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SPORTS FRONT

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The Summerside trotter n to nip an on-rushing Bernie Dan in both trips. The heavily-backed Lady Lakeburn didn’t have it at all Monday night, breaks in both dashes. The high-stepping mare was never in con-

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expect to see any repetition of that dash for the forward to all-out drives at each card the final card of 1959. *

and time and race secretary and classifier Frank ‘Duck’ Acorn and manager H.J. ‘Jack’ Kennedy do their chores in a most cap- able manner.

Both ‘Duck’ and ‘Jack’ put a great enthusiasm into their work and try their darndest to please both the horsemen and the public. They are on call all the time but they managed to take care of ail the details.

If there are times when either of these gentlemen miss out on anything, you can be sure it wasn’t for lack of trying.

~ The Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhthition As- sociation would look for quite awhile to get two such energetic servants.

They perform their tasks most capably.

WELL, JIMMY DYKES continues to do things that no other American league manager has done.

achieved this season at the expense of the great knuckle baller. Dykes’ Tigers chased Hoyt in the

Indians appear to have recovered from are playing heads-up ball again. Chicago White Sox also appear steady and are turning in some pretty fair ball games. Then there are the Yankees that many folks believe will rebound quickly enough to retain their championship.

The whole picture gives. great promise of.a really sizzling race the rest of the distance. We believe this American pennant will be up for grabs come the last week of September.

Donnie ‘Funnel’ MacLean call- ed the balis and strikes m last night’s tilt. : Tonight Rollaway Aces are at home to-Barry’s Lions.

_ BASEBALL RESULTS

Henry (9) and S. Taylor. HR: Chi—Banks (18). First

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Phila St. Louis Gomez 1-4 Meyer (4) Simmons (7) and Thomas; Mizell $3 and H. Smith. HR: StL H. Smith (7). Second Phila 001 000 100— 211 2 St. Louis 200 201 00x— 5 8 0 Owens, 4-4 Phillips (8) and Sa- watski, Broglio, 1-5 McDaniel (3) and Katt. HRs: Pha—Philly (2). StL—Cimoli (7).

American League Cleveland 000 020 011— 410 2 Boston 000 000 100— 1 6 0

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Smith and Rand; Wiesler, James (8) and Darrell Johnson. Toronto 000 000 023— 511 0 Miami 000 010 100— 2 8 0

Chakales, Pehanick (8), Scant- lebury (9) and Thompson; Fisher Kay (9) and Bucha.

Montreal 300 004 000— 7-8 2 Havana 001 012 010— 5 11 0

Birrer, George (8) and Wil- liams: Craddock, Cueche (6) and Gonder, Izquierdo (9).

PROBABLE PITCHERS

National League

Pittsburgh at Chicago—Haddix (44) vs. Buzhardt (3-2) ,

Philadelphia at St. Louis ‘n)- Semproch (2-4) vs. Jackson (5 6)

Milwaukee at Los Angeles (2, twi-night)-Spahn (87) and Jay (2-4) vs. Koufax (21) and Mc- Devitt (4-6)

Cincinnati at San Fransicso— Purkey (6-7) vs. Sanford (7-6). American League Chicago at New York—Shaw

(5-2) vs. Turley (5-7).

Kansas City at Washington (n)- Coleman (24) vs. Woodeshick (0-1) : Cleveland at Boston — Garcia (0-4) vs. Sullivan (3-5). :

Detroit at Baltimore (n)—Mossi (5-2) vs. Pappas (5-3)

Hell Drivers Are Terrific

Over 3,000 enthusiastic fans act evening crowded into Cher- lottetown Driving Park to see the famed all Canadian Lucky

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Jackson, driven by Joe MacDon- ald, and Acemor, driven by M. Chaisson. Jackie won the third . | @ash, with the good pacer, Bon- nymite, second; Royal Chuck

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PRACTICE

A ball practice has. been cail- ed for Intermediate Abbies this evening at 5.30 at Memorial Field.

for the mile was 2.14. __

In the seventh dash, with the same field, Acemor and Jackie Jackson went at it right from the word “go” with the result that Acemor was the winner with

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ANNOUNCES SPECIAL SUNDAY FLIGHTS

Retween

Charlottetown Summerside Moncton For Summer Months Only

TWO RETURN FLIGHTS EACH SUNDAY Leaves Charlottetown at 12 neon and 4 p.m. Effective June 21, 1959

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last round the rivals,

002 to a full game. NEW YORK (AP)—New York Yankees finally caught up with

Rodrigues Faces Akins Tonight

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. ‘AP)— Luis Manuel Rodriguez, 22-year- old Guban welterweight champion likely will be underdog when he faces Virgil Akins in a 10 - round fight here tonight.

Although Rodriguez is un- defeated in 21 fights and has knocked out three American wel- ters, Akins is older by 10 years and more experienced by 51 ring engagements.

Rodreguez is a flurry puncher much on the order of his famous countryman, Kid Gavilan, but packs a hefty wallop and knocked out Charley Scott and Isaac Lo- gart recently. He also upsét Ralph Dupas and has knocked

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