Newcrimbe, Labine 1.1) and Cam- panelln; Drevi-s, Fowler I21 and Bailey. W-Labine. L-Drexvs. I-Ills: Bkn-Amnros (Zn Snider. Furillo, Cin-Greengiass. Pittsburgh 110 (103 300- 8 9 St. Louis 200 00(l 500-7 10 mo anmal Creamer,” Gum. 7.0 Littlefield. Law (Ti and Shepard; Nterduy m l Ln”. Lelgug bung. l-larldix. Wade I71. staley iiii. Law- h.p Rune n Memo,-1.1 meld. lirence (9) and Sarni. W--Litpilefieldn

George Dunn. the winning pltch- L"r Haddl” HRS? P3htn5h9Pa'd- mu Ind Thomas, Gordon.

or. allowed only three

struck out 10. Ruaeell Shepherd America" Lou": "5 'iI" 1”” , Chicago Zl)(l(K)(l 101-4 1 0, Hf? ufg3:C'””'”” 'f 'h' Gl”l”iwasmngi..n 000 000 000-41 4 of

.t H hm ad.Lllr;Stn. mdyhlwwuw A. H” 'c'h'd”I' f0'iMararresro iallnl ailld TlD0l,0I'al.' L-StIln:..

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i :C H i' ' , I 10 am. -- A baseball practice forlgglimme ”””53.f';00 OMLZ 3 of the following Little League AIIINPW Ynrk 001 320 -Hxig 11 Us Stars: George Dunn. Lloyd D0lr0Il,I La..s,,np pox .6.' Chakales ,3, Bill Sherry. Bert Mcwade. Ivan and M.”.,a..; Fwd, Reynolds .6, Bmwnt Rxmnle Rmei Red L0d""-land Beria. -W-Ford. L-Larsen. HR:' Sterling Macfadyen, Paul McGon-.Ny.Br-rm. I ni-ll. Alan Dover. Ed Tierney. John Ck,..(,1Hnd l

:;s;:I;ulL.B11Il”r(E::Kgilrkr;;JmW9l2:lr;:IIPlrgllarlrlliliigi 1 11:3 01:1 Ofllr 4 R L - I .- - lliicia. 1 ill cs 1 l. I. ooper I I

PIIIII Murph-Vi Ray M31055 51”" and Hogan, Gray and Astrnlh. L-.

(J10 000 000 1 4 2i '1' l

B” d)". Alan Mac-Douzall and Boston 103 300 Ollfl--'7 13 3 Wayne Wnrd- A I)PlllilI. 014 010 110- ii 14 ll

8 pm. - Midget pl'RCIlCP' Cecil (;a”.c..' Mmiowe .14.. Irieyborf Ladner. Percy Vail. James Gallant. 14.. ziwe,-ink (9: and wiisnnj

Eloy McGonnell. Roland Doiron.

Hmise 48'; Parnell, Brews-r 431, John Lennard. Jim Clark, Art Mc-

Kindcr (7! and White. W-- Herbert.

C3bP- Cliff LMI-Cf. Butch Wafd.'L- Kinder. HRs: Dct-Kaline; Bos- Don Leclair. Jensen, 1 " ' PEEPEE t”EE International League ' Garcia. i Buffalo at Rtichcsler pustpniicd. rain. Syi'at'iiso 221 000 (I2 --7 3 0 ar S 0 Toronto 410 000 00- 5 4 0 Loveniziitli. Spring. (l I. 'I'iillv.l The Charlnllelown Tennis Club l2' ""1 H"''””I- H9-Yma" I4'3. Toiirnamnni will brgin this evening. Ra""”- Hahn II" 5h”"”- '35 Crimian. I8! and Hiiivarrl. HR:i

Players not appearing when schcrl- H lllerl will he dolaultr-rl. The follow-. 1""- lng firsi-rniinrl matches are schedu- m””V"'

yd 1.1,. "might; iltichmoiid

.1:-lhriic. IO0 IIOII 000 00 .'l 000 000 300 01 4 R l I

La,.i,,,F Mug)”: Macklnsmi. Rombergcr (7! and Allin Marlmnrl vs Jrnn Paikiiian PI'”"b”3 Th0mI'I5”"- 7I"'-”I' '7'-l P-,".I...n 5”,..m.. Lg Hrlpn I-map Mcrllingcr (Bi anrl Johnson. : Alla Prnwso is. Jnari Slnrey. .M"”InE"'3 I-'2 R”mb""l"r- HR3' L Wood vs. Charlotte Strong. ;0"- I”III'Sur ' Mm-S s.,.K,,s. Montreal niin fill not: 2 5 ll David MaCD,)na1d VI, Ian Mac, Havana 000 000 000--U 6 l Lpanp Black and Howell: Raffcnsber-I Mark M.(”.(-migan V5 Wanncon. gcr, Pzl.iL'l.lalEI (91 and Noble. L: rad. Raflcrislwigi-1.

.l R Jnhnstnn vs Ilaiiilrl Powers: Provlm-lal League

Duiig (icorge vs. llaruld l.arl1'i'. Sec-onil 1 Enriirs for the doubles will be DFIIITLVIIIQ m0 000 min i 10 0 closed on Friday. 'QiiPbcc 000 000 000 --0 5 fl.

l IIHSIS, the

i when the latter was a vouiiiz t'Iilli'l

lslrong man but he still is without

Its I small old world after all. That's what people always say when they meet an Islander abroad especially if that lslanrler appsns to he a long distance from lha place of his birth. If you were in Edniontnn and want- ed to see the president of..thue Erl- monlon Eskimos Football Club for example you would look up a

former Islander by the name of Ken Moiiliztinicigv. He uas I-mu in Endeqiie some forty otlrl :.r':I:- ago and was takr-n as a t'lllli'I in

ia land that has since I'im'FIrilP'lIIl'

heart of Canada: 011 country. . . o

This viuk Ken Mniiisniiirri coiilrlii't be found in lirliiiniiiuii .hr-1-aiiw he's in Cliiiilziiiclnuii 8'- lls-nri'iig n iiirrtiiig of ('aii:irli.aii mink iiien. Ycxlerday mniniii: while he was breaklasiinz at lliv (Iharlottcloun lloiel he i-cc:-iirri

3 uire from ll'iiiriil'N"E WVIIIIPIIIIIIE his Eskiiiins 'lilin-v liarl lr)-l in Winiiipe: 7-3 on MrVrH'l.ix ni:':i' and Mniiigiiiiiniy HAK Hill Mml iiliat our of his star ta:-ltles hail tlislocateil his elbow. . . . story of lhe friiiiirliiiq oi revival of tho I-Irlnionlnn ESI(lI1l(iK Football l'liih is somnuliai viii- ilar In the foiiiirl.ng of the Is- landers llnckz-xv Cliih, Ednmninn decided In gr-t back into moles- sinnal football in 1949. Thai" or- ganizrcl a ('IllI0 on ii cniiiiiiiiniii same as the Isl:iiirlr'i- dirt in lflfxlt, .Vlf'lllIiPlkIllfli VKPIA sold lo the niercliaiiis for '.4!1Ili and lo the man on the slim-I frii Sin. Since then all niciiibnixliips have hr-an slaiitlai'rl'i7r-rl at 310, That first year the F.sk.in-is had an operating cost intalliiiu sl0Ii00(i it Vlas recalled by Moiitgonir-1. vi-strrclay. They ended the scnsoii with I 310.000 profit. In the past IIVP years the Eskimos vip"i;l .ii: costs have tripled but the club is making money. o

The

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"Injuries are the biigaboo of our Club." stated Monigoniciiv. He told us that several of the club's lcarliii: players are now on the Sli'lPllllP3 as the result of injuries suffered in ex- hibition games Lairv Kivoiig Chinese descent, who had been and of Edmonton's ouistaiidimz playoas for several seasons, is on the in- jured list. Another player namrrl Falonev, who was All Star qiiai'icr- back at Maryland last year is SlnF- lined as is Jackie Park. a l'iiivcrsity of Mississippi product.

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"Lest year was the vv-:ii' ll" should have Won llie l';l'(IY Cup." slated Montgomery. "Bur, Winnipeg sneaked in and beat. us Dill in the play-offs after we had led the Lea- gue " Arid whfo was the best. play- er the Eskimos had on their roster

last year? The question Wfllllrilfl need an answer for every football fan recalls it was Billy Vessels

Billy has been inducted into the ll

S. Army but is coming up to Caiia-la

to play an exhibition game with the

Eskimos in the near tiituie. . o .

With Mr. Nltiiitgtimeigv on his vis-

ii to Cliarloltetowii is his lailin". Hugh .1. MOnlE0m9l')'. Mr Mom. gomeri Sr. left Redcqiie iiiili lion

Thev settled in the W951 and ill” yoiinizer Monlgomr'i'y grew up to bu 3 IPFGIHK figure in bllSllT!'S5 nnd .ii sport He imde a inrerr in Ill” ficld of finance and in the mink indiistiv .-tmmig his other at-rumplisliiiiciils he has become our of the Bo:ii'd of Governors of the CBC.

Strongest Man

On Football Team VANCOUVER (CPieDniig Hop burn. the "world's sl.i'ongcst man." has marle up his mind to turn out with British Columbia Lions of lhc lntorprovincial Football

If he ll-ariis in a few weeks what has taken olhnr mnn vcars In learn about lliv garnn, coach Annis Sili- kus will use him as a ('IPI("l'ISll'P ccnlro

Lions have found shoiilrlrr parls big enough to fit the Vancouver

pants. hip pads, and helm!-t

llepbiiin holds the world's all- Class weightlifting hravywoight re- cords. He won a gold modal in lhc heavyweight division at the British Empire Games here three weeks ago.

OUR Boaaijiiiitfubxusig

MAJOR HOUPLE

I I gm lT MUST HAVE Beau WONDER- I FUL 5Tl)FF TO MAKE you

E6AD,Twi666! LAST NIGHT FAlNT I 6TeAiN6 OF FAR-OFF ML)6lC 4' wage WAFTED TO ME THQOUGI-I p' TI-IE Cuizraiid OF 6i.uMBeQ!-- r IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT THE EEEINESS or: IT

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THAT OLD 221.1: or: A House -roo!

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POE, MAJOR! AQE You

OF THAT 6MOOT H MOUNTAIN DEW

. H THEV grew ; ,2; SC:-LIES: I-IIAEAFQAIDNOKI-l:I(E2 I-IPAQODND O WEHZD SOUNDS IN H535 3 yr.

K5 EDQAR ALLAN wA6sliT SOME

Stock Car Racing Al Covehead

A fast and exciting stock car mi-iiig meet was held last night at Covehead with Donnie Brehuut of Charlottetown being the leading point winner. He 'had two wins and one second to his credit.

Eric Johnston of Summerside uas -the high point winner for the year and the winner of the W. G. Barbour 'Pr0phy. This tro- phy will be presented at me next racing meet.

Blythe Murrny of Charlottetown won the feature event last night. He moved to the front after the first lap and stayed up front for the remainder of the race. Following are the ruults:

Flral. Preliminary l. Freeman Vessey. Summerside; 2 Blythe Murray. Charlottetown: 3. Mc'l'l"ill Clark. Brackley.

Second Prellmlnlry 1. Donnie Brehaut. Ch:irlOtlP- iown. 2. Donnie Barlow, Breadal-

l. Blythe M1ii'i';u': 2. Donnie Bre-

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3 iFi-veinan V9sSF.V

'l'lic followiiig City Softball Lea- gue llllly-fill games are scliediileo

to be played this evening: Wheel- i-rs at City (Old Dlamondii. C- Parkers at l.Y.C. iParkdale Diam- iiiirli.

All gliincs are scheduled to start

iat 630 and must be unds-iwiy by

R45 oilieiuisc the team falling 1o

lltlwllidllli to a directive issued bv the League Presideiit Henry Gaiitlilcr.

Toe Blake Ouils As Hockey Coach

VALLEYFIELD. Q11 0. CF!- llr-cinr iToci Blake. fr the last. lhl'N' years coach of Valleyfielrll Fliaves of the Quebec Hockry Lcagiic, has retired from that pnsl. club prcsirlenl Arthur Vinel. an- nounced Tiicsday. A siiccessor will probably be named at a meeting in the near fiiiiire of club directors. Mr. Vinctp said.

ll was iinclcizslond Blake was re-. iii-mg to devote his lime to business interests in Montreal.

Boxer Fred Man: Is Suspended

Pl'l"IiSHlllI(lll lAPt uriglit l-'red Mans. has bncn fighting nlvlcly blind right eye for ninrc lhliii a year. Tuesday was sus- pmiilvcl indefinitely by the Penn- Sj'lY.'HllH state athletic commission The ciiiiimissiun ordered the sus- iiniisiiiii of the 24-year-old flRI129l'. ttiiiiicr of 18 of 21 professional lights, after receiving a rcpoii fioni an rye specialist.

The eye damage is ”nnt i'c-. ii:iiral)lc." the, specialist. Dr. Mili- .-iiy F. McCaslin. said. I

Spcrlsia Briefs l MONTREAL ICPI ..- Managing director Frank Sclke of Montrenll Cniizidi--ns has announced the club; is "opening negotiations" in an al-

tcinpt to place it farm team in! Rochester, NY. -

- Mirldlr who admits he wilh a com-

TORONTO iCPi -. A Tniionln s)'l1flIt'nlP has hccn ncgotialing for the Cincinnati Rcds' baseball fran- ch..se "for sonic time." Vince Reid. chairman of the Civic Stadium Committee, said Tiiesdny.

NEW YORK Stuart. 36-year-old pitcher virth Nvw York Yankees. was sold outright. Tuesday to YnIlk0PF' Kansas City farm club in the American ASSO('lflI.lOI1.

tAPi - Marlinl righthand

GLEN CLOVE. NY --- tAFt - Lorne Main. Canadian Davis Cup- pcr and second seeded foreign player. defeated Jadk Tiiero of Port Washlnktoii. N. Y. Tuesday in :1 first round match or the Nassau Bowl men invitation grass

courts tennis tournament.

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.1 The Charlottetown Abbie; moved itwo games ahead in their Pro- 'viiicial Iriterniediatc baseball series with Holmaiils Intermediates by defeating the Summerside nine 5-3 on Memorial Field last night.

bane; 3. Lester Matthews. Char- mTh: trick! RENIY IPid 1155195 "W1 1 U . . e es 0 seven se es wo gumes 0 E (mnl.-".3. s",,l,;-1",; to none. One game, which ended l. Donnie Brehaut. Cli.irloiir..ln .a seven iiiiilill-l IITFIW 51 5'-"I1" liill'll. 2. Blythe Mtirray; 3. Merrill rrieisijdemlast Izieek. will" be 2011;)- Cmrk. pe is a eriiooii .2 er w ic secnnd 5cn,.,,.-H... the fourth series game will be

i Eiic Jtilinston. Siimnierside: DI3.VPd- p 2' C1m..,m.e w00h..dy.' covehead-I The Abtiies came froiii behind in 3 Brent Newson. BI”PICklPy. 'the eighth inning last night to ,.-"tar, score four runs on six hits. Up to

the eighth. Summerside plLt'hPr Paul schurman had hold the local stickers to two scattered hits.

Donnie Macbeaii won his second game of the series for the Abbies. He gave up tcii scattered hits WllllP striking oilt nine and HEIN- iiig four. Macliean was solved for only tvio earned runs.

Holmaifs led 2-1 going into the last of the eighth when the Abbies batters began hitting the tiring

Abbies Win 5-3 To Take Two , ame Lead In Island Series

the third inning wh en Benny Grady doubled home Joe Dalton. They made it 2-0 in the sixth as Joe Bernard scored on a single by Vance I-Iarris.

In the eighth inning Harris scored but the run was nullified when he was called out for falling to touch third base. He came home from first on a single by Maynard Schurman and an outfield error.

Holmans got one more run in the ninth. Joe Dalton led off with a single but was doubled off first when left fielder caught Benny Grady's liner and threw to Eddy Liind lit the initial sack.

Gunner Cox kept Siimniersides chances alive with a sharp single and scored as Jimmy Grady blasted a triple to the fence in deep left centre. Joe Bernud grounded out to end the game.

M;icLnan's pick of Benny Grady! drive in the fifth inning was prob- ably the best fielding play of the game. Paul Schurman. who was hit by Readv's liner in the seventh.

Paul Schiirmaii.

Elmer IWRVN4-lll, Eddy Liiiid and Phil Murphy hit sli-rp siiiizlrs iiilli iMtii'phy SCOTIIISZ MacNcill. Pincli hitter Gus Flynn wis safe on 11' bunt to load the bases.

.VlacLcaii rriirlir-cl base on aI lieldrr's ('IliIl('P and Liiiid 5t'0ll'(lI when S('Iilll'nlHl2 tliiieiv aids- home. The Abbics lIlPtl izave it rlcniniislmlioii of dallv hasii illn-

lzcld a icam will forfeit the pciiiilsllllnl Willi ill? I'i'SUI'- lh-It Hfiililriifs

I picked livo mcii oil the bzisepatlis.

Biiii Hood coiitiiiiirrl the iuillv by draiiing a walk and Gil: Flviin scored when Ryan blasted a dou- ble inrn loft centre Hnorl complet- rd the scoring as Jack singled to short

The visitors ivciil i'llll72If 1-0 In

Ready

PROVINCIAL PL AND

24 HORSE CLASSES -

1"-LASS ('LASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS

l-Gang Plow.

4-Tractors, 2 .r-'I'r:icl(irs, 3

THURSDAY,

CLASS 8-Gang Plow,

CLASS l0ATrr1clor. 2 Esso Provincial Champi

I0 A.M. WEDNES

and that Portion of Qiieenl

of llillshormigh Rivcr. LIVESTOCK .ll'DGING

Omitted from Prize List:

register:-d.

of three animii ls.

IIIINIJAS, SEPT. 15 & 16 in PI.()WIN(i (ILASSES-PRIZE LIST ON REQUEST

WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 15th

2-Single Furrow, Novice- 3-Single Furrmv. Boys lIn(If'l' IG

6-'Ilra('l0rs, lioys or girls IIIl(II'I' lfl IIORSE CLASSES I - I0 ' SENIOR SPORTS - ALL C-ATTI.E

PLOWING STARTS AT IO A.M. HORSE JUDGING STARTS AT I P.M.

CLASS 7-Single Furrow, Opt-ii

CLASS 9-Tractor, Women and (Girls

HORSE CLASSES II - 24 JCNIOR SPORTS - STEP-DANCING

HANDICRAFTS ENTRIES CLOSE AT

All (,'-lasso-s Open To Province, Except Cattle. Sheep and H01; Classes, Which are Open in King's Coinity

All animals entered in Cattle Classes must be

CLASS 5. Section 29-Junior (let of Sire; consists L. S. IIIINTER. Briilgclnwn. ALBERT ACORN, Secretary,

made a nice recovery to throw in first for the piitout. Buck Whit- locl; made a good play to throw out Maynard Schiirman in the third lllnlllit. BOX SCORE

Ahbies Hood. 2b Ryan. c lleady. lf Whillock. M MacNrill. rf l.iind. lb Miirphy. cf C. Pint-nil, Clb M.1cI.can. p Flynn. 3b Totals Holman:

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Jack Ready.

. . Baseball

e'rii:LI..Aa.'roN, NJ. (oe)..n.1, fax Cu-dlnale took a 2-0 lead 1, the bestof-seven 1-Inluax anq DI, trict Senior Baseball 1..."... mm finals Tuesday by

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OWING MATCH FAIR

OVER IF-I600 IN PRIZES

Seniors

Sod Sod

SEPT. I 6th

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and 3 Sod onsliip.

DAY. SEPT. 15th

s County East and Smith

STARTS AT 1:00 P.lll.

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iamm Alhloril ea on 11 hitgsm B. Grady. 21: 5 o 1 2 4 o LIVERPOOL. N3. (GP)-Liv... G. Cox. 3b . 2 1 1 0 0 l D001 Larrupers came from behim J. Grady. rf 5 0 2 l 0 0 for 8 9-4 win over Dartmouth 11;. G. Bernard.c 5 1 0 7 1 0 rows Tuesday and a 2-0 lead ,. P. Schurman,p4 0 2 0 4 1 their best-of-seven Halifax gnd G. Gay.lb 4 0 0 ll l 1 District Senior Baseball 1.9””. V. Harris. lf 4 0 2 0 0 l semifinals. M. Schurman. as ----:-e--... 4 0 l 4 3 2 Totals :17 3 lo 24 13 s The Three Choln Festival a summary; Earned rump Abbm 2; CIOLICPJELPIZV Worcester and Hm. R.B.I.. B. Grady. V. Harris. D. Mac- ION established in 1715 is the olden Lean 2, 15. Murphy, C. Ryan. J. of English provincial music evenu 5"”-Y. J. Ready: triple. J. Grady; jSS"E doubles, C. Ryan 2. B. Grady; double play. .1. Ready to E. Lund; B 0 c 0 stolen base. C. Ryan: lefi on bases. Abbies l0; Holman's ll: strlkeoiits. .VlacLean 9. schurman 5. walks. MacLean 4. schurman 5. 3”" I” Ta” Umpire. R. Edwards; bsiae.. E. Goss. D. Macbeod. I . DONT MISS CHARLOTTETOWN GOLF CLUB AUGUST 29 a...4 Futurity W k Wednesde N' ht ll lf lg aces, Summerside Raceway RACES I AND 5 M I 2 YEAR OLD PACE-5600.00 ll YEAR OI(:Il)rST:I-g:'-560000 0 1-K Him any 1.7.5 0 H RlIT””5 "'44 RARQIARARIJANIF 3-5 .ll-JNNI-TS Piiiiii-; ""' ' H 4.3 GDORIA CLEGG 3-6-R GOLDEN REYNOLDI. 5-9 DR. F. C. 4-4-7 MY HERO 6-7r SIISPENSE 5-8-3 CHRISTI LIA 7-l ALL SPICE 622 QARAH J CCI B-4 MONA T ' r t M .l0l.LlTY'S .ii:'r 7'” IRMA -I0”-ITY 10-10 SHOW GUY 8-5-1 JOPPA MAID

' RACES 4 AND I .lI'NIOR FREE FOR ALI.-M000!

RACES 3 AND 1 CLASS A.A. PA('E-5350.00

1.5 in .m SPENCER 1.4 PRINCE ai'1ii.oNa 2.5 csso 3,3 DALE Ry .'l-T RAY STATE PAT 3.2 ABNER Mm-r;R.uv ICI'E.Ih53;IiI;'ING Hm" 4-5 MY DARLING 84 irossar BRUCE 5-1 MONEY ROYAL 7.3 ANNAS DREAM

FORUM - MON.

AUG. 30 -- 9 O'clock Daylight Time

MAIN BOUT - I0 ROUNDS DON "Duck" TRAINOR vs. DANNY TAYLOR