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Thurgdq). JUIYQI 1955' NEW YORK.
Stars, Vs. Flyers Tonight
.- In Baseball
Tom MarFarlane's Stars. viht only Tuesday night got hack in thi- win column alter a had Itislnt: streak. will take tlli .IiI1IYlLV hiat- Donaldis Flyers tonight at Memor- lat Field. '
The Flyers and the stars hate Inch played tvin games less than the Dodgers. who are tied with the airmen for first lllacc. and the two will probably tangle in the
hits Wednesday as York Giants 9-2. Stan Musial
St:-plicnsou and Ken Boyer also got three hits apiece in pp-gm the Cards attack against four Giant pitchers-JohnnylAn- lgiiiiilcziiiiatzia g gitolg :1l)t(l:6tl 2 g - , . . ' ' a next two games to make eioigi Iononh Ramon Mmuaml H0” Wilhelm Gm ' Fowler. Staley tilt and Burgess;
. o c 0 thin cieii-steveii in l-Ii.llli('S ilay .
H .l li'cs llcstriiiii and liiibliy lint- iiiuii liit siit-t-ussivc limiters iii the scvt-iith to spoil Piihtilskrs shut- out.
Pliii.Al)ELPlllA iAFi -- Willie .Iuncs' 12th homer - a Ieadoff bases-ciiipty blast in the fourth inning - was all the iiiargin curt Siuiiiiiins and the llliiladivlnhia Phillies needed Wednesday night
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If the Stars iiialtr a slit-up a Ihrec iiay tleatlltick for top spin iwill result.
Tom Iilat-Farlaiic iiill be send ing Earl Yilat-Kinnon iii the iiituind 'to ground the Fly:-i's and i”IfI(II(tl vi-ill iik-ply go along with his act Dtinnir Mat-l.r-an.
IGame Time is 615
Research Board Tagging Trout i
"Anglers in this province have nothing to fear in ard to the quantity and quality of trout still available in the streams which are seen on every hand." Dr. M.
I c . . . I ) i 3:;
(AP)-Righthander Tom PohoIsky"T hurled a 10-hitter and slammed three of his St. Louis Cardinals
hit his 21st homer and
. Preston Ward hit a three - run t pinch homer to tie the game in
2 in the ninth Wednesday night to
W. Smith. Director of the Fisher: iu Research Board with head-I quarters at. the Fislic-rips Hio-I logical Station. St. Andrew's. N.B I
laid yesterday.
Dr. Smith. assisted by his as- aociates had Just completed an amazing demonstration on the stream at Covehead. whr-re Will Saunders. Claude Hayes and Har- old Rosa of the Ellerslie Station had set up the electrofisiiing ap- oaratus wluch proved the truth of his assertion. As Mr. Saunders stepped into the shallow stream. which gave no indication of trout activity. a preliminary iihrust of his no-less-than-magic wand under overhanging b shes brought doz- en: of fish to he surface. These were quickly netted and placed in I floating rage in he later exam- inad for previous tagging. or tag- ged for release.
With mntinlonotlx i-egiilarity, a wave of the elecfrnfisher along the shore line. lust. under water. srought the speckled beauties in Ill sizes out into the open The
extremity reached in this re- spect was it trout mcasiiring 17 M in. long and it's-iching three
pounds one mince. and several young salmon measuring under three inches long Those Figures are official but not for prize win- ning purposes.
Questioned further regarding Ilia work of the Fisheries Re- oearah Board. Dr. Smith said that their chief activity here was to determine the need or otherwise. of re-stnckiiit: the sti-oiiius. udd- ing that the iiiinicrtuis tests niadc this year and on previous occas- lona indicated a liberal and SUF- tained run of fish In all areas. Hr also pointed out the int:-ri-stinc fact, that thr El.-rirnti-hini: ap- paratus is not effective in salt water
IITUATION IDEAL
Two American officials Dr D A. Webster of Cornell Uniwrziii. Ithaca. N Y . Professor of Fishin: Biology and Dr W H F-lerhart State of Maine Inland Fish and Game Department who accom- pany Dr. Smith. WPFP deeply in- terested in the work as demon- atrated here. "We find the sit- -tlltlun ideal in various streams and the experiments are working perfectly". Dr. Webster said." 'l5Ia method is not new in its but in much better than seining to de- termine the trout or salmon pop- ulation of a given stream." This In the first trip of the American Ilflcialti to the Island which they Ire enjoying very much.
Hon. Dougalti MacI(innnn. Min- Ider of Natural Resources who witnessed the demonstration for lie first time. was that had been provcn and pleased in into that anglers continue to have ample scope for their en- &mra. The Minister was ac- 3panled by the Deputy Minis- Ni. P. A. Murnaghan and others from the Department including Tom Inthinn. biologist. J. S. Jen-
. Provincial fish and itamr ' net. and F Graham Rogers. 1'. K. MacNuti. president of the P. E island Fish and Game As- sociation and representiitives at the press were also present on in- vitatlon.
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IILLAU. France fAPl - Alca- Faliial
amazed at 1
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ELECTROFISHING
Piritirt-ti al Ctiitrltt-iitl yextrrtl;u
iiiiiy Xliiiisii-r Nziiiiial Tliistiiii't-o- Ilom l.oIiiian.l)ioloi.1isl Dr. Suiitii. lliroctnr. Spiirstt-on Jenkins. Pro- vincial Fisheries Officer.
iuiiriiitiii: ulioii Dr. M W Smith. Director of the I-'isliei'ies Research
Board conrlucied I fish population (-(,nn., g-rho Wm. u.m,,,.,. i7i,, WTVPY and tannins Drellmiiiaries inches long. weight 3 lbs, one in the presence of rleptirtmcntal riuncr. officials and :nc'-ts Rnttiiiii - I-zit-i-ii-iiii.iiiiig t i'P it Tfll'-- imfl Dr. l7.'9PIlHf'l. lir Wilf Saunders. Claude Hail-s .Wr-hsier. I" A ilurneghan. lien Harold Ross
Midget Matmen Feature Wrestling Card Tonight
The uirsilers are in mwii anti in R matter nl sprnnrlg the islands foiloviers of the mat- Ln" win haw in pig; dppv mg" D1?" Will ailaln get A chance In W0 his bag of tricks if he is to emerge them in action In the third mat with . win ni-or this nppnnoni, 1carri nf the season at the Fflrllllll The first match will get under-
'-0"”1I"'- I way at 9 p.m. daylight time Four fierce midgets will head - line the ca rd and a pair of
W000 ISLIIIIIIS-CARIROII FERRY SERVICE
Daily from each terminal:
heaigvunglits will meet in a three fall match with no time limit in the curtain raiser.
I Little Braver and Tiny Tim will be partners in ii tag team
match against I-”uz7.,v Cupid and 7 3-m-r 9 3 '"-- II 3'"- the ferocious Major Tom Thumb 1 P-mu 3 D-"L 5 D-"L iwhen the little men go at each , other in the main event. TTAMMRD TIMI"
All four are somewhat of T. V. F” dml-V ”'I7""' "'3' ”'l('Y 03
first weather broadcast. Catch an early crossing and avoid delay Reservations Limited. For particulars contact:
NORTHUMBPIRLA ND
'c-elehrities and are no strangers .to American telcviewera appear- ed in many telecast houta all over the U, S. They are currently. making a tour of the maritime: land reports from Halifax and tTrurn say that they really out on 1 great rrriwd' pleasing show. FERRIES Lnvnvl-ED I Len Hiighcs it-iii not-d no inirn- , '
rliiction to local fans having an U""I”'"""w"' P 7; m""'I ppenred here mnnr times before . . - . . - .and has always been a great
. Shirts
favorite. llis boots will have an international flavor as his opponent LAUNDERED T0
is I gentleman from Tiirkey. al- PERFECTION
ihoiiuh according to his reputation RITE-WAY
he in no "izentli-man". The Terr- ible Turk. Ali Pa.-iha decked out in OLEANIIRS Dial 7387
rod for. and long bean; in said to he the possessor of a tei-rttyinv bold called the "i-'otirnlock" that can render an opponent inaannlble
Abblec will meet DIi'ry'I toll in a softball game. .ninnu.u ciis. ' i
' ardinals Down Giants In Slugfest 9-2
And Senators Defeat Cleveland Again
Baseball Results By THE CANADIAN PRESS
National League
team's 15 . defeated New
rookies Bob
!(o'iieat ciiii-iiiiiau 4-2i In the st??- ond game of a twi-night twin bill, extending their current win streak to
Rogovin and Scminick. L-Fowler. HR: Pha-Scniinick. Second nine. Cincinnati 000 till 000- 2 4 1 The Pliils look the opener 64) Philadelphia 101 100 oix- 4 90 on Saul Rogovin's five-hitter andt Klippstein, Minarcin t5), Black Andy Seminickis llth homer after (7) and Bans; Simmons and Nim- Del Ennis and Jones walked in has, 1,-Klippstcin. HR: Phila-i the fourth inning. Jones. I Sininions got crcdit for his sixth Milwaukee
000 002 iiltl- .'I ii I
win against the same number of Pittsburgh 000 000 301- 4111 defeats. Crone. Nichols t9! and Crandallll;
' ' l . p CLEVELAND IAPV gg Eddie Surkont. Littlefield iii and Atwe
W-Littlefield. L - Crone. HRs:
tionals a 6-4 victory over Cleve-
Phlk dBb'k:At- land's Indians. It was Washing- 0 as y an ur rm "0"
elli. Monzant (61 Wilhelm 161 Giel
. - r - l Washington 024 000 000- ti 7 1 Cleveland 020 200 000- 4 4 1 Stobbs. Ramos Ml and Court- ney; Wynn. Narleski (Lil. Mossi t5l. Garcia tit) and Hegan. Nar- agon 45). W-Ramos. L-Wynnn HRs: --Yost. Clev-Rnsen, Doby. New York 000 000 501- 6 12 1 Chicago Turley. Kucks tl). Wiesler (5) and Berra. Howard (st: Donovan,
the seventh inning the Pittsburgh Pirates pushed across another run
edge the Milwaukee Braves 4-3. The winning marker came on a
W-Wonovan. L-Turley. . 000 200 040- 6 8 fl
bases-loaded single by pinch-hitter Jack Shepard with one out. The win was credited to relief pitcher Dick Llttlefield. Starter Masx Surkont was relieved for Ward in the seventh. lar. The Braves got away in ii two- Baltimore run lead in the sixth inning on it Detroit double by Logan and Ed liiathews' Moore. Dorisii tilt and Smith; 24th homer. In the seventh they Bunning. Coleman till and House.l made it 3-0. Chuck Tanner singling W-More. L-Bunning. HRS: Det- Bobhy Thomson home after Thom- Boone. House. ison led off with a single. .Boston 042 000 000-6 10 0 --T--- Kansas City 000 000 000-0 1 1 . Susce and White: Portocarrero, N S Harrington tfil. Fricano i7l. Her- ' ' lbert till and W. Shantz. L-Portow , ,, . p ga carrero. t;;......ii”i:.r.':si;i --m from Reserve. N.S. Wednesday First won the Nova Scotia amateur golf Columbus M1 000 0- 5 4 2 title with a 72-hole score of 307. Rochester . 401 101 x- 7 7 0 Rex Jotudrey of Halifax Ash-, Miller. Gray fill and Lakemim; burn, slipped into second placell-feim. Kelly I2), Blaylock (4) and with four-round score of 310 whlleflland. W-Blaylock. L - Miller. pilocky Jollimore of Dartmouth HRs: Roch-Clark 2. Col - Wil. ynrightwood and Lea Windsor of helm. ll-lalifax. were tied in third placelsecond I with four-round total of 318. icoiumiiiiii 100 001 om. 2 9 :i Munroe played his most consis- Rochester 206 001 10x-l0 13 ll tent golf of the tournament Wed- Duser. Wheat (3). Miller (7) and- jnesday to retain an early lead.lLakeman; F zholz and Rand, 1 His scores were 74-78-78-77-307. Syracuse 020 000 150- it 9 fit I Ed eayii was the winner in the Toronto too 310 020-. 7 ii at .second division: Bill Swewertkez,. Morehead. Spring tsl. Petersoni iNort.h Sydney led the third divi-ltlll. Lovenguth t8) and Heymami ,aion and Keith Stephens, Sydney.pMiller. Shore (7). Landeck til),i .led the fourth division. Fnhr ill) and Griffin, Berberet (9l.l
OUTSTANDING ATTRAOTIOIIII 1
Big Time TV Stars of Hollywood and Toronto.
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; CHARLOTTETOWN FORUM TONIGHT 9 p.m. D. S. T.
2 Feature Matches 2 Both 2 out of 3 Falls to a finish-No Timr Limit I i
The Sensational MIDGETS of TV Fame
TAG TEAM 'MATOII
I LITTLE BEAVER It TINY TIM E
-vs.- MAJOR TOM ri-tum ti. ruzzv CUPID , --Al.SO- ' I
, Len I-lujios. Norttiarnpton. Mass. 231 Line.
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Conseugra t7i, Pierce 491 and Lol- Richmond Montreal
mer Lech To Coach Royals
MONTREAL tCPl Elmer Lach. star centre with Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League until his retirement in 1953. has been named to coach Montreal Royaia of the profes- sional Quebec Hockey League. it was announced Monday.
Lach coached the junior Mont real Canadians last year. Witt Royals ,senlor farm club of the NHL Canadians. Loch will replace Pele Morin who announced his retirement last spring.
Probable Pitchers
NEW YORK tCPl - Probable
Yfls” ?W'-'?'”". h'”"" 9"” 5' """' Mil-Mathews. Pgh-Ward. pitchers for today's maior lens"? PE"'- "W1 """"E Tally .wedBe5d,33' St. Louis 002 i212 110-9 15 1 games twon-lost recoi-as iii par night gave the Washington Na- New York 000 000 MP2 10 1 enthesesi.
American League New York at Chicago - Ford
tonls fifth victory in a row. , g .
Both starting pitchers were.ifRs?ng,LX:::;:T'NI; , I10-5l Y8 Trucks '95)- chascri. Cleveland's Early Wynn Hofmang WHSHIHEIOB ll C-Ievelalld" went out of the game after 2 2-3 Firs. Isichftllll-Z ;I5rfl; mils 590"? with "V innings in which he gave up six - -. 0 0”, mm (NW1 0 0'-I elm! ' - p runs and seven hits in his third ,L,:fj,?fv,, 230 103 mx,w1g 1 3319300” 3! Dem” " BMW; xatteilnpt to wicnh his 12:11) vilct'ory. Jone; Hmman .4, Kaiser ,m vs Garver (B-ill or Hoe
asiingtnn's uc- no s ct in . . v '- - , , the fourth after he had given up E:?nI::E;:g.ouE'fj0ll:::w';;):1:E B11: Boston at-KHRSES Clly-SUIIWEH four hits and three Cleveland runs- Snider 2 zimmer 1' Hbdgesg p i11'3' V5 Slim” '4'”- had scored, second i National League
Rcliefer Pedro Ramos got credit chitgo 002 000 mg 5 6 0 St Louis 3! New yo,-k-,4;-myo W "'5 Vi0l0U'- Brooklyn 021 000 000. .1 51 I114) vs Maglie (9-4) or Llddlc
A1 RN" and, I-31"? 11””? W Rush, Jellcoal 47) and Chiti; ta-2i. wullled for the first "'0 "lb? W" i.aiiiiie. Roebuck till and Walker. Chicago It Brooklyn - Davis in the second on lioiunrs Rusen WAR”-ghg Irgllabmeg HR. Chi g (5.4, V5 Bessam t1.o) or Craig led off with his 14th and Dnby, Chin (Hm
Cincinnati at Philadelphia inl- Gruss (0-05 or Black (4-1) vs Ne- gray (3-2) or Meyer t3-ll).
Milaukee a Pittsburgh - Spahn 17-0) vs Donoso I24).
000 102 100- 4 9 1 311000 40x- 9 13 ii Marrero, Ladera i3l. Harris i7l
404 000 ooxgg 8 3 1 and Montalvo; Hahn, Flowers (7) and Streuli. rero. HR: Buf-Kress (2).
W-Hahn: L-Mar-
001 010 200- -i 12 2 000 200 010- 3 7 1 Jordan. Voiselle (Bl and Watling-
ooo 000 mp 3 4 0 ton; Stanek. Browning (5), Wojeyl
t7) and Teed. W-Jordan. L-
Browning. HR: Mtl-Nelson.
ed every pair of these
Baseoall Standings By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League
W L Pd. GIL Brooklyn 63 29 .605 - Milwaukee 49 42 .538 13V: New York 47 45 .511 16 Chicago 46 47 .495 l7'r'z ?hilndelphia 46 48 .489 18 St. Louis 42 45 .4l3- IRV2 Cincinnati 40 50 .444 22 Pittsburgh 33 60 .355 Mlh
International League
W L Pct. GIL Toronto O4 36 .640 - Montreal I6 II .589 595 Havana 56. 43 .566 FA Rocheste 40 4'! .510 13 Columbus 46 53 .465 1795 Syracuse 42 56 .419 21 Buffalo 41 57 .418 22 Richmond 38 61 -334 7-59?
Dairy Meets Keefe Tonight
The Dairy will play host to the Keefe Drug in this evening's only softball activity at the Parkdale diamond. The game starts at
Softball Practice
. There will be a softball practice for the BYC this evening on the K. of C. diamond at 6.30. Coach Wally Shepherd requests all play- ers to be present.
no Late To classify
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Barry's Beat Navy 7-5 In City Softball Game
Barry's roaring Lions ataged a four run rally infthe top of the seventh inning to grab a 7-5 win front the Navy in last night's only city softball activity.
Orin Carver started the rally with a homer to lead off the inning and the Lions added three more before the third out.
Spud Chandler pitched brilliant 1-hit ball for the Lions but some sloppy fielding by his mates ac- counted for the Navy's five runs.
Glen Malheson got the only hit off Chandler. a double.
Indians Dump I Yanks 7-3
In Little League baseball yester- day morning the Indiana turned back the Yanks 7-3 on Paul Mur-
l phy's three-hit pitching.
Don Stanley started for the Yanks and took the loss. He was relieved in the third inning by Blanchard who limited the Indians to two hits the rest: of the way.
Murphy with a single and a triple and Dolron with two singles paced the winners attack while Paul McGonnell clubbed a homer and a single for the losers.
Chinery made a running grab of a fly ball in the third for the beat play of the game.
Dick Doyle allowed 9-hits in tuit ing the loss. Besides his home; Carver clipped I pair of singlet for a perfect night at the plat. and Tiger Bradley and him. Longaphie hit triples for the Lions
Bradley for the Lions and Clap ton for the Navy turned in out atanding games afield.
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Provincial Prize Shoot
The annual Prize Shoot of the P. E. I. Provincial Rifle Association will take place July 25th, 26th, 27th starting at 8 a.m. Daylight Time.
A. F. GORMLEY, Major,
Secy-Treas.
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