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SATURDAY — Th! the late“) Slltlélﬁlﬂb: H)’ nr ooﬂtmgf¥ryzxil United Church “Saturday, May 23 at 3 p.111. my,“ service at the home.

COURT-In the Police ,P°,,“§f,.,d.y moming s. marge M ‘$551110 cousin! b04111 hull" V":

3rd to common assaut an chwolfender fined $10 End W“! T20 dgy; a. drunk was re- gmded until Saturday.

' car ENT-A slizht uglgenntAggged on Grafton street Emery resulting in damage to th

machines; none of the oc- upants of either vehicle was ‘hurt, however. The collision took place when a car backed out ofsparking gpw! and collided with u. 1i ht hum-y truck which was 11M!" c the street. The 411ml!!! to m}, machine did not amount to

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UNANIMOU! CALI. ,5; a congregational meeting oi the Cornwall Pastoral Charge an 11511111110115 call was extended to m, Rev. J. R. skinner of Winsloe w succeed Rev. R. E. Woodside who is serving as a. chaplain in ' me R, C. A. F. Mr, Skinner has been minister of the Winsloo merge for five years during which b, has done much to build ug and mngthen the cause of the C urch 1h that place.

SUCCBSsFUL DANCE- A large crowd of sailors, soldiers, airmen and civilians attended the dance at the Armouries last night which n, sponsored by the Ladies Aux- ﬂlsry oi the Canadian Legion. An enjoyable evening's entertainment

- “as presented which included sev- eral interesting specialties besides ' the dancing A jitterbug contest. which had three entries was won

by Miss Evelyn Arsenault and her J

partner Mr. Roy McGilhvray. They I were given a prize. Other num- bers in the specialties included a gong by Miss Maureen Blake, - which was greatly enjoyed. and a comedy act by Lac. P. Roberts and w. Woodhead. The specialties were in charge oi Ac. Frank Wood- ley. Excellent music was provided by the R. A. F. orchestra. Music for ~. old-time dancing was supplied by Mrs. Angus MacEachern, Piano 4nd Mr. Alyie Arsenault. violin, The special ladies‘ committee in charge of the canteen and arrangements for the dance was comprised oi: Mrs. Ira Brown, convenor, Mrs. S. a. Peppin and Mrs. Harold Pick- srd. The dance was under the dir- ection of Mr, A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Legion War Services.

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I i Baseball Results

‘Ding Dongs Win Dougan Trophy

The Dougm Cup, e trophy noted to the Knights of Columbus Bowling l-elsue by Councillor n. o Dougan, Wls won inst night st the Holy Name Alleys by Oomﬂg Lecloirb‘ .

The Din! Dongs plnflll oi 28M nosed out the sec- ond plsoe ‘Irawiers by l4 points. The climax of the match was s. thriller with Lucius Kelly eommg through with two strikes to cap. ture me cug.

Tho W B teem was composed oi Connie leCloir, Captain, m. a. D, MoGuigul. He Peters. Ger- ald Nantes. Ducius eily and mug R. McGuigan.

Bummerslde Challenge

‘Tommy Croighl-n manager oi bowling, announced that the Bum- mersldo Council of the Knights of Columbus had accepted the chal- lenge of the local council and that a. match would be played 0n ms

H01 Name Alleys st 6:00 p. m. no: Tuesday. The K. o! C. bowlers will eon-

olude activities next Tuesday night when they will hold s. banquet at the V-Club. This is the date of the Knights of Columbus State Convention, held this ear in Chu- lottetnwn. so that o large number oi guests from both Gouris and Bummerside have signified their intention to attend the festivities. A special committee composed o! ‘liommy Creighan, Charlie Mc- Iellan and Ray MacDonald have charge oi the banquet and promise e lot oi surprises to the xuests.

Emmett MacDonald is monum- of the local K. oi C. teem whios will meet the Bimimerside Counc l, ‘Fibers:- A. Doyle 112 115 112 J. McDonald 151 117 153 V. Leonard 85 112 122 W. MoKennl. 80 128 1M Rev. R. Ellsworth 129 101 18'! Total-HOB, I WhII Bangs'_. C. H. McLcllan 177 157 206 H. Johnston 154 162 1'16 L. D0140 137 168 202 1.1411129!!! 126 120 8'1 Richards 147 127 158 Rev. F. Cass 182 1'10 149 Total-2450

High single C. 1-1. McLellan 206. High three C, H. McLellan 540.

lingers:- G. Murphy 178 104 148 W. Currie 163 14B 108 O. Costello 168 244 105 P. Callaghan 161 129 156 T, Creighan 221 235 149 Total-MOB. Troopers:- R. McDonald 216 172 11s Rev. G. MacDonald 1B7 130 288 J. J. Morris 139 109 '18 D. Noonan 154 164 161 E. Kelly 183 137 141 W. Campbell 192 121 155 Total- D

men single s... o. McDonald m. l-liigh three T. Crelghan 005_

Wackers:-— ' ii E. McDonald 172 168 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. P. MCIMIII 11s 150 1 New York ooo 10o ooo-i o e v. Coyle 104 25s 21o chime ooo ooo ooo-o s 1 1., McDonald _ 10a 10s 1'14 Bonham and Rooar; Smith and Dr. Crotesu 1 131 139 13s ‘moh- Totai-asai. i‘ Philadelphia oao 241 001-11 11 o m m, =._ Detroit 101 001 ooo-a a z q 1x1,“ ‘a m m m Mmhlldmi and Wagner: ‘Bout. Dr. J- D. Mcciuigun" 1st 11o 10s Fllfilli (4), Manders (a) Mid TCD- H_ yew" no 15‘ 19o Ml-i- PMW "ll- G. Nantes 112 1s: 20s 1.. Kelly 12': 14s 1s1 new». 10s zoo ooo-a 14 o Cleveland ooo 001 11o-a v 1 MT§Qff§f§,'P’“ m‘ m "9

llughscn and Peacock; Harder. lérakauskas (3), Kennedy (8) and egsn.

Washington 080 020 000-5 ‘I l!

Si. Louis 000 010 100-2 6 1 Hudson and Early; Muncr ei,

Biscan i7) and Swift, knell ('1).

NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 010 000 100-3 0 0 Philadelphia 000 002 our-s ‘l e Den-inser- and Iramaruio; John- m and Livingston. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE heater 000 00b 000-0 8 I Montreal 100 000 110-8 B 0 Hutchinson, Dreisweiu and Rob- tnscn: Sher-er and Dapper.

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High single C. LeClair 273, High three C. LeCiair 736.

Tnwlersz- . R. McDonald 2B5 155 258 Dr. J. McMillan 214 167 1'10 B, Doyle 130 223 141 T. McAdam 202 255 186 A. Farmer 120 182 102 B. Gallant 148 122 182

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Dondissz- ' F. Blocombe 194 142 197 R. St. John 107 163 175 Rev. E. 0'Han1ey 145 212 93 W. M. Flynn 7'7 121 124 G. theory 22B 15o 2

win-aim, High single n. McDonald ass. High three n. McDonald one.

Tonight st ‘l P. M. Sbrarpz-

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$000M - Nova’ Heavyweight Bout Postponed

Bonham Hurls Another Shutout As Yankees Defeat White Sox l-O

NEW YORK. May 21—(AP)— co

Big Ernie Bonita , the pitcher oi

the yes: in the major les es. Hilghso ssmsn hit pe ormance

hurled another breath-t lug gfhutlfuafolday at Cglicagio sémNew

or an ees w i cago White 50x 1-0. ppe

It was the towering righthanders sixth victory without a defeat this season and his fourth mutout. 1:1 gdministerlng this latest white- wsshing hie allowed only three hits, of which two were bunfs, and pitched no-hig ball for the last six innings.

The American League leaders hsd their own troubles with the southpww slants oi chunky Ddgsr 51111111, although they collected nne hits, and the only run of the game came in the forurbh inning when smith walked Buddy Rnsar with

full game behind League-leading New Ycrk Yankees.

letcs rarified atmosphere of the league's fifth place by blasting three pitch- ers for over Detroit Tigers that. gave them a sweep oi the two-game series.

victory over

to an 8-3

asted Cleveland Indians s: rookie Tex

n won his second game 1n starts with s neat seven-

Tribe's defeat put them a the American

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A's Iunbute Tigers At Detroit. Philadelphia Ath-

climbed into the re‘stivel_v 1'! hits and an 11-3 victory

Senators Whip Browns At St. Louis. even with the help

the bases loaded. 04' six Washington errors and a run-scoring wild itch, st. Louis Hod Box Dump Indians Browns were fut e against $'d Hudson today and lost to the Ser-

At -' ' ‘, Boston Red Box ators 5-2.

Phillies Edge Cincinnati 3-2

PI-H . May 21-410?) _Nick Eaten, slugging first sack- s...“ e.*.;~-**"::

w ' - lDumggLitwhilet paced Philadelphia. Phils to s 8-2 National League wry today over Paul Derrmidl‘ Cincinnati Reds.

The Phils made the mo“ °Y their seven blows oft hi8 P8111

ufiod a A single by Lloyd

. 0 s ‘Al Glcsscp shot the Phils 1M0‘ n. HIS HANDS OFF THE 2-1 lead in the sixth. Etten iripcd _ OL' 5o 1 "THINGS H in the e th and cagne hclrlniowkwiilil; HAVE (M23655 EﬁDME! run wan i 1 . gllwhbllllldl. otsinllo off Derring- l - er's gove. I GOT Bu“? M“""‘"‘h'h.§m‘ 01mm we EVER mewnau sucker and leading -er . i - v m am, n the , rrs BEST FORGOT \ secoclubhtlllaldnntflkxeiﬁen leregvms hit. on Y I N NOVW ‘i

rm ehm trying to field a. scorcher by Eddie Joost.

Royals Blank

3'9 Rochester 3-0

NTREAL, M 21-(OP)—A1 a153,, Mqntreal Shirt-hamlet, ex- ecuted something of itchinB masterpiece hm out t€lr 0J1 hma w’ their 11m. straight m- temational Ida-Kile WWW. 1991K‘ ing them 2 1-2 games behind te smar - tloilesrcgvtriwll twirling. weikine only one mivn. and facing only 31 bgﬂgrgl four over the nine-inning minimum.

two 111,911 were on bases the

third inning. sheler tcok oom-plete ._

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anw vonx. my 91-011’)- Tnet Bob Pastor man 1s in slain. The err-Now York University footballer, who had made s. card!‘ out of fightrlrlg Joe Louie. tangles with Tami Mauriello. a grr/Wink boy from the Bronx, in Madison gqugrg Garden tomorrow nlaht 1n w)“; mgy bg mg final hurdle ‘ill

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Lltwhlle!‘ and another sir-slew ‘

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City League _ Softball Tonight ' a

‘There will be an exhibition Soft-

ball Game tonight at 6.30 at Vic- toria Park Diamond between the Local Y and A Picked Team from The Navy. The Navy boys won the first game a week ago and for the

year it was a. S0 Tonight-s Game

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5 Chess Players To Meet Mr. Abe Yan ofsky Here

Five chess players are scheduled io pla the 18-year-old Dominion champ on, Abe Yanc-fsky oi Wm- nlpeg here en May 29, it was 12am- od last night. They are, H.J. Phillips, RE. Mutch and Hubert Morris. all of Charlottetown, and Sqd:1. Ldr. R. Edwards and George Bone. both of the Royal Air Force.

The games will be played at the public library here.

From here Mr. Yenofsky goes to Halifax. It was not known wheiier he would arrive here on May 28 or on the 29.

An invitation was extended to any other chess layers in the ProvL-ice who mi t wish to take Part in the exhibition games at Charlottetown. Anyone interested was asked to contact Mrs. R. E. Mllllih. 185 Euston Street. She is helping to make arrangements for the visit 0f Mr. Yancfsky here,

Leaves For Maritime:

QUEBEC. May 21—(CP)—Abe Yanc-fsky, 18-year-old chess gm- ius from Winnipeg, left here ted-y to continue an _exhibition c‘~ess tour in the Maritlmes. He will play in Moncton. N.B., tcmcrrow,

1185b night within the space oi two hours he won 18 of i9 simul- taneous matches azalnst Quslrc‘; best, players, Only one lccal ex- pert. Rene Arihur, provincial class "B" wempicn. was able to hold Yancfsky to a, draw,

Elmer Rice. Clifford MacDonald. Cordon Stewart. B. Whit-lock. D WEN- H- Morris. M. Carmichael, W Cudmore.

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Four Teams Softball League Here

Four teams will compose the senior softball league being organ- ized here. it was announced last night. They are, an Army tearn frcrn No. 62 Canadian Army Bass: Training Center, two teams from the Royal Canadian Naval Volun- teer Reserve here, the Whites and the Blues, and a team frcm the Y.M.C.A.

The first game will be played on May 26. The schedule is armed in two sections. The first makes

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provision for 12 games. two each week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The second section is expcctrd to have about half the numb-er of games.

The low team in the league will be out 04 the playoff series. The high team will he given a. bye and will meet the winner of the seml_ finals between the second and third place teams.

The first section of the schedule concludes on July 2.

Cardinals Are Rolling Now

By Judson Bailey Associated Press Staff Writer

NEW YORK, M v 21—(AP)— St Louis Cardinals are rolling now and the reesui is that they are fighting mad.

"I found out I was killing the boys with kindness and encourage- ment," Billy Scuiihivorth. thcr lit- tic, usually gcc-d-hlzullozed manager sazd today. "The boys thought they were trying hard. 0.1: they weren't. They we're Just going out there and taking their cuts. They couldn't get any steam up. but I sure gan to boil and finally I let go."

"It. was up at the Pcla Grounds Sunday," the skipper went on as he paraded up and down his hotel room to get more freedom for his gestures. “The Giants had old Carl Hubbell on the mound and for the first time since I've n managing this ball club he listed the whole game against us. They scored fcur runs in the first inn-

By. J. R. Wiliams

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111g and the only score we made was a hcme run-anti by a lei‘.- hander. at that.

“S0 in the second gnnxe they scored four more runs in the first inning and boy, I could feel the seat getting hot right under me. I couldn't stand it any longer and I got up and marched up and down that dugout for the rest of iiie game giving a ccrizinuclls lecture.

"I saved some of my brst lang- uage for the players coming in off the field at the end of every inn- 111! 811d I Want to tell you I worked up s. lather. It did some good, tco. because we won that game 8-6 and now we have won four in a row."

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WASHINGTON. May 21-011’)- MlllOr league ‘oasebill ifﬂm-i. am 11111171111 town: “ed. buses, will be rranvportution after June 1, Office Li Dir-fence Trans- portation officials said today.

Such teams fai‘ within the ban announced yew- ay by 0D.T. on mos‘. openitiolis e1 sightseeing and cilartercd bus séfVlfk-S

Questioned as to {tie effect 0G the order, if no other means '10 transportation were available, 0.1). T. legal sources commented that the baseball teams pl-obctbly would “find it pretty tough getting a- round." ‘Ihev added, however, that 0D.T. would vevzew any opioid hardship cases.

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Bud Donovan, 20-year-old Win- nipeg golfer, ivas the sole survivor of 10 representatives of Canada. in the fourth round of the British amateur golf championship at St. gnnes-on-Sea, seven years ago to-

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Iowa. until tomorrow night.

Promoter Mike Jacobs said the Navy Relief boxiaprogram would lo on without nge tomorrow

ni t. ova, who holds s. 13 mind weight advantage over Bavo Wis confident of a quick knockoutnsl- though thtem estcplgessedmedlisappont- men a. - spone . . A shot st champion Joe Louiv title probably will go to the winner- Jacobs was confident that a tumour, of 21.000 fans would con- tribute upwards of $50000 to the gate, 0i which about $15,000 will go to the Navy Relief Fund.

Baseball's Big Six

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wed out to toss a few punoties. “ ".55 limit‘ it'll. 232...?’ who'll t e pl Y. o - or nee/wins part. . 61 i" 1J3“ core of Tomi in the IPPIWN ml-ﬂ‘ “upon (igures to run rl ht over Mauriello. The odds-ma er: will just about let you write 1'01" 0W3 ticket ii youd care to invest on the square-jawed youniltbf P910 has grown up frcm middlewe-Im [o big-boy glue in the last 7601'. This corner tabs Pastdl‘ to super» off with the lO-nound deLcis on. even if Manager Jrnmy J- doesn't m It word.

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