10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon.. Mav 3, 1965. - SPORT ECHOES ~'Shoemaker Teamed Entry

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(CP-AP)— Holds Meeting & wen the Ken- ‘tucky Derby by a neck -Satur- lday over fast-closing Dapper By NORMAN MacDONALD ~~ | |Dan, a 30-to-1 shot, with Tom | Rolfe, riddenhen by=a Canadian . : a hn the { deal- locker An informal.meeting of the day handie the question © ea! | -The winner, a flashy colt at the Legion '"= oo side. teams. 7 League was held ‘i casrying o the silks of Ada L. ursday with Wilfred " Rice sh of Chicago, oil held on sero under —- matter M eccorred was oeme to me debates mm Me McNeill. retiring president, in ico lash Willie Shoemaker | = - . the chair Tignish and Grand that, own gue intact, River representatives put-in a keep t and. have a Prince County The lightly-regarded Dapper surprise appearance, one the leacue entirely separate from Dan, owned by , suggestion that the Town Lea- it, Even if the Prince County icame_ from last place in the gue be expanded to a Prince teams got together only every - olds week — siving each ie a ase ane want County league was tossed second was almost a huge upset. He games — that — , around a bit. Greg Deighan, team about six finished two lengths in front of | Ee town secretary. raised some ob- would be»a start, and more f ' i : ' 7 Som Rolfe, the mighty mite | ies jections which seemed pretty games could be arranged for ' ae - rae ; Powhatan stables “of | 7 m@ebh- in order. He said the another year if the league ' :? ‘from the after same grow- proved workable Tiznish re- Raymond Guest, U.S ambassa-_ Town League. that ing pains was getting oretty presentatives complained dor to Ireland . well established, and any expan- _ were: =e — = : OSE eae “He just didn’t have it,” said, j Turcott 23-year-old native of - ‘Nativelengths Chargerback of ’ sion to a Prince County league, eugh competition durin 4 age 3 ' : | Grand ‘Falls, NB. i Kd WILLIE SHOEMAKER: jwas third. two back os summe z me eS : fF kc are would throw things desc Lac Debonair, and “ the experimental stage again. It rangement as d ‘ - egw him come | rtd ek © ane one «as pointed out that a rural would supply them with at | ; ‘ VICTORS a oe third-place fiaish of Mis | ious, uetit I the with Tem Relle moving iste : ee ee eS oS team had joined the leasue-twe—teast-half_a loaf, which is bet- [ Beliveau capt the’ Stanley Cup after their vie- Other players are Jean Guy Roiisseau ar Wirephoto) Lucky Debonair paid $10.60,/ Native aa aus r finished | headed inte what ts years ago and the eens yi oe. . — Jean Shee. £ | $5.40 and $4.20. Dapper. Dan fourth, one length back of ‘Tom | fouth place. : ‘for ne Canadiens hugs the tory over the Black Hawks. Talbot, Dick Duff. Bobby ao Neri tee in ar- teams paving the way : zoe Rte a_i Tem ao oe a neck in ‘ront of | sean fl ans on al ™ riving—at-_the field_.and__on at their Juveniles and ~———> Hail . 8 : Ce : leas: asion did not put in participate. and there could | cache Debonaie’s Cue of oe (STANDS CATCH FIRE eco oe = ee - a at all. The. pre- two separate and distinct > on a very fas urchs The start of this most. color-| “. oper urning t set-up was giving JuvenJes Summerside teams to play in Downs <— was well off the/ry rowd Power down the middle pf the pent SEs-Ul dpa ' os . : a Nee ates ak i 1 horse' race, before a c a and even a few midgets an op- the ‘Prince County League. ee ie ee ee that sprawled into the infield, | T9€ x : portunity to play in the league. We ll. it’s: just a thought, and of a mile from exper- might provide the frosting for nau “an te Saas eee delayed a half-hour whea| ——— thus acquiring valuable aac ; : a fire broke out in the upper-/ led ky Debonair had pul- ience for future years as juniors. the cake. but possibly some- a ane ~~. ee P tier boxes of the wooden club-/ into a three-length lead, but. It was decided to let the incom- one will find valid objections , owned by E. house stands. jby this time Valenzuela had to it. It at least a ma- hich dis-| | Dapper Dan running like a wild ing e executive to = be elected at winTaylor the of ireskuess: , Toronto, wentbut missed on tO; | covered The fj; = oe _ ml luuee Me hee bee ae ae the annual meeting next Thurs- terial for argument. tie. anaes. SAS STENE SERIES lie post for the sith ae ey fa mile ant BILL MacDOUGALL ? Their. last _cup victory Was in at ‘the ay ampbell was Sines = Little # L eaguerts : 2 “ | By (CP)—After be- . ERT HIS arene target” whee ae otiee tery —_— ae a minutes |eae ee S400 Foun! ite other ae = 2 e fists, feet,-missiles and tear sidelined Northern Dancer. ate ol ant hades ome the report another first in the incal area. ing oo the wagon for soe . Did you hear about reserv «! > r- of some medical men that. little aes tee old ley Cup champagne Saturday ~ The Canadiens and the Black Saturday night's presentation ee had been evacuated from. the| set a record for most pen. was the first he had made aes Mc at) LUCK. Bae HOLDS ell a er area. Tack) Deke: whe al 9 ¢ leaguers are injuring their arms side were playing in night. ; Hawks : oo oe — Peg Boag hy by throwing curves at such an Crvstal rink when the entire The incredicaia thal ocianad the “Derby -with-< record @ early-age? These-kids-were-aiso-south railing gave way cate ine 40 victory over Chicago ‘ ite mine ie in the on as to give up his first efforts ‘et isa Sead nt Derby aaa ‘into | aqvised “not to pitch more than -pulting about twenty or. May- Biack Hawks in the seventh and| ) ‘record set by Toronto and Mon- speak becaiise-of the boos. He! Keeneland’s. Biue Grass Stakes [of five victories and three sec-| : 7 ‘two innings ‘theyre allowed six. be even thirty birds to the ice. rubber game for the world. pro- treal last year. then shouted into the micro- oe ak of good |omd in eight starts this year, | Enjoy The All a Bs hockey ane The Caen set records for phone over the noise but it’s see ee 2 woe ieeeaa earned $112,000 of the according to the present sys There were me serious ac- fessional leave Laurel, Md. for |purse of $154,500 _ New Peerless home were simple but pow both the most penalties and doubtful whether many in the phim to tem)..This isn't the first time cidents except a few es most minutes accumu- Forum heard him. Keeneland. Ky. where he | Dapper Dam won $25,000, Tom Bevei : we've. heard that little leaguers runs in nylon stockings. The j A steady netminding job © $12,500 and Native verages and py a goaltender who had never 4 © 4 lated by one team in a playoff MAKES 20 SAVES gained stature eth a vietory in | Rolfe should not be permitted to throw game was suspended > Cup final al- F | series, 71 and 183. The previous. Worsley, a native Montrealer jh. Blue Grass. ‘Charger $5,000. curves. and we're inclined to played in Charlottetown later. been in a Stanley agree. They could concentrate A player (does amyone re- ‘though he’s one of the most = records of 64 and 126 were set who will be 36 May 14, made 20 wh ae k tinued right | Dapper Dan ran separtely at-| of the straight ball, member who?) was in the familiar puck-stoppers in_ the Gy by the Leafs last year. * saves in recording his second) Liane i acue inish a line of Sat-| - though trained by Bill Winfrey, | i on control ; shutout ‘of the series. He ‘re down to t hit harder. it penalty hex and completed . 4 Ist. Derby before a/trainer of Bold Lad. { and if they were > ' Sco) ICKL led from the start : his penalty in Char- 2. A hard-digging line centred - "" RE QUI Y¥ turned to the nets after a three- urday’s 9st, ry, B4-de-| Flag Raiser would be fair for everyone, the serving couldn't . oe "ae a game layoff because of a: pulled eo 100,000 in fair, | until the field hit the head a a infielders and outfielders zet- Iettetewn. This must certain. by a super-star who ting alot more practice ly a first, and we wouldn't be St Rees meen ot om game as to which team would) ep ogg ae hoi ike ' Shoemaker, riding his- third} he finish i a quarter-mile from the 3-3 déadlock in games. Gumper “had_replaced_after_two | Derby winner in 14 consecutive |t inish line. chin surprised if it was also a 3. An amazing ability to: score | break ~ shorthanded: ; The r Canadiens-seored-their-first— 14 seconds after guar of the em haat ‘because se ties, Amplied ne-was-tucky~ that —But- : (ee ian ees N.H}— backer”Se toe match a. with the Opposition was able 7 oe fhe goaltender is Lorne Gump) odie Adilax: aeabnad a the former. had_a pulled groin, : Raiser, a fleet Sata bi 1 n't able to spreadeagie big margin as Nai ho ha thén Lucky Debonair | aud off in the NHL since puck to start game and the = his field in the early running. |[Charger, and always been with an also- So salEehraavouatd — ag other three before oe ae as_ expected. and the almost-forgotten Nat- 1ea iran team when the cup finals POWER PLAY) PAYS OFF Bcge Bawa “ware ce S side High Tesi A big disappointment |was|ushua took up the chase. 1am ion Bill Hartack oe along. : sal Two of Saturday night’s goals of hae (iitacs team C h’ hi Bold Lad, heavily ory choice} Bold Lad, with. - was back among the pack super-star is Jean - were scored on power plays, = after winning the 1 two-year- iveau, the team captain’ who poosting their total output of pote a oa aptures Cc s Ip old championShip, but plagued} and never was able to untrack

wall th <— diens threw ce Summerside High School “Wy leg splints during ‘the win- | scored .eight goals in the in play- the goalsteams had while a man opposing in the penalty playoff 7). ty Se left Sar ta ae ee OP er re "FAMOUS ° ron 5 “4 noo er aVv offs, played a key role style ey some- tu’ rovincial Junior In- t 1t from the’? Canadiens’ power play combina-| bog to 21. thing to be desired as a specta- terscholgstic, Volleyball cham The strapping co 4 BRANDED INSPECTED ¢ tion, and who became aa Beliveau and his leftwinger, tor attraction, but that didn’t iotshipi’ la\ thar ae ee | Wheatley; |stabje never was aly $ “A Summerside constable by of the high-run Vern Wedge, | Trophy c nat eae oe Dick Duff, each scored once.|detract the 15,749 fans from at Mor¢ll Sattirday.\ The Sum- Serious fifth contender, afler one although mile, From he |}|? ST E A KS K ;° that) ote playoffs. . Yvan Cournoyer and Henri Ric-| cheering their idols widly for merside forges were. unde- was the name of Keith Champion who hag 41. It is expected had. nothing left, | $ on: i ed enh’ tee oth ‘ onl: the last’ couple of minutes of feated as they toppled : Souris there on he has surprised the players in the the 52 ‘will be hard to beat now | Island Snooker Tournament by with the quality of players re- a © oe the game until the presentation and than Morell and went on to and finished a badly — vA AK ~ Sy MONEY : $ La BACK his match maining in the running. | SCORES Bobby Rousseau, the right- of the cup. eliminate Souris in the finals, 0th. 3 ruming away with line, had) Then, the - cheers suddenly There were only three teams ee ne said he was never |? over the previously” undefeated Here is the schedule as the winger on Beliveau’s Jack Brown in three straight tournament coes into what will | American League three assists, Duff two and the turned to boos “as president competiting ried about Bold Lad. _ of the NHL this was the second ie mel am ‘not really surprised : = games. He now remains the on- probably be its final week of [First big centre one. Clarence Campbell oe eS te mak ball championship for the west- that he didn’t bir ~ ae Electronic ly player yet to lose a match, play: \New York ate a ‘ oo set oe records, 1 the hal — senior hasn't proved himself. Service Centre sporting a‘s® ord for match- ‘Tonight at 7 p.m. at "Mr. Cue |New 1 wo g and one 2 lo silverware to - ern lads. They won the an ta _ oe pet; iveau. nid t sad ty tournament vhich was staged horse I was most concerned with ~ es played. Charlottetown) — Allison Tulle; McNally, reo get (9) an — vas .” omi rabid fans had apparently ., Joh /Orsino: Stott lemyre, niff (0-2) sonal satisfaction There are only seven players bie wa i ade S ohn Kane) \(9) and Schmidt. HR: Balt— the only coach in the NHL ev forgotten the incidents of recently s{ Souris, Y But in the end it was Dapper | 11 Elm Ave. to handle six cup winners. ,Be- when} Campbell suspended ; Dan, stablemate of Bold Lad, Anytime — Anywhere still “alive” in the tournament {yo ciay at ay gt Cue | Blefary (5), MARINE RADAR which is being played jointly at iri eel a the “@imeae ak nie fore Saturday night’s victory’ he| Maurice ket Richard. Mon- JAPANESE PAY OFF who almost pulled out the up-| TV - RADIO hockey idol. for TOKYO AP)\—The Japanese set. INTERCOMMS SHIP to SHORE : . the B and M Club in in Chat Tulle and Acorn: Earl Murphy Washington 011 000 010— 3100 Was tied with Hap Day. one» treal’ s beloved, ance 000° 200— 2-6 0~ an pilot_.of Toronto _ Maple _ Pore Serie. ag ean. foreizn ministry -has—announced--:Jsmael-Valenzuela__told_¢me | ANTENNAE 2-WAY RADIO ions at-Mr-—-Cue—in “ve the winner ot Kane and | Cleveland~~~—000 Phone 894-3297. : he was going to win with Dap- ORE oo ee a se. F ton placer (2 completion of payment ‘of steam Hyndman Mc@oemick, —Sitige-—¢3:0)—-7)-| said Shoemaker.|y 4 McINNIS P. E. DONE oo) public is invited to come and McCabe, Camilli (9): Kral- — 0° the first team ever to win with a stick and a ei tl $20,000,000 war reparations to per Dan,” Now. the. shooters_all with one The “But I didn’t know he was ser-| loss,’ will be fighting it-out to see and view these matches. ick, Donovan (6), McMahon the ean 11 Gis li F ofl mak, pee 4 time? Burma 5 eect cay oe - aceon — who will get to play against |(O-1) (7), Siebert (8), Tiant (9) 2" “igvictory tie ‘oh Ted fe HRs: Wash—Me- cole Keith Champion, who is now in RES |and Carreon. 2» me es ein ’ a@ good position to enter the fin- HOCKEY sco | Cabe (1). Cle—Alvis (3). i ‘ am ‘ Lis als. First prize in the tourna- | Second Game. ¥ i } on sf ment is $75.00. 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