JULY m, 1950

REMEMBER W HEN

(By The Candy-i an Pris.)

Lgather-lunttccl Joe l‘1~n\ Act-ops.

dean of spcrts ﬂlllfllllf" s rir.‘ :11 ‘ his Plain-haven. N. J.. ltc-1n~ trtxr‘ yous ago trctgy, at 153. Hrmrti (ys mtroducm f .m the r ux-t oi

m; world's greatest l1 h aiming ht; 40 years as an a11n,.u1.c,r.

NAT American League Bows

To Humiliation In 4-0 Defeat By Nationals

13y Judson Built-y In: his tour or duty

i d P g ‘ w?" and Rlltf. : I t 1'0: s "r A559 a e rcss I

1 rro cf the Ameroan League tri- turrwph last year. the other.

SPORTEMANB P“, Si’. LOUIS, July 9—(AP1--- 1. 1 1 :11 ALI. STAR BOX SCORE League httmll-latcd the ‘nl 1h: 4. Q i amgqygan L"'l.\l:- \\ 1 ' .T‘rr:ortcan Outline AB R H 0 yhutgut _n'th,~k_c~1 r I irrnvl. Wasatch. 3b 3 0 o; me 3|‘ . I 310T.‘ Cbvetand-Sb 1 2 Wigmfci mIliwtgononrlu 3 I?! Mme trout; * A swe c1" vi o: _ 11912. 1'0 l. 0 syg-t-tm than 1111'» ‘. i261‘ uTBO~w§ Ylcrk. o.‘ 4 1 4.119 park .thr.l.ed :1. to ..g z krinllt. q 0.1-11. lb 4 of five Nat-icnal Letpuc 1 r M . ﬁp-‘Idnc- u 3 0 {hfv ntt-rd the b,:llj.ho ed b:1t..ng tn- all“ “W. ss 0 0 _ A',7‘9'>1'.‘i\li=. N W York c 1 Z I m‘ m Pa“ V‘ Ckeyeliud I (l! t A ’ 1 .0 an York. 2b 2 3 .\ venlnnd 2b l 0 Tufftttg. New York. p 1 0 ,\T<~\\i=mn. Detroit. p 1 0 I h‘ .. r. Cleveland. p l 1 fcltr rt thrm ' 1 TTMIS 29 24 u,” Y

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, , burl ogt l\ x {vmmnl I H“ AB -" -uft‘nc ‘t (‘to ~ y - ‘N! c R Th? amt; nth-rut r I ¥(1-l‘l,';h3l1.RPil-l-§.. as 3 stars. vctcrs tn on o‘ 1h‘ ‘will-FF- Bwmﬂ- $8 1 seven previous nl or t, flmﬂnt 911111880- 3b 3 never gc-ve t-hcr ices :1 citcnr. .c~f>¢irﬂrl~ 5160K. 3b 1 Army Vavtc-hrti of P114 hm W-“I- l rate". a "coat" 1n 1112c] ‘ lgfligho - 3 ' a1 Lemur to" 11-‘. wit-u ' - . lrggtgi? the asuuwt. on Ruii rt: \ 111 lglztﬁ‘; 11°11'5- lb 3 a scratch slnzfe ‘Ivor Jon (to: 151533 (Jmlilvck- 911101.. 1b 1 head. B-lly Hermon o1 (.1 ago Uagltlllﬂr 1. 0mm. c 2 Cubs. who mu a perfr-rt, my at D-PPS BMKIYYI» 0 0 (h; plate with tthrce h‘ts, pu-z on "nnmlf- New YOFK- 0 l

.'~\I<‘d\\"iP-k. Brooklyn. l! 2 QJ. Monro, Nrw York. 1f 2 tLuvngett. Brcoklyti. 3b 2 May. Philadelphia. 3b 1 T. Moore. St. Louis. of 3 Derringer. Oznct. p 1 ivaiters. Cm-ok. p 0 ‘lwyatt, Brooklyn. p l ;l-“rcnr1h. Chicago. p 0 tHtttblwll. New York, p 0

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htfs favorite pliv. t-ho hit 11nd run. and sintzled Vauchtn t» th r1 'l'hen West lofted :1 Zion-run lotll’ banger into the rzghtt. held navu-t‘ lc

rt.

West, lronlclﬂlv. was hurt 1n the first halt! oi’ the next innznc cont-mus the all-star st string of cwsttaltica He :1: in-to the right ficltt “"1151 m n r

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perate leap for a, liner by Aypl t": ‘Trials 4 7 3 1 d b ted hi l ft h" 1. 11tppnrn1li_\'

:12. s§‘.;us..,_ 5 " I American League oco ooo 000-o After that first-intittzg iturry the .N“'V-°n9'1 Lealme 39° O09 ("X-ml

game set-tied dovm to r1 (‘ill an‘ and tihe only ollicr scored in the t“. th Brhlzy‘ Feller of Cit-rel. mound. Feller lock ovrr seventh.

He walked Mel Ott. of New York Giants on four straight bhllls anti after Prank McCormickc-f Circin- mtl Reds had sacrzrccrt 1h" run- I ncr to second. catcher Hunk Dan- ming of New Yozk (Fonts. rho N1-

IT Y!‘ Y‘ _. “l. I Run: batted in. West 3. Dari- ‘ “m. ‘hing. Earned runs-National League (.1. me -‘I’V'1‘\\'0 Igse IE-Zt-AIiIIEJrIITIQhHOITIﬁ run- I out. acrl ices- enc . cCcr- m [he mick, Double play-Oosoaratrvt, Miller and MeCormciic. Left. on bases- American league 4; National Lea- gue 7. Basses on balls-off Derring- cr l (Wllliiunsl; 011i Hubbell 1 (Britney); off Newsom 1 (Phelps): t oil ﬁller 2 (T, Mcorc. Ott). Struck-

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W l 1‘ I é h; “Um ‘out-by Derringer", 3 (Keller, Fcxx.

dlglvi $1.1 WiilII(SI]1ﬂ!lD ilhiklc G°rd°"’- by wywm ‘mmwl- by

m “gm new Frrrwh 2. (Mack. Feller). by Hub- ‘ bell l (Keltner). by Buffing

The only error o1 tmckame oc-

curred on ﬁns play as (Mum... Rm g (Derringer, Vaughan) by Newsom 1

1L H L It U ., mm“ m tWynttl. by Fcilcr 3_(Mlilier; Cos- Lou lg-‘IIIIISHSZRSOKIIYCRI’ roll tl1:'(:11gl1I"“I'“rt> T: Mocre" Plwhmg Wm‘ him and Dannmg gm .0 S 0nd tntaijv-Ott R-uffing 3 runs. 5 hits

‘tin 3 innings: off Newscm 0 runs, 1 hit In 3 Innings; off Fbl-ler 1 run. 1 hit in 2 innings: Off Derringer no runs. l hilt in 2 innings; off Wnlter= no runs. no hits in 2 1:1- nittgzs: off Wyatt no runs l hit in .'Z innings: off French no runs, lut 1n 2 innings; off Hubbell no Iruus. no hits in 1 inning. Hit by ytpitchrr-b_y' Feller (Mayt. Winning hpftﬂlter-Derringer. Losing pitcher- .Rtifftng. Umrplres Reardon, Nation- ol Lr-agtre: Pipcras. American Ioncue: Stewart Natl-tonal League; Pttrrns American Manuel Stevmrt National Lteagtte: Basil American Lcnszrurt ftrst- 4 l-2 tnhtnr). Basil, Stewart. Pipzras and Rteardon last 4 Innlnﬂs. Time 1:53. Attendance 32.373. Receipts 041412079.

but no (1181111126 was ctluscd. Bill McKochrtle CITTllll

Both Manager of the Nationals and Jc-c of the Anterira s spirit of the nil chow and 36 win. game. 22 for the A

Dctrzxnaer. who mound for the scrum CliCllli, ed two 11111111535 and was the win- ning pztwher. He 1111mm thrre br1t- tars and gave up one hut. Applinga double when Wc=t “'11s hurt.

MloKechnto k€~1>l his ytxchcr» go- gng at, mp spced ‘n short tr rks. II" gem wattrrs to the mrttncbn‘. 111t- atart of the t-huu anti tin- 50111111"!

e‘! most valuable plgycr yr-tched htlcss mil tor two twuhls “ohm on“. 5.x DWI/t Wlnilotv Wyatt of Brooklyn "s 111111 Lam-v Fremsh Qt (7 ,_n (‘this fcllowtd with worktnnvlikc p ttcr- manggg, each mving one ltil in two innlnzs. and the t-cttcrnzt L: . Hvb-

‘Challedon Wins

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bell finished. l-le cave no it» 1h , one lnntnz. McKecha/tle made on? runs uo- In

ntittttron of stx player: at t" t of the sixth and the Only ntqtrts he missed were ptrhcts H ch Mut- cahv and Kirby Hitrhc c1 1n- inu- llse and m-anazor-slto- t.» on l.» o Du- rtcher of Brroklyn Dod crs Centretieidct- Tcrty Ain't-r of thl‘

This Season

hometown Cardnols up t-h‘ (WW 11C>S’l‘ON. July lI-JAW-MTEBIN Ngﬂgnp] mggttor to 11!:1_\' th" t-t- (‘1|]'\II((IO‘], making his rrit start. tire name whlo Jcr- D111.‘ 1' 111 0i he season at Silttolk Downs‘ the Yankee: and Jammy F‘ -‘I-\' 1‘! yert the Lemar stock farms _Newgrk

Bcston vrenti the route tor tl-o Am- . y 5ttng5 by 2 l-2 lengths w.

ill :1 sprcial race over a H1118 ' "cnth. . "11 covered the distt-anw tu 1:41 1-4 lo take the 01.500 DWE- "Flyo non-boiling. two-dicta? r568 v-rd as a lmal tune-utp icr the

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h so perfvct. [time pitching itrt 0113‘ 1W Illli-‘W \\‘ Til.

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besides the t-h"eo his nllmrt.

out of the ln-lleld. (Ironin used only

and has ohc-ice of R1 itc cs, both of which have been record of seycn and s H“ ortfﬂd for next week's $50,000 e011. as his startirct hu p!‘ \'c:t

. Afasrvhusett‘. Hlﬂndrca. . fully as bad strntvgy as inns 111d _j-i~——— predicted.

The Yankee votcnn w"s 1111111 for ﬂive hits 1n thwn Zfl»‘i2ll".‘~ ho worked. Newsom gave up ore du:

~ m". .\lln.1rd's In the home-

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BOXING SPORTING CLUB

SATURDAY NIGHT. JULY 13TH- 9 O'clock Standard Time MAIN B(JU'F—'I‘I‘IN ROUNIZS d “Irish” m» Kelly vs- “Hired 1"’ m‘ ChTown, I70 tbs. Trlm" 175 lbs‘ SEMI-FINAL-SIX ROUNDS d “Young” Tom McCIoskey vS- WE"? SI!" Chvrown _ _ lllghfie d With Two Other Good Preliminaries d Admission-Ringside 75c: Rush 50c: LMIIH l1" (‘hildrcn Zﬁc-Tax Included Advance Sale of tickets at Jimmids Taxi and Shoe Shint- Parlor.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN

RES SHII

GUARDIAN

BOWLING RESULTS

TOMMY Dir-ADA“ AND BETA Mcl-‘ARLANE WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

Last. night. on the Holy Name Alleys the "Paul Jones" Duck Pin mixed doubles tournament drew to a close when the two remaining couples played a doublehtadcr to decide the championship which was very closely contested through- out. Wilson and Corcaran winninr. in first games bv a majority of 1d pins, but it was~ in the second games that McAdam and McFar- lane struck their stride and went

he columnist. and its first sports edi- tor. He was one of the best known hnrnrss-rncing authorities in Can- d‘ ado.

Famous Sports Writer Passes

At Halifax

HALIFAX, July 9 -- (CP)

James W. (Jimmy) Posyer, 75, who ictircrl two years ycazs as a itcwspapcrman, died to- night afttr :1 heart attack.

ago after 58

Dcun oi Canadian sports n-ritx-rs. was the Maritlmez,’ first sports

right along to win the chmmplon- When he rclirerl. he was on the ship b_v 64 pins. stuff of the Halifax Herald, for Following are the scorcs:- which he had conducted a daily First Gamez- sports column and a weekly the- T. Wilson 104 100 126 atrical column since 1930. He join- H. Corcoran 111 115 86-451 0d that newspaper after spending 11111102‘ '1 half century on the Acad- T- McAdam 119 92 l0l lﬂll Rvccrtlrr. a Halifax daily tyhlch R- McFarlar-e 100 '16 147-635 cerv-etl publication 1'11 1930. Se d Game l-l-e joined the Recorder in 1881, m" 1*- two wars after becomn Eastern T‘ W159" 105 144 122 _ Canadian corrcsponclentg for the H~ Cilrmra" 100 92 37-630 Spirit of the Times, a New York orts ‘Kl Later. he became T- McAdam 121 157 112 tilzwts m‘ of that paper. R. McFarlane 101 102 127430 m. PC.‘ was perhaps best

NationalAll Star

Leader Jubilant l,

umrlmtncnt for Halifax.

Over Big Victory

ST. LOUIS. .1111)" 0 ——I!\P -- liam tDeaccn) MrKc-chnic. 5 old leader of thr- Natioital L: sue All-Stars, was surrcmely’ happy Io- day at the (-0 triumph of his play- ers over the stars of the American League.

“Those guys got a look at some pitching lodayl. didtft they?" M,"- Kechnle asked, "It was 11 Ql“-'\t game. I'm proud cf mv players. We had a fast ficldintz club and a mat defensive loam. \Vas'n‘t Max Wests clout a beauty?"

He shock the hand of each phy- er. thanking them for t". ‘r pr"- formanc-c. H? was pttt-ticttlarly pleased nt the hitting of Billy Hcr- man. Chicago Cubs’ second-bese- man who had a perfect day at bat with three slnizles.

Ford Prick. PI"’SI(IPIII of the Na- tional Lieasztte. shculdcretl his wnv th"ourzh the mrsolrln: ttlaychs to

congratulate McKcchvtie. Prick \\."1= followed by William Ilttrridtr. President of the American Iﬂﬂlllf,‘ who warmly congratulated the Deacon.

Carl Hubbell, New York Giants’ veteran left-hands? and the cnlv player in today's ccntcst. who nur- ticipatted in the first all-star (rrnc in Chicago In i933. was joyous ov- er the victory.

‘Zhe American League's quarters were quiet and buslneFs-Iike.

Joe Cronin. manager of the de- feated Ameztcnns. srtld iwo_ words

The only happy man in the A--- merican League's dressing room was Louis Norman (Buck or Bobm Newsom. the Detroit pitcher who had threatened to stay away from the game unless he was nnmcrl as thestartlnz pitcher. He \\'.~sn‘t. but he showed up an_ywav. and did t-"o best job of the American [M12110 hurle:s. shuttimz o11t the opposition with one hit for three lnnlzuzs. and. on top of that Newsom banccd m1, alslngle. one of the A. Lfs threw- h ts.

Baseball Results

AMERICAN _LEAGl‘E No games schecl-u-lcd.

knotm for h s manual “Trotting and Racing Rcvierv," summary that came out for ylears. Horse racing was his first

authoritative 419

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love In sports. H» was :1 native of Halifax. a son t Hnu W. J. Furor. member of

‘Kelly Makes Debut As Lightheavx

"I:ish” Leo Kelly returns to ring

warfare mt. the Sporting Club on Saturday night next when. as a full-fledged lltzht- heavyweight. he tangles with Wilfred Jordan of Truro. Nova Scotia in tho ten round main event of the card being stag- ed at Promoter Joey McDcnnlrlks boxing emporium. Whipping himself into gzeat con- tion by the means of n rzruclling training grind. Kclly ls determined, after his long layoff, to make this. apnew start In a new division, a winning one and he has a legion of followers who are willing to stake “cold cash" that this will be the ul- timate outcome.

Long regarded as one of the most capable of Island mlttslingers Kol- ‘v is not lhlnktnz in terms of dc- teat at all and although never hav- ing met his opponent of Saturday night next is confident of being re- turned the winner.

Little is known of Jordan local- lv but It. is a safe bet that the Truro battle-r is as equally as con- fident. of winning as is the local boy- The scrap should turn out to be a 800d one and with the remain- ing bouts on the card. all being lined up with the main idea in mind 0f rzwint: the fans their mon- _cy's worth. Saturday nlchtis wraps should tun out to be just as good.

___ p i PAGE SEVEN In Tailspin

JERSEY CITY. N. J., Jul)’ 9 q

- (AP; — Jersey City's Giant-s cont tmued in their mill 001a.‘ dropping their sixth straight, u by rccusa won. 3-2, for a clean wee; ‘of tho four- game caries. ‘I'M out» ‘back was Jersey City’; 19th in it;

last 16 gamel.

Syracuse 201 000 (ID-A 10 Q Jamar city ooo ooo coo-a 1o o Htnckle and Boztarlni; Hqtmgw,

Fleldman and Blagmtre.

TA TlLTt

I Top Ranking Net Stars In

Semi - finals

By Jack Mitchell Canadian Press Staff Wrlln-

QUEBEC. Jully B-ICP» Top- rankung Onnacllon n-r-t. stars. Files.- ncr Young and Jean Milne of Vahcniivor advanced into the 5cm‘.- firrtls of \\'0m6n's singles play in the Dominion tcnnis championshpa today, totrcthor wz-th Mrs. Rene Bclfc of Morttrmi and Vvinnircd McConnell of Otttavrn.

Miss Younn. first in rankings, defeated Mrs, Harold Jones of Halifax 6-1. 6-1. for her berth in the scant-finals against tMfss McConnell. Miss Milne. who mrcts hlr". Bolte next. gained tho rcurd \\'1th a 6-4 6-4 trzumtph 01w" Rfnriatt Ezlznr lvlctttrcal,

In the opening rourd 0i’ womcn‘ doubles play. the Vancouver p3:- colnbined for an initial trturrp“. over Miss M. Guay and A. Samson of Quebec.

Advancinr: Into the quarter-rivals of the nwnls slngirs, which tori- ran-king Ross Wilson of ‘Toronto zained yesterday. were Don Mo. Diarmid or! Ottawa, and Lewis Dun:

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In the womcnls doubles events.’ V, . .v1. Bmvin and Bfrs c. de a .“."'- "Mmhrhrd their hold 11-178 of Quabcc, The Halifax ' flrmfmce m m? 0°31?" M89111! 6_1_ Gqfvimutt today when Ltmkw’ “ " Nam‘ bP-‘fPd C Thwrtpuwn (g rite Hatwks in a. pitch r13 duel w {win 3-2.

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By George McMn n u.

NATIONAL LEAGUE No games scheduled.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

013 U20 [YO-G ll l Baltimore 102 0110 100-4 9 ‘.1

Bcrowy, Washburn and Padoctt: ‘ Mtdklff. Trinkle. Bruner and Rad.- ‘

mond. . Toronto 000 030‘ lill~~il l2 3 Mon-treat 314 150 llx-ll l7 2‘ MoCrabb. Mcbaughln. Przzttllo and Gray: Raohuztok. Hrrz-tttz. Lucas and Giuliani. Rochester 000 000 ODD-O B O Buffalo .. 1C0 C03 CUtl-4 0 1 Gcrntokt. Bericy nrcl Mttrlicr;

Giebeltl and McCulicttg-h.

Race Results

TOLEDO. 0.. July 9 —(APl - Grand Circuit results: First Race - Frrc-fnr-all Trot. purse $2,500. Trotting Ilnrsc (‘lub Stake. Greyhound. t; tz by Guy Abba? -El!zabeth lPalinl - - - - - Dale Hanover. b h tcaponl - Bravo. b h (Whllncyl - - - - Sister Mary. b m (mom - - - Bagplpcr. b n (Prnrnnlll Clever Hanovcr. (‘Parshnlll Trncs: 2:01 l-2. 2:01 l-4. Second Race — ll (‘lass Pncc. purse

Grattan Axworthy. biz by Amunra- -Bett_v Grnitnn (Lacey) - - - - - - - - - - 2 1 l

Betty C. Gratian blk K (Mahcrl - - - - - ~ - - - 3 2

Peter Chlcott. ch h (V. Elem- 2 4

Peter Abbe. b a (W- Flem- a d

l i Volggl-ledgewood. b 1: (Recon 5 5 3

symbol Prince (Parshalli and 5 ooklyn (Morrison) ‘Timon: 2:04. 2:01 l-l, 2:01. 3-4.

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