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SPORTS. FRONT

Minor Banquet |

Is Scheduled

By JIM CULLEN

The Chariettetown Mmer Hockey Assoc‘ation will hold its annual awards banquet at the Recreation Centre Tuesday sight, “ith activity scheduled to commence at 6.30 \ll local ane provincial championship teams from Chariotte-

will be henored at the banquet as well as several i” ual avard winners. f Prince Edward Island's most famous hockey son, Forbes Kenneo:. will be guest speaker for the evening and other prom- Irate head table guests will include Billy MacMillan, SDU hockey star. Pius Callaghan. past-president of the Maritime Ameteur Hockey Association and Gordon Bennett. chairman of the Charlottetown Recreation council, and several other notable sper? personalities

Young Jack Kipping. who acted in the capacity of league president for the CMHA during Minor Hockey Week last winter will be the junior master of ceremonies. The local minor hockey organization enjoyed a most successful season.

We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Ivan Doherty, president of the CMHA, for his efforts in promoting eid guiding minor hockey in Charlottetown over the past few years. Ivan has been a tireless worker for these youngsters and although Mr Doherty has received 2 great deal of help from fellow volunteers we feel Ivan provided the sport necessary to make the Charlottetown minor hockey program the success thas been.

Tuesday- night's banquet will include coaches and referees as well as the plavers and approximately ! people are ex- pected to be present for the proceedings

There will be several individual awards presented, but the - Bames of those selected for the individual honors will not be released until Tuesday evening at the banquet

The individual awards will be decided upon by the divisioa directors which include: Lorne Hennessey. Bill Ledwel!, Louis Butler, Willis Hennessey and Dr. Jim Higgins.

Ponies Set For Saturday :

The Lion s Pace will be the main attraction at the Chariotte town Driving Park, Saturday night, but a sidelight that will hkely prove popular with local race fans will be making its first appearance at the Charlottetown oval Saturday

The Prince Edward Island Pony Association under the spon- eership of Sunshine Island Dairy will stage races between heats ‘on Saturday's card with members of the pony club competing for the amusement of the harness racing fans

This columnist has frequently heard complaints from the harness racing patrons, about having nothing to do between beats on the harness racing card, and we feel confident this will prove to be a popular venture :

There will be no pari-mutual wagering 6a the pony events. Seven ponies will be making a start on Saturday night's pro- gram. An official of the pony club told us recently that the owners of the ponies have been hard at work over the past couple of months atiempting to teach their respective ponies to trot pro- perly. :

The natural thing for a pony is the carter or gallop, but these owners have equipped their entries with trotting equipment and ‘some of the little animals have already mastered the trot. j

This practice of having peony races between heats on the harness racing program has proved very popular im the Unmed States and officials of the local club have high hopes for Satur- day night's venture -

The seven ponies on the program will include: Apeche. own-

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Am Castle. at top is seen nipping Miss (ool Eves a! the

Charicttetown racing fans were treaied to two huge pays during an eight dash racing eard held at the Driving Park last evening -Thé first Daily Double saw a pay_of $670.40 and three races after this. in the Exactor feature on the fifth dash Miss Cooleyes and Am Castle romped home 1-2 for a return of $497.6 on a two dollar ticket

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Various Old Memories Prove Very Enjoyable ee

Ws str; at fmes how old upon The bypass has not Perry (6) Pleis (7) Klippstein seine aatins come to changed over the years. For two (8) Neilson (8) and Zimmerman, June evening years it was open to the public Sevcik ©3); Terry (7-3) Bell (8) i got to and Azcue. HR- Cle—Alvis (13). ane either had Besten 000 000 G10— 1 76 to impose restriction or the place Baltimere 301 000 G0x— 4126

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coun- force. St. Leuis 3 has Cincinna marked: “Forty-six years ago. sharp teeth. a time

om the evening of May %h. 1919 when i was as toothless as a Uecker: O'Toole (1-6) Craig ‘4° @o be exact 1 stood om that nimety vear old grandmother Arrico ‘*' Duffalo ‘8 and Ed- embankment and caught im the early thirties wards. HRs. StlL—Gaglia S). trout that weiched six pounds. CM_ Police, Cin—Edwards (11) Pinson :12). At noon that day | had arrived no such protection. I Phila. @00 002 991 3 90 home from the long : remember an elderly cou- San Fran 10000001 70 overseas ._ . August 1914 to May |

Bunning. 85) Herbert 6) 1919 It was eny hard luck to

a and Corrales: Marichal (11-6) with. the Army of occupation Bolin (9) and Haller. Hiatt ‘6 an the Rhine.

HR: Phila—Smari ‘11 I remember that evenmg as if Chicage 100 061 1900— 3 91 ft were yesterday

Milwaukee 001 000 Goo 1 62 a huge blob of worms

Ellsworth 83: and Roznov- old bamboo fishing eaten sky: Cloninger (105). Os good in my hand. The

yard. inski 7 Q'Dett! ‘8) and Torre bed serenly on the blue water New York ~ 601 000 e012 51 ten. twenty thrity minutes ‘the place and and catch Heusten 630 610 O@x— 4 71 went by withoyt a nibble. | laid he young chilckens and duck-

Fisher 38> Miller ©5) Kroll the rod on the embankment and /inzs¢and some would later die “(8' and Cannizzaro. Stephenson sat on a convenient section of ‘fom the rough handling

(8+: Raymond (33: Owens (9) poplar. from which beaver had

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My heart ached for .those old; and Brand removed the bark and rind. and Pecple “when I told them there eer eee absorbed the beauty and que WS nothing | could do so , dam. Private Property nowa- tude of the place. A woodpecker the G days means just what the name drummed on a nearby deat implies and mo signs are tree trunk a blue jay gave | “™ mecessary tw d<sure protection me the once over and a black “dnt ofsuch property. So. tear- duck guided her charzes into the of being mz down or defacing signs will fiag bordered margin Five Property not put would-be trespassers in Years was a lonz tre to 4 wat Ye the clear

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WHO WON MUM?

card held at the Charlottetown Driving Park last evening. The

Cadaliae Gold Dust. owned by

AE. MacLennan of Summerside

and Janet M. owned by Dr. P. MacIntyre of Montague were the two double dash winners of the evening. Cadaliac took the third dash in a time of 2:11.3, outracing Princess Mark to the wire and in the 6th race he beat of another challenger. Success Intruder, in a time of: 2:12.1.

In the 4th and‘ seventh Janet M led the way to the wire beat- ing out Lucky V in both heats She had times of 212 and 2094 in the dashes Janet M was teamed with E. Bernard

Two upsets led to the huge first daily double. In the first race of the evening High Price led-to-the-wire-and* paid a grat- ifying $30.10. The few holders of doubles after the first race ap- Parently were off in their calcu- lations for. Sir Smart romped home in front of the field in the Second dash and paid $32.50 to win as well as $670.40 for the double. High price is owned by Ray and Larry Davison of Char- lottetown and.Sir Smart by* Wil- lis and Myers.

Next action at the local track

when the Lions Club wil! spon- 7 the seasons third free-for- all.

RACE 1 High Price ‘W. Craig) Crow's Boy ‘C. O'Brien) Sir Jollity (J. Hennessey) Goldie Dell ‘C. Smith Jolly May ‘A. Pineau) Amy.Thorpe (J. Campbell) Nancy's Pick ‘L. Neill: Edgewood King ‘E. Arsenault) 8 Time: 2:16 . High Price owned: by R. and Davis : Pays “S10, 7.0, 7.00; 13.90; 93. 950

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RACE 2 Sir Smart ‘R. MacKenzie) Abner C. (W. Craig) ; Mighty Abbe ‘J. Campbell) Sky Prince ‘B. MacPhail: Happy D. ‘L. Smith) Captain Way ‘S. Stead Victory Gallon (E. Bernard?

1 2 3 4 5 6

a double dash sweep Photo is work of Godfrey's photo

wire im the eighth dash of the loss robbed Miss Cool Eyes of service.

Gigantic Doubles Pay - At Chtown Driving Park. |

Pays: 3rd—4.20. 3.90, 3.00. 4.20, 4.30; 4.00. 6th—3.20, 3.20, 250: 5.10, 3.10; 5.90.

Port Hill Boy ‘L. Neill) Sunny King (W. Craig’

Gay Druien (A. Goodwin?

Janet M. owned by Dr. P- MacIntyre Pays 4th race— 37. 289. 2.20; 3.80, 330. 260 7th race— 2.90: 2.50, 240; 3.60, 2.40: 2.80. RACES 5 and 8

Miss Cool Eves ‘L. Walsh) 1 2 Am Castle (D. MacNeill) 2 1 Security Scott :

(J. Henenssey ' S35 Shelton Byrd ‘W. Craig) 4 4 Chum (C. Smith’ § 5 Willard’s Choice ‘W. Kelly! 6 7 Mighty Warrior ‘O Willis! 7 6 Lucky Goose ‘L. Neill) 8 8

Times: 2:10.3:- 2-122

Miss Cool Eyes owned by J.. D. and F. Pound- :

Pays: 5Sth—30.20. 11.70. 3.50: 3.80, 3.30: 260. &h race—5 10. 2.90, 2.10; 3.10, 2.30: 2.10

Exactor on 5th—$497 60

2nd Daily Double—$1i 60:

eee? Maritime Racing FREDERICTON ‘CP — n ator’s Sis, owned by Brothers of Moncton, won the $1,500 four and five-year-old stake on an eight-dash harness

racing card here Thursday night. |

Senator's Sis. who finished third behind Starburn in the opening dash of the feature. hit the wire in 2.12 45 and second time out for the best in sum- mam

Starburn took the opener’ in

2:08 3-5, best time of the night, |

but finished fourth: in the-sec- ond half.

Plymouth Rock 2 19 2-5) and 2:10 35 and Market Report (2:10 35 and 2:19 35) were double winners.

Broom Grattan ‘J. Chappelle) 8 Time: 2:14.3. Sir Smart owned by Myers and Willis Pays 240: 5.30 First Daily Double—$670 40 RACES 3 and 6 Cadillac Gold Dust ‘A. Burbine) Princess Mark ‘L. Kelly: Al Dale-(C. O'Brien: d Success Intruder ‘C. Smith’ 4 True Lady Lou (R. Annear: 5

32.50, 460. 460: 260

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Amigo Mike ‘S. White) ' 6 Gateway Senator (C. Woolridge) 7

Times 2:11.3: 2:12 Cadillac Gold Dust owned by A. E. MacLellan

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and I tock evervthine in The soft May dusk settled surffiv and when | glanced toward the @pot where the cork had been a few seconds before it had sud- denly sunk ot of sizht A ficht- ing two pourcer had teken hold Another weichinz a Pound - and a@ half tock u> where its mate had lef off The next weizhed an even pourd and the lost two three quarte: pound: each

I enjoyed top trow fishing all that summer | did nx adver- tize the spot and ne ome dream ed that ti: dam hed any trout worth the name Two veare later the secret «xx ot and a whole army ¢f trout fish=rmen

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=~ Birchwood’s Sport Stars ored During Banquet

’ The annual Birchwood awards Claybourne, Jackie Durant, White, Mike Duffy, Gerald

dinner was held iast evening at Birchwood High School and pre- sentations were made to the winning. teams and outstanding players of the schools intermur- al program

400 aspiring young athletes, parents and staff were on hand to participate in the meeting out of the awards. Guest speaker for the soiree was Earl Nichol- son. athletic Director of Prince of Wales College and one of the Island's representatives on the Canadian Fitness Council.

Perhaps the most glittering awards were carried off by the Birchwood High hockey team, co-captained by Bob - Whitlock and Sandy MacDonald. Toney Teceived the Cro¢kett Jewellers Trophy for winning’ the P.E_I. Junior A Interscholasite Boys hockey championship and the Bike Shop Trophy for copping the city Interscholastic Champ- ionship members of the team are as follows: Bobby Whitlock, Sandy MacDonald, Brian Foley, Tom Cullen, Jim Dowling, Jim MacDougall. Larry Butler, Ron Carmichael. Jack Arsenault, John Creighan. Tom Gauthier, Mike Campbell, David Murna- ghan, Allan MacInnis, «= Ron Smith, John MacEachern.

In Intra-Mural foothall the Browns won the title and with it the cup donated by the Bike

| Shop. The team was captained

by Brookes Claybourn

members were as follows... Buff |

| award. Individual prizes

John Creighan, Lynn MacCor- mick, Leonard Malone, Gordie McCarville, Tommy Gauthier, Joe Peters, Willard MacDonald, David Mahar

The Intra-mural Hockey lea- gue was topped by the Comets | and captain Jim MacDougall ac- cepted the trophy donated by the Knights of Columbus and the Benevolent Irish Society to the league winners. Team Jim MacDougall, Bob Whitlock, Ian Waye, Reg. Chipman, Jack Durant, Pius Doyle, Earl Jef- fery, Danny Murphy, David Murnaghan, Norman Wheatley. Also in league hockey, Jamie Kennedy won the Students Couny cil Award for the top point got- ter, and Jim’ MacDougall __re- ceived the Father Roche aw for the player collecting the most assists. Goalie Reg Chip- man picked up the Dr. J.A. MacMillan trophy for the best goals against average. The Mac- Donald — Brown trophy award- ed to the player judged most valuable

to his team was awar- ded to Bob ijleck and Sandy MacDonald won the Duffy — MacGillivary award for the

player best combining ability and gentlemanly conduct

In_ Intra-mural basketball (Senior) team number ‘13, cap- tained by Harvey Trainor cop- ped the PR. MacCormac were awarded to the members of the team. Harvey Trainor, John

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Team No. won the Junior BYC trophy for winning the in- termédiate league and here again each member of the team was presented with an award. Team: Brian Sobey, Arnold Blanchard, Steve McCabe, Jim Killorn, Joe Drane, Bil) MaclIn- tyre, Dave Hambly, Roger Ho- gan, Kordy Donovan. ,

The final boys basketball award was in the Junior boys league and here team No. 6 led by T. Lawlor copped the Junior award. Members of the team are as follows: Teddy

.LaWilor (c), Ray Gallant, Dougie

G Ww ton, Mike Lawlor, Peter Green-. an.

The school donated crests to the following Junior Basketball players: George Theriault, Joey Martin, Philip Connolly, Wayne Farrell, Paul Carmichael, _ Eu- gene Power,:Pat Gillan, G Mahar, Leonard Gillis, Colin MacDougald, Bobby MacEack- ern, Teddy Lawlor, Grant Kil-

The girls awards were all for ; basketball. The Senior > League

lant, Mike Campbell, Kevin

_was_won by Team F, captained

by Aileen McGuigan. All re- ceived trophies and the CYO trophy went to the winning team.

The C.Y.0. Trophy donated by the Huly Redeemer C.Y.O.

the winning team wee by Team F, Eileen McGuigan (ec). Trophies awarded to the indj- vidual members of the wi

‘team: Eileen McGuigan, Esther

McQuaid, Wendy You pier, Joyce Carragher. Barb. Train. or, Marg. Hunter, Ramona Mac- Donaid

The Junior Trophy donated by the BYC was won by Team F captained by L. Doucette.

Birchwood High Intermediate Girls Basketball League-- Linds Doucette ‘c!, Marlene Hunter Mary Jane Grant, . Lorraine Monaghan. Lynne LeClair. Ma rie Ling, Rosemary King. Pat Young

Congratulations to all Birch wood athletes for a very fine year

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The City police downed the Bankers 16-5 in a Commercial league softball game played ai Queen Charlotte last evening.

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