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Nelson And Burton. Match Starts Today

‘WI-Q , .. Hay QB-AAP) .3119 o etllln half of the ‘Jnlted Slates‘ first International ‘" loilship challenge golf _ almost a uarter-ceiitury. di- hole duel etween Byron Nelson ,..d‘Dlck Burton, the Professional Golfers’ Association and British i) an titlists. will be played .iei'c iognorrow on the Charles R-livcr gountry Club's long and tricky ‘OUISE.

' ' urton arrived from ling- lisllingfiif yesterday and.‘ due to his rive veers of military service. has "as little opportunity to resale hi! ‘pyg-Wfll’ ski-ll. it ls likely that Nel- Lon will have an easy task gaining s lead in the first 1C holes.

They will play their secatd round as a part of the Joodall round robin tourney l" Mam"? neck, N. Y. on Thursday.

Their international match is the first this side of the ocean has had since 1023 when Arthur Hsvers. the British Open champion. Jame ovoi- to play a belt in live serlel with Gene Sarazen. who ruled he domestic fairways that year. The Briton won three of the matches.

The last such match was layedl in England l 1037. when en Cotton. then ritalnj outstanding golfer, repelled Denny Shute byia 3 and 3 msrgki.

Card's llllrlsr Will llave Arm Checked

OTIOAGO. May B-(AH-Man- s er Eddie Dyer of 8t. Louis Car- dnals tonight announced pitcher o nny ey is returning home to check his alliri right arm.

Dyer said that eazley. who has pitched only one complete game this season. was returning to St.

Louis before going on to his home t

in dNashville. Tenn]. thcregis ‘villi! un ergo ass-ex pa on. y , s family phyilclanm . Beasley started for the Cardinals against Chicago Cubs today but re- tired alter gltchin an inning aild s third lri t. Lou s's 12-2 victory.

Leading Money Winners’ Title ls Threatened

(By Fred flay ea) NEW YORK. May -- (AP)- surburban

xterminstor as the world's lead- ing money-winning g could put First Fiddle to threaten Seablsculdls holrl on second place in the table pf the iurfs money-twlnners.

If eight should go to the post in the Suburban. the winner would "Pl $1.420. Exterminator, with 50 vii-tones in 100 starts, has icked 1m $251006. while Anned arceiiy has won

horse ln earnings with . could draw close to Sea- TIO by a triumph in

pped only by

Whlrlaway. gden. once of e First Fiddle

fir! ‘an.

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Memories of the immortal Geo 'ge Blsler, one of baseball's ail-time greats, were stirred yesterday men ‘young Dick-a chip off the old lock~stelllled to the plate in the fifth inning and cracked out a

cage’! growling JJubs. ‘

olllg Dick's blow. his first cir- cuit _clout of his newly-launched mayor league career. highlighted an eight-run rail by Cards that squared their ‘ser es with Cubs at

the second franfe. helping drive that worthy to the showers.

Euler's ‘sizzling performance-w credit to his great dad-held the awtllalw in National League do-

overshadowing Brooklyn Dodgers 5-2 thumping at the hands gflgew York Giants. right in Flot-

Dave Koslo of the Giants snap- ped the Brooks’ seve -game win-

a mere, two games over the chos- ingvhCai-dlnsls. u

9 fan IDO ed the Botn- Phlladeiplila set-to, while lglgts.

half or

, Everything a All Set For

llorso Parade

the largest. turnout of

inception of the

Driving Olub oft

fioials last night announced every- ln illness for the annual

de on Thursday night,

-iri conjunc-

B in:

Street at S o'clock sharp and will proceed up Kant street to Queen. dowin Qu to Grafton. to Goes

~..- a horses moifi

above route the names of -o era and drivers will be announced by W. H. Boston om» a public address system. - ~

Race

entrants are liked bo be at the starting DOlnt at TAfishal-p in ordetflto ensure the parade getting un eu-way sharp "at the appointed time.

Champion ls Operated 0n_

NEW YORK. May as- (Ar-l.- Welterweight champion Milly Servo lsnderwent an operation to- day for atresla of the right n05‘- trl-l, and after the operation. Dr. lbouls Hoehmaii. a New York sur- geon, advised Servos manager. Al Weill. that it had been very suc- cessful."

Weill said he was counting 0n Servo being able to begin light training in about three weeks.

Stay |ll llullning

PRAGUE. May 28-(APl—- Jar- oslav Drohriy and Josef Caska of the Czechoslovakian Davis Cup team defeated Yugoslavian doub- les combination Yoslip Palldn. 10-8, 6-2. 6-4. today to remalnvln the running for a semi-finals berth in the European zone tennis ellminations.

Yugoslavia holds a 2-1 lead in the series, b virtue of singles victor as Monday, with two glare IIXIJIOI matches remaining to

e

e winner will meet France in l

one semi-final tie while Belgium and Sweden will clash in the other.

All old wrestling favorite returns to the Sporting Club tomorrow night in the person of Len “Cow- boy" Hughes appearing against Prank Valois, handsome Ottawa rappler. in one pf the two feature bouts on the high-class wrestling card. The popular “Cowboy" who also operated behind the hood of The Masked Marvel made many friends when he wrestled here be- fore and always gave a crowd- pleaalng performance. His oppon- ent has drawn many rave noflrcs in his appearances in Halifax and

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Fred Carone, he of the cauli- flower ears and‘ bull neck. victor over Jim Kllonls ln his last ap- pearance here takes on Larrv Mo- quin. the French Canadian flash from Montreal in the other feature bout arid "grunt" fans will nave an opportunity to see just wh) Moquln is being hailed as the

glcal successor to Yvon Robert.

ocal talent will be on display in the opening contest when Doug Nicholson, wrestling pride of Char- lottetown exchanges headlocks with Jack Timml-na. the Windsor

is last showing here, when he missed a flying tackle.

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Sport scribes have been decree- lnf that the S100 charged by Uncle M ke Jacobs for a ringside seat at the coming Louis-Conn fight June 10 is the highest price in ring his- tory but such however is not the case. The second Dempsey-Tunney match in 198'! cost the customers $100 a head for the first three ringside pews although the official top was supposed to be $40. And back in 1891 and 1892 the ringsid- ers passed over century notes to view the Jim Corbett-Peter Jock-

bare knuckle engagements. The

Denspsey-Wlllard (i019). the Demp-

sey-Carpenter (192!) anrl_ lhe

Schmellng-Uzcudun 11929) fights $50 tnlp. , .-

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Charlottetown Bunnies our rcp- resentatlves in the Maritime Wo- mens’ candlepin howling tiurnl merit lnld at St. John homo over the weekend and vlrie

Although only winning one of their eleven games rolled the MP1! mid 'l° "X" cuses and gave full credit. to the Fredericton Brunswlckcttes, tour- ney winners. saying they WEN‘ l" excellent bunch of bowlers. One of the team members ket their in- dlvldual averages wh ch are as follows: Gertrude Doyle-Oi: Jean Dillon-w: Marguerite Madman- so, all bowling 33 games: PQRCY Smith 79 for 24 games; Ella ~fl1~ Teri-TD for ai flames; Janie Mav- Aleer-‘lz for 21 goings.

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In the recent series between the Cubs and Dodgers the rlvsl '1'!!!)'- 91-5 engaged in beak-busting lees reminiscent of the days of the 5i- Louls Cardinals’ Gas House ‘lam!- Len Merullo and Peewee Reese. rival shortstops started the swing- ing on Wednesday and Merullo and Dixie Walker renewed the feud on Thursday. President Ford Frlfk 01 the National league fined Walker

lays; fined Reese $100 wilhrwit .1 suspension: fined Mcrullo $150 Md suspended hlm for eight days.‘ ""- ed the Cubs‘ Phil Cavarretta $109 and no suspension; and Cub Coach Red Smith 1150 with a five days suspension. 1|- ‘I

'1‘ e bad feelln started when Mertlillo bowled lid cranky. Cuba’ second baseman over in an attempt to break up a double lay and flared up again the next av who" Merullo taunted Pee Wee Reese m batting practice before game time Dixie Walker took exception to Merullos "remarks and wrestled

of Chicago a few bl fore a s

hlbltlng other players from aiming the brawlers.

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Babe Pratt who has been lr the Maple Leaf doghouse ever since he was ‘arrested on a drunken r - in: -.,charg‘e following-his sus len- sionbyteltlLl/f in

‘ID lth rellzbll‘ rumors has hlm going to Detroit h exchange for Joe Car- veth and. cash. l O O O .0

Wlaat a defence Jack Adams woul be able to toss out on the a was to acquire p with snot . Stewart.

' COTTTQ! L0 he ranks with ihe

' ‘THE cnanuorrn OWN GUARDIAN

who‘!!! n».

Sporting Club mitt-slingers gained a decisive victory over the visiting Moncton boxing team win- ning five of the six inter-city bouts in their return engagement staged at the Sporting iub last night before a large crowd of fis- tic follov/ers,

Three decisions and two knock- outs ln the first five bouts to be staged in the inter-city competi- tlon gave the local - -. _ enm-

-- - and its ema d for t. the nly Monctoyi - t am in their e e when he close dsion to Kid i~ chalk up he only win Brun l sextet as - ee-rouid on. e lant in the last bout of the even g.

Cobey McCluskey made ulck work of Kayo Allen stopping ' after one minute and twenty- elght seconds of punching in the first round of their encounter after he had Allen down for two nine counts. Referee Lloyd Martin awarded the fight to the popular McCluskey when it became quite evident that the Moncton boxer was no match for his able oppon- ent.

Appearing as an added attraction and fighting at catcliwelghts the bout between Wally Shepherd and Ike Robicliaud provided the most action ‘in the evening's entertain- ment. The rugged young Shepherd who campaigned with the Legion- alr-s Vln the City Hockey League last winter threw a barrage of stiff punches into hls game Mone- ton opponent in the first two rounds and the action becameso heated in the second t-hst botlm bows were slugging away after tile hull had sounded. Eoblchaud however Was a willing mixer and absorbed most of Shepherd's best shots and still kept coming in, finishing very strong but losing a close decision lo the Charlottetown fighter

A fight featuring the hard-punch-

ing Beau Jack, 130 lbs.. Lavern. 134 lbs, ended suddenly after a cautious first round when the Moncton boy went to the can- vas to stay after breaking from a clinch at 58 seconds of the second round.

Kid Phillips weighing in at J20 lbs. and Benriard Hughes, 1Z2 ills.. came together in the second ‘uter- clty bout to be called with Hughes. a local boy making his lnltlril siart in the squared circle getting the judxes’ nod. Most of the action took place in the third round with Hughes doing most of the lowing.

Young Benny Blnns. 118. started the Charlottetown off on the right foot when he took a cl from Freddy

. in the first hour between the two clubs. Bi-nns car- ried the fl ‘

had the claret runn Breau’s nose. George Peterson copped the ver- dict in a heavyweight battle with ‘ e Oatwsy making the most of his longer reach to score repelli- erlly with his left to Dewey's fucc. Oatway opened last taking tile m- itiatlve in the first round but Pet-

faults are only minor and if ie do- -

cldes to correct his ways he‘ll be B Wfilflderflll addition to any club _____________________________

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JAMES DUNN . DOROTHY MeGUIRI JOAN BLONDILL

FRIDAY 8:30 PM. SAT. l and 10:1! 15M. v SQIlfllf-TUIQDAY IiSI

be atackcd up as long as people buy them.

Sporting Club Team Again Wins From Monetoss Fighters

which Bets hlm. erson took over in the next two to win the close decision.

Kid Reid and Emmett Gallant staged a ding-dong battle in their preliminary bout splitting the first two rounds with the last even w battle to a draw. Both boys were evenly matched and opened up in spurts; in (he third round Gallant took a nine-count after some wild svdnging but came back fast to down Reid with a right to the law.

Spy Readymlbu lbs.. took the decision from Jack Trainor, 154- lbs» in the fourth preliminary bout on the card. Ready was the aggres- sor throughout and landed the sharper blows gaining a clean-cut decision.

The Bobby Seeker sacked the fight out o! the Fighting French- man at 1.412 o econd rotlrid after th " nchman »-- - . -

-~ - nt in the first round to win their preliminary vie the Ko. route.

Sheldon Jordan. 133 lbs" and Kid Brown. 135 lbs., battled lo a draw in the second preliminary on the card. There were no knockdown: in the bout with both boys con- centrating an defensive boxing.

K ddln an aggressive young fighter with a southpaw stance took an easy decision over Jimmy Cameron the curtail: raiser. Reddin kept chasing his adversary around the ring and scored the only knockdown in the third round with a clean left to Cameron's jaw.

The officials were:

Referee: Lloyd Marlin.

Judges: Jack Cameron.

Judges: Jack Cameron. Jack Connolly.

Timers: Dr. F. C. Dougan. Bill Reid.

_Ai\nouncer: Gus lougaphle.

BASEBALL RESULTS

National League

New York 020 000 012 5 ll) 2 000 W0 (.00 3 7 I. and Warrcn; Ilaiten.

Casey and Anderson.

St. Louis 000 081 003 1214 Chicago 110 000 000 2 5 Beasley, Wllks and Garagioiu; Passe-nu. Chlpman, Adams. Eilck- son and McCullough. Cincinnati (‘30100200 3 6 0 Pittsburgh 020 000 40x 6 '7 Heusser. Shcuii and lanllinno; Strlncevicli and Sslkeld. Came-ill,

American League Detroit 000 002 103 Cleveland

l 000 Hutchinson and Tobbctts; Klieman and Hayes. Cblvllo 40o 00o ozs-s l5 2 St. Lo 001 000 100-2 5 2 Grove and Dickey; ler and Mancuso. Washington ew York Leonard and Wade and Dickey.

International League

Montreal 000 210 002 5 13 1 Buffalo 001000000 1 5 4 Bukrer and Franks; Houttemiin Appleton and Tabacheck. Eruutt. lrst Game:- Newark 1010010 3 8 0 Syracuse _ 100 00o i 4 Peek. Dubicl arid Fallon; Curie‘ and Just. Second Game:- Newark Syracuse Moore and Just.

2-Way Fight I-‘or Singles Position

SURBFION. Surre, May $—-iCPJ—Mrs. go and Joan Cu fielding conten filled si

000 000 1 and Fallon;

at; the same scores over $211 a t k " ' . can Menzies already wareqsslylfhzd my rt. "'- e . e ne ‘ atess d ll be held at Wimbledon Jugs“: 14x5. ___-.._-......_._

av The 0:51“ Press l 9i! rid i“; w“ assa- site- sm

Ifled u. ‘submit so rods days

Condition 0f “Blg Train" ls Critical

WASHINGTON. -Wsitoi- Johnson. ball pitcher, was re

Mav 1!! - oId- time

t and his ‘d ly was sumriicned to his bed. e ,

Johnson. beloved “big ire‘ a Washington Senators for years, suffered s, stroke =. April. His condition book

for the worse today. ,

Dr. aims F‘. Keliher, attend. lng physician, said. how er, would not lsue a, state t until he had conferred with rissilting physicians. /

ldl 3“

' ' 17's I ¥ ee ea Widsned

§ for anks knuckle . y of old Dutch. Leonard = 1

Leonard checked the ers with six hits tlo drop l ' 6 1-2 games behind Boston. wli - game with Philadelphia was rain -- out.

At Cleveland, rh-eddle Hu hlnson held the Indians to five to = Detroit Tigers ramped to a 0- to kee within two ames of the on Sena or . iiarley (Rod) Embree took til loss.

In thwoéilglélés either game. Chi- cago ll e X P nhev left. off Morsday hammered three St. Louis

itchsars for l5 liits arid a thump- ng 9-2 win. Stan Ferens was dill/En from the moun' with a four-rtin burst in the firs ninz-

lnwlllontreal

y )5__elCPl— Th; Davis. Cup team ariivo ill/QT": b‘; air from Ncw York Zudily to mam- prcparatloils for its first-t round North American tie 038195 Canada June l3 to l5. _ U The Canadian team is 5M1 )0 the process oi selection. Two 5 lco of trial nlutrllrs to dcicrlillllc members of the Canadian leaili were run oft‘ ycsicrday and ‘eddy. Dc-n McDlarmid of Ottawa and Henri Rochon and George Robin- sun of Montreal have all Non {W0 matches ‘in two starts i0 dfltv.

e-w Yorlrl .

Have your Tennis Rocket

ing is available.

5111K. In Plain, Red, and on...“ ..

Restrussg while Renting-i . $8.96

GUT, Australian Leash, find Grade 86.00

was: rams sssor

United States Golf l Stars Stay Well Up In Running o

SOUTHPORT, lslncashlre, m“- laad- May 28-(091- The si-luin amateur golf championlh begs-n ti. take form today w tn sec-

third matches rolling alons at a fast clip and United States contenders staying well up in the competition.

Both British and American stars scored viworles in third round matches with Alex Kyle. amateur dwmnion since 1m. and Chick Evma. Jr. of Chicago. leading the Parade. A fe 0V8)‘.

States golfers in

CUP matches. Patey went; down five and four.

Evans survived four bad holes in

fie worst weather I ever played ln to defeat Dick Rldgway,

ElIhl-y matches were played to- day over the Blrkdale course and there will be 40 third-round match- gggmaireroav: morrilns. IniHie after-

. surv a , the fourth round. vors w “o “to

All three Amer-l

resident of B

the 19th hole

Richard Nauen of Coventry, Eng- 18nd. before wlnniig. Frank Sir-m-

allali of Toi

y Byron ‘Jel- gon. was Idle today but pill)’; his lgilzrd round game tomorrow morn-

a burlv gulf-

Another favorite “'8! b‘! Cyril Tolley. Crawley and Kyle. in ha" a! the drew. clash tomorrow sftcmoon in the fourth round Md the winner has every chance of Bill/incl!!! l0 the concluding stages. gfllelhhtoo. ls in that section, Whllg rams . Til are gig 10:, Jyhafilld Sweeney

caring Postponed ntil June 10

NEW YORK, May 28 -- (AP)_ Sllllreme Court notion on the suit of the New York

was postponed until the hearing of

June l0. and _ the Yankees‘ mo- tion to strike out the Mexican League defence that organized baseball contracts are monopolies was postponed until June 6.

Mark F. Hughes, attornev for the Yankees. informed Justice Morris Eder today he wished to examine Bernardo Pasquel Mexican League official. before the trial.

Ball lliamoll-d ls Nearing Completion

The new baseball diamond at the Summerslde Driving Park is almost completed and negotiations are under Way to have the opening game on Friday night, with a Chili"- lotfetown team, Work has bean done on the diamond by Curran and Briggs. Ltd. free of charge and‘ this is much appreciated iiy the boys. It should be one of the best diamonds. when completed ever used in Summersldc.-S.

. City League

Opens June 9;’

Meeting Friday '

glue to txiiofavorable weaotliier con- ons wo on the new t Issa- rue baseball diamond has’ held up the past week or so scheduled opening of the; orisinalily slated for Juno

been postponed until Sunday. June 90h an ofificlal of the league lnv formed us last night.

Postponeme

insure e much better brand of ball for the upen- lmz encounters.

all League of-

auxin otiol. W. W.

Canad

ldlng on Friday night next at

7-30 sharp when season's schedule

will be drawn up and other im-. pot-tam; matters looked after.

Molliarmid And Roohon llnd feated

MONTREAL. Ms as _ (on; Don McDfasntld o Ottawa. an I-llezirl Rochon and George

McDiamiid, piwillnesvt in Dom- lnion terms circles since before thi- WM‘. was pressed hard and " forced to come from behind to win 3-6. 6-2, 6-4. 6-1 over Montreal's Jimmy Macken. l

Henri Reel-ion, slim, black-thatch- ed French-aperture; hllorilrealor. disposed of all. Stohlberg of Ven-

today in straight sets, time same i-rcatlnent he gave Jim Mookm ‘yessierday. Today he won 6-4. 6-1,

L.P.ll. PRACTICE

Players trying out for positions on the L.P.U. b tonight at. the Knights of Colum- bus diamond at 6.30 silarp. Im- portant that everyone be on hand as practice time is getting limit- ed with the league opening draw lrsg handy‘.

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a BIG WRESTLING MATCH

AT

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SPORTING CLUB

THURSDAY,

MAY 30th

FIRST BOUT AT 8:45 SHARP‘ DOUBLE MAIN EVENT

FRED CARO

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