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Is) Winner of Eastern AtL0cal Club

C. MacLean. lllth Pal-kdale.

Maclieod. - Soutllport;

aington; 3. A Huhley and

Duggan. 4th S'stde. Plarkdale. CUBS 440 Relay-i.

I3-50 yards-1. St. Peters;

GUIDES MacMillan.

ers. 15th Parkdale. SCOUTS 14-15--75 yards-1. Macliean. 7th Ctn.- 2. G. Misc

ken. 7th Ctn.

0th Oin.

GUIDES 16 Mccormack, silica; 2. S. (Basilica: 3. 'and 8th Basilica.

4th and 0th ilynn,

E. MacDonald: Judges: G. Fran cis. G. Stone, Dr. G. Filler. J . H. Smith: Director Brig. lliolden. hum.

City Softball

present.

port; 2. C. Gallant and A. Devin. 15th Parkdale; I. II. Wales and

SCOUTS 8 leg race - 1. David lvea and A. Brady 78: Ch'town: 3. II. MICIAIII and K. Macken- zie, Trinity; 3. J. Roy and 8. CUBS 3 leg race-1. D. Swain

and A. Pleat. St. Peters; 2. 3. Montgomery and F. Jardlne. Ken-

GUIDE 440 Relay-1. 4th and out Bac.-. 3. Soutllpoi; 1. 15th Kensing- ton: 2. Lst S'side; 3. 4th S'aido. Bevan. 15th Parkdale 3. II. Mal- H.

MacLeod. Southport; 1. M. Gilles-' -lie. Winsloe; 3. B. MacDonald.

and over-I. 9. Ba

th and an M11 nald. uh

Officials: Starters. E. Nichol- son. F. Kennedy. 5. Maclferlna. Hall. M. Hogan. Mrs. W. W.

. . , . Dr. G. scailtlebury. R. Garn-

League Standings

'I)here will be a practice for

the Stars this evening at 5:45. All players are requested to be W” "'5 gm Wm” l", '1" will"

In Relief For

LIVERPOOL. N.S. (CP) - A young Charlottetown pitcher turned in a masterful relief job Saturday as Liverpool Larrupers overcame a seven-run deficit and defeated Dartmouth Arrows 8-'7 in a re ar Halifax and District Senior ase- ball League game.

The winning run came across a squeeze play in the bottom of the ninth after being set up by a pinc- hit single from the hat of veteran

3' coach Danny Seaman.

Eighteen -' year-old Donnie Mc- Leod. one of the few Maritmers ll! l-he leap!)-lie. cam; on in the first inning with the bases loaded and only one out after Arrows shelled starter John Shumock from the

1 mound.

MacLeod finished the game. giv- lnt up only two hits. striking out five batters and walking one, He retired the last 17 men in a row,

Dartmouth starter Murray Gutt-'

Donald. Sout-hport:'8. Floyd Hic- lman W" "placed in the mm by

Don MacLeod Spectacular

Liverpool

Bill Walsh in the seventh. HALIFAX (CP) - llallfu cu dlnala unleashed their film... power Saturday to swamp rm" Bearcata of the Halifax and pl, trict senior Baseball League in

Regatta Results llll Tragedy

DETROIT. (AP)-Bill canm-ll drove his Gale IV to victory Slit- urday in the unlimited class 01 the Detroit memorial speedboal regatta as five boats crashed in the blinding spray of the first heat and a driver in a small" class was killed in a second col- listen.

The fatality was the lhe history of speedlioating 0., the Detroit river. Lloyd Mad- dock. 51. of Pontiac. Mich, med

first in

(Ch t C k , , ,. ,

GUXDES 14-15g75 yudnad ! e or um who was relieved by glmltgllday Wm 'Ey lafter a crash Mccormack. 4th and 8th sl ' . c e was dn - 2' S. F-lymll ml and mm Bulllns ing. and Httle Audrey. dl'li'tlIf1 3. A. MacDonald, 4th and Uh ll)v.)l'iChHarl;3If1 Vttmhel olssbarborn. 'Basilica. ' .. - e .-cu ic-i h

scouvps 15 um-ll Uver..1. K, gash Voiel was illJured terldlui.

Sport Events

The Physical Fitness Division 1;? iflvegjllll Yfllorled keen inter. field in ids” Pill (Wk and mile bilge. ten mile mm "d ten M l ' "W W”) I. liood entry

or all three features. Among gigs. entering team; ll. lll, track . '0 mg and also having Qompefi. rs in the ten mile run are- Mlllll-h Saint John. Moncton and ' P053lbli' Fredericton. N.B.; from flovaAScotia. Bridgetown. Middle. loin. ntlgonish Highland society. ctou. IIMCS stadacona and pan. Slbly Hlllflx: from P.E.I.. ch". lottetown and other centres.

At time of writing it nppeaml lo starters are assured in the ten mile run and at least seven in the ten mile bike race. Both . these events will start nine miles out the St. Peter's highway, (in. lshlng off on Memorial Field whilst the track and field meet is in progress.

avy . . . . . . . .. 10 0 Leading pitcher (Canada Pa k- ...,.,.... . ” Jules Huat Wins Danny McCormack 4-0 0 Home runs (Henderson and Cudmore Trophy) Len Arsenault. Dairy I. xiuqsvrolql om” lcplqlul" Hllol. I 47-year-old p to - ' melit darkhouse from Lrtvallfsllh Sfars PI-ucfigg le-Lac. captured the Ontario open

lolf championship Saturday with a 54-holeytotal of”1l0. His total was par for tllh course and it

namerlt.

Softball Games This Evening

The lollowlnlz City Softball L... 3"',35'"'3 Will he played this eV9lllll8 I1 6115' Abbies vs Dalry (Parkdale Diamond): Keefe Drug vs Navy (Old Diamond); gnu-y-, ve B.Y.C. (Knights Diamonds,

ior irllirrrsf ins: TEA ill rllllllllml

Lloyd Percival. Director of 5D0l'l5 College. roporu list a survey made; by bl, Qflanization among leading . international sports suing;-3 shows that ND advocate Tea as a recovery aid from fatigue.

Tlrll is because Tea jvea a ' ""00"! Pick-lip and h easy on the digestion. 'l1lousalids of athletes find '1' invalu- able as a training enge, l Taken with lemon an d

honey it is lead effectively l in many raining pnog-gym.

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Maurice "Mousie" Dowling was the winner of the East- '1 l l . ' . e ' l ' e Page 6 The Guardian, Monday, June 27, ern Sectional Golf Tournament held at Belvedera course over l the weekend, with a low grass of 151 for 36 holes. Dowllng L S h a I ' was representing the Moncton Golf'club. . QGQIIC C C II Cl M H O S d - 5'1 He was closely followed by Bill Beer at Charlottetown Fonowm is the Schedule for the 9 I1 ayl . d with 152 and Doug Lewis of Moncton with 153, Art MacKan' mlrd wait” ol the Clly somnll A highly successful scout, Guide Rn ;lI0 and lflrclnk Mclclnnls of Charlottetown tied for fourth each Lgaggue; 27 Abbi W Dairy and Cub tuck ud new me” 'carding 56. "ll! '7 95 - was held at Memorial Field on A ttiree run uprising in the bingles. Doug Lewis scored the low not J. Wilson 182 150 lP3&kd"l9(g:!3"ll)';";lni nlg')!'el'BaD'l',lg Saturday afternoon. Entrants tra- ninth inning payed the way to vhel -lack Bourke made the play of for the u-ornament with 143. He H. Galloway (L) 184 154 VI Hallie (K 1 ll)! Onlalnondllfy veiled from all pans of the la- nyera 51 Victory over the (he same when he caulzht Ken was followed by Frank Maclnnis R. Macxmnon 135 159 VI - - - HEB; C W Roe-ele land to take part in the meet Dodgers at Memorial Field :-'es- Macbonalds fly ball in cvnyler with 144. ,Dr. Brown 1115 151 June 29 - - (ll; Di vs which was one of tile lariest of terday afternoon. Up to that and doubled the runner off first Duwllng won ll-lls loumamentl K Jenking 135 153 Durg '(0ld Diamonl . dalmnv lls klml ever staged here. Then point the Flyers were grimly with a K10 foot strike. and played last year when it was held El Monc. M Kennedy 190 153 Barrys(Parkdalel?amunld; y was 3 good crowd of specutor. holding on to a skimpy 2-1 lead an all-round stellar game hand- ml. Low grass in the second div. wl Ma.-Nelll 191 155 vs Abbies (Memorial Fle .P k om lo View the ymceedlnu all but Wltll W" Wk W0 l'l"5- 5 ling 5'”l,Fha””5 ””Yl'l955l-V" ision went to C. Harrison of Mom N. Beiliveau (Ml 192 166 July 1rB-Y(C- V5 Ddry l "f the different races were run off Walk "ld "'0' "”l "l9"l9" HSM3 Sqllawhnggs had ' lctun with a 168, and second low J. Mullin (L) 196 164 dale Diamond); 1(e'efe).Dgl3 X5 efficiently and smoothly by the single were good l0l' Three Cllllcllr .busy day at second for the -(.55 was won by Tom Rogers D Lidstone (S) 204 I72 Abblllss (M(iaoir1ifll1rl3lIF;ll;lIt(ln. "W5 olllclais, resulting ills little undue trig runs. Dodg s nd fielded eight chann 'th 169. L w N. W. Underwood 207 191 V5 3W l3 ' . dela between even . lilllllllf 5l3"l'-V "'l we "”””"d lees islrl-hall! I miss. 3:: Ctlllgzloltlllsllovlliny I. Prausllt. July4- Navy," 33-9) ixllllllllll CSBS 8-9. so yds.-1. a. sum- for the Flyers llad till! D0d88l'S l charlollelown wllh 148 and second THIRD DIVISION Diamond): Dairy vs Keefe Dru-3 mars, S'side; 2. J. Beers. S'sldc: Wlllll 0)" 0' ills. '”"d.'5 ll” BOX 5C0RE- low net to w. MacDonald. Char- s. MacDonald 179 l41l(0ld Diamond); Abbles vs Barlys 3. pl Baldwin, gin, cirlown. 331'? "9 "ll" M5 m the ”" "Val - A E luiletown with 149. C Ready iso 142((Parkdale Diamond). b. GUIDES 11-12. 50yds. - 1- 3- ll'II1lI1l.',S and bhen closed the door I-lyera . AB R H P04 . . - -.' r w, Gilli; 132 Ma Jul 3 -.- B.X.C. vs All les South rt: 2. Fl welslll . Winners in the third dlllslon Y . Mckee. P0 M Rylmls me” "mm! twelve of LLmd' 2b 4 1 2 0 3 0 were S MacDonald Charlotte-(J. 1. Trainer 184 144 (Memorial Field): Barrys v! Basilica: 8. A. Murnalzhan. Ba- llle last thlrtgen butter. to face Kane. as .. . 4 2 0 0 2 3 mm 1;” second log. 5,055, c. .1. Brown 187 149 Keefe Drug (Old Diamond): Navy Sm” him 5QllBfCl3ll'l88S E04 llhg Only lB"l'ke( cf 7 3 I 2 1: o 0 Ready Chlarlotteiown 180. low net. Dr. Moreside 188 154 vs Dairy 'Parkdal SCOUT-S 12,13. 50 yds. .. 1. H, file. a free tllcket to first in the lReady.l lb .. 5 0 2 .- y - on l 147 , .lown. zl D. Kelley, aeienlh lMacNell rf 4 0 I) 2 0 0 R Atkinson. Charlottetown 143. G. 1-lutcllls 89 14 l mmmmomw 4 0 Hlcken, 7th, Ch J .H HR ' - -. - '. ' - R. tic 189 3 v ;a, . nes. .- The lone Dodger TEN cxarrlcl in lglneau. 3b 3 g 0) (1 ft), ll S.EDLl(tl:1t(lnl:nW li1t:t4. -l.&,.";ll'IlI:!lsIl0T(.,'Cht1;l'e I Iaaclgalglllric 191 145 SIlee;1,E;,B(:'l-(1l( 100 000 mxglz 7 cl 7tlEUglg ftiltilvllso yds.t-l'3'M- Flynn. the second frame w en elalr l evine. c l l l - l . 191 155 r l S, lzll Mossl (7) an H l ' A ll ' 2nd, slammed his third double of the Maclsean, if 2 0 0 1 0 0 fourth division mx;Ieresec.lo.ndC01l(e): 'lIivl11;lclE)ll:egur 194 154 Hg.:;:onFor(d0rBPnd Ber”. Llllemonl lgzgllgltllall 2.8 Mk l'g:nl':r':)i' nhl -W” ”d"a””d '0 mm M 5" Calm" 1' 1 0 0 0 0 0 ””””"'"””w' it 'clmrlnm-(own II Howatt 194 153 rii-st' S. .d ' l i Infield out and scored on Jays litainley, p lrl lg; I; g3Sl))S5.l nan Sn. Jardinev Char: In Home 196 146 Kansas City 00000100(le1 3 l 5(;U9iDES 3 M! 1.3" g l W. !m'l)llemFllxoercs?nclriirliibed lax": de l 085 - A - A 4 H -loiivetosvn 148 second low net J. R. A. Wilson (Ml I97 15-'llBa"illnnre d A0s(l(l"o(l(h0 0alJils((lrl and Marliiillan and D. D8Vl'F- 5”"-h" . .' - - 7 ' i . K r an : . - lllmss '9' 59”" 5al9”95- l"' .I?"'3”” 7 AB R " P0 A '3 lllolllly -Cl'a””"'WnNH9.1 team it l.l1:nceIEa(:M) ill; l(5s:li'Sl"l(l3ll-M l (7) and eluding a double by Jack Bourke. Ix: MacDonald. cf 4 0 0 1 0 0 Tl1E.Cl18Ill0lf.PfO)AIjlA llmle B 0- B Wilson lMl 206 150 Second Kali Jackson. L:DBm1.Monz.nt' who also had a single and two lGl.l.l1S. if 2 0 0 1 0 0 comprised of A.. . acden Kim: A. D-on I 5 207 l5q(Kansas Cily 10(l0'I.0101m511 1 Hurhrlnk. W-Jac sonsurschomdl. walks to lead the hitters of both McCallum. ll 2 (J 0 0 0 0 Been F, Maclnnls all - s SS G- W "flat 207 l5'3.Ba1iimore 000 020 000-2 7 3 HRs: NY-Locllmall teams" For the Flyers Lima "Ed c 1 g (1) Z :1: 3 nlillldsuhailiimie liowtel-ierfimncsroz ls. Bflyleell 220 is-ll ”9”"”"1hG”'m”l'3 T9; 35”,” gllfll Vl”l”"e two hits in four trips an ea y; 1 oc . ss an liaru e ow , . l 7 l llshzlnlz; Jo lison. orls . '- irs ' 7 2 had (W0 W ll” ills 139' Sl."l””')LeC'3'l- .3” 1 3 l l 1 l 9 Don ilacDnnald- A) N.m.D0n:m:ilM' MMMW" 2" 15” Donald (ii). Srhallock (9) and Gigi Philadelphia ggiiii iii:-lg 17 1 drivlnft ill 1W0 l'llllS lll llle ll-llllll- l5qll8l'9bl'l8ES- ml 2 0 9 4. 4 ".12, Nicholson and E. Bladley 8 I I (all. W-lit-rbert: L-Johnson. H - Cincinnati 'l l , r , . o 4 0 FOLRTH DIHSION . R h N Mmlnsk. .21. input- badKrleml)elgy i::dtneLem-lczliizrerseirtllcllllalshnplh I 3) ll ill” 0 ll mli lscihlmmgletls W0" ll" l""' l l 204 144llS(t&-::IEn.al- (iloliellznva (5). Miller (7)- Dick - s . . . - - ., 1. - - . "I)onll?;l"" MacDonald and D. MacDonald. H 3 It 1 2 0 ill", a,l!l.:5lnn with 162 and G. Bur- L. ailallsnn 209 l37l(-hlmm 000 000 200-: 12 son (8) smmrphrius pivked W rhe om” wmals - I 1 E Z712 3 lawn? had llnw net Mm 132. J. Mnnoy 209 "9 Btlgmn (' Il:l(l192gl?g0l1'E))(-yH3rQl1' Eiilrffminhnbclsts HRS: Pha-Maia Hi i" iii '"W”"" ”"” " ”""'" First Dlvls on H. Atkinson 211 153 P("l1?lll- " -. I ' ' : T ” l . Klu51,ew- Martin (fl) and Lollar. gall. Clnn-Bell. Pa y.. ' l F F (ti-on NPI D- Jardme 1'” ”ll”"”'.l iii; 3 we. and White L- Brnoklvn (W) 000 000-ll 5 1 O59 Ins ree' Or" G. Vessey 213 158lM”55 ' ' Y” A ( lk ' 0(')000l03x-412 o I M. Dowllng (M) 151 145 V wmiaml 213 160 Keenan. HR. Bos-Jensen. iiiilwsu ee . Rngbuck (5), Hughes ' 7 ' h 3' Beer 152 M; R Vessey 225 I5'llFl"l A 2 7 (l lMey:l'W1ker1 Buhl and Cran-' All' pacln Card Tonl 1' Di Lewis (M) 153 u llll Call 227 llllllchimo m mo 000-5 5 nl mllaiia iiuck'1ln- Mi1-Mathewe. ' g g 0- M”K””l' m ””(c' Henderson 2213 168 B"5"”' -HOWMXTL ll dai ' "9 A to e . - F. Maclnnis 155 144l 1- Trucks. Martin (7) and l o are International Illl slmwmg plenly 01 brush on Times: 2.19; 2.163 Captain Mor- D. M D n ld 154 uglDl'. Maclsaao Z12 Moss-l mil NW." and while. L- his home stretch drives. H. R.:gan owned and driven by Marne Bcrlglogl IN” 164 155 ..I. Reed (L) 237 167 Trucks. HRS: Boysleplmlsl znll. I-list om Sm mo.” 11 0 R. MD? Buffalo Bevan's Sir Joseph won bothlxennedyz Miss Donna Mae ow.l- R. Harm, (Ml ml 155 D. Cox 241 Silclllnl Tomnm ml smongll 1-, 3 dashes 05 ill! Fl'99oF0l''A" 54”) 9d fmd 'l"'V9" bsv E" A” Bernard; A. MacMillan 164 146 5- FOE"! 252 l7"lFirsf 20 ml ,,5 3 Schultz. Cristane (4) and Yew- urday to climax. another outsulnd- parl-mutuels: First dash eS16.1(). R, US!” lMl 165 153 T. Edgett 25 IE2 Detroit ON: 200 M0 04 10 2 pic; K. Ilolmwnl Helkl (4), share log nights rams at ll" Ch” 3”” 33)”; ”'”"' Wm" W”: E. Bradley 167 145 , Waslunlilml. ?" ,8, Am ,9, ml .3. and Griffin. wsiiorezl L-Crlsl- iottetown Driving Park. second dash - 312.70. 96.50.54.110. lD Reuslls ls, 153 155 JUNIOR DIIISION w(;.arver.Stl:lrl”LEl'and -Courtney. W, ante. lifts: Buff - Belardl, Letley. Although delayed gor almclst an ;35'o0' wool saw" lN. MacLend (S1 H Slmnmm” 162 W; M::r0n' lg(el:l'i'dT0l"33b9- . hour by a heavy it ower o rain; . , ll), saunders 1 . S '6 . 0 track officials succeeded in rac- FOURTH AND Emu”! DATHLSWI. Noble (M) 170 l3l(::tl)'l:gn Dzclwll (100 200 lm4 10 ll Buffalo 3:131? g lllezavy,” fl'tAeCkc:lE)1lA)Il:f;gl.f'I::rdEI0l:1S';: 5" 'l059llh lLl"”"V") 1 1 (I;)I:ilfil:hukL:L) Bl1l'E0Yll0 W3 152 lw?5hl"gl;m - (l(m2(45I30F9(?;'(EA3.'l(12l4l1 Tog:lII1tIl0lnE and Streuli. Yewcic (5): H l . , 1 .- . I - .ary. .uverln . . , . (5 ll :1r.':”:.::( 3."; f.l”::.?.:J.Z::;i ii; 3 3”" 5.9;)" :2.) .').':);;..:.(::..."::.'.)3:.)'.::: (E-::"s;'::a.F:?e.:.(::.).:””.i:... '.:.'i .- Q , . - 3 - lsnn.: . -. g . .,,..llLlng lllal may ll,,.,ell-,9,” mlss. lGallal,zalll (sllawlsameam : SLLOND DIVISION side. Ssummcrslde. Hey. Llmryl HR. washxlllebl-ew, Eiflrtiffleln, Tor Rodrguez "l ""”"5"' "" b""k'"'l N " (Ma.-incncllggnrw fll:. C. Harrison (1.) 168 '14!) National Lengllle Rochester 001001 l5()--ll 13 l '”'d5' Times" 2.11 3-3: 2.12 (-5; Sir T. Rogers 169 lls Ba-eba” Results First Montreal 000120000-8 ll 0 33'3" lam will be "wand M Jnsephhowlted by H. R. Bevan and l. Praught 175 143 5 Pittsburgh f)3()1()ll)0()-512 2 Mackinsun and Hand; Lasorda. another card mill)! when "")d....... no A Llewellyn; pari-mu-.W. MacDonald 178 148 By rill-2 CANADIAN PRESS cl.;...g.,' 030000001-412 1 Wokey (B), Slanek (9) and Teed. Exhibition present their (Willi . ' ; ix. Irwin 178 152 Saturday L w Surkonf (9) and Peterson: Second fuels. Filsi dash 35.30 33.30. , a . programme of the year. Q70 am 3450. ' Rl Glggey 179 151 National League l-)a..l5' And” (5). Hillman (7) and Rochester 000 0001-1 2 2 Glnser Worlhy owned Ind (M i ' ' ' G. Gallant illl 149 Pittsburgh 012 001000-4 5 3 Chili. W-Law; L-Davis. I-ll-is: Pun Montreal 013 zooxelz 15. 9 von by George MacDonald of ..........-e - W"! Chicago. 002 220 00x-6 7 1 Law; Cl-l(l.Chm. Kelly, Faszhulz (4) andvWbIiv(lel: Mermaid won both dashes loll me HLllt1lefleld&IE:llne (4) EIifl1uIlXll;l'cllEi; second 000 000 HXFI 5 l Ell, alld L-Kelly. HR s. l. Classified Trot. He led a el k I L d ' ac'er an ooper.. - ele . plllsburlzh . lmo, . way in the opening race and came” n H1351 P8ll'Lylll'll1 Clll'C00ll9l'- Chicago l 020 000 00x-2 ll First 000 mo 100-2 10 l W W W2” W":".;:. - R - i'.?:iil-. 838 (E13 ..:1i”::. i.i::.)1..:;'.).”;:)...:::.:;.i i:;;::.":.. 002 301 -2.4 1- o :glltfKIlftl:'1n:lnf8.:h.l!nI:econ A Ncwcomhe. Spanner (9)l slid second Ladera. Harris (4). Sctantllaehuly Amu mild. driven by Dun seall i C ATED PRESS Rookie outfielder Bill Viroon X31233;Cg'lhrlldil,ll.Clilirl)laew6dd1lIill;:l1nEE 333 (())(()(lm 50x-2 3 E S79:-ollrdd Nome; Mm" an u" E mam "mm"! In-ans. m bah By THE A550 I id tl-i" drove in six runs with a single Conley. Simmons Mover (7) and Lu- Havana 000 030 0-3 4 2 dash" "l 91”” ”"”"d' N” Y” Y""l5”" M" W 1 a bi a tri le and home New York (me 300 ooo-s ll 0 l - F 3i r Sand Landrith L Columbus 030 021x-5 7 1 M" """5”" ""1 51”” 5”" ””'i”"'” lead "' me Amman we l0utnes'cnci ' ptwin triumphs St Louis zoo in) 00x-5 9 o E9 8' W 9 ' Valentine and Noble; Duser. wm Mm” in me C-c' Pu" League pennant lance to H"-ele 3'52: xihe eGianlss Harvey Haddix I-learn. McCall (5) Wilhelm (8) Fll':l:in0nS' Rnmberger (5) and Lakcman. sleepy Sam led most of the way games ll... igronkl1y2ll:;l:fj,;"”'g'" and Larrv Jackson were the win- and Knit; Arrnyn and Burbrlnk. New Yorlt om mi (1004 8 4 First "' "" M" dash b"-' M" 719” was reyuci. oshut out by C1eve- ners as Johnny Anionelli dropped Sarni (6). L-Ilearn. 1-ins: st L- St, Louis 00013113x-911 0 Richmond (ion 400100-5 it 1 ICON m"l'Pd mlm "ml 9051"” The 3." ees" ' ' . Moon Schoendenst Mu ial. ' (5) Giel (7) S racuse 100 020 2lXr-510 1 1 d 5-0 in the opener of a double- his ninth and l'00lll! Rlmlllll M93 v v 5 Anionelli. Wilhelm . y l y , " the three quarter pole to no” hmlid r came back to blank the zen! his third for the Giants. Philadelphia at C' ' llllllpd. rain and Kali. Westrum (7): Haddiv Jordan. Volsclle (8) and Watllnfl' 0)" 9"") REY."9'd5 ""1 5l"'”' led-6' 24. in capture the series 0 ' ti shelled Robin Roberts American Le-sue and Sarnl. L-Antonelli. lilis: NY- (on: Johnson. I-ovensuth (4) and lsilm in 8 terrmc "H-eeway fin. tllrtlrgnsgames to one. The split en- from the mound withhanpair of lnhlltsan City W W m S 1: g Lockman. Mueller; S(L-Muslal. glraurlll. S . ' . i 000 Y k l k up 3 three run uprisings in t e rst two a lm0l'-e . l I second . It was Sleepy Sam. driven by Rgllledaliliee on asrzcfsfisli-pllacl-jelcchicago innings featured by Ted Kluszew- (called in illlh lnlllllfl. rain) New York 000 000 200-2 0 1 Richmond 000 100 0-1 I 1 Joe 1'elines.se,. all the way in lwhllge Sm. who we" whipped twice skis 23rd homer, which tied him RB5l'lll. Salll (ii). Gorman (9) and sl. Lmlis I014 020 00x-7 12 2 Syracuse 03(1) 1205)):-6 dllql the next dash. Eva Budlong fin- l-m Boston 5.; and 3.2. with Duke Snider of the Dodgers Astrmh. Pallca. Moore (9) and Momanl, wlineim (3), McCall Cl'RlrllImp(.s)(l:ll;nll:la&rll!ll'llaLo(nndlln - -