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Australia’s Roy Emerson | @he Guardian sions mont Retains Singles Crown . Som le Hd

SECOND SECTION _Charlotietown, Sat., July 3, 1965. WIMBLEDON (CP)—Defend-| Emerson's victory Friday was | meet the French: team of Fran-| Australians John New ~

-~Junior Squad ‘Set For Action ;

champion Roy Emerson eas-| so complete that he apologized | coise Durr and Nanine Lieffrig | Tony Roche for che t - ULLEN ily retained his all-England lawn to the 15,000 who thronged the to tbe Goal. te | B tenes sthueale a om 0 ae tennis si crown Friday with | court because he felt they must is event ip | in zi ares baseball opportunity weeke: a nad cage By 64, 6-4, victory | have considered the at aaa which the iis were shut | Fletcher and Miss Smith elim> ieland | ak ee ver tw Prince Edward Island junior, over fellow - Australian Fred | pointing. Some lined up all night | out. |ivated Miss Bueno and Densis View the top Pichon that will represent this province in the 5" Stolle. The match lasted just 67 | to get in. _ ‘The men’s doubles became ‘an | Ralston “of Bakersfield, Calit., star — a : minutes. ‘| ‘Tall - Aussie affair when Ken | 7-5, 6-4. In the all-Aussie ih c jor tourney is scheduled to get underway =~ » The dull, one-sided match on SEEN ON TV a Fletcher and Bob Hewitt trounc- | semi-final, Roche and Judy Te- . . The Canadian ag Tslend all-Star team has oak dull and chilly day made | Another 150,000,000 were esti-|ed Clark Graebner and Marty | gart ousted defending cham- July 28 at Winnipeg: ts and team manager, ka Kens the champion runner-up | ™Mated to have seen the match | Reissen of the U.S. 7-5, 6-4, 6-4. | pions, Stolle and Lesley. Turner, - wena oT purpose of this. weekend's action in, post-war Wimbledon history. | 0” {ne Puropean television net eee 7 will be to complete the job of cutting the roster to the desired

The winners will meet fellow | work. :

in | Bueno ‘to defeat the American | team of Nancy Richey and Mrs. | Carole Graebner in a women's doubles semi-final match.

The -Moffitt-Bueno pair will sbecame the eighth

Australian to capture the men’s | Rex Baxter Jr. singles in the last 10 years. ‘Leads W i n

The’ women’s, final today hes defending champion CHICAGO (AP)—Rex Baxter | Jr. shot a - four-under-par —67

~ Mari. Bueno of Brazil and Mar- | garet Smith of Australia. = —™ Sere hen eens | Friday in continuing a withering pace to hold.the 36-hole lead in

‘PROBABLE the $70,000 ‘Western Open golf PITCHERS tournament.

The texan, winner of only one

»|tourney in seven pro seasons, THE CANADIAN PRESS was only one stroke pegrer /than his opening 66 for a half- way total of 133 and a two- ‘stroke lead over Al Geiberger. at ae., Seeeae ee 65 gave

New Brunswick.

Kane stated he will leaving! for Winnipeg by July should also prove to be a baseball ers.

To ‘aan the Intermediates haven't been able to get to “ first base in forming’ a league and this observer hopes that enough fan_interest.can be generated so that this talent will not go to waste. s

We think that if the local ball enthusiasts felt they could draw enough fans to pay expenses a local loop would he formed in the near future. , :

Kane is very high on the ability of these youngsters so plan to wend your way to Memorial Field this weekend to see these

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Sam Etcheverry, former Montreal Alouette and St. Louis Cardinal quarterback, said. Friday he will meet with Montreal head coach™Jim Trimble to discuss a contract to return to the Als as an assistant coach. Etcheverry. said financial terms of the contract femain to be settled. If the meeting proves suc- ~_,, cessful, he will replace Ed Enos who resigned in May to

It was the third year in succes- | : . , ber

sion he has been on the losing | ,, Billie Jeam Moffitt gave the num*The junior aggregation will tangle with the Charlotte- 6s ee me & toa | eS aed wn eal T li e “town Intermediates on Saturday ae meme “Te ane 1 | WI ig tT e fT they will be pitted against a junior squad from Moncton,

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doubt, and Emerson's victory

was even more complete than

his four-set triumph in 1964. In 1963 Stolle lost to Chuck |

McKinley of the U.S. Emerson bec:

have the team picked that will be 6. We think that Saturday’s game boost for the local Intermediate .

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| -A twilight meet this Monday, These twilight meets are a) evening at Memorial field begin- | part of the track program run ning at 7 p.m. The purpose of ' by:the Despartment of Physical this meet or series of meets is | Education in co-operation w i th to provide Island athletes with community programmes. for the summer's larger meets. | Centers, competing in Monday David Molson night's meet will be Souris, Ru-) : ‘ stico, Charlottetown, Summer- | Gives Locations side, Kensington, and Tignish. |

Competitors in this meet will | MONTREAL (CP) — David

be placed in one of two classes. | , Molson, president of the Mon- B Semor wat be. any J —_ treal Canadiens Hockey Club,

hasn’t. reached their 16th birth- day as of the day of the meet.|said- Friday the—club_will_place The senior class will: be open |its Omaha, Neb., Central Pro-

|for anyone over 16. fessional Hockey League in one

By

Probable pitchers for today’s

Major league games, won-lost records in parenthesis: National League

Los Angeles, Koufax (13-3)

Houston, Dierker (2-3), N. m 1

Cincinnati, Ellis (12-3Y Tam O'Shanter’s par’- 71| The following is the list of ; take a position as athletic. director of Loyola College, Mon- Philadelphia, Herbert ob N course _ — a events in each class. of three nes cities. ithe treal. Enos remains with the Als until. September. 5) at by. a field seeking d ; three weeks. on ae at ie. a girls: 75 yards. BJ. 4. |, “We believe it is tm the best | 57” Roy Emerson, Australian tennis star, said Friday be hopes St., Louis, Stallard (4-3) at Shooting 68s were Bill. Gar-|y snot. BJ and 40 Relay jinterests of hockey that we) = = 7). to come back next year and win the men's nee ao ° * : 'move to Fort Worth, Dallas or . ‘ all-England lawn tennis championships for the t year

New York, Fisher (6-8), N. rett, PGA rookie; Billy Casper, |’ : sa Milwaukee, Sadowski (5-3) at and Frank Wharton, who cnr, yards, 440, | Houston,” Molson said. f Pittsburgh, Friend (3-6). ‘into a third place tie with 136s, | Discus, Shot, * “We have made @ thorough | ©. - American League Former U.S. Open champion| Senior Men: 100 yards, 440. two-year study and feel it will) |: Cleveland, Tiant (7-3) at Bal- Jack Fleck shot a 66 and 880, Shot (16 lbs), HJ, BJ. and) be better for hockey in general timore, Bunker - (4-4). jumped into a tie at 137 with | Mediay Relay. - . ; | and more in-line with National Minnesota, Boswell (4-4) at Don Fairfield, Dave Hill, Dick; The medlay relay consists ‘of | Hockey League expansion policy Kansas City, Segui (49), Twin. | Rhyan and Ken Still. two 220s, a 440 and an~880. All lif we move to Texas.” Chicago, John (5-3) at Los Defending champion Juan Ro-|entries are subject to post en-| A dispatch from Omaha

ning. After that Emerson said he may give up big-time ten- nis. The 29-year-old Australian came Off Wimbleton’s centre court yesterday after eating fellow-Australian Fred Stolle, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4 in the final. :

The Charlottetown Driving Park has a nine dash, card set to leave the wire at 8:15 p.m. tonight. The main at- traction will be dashes four and eight with the following speedsters leaving the wire: Splurge, Hurrah, Hi Jay,

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~ “UP-IN THE AIR OVER WIMBLEDON WIN.

Australia’s Roy Emerson is ionship’ final today. against successfully defendhis crown

—Angeles,_Lopez- (7-7)... driguez,only a__stroke behind | tries. Any ‘athletes on the Ishand | Thursday said word -had. been | airborne as he makes back- in England. F : i oe bad mS Jay : ¥ Wesit. McLain. (5°. $) at Baxter’ after the’ first round,|who wish to compete are asked |received from Sam Pollock, Wied return in Wimbledon fellow Australian Fred Stolle. (ap Wirephoto- via “cable-from will likely 1 ate Hae real: of the pari-mutual. Washington, Richert (5-6). | slumped to a par 71. That left|to come to the field on Monday Canadiens’ general manager,| mens’ singles tennis champ- Emerson won, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4 to London) We. will be locking fer Peter On Top, the big a New York, Downing- (6-8) at| the little Puerto Rican knotted | evening and give their ngme to. that the CPHL franchise would by Jack Ferd re awit on maar Boston, Lonborg (5-7). : iwih nine others at 138. ° meet director, Jack Kathe. be moved. : reine . —— come three : a ae >» ® ea Turbine, a five-year-old bay horse who was to have been ye one of the two Italian horses in the July 10, $100,00 Roosevelt : as an al la n owe rs International Trot, was withdrawn Friday because he was re- MAURICE MILL LTD.'S GI L HN | Races wae incre Die Peer. 7 e ; }. s 7 ‘ : ‘ fe 7 @ = : S - 5; + F ce | —____By RON HOWARD at the end, with a half-length up a repeat today of the Tokyo a Nn 2. a noel Ra

HENLEY ON THAMES (CP) Eton College rowers. surged from‘ the starting gate with un- expected speed to lead a sur- prised schoolboy eight from Vancouver Island all the way in a quarter-final. heat Friday of the Henley Royal Regatta’s

separating the *-bews- Eton’s| games final. time—six minutes, 50. seconds—| was the fastest of the day- in the schoolboy competition but fell short of the record 6:44 set by Emanuel. school of London Thursday.

USED BORROWED SHELL

The hefty U.S. oarsmen. will meet» their olympic opponents, West ‘ Germany’s’ Ratzeburg. NEVER WON CUP :

Vesper defeated Nautilus by 3% lengths in Friday’s semi- final. The West Germans, who

Proves Popular

(CP)—Britons and, Twickenham, however, was one of the first British clubs to adopt Canadian canoes and they

LONDON Germans will cross paddles on

i the shady upper reaches of the AN Ro tiie — The~-Shawnigan crew, which wae eae wee the Grued Cup, eae 14 in a competi- | now-use them alongside the rest SS Shawnigan Lake school, car-| Pid its own way over and-wsed | 771i oo, pe ‘Loadaa eight, the | ¢ rought about by a com: |of their boats. They bought one tO rying ont coach Joe Grey's of 7@ borrowed, English-builf>thell Tass ty » by three/ ion interest in Canadian-style | six-man C-6 and were so pleased ders to “‘get out in front at the |im its three heats, was the last ca nante : canoeing. * lwith its performance that they

of four Canadian entries to be| A strong clash is expected in] ‘Teams from five British clubs | persuaded a local -bept-builder,

start,”’ took off at a blistering

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46-stroke-a-minute pace, but the powerful Eton crew . opened a one-third length lead on only .42 strokes a minute. brs ferees Bt The English. crew, maintain- ; ing a slower stroke than the Canadians throughout the race, had its lead reduced to a ‘‘can- vas” at the one-mile mark of __§ the 1. 5-16-mile_heat. Despite a| “Bi finishing burst of 37 by Shaw-

eliminated in the four-day re- gatta, which ends today.

In -Friday’s pair-oar heats, Peter Gorny and Gunter Ber- gau, European champions from East Germany who set a pairs record Thursday at 7:35, ousted Ray Easterling and Jerry Mc- Carthy -of- East London.

Gorney and Bergau meet Her-

today’s finals of the Double Sculls. A ~ Swiss Zurich, Martin Studach and Melchoir Buergin, Germans Manfred Haake and Joachim Bruckaendler for the title. The Zurich crew eliminated the veteran British pair of George Justivz and Nick Birk-

pair from

meet East

that race canoes regularly on the Thames will compete against 14 West Berliners at the annual Sunbury Regatta, held just up the river from historic Hampton Court.

Six .members from each of the English clubs. will be put up against the Germans who will borrow one of four . candes

by the -Thames- eanoeists-|—‘‘You_use.a i

George Sims, to build them a second, larger boat from plans obtained from Gerrhany.

Sims usually builds rowing boats—as does his brother, Rich- ard, who now lives in Toronto— but he was willing to try his hand at canoes “@espite the dif- ficulties.

different me iz he explained later. “‘I .did it

‘Broken Faxiges front our reguiar stock." Regular Fx Btom-was~pulling-caway jee final et Favorite’ forthe” ‘Individuall ‘The five cluby taking part are anyway and Wswas good expe" prices $52.50 to $95.00. ’ In the premier Henley. event,|Diamond Sculls. title is Don|Twickenham, Richmond, the | rience.” '

the Grand Challenge Cup for|Spero of New York Athletic|Royal Canoe Club, the Canoe| The canoe, an eight-man C-6

pride—of—British_rowing,to— set beat Brian Forbes of in 1890, were founded in this |"@ce¢ _@ | Seofte August.

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: nd easily Friday, in 8:18. | century. ] 5 ‘Yankees Stand Chance Coughlin, “Bart MeCourt. ‘Lloyd Set: Perley. Taylor of Winsloe | epee Sort, pita Se == To Shatter Old Records

| Wayne MacIntyre, Dave Biggar, | sharpshooters, led a field of 30 (Alan MacLeod, Keith Wakelin | shooters at Squaw Point Range | and Roland Diamond. |Dominion Day to take first place! There will be a meeting of the |im the MacLean and Son spon- | Charlottetown Horse Shoe Club | sored match. | Wednesday to elect an execu-| Taylor had to win the hard,New York Yankees last wound | tive for the coming yeaf. . way as he tied with Lt. A. K.|up a season in the second ‘divi- | place, three games below .500. | The Maritime championship Mutch with 141 out of a possible) sion. ; : | They must win all four games will take place in Charlottetown 150 ‘points. Both competitors | It’s also been that long since | to avoid remaining below the at the horseshoe range at Vic-| SHot-off at the 600 yd. range./ a Yankee team wallowed below even-stephen figure on July 4. toria Park on Labor Day "| Mutch dropped 2 inners while} 500 in games won and lost on| The plight of the current Yan- a Taylor dropped only one thereby! July 4, the traditional mid-| kees bears “a striking similarity

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By JOE REICHLER |69 victories and 8 defeats, a'| NEW YORK (AP)—It’s” been; 448 percentage.

exactly 40 year's since the’ proud| Through Thursday’s—-games,

| the 1965 Yankees were in sixth

to. that of 1925..In that year, Babe Ruth, the Yankees’ big gun,—missed- more than- one- third of the-season because of injuries;. Injuries, of course, |have plagued Mickey Mantle, as well as ‘such key men as Roger Madris and Elston How- ard this year. :

Earlé Combs -was the only 300 hitter among the regulars. |The pitching staff collapsed. |\NOT GIVING UP .

Manager Johnny Keane of the {1965 Yankees has given no indi- *

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Another shoot is planned for |}; ; ; | licate both blights on their par today which will be the last) sije1eq record this year.

one before the annual prize’ ty 1995, the Yankees, under meeting on the 8-9-10th of July.| winter Huggins, were in sh |

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i ataeaseteadl AMBRA Anytime — Anywhere Association members are remind. National League ‘eation of giving up. His. only c Y S + ° jcehen MARINE paoar | Cd that the Armourer will be at|Place on July 4, 10 games be- | gan Fran ~ 000 101 200— 4 90 move that might indicate a con- : | -INTERCOMMS SHIP fo SHORE ~~ | the--range-.each..day beginning | low 500. They finished in seven | Chicago 000.000 900-0 50 cern of the future was his re- . : ANTENNAE 2-WAY RADIO Monday July -5th until the con- | Place with a dismal record of“ wyarichal (136), and Haller, ic! ae tae ae a 5 : sa ; = : a eee ¢elusion- of the prize_meeting..___|___ _<._.____- | Koonee,_(6-7) Humphreys (6), from Toledo last week. ” ~; . Orion. - stretch nylon, wool __ Phone 894-3297 The following are. the com-| ; ash i) Bradlow) ea Bak The Yankees trail the league- blends, including Provincial 3. A. McINNIS P. E. DOYLE plete results of the Maclean) JUQUP} aric Jey. HRs:SF—Haller (4). leading Cleveland Indians by 10 ““w Canadian made. $ 1 4 Tartans. Regu lar to. $1.25. C and Son Match. one | $¢. Louis 022 002 000— 6130 games. It’s by far the most | 3 + S1.20. : > = # ‘New York 001010 001— 3 73 they’ve been behind since Casey | Regular to $2.95 = July Clearance P RT RACES st ‘siete Sinvtes oe oe Blanks Cubs Gibson (10-6) and McCarver: Stengel took over the magager- aad : : : ; Lary (1-3) Miller (5) and Can- rel . -- _ Jsuly Clearance .- ee oe 70 71 141) CHICAGO (AP)—Juan Mari-|nizzaro, Stephenson (9). HRs: | During those "16 years, the . ° : = - ——s ae (tee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee. renee . f % . “eres chal joined Los Angeles’ Sand 'St. L—Francona (3). NY—Hil- Yankees were never lower than — ee eee ee ee ee ee ‘Tpr: = sn ee ae 69 _140,,chal Je “as the’ ajo _ ‘ane + second on July 4, with the ex- - | P. r “Jones 1 oulax a or 5 rs er > Risslapniantanaiianttiatiib atte seen ‘ 7 ~- COMPLETE LINE OF y tor. for Vesey 69 69°-138|only 13-game winners Friday, | Milwaukee 000 020-010— 3 81° ception of 1959. ~ That” séason - = SWIM TRUNKS AND sats e, : Cdt. R. L. Clark 70 68 138|-hurling San Francisco Giants to | Pittsburgh 101 102 30x— 8 131 | they were in fourth place, five e 2% 'Tpr. R. A. Vessey 66 70 136) a 4-0 victory over Chicago Cubs} Cloninger (10-7) Eilers (7) | behind the front runners. They Set. R. L. Coles. 68 69 135| | Marichal, who has six shut-|Kelley’ (7) and Torre) Card- wound up third. In 1964, they SHORT SLEEVED SPORT HOUSEOFSTONE . Be seins Seat meta ths Seietra sa "ao Be gere, ame aking ob Sa y sie Lt. R. E. Jenkins 366 135| succession® scattered five hits \gliaroni; HRs: Mil — Mathews '4 and they finished second. ; ; ° Capt. R. A. McCabe 70 ‘65 135! and never allowed. a runner to | (15). These are the only two years SHIRTS | SSM D. O. Clark 70 64 134/reach second base. Everybody | Cincinnati 100 002 000— $ 74) In the last 16 that the Yankees ‘ Made to measure Suits, ‘aoe a oe - i S an in the Giant line-up except Mar-.| Phila. 100 000 12x— 4 82 did not win the pennant. Pa ‘sizes : g | Tpr. W. L. Crocke' ; it. .. | O'Toole, Craig (7) Arrigo Site ead ae ~~ Slacks Sport Coats.. 0 Se keer a 12 Wile Mays provided" Mari |(2-) 7 etek seakinuas | Isl d cl b _ ' | Tpr. aa a yon os - 13 | chal with all the support needed |wards (8): Short, Baldschun | anaer 1U July Clearance : 1 ; Tet Fred “— 61. 67 i28 | DY driving in two runs. Tom | (4-1) (8) aan ‘com ona Holds Meeting . Fiat Haller chipped in with his fourth | ple‘8). s: Cin—Perez (6). ' —_—— on ; - —_eees a= awe eee ewe ee eee ee eee oe 3 COVEHEAD j = a s S = aia of ar snanil. }Phil—Stuart (13). i * . ne | Cdt. Bruce Robertson_70— 57 127|__San Francisco scored its first American League The Charlottetown unit of ‘the : : KART PARK Cat. Don MacLean 58 67 125|fun off loser Cal Koonce in the |Cleveland 105 100.610 $120 Islanders Track Club met| in ® 2 r Tpr. Milt Carver 62 59 121|fourth on_a triple by Willie Mc- Baltimore 000 000 000— © 41 Charlottetown .during . the : Cpl. Geo. Davies 63 58 121 Covery and Mays’ single..In the Stange (31) and Azcue; J. and heard Mr. . Dave | i] . j Cdt. Barry Mellish.. 61. 55 (116 sixth. the Giants loaded the Miller (1-2) Larsen, Palmer (4) ‘outline the responsibilities | of == } ; —— bases on singles by Dick Scho- and Orsino. HRs: Cle—Colavito the various individuals, -lqcal : : ; ca: : BOOTLE: . field, Matty Alou and a walk to (19), Howrsli,.!¢. branch and Provincial organiza- e /. TONIGHT . sonemern - McCovey before Mays delivered Detroit 000 000 000— © 32 tion_in regards to the seasons f A ; After alcohol was prohibited|a sacrifice fly. Washington 100012 1ix—6 890 activities. ;

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