i

Horne Motors, Maritime Electric Win Softball Games Played Yesterday

Horne Motors

izame of the season and the Msrr 2h; A. MacDonald of; B. Lannun

time Electric came from behind ,1.

to upset the Liguorian Youtlil Hm-neg; H. can 55; 0. Pi-untlv Club in two City League 50153511 (lb; W. Trainor'1b; Lamoureux zames played yesterday e.venih2- 11; W. Chandler 2h; Mac-Dougall

l-lorne' behind the strong pitvh- cf; Dtiugall c; M. Bell i-r; Gallant

in: of Leo Lamoureux downed If the Guardian Anizcls 16-7 In all seven inning contest. on the Purl:-l L0,." 55g .4; Jr

trlc nine defeated the L.Y.C. )5-if); Rays 31.. pp Lmtgdphip 1h;

won their first (2: c. Proude 2h: F. Shephard rf.

Vfiuardian: G. Wzirrl r: B. Mar- Bllrflo if: M. doll: diamond. The Maritime I-Zlet--,C;.,.,m..h,.el pf: 14. Poulinn 2h; M. H. in nine innings on the Old l)i:i-fwzmi H; ph stun p; B. Acorn

' LITTLE SPORT

..,.a..-e--.... .................c.- v - --

Hank Sauer Smashes . 2-Run Homer To Give

.

mnnd. H g , :cf: .l. Sortnk ss; D. Doyle 6. N. L. 3-2

llenry .'irtlngcr'.I tome rliti Lim.Smn.K with the bases loaded in HIDE rip I . H 5-h-non-20 mlmln F-VVA . h i n eighth inning sparked a Thlllillllni"-h1( .' E1 "-39 p , 1 mt) 18x4l5 re y.- I Electric drive as they came tornil tijylfiiiihlpecr and .I. Hennessc-,i; B'yI;';I': A3”? 3 MP, Jackie Robinson: first-inning tirhind to defeat the 1.. V. V 'ri....-train l-lzirtingnr .'ItIfl St-lilnyei. PH”'Ar?B” ' ”.y g " ' home run started the Nationals on iolihallers. The Elccli-it-s smi-rill Gum.d,.m pp p mi 120 ti - ” ---HalI1mQllnK.HRnk 531181. H1310? their way and Sauer nailed down t-ight runs in the eighth in w.nl1lni-tin": . . 0:31 2m x l lmime lead" m Mme ':"95'4s3?)la!5h'L their seventh win in the fourth in- the gainn. 3 siiill, Doyle rm and G. w.-ii-r.;'l led a tirmeiid;:us1ilrl'L9'r',"llld- r Eggp ng.

Tharkrll F'Ni'"l 0" "'9 l”” i”' l.aniourmix and linii!al1- t2”;m'll0 ml:b;:'m'.mA:1 llmeague One of Longest Homer: the Maritime Electric nnd was rev. , .. u I g p 3' ' p ,1 Sauer, the "black sheepu of the iiim-ii by liiagiinifgnil. .llntlP(t)li . k.p(Iill:(eLxiSali1.pths)i:iaiiJ;:1th22:9 lillllll1hil;iSqt;':1ll'C; xs):)il)aiLt;:p1t.edA:(ll;:t;arh;liLi:et;a:)y;; squad in 1950 when manager Burt Gaulhl" M" l 9 ”5 ”'”'” 7. ' ' i i ” - T-.”' ' Shotton tried vainly to remove him

. ll - if r five innings. .

1'" m"'s' iN B L d l mace m me Mammba Open ('0 liam E C -. from the starting lineup. crashed

in aridiiion to Huriiiigri-'s home. ' A a i Tournainent held in Winiupegp lastl Am-y waiting 55 minutesm while One N the longest home” in Nb t-iln lhr nilicr long haso knorlcsi V V V l(lPii week. Lit-at-V after fl poor op.nin,,, um m.e1?ss mm mmed 9 un. Star records-pa poke that landed were lrirtlrs UV Frilitk lllmil” MONCTON N-3-- W15 R 'r ' day lil which no s-int a round ol,9oi'ei'r-d infield Into a huge mud on the eft field roof and bounced "ind Georgr Sr-him:-r of the i-1le'- -- Rniiyiilg a 0' a poor start. C,l'1)- 79 mm 139:1 for lantli place. caliici pie, tho umpires flitiilly called the mm me street outside Shjbe Park tries and Allan Slirplizird Qt lll”Illu;t Hll'i today copped IN? New back on the scroiid dziv and fircri gnrnp. It was the first time an sauers blast came am” Bob l..Y.k'. FIN Sllwll-'I”l M "W 1--lEYHHSll1fK l)'0"Wl'5 K3” Cllilnillloll” rounds of 7') and T7 for a fltos:-ielll-St:ll' name had been curtailed,Lem0n nicked Stan Musial on the Y (7 W” ” 'l0”h1"' . i5ll-P 0” ll" "Om? Cm”'59 he” mm; score of 2:58. The winnrr, H.-ll Eids- , by W0:llllFl'. There never has been Ian Mm with n pnched ban

Ti)" "”'l'”" 5f””'"” WWW” all 19-3 Si'0Y9- vidg, had a mini score or 2'Ji. A a- postponement in its 19-game The muscle ho" of the Piauong l-"O L”'"”"”i”x "M1 R" Swill M155 :Vl- MCA13l'.V M Ed""md5l”"' writer in the Winliipt-rz Free Fire. ,lilstor)l- I15 using on” ihree hits to W-ml

npposrd one another in the llornc. NIB. was mnnexqm mm H 35y

.'tlriiors-Gu1rtll:m 2.inie. Slu'!l.- help mm. M mi

piirhln: lils first ;;;ini" if" " H" Miss Hills, who rcceiverl the Mar- I”dIiC. g.-tin .1 grin pm "I'm-"'l”l H-n Tm-v'm ind n lt)ii”li lime dur- liut tealii-iiiziirs errors untlcrmlii- ma hmf i1:,;.hmP '” ye3tm.dm,. nihhis pir?1'(:sip.g HR, pun in (W clirnhliig to eight strokes on the

i is rli . '. ' . i siartsi land lanimlreux Presrri eiil l”"””"'” 5950'”! "DU-

ii HP”

inning as ur-

in the last

clrllrk nlll tun hallers and fort-nil

loudrey Ties A

nnnthcr in ground out first.

I.aiiioiirriTi.x' glive up niiin hil.-nlc S all of them singles, struck out. n . , smnn men. and wlilkod oiiunl

Sliill has If)lll'llf'(l for tixolin lliiS. sii-ilrk out three and ivalked foul'.;

Tmilii riiplliin Oitrii Tlrtlnty niirl; Willard Chandler ind l-ioi'iic's "Fl

Golf Tourney

i - iii 'h. :4 ii ' . llwr lailzzutlits.:aLM.,.,,::,,.:1Rex Joudrcy o.' ilarimoutli play El for the lmizzcst. hits of the panic. W0 Simkel-9 bell" ma" Hamajfsi

L,m,.,p5.,,, ,Ed Crowell today to tie the i.).ilip nl:.rI'i'y1D 1-jlrcli-iv: Lncky 1h:l champion at tho end of the second Moore gh; l-lynetinrlpr pt, ,1; n.I dayls play of the Nova Scotla golf Hughes 3h F. Huizhes ss; G. championships. St-hleyer r: Downe rt; Beaton if: The tournament ends tomorrow. Thacher p. rt when the Nova Scotia Willingdoo

l.. Y. C.: Biradlrxv ll: W. 5h9D' Cup team is selected. bard 3h: A- Shrlllldfd Ill: G"”'h' Crowell and Joudrey topped ier p; F. Dunn ss: J. Hcnnessey

ON OISPLAY NOW!

THE )lt'GlNNF.FS SILVER )'ALA(”E TRAILER HOME

"Equipped Like. A Palace"

day's 76 made the difference.

gross score is 156.

by Nesbltt Ross.

-Auk About tho SILVER DFKF. Lingairs Lawrence Marsh,

A Home For 4 At T-1985.00

PAUL'S SOUND SERVICE 1'. E. 1. Dealer Phone 1800

DO NOT MISS

The Knights of Columbus Carnival at the Victoria Park Recreational Centre Tuesday and Wednesday, Jilly 8th and 9th. Fun for the whole family. Games such as bingo, crown and anchor, chocolate wheel, money board and novelties, etc. '

The prizes for the grand lottery will be drawn on the last night of the Carnival.

TRURU, N.S., July it - (CP) - .

the” first division with a 145) gross. J01!-i drey trailed Crowell's under par 7i; yesterday by two strokes but to i 4, ed. Accordiiiiz to the lil'opos.ils as . Pete Shymko of Truro remained - ” in the lead in the open champion- lships. as he. advanced one strokel over M. Des.lard'ns of Sydney. Hlsi

Best Sydney golfers could do lll.

Completelv Furnish:-tl For Six ,the first division was la gross 16?. " i play-offs, it will be possible for 111? pick up players frcin liiiritlvr rlllh in nrdrv .l1ClCl H1901. that they may have rir:'itc'::i play-i

l

who placed third in the second dlvisionl yesterday, dropped to fourth piacel with an 82-86 round for gross 1683 cits.

In the third division, F.R. Ste- phen placed 15th with a gross 204.

,

l spcaklili: of (l:'Rl', i'rpoi'ic(i

' Gray plllr.

himsell as a tlirc.i1. to nlakc Wilinzilrii Cup lT"'lli azziin" (iI'h.V

it is llnderstood. uill I'Piill'li in the-1

C.Lv in Septenibrr in stiid.V Fil1i1'i' sired accnlliilaiiov witli a well known C. A. C”lli1).lliV.

'80.) mu... 3...; ,-.11. plgvofi liglit game. at New York's

smart coil all day and cstniilislicnt GlTlUWl5 tho -was

Only twirc before-in it 1942 twi- Polo and in 1949 at Brooklyn plny halted and then only .l l)PC Leaszllo. The M.M.H.l... can only siispt-lid operations if they can ill'lTlllE:' exhibition games with thr! 0.5.1-l.L.. teams in the holiday i:LlilS'.)ll.

overshadowed the brilliant one-in- ning pitching job by Bobby shantz. half-pint lefty of the Philadelphia A's. Little Bobby hove into sight in the fifth and promptly struck out Whitey Lockninn. Jackie Robinson and Stan Musial with his darting knuckler and dnzzliiig fast ball. Shantz wasn't cvcn supposed to pitch because of ii chest muscle in-

And spcakiii: of unit the lritllcs of the local uolf club are mdkilic. rniiszdernblc speculation ovcr the DY9lJ1Ui3UC1lS 101' ill? MM'l1mW l-351' ll ouitonio of a bout between Austin irs meat. which will be field here on. Mrs. A -' l ”i)i:i;ti"' Hilslhlll, the Pr:-sirielit of the Math: This was iirougiit about A5SOCiZlli.'lll

us last nizht that. all the lcndinzi

lady golfers in the Maritime-s will be son. Mcilwcli showcd himself a cap- pai-ticzpntliiz in tho Riot”. and stir able f:ghtcr and there are some iiliticimtrs thnt the one of the best 3'95 ”9m- Th” "W-' lslire of Squzirebriggs. Both boys are i petitions are held at the Charlotte ;m the same weight, c1355 being town Uoll Coizrsc clery llirrc years ;11gmhcavy'5, . o - .

the vrcek

lime Liltli

. colors of Ma rztinie

ot Auziisg ill.

rs Golf

meal

The plajvrrs who will wear lhc filo vni'l(".i.s lohms in thr int:

lllttjor llockry

next season. will have a top ("tr ing capacity of S125 a lice); as fa as their iiockcy plaving is Ff)ilCClille

will

L".1'Zil(' at Camp Borden, Ontario. dropped

( l l 0 I O , In fight circles there. has been p jury.

Rousing Ovation Sqllzirrbriszgs of Charlottetown ant: lVfcEwen of Wcstviiie, N.S. out crowd of 32,785 persons by Mo- tolri Ewrns shmvilig here the lliF:lil. in :i boilt with George Pelcr- delimit! 11 I'0U5lHE 0V4lii0ll-

That was their last

U0, vho believe hf? could take the mea

pitcher, had thrown only 0 I 0 Jack "Spy" Ready.

an Officer

who 3 mkg oso when play was halted.

Candidates course . . , l on intcrinlttent dl'lZZlP.

. ,n iiiic last week and spoke about Oddly em7”gh- the til"-T tnicoting "Red" Favcro in Barrie. Ontario. Favero, who is chief gipliotograpiier for the Barrie Ex-

aimiiirr, is getting along quite well Sauer.

The soggy remnants of the sell- that paid 5108.762 into the players pens- otncri ion fund, gave the idol of Phila-

chance to cheer. for the rains came down in earnest in the top of the sixth iii- ning. Bob Rush of Chicago Cubs. who turned out to be the winning

two

pitches to White Sex Minnie Min- The first five innings had been. played in

homers that broke the back of the Amer- icans, were the first in All-Star competition for both Robinson and

l . H , - p i "Cd lo M ii", 5”'”l(' lliiid is presently bulldinlz a house. The SDUNCFIHS Mmfliicall Mlnck i ""3 5”'l(”l-l- me 93- ' ” Lllogzardiiig next year Jack writes that netted five hits-tiirec of

a salary Ciillllz of s..i1ii for l" lhat Favrrri has no definite plans. them scratch singles-mustered

a high of

fortunate

NORTH Rll-STI-OO HEGATTA

JULY 23rd, 2 P. M.

CLASSIFICATION OF EVENTS 1-6 H. P. Marine. - 2-2 Cylinder Marine I 3-4 Cylinder Engines 4-Chevrolet Engines 5-Chevrolet Special--10 knots and over

6-Free-For-All-Car Engines '7-Single Dory Race (men) R-Single Dory Race (women)

9-Swimming-tinder 13 years (boys,

T Under 13 years (girls)

if)-Swimming-Under 16 years (boys) Under 16 years (girls)

ll-Greasy Pole.

Prize for biggest fish landed from July 14th to July 22nd. Mail all Entries to George Lt-Clair, North Rustico. before Saturday, July 19. ENTRIES OPEN TO ALL Lobster Supper commencing at 3 o'clock.

.-lrrangt-men! will he w the play-offs Willi rrzarrl to the spans officer

lennllc sclicdlilr. This rllnoliiits tn Ready. himsglfh is working plenty A isi"l)3li?li9H1u1.d 0” '.:rd out. for nddmnn

S125 a w:or'

tennis in

A proposal. which was deferred" to a later meeting but which is 2i i good one as far as the riiibs arrlvm HCHOIL

concerned. was that dealing Wliflllspd 3 chance If the game want .thc two week lay-off riilrliiiz the mo distance and

Muddy, Jennie Kaimuek. NOS. 3 k 7 -- 2 DASHES AT 5175.00 EACH

the Army course and iii to his regular work is for his company. .This week he will be participat- the Inter-Camp track and

the two-rlln fourth.

The three-game National

Iw- illl! iii

Stengcl.

er from New York Yankees. The man he beat last fall in

o . One of the most disappointing lfcatures of yesterday's fifth inn- ing ending of the All-Star base- hnli ganie was that it prevented old Satchel Paige from getting in-

Paige had been proni- three Mtemma

BOX SCORE there is no

Summary

only one consistent drive, that. in

win

streak. a new high for that league in All-Star competition. also mark- ed sx third straight loss for Casey American League manag-

the

World Serles. Leo Durochcr of New York Giants. piloted the Nationals to victory for the first time in his

PHILADELPHIA. Jilly 8 -(AP)

3 Ci11”i5lm-'lS llolldilll-V Dl”l"l1m9ll”1'.doubt but that most fans would - Official box score of the llitii . ldR.V 5038011 it in 1mT705-W319 10 l19i.lrlt.lier watch Paige perform in the All-Sinr game called at the and l K0011 MWHGRNCC5 at 10Hi!ll? ltN:k0.Vlannual event than most. other play- of. five innings when halted by lganies with the result that the clubs 31-5, on his showing this season ramp igo into debt Qlllie llPM'!lY- TliP.Satchmo”dcs'ervcd a chance ..l)ui Arm-rim-n An R H 1:05 iflnal derzslon on whether or iitiilyestvrdhis 1?)!!! may have wiped DiMaggio. of 2 f) 1 1 0 i there will be a hockey lay-oif will out forever his opportunity to take nab)-, C1 9 0 0 ti 0 i depend upon the teams in the Quc- Part In 3" Ml-5i8l' EBm9- Bauer. rf 3' 0 1 2 () e3---------- A-v'm-4-.mr”;-T'-MT”; Jensen. rf 0 0. (l t) 0 I Mitchell, if . 1 O 0 1 0 3 c.......,.., .. . . . ., 0 Tlosen. 3h 1 1 0 3 l l t D ' 'n and Berra, r . . 2 n 0 r. o Char Otte own "VI g E. Robinson. 1): 2 o 1 1 0 I.' ', Aviia.2b 20100 ' ' Rizzuin, ss . 2 0 0 1 () Provincial Exhibition Association ..m,,,. ,, 0 0 0 ,, 0 - ii-Macbougald 1 n 0 0 0 l Lemon. p i. O 0 0 0 i . Shantz. p 0 ti 0 0 t) l NIGHT RACING ENTRIES 1-..... 18 2 5 15 1 " Nntlonnl c... AB R H PO A I Lorkman, 1h :4 0 0 5 1) FR 1 J. Robinson. 2h . 3 1 1 2 2 Musinl. rt . 2 l 0 1 fl , Sauer. if... .. . 2 l l T) 0 - - .. - .sni.v ri.osiix'('-2 DASHES AT 5250.00 EACH Campanella. c 1 o n 5 1 ””5'””l 2'” "WTF ' Slaughter. rt . 2 (l 1 0 (ll ' . 3 . 2 O 0 1 i T'"'"' Mn" 1107' wnmam F” Hamvm mmi. ?udi:in:' 'lrl:l?nnHise(l'n'asb. . 1 0 0 1 :3 Gallon. 'l'haIr's It, sunny IL. Aniwhr. Tracey Dreci 1! - gimme"; D 0 0 0 0 0 Zanzibar. hgneue 1 9 0 0 (1 i , R l., . 1 0 o o 0 NOS. 1 at 5 - 2 DASHES AT 5173.00 EACH T315” 18 3 3 15 7 , . - A-grounded out for Rischl in 3rd Mina Donna May. Patcben tolo 2nd., Billy McVay. Lumpbelil Bpmed out for Simmnm m 3rd.

C-doubled for Mitchell in 4th.

E. none: RBI, J. Robinson. E.

Anillcu. Ml-is Commando.

Aunt Pointer, Johnny Kalm Mallnlsfcr Direct.

Bela-tn Budlong, Julie Clegg. Shite

3

"Tile Parlour, Track" TODAY - 2 1!. mo 4 - CLASSES -- 4

(3-Dusli Events) Put-Mutual - Oantoen Service - Photo Flnhli 'f nu York Road has been-treated with Calciunl

Chloride for dust.

oovsuusn Races!

N0.3-IT)

I -

. . .n..E7

Ni-.lI nlirllnnz. Ann's Boy. Esau. Gahngan, Mlltlale, Yankee Dale.

NOS. 4 4. 3 - 1 nssnns AT 3300.00 zson

l SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 12th

N0. 1 - I DASH AT 3200.00

Anita Budlong. Propane. Sister Mary. Bob Dale, Norlne Gruttan,

NOB. 2--5-8 - 2.18 PACE CONDITIONED--3 DASHES AT I300.00 EACH

Prince. Buditlng. Silk Hal. Dale. B.. Miss Knox. Rosalie lI., Joccdale Clipper. Lucky Number. A. G. Scott.

Prince Marine, Worthy Ermine. Bob Cunucli; Dean Swift, Belle nudtong. Mina Plnyfnlr, Lindy ll.. Frankie Ducllong.

N0. 4 .. 1 DASH AT 8200.00

I Jltnnite A., Bonnie flute. Billy Aubrey. Jountlule. Guy llttrvotller. Wlunle'I Last. Miss Judy Dale. Judy lhlmuclr.

N0. 0 - I DASH AT 3200.00 l

NO. 'I - 1 DASH AT 3200.00

Robinson, Avila, Sauer 2; 2b, Di- Maggio. Minoso. Slaughter; HR. J. Robinson, Sauer: DP. Hamner, J. Robinson and Lockman: left, American 3; National 3; BB. Sim- mons 1 (DiMaggio); Rush 1 (Rosen); Lemon 2 (Campsnella. I-lamner); SO, Simmons 3 (Bauer. Mitchell. E. Robinson): Rush 1- lDiMaggio); Raschi 3 (Muslal. Sauer. Slaughter): Shani: 3 (Lnckman. J. Robinson, Muslsl); H0. Simmons 1 in 3 innings; Run. 4 in 2; Rim-hi 1 in 2: Lem- on 2 in 2: Shantz. 0 In 1; R. and ER. Simmons 0-0: Rush 2-23 Raschl 1-1: Lemon 2-2; HBP. Lemon (Musial): Winner. Rush: Loser, Lemon: Umplrel. M HIP llck (NL) plate; Charley Berry (AL) first base: Dusty " (NL) second base; Bill Summers (AL) third base; Lon Wnrnekr (NL) rlghtfield foul line: Hank Soar (AL) leftfleld foul line. At-

uck, Vella Lu Vellu. Time Table,

1- Verna.

ASH AT 5200.00

tendnnce 32.785. Time, 1:25. Re- ceipts 3108.762.

Llnescores American League 00020-2 5 0

National League 100 204 3 ll

Raschl. Lemon (3) Shantz (5) and Berra; Simmons, Rush (4) and Campanella.

TORNIO. Finland. 8-(AP) -The Olympic torch tonight reach-

.1. 3. .l.. Ft-other Duster. (fhocolufie Dip. Babe Britten. New Look. ed the border of Finland. host to Lela lludlong, Cat-I Aubrey. Just Lucky.

the Olympic Games. on its long journey from Mount Olympus in Greece to Helsinki. At. a brief ceremony on the apart: field here,

Mary's Delight. Abegvvelt Milaay. Beats Budlout. Billy lullloug, 950 "m" '”"'h ”' in” "mm' the Calumet Onward, Judy Butllong, Marion 2.. Money loyal.

flame was merged with a torch lit by rays from the midnight Itm Monday for north of the Arctic Circle.

JULY 9. 1952

Schedule For 2nd Section of Softball League

The schedule for the second section of the City Softball Lea- gue, which was drawn up by sec- retary Wendall Gillls. was ratified and accepted by the league ex- ecutive at a special meeting in the Holy Name Hall last night.

The meeting reversed a form- er executive decision and decided that all evening games would henceforth run only seven innings. A game may be called any time after the fifth inning for dark- ness or rain and still considered a game.

Deadline for rcgisti'at.lon with the Maritime Softball Association was set at noon Saturday. July 12. The cost of registration is 52.75 A team and the team names and registration fees are to be turned in to Wendall Gillis at the Sport Lodge by Saturday noon. The ex- ecutive decided that teams not complying with this regulation would be ineligible for the play- offs.

Horne Motors, by an unanlrnous vote, were given the right to select three more men for their team. I-iorne's request for help was granted in view of the fact. that they fire losing six off their team members and would be unable to continue league play under present conditions. The players must be picked and their names submit- ted by six o'clock this evening.

One member frdm each of the right league teams was appointed to act as umpire for the second section. It was also decided that an executive meeting would be held in the Holy Name Hall each Tuesday evening:

Following is the the second section: July:

10-B. Y. C. at L. Y. C.-K. of C Sunshine Dairy at Bruce Stewart's-Old Diamond.

13-Bombers at Guardian-K, of C. '

Hornets at Maritime Elec- tric-Old Diamond.

15-B. Y. C. at Sunshine Dairy- Parkdale. Bruce Stewart's isiii-K. of C.

1'1-Bombers at L. Y. C.-OD. Bruce Stewart's at B. Y. C.-

of

schedule for

at Guard-

K. C.

20-l-loriirls at Sunshine Dairy- Pnrkdale. Guar.2.nii at Maritime Elec- tric-K. of C.

22-L. Y. C. at Bruce Stewart's -K. of C.

Maritime Electric at

shine Dairy-Farkdale.

E. Y. C. at Bombers--OD. 2-IVE. Y. C. at Maritime Electric

-0. D.

L.Y.C. at Guardian-K. of C.

Bombers tit Bruce Stewart's

Sun-

-Pal-kdale.

2'!-L.Y.C. at I-loi'ne's - Park- dale. Suiishine Dairy at Bombers -K. of C

29-Guardian -at B.Y.C.-K. of c.

Hoi'ne's at Bruce Stewart's O. .

31-l-lornc's at Bombers-K. of C. Guardian at Sunshine Dairy Parkdaie.

August:

3-B.Y.C. at Hoi'iie's-K. of C. Maritime Electric at Bomb- ers-O. D.

5-Bruce Stewart's at Maritime Electric-O. D

Suishine Dairy at L. Y. c. - .o C.

'l-Maritime Electric at L.Y.C. -O. D. 1-iorne's at Guardian-K. of C.

Baseball Results

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Ottawa . 000 100 010-2 7 3 Toronto 01210000:-4 8 0 Murray, George (3) and Wat.- lington: Fahr, Shore (8)) and Anderson.

Springfield MO 000 000 00-1 1 1

Syracuse . . (11 innings). Besse, Jacobs (9) and Chitl; Landeck and I-layworth, Drench- er (10).

Buffalo-

not 000 000 000-4 11 0 Rochester- 022 000 000 001-5 11 3 (12 innings). Costello, Marlowe (2) and Ole-

sieiskl; Collum, Martin (8) and Bucha.

Montreal at Baltimore. post- poned, rain.

FORT ERIE. 0nt.. July 5 --(CP) - Seven racetrack fans today won 31,338.40 each when Geneva Lois and Sue's Special combined for the biggest daily double payoff of any Ontario race track this season.

Favorites Come

In Tennis Toum.ament

QUEBEC. July 3-(OP) -The Eastern Canadian tennis champ- ionships went. into the second day today and with two exceptions. favorites emerged pretty much as they had been expected.

Marc Lortie of Quebec, a com- paratively unlmown. defeated highly-rated Jean Marcia in stmiaht sets of 7-5. 6-4. Murals. seeded eighth. was off form and played wild throughout with few displays of his power-packed ser-

Threat of a serious upsets came early when val I-Iarit of, Montreal put on a wonderful spurt against top-seeded Harold Burrows of Charlottesvillc, Va., and tied the U. S. player 5-5 at one stage in the first set. But Burrows. playing without breakfast, picked up fast to win '1-5. 6-3.

Lorne Main of Vancouver. seed- ed second. wrapped up an easy 8-2. 6-0 win over Rene Turgeon of

S. n to

Quebec and Henri Rochon, Mon- treal, trounced Yvan Casault of Quebec 6-0, 6-0.

Mrs. Hanna sladak. Quebec Pro- vince ladies titleholder. kept up a blistering pace to defeat Gaby Pleau of Quebec. 6-1, 6-0 in the women's singles. She teamed up with Mrs. Ruth Porter at Mon- treal in the women's doubles to defeat Louise Morissette and Ger- trude Fortin of Quebec 6-0. 6-0.

In other doubles play. Rochon and Burrows outclassed Qliebecers Gaston Goulet. and Marcel Lefaii-re 6-1. 8-0.

Little League

The following Lllllc Lenmlc gzimrs are scheduled to be play- cii this evening at six o'clock: Stars vs. Pirates, No. Ti Diamond; Flyers vs. Monarchs. No. 1! Dia- mond; Ginnts vs. Indians on K.

Softball Game This Evening

Horne Motors and the Liguorl” Youth Club Ire scheduled to meet this evening on the Old Diamond in a City League softball game, The game was originally scheduled to be played on June 26th but was rained out.

can Golfer Trespass for Lost Golf Ball

COOKSVXLLE. Ont.. July 3 . (CF)-Has A golfer the right:-to trespass on private property in his hunt for a lost ball?

Leslie Thomas whose properly abuts on the Lakeview Golf Course charged a golfer with

trespassing and attempted assault. Thomas said Benjamin Benny irespassed on his property and refused to leave when asked. Benny. who admitted swinging in golf club at Thomas. said he did it because "Thomas tried to push me off by putting his dirty bands on my white shirt." Thomas said he's been suffu- lng from goifcrs' had drives for the last 17 years. "They are ruin-

in: my potato and asparagus plants.” he said. - ' Magistrate Moorehcnd reserved

judgment. He said Thomns' pru- perty had to be protected.

But he also said it was part of the game of golf trying to find is lost ball.

Cooksville is 10 miles west of

of C. Diamond.

Toronto.

Report Lamoureux Accepts Contract To Coach In North" Bay

Leo Lainoureux. Islanders hockey coach of the past two seasons. has accepted a contract to coa"h the North Bay Black Hawks ncf. year, it was learned here last night from reliable sources. Lamoureux liilnseli.. was not available to confirm orl dciiy the report.

Lamourciix, former defense star of the Montreal Canadiens, suc- ceeded Murphy Chamberlain as coach of the Islanders two years ago. The first season here he led the Islanders to the Big Four clmnipionship and the Maritime playdowns with the Sydney Mil- lionalres.

Last season he brought the Is- landers into a second place finish in the Maritime Major Hockey Lcaizue. In the play-offs me Is- landers bowed out in four straight to the Halifax Saints.

Before coming here Lamoureux coached Bhawinlgan Falls in the

N. S. Baseball (By The Canadian Press)

Truro Bearcats. backed by Charlie Wrlnn's five-hit pitching. blanked Liverpool Larrupcrs 4-ti Tuesday to strengthen their first- place lead over the South Shore club by two games.

Stellartoii Albions moved to within a game of Larrupers by trimming Haifax Capitals 12-6. Dartmouth Arrows defeated bap- less Kentville Wildcats 9-2 in the other Halifax and District Senior Baseball League game.

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