Poulton-Durelle Fight May Be Staged Herf-Lg

iind that thelr-cirrus ll posslbilgltly-' The llari'y Poiiltoii-Yvoii Durelle that "'0 W19 nil" Would I” held fight for the Dominion middle-

here. Durelle himself will decide weight boxing championship. orig-

whether or not he will accept. the inally slated for New Glasgow, may

Charlottetown offer which was be held in Charlottetown. it was ellshtly better than the one he re-

ieamed here last nigh; fl-om man ceived from New Glasgow officials. Docherty of the Islanders Hockey If the light is staged here it will Club and Boosters Club exccutiveailalie D1369 El!0ll'- June 19- Docmnv Smuid mar, definite Poultoii is quite anxious that the word abmjt ihgngp; wouid be re. fight he held in Charlottetown as ceivecl today. Should it be lieldihC feels he will be A more conti- here II. will be sponsored by the dent fighter performing before the executives of the Islanders Hockey home i0Wn Tam- Cluh amt tho Boosters Club. Harr.V'-'6 boxiuz sessions have; Club otiicials have been intoucliibfcll furlalled TOY 3 COUDIC Of CIELVSI with Dode Dealy of Chatham,!due to a slight. finger infection. He. Durellets manager. Doaly stnted'h8d the finger l3llllPd 0” 5'-lndliy that he had not signed any con-.evening and will start boxing to-. tracts for I fight in New Glasgowlday or tomorrow.

QSHL Votes To Become Professional Organization.

the general 'iiiec-ling Monday.

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.'vli)NTREAl., iCPi--The Qucbcc Tm” brnior I-Iockev League unaninious-II I" . B . w - H. -. -. l.v voted Monday night to l)EC0lllB,5r:1I'”;l?;eh?:l3:::;l;;w:1 I 9”” I in professional orgaiiir.altioi;, S:lY6l'- - Hg slsird nw NHL A wold H4”? no i ' . i . T: - t ' t lilllklalglIIAITTSIETIIFIIIESCITLIE 1Ass1c:i'iatlli1ii d”"l" -"”'l5(ElC”0'; W” (me . .. pro crgue i flppl('?.'.I0lI or a All' ind m: Qucbpr Ammcm Hath” :ii.cn lwcre received and ratlficdl ssrwia ion. ' Tm Imam Ms" (muted In applyIllllgnlx0ll'l:Ild:9Cbelt.(lK'ee:lI tllllilbtfesiiilieifill in the National Hockey League for t , r - .- . H t. affiliation on a party basis with lezfxilllis 3;;-fl callelgfisnegiu from me, W.l'1-fk'Lue. ' ,I th.:.m, a(:nezdn;?:;d 3 m,,.IQuebec Amateur Iiiockcy Associa-I lll)ll to chance the name of llie:”0” I” pmwct pm-I-'”S' "llzm5' " i'”."".LlC to Quebec Hockey League. ism?” I'1I':1'9b5l5tl::;e gl:l.x3::'::alrll':5 M T mcmmz M the board MI:iliall)ienAienateur I-Iogkev Associationl Rove!-no” mm” Mondan nnlfor defvlng a. ruling by the parentl aizreement was reached whercbylbd PM Hum mp .P1mbimV ml the ltzitllf would become prnfcs-, 0 .V -0llC-H (I: IV with Mm"- sionnl. The fornial vote was take ,Rc(")lk Aiggligl Cilnalgfem l' (1 . g ' vi --

ll. K. rugby iiu ls Postponed

T F? ii I? 0. TC?) 7- The llnitrdl BOSTON. 'CP) -- M.t's. Muriel, Kl!lE;('li')f1l tour by a Maritime. all-iKav Ross. 6?. wife of Ai't Ro.ss.I iiigby team this summer liasli:PhH'a1 mines” 0' 5”'tI”" 3"””'5 pngtpnnecl unni next yegr,.nf the National Hockey Leaizue.i ' She had

r Mile of Bruins' Manager Dies .

Rial been

new Wilson. secretary of the died in ll05D'I8lVSllIld3li V , llarinnis Football Association. said been sc.i:iou5l.V LI -Sl-M9 la-El lWV'i mebr and was flown home from

llnndav College players on the teams Montreal three weeks ago, f"lI.llCl not afford to lose a sum- Besides her husband, Mrs. Ross rnvr's earnings and traiisportationyis survived by W0 50115. Arthur 5- was at a premium because of theand John: a b1'0llTPT'. Stuart Kay (loroiiatiori. he said. The. team was of New York. lice-president of in have sailed from Quebec Augnthe International Paper Company. 11 and three sisters, Mrs. J. W, Ross "The wrinkles will be ironed out and Beatrice and Blanch Kay. all I hy next year, however, and the of Montreal. I all-star tour will be I reality," Burial will be in Montreal Tues- 7 n said day-

V EARLY CLOSING NOMINATIONS i CHARLOTTETOWN DRIVING PARK

Second Payment May 15th

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Stengel Sees

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NEW YORK, (APT--Casey Stengel brought his chainpioii New York Yankees home from their first western swing Monday. convinced Cleveland is the team to beat. for the Aiiier.c:in League pennant.

"They're the best in the league

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Physical Fitness D8i)fll'lllllllll is a patient in if me YankN.S m.m-t'-- Sam the lthc Prince Edward Isliiucl HOSplihl,lslouooogaryeal. brain mum. who is

Big Ari Perry the

having Just iiiiilvi-colic an opera-i

, , seeking his fifth sti;-.ight. world tion to; the rcinouil of a ciirtilcge

baseball cliampioiiship,

in his knee. Art was operated on. --w(.-..(, mm. waved mom one last week and w hile he will be oull Balm. mm 1,, me Yankees. up of the liospiliil sliorlly he will helm” the ,.m.m.dS are enough ,0 mid "P 1”” -””"” '”"9' 11 '5 rx-I('0illlll('tl us thevtie. the boys who pected that he will be absciit. fi:om.am Emmi N, giw us the most work for about a month and alm,,,bm..

half while he takes leg musclei HBVMR. now sun all seven 01

building exercises to get the iii- condition.

iliis rivals ui action. Stenzel antl- cipaies rougher sziiliiig for his pro-

Art ll'li l)P('ll hoilnred with the teges an dim" the H"-e Wm) Bllstou knee lllllllrv for the llilsl two years.IRl.d Sox. me most Improved" He first miurcd it while Illayingl l Tlleres A VEW sol” young ban football with the Abbies and froniICIub' he added' Iyou have .” time to time the knee has troiib-lhume a.” the Wily to beat lemj led him wh.le pliiving ball or lioc- Tm hmkpesi Idle MJndaY' Owl". kcev Last wanes-dmv "mm he "L on iinportant two-gaiiie series lllflll mi-eri the knee agaiii while bai- Clrjphjd M.xankN: Stadium 0” (in: the ball around under the lights at Memorial Field. He was assisted home from the field by George Francis and taken to hos- pital the following day.

a .

Jured knee back lll

Big Ari has been one of the best all-round athletes produced in this - ... ' City for some time. He excelledl CHICAGO, mp, .- ,1”-5” J0,-1 3' hll3'"l'N' SP0" ll? ll”lCd Rl'ldiVk'aloot.t's manager said Mondayi was esp:-iziallynoterl for his horkeyrhe w'ill retire the 39-year-old ex-' and football ability. Rciorc. cnlist- champ it he loses to Rocky May. ing in the Army shortly after thelciann I-'riday night. but insisted outbrcak of the War I member of the .luiiior Royals hoc- key team. since the war he has performed as a forward and tie-

thr lieavyweight title. "I have everything fixed for Joe to get t500 a week the rest of his

fenscman with Legion and Abeg- MP." Said Felix Bocchlcchlo. his weit IHIIIIS and always he has m'rlll3ECi'- ”BU1 ll9'5 D05 80lll8 10 been the number one. player on I05” 1 llllllk ll? l5 9 Cll1Cll- The these squads. WI” OI 3 I0 1 13 W3" Cilia Of . . . line. It should be a 6 5 and . g - R g take your pick.” He was a tcrriil football full Boccmccmo talked whom, walg

back with the ability to kick the ball a tremendous distance. Three years ago he drop-kicked a 50 yard field goal while. playing (15-IIHSI. St. Dimstanls on the S. D. U. held for the longest drop-kick that we have ever seen. He also plays baseball , ,, .( .

and softball. beiiigznfigldxitcllgcigofiigIto t?:,;x,u'1x'iot.C()irltll1l'!nlll5el)('lt,s1 roelpiljf ball A number of teams h'id tht-irIlE”' -1.” Saudi "In new one of eyes on Art for this season hilt the 5” rounds 1 MW Marcmno - ' g - A h b, could be accused of butting.

Ill” hale fa 101891 Vabmlt I 9 Ill "If doe wins, this won't be his to

cott at a press luncheon preced- ing a showing of films of the first Walcott-Marciano fight. last September when Rocky knocked out Walcotit in the 13th round. Felix stayed for only six rounds.

Outficld -is -eii.ii only fair. You beat tern."

ago they looked as club in the league, They're still of the program.

lItIan.-ag -r Jersey Joe Will Regain. Title

Bowling Tourney Gets Underway . At Halifax I

CHARLOTTETOWN

Cleveland I

Indians Team To Beat IFor A.L. Pennant In 19

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Tuesday night with the league lead at. stake, . Casey took a quick look over the American League Monday alidl came up with these vest-pocketl appraisals: i St. Louis: "Better hitting ball; club than last year." 2; Detroit: "Good llllllllfl but p.tcli-1 ing very err.iiii-” ; Chicago: ”Mosl improved iiifieldi in the lcagiie. I-list at running: the bases. Pitching not improved." Boston: "A vcrv good ball c!ub.I lflllul but pitching hair in Jhusile to

I I "UH to five daysl good as any

Pliiladelphi.i-

always in there ficlitiiig for the first division Liable to beat. you, any time." I

Washington: "Good liasc-riiiiiiiiigl

hut been hurt by injuries. Pitching executive. W didn't look so good at first but that able to take advantage of it as Bob Portertieid is coming through. much as wed like. This is pro- Thcy'll be toulzh." i

Clevcliiiul; "But if! the leaguel

lsoflliall oalmeil

Thc R'r!5llli'.'-I Ynirh Club and thci

he was alihc old boy Ls a cinch to regainI(.'uai'di.iii Angel: will play an ex-' hibition softball Knights of Columbus diamond this evening. The game will get under- way at six o'clock. -

game on the

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HALIFAX, (CP) -- Conn lVlal'fcl,I

Halifax Imperials and Dartmouth.Cmi,.

were tied with 14 wins and two. losses each end of the first day of the Nova -SCOHR-PFIIICE Edward Island bowl- in me renovmiun Gr me mm, not. mg tournament.

Monday night. at the

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The I6-team tourney endsThurs-

It At In b b k g In t. ice liiin execute a one-two com- dmn PF l'i bl E 36' In Ill 10 lCi inalion that is the greatest thing New wmc,-ford chmbed mml and piobahly bcttei lllhxfklvls world. H I, . second mam. in H", murm mundl ', ' o u . Ip, gi'n:xp;;:lig 'l;0i;&d":gl0lllea'f l)7I9iw'ith three wins and a loss for a' The Memorial Field dianioncl lh(i'e alid he'll find Mr I 13.3 record Chswlouemwn was I ' ' 31”” third at. 9-7 and Halifax Iiidepen-I ,was a busy spot yesterday cveiilnggeady. He may be damned sorry demg mm”; with ma

iiiurnvl Ellis. V H (Tabb, Dr Preston Mtlltihlf. Alex l-lratilll. I Hooper. Geri. Hughes. A. B. Cuiclifte. Cyril Smith. Dr. J. A. Danahua, Dr, .1, A, Dr-niihiie. R. McDonald, R. McDonald.

2:26 PAVE

(i-I it 't. ti-ilxiimuri. Vernon M.iiiR.in. Clifforrl Ellie, Inc. P. Niv- i,,g.,p. or-.t-n; llacDonalIi, .l. W. Walls. G. Filzpatri . F.tlz.ir Reeves. l.l"Z1l”'l (Tampiirll. James fTl'-Tricn. E. R. Fowl. A. R. ('iiIi'liifc.

H F, H iiw, I: ,NlIFFfl)PY1, Cyril Smith. Blair Andirws. R. Marllnnald, R. Maillonalii.

2 :15 TBOT

(iv-l. D. A. .VlaCKlflnIllt. Col. D. A. Macxinnon. Lorne l.etrher. Len (WV:-arm. Karl Sample, John Thompson, R. McFad,yeii. B. Andrews.

TIIRHF. YEAR OLD l'A('F.

I -I... x-......,......, Hrn i-iiih.-.i., vv, imuigiii. M. K-.......i;. .14....-e Nib rvi. ('mrli G H Burvtain. A. Pineaii. Mrs. .l. Poiiltun. R. Mac- Donald,

HIRE! YEAR OLI) TIIOT

(mi,-.-,. I'lll",. in, R, if, Seaman, M. Nicliiilcim, Mix .i. Puiilioii.

l. .l-iliii--mu. Iloiiml Rios- Dr. J. A. Donahue, ll. Mawimiinid. THREE YEAR OLD I'A(.'F.

ti itrunnii, .lalHIt( ()'Rrlen. L. I.Pl('llPr, ('mili G H Flunlain.

.l.-ix Allnrttl. A. Pinraii. Ray Crrige. Mrs. J. llniiltim. R )iiul)onalri. TWO YEAR OLD

in l" Xlvivityrv. l.. Letcher. K. Mulligan, llr. T. Hooper. Jenkins and Slcwarl, Elwood Shaw. James Arbing, S. Downcy. l.. J. Ling.

t-iuiiliii: In Ilic ronrlitinns 8 to enter SIV lo st:-ii't the following ("lasers lisli-rt li.-'niv rl ri not fill---We. are reopening iii:-re i-Tassel for

adclilioniil pntrli-.I--with the following C('l7lfTlllOl1!-Sanib purses; six to enter and six In Itari. Closing date for these classes Niay Slat. second payrnerit rm aimw nominations--lIn('l full entrance on new nomin- ations May Ttlsl.

2:20 TROT--ll'LY Mt

i'..l D. A Kl--Kiiiunn. Myron Bell, Lorne lmli-lion. Eml .x'vmpli-.

FREE FOR ALL TROT--IllI.Y 7th Col. D. A .tl:irlx'iiinon. Myron Bell. L. Lt-ti-hr-r, E. Kr-ni;-lo I-”IlF.l') FOB ALI;-ll'LY llth

Aiuiiew l"orry, J. 5. Watts. Lorne Leti-her, Len f)'.Vfi-iiri., Walter Kelly. If. B. Willis.

2 :17 PAIIF.--Il'LY IMII

l l.r-u 1.)"?-lsii.i. if H.

II illlie,

34. Wilts. IT. FT. Jnliumu. T.ui'ntr Leia-lioi'.

FREE FOR ALL TI(lT4llI.V Elm Col. T). A. Mm-Kinnou. Myron Bell. Lorne l.!'ll'l1PV'. Earl Sample 2:". PACE-.llll.V Zlltll

-l. S Waits. H. E. .lolmn(rwi. lmizh O'Brien. Lorne, l.eI-lici. Tr"

O'Meiira. Dr. Donahue. 2:10 PAC!)-ALGLST fat

Leigh O'Brien. Len f')'Meara. G. Hughes. Walter Kelly. Ralph Mc- Fadyen, Leo Colllngs.

(YHARLOTTETOWN DRIVING PARK

ins 38 young ball players turnedilie came in so fast."

iout for the junior Abbies' firsti Bocchicchio and Waloot-t are baseball practise of the year. Man-.ll1ll't-l”l6ltS In it new motel business lager Tom Macpmmne and Russeipiioiv under construction near Boc- lsr. John, chairman of the ziiibiesichlvchioh Mt. Ephrlam. N.J.home. .baseball rtomiiiittce, were on hand out "I I'll” he EXPECIS I-0 Assure Ito work with the yoilngstcrs and '”",”l' J99 5590 WGBKIE llller he iTom stated last. night that he ”"”'"-

:would be calling practise. sessions again this week with the secondi lone probably being held tomorrow evening.

Baseball Results I

By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League

one

Benny Carson, the talented left-I ihandcr, worked out and will be thel key man on tho, jurilor pitching , .

( Iiicagu

tstaff. He will hiwe good iniicld cmmnd 3""? fg lsupport, but nothing cnn yet. liei 'l.,m,(,' mm Lon”, Lvmo ' d said about. his outfield because the HPRRH" ' " 3"

Abbies have not a regular out- nelder from last year's team. Yes- terday's large turnout shows that. quite a number of boys are inter-i

Hr--Cleveland, Avila.

Exhibition I

csted in playing ball and Tonil WNW, A M0 001 mug; 5 2 .Mai:Farlane is strongly advocating Nu, ymk N 002 020 30xgg-1 9i the establishing of a house lPflf,'ll9l Nixon. p1,,wm.5 .3, and Wuhan. ;for the players who don't make Kmnedyy Gomez (7, and Gamer: ,the grade with the juniors at the (mt,

,beginnlng of the season. such in w.,K9,m,dy.

Ilcaguc would develop pliivcrs for 1,.,N;xn.,,

.l3I9l' lhl-” War "W1 "W .V'”Fl'-I 51' Hrs-Vl'ilbel'. New York. Rhodes head. (2i,

I ' - ' Milwaukee ooo ooi ooi--2 0 2 ; A visitor to the City over the Toronto 000 020 10x-3 6 0 lweek-and was szowart. ”Stu" Cole, Jolly (5) and Burris; Rep- I the middle distance chik, Robertson ii) and Rodriguez

llW5lClVIllll1l'l. Iruitner fmin Halifax. Stewart. has lraced here in the annual six milr road race held on Dominion Day and last. year he won the event in the record bieaking time of 31 minutes and 22 seconds. He has enioyerl his visits to the Island and plans to come over here for a weeks holidays this fall. This lyear he hopes to have another Ibanne-r season and has already been training for a month. Hr will compete in a three-mile road.

irace at Sydney next Monday. I .. . -

I Flddv Kiiys and Willie Dunu. who played for the Maritime .luiiior Champion North Sydney Franklins this past winter, have

W-Robertson.

ll-Jolly.

Hr-Milwaukee. Peiidleton. I St. Louis A . 100100 000-! O til Pittsburgh . 000 100 002-3 11 I

Paige. Cain (3) and Courtney; Macdonald, Waugh (8) and Gara- giola, Janowicz (5).

W--Waugh.

I.-Cain.

I-fr-Pittsbiirgh, Kiiier.

Baseball Schedule; Probable Pitchers

just returned from North Sydney NEW YORK, (AP) -Probable after doing the rounds of the pitchers for Tuesday's major; banquet circuit. The North Syrl- league games (won and lost rec-

ncv people gave the boys quite ii ords time and in addition to fetinq them will present. them with Jac- kets. Coach Miokey Roach has started linlnlz up a team for next

in parentheses). American League Detroit at Washington (night) -Garver (2-1) vs Marrero (1-2). St. Louis at Philadelphia (night)

year and for the nucleus of his -Holloman (1-1) vs shiintz (3-S). club will have two smart centre. Cleveland at New York (night) men from the New York Rangers n-Wynn (3-0) vs Ford (2-0). organisation. Chicago at Boston (night) -- gngggluhm Dobaon (3-2) vs Parnell (4-0). I ' ' T " " T" T 1 National League sm SHOT riuisiiiuc i rem" at Chem -- (1-14: or Wade (2-oi vs Hacker l - I.

.Fitt.sbui-gh at Cincinnati (night) -Lapnlme (1-2: vs Ereutt (0-0) or Judson (0-0).

Rollin of Film developed and printed. 24 hour service, Double

' night.

Eight Teams in Five-Pin Bowling Competitions

Eight teams have signified their intention of participating in the Provincial Five Pin Bowling com- petitions which will be held next Monday at the Rollaway Alleys for the Island championship and the Reliance Garage Trophy.

The teams which will take. part in the annual event are Sunimer- side. Miiicouche. M.C.A.. Rockets, Monarchs, Y.M.C.A. and two teams from the Summeriiide Air Force.

Other teams which wish to com- pete should notify officials at the Rollaway Alleys before the dead- line of Thursday. May 14th. The door is still open for two more teams to enter.

Last. year the Rockets won the Island chaiiiplonship by defeating the Old Timers in a playoff fol- lowing the regular day's competi- tion. The two teams ended in I dead heat for first place after

bowllng throughout the day and were thus forced into the extra playoH.

Ten teams are uiiuall.V entered in the competitions which get underway at. eight o'clock in the morning and continue until mid-

Musial looks For Cause Of Batting Slump

ST. LOUIS. (AP) - Stan Musial looked his batting slump square in the face Monday in hopes of finding the answer.

The slx-time National League hitting or decided he need- ed more than a private talk with himself. He has had only one hit in 25 trips to the plate. His batting average has slumped nearly 100 points in a week to .233.

so he asked for special practice on St. Louis Cardinals' day off on the league schedule.

when it was all over-about 50 minutes later-sweat dripped from Stank face. But he figured maybe he'd discovered I couple of things he'd been doing wrong.

One was his stride; the other the way be but been holding his

at.

Hr found out. for instance that

size prints. Any roll of I ex- New York at Milwaukee (night) main-r. only 40 cents. Reprints -Conneliy (0-0) vs Bickford (0-2: 4 cents each. Mall Film service Pliilarklphiii at. av. Louis might:

if. 0. Box 11, Charlottetown. -Konstiinty (2-ii vs Preoko (1-1).

In IBM he used a l'.'.-inch stride.

sjunlor house leagilc m:ght he form-

Sport Echoes From . Prince county

Golfers have got away to a very early start in Summerslde this year, probably the earliest in the history of the club. With its ener- getic president, Harold Gaudet, and R capable executive to back him up, the club has been going for- ward with organizational "eagles" and "birdies" in the past year. Facilities are now provided for the double program of social and athletic activity. The proverbial "nineteenth hole". or "tenth hole.” as it really is on the Suinmerside course, is now a dcliglitiul place to spend a leisure hour. and there are members who go in wholly for the social benefits, though most enjoy both the "tea" and the "tee" phases

We'd like to express our appecia tion of the mnipllinentary member- ship given us by Mr. Gaudct and his e're afraid we won't be

bably fortunate for both us and the club. for Wc might bc liaiiged forj the weariiig (and tearing: of the green. If we do not out there. when we shout "fore", it might be the better part of valor that care should be exercised by people both fore and aft, Scriouslv. we'll do our host to give somethiiig lll return for the club's generous gesture by: covering their activities This year, as completely as we can. I . . .

It looks now as if sonic iinrt of

ed for Junior ball playeizs not on the Curran and Briggs club this year. Certainly if one or two out- side teams can be persuaded to join the league, the circuit should prove to be a success. An effort will be made to keep batting and field- ing records. and Johnny Carroll will probably be on hand to see some of the games, and spot out some likely looking prospects for the C to 8 Island champions. J, K. Curran reminded the boys at the meeting that. all positions on the Curran and Briggs club were open. and there wasn't. any reason why

Braves, Red

Most Improved Clubs

NEW YORK. (AP)-Milwaukee Braves and Boston Red Box were tabbed Monday by rival club of- ficials as the most. improved teams in the major leagues.

Other interesting features of the nionth-old season were top- ped' by the sensational slugging of Roy Camipanella. the surprising batting of Johnny Wyrostek and Dave Philiey, the clutch hitting of veteran Bob Elliott and sopho-

more Eddie Mathews. t-he bril- Lani. relief pitching of Hoyt Wilhelm and the slow starts of

Stan Musial and Yogi Berra.