GUARDIAN

MAY 71.1940

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN _

l-ﬁlnkS M881’ Defeat ‘B668 R l! l A 1V. S. Baseball For 5th Consecutive RGdS lg-gl l l Assn. Revises

Game; In Last

Royals Lose To Bears

TREAL. M80‘ “x2511 mars moved into plus in the International Baseball We.” today by defeating Mont- Ral ROD-at, 6-4 for their fourth MW‘. 1n the five game semiss.

n‘; “us, coming 1n to bait for Tum P11113011 with the bases loaded m [he $t‘\‘£‘lll-l1 and the score tied 34.1011 the game wltih a clean single to cmtre whiloh drove 1n two runs. Mike Ghnirtlak belted a. homer 11-1111 one 0:1 in tihe fifth to ‘upply two c! the Bears’ runs,

minis Blinded ti; bases with two out in the ninth but Noiman Branch rushed to GOOPBB Bﬂirlf-"JVS rescue and snuffed out. the inap- ient rllllf- -

M Toronto. the Maiplo Leafs More 1c» i- with a home run at- tack on Bill Harris in the early lnnulgis to hand Jersey City Giants and shop a six-game

O—(OP)— third

Buddy Bane: |nd Mickey Lx-jonghe collec..d the Toronto lirnlers, to drive in all their runs. Lnziwgiani‘; four-bagger 111111111 the ilrst inning wfth the brim icrlrlcci. Bates got his in the second, \\'1l‘.l che 0:1 base. Rene Mmteagtltlo finished on the M13111 for the Jerseys Bind pitched five-hit ball for the last six frames. The only run he permitted. was D9jQnghC'S homer.

Paced by Nick Eli-ten. who baitted h six runs with two homers, Bliitzlmcm Orioles took over sec- ond pizlre by defeating the Red Wings 10-2 in the final game OI their series at Rochester.

BASEBALUﬁ BIG SIX

(By Th» Asslwlatcd Press)

Batting (lhfCG leaders in each Lcagllcl. Player, (‘lub G AB B. ll Pct Lslbel". (‘tits 18 70 15 #3 .400 ivright, “lllite 30x 17 '71 14 28 .394 llcQuiuu, Bxlxvns 17 6’! 10 M .388 Ross, Burs 14 55 11 21 .382 Hairs. Athletics 16 50 9 19 .380 Siauglllrr, Cards 17 '70 12 Z6 .371

llomc Runs:

Amcrlrau lmrlcue -Tr0sky, 1n- dinus, 7, ‘Jiiiioiial League -Mlzc, Cardinals 5.

llum Batted In:-

American League —l1ioxx. Red Box. 2i National League -Lom- blirdl, Rcrls, 1G.

OHJECTOR-S LET OUT

CHATHAM, England - (OP) — The town council hos decided that no "cnnsrivniinlts obiectors" would be accvllirrl or retained in the clvll ten-ices lllltlPl‘ ille council's control.

Scientific rese

arclr and experiment lrava now made ll Possible lor divers in llexiblc wit: to descend as lur a! 300 leer below tlre surface ol Illa lea. But, beside doin Invaluable salvage work, they are increosingl uselu In constructing and repairing docks, piers an ieliies.

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Place‘

NEW YORK, Milly s_ '_ York Yankees were wreclceAtyonutelx $08-15 of southpaw pitching (oqgy or tihc firth consecutive gum and ﬁle ninth time this seasqn as Cleveland Indians ‘cﬂliﬂcked, W; a 10-4 deoisicn. The 10s gave the xankees sole pcswssloai of last place in the American Baseball

Lexlgue. Smith maiicmg his first nan of the seazlon, held all line New

Y0“ 8111mm excerpt. Joe Dlmaggio and Flash Gordon m qhegk 1'01-

imagigxr got two singles, a wail; and hlt by a pitched ball, Bind knocked in the champs’ llrst run in the first. In tne eighth Gordon homered with two on.

Hal Trcxsky smocked m; gixm and seventh hionlers of the sciison ain-d Rollie Hemsley lllS third.

Fine roller pitching by Jack W11- son enabled the Red Sox to protect 1111811‘ 10D place by defeating Detroit Tigers 5-4 at Boston. The loss dropped the Tigers into third place.

Wilson choked off B. threatening ratllv when he stepped into action in seventh inning with the bases loaded and iln the ninth, with the tying and Willflillfg rims on the siaclcs. he ended the game by fanning Hank Grecnberg.

Gﬂﬁlbel‘! Opened the ‘Plgers’ scoring in the fourth by blastzng his third homer oi’ the season.

Both teams collected 12 iris,

Pounding four pitchers for l3 hits, four of them by second base. man Benny McCoy. the Athletics took over fourth place defeating St. Browns 10-8 at Phila- dalphia.

McCoy's fourth hit, a slnglg Wm; the bases filled. in the eighth. pla-yed n major part in the three- run attack which gave the Athlet-

ics’ tiheiGrmltiiotory. Mixed League Finals ‘col q u, mam n a d I 0e agher homered with t _ “m- . ° "Se 1111 11W aboard in the Seventh. wo Royals: Canadian Press Staff Writer lviéégwlzt“ lllberltgrgi m! d I MORGA“ YACHT so“), At Washlngtor cm ~o Whﬂg _ '- ‘P- 1 -wP-r a c causl ‘ ‘ 50x climbed oufﬂ Lhialeuaa. by E_ Robin 151 202 204 OTTAWA, May 8—(Cl=_')~—W21:le propaganda‘ appears from t-zme to beating the Senators 6-3. L. Blanchard 11g 155; 206 Canada so far has been free from time and LJICB youths aze now 0n 11,11 m“ a: l; 111 if;£12‘?i.?;“i;‘”...?g°§;?...%2£““&‘; 21:21.21. 33Zl.“‘i..§§§;§3‘1."2é?...“.‘;; srrw Y2“- cam-cen- " 1 I i" . ' . . , ' , O E . . - r e o y A_ 31m, 155 134 143 situation will contmue thus ‘ to Defence of Canada. Regulations. flied 51111051111131 ago Jdggugq ‘Qrﬁgmpig. M. Carragher 157 10s 135 throughout the war and eternal In Halifax last fall, one convic- pOSBd 53.10 01 his 51009990 yach; To1a1_.g339_ vigilance is the natchword of the tion was entered in a. charge in- to the British firm of Camper 6c ancouver ,1 %‘1%“"R°“é‘“‘i¢f‘“p "‘i‘.’.“’”§§“..1..‘§§.‘i2i':.¥?‘3§‘§.£°l§£‘°“i£2’ “1f.“"°“°° ll"°l‘°li°“s'c“""~ °‘°‘"“’.‘.1.§° 115; . . . ., - 1 _ . g-uaons 1,1 we ac. lrl le orsalr "wa no . ' with other police forces and cused was fined only $1 and costs, usvd as a. war vessel." 0 r G. Toomb-l 219 2312 m intelligence branch of the Defence No case of sabotage since the The vessel carries u crew of 58. e n F_ MqCgrt/lll. 131 150 197 DBDEILIUGIW, are responsible for start of the war has been traccd Largﬁl’ Yacht ‘W91’ ce-limlclefl 111 E, Connors 8'7 158 125 prevention of enemy 91014111111’ in to enemy agents. In Britiiih Coluzm- the Umed slates 1°? l 911"“ n L Curl“, no 99 122 canagkh ,1,“ a pos-qible man to wreck pm_ owner. the Corsair. laid up in as F‘. Martin 1'19 152 133 ‘There is no cause for b:ast1ng,"‘pei~t.y Cf a large minzlig Company Brookly.“ “'“-*' bum m 193° l" Ban“ D. Cﬂyle 102 16a 13s sold Comlnbrsionier s. Wood. was nipped the bud but it W215i M“ I‘ ‘s 3°” ‘m mg- 1"“ a “Peed Total-NH. head of the force, tonigiht. “If I not impired by the enemy of 18 knots’ “Yo” tonnage °r 2" Ladies High Single, E. Dougan icmcnioer rightly 1r was not until g _ ' 181- "111 1191 l°111111w= <11’ 470- MoN-I-REAL_ May a _(CP) _ 2&5, albouit 1916vthllt we had sabotage in ' ' F“; qweaklng plays, capped by Ladies High Three, E. Douglln the last viair. deadly SnlDJh! around thu baskets, 541- “m factors Pmbably “commit lzave Vancouver" Maple Lcafs a 113- GEMS H1811 $111819. G- Twmbc for the absence of rabctllg? 01" CV- 26 victory over Montreal Y. M. H. 232. idciico oi a Canadian “Filth Col- A, tonight in the first game or ii Gents High Three, G, Toombs 1mm" 1o 111,119, one 15 that elm-my bESl-Ol-flve series for the domlnlﬂll 6'79. aliens directly connected with Nazi senior basketball title. Third game i.n this series will be authqrﬂﬂgs m Germany were The 111°51'11"" °1111"11>1°115- ‘>11 111° played Friday nlsht at '1 O'clock rounded up and uremia early in ggggcgg,egnggfgogggtsmcggik 13,1132; 51111111- the tvair. m 011.011.11.11 01m... use of ‘their em.“ “mam around W81‘ clfcii-t. has yet to asslune full the baskets. They oiled up i; 19-11 SHADES OF “OPPERS owl??- llaliitilalrhklilmllllei “lid rllugllt “l5 "_ ll a N t Ready . . ..rayn 1e naDcrl: ___ _ _ a e to keep all buts. point of their ad- LONDON (C?) British ﬁght

vantage at the end of the imme-

Keep Mlnnrd’; In the homo.

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Baseball Poatpanemmts: Nmion- Poscdei Duper NEW YORK. mu a-(Am- n- i m: Chicago (rain), Moore, r1 .11 691M118 to Paul Derringer for four four scheduled. American-None, Hersbberger. 111115111 111° first inn-ms. Burton roul- scheduled. International-syr- l??? 113511 ?i‘i‘.‘i.’i§?..‘"...§“.f 3”“? “§i.‘“§..iéii” 31ml?“ ‘§i““‘..§‘" 3°“ 131811355 01°.‘ ‘°' “H” " “ Trim N s Mw r we - - n wen s e . me can oliaion- i 001 l40_-51g 0 i ~_ -- - —' The Nova Scour. Amateur Baseball

on today to a 10-4 rout o! the Reds at Omolnnalti.

The game deprived last year's champions of a first-place National lleague tie with the idle Brooklyn Dodgers and ended at fwe their streak of victories.

Boa-ton la/urtiohed early iinto a 13- hit parade. Five o1’ the blows, in-

Mlelwn. Joiner, Sohuimacher and Dunning; Kllnger, Heintze-llmaln, Boilers, Swtgart, Han-ell and Davis.

P111111. 000 010 003-4 ‘l 0 St. Louis 300 020 0Zx—7 10 0

Smoil, Bruner, Hoerst and War. ren, Atwood; McGee, Shoun and Owen.

None, one scheduled.

YESTERDAY! RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveitand 000 134 110-10 14 0

New York 100 000 030-4 9 i smith, Miirlar and Hemsley;

all pie/yen engag in military service at the meetiriig today

eluding Eddie Miller's second B we D0 1d d Dick , , _ homer in as mwlv dams. were for r r’ m an W INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE mm“ m“ l” °"”“’““ "°“"“" extra, bageg Detroit m0 m0 201A m 1 in the club's district or players stuiirt Martin pounded out two Boston 000 401 0011-5 12 z Baltimore 20o 001 025-10 l2 z enccgegegngylliggvdgegggce w”

1mm _ m -» _ are mo no e i . e 111115 E 118 the Cﬂrﬂaai. Pippen, Cl-orsica. McKain and Rmhestor 010 001 000—2 11 I The New Brunswick Asmmamon

111116 Pound-l/HDPBTS 111 tWb 1190's. 9'8 Tebbetts; Bagby. Wiilscn and De- Hughes and Kracher: Seinsoth,

came in for crlticistn for dela/y

1.11 l ed Riedb ds u x" * ll- 1 . , aaglﬁlnv 7.4 m; us; 1,2132%: ll“; sautcls‘ Brmmmbjmse’ Roe and Heal’ declaring its champoml. The oplzi- cue o! the Gard/mall's homers st. Louis 101 ooo 402-4; 11 1 Jersey City 000 ooi 02o_3 q o 1°11 “=15 “Kl-Yew” "he mam” =1 B _ should be ironed out between the 82mm wcklvn yesterday. Phlla. 031 012 03x 101a 1 ‘Toronto 42o 001 00x—7 in 2 omens m me W0 woc,a,.onS_

Rookie Clyde 5111011 5581M! 101' Kramer Niggciin." Cor ‘Trotter Harris. Monteagudo and Blac- -» Li, P1111 b y, m - ,_ - ' f‘ _ " r , j a ‘ AfflilatLcu fees were revised, ma: my‘ (flit ‘l; m: Ehﬂgglallglgnlagté’ :23 5211,21; SluAICC> Pwss, Heusxr Epps, Reningm, Berly and benammg mdopendent clubs who

Bi: lvlcG-ce was taken out in the ‘l " ' rrfvqlcilltrllv “it Pﬂ-Lvm: nlllllfhnolf; ninth, when pinch-hitter Gus Suhr ch‘ 0'11 gm 1()[)._61() l) N 1; 991 _ a 5'3‘?- 59“ ‘T " ‘ ‘V 511111611 o" l three-m" P1111? 111111118 wnﬁllgston 010 000 200-3 5 :1 Méfilvlllqllllleal 010 02300 313-2 191 zl {jg-vs “giliglghlﬁgffnjgi- memed‘ 1 _ . ., . , " a l . ‘o-‘lrliealllsbllrglh 1110 Pirates 4WD- CﬁlifzhadghtlerinOmolrlsldarlilllmlzlrflarghue’ Segg-leyllamllgxxsggrhﬂ atngi Paddm‘ (Vnlsdcrabilon or m” Liverpool pcd thir eighth consecutive game, q ' ‘ ‘ ' Bggkén ' “c Mo“ and 1137f‘ gﬂmfm?” 1153mm’ m" Han‘ as New York Giants ended a four- NATIONAL LEAGUE ﬁrs: clugcﬂiec-sliutfd uirtln title: latter 1111.111“ 111mg 511°“ ‘"1111 1* 111-6 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 181*’? I‘ ‘if m?‘ 1y, triumph that put them into a tie 305.10“ 400 150 00%“) 13 1 Ewmerznnlel/Pilllzo-égte 5901116195122) ‘it .'

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lvr fourth Place. cuiclnnlitl 30o 001 000--4 1o 0 Columbus a Milwaukee '1 player, game m Haumx 1m ye“

The Giants worked out on five ', pitchers for 1'1 hits and tallied eight. of their rims before the Pl- rntcs broke the ice.

Down The Alleys

Asscclatiorl ruled

The

R. 6.114.115. Wain/ti . For ‘Tifth Column ” Activity In Canada

By Frank ﬁnherty l W150

lnue t0 play ll’l the province

lam plalyers. Officers rte-elected were

Secretary G. E. Haystoad. officers included VW-Presden B. M. Love. Middleton: Nobles, Halidax. and. C. S. Donald, Glace Bay.

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HOLY NAME BOWLING

who mflglht form a fifth

er planes seemed "thick as locusts" said Orkney Islands resident des- Cflblllz the recent repelling by the Royal Air Force of a German air raid on Scam, Flow.

On the outbreak of war last september authorities had a drag- net all rsndy to close in about Nazi agents. In a. short time t-he=e people were safely behind stone

cu-l smoking tobacco

THE MARITIME sMOKE

walls and barbed wire.

The heads. officers and members of Nazi organizations, key men who were sworn to taike the orders of Hitler and his agﬁnitﬂ. "1099 Wm the irrtclligrmce. kncnvfelilgﬂ 11716 money necessary to wreak destruc- tion in Canada, wree plckﬁd 119i quickly.

No doubt many snnrml/lllzeﬁ wilth the Nazi cause remained aizrl still remain at large bult all enemy aliens hwvc to report rt regular in- tervals to tho police or to some dPs- ignllted authority in their own communities.

To date the amount of damase to the Allied cause which oouﬁd be brought about by material destruc- tion ivn Canada scarcely would be snzfflcient. to warrant creation of a new sabotage organization in the Dcminicn,

"Fifi-h 0011mm" activities such as those witnessrd in countrie! al- ready invaded by Grrmnny have yet, to aippczll- in Canada but s'me of the ailiens interned are of the

Canada’: strangest river-spanning device-call it a ferry, call It a bridge, call if. what you will-ls this new “ferry in the sky" connect- ing two live railroad towns on opposite sides of the rocky Fraser river canyon, 132 miles east of Vnni-ouver. The "transporter ferry," as it is properly known, connects the C.P.R. town of North Bend. west lldo of the river, population 270, with the CNJL town (o Boston Bar, on tlrr- east bank. Dvltulatlon 190. And it gives North Bond Its first and only connection with Brifsh (‘rlizmlr irs higlluny system, as Boston Bar is on the historic Caribou roild,

Fuchs! 15¢ Handy Humidor Pouch, 15¢ 1A lb. llll

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Marching with a swing that betolrens prﬁle In high assignment. n picked detachment of the Toronto Scottish regiment parade to the grounds cf Buct lngbam Palace to take over gunrd duty from the Royal 22nd of Quebec. Lnnrlnncrn In (hottsanfn, llr‘ng the slftrls rs the Scottish stvllﬂl l1!- IIVP lhﬂn l tremendous ovation, while the King nnll Qrrn. rlmlllng with vlflrrrs of the rrllment at the end g1 their turn m: duty, expressed pleasure at the snap and rmrirtneu of their Canadian guard.

“m... Residence Rule Iﬂmibllﬁi,

resi- mzluail

The Association ruled urlait clubs losing players during the season because of enliatments maiy replace them up until the time their club enters the PMiYClOWXlB. ‘The replace-

that American college players may cori-

1 0v gct; in before July 1. the date 1* for college players to establish r nicletiice. The ASSCCIRNCII rejected a motion to llrnlt thi; to Canad-

Presi- rlcnt A. J. Nlnwm of Springhill and Other

E. R. MAC-

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REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Pressi

Walter Hagen nllldi,‘ the lonwt score on the records oi the 8111.11 Open golf Cl‘|I|-|1lpl')‘l~‘|11i) up in I ‘.11 time at MUlll-iihld 11 \'(‘1ilS 111w l"- dny when ‘.1:- dlfl ill" iii ll".l‘\ in 67 strokes in 11's Sx“0l\(‘l round of the (HM-yard course.

ONE DANGEROFS AGE

i SAN FRANClSCO - fCPi - M's! pedestrians kllird ill trntfi ldclits are 50 yours (‘id 0r mo" " ' 1.1111 ll‘tllll~" '

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