Dodgers & Redlegs Lose Double Games; YanksWin

St. Louis Cardinals and Brook- moved up from third to second. home five runs in the second Colavito eioutad auditor to the la the first inning of! Early Wynn lyn Dodgers each hit the halfway There was even a slight shakeup game. The Pirates blasted seven. second game hut the Box sesvedilihat was enough tor Jack Hana. mark-77 gameswf the National in the lower regions where the homers in all. that one up early with three runslutan. who pitched I flvehttter. League race Sunday with the Car- Pirates moved out of the cellar In the American League, Chl- duiali intrelsched in nu: place and and the Cubs fell iii. V eaao White sax. remains to, lie: the champions in fifth. The Pirates are six points ahead dead. bowled over Cleveland I In-

The Dodgers are in fifth place of Chicago although a half game dians twice, 9-! in a 13-inning ma- alihough they are only five games behind me Cubs in the won-loot rntlion. and 1-2. to cut the lead astern of the Cards. A double columns. V 1110 P8C9'l9mll8 New Y01'k whacking by Philadelphia Phils 2-1 outfielder Joe Cunningham was Yankees to 2K games. The Yanks and 3-3. sent the Brooks spinning the star of the Cards' two wins sheared Washington. 1-5. for the out of the first division. it was the which lengthened their streak to Senatorsi sixth straight loss. first time since 1948 that the Dod- five and nine of the ins! 10- HG BOSTON 1.0835 gers reached the halfway poi in drove in all three runs in the gmlmon thumped 30,105 3.4 the lower half of the standin . opener, the first two with a homer, on gob N1,m.n'. four mm b.ueJ

A lot of shuffling took place in and the winner with 3 10111411151118 in. and Detroit whipped Kansas the old league as Milwaukee single. cuy, 5.2 mm A1 Kgline and char. Braves beat Chicago. H, St. Louis lie collected three hits im each by Mumu d,-Mu in .11 riggi- racked up Cincinnati Redlegs game to room his batting mark mm. twice. 3-2 and 9-6. and Pittsburgh to .391. Joe got help from Wally yogi 3”" gjammgd . uu-99.;-un clubbed New York Giants. 1&6. Moon and Bobby Gene Smith in doubi, on chuck swim. to feature and 3.1, the closer. Moon contributed. a . yank” your-.,-un upright; in the

Cincinnati fell from second to double and his 15th homer. smith eighth mung nu; wrecked the fourth. three percentage points be- drove in four runs with a single, semw.-5, gay sieve,-3 whgckgd mg hind Philadelphia which vaulted triple and homer. gm. home; by wumngtan,

, from fifth to third. Milwaukee Acrowd of 30,516. largest of the gym mvggfg mple no Lula St. Louis Season. enioyed the AparIclo'a game-winning single in

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i H lb k 5 1 day J 1y 5m. since the shift from Bostonlln i953. . FlYeI'S Defeat an we Clfshu-A Trotu Lew Burdette Hurled a slut-hitter . t for his first victory since ay la. ' i ' D' 3I'El' (H.M h til i 2 . . l White Sox 7-6 y No-Hit Ball Game 6;; B;m,;”.'gV wom,;'" ea 3 1 A three-run! VsDlree.bhlaiVIilEhCi9dVb)V l l Laddie rs. sin 2 a "3? Y E: ;:,'"g' llillllilllli, llllllll till llliilll- ; Tun of (inarlulletouiig. Lillie vem lLmm.aha"V mt, Island Jimmy Budlong (RV Jenkins) y 4 h.n an ran orre.aen e on t lI.t'a'.1iIE biiseliall teams :iil.ll:(i a I.('i!,!ll9 bust-imll sensation. p1lCIl-V Time. 2.21. km is way' itllrlllcr at )lcniol'lzlVl l”lclil Siinday ed a liwlill illlvi'lln hzllilzalllr )'csl- Cla'ss A Pa” FIRST wlN M N all-.'-rlltli-ll, as the l-lyt-rs st-iiri.-d n ci'd;ll' gilli-l'llmiil Hi Pczikcs llalld- SOmhpon,s Pride Ed Bouchec-S leado” homer OW "C rlill ill lIl(' st-vcnlll inning to do rilllzili xlrilck nut 13 nnd ll(III(P(I V 51 M 1- 4 ll llh i s f a The Charlottetown Guardian. Monday. -July 3' 1”” '”:l'. ”'" i”'"” 5”iN.'i .. 3I15l;.ii”'” ”” W.” 3'” 3...... W'atshfi.tSl:;.1a(gl::fid) 2 3 all rS5i”s'im..l” Sill ex".'B35g3r SKIN BRACER A I9 name Prim 0 CV01") H112 .- l . '. - m k, 3 3 Chico Fernandez' three-run double '0? iii? Smili I! Will! 07 iillls In i KDIIXLY Mai-Donald aided lland- . Rllgys First, (AV'lA ec tn mg glxth inning of mg ucnnd Jo a Itclltlzlnce. Tile Flyns IlL'll'I a 3-0 rzillllilk czlllsc when he trlplcrl in Tune 2'31 12' game gave the Phlls their first pp i lriltl illllil the top of iIlL' sixlil IllfIlllL' lluii llf'i(I liolllly l.ilnd had a great K V! B H C!1?'J3 V l 1 doubleheader win over Brooklyn in ....-j . . ulii-ll lIll' l'Iy0l's i-nlllc hill'I( lil illt'II' din zll Iliil llIi'liP laslllli: out n - ill ii VUI 01151 V. UIWS (almost lhreepyearsy V V Split Heats At Racing Saturday ::.'.' 3.1:" :'.!:;:'.”:l..'l;'.::'. .':.'f.'.'; l!J.:l.i”f'iS'f3' M3?” i ...l::'":..”r,'.':r-.:"..”"'..E,'.?:.:l -M --W Skin ' '( ii I iimlzi l x' ' t ' . 0 L0 . , inns. Ill nip cxlra lllilll '- the White .l;.r-kw llii;:liru. slal'lnl the panic Mmiey Adm (W; s",3a”Nwdi 3 A to pulverize the Giants at the Poloi 15 (119 Kfaat dnnl W": wPNE jlie bizrzm niglii crr-uVd since Hf?fIl2Pii'00fl Clnvl ill N-liivlwi ti Sox walked in the lllnlll! run The r.,,- ii.-;.i.o. ,-..,.1 gays up mm ms, Black Beauly it. But) 4 5 Grounds. Thomas hit three thaw”; much”. (egg 1933 watched some exclllniz har- Little Delbert (E. hiiiiilll 7 gnyne fgalured 5 numbm. Of me he M15 remvedlbv Donnie MM, Time 2:34; 2:32. homers. two in uccession in the nu Th"? h .t. Cpui 3 V ncss races at the Charlottetown Times: 2:16. 2 l7. plays, Maclilnis took a hot line iLDilll uliu garv up three hits nllllc Class C first game. and Was on base nine "' "' W-7 I ' i Driving Park 5aiUTdZl.V night. I3 Trill idrivo at lllird an(i l't-iuyi-d the hull iviilkillu lirii. Tliv lliinl st-ol'c rcnii Scotty Kalmuck IS. MacRae) 1 ! limes in 10 U'l95- GPO” Cioliied mostpopsdarafoer-shave Iotioni There were no double winners J0Plh'Vi Yiiaid (E. Shawl 1 2 in Piirl'i.s for a lll('C dnlililc plziy, isi-vrii riiiis fur lIli' Allliics. and no llillcrcst Adam W0 h0m!EgS -BYKVI B ii;-1l'99'TlIIl WIPIP mi: 21': .::":..::'.."”.."l::: 5:22;: 2 Pltisarzl C (R 2 i '""”"” " '”””"”'”' '""""" "1-' it-"W will took the first dash of the Cl in mu-xcil : 4 Mzlrlln rfiade ll couple aninrgiilil d tPrlnce D. lP.iThornel 4 3 R b it bdo" d"u""d":.:"d dz: Pare hill fell back to seventh as Mt, Cami (Clark Smillil 5 .l plays for lhe Flvcrs. , C ' Red Wing (W. Taylor! 6 - - to wake up your soc In . . V . r . or I an ecils , emem er en , ,, ;;'1,"V"'t;m;'Vfj'0rml;d”"mg"?Bggfggfgluing;;rr;';ciJlB93;:;l;;” V4, 3 ----..-e.-. M; V 9 R, GrTaifV'f;uS2.f0'r'2iJ4(-, Rm) - - m,akeit''cou1em)Iife''lnI)I&y. ' P ' ' t - t. - "- ' i l M I - 3 3 B rnr-: CANADIAN PRESS "-1 t'.l-I l : th 1' i ll k "7 1 ernon Iver ' T . ;(:?Il9SIf:if:f(lP lhlzlnnicgs Gvihflilrgte I:iil:ig(')l'f.:liP(i:lI!a”(lnIX:llllltllli ; I iguddy wEIgl;:,n.:1?n ciltiill 1 John L. Sullivan retained his IHTI "WTTI-up” ""31. came second in the first dash andl Times: 2:16 3-5- 2 l6. ' HOVTRFAL VCPV Em gt le l2Cl3”;'g.a" degemed lxgenmn 2:123. Dan McElwyn (H. Muirheadl 2 h98VYWi8il! Crown by winning feels wonderful . . . and. don't - . . . e- ' . a a ll . . r . gzrfrgelnfigze l:e3:Sdfir;Itopdp:shM;:g!B.”. J V? ';"(':H 1 , Pill. an elgllt-veareold owlicll by D1r'lVl()!(I llllll Vtfrrfon8rRil?cgrevisster- Liildme Big) Am 10 3 ggergsgggoitomghggg Khfil:-En 3; f0'8e9M9nnensk13B”OeEn0E r - l . . . ; ' . - . s ' , . .. second in the seuondg ipml;am,unelCV K::m:., H J.'l('(ltll(lh qgL(llE:il0d0PIVnF of .llViViliiitl.ll, day afternoon in, ideal weather R',r(;3r:E 23? EC 4 years ago today. It was the last only Iulrgood ossyourfaoe... SUMMARY -- iQueen Primrose I lwm In, 4' ' J ' ( ”'if rm Dd” ".M'm3g' xcrmm Rr”or- Em; Officials: Starter, J. Thomas h93"'ywe1gm mle event IWCM itorealiy s'rgood,Ior your face! C we 1 :.;..”i::...Plzliztizig-';.:vii. r."..'.:0 " ”.:?::.3::;l.”r" a::::;r: mm is Baum n we knuckles. ms slam Ginger Will (Cyril Smith) 1 7 m Co, (E IV 3 7 " 5 V ”V l -”l- V 3 C” p 00 r i , ' ' ' ' i were used when Sullivan lost the mm "mm Johnnie Jester lc. Smith) 4 1 Captanlno M0I"gaCl(1J E, l ?vl0NCTO.N (CPI-Ami s llrpam lore Vcrnon River found the range. . itfwgdigin-g1l1:1E;3-H JJ3e':::uR”nkln' title to James J. Corbett three 3 "T ''''”.u' N W in Cottage Frank (R. Anneai-l 2 4 W1 Kmncdw 4-! ran the fastest mile of tho ilnri- A ra1i.VVi0F 5 runs In the 5th innlnll ' ' ' t o i year; later .1 New orluug, JOHV gm 1p Cudmo”) g 2 G, VF ght "A A , , timc ll.-iriicss season llcre S:iliir- was tried by Vernon rlxicr blit Fun 1H Poulmnl 5 3 M:"::fa';?mj"! jBap?nardV 2 ,' day Ill Lilli 2.3. 1lIl(',V cuilldliit qullc catch-the dct-y .. , , V A V. V, . I i , 8 .

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l1rdHVy ailpyngjnn at the Squaw Petr-r Fcllrl'zil ISlr:illl Ti 3 m,-mp ('h;lrI()IIOI4HllI. and lllnl-k was lilo sl.'irlrl' and I()st'l' for Vcr- Tile Nile is the only river that

palm mm. Range, with ,. scare Rt-al..Ine 4A. Lmu-r,v' 7 7?.'sl:l,icsly, l)on Turner, Wrwlplml, non liivcr. lie was rclicved by rises at the Equator and flows

or 102 out or . possible 105. He Times: 2:114-5; 1.12 4'5. N.S. Murphy in the 7th inning. into the temperate mne. V

was followed by Mary MacLennan l with a score of 101. Both of these: rmnpi-lilors have hr-en turning in u-ry hlilll scnrns this season. anrli no air lnukln: forward to bigi flililizs from George and Mary at the Provincial and the Dominion shoots lziicr in the season.

Tod Smith of Pnwnlil was the I'liE!Il srnrcr in the Tyro class P(lKililC, a si-in-c of 96;.

Next S.'illll'd:ly the shoal will COnllllPfIl'F' at l.l5 pm and the ranges will he 10 i-(ls at 300 yds and 600 yd:

Tlw lnllmi-inst Are the scores: I.iciil. (:.l. llnzcrs Ll('lli. Mary iiziclmnnan lfll Tpr. Rlivlimnd Andrews 09 Trp. R.C, Bnrwlse 99 Liciit A K. Millch 99 Sgt. l",.l. Lnnririizan S-Sui A M Johnston f)-Crit. RB. llllmbly Capt. R l. Villfabe Tpr. Tml. Finiill Major .l.F fioririlcy CPO S.G. Bowles "for. H T. Vcsscy Tpr. R.A. Vcsscy Capt. A..l, llcCahe Capt. J (HIPS Tpr. Bill Rogcrson Tpr. D!) Clark Tpr. Frcri Andrews set R Vocccy Tnr. Alf llnr-l)onald l'pr. A. Brown

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ililontague Beats Iona II To 10

Mnntatzile defeated Iona 11-10 In a close decision in a Southern Kings Softball League Game play- ed at Iona yesterday.

Iona took the lead In the first half of the game but Montague came back strongly scoring save all runs in the elizhtli inning to make it ll-9 from then to the end of the game the large crowd was brought to its toes on several ocs cnssiona. E Co

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