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Highlights Racing AtCDP |r Giants Toor | ‘Pughights Kacing [Eleventh Defeat |[GIaNTS pp A whopping daily double pay- ,Best split honors in the 2.23 pace | Stormy Clegg (Carr) 35 — : \ San Francisco's Giants: stayed; League leading Milwaukee Aparicio, Gardner off of $337.60 was one of the Urst and Pixie A bbe/ Texas Finst (Arsenault) 54) A repuvenated BIS Shamrock) slugged two doubles and knocked|on the -heels of the Natipnal|Braves, edging Pittsburgh Pi- wildly to first. them for highlights of a highlight-filled |*@¢ Taurida Bay divided the C (MacDoaaid) 67) team scored seven runs in two runs before he was tossed er rates 4-3 Wednesday in the. cir- victory went te Truman|aie Minoso and narnéés racing card held night (220, 7% curtain raiser w as/ Bowery Boy (Bernard) 8 6| first two innings to send the|out of the contest for strongly) TAPES TALE = |cuit’s only day game. Clevenger who pitched two per-| slammed Mt the. Charlottetown, Driving [uc °F sprit’? Pee ia a fast | Bertha Clegg (C. Smith) 7-8 luckless Dodgers to a onesided| protesting a called third strike In the American League, Chi;|fect innings after relieving Park: before a large Ladies! Eric's Peg, Christie’ Times: 2:21, 2:20-2. 9-2 defeat in City Softball league|in his third trip to the plate; NEW YORK (AP)—Tale of the|cago's White Sox lost. ground to| starter Russ Kemmerer. % Night turnout. His ges Seay Ayo odes Christie's Best: Owned by H./ action at Victoria Park last night.|Cuker Pineau came with! tape of heavyweight champion|front-running Cleveland dropping| FORNIELES STARRED The-big pay, only one of a| personal marks. : L. Monahan, Sydney; driven by} The loss was the llth in a row)a pair of singles Merle Floyd Patterson and challenger|a 42 decision to fashington,| “Jack Harshman, recently ob-| Jceland aumber during the evening, Pixie Abbe was the best win | O™, mm. Brown Budlong: | for the Dodgers who have yet to| Longaphie poled a two-run single) Ingemar Johansson for today’s|Boston handed Detroit it's fourth| tained from Baltimore, posted| was an came on the combination of Gal-| ticket of the paving |e Sak Given ty Fred Hugh | ecere a victory. in the big inning title fight at Yankee Stadium, straight defeat and sixth in the|his second straight Boston vic-| fore joining lant Way and Taurida Bay in| $45.49 while Taurida Bay es, Brackley. The Shamrocks, booking more; Doc Hennessey and Bubbles) patierson ; Ti.ers’ last eight games, winning|tory but it took a brilliant relief) 18th century. The thrill-packed card was|The exactor Lady Lakeburn (Arsenault! 12) won the. Island title last year,| both singles. * ; ; < on Betty French | cian Way (Seaman) 2 1] wasted Mile time in climbing on x-184 Weight — 198 Center fielder Bill Virdon's|Tigers. Harshman had a three PRACTICE erty eet TE ead ian en Federal paid a neat | pia: Hoosier (Cyril Smith) 5 3| starter Dick Doyle. they scored In tonight's play league-leading | 5-11 ~Height 6-4 | muff of a short fly with the bases| hitter working for 6 1-3 innings _ secvell were involved in a Gal atk ee, ea Beadow Abbe (Pound) 3 6| two runs in the first and\chased| Rollaway Aces will be visiting) 7! ins. Reach . 72% ins. | full and one out in the ninth én-jand led 30 when the Tigers got) po uioy practices are called spill near the 7-8 pole. How-|the first daily double on Lady |Doaley Darnley (C. Smith) 44] the slim southpaw with five big| Barry’s Lions. 40 ins, Chest (normal) 48 ins. | abled the Giants to score the win-|two runs. Fornieles came in andi tor ¢hig evening for Intermediate ever, both drivers and horses|Lakeburn and Christie's Best |Bermie Dan (J. Hennessey) 6-5| hits and five runs in the second. : 42 ins. Chest « ) 45 ing-j ming run, The blooper was hit by|retired eight straight batters,| sisi.. and Junior Legionaires. escaped serious injury and were | $41.60. New Forest (Bernard) 78| Stocky Keith Dalziel took over 3212 ins. Waist 34 ins.| pinch hitter Leon Wagner Virdon| striking out two pinch hitters iniqy. Apbies will work out at the” able to walk off the track under w Pace Tommy Shanter (Thorne) &7|for Doyle with two out in the| STANDINGS [21% ins thigh 2% ins.|had the ball im his glove but| the ninth. field west of the P.E.I. Hospital Upsets were plentiful and not) wasnim’s' Star (G.* 1! Lady Lakeburn: Owned by| til the Irishmen got to him for 14% ins. Biceps 16% ins,| ond baseman Bill Mazeroski. each collected three hits to lead) ineir session at Memorial Field. one horse was able to capture| Qos ial cy (G.° Calibeck) 3 Stables, Summerside; | single runs in the last two innings. American League 12 ins. Forearm _ 15 ins. the Boston-attack against loser) Both practices get underway two dashes ohn ekous a 3] driven by Joe Arsenault; Gallan| Roy McGonnell went the route W L_ Pet GBL/6 ins. Wrist 7 ins,| MCCORMICK WON Don Mossi. Ted Williams went! x 5.30. The feature AA pace was split) no.) | (C. Smith) 4] way Owned by Andrew Perry, | for the Shamrocks allowing only Cleveland % 2 S47— /|12% ins. Fist 18% ins.| Mike McCormick, who ' took| hitless but he drove in the Yirst by Betty French and Ginger E./¥ Smaliwood) 5/ Summerside; driven by Don Sea-| four hits, two of them doubles by | Baltimore 3% 31.537 % 116% ins. Neck 17 ins. | over in the top of the ninth when| Boston run with a sacrifice fly. with Peter Federal taking the | Ken's Pride (L. Kelly) $| man. Merrill Flynn. McGonnell didn’t | Chicago 35 91 590 1 19% ins. Ankle’ 10 ins. | Pittsburgh tied the score at 33,| Im might games, New York ; aoe ip oe the first time nd para : C PACE ee Seay 208 Sas ee — ork * . ro ee x-Exact weight at 10 a. m. EST |was credited with his fifth vic-/ Yankees played at Kansas City arour Betty French plac- xy land ey Taurida Bay (J. Heonessey) 5 1| throughout conten. rol . weigh-in Thursday, June 25. . He has lost seven. Bennie|and the Baltimore Orioles were) — ing in the second dash. Erie Por Owned by, Andrew [Pizie Abbe (C. Smith) 1dnf| The victory was the fifth in 11 | Boston 30 35 462 5% FACTS Saclits third of four Pirate|at Cleveland. In the National Gallant Way driven by Don . " Belle Texas (Arsenault) 2 2| contests for the Irish and leaves Kansas City 29 35 .453 6 S, FIGURES pitchers, was charged with the| League, St. Louis played ‘at Mil- Seaman paced the fastest mile | Ferry. | Summ Summenguiedfiven by/ none Texas (Arsenault) 2 2| them in fourth place, four points | Washington 30 37 48 6% defeat. waukee, Chicago at Cincinnati eS ee 2:23 PACE 1sT Division |G- Ana C. (G. Callbeck 34] behind the Lions and Juniors NEW YORK (AP)—Facis and} Home runs by Bob Skinner, his| and Philadelphia at Los Angeles. —, with 5 sos —_ Christie’s Best (Qyral Smith) 1 2| Myttle’s Boy (Barnett) 4 3| deadlocked for second WIND INSTRUMENT figures on the Patterson-Johans-| 15th, for Pittsburgh, and Willie) CLEVELAND (AP)—Baltimore up took the first dash. ” | Browa (Eiughes) 2.1) Soa rerun (Kemmedy) 7 dat) bine rocks Fapped out 11) 1 trombone, valued instru-| Dele” Teorcar’ jonas | Rizkland, his 12th, for San Fran-|Orioles scored three russ is: the * ’ Vv ’ x —_ ° Zz % Brown Budlong and Christie's ' Ma's Boy (Craig) 43)" "Tines: 2:14; 2:12 of Doyle pe, ee sine la’ teedera exchecitee, ‘al Sas ee — highlighted the early scor ee ee ee Taurida Bay: Owned by Ray} Gene Ward led the way with three | descended frum the ancient sack-| Principals—World heavyweight The White Sox's usually. tight | ror—and league-leading BASEBALL RESULTS Sowent, Seater. etbous, Sires) stagies _ while” Wally Sheghand | vet. champion Floyd Patterson, New| defense broke down in the ninth|Cleveland Indians 74 Wednesday , ag ong y cs pee a8 York, vs Ingemar Johansson, | gs Washington overcame a 2 - 1| night. The victory sent the Orioles National League (Kansas City 000 120 10x— 4 8 0) Sunes, '2 Stanley Mayhew, ° ° Grtcberg, Sweden. deficit with three runs. Singles| into second “place, only -a half Pittsburgh 010 000 011-3 9 1 International League eS es tT AT TANCE — 16 rounds or less | hy ‘Jim Lemon and Roy Sievers) game behind the Indians. Se ee eee Bek Yaa reme toca 1 FC OPTIACS QAUTINT, || ceatttiss sargonar” [eg comers. | oe Mat pee ren : : 400 010 00x— 5 9 © Second at * eet ee ete aa aa) % a 1 tek G6 — Pettersen 4 to Shek Desnegn diepapel of Rane ney i St. Louis 000 000 0— 0 8 2)Havana 00 000 000-0 € 1) Jean Clegg (Stead) 33) oo Officials — Referee and two| DiTi# for the second out but) Baltimore mounted ite winning Milwaukee — 400 000 0—4 Y 32) Rochester . 013 300 00x—7 10 0/ Dunlop B. (C. O’Brien) a6 u core in Sides & be two!Ken Aspromonte drove in the/rally against starter Herb Score, (called end of 7th, rain) First Donald Clegg (F. Calibeck) 5 5, aa announced a ring-!jead run with an infield single| who also gave up the home runs. American League | Richmond ___ 000.000 2-2 8 ©' Stalag Hanover (MacKinnoa) 7 7 Scoring—By seends alh and a third Senator. run scored | Gus Triandos, Walt Dropo, Bill a 000 001 2104 10 1| Montreal 010 040 x—5 10 0| Times: 2:13-1; 2:12. SUMMERSIDE BUREAU the teams. ‘They cracked oUt| plementary point aystem in case Pekigee Soom 9 slmcnet os slat eee teres ren | ge a SOUR Oe ee es noe, he eee TT Chicago 100 010 000-2 6 3 we ae ae to og gi Dave Weisner: Ginger E.,: Own-| Summerside Pontiacs, though \ocpougail Delmar Jordan, and| me 10:9 pan. EDT ATTENTION HORSEMEN Baltimore 000 301 00S—7 9 1) Montreal oe aed 5 eee Olamr: driven | outhit by Tyne Valley Tigers, de-| Wilfred Barlow were the trio to|oneace of ohosee? om” ™ 200 101 000—4 5 1/| Miami by Lorne 2 feated the Westerners at Queen/hit for the circuit. ° . Se yek seh oat ans 7 1|Butfale 110 000 G0x—2 6 6! 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