SPORT SNAPSHOTS
iCFive Hundred To One Team Are Now in Second Place
By -JMOK SULLIVAN I Scotty lttegina Leader - Post) Canadian Press Staff Writer lhlelviiie says the word now is that
It .mvunE thinks Whitby Dun-'Nationi-l Hockev L6I".IIr- clubs .t.,p.- pulled the feat of the year will no longer have anything to h. uinntng the Allan Cup. theytdo with "hockey nkhts" to honor nii,vliI consider the case of thoselusetul termsin one unifonn. The
my should be forced of take at "if fan groups organize a night Iallla test. fir someone. it will have to be
A sad last in 1956 38'.'z games held in some rink other than one. all the pace. with a won-lost rec-loperated by an NHL club." layal ml of 67-98. they were just aboutihfelville. "What's more. none of t-ii...-ed out of every park in the;tbe clubs will contribute in any The club underwent a way to the success of the night."
Thurs. July 11, 1957 l
HAMPTON
Rev. D. W.A. MacQuarrle was a weekend visitor at the home of; his mother. and has returned tol ltia pastoral charge at Hopeweil.l Nova Scoia. 5
Mr. Richard Ferguson. Ottawa,; is enjoying his vacation visiting a-: mong relatives and friends. guest
guests were present to witness that marriage of Miss Donaida Mac-l Leod. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.l Donald Gordon MacLeod of Vic-1 toria, to Mr. Joseph Burda of New York City. at Trinity Unitedi Church. Charlottetown. on Saturn
in; that Las Vegas bookies this ti-iiiig quoted 500-to-1 odds against
tl-c odds didn't appear too out- luirllsll. although any betting man lliILlld certainly gamble a few lurks at those odds. iIIRA('LE HAPPENED
You. with the season half over. the bookmakers probably are bit- 'l' their finger nails to the quick. 'l.'cy should. A! of last Friday. ill tlouutics ti merrily roll- along in second place. Just 2'); behind So it l'.f'Zill(llS('n
ilie t'llIl) rt-ttiiiicd sonic 0' ins! )'t'ltl"s player: and got many l'44lIl Ilullitiiurc of the Aii:-riciiii lr-antic, with which Mounties have I uui-king agrecmcnt. it:-trn replaced Lefty ()'Doul as
in Oakland. Calif.. in I936. now is
i or sharcliolilera.
ii..uiitics' taking it all. At the timel without hockey.
dead! I have no intention of leav-t .mg the Canadiens. I couldn't llvel
Anyway. what
would I use for money?" However. Seike's 850.000 home.
swimming pool. garden and all.
yis up for sale. Selke will move to,
a 221-acre farm at liigaud. Que-1
tended to Gordon A. MacEachern,- son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mac-i Eahern of Appin Road. upon win- ning the degree In Agriculture at MacGill University. also upon hisl appointment as Supervisor of Ii-. lustrations for Central British Coi- umbia at the Dominion Experi- menai Farm at Prince George.
bec. 42 miles from Montreal. lmmsh Columbim I
Jack (Vancouver Sun) Ric-hards' says British Columbia Lions
of ithe Western Interprovlnclal Font-
bail Union "are making manv brave promises for I951 . . . but. as I see it. Lions' position in the standings next November depends more on Calgary Stampede - than on any sweeping changes Llonsi coach Clem Crowe has managed"
Richards says the Stamps have
Charlie-been l.lons' best friend on thew" July 3- Th! "NUT! Ml”-
fleld since "the first techie roar:
1954.” Lions beat them three
SPORTS-TRAIL
Ni-IW YORK (AP - We run 'lt lobb two of the eight 'Illli91's' of
"lit-V were loaded iwlill gold. with xv ). they were unmarked. despite all the rumors we have heard of tuittiing in the crous' nest of the lrctroit club. and we were a.-siired that liarmony is. and has been. rlc iii the sun: little group
”All we want is to bruit: a pen- n.iut to llctrolt." said Fred Woul- uortli. a reformed Yankee fan who :it the ripe old age til 25 finda
New York We iiomicrcd a little limv a mztn ii-.uii', in Maine and another in tikmlionia ltzinpeiictl to be mixed up in a ball cluh liiint: in Detroit. It's just a case of a group t'1t'lllllE togctltt-r with one idca-- '4? buy a h.ill club. Kenyon Brown
lly DAVID QFINTON Canadian Press Staff Writer
liiiiisr-if with a fraction interest in-
All Detroit Tigers Owners Want Is To Win Pennant I
Neii York, Patti O'Brien fruit” ,Wa.shington. Harvey Hansen from.
ing the club once they got to- gether.
"By bidding.” Woolworth ex- lplatncd. "You should have seen us iwhen we found out our bicl had lwon." he said. "We weic Just like la bunch of kids."
club. ivasu't too optimistic avert .the Tigers pennant chances this year.
"it's a young club.
and com-
1 If the Coleinan-Woolworth duo lrcprcscntss a fair sampling of the complete ownership the front-of- ;fice atmosphere intist be placed in- deed. Both are friendly unassum- ing gcntlcmcn. not at all the type to loss sand in a crankcase. "All we want is .1 pennant for
To Every Available Spot
. .club-and they were members of ithe outboard club which existed
l Coleman. :1 vice-president of llieicurred at the RC. Hospital
Many island relatives a rid friends will be present at the mar- riage of Miss Joan May Marshall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Marshall of St. Lambert and Ab- botsford. Quebec. to Mr. Gordon A. Mat-Eachern. son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacEachern of Bon- shaw. P.E.I. Marriage to take place at Abbotsford United Churchl I n d Mrs. Macliiachern are both grad-l
iminziucr and the lraiichisc. owned was heard from the west coast in "'l'” 9' Meal” U"lV9l'5")'-
Miss Ruth Boswell has been anl
writ-ii by a tiioiisantl-otld Vancou- times in 1955 and four times tnll'0"0i'9l'-l E11951 8! I number of en-I t 1956.
lertainments previous to leaving for Montreal. where she has ac-.5 cepted a music position. She is at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keithl Boswell of Victoria. I
Congratulations of their many relatives and friends are being ex-5 tended to the Misses Joyce Can-r field, daugher of Mr. and -.llrs.l Parker Canfield, Crapaud. and to' Mast Mary Lee Stewart. daughter of the late lion. W.F.A. and Mrs.l Stewart. Strathgartcney. upon the awarding special prizes for hav- ing completed another successful,
Canfieid being the winner of a special prize for Science. English and for the highest average in the years' work.
Sympathy is being extended to the nearest of kin of the late Mrs. Mary Waddell whose death oi--i
on.
June 24 in her itiilnd year. That funeral service for this esteemedi lady was very largely attended ati lllle North Tryon
gaged in the general store bust-l ness for many years. bill now re-pl fired. .
Weekend visitors here included. Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacFadycn. Misses Barbara Dunsford. Lois
combined choirs leading the the- service of song.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne lnmait. ae- Comtlanied by her sister. Mrs. G. Rowan Ferguson and Mrs. Lorne
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13:2. tiiztii :2: iI:.'t;i'.;.."":'. -4 N. mm cw mm say. as mvm, gems M,” l we w,mdeu,d Just how mp... Miss lSte'wai-t being the winner-of; 2 m.-us. 23; 48 Oz affluent fans went about pul'CllH3- the Btrk 5 Gold Medal Prize. Miss iron '
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M (mm Toxax JM 1-homey. Ham Dmmnp-. wmmnrm ”p(.m,.dg Muttari. Marjorie Ferguson. Aiid- 1 PM Thomson. Raina Shcrren. Mr. gl,-VgA-"OVAL VFW .. lll'Nl'.-lI.H use i" E Bl" C""W'” ""1 d""El'- Illi2tl.l)0RANT Tories soar "1:'3'f5 roii C c ' KEEPS YOU FRESH roii 24 HRS. '- g:j: From the text in Phil. 2:12 the Mgpug M5,": wn-H LANOHN . k. - ltnprelsgve messagre at the well, - a en service o public w .3 Water Skiers Are Floc trig ..... hem .. J... 3.. ..........”'.; Mm IN ........;.. c.......m very attentive hearing with the you O E "m C s . 1 1'
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spzuigbut. Sal?! thelexxerts. onlyyshushedf Ia1 rumlorc thaif. Fran: Mu-Lwd ha, been ",9 guest of . v MAPLE LEAF c "I! l'II'N'i! if llulfll-('00KllIl foods for
t ”" or COL'ltSli It SAVEI talk of a ncnnant brought loutitouch with Selke who told him. Congralulmons ", being H, O llflmlh Illllfliloul lmtdl they Ire-ecorw
gitfatis. It was so mirth-provok- "Please kill that rumor-kill it I "Mal. mm I. M" hm. hm prk". Jun
values in caay-do
foodsA4-ierything from appellzera Io del-
days. Stock up today.
INO ogl-My rice -5 outs sosY
AW" '50!" wick . p ""4 ” "" ROBIN noon
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54'l'Ih that you simply heat and eat . , nr aerye cold for r--o-o-I eating on hot
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ii ninior league cltib. inn." he said. "We Kialllv expect church on Jung 27. Interment was S0l'THERN' 1-lg:
”Tliut's right. none of us nr-ed ii too much now.' If we IlnlSl'l' scc- made In the church ummoryv Sm”, PM-K c quick buck." Sltltl his tatltcr-in- nnd. maybe third. I vsotilrlnt he: Connamlauons are being up y p 7 ozp -"NS MW. (iconic Colcniaii. II banker.surprised. Jack Tighe is doing Ltended to Mr. and M” Bmdmrd THE DRINl(' OI (llAilll'l0N.s and caittlciiinn of 'iliziii:t. ()kla. good job. . - .- wpbsmn upon the recent N.lehm., tn-I-DDIES LOVE "'5 (lL0C0l.ATI'1'I'LAl't)l'R
Woolworth. .1 taill. slim yoting "There never has been any dis- mm 0! their wedmng anniversary p NEW IMPROVED lNbTAhT 't'll(HV with a Dlt'-lstllll face. has a aention among the owners. - I-I-hue "M Mk a" widely known": l.lBllt"S 1-peg I:ii-m in Mainc.to uhit-li lic eoiii- though I know there hauve been and "speded. having come in. - - rank,-n "'m c I RFF iiuitcs llt'('ls'Pli(l.i alter toiling in p rumors that there has. touch Wm. may people whue M-; WIT" FRFF Pxr 20 OZ. P':CKA'GE
. . J.
Ferguson have returned from an enjoyable motor trip to Halif.-ix,l where they Joined the great throng
V.-tNCOUVi-TR tCPt-Lreg than for the boating enthusiast. tun years ago the sight of :1; "Until they get their min or- iuitcr-skicr would have mu-iltd ganlzation. which they will have lJlIl('t)lIl's'I'.F aqiiatic sports-ma-ii. lto do through their own efforts. of people assembled to meet and! lint today. the city is preparing lthcy cannot expect support from welcome that grand ship the lat-l tor the bicuc-it skiing spree nu tq-titu-r the public or natlr.-nai.est edition to our Canadian Ni.lVl'.l the Canadian west coast lwater-ski groups." he said inn board of which -htindrccls oft
cm...” Mm "..m.,.y "mi Canadian sailor lads had sailed? M. Nady L and the pan”. nrp from Belfast. after over five
ltHl(l)' Perhaps nip iiollc: are I B h months absence from their native imre llrcparcd than anyone else. province. including able scamanl Hi all the majllf seaboard llln)- t
p G Rowan Ferguson. who has re-I Great Games
WE HAVE ON HAND SOME
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SPECIAL PRICE BY THE THOUSAND
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Delicious "4. . Sllrvl turned to receive a welcome home M" I iuui-"r - VF.l.Vl-ZETA
by relatives. friends and his fem-3
cuiuntls on the Pacific coast. Van uiiivcr has been the last to take
in untrr-sltitniz. lly. residing here. They returned
in anticipated extra l.5tll amall . VANCOUVER 'f.'P'--Bob Quln- ' bit Ill! Cabot Trail. t E PASCO lu-ms mostly timiizhi 'nr the troll 27-year-old transplanted AUNT) ML Ind. Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson SWEET s()Nl(lsT titsxr c Fplirl will crowd waters uriiiindiiraiian. say; iiygryg little 5.-"stare enlnying a visit among relaf-.' as oz. TIN
"w my this season. mltling to the arguing about the respective mer-NV" Ind friend! after an extend:-di fits of baseball and cricltct. Hell?!-rlod of absence from their na-
ORANGES 2 doz. 79c
lliuiisamls of n it I it o A i' d motor u i
i" it lsars the 'rc both at games. i ve prov ncc. , -
tttxyir w,nrm:i'i, 3 Ifnrmoiyly oi Agrfiiiide, Aus-j '” W ' -V" I M ----t RED RIPE "'43,, 3 TINS
llll' marine diiisimi of lhc'tralla. Bob is a first-class crlelt-l WATERVALE M-"om, p YARII-2TlF.!
ll-vzni Canadian Mounted Pollcetcter who was good ennuttlt in "Will Report for Watervale School for k
is m.; mo hgppy with the I'-'iiei-cd a tryout with the Nlllollll League June; ; P 9' A
FHIIIUSIISH1 for the sea. it is m-o- Pittsburgh Pirates Grade IX. i. Marjorie Wtsenenl '
mg .,.......,i hp;wh and at. A few weeks into. playing for Grade Vlll. l. Anita Curley. 2 LAREIER THE HEINZ CHEF SUGGESTS
.-mi-o pm;-oi; in gulch "potential Vancnuvcris North Shore leam.;1'ym-,5. 'r.-aim,-I 3. Man, y.i,,y,.,.: inc ntlircr Quintreil scored 105 runs againsti i called the skiers. Vancouver. the ioth century in his
tirade VII. l. Marion Quinn. 2. Edna Macbeod. 3. Vincent Walsh;
tl.iIllZl'I-TIIOTIHC II!
THIS WEEK
2 for 25c
STRAWBERRIES
Grade VI. 1.
tinny ctty stores are -Iuvktnglericlret career. Thre years ago. "iv skis for the first time They playing for Canada. he hit up 77 vcport a boom in sales mitt one runs against England's MCC If firm is malilng a lively business flora: in London. The Canadians
wit of hiring skis for at 25 a day. Local ski manufa "item are faring strong opposition from Jan- anesc firms who. at present. are iindcrcuttint! the local prortuccrs. (apt. Bernard D. L. Johustn. lwnmiiver port manager. will he d already received complaints two and boatsmea
"Of coarse water-sitting it Ideal for the exhibitionist; and a tmwtled beach is a perfect and- ience for him." he said.
"The local outboard motor club is negotiating for a water-sltl site Mr Roche Point on the north shore." . "and until there
lortliesklersweahall letlllfllli of complaints."
Omnmodere Dona titer. of 'llc outboard club maid fleeting drttiwmd inshore bad kn! do?! 'i"' number of skiers la the rims
twcm by I! runs.
PRO AND CON
t Qalntrell has HIS own views on the baseball-cricket argument-
" on batting: "The pressure It lgreater on a cricket batsman thanl in baseball. In baseball. if YW
three or maybe for chaaeea la a game. In cricket. -!UI (21 Q0 chance. one mistake and that:
it." on fielding:
fail first time up. vol: I01 It lull can
sheila Quinn. 3 Grade V. i. Janet MEN, 1, Margaret Quinn. 8. Leo Walsh. I Grade til. 1. Maureen Walsh. !.l Helen Quinn. 3. Plus Tratnor. Grade ill. 8. 1. Betty Quinn. 1. Trudy Wisener. Grade II. 1. Theresa Hayes. I Eddy Trainor. 1 Grade I. i. Maurice Walsh. ll Vincent Macbeod. I. Brian Wis-y
Highest average in Junior and-l
ea. Mai-ton Quinn. 9! per cent. Teacher. Eleanor Walker.
” ”' is more - 3 there Is certainly no truth to lhc assertion that cricket fielder: have it easy. A cricket ball moves as fast as a baseball and flllllul gov” it's just as tough to RINIC on pitching and ho-vltns: Due ball pitching is aa enact aeleau.
fralta's Ray Llndwafl and En!- land's Frank Tyson eaa i ll! with baseballs tulle!!-
np they pat on that ball NIT M M! 77”" mm Id ' l"'"-.A":.(l"h”:f'"k,"?;.” M, Gr l. A. i. Gerprd MacDon-
2 'rnmuitoiIy.s.cmisiisitei-'
ILOOHING POINT Itfllotll. I
The report tor June of Bloom- ing Point school is as follows:
Grade V. 1. Reggie Kelly. 1. Vie-
tor Kelly.
Grade IV. 1. Mary Kelly. 1. Mar- tin Kelly.
Grade II. I. Rita Kelly. 1. Keely
aid, . David Kelly. Grade I. B. l. Mary Nlt'D6OIlOt
.. iy. '',,'.f'..:' at”. ,m,,, ,,., Teacher. rtietina ritmmeii. mg "coat.-at-in In
Iqth at balalfidfaatbanhebata-I. mmnm” minim-ads-alttau "A Isasatluodlaneraaflr. hill
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