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Exlni base hlfllng In H14» i‘ rel Ill! of the flrwt ittnirlg l\_\' luck Whiflosk anti lfuckn Trllllior, two

wddtt-s of the its lotto» nut or: smart past-lull iivltiiaeverel Itfld-i 'l'll<'_\' [Wlfll the l:d off tho loci-l‘ through with a few samples of week: hr m.- hiuuioll twln simitn- i " rs wits b" tit: th-ettrt trite tit“ "t- bgpbgfll srtflsfill at illt" Victoria‘ power hitting fhoy hopf! wil June 10th: 5:30-K. oi’ c. dia- kmm“ “Y” ‘M31 ‘““_'*"'“'§ ‘vjllim’? “.5 21,5501.“ ‘man Park dinlilorld on Sunday nftt-rnoott stand tlhem in good stead through- nlond. Reece Rcgt. pried the lid riff rut» (‘ity it l~<‘t8 of \\.irk in tAAP first as h" and Judging; by thv largo crowd out. the entire campaign but June 11th: 5:30-Park diamond. Leann echedul- tiy (llrfillllllfl ‘he thrw fut a "Hm" by P<°°V°1""‘~' Zillll inc llrfillti of ball untied auroral-trier they can beat the strong Reece Rent: .0. anthers. Intending titlelioltie-rs. the R vrrs IT JUESWd Erflumkr back of the by tho Rovrrs and Anchors in thr hurling corps o-f the Legion team K. of C. diamond: Sim-Kin:- 8-5 in a nil ltttd tuck l-attlp tt-m ttllcilfri Ryan and J09)’ 119F383“ nponor it n-ltpcars ovidrnt that the, l5 another question yet to be men; 6:30—Rnvers. W" “'"""-‘"‘d l‘? "t" “l '7'" l“ l‘ rlmmng (Glhhes ‘f mul 53-15 B‘ league schvdttli» ls flfil"; to tirotitlce answered. June 12th: 5:30-41 of C. din- eet opening dlri- (rand. i" yen s first and tilirrl and L€Clflll"s mngri thw host hrnittl of bail svPlt hero. But thc game should produce :nond.-K, of C.

Then- wpro it", villi and :\ run_ ttlftcrti-t. tgnrrhaiid Witt ‘ti! Lari"? slnce pro-nor rlttys. ‘Slim? sparkling baseball all the Juno 13th; FuBO-Park diamond. INI‘ on second WllPll tilitiiirti stmsh to third 1n the ltfftt + + '1' '1' war threturh- The lesion are eetd K. of 0.; 6:30~Rovcrs. dammed a wrist high pitch just, Tonight the Rovers meet the. Short n, Pmcflu. Spssiyq-‘S d‘... m. to be n. well balanced outfit par- K of (:_ (linmmirl; Silk-Rocco “ma, 111,. m.“ has‘, m.“ m... 1.1 Lie-glen squrd in a garlic slatei to‘ ‘zmavorwblv “Tamm, u“. p“; t tlculnrly strong through tihc middle Ho“; fi;30_]_,pgi(yn, a two rln hrnvr; Latter, the nr-xt start at 5.20 sharp‘ v _ CW1)“. n; “mks thr- wvo teams and their followers are convinced June 14.1,; Both diamond; npyfl; better got a tree trip to flrtt and 50X bi 955 “won't @xpccted_ to beziltythlng near they have the necessary "Yllngry ml ,_______ pllferrd second: mid tlirn T a nor RHVPPS d 1B 113 H 0 mm. m?! {m- (l1fl Qpflyifif l;.tt t‘t<~__\ ,kn?ck_ 01ft tho northf-lnd sttqua .d r i slammed out n mighty drive in C. War . cf 3 O surprised all and ittndry by "W" Qttlgtotls 23'3" w‘ 8P u" e" deep centre; It was it long triple HlISOIli Tl) 4 0 0 0 1 '- perfolmnncvs zttlti ililiililiill tJYtITSj lvfil‘ P" 5J0 “lam- The can)’ Dlmmi N_ s. bit Trnlnor completed th, (ircult whalmli I‘! 5 1 1 1 1 n were nunlerous lll!‘_\' luot-i- lilftn~ mi‘; hits We“ EdQPWd 5° as m 3W9 as the rolav from tlu- Hold wan Whllivfitt‘. F! 5 1 1 9 2 1 atoned for their misviltus by pulling} the tPBt-‘tt-‘r et/"Y 0315"“ °f mm‘ fumbled at ihe jfnie. ’l'httt proved lflftfl- t‘ 4 1 9 1° 1 1 off some fielding izttits ‘tliatbltdlflltedlgit?lngxdnitgflsfglldinngglgselzf "_" : to be the ball came. \ 3x115" 1b y g % é l; g (l) l.l"il'(‘fll(‘l'.llng+rfll.;t‘fi+lll t-.lt lt . Mel sskod to mke mm of khis. KENTVILLVIK N s" ‘mm 9_(CP, i

Anchors got rnc of tire l‘\iltS back bf‘, nnon. o 8 0 o o 4 2 h [ ‘Nanny ‘bowed _ _A \"ir(\,hair(\d rm-r-ter‘ champion Ni hhl ‘an “lailfllklif thhhhvlfzlxving as Fmglsélnlrl’ if 3 0 ‘O 1 0 0 Vigildthhtfufonilllctrstcrl kccnlv 1n‘ Etlstvsrc Parade, mvltorl hy Mrs.

c "m" W1‘ '0 e "‘ "a ” W" ' ' ' ' " ‘ ‘ » " Z . ' Chttrvhlll Mnnll of Oitau" was

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e our ' c mfm" TM“ t“ m”. ' " ' i ‘ l ' ‘ f7. ; gm-ne algqlM l w Ancilter wire-hail". Etlswyrrt. drive down the first lino for tligstanley. s; 5 f; 1 i: ((7) ‘Fltrtfwsarplgglcofsrlnup ,0 Shaw‘ I Miss FM. T,“ mvmd by Miss‘ third four base Walloprcf the grlmclNlcholson. 3b 3 1 1 o 0 me “mm, 5nd win. thftv did on‘ Louise Wat-it of Clarkson, Ont... with the Anchors getting two i-iiiiqcisllsnt. lf 4 l 1 n gun“ ‘EPA? n-Md b0 n6 worries. o was judged hm n, Frmny.‘ Show l! their turn at. bat to make it 5-3. i Ryan. 1b 5 0 1 9 1 b0 t Xh fumlrc of m0 game hem. Judge Saturday was 5cm...“ ...t.t°i";'.:*tt" t" first" "t... 1 t 2 t t t i “ ° + - - t ~t

. e e overnf a a a 680m . t _ . . __.___.___€ Bill Whalers leading OffnWltJ. niJ. LeCfair, 3b 4 0 o a s i The only dCiwll Dottltng carding a 78 post; double and scaring on a pasfedlChipmatl. c 4 0 0 9 2 2i°pener “a5_ (gm. showed‘? uwfiross m B‘ “weemmlws a ban at m DIME finer Mvnncinzuqkadv’ p 4 0 1 o 4 n! fans. both yountlfttl t - -~_ q: _1cctmpetttion hold at til-lo Charlotte- to third e ' flold ts i 5T rat; y] =, 7 7; 1. 6 * in conilntutiliy crowdtttz "t" Pm» :°_ l town Golf Club Satuirday after-

Blaniesnlrtmtho flfuthl iuict sixthi ° ~ - ally on tor will" l“? m‘? "lllflltttrtttt- m" Sim“ 9mm“ i" mm“? . ‘nchors with two m, in the sew“ SUMMARY foul llXlPS. Officials old a1 ‘ll-éiposition was Maurice Dowling. 1 --i

' t Earned runs: Rovers. 4; Anchors ttfl- . Frank Maclnnjs romping hcme

owl-h put together a passed lcats— man’ h“ ‘m5 “d ‘l damngl": "Tlock 2, McKinnon. Nicholson. Math. tor for a blacc of runs t.‘ mike it‘ “on. Ryan‘ Murphy: two b5 e hm $5 but the rally ended the st-or-twhnlen; three base hi.‘ Tra-mnn

l“! m“ in 0rd” 1" the pigmh as Cairns '1; off Ready 6L Sl0l9n bow: young Jackie Cairns rut out all Latter’ Leclairy Nmhnlsonv J’ three men on three pitched balls Lech“. double may, Rovers‘ got the tying rttn as far as second‘ whaion’ to Train“; base 0n bans; in the ninth on an‘ error and c‘ of, calms’ 2|. Ready 4; h", by p“. “m” °"1Y i° 1"“? t“ RM“ char, Ready 1: Wild pitch. Chime-

pitcher force the last batter to 2: “us”, ban’ Chipmany ma“; pop up to first base and end thoknurk out: By Cairns’ m. Rgady i" ,9; first bast- rin error: F. LeTlalr.

iQqjfnl, Whnlen. Gallant, Murphy. tJ. LeOialr. Nicholson.

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. Umpires: At the Pllls- 99°" tllh-Jancis; on the bases. Gel Hawk‘ ms, Roy Prowse.

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y The following Legion players ‘I are asked to be at the Park dia- iimnnd at 5:15 this evening for g1 the baseball game with the Rov- ‘ . t crs; Perry. MacAleer. MaoLellan, ltfacIsaac. Blanchard, Williams. Goodwin. H. Hcnrlessey. K. Mac-

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2 BIG DAYS . m. JllLY1 - wen. JlILY 2, 1947

$3,200 In Guaranteed Purses 7 - CLASSES - 7

FREE-FOR-ALL $600 NO. l CLASSIFIED $400 2:22 TROT $400 2:27 PACE $400 2:23 VICTORIA DRIVING CLUB STAKE $600 2:28 TROT $400 2:30 TROT and PACE $400

In 2:30 T-P it l2 or more starters it will be raced in 2 Division: with a Purse of $300 for each Division.

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after fotll halls try-lug to avo fans in tlitostlofl.

lng. Rovers loft four men atrand- Mnnheson. home runs. WhwmkIi + -|- -|- + '4 l“ "m" m‘ "P m“ a’ ‘hel l\".‘r.‘h01son lurxiiinen; savtiftcet Luckily no one ‘W115 ittittrett but plate with the Anchors after go- hm Hugo!“ Gallant; nus. M;

; H“, qupFIi/Jr‘ is he...‘ toot: tvlll this ; It (won't kiwi‘ "“_ , ‘ Mk0‘ ‘ vppnrs, a5 lf now is tho tlnlrt o r i. mlrast‘: stops bwfrrc arty-hm? H‘: . . f‘

‘that liallllfivtlfltflilfztltlll. WhP-Yrlmcd new Mcmorlal l‘l!"_i‘l l5 firm? i

‘ crcclirn of the stands will do awhgi 10,5 5 L2; l

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tak + ‘l’ + ‘ . And the Anohors showed figs; ithellr overtime vstffirman“ ‘me t they will be very ttttttth "t '

hunt for honors flgflifl» Th“ we“ -. against w-hat ls considered the beat team in the 1H8“ “d Elma“); lasing out were every bit. u 5°04 as Rovers once they set over ther opening jitters. should improve Oifilildfwably

ovprg doing l‘ zowlse.

the R ‘I * + ‘I.

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Ready ‘ posing pltcila for junior ran

youngster-s showed steadiness and times in the Emmi‘ 5°"? dmm ll veterans with runners, crow the sacks to Pt" down‘ looking rall-ii-fi-

Leg-‘lonq/ifps will get their balli-

thr- northcnd (frIZIlIOLhINC should produce - 5am m

1g . ‘on. Conmsith: lhlfflrlfllll corps P1 "h" iflrlfii. headed hv hefty MC/“P” ma I'll-mot‘ Mclsaac. xvill bf‘ faced i... n heavy llittirltZ R0"? “MW ‘md me gamed-til at“. give fans Vt clearer picture of __i\lsi what l5_1l"l store for thorn during ‘he cmmng

tilts. mon + ti- + -i- _ When Bill Tobin of Chtwfl° Black ilawks loft Ottawa recently. i negotiations will’! King Clan,“ ivere just about throU/rlh- Twine l male one last attempt to lure I Clancy away from Me Y=l°"‘°‘“¢ post to a coaching 10b l“ chlcag?‘ i but the King stood fast on this terms.

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, 1r 15 doubtful if Clancy ‘ever . gave the otffcr as serious Consider-

lllifin as many thought. For one

thing, he put quite a stift tag on i ltis servicos when the. subject was _ first. broached. Sn stiff. in latt- j that the King hlmsolf is said to t have been somr-what sttvflrl-‘wdlltfll llte (mica o club followed up. Tobin

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AINER T. CLEGG--6768 Record 2:04‘/i

. i vlll be at the owner's i‘ stable for the season, 1947. vians met by appointment. Telephone connection with

the farm.

I. C. J EWELL,

Owner and in charge

t ers in the second game of the lea- Igue schedule. Conquerors iAnchors in a nip and tuck battle

1; runs batted ln: Tralnor 2. Whll". much availAs flrPSllii plflwrs hadai Willi an 86 had low net of 71 f0‘.- ,lowod by Alan MacMillan with an .tl'i for a net 75.

l°">'"“" and l" up" lVluoMillan and 3 In third place l Wllth seven points.

t Saunders. S: Fmnk . Laratbrte, (l; Dr. E. S. Giddings, l.

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and Cnlirns Sundays op- Boudreau. Indians 33138 22 49 ers and both etlzibl‘ DiMaggio. Yanks k5 also came through Mizv. Giants

with smart performances. Boththc x-Spencc, Senators 39 124 l5 42

poise when under fire and mflnYlLcague, Mizo. Giants 42; American

ding . explosive i

Player and Club G AB B, ll PC

Slaughter. Cards 45 164 26 5] 3S0

Walker, Philllcs 45 159 22 57 .358

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44 162 4'1 53 340

39 124 15 4.2 .339

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Runs batted in - Nafonal tLcague, Keller Yankees 36

Home runs -- National League.

ism of fire tonight uthcn they lac“ was keen to have lfm.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

iLegion Team Clash With Rovers Tonight

Legionsires make their first ap- pearance o: the season Ci Baseball League warfare at the Park diamond tonight when they tangle with Freddie Whalen's Rov-

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on Sunday afternoon Rovers came

Frank Maclnnis led the first stage of the President's Match tvvhlch ‘was completed Saturday af-

_ , . _ - ternoon witth a total of ten points.‘ . mmmm. mono. thgrrt is an ltfllu-ryl‘

Ticd for second position were Alan ltfuiuice Dowlirg each twlth clghi and a half points.‘ was Wllif Dowling

Other standings were: J. A. Hol- Coles, 5 1-2; H. Acorn. 3; J.

Baseball’: Big Six

(Three leaders in each IAIZUE).

Mizo. Giants 15; American League. Keller. Yankees l3. i (XI - Plays tonight.

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Oddly enough, on his refereelng trecord. Clancy would ordinarily be the last man those rabid Chicago hockey fans might be likely to wel- come as the Hawks’ leader. If they rlid reconcile themselves to his leadership ii would probably be only because it meant he wouldn't

be refereeing there. They never did llike the King there, but they've lr-anned long since that nothing

they did in the way of attempting to intiimidate a referee ever made any dllfference in tihe Clancy way of handling games. tl- e- ti 1|- Still, Bill Taiblri has been hot. on . the Clancy trail. Like many. he Ls an adtmllrvr of the King, and he felt ithat in the rebuilding plans at Chicago Clancy would infuse much of h-‘ls own spirit into tihe younger players While Clancy pondered tthe offer. Johnny Nutme- lllz remained a second choice. + 0 tl- Q

Other clubs in the league won't l)(‘ unhappy that the former Ot- tawa star has rejected t-he Glicago job, There aren't many top-notch

referees in the NHL, something which the playoffs proved lest season. Clancy rates in the top

bracket and, while clubs and fans maybedownonitlmfroim ttmeto time, there are mighty few who won't admit he's a feeflese andt square whistle-teeter. _

TGIIRISTS

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‘ Baseball Practice

Following ‘is the practice sched- ule for junior and senior baseball teams for the remainder of the

STAMFORD. Conn. iAPl Jocy Peralta. 147 1-4.‘ Tilmaqtla, Pa. and Ralph Wal-i ton, 143 1-2. lvlolltreal, fought. to’ a draw tonight in an eight-round. boxing bmtt.

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Canadians Pressing For Two-ManSystem

MONTREAL. June 9 —(GP)—— Montreal Canadians of the No- tional Hockey League. still seeth- lnlt over the Maurice Richard- Bill Ezini-cki noggin’ rapping ln- cirieilt, were the only team press- ing for the return ta the two-man referee system at lust week's N. I. L. confah here. says Dink (Mont- real Gazette) Carroll.

Frank Sclke. mild-mannered Canuck manager, says that. the present system of one referee and "two mustivt-spcak-unless-spoken- to-linosmctl“ is a "rlrlirttlous wastage of 030$."

Howovcr. fragile president Clar- (‘HCP Campbell regards the pre- sent system as hasirnlly sound. lle

points out that the two mall rr-foree sysient ended ‘ru 1938-39 and the "dividt-d respollsliliiiiyt"

was found wanting. As a former referee himself. he recalls that 1936-37 was the only ilnrntoniotts season of the two-man system era. H0 claims lt is impossible in not two men to rcart the some way at the snmo lE-me.

It. was evident that ivlien Sclke lrnttght the sttlijct-t up he was thinking of iho Canadian-Maple Leaf "hra\vl“ wllcn Mattricrt (Ror- his top and tapped the flagging: Ezlttlcki on the dome with a stick. stihseqttctltly’ rtrawlng a $250 filtc and a one- gztme suspension.

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l Witlh arrangements definitely oOmploicd for the Jimmy Mooney- Ace McCloskoy ten-round battle at the Forum next. Saturday night praencter (that-lie Archer last night ntmmlnccd the balance of his sup- porting ca-rd. one that should give Island boxing followers one of the toughest nights of fistlcuftfs they have ever experienced.

Ono could write columns the l\i(.tont~_\'-Mc-Cl0sk€y battle but tltr~ two l'ill§Z-\\'lStZ' warriors, both very respoctftll of the dynamite container] in the fists of each other nvill furnish their own stories the night of tho 14th in the battle pit of the Forum in a fight that ls scheduled to go ten rounds but in tho minds of 9f) percent of the fans will Wlrtd up in a knockout victory for either one of ihcim.

The up and coming Bud Lzlnd ‘who she-wed to such good advant- age itvo weeks ago against Beau Jock will tackle hard-hitting Benny Smilh of Halifax in the G-rcuitd Frqlll-ll-Ilill and this is another scrap that. should have plenty of potentialities. Lulld under the care of Kid Nlcke-rson has a likely-look- ing ring future beckoning him and a victory over the experienced Slnitll should give him another up- ward push towards the top of the fistic ladder.

Duskey McNcvin, conqueror of Shad-ow Matheson and Benny Mathcson winner over Jackie Shaw in t-‘ac previous Forum card will trade punches with each other in a semi-final that again shclllld pro- vide a hard-hitting affair all the way through ivith Chuck Heustis and Charlie Adams two Charlotte- town kids opening what will like- ly illru ill-lo an all-star card.

That in brief‘ is a summary of the card that has fans agog. Co- promoters Archer a.nd McLellan

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Three Way Tie In Amn. League

(By The Canadian Press)

The leaders took a pasting in the American League yCfiLefday and the runners-up moved up .1 notch to force n three-Way tie for third place m a day of slugging, hard-fought. games.

Philadelphia Athletics clubbm the front-running Detroit Tigers 11-3 in Tiger Town and Boston Red Sox outslugged Cleveland Indians 7-5 ln the Ohio City to ‘cave the Redskins. Mackmell and Seekers deadlocked in third place.

Chicago White Sox made an uphill comeback to nudge the second-place New’ York Yankees 9-8 in l0 innings and stay just. one game behitld the deadlocked threesome ill the third slot.

Athletics rattled l3 hits oft four Detroit pitchers-half the Tiger mound staff-behind Dick Fowler's six-hit i\\'ll'lil‘l.{- Fowler retired in the ninth in favor of Russ Christopher. but his victory was all sewed up by then,

Philadelphia scored ofi’ every Tiger mounasman. pinning n fourth straight defeat on starlet

Virgil 'I‘rucks Elmer Vnlo oi’ the A‘s and George Kcll each homer- ecl. but the batting stars were Pete Suder and Hank Maieskt who drove in three runs each.

to make it a four-star classic and last night were definite in lllelf statements that the bouts would so on as scheduled tthe night of Slfllb day. J-tune 14th.