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force soldlera representing 22 Maritime units into Camn Aldershot. near Kentville. N.S.. over the weekend for . The units included the 13th Infantry

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Brigade piua,the 5th Division Signals and other Signal units. Pictured above are a group of Signals instructors at Camp Aldershot. From lelt

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Signals Instructors At Aldershot

it Albany, P. E.I.; Major T. D. Cobb,

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Charlottetown; Lieut. ER. Mclsaac. Charlottetown; and Capt: D.C.

Moder. Halifax.

right are. Sgt. W. Wiliett. Glace Bay,

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Dies 0n Eve Of

All-Siar Eanne

DETROIT, July 9 -(AP) - llarry Heilmann. the great right- linnder hitter who signed his first baseball contract for a spllshetti dinner bonus. died today as many of his old buddies arrived in De- troit for the all-star baseball game.

lieillmann, four times American League batting champion while with Detroit Tigers and one of baseball's greatest radio an- nouncers. will be honored with a moment oi silence by 50,000 all-

star game fans at Briggs stadium tomorrow.

The 56-year-old native or San Francisco, one oi a half-dozen American Leaguers to bat over

.400 in modern times, diedo1cnn- oer oi the lungs--four months af- ter he broadcast his last full game.

Heilmann. who never played with a. pennant winner. won the batting championship on alternate

years starting in 1921. His title marks: 1921-394; 1923-403; 1925- .393; L921-.398.

Hall 0! Fame Candidate

DETROIT. July 9 -(AP) -The death oi Harry 1-Ieiimann. iour- time American League batting

W EARLY CLOSING EVENTS

The iollowinz are the horses and nominators for the Early Closing Events to be raced at the Charlottetown Driving Park. The Free For All Face. the 2.22 Pace, and the 2.14 Pace have already been published.

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Tournament Here This Week

The Charlottetown Junior Ten- nis Championships will be held at the Holy Redeemer Tennis Club courts on Thursday and Friday 0! this week.

The definite dates were announ- ced here last night by Jimmy Pal- mer, City, who will conduct the tournament as the representative of the Canadian Lawn Tennis As- sociation which is sponsoring the championships. T

The tournament will be held in two sections in both boys and girls divisions of singles competition. The iirst section will be for boys and girls under 18 years of age and the second for boys and girls 15 years and under, all ages as or January lst., 1951.

Entries for the tournament open immediately and will be received at the Bike Shop. located on Great George Street, City.

Provincial Tennis Tourney To Start Next Week

Oakes, Hamilton, 48. 42; Sgt. C. G. Douglas. Moncton, N.B., 4a, to; Sgt. R. S. Potter, Hamilton, 45, 36; Lieut. G. A. Colville. Winnipeg, 4.9. 35; Cpl. G. H. Farquharson, Kamloops, B.C., 46, 4.5; Lieut. G. S. 303. Toronto, 48, 46: Capt. G. J. Gamble. Winnipeg. 47, 43; CSM N. L. Beckett, Hamilton, 48, 46.

CHARLOTTETOWN SPRING PARK

DAY MONDAY ONLY .JsLy. 2:30 P.M. and 8:30 P.M. by

Silonsond Kiwanis Club Bcneiit Sanltorlum Radio Fund

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SAME BIG CIRCUS PER- FORMANCE AS PRESENTED IN NEW YORK CITY AND LEADINIG CITIES THROUGH- OUT THE UNITED STATES

The P. E. I. rsenlor Closed Ten- nis Tournament will get under- way at the Charlottetown Tennis Club on Wednesday. July 18th, it wns announced here lust nigzhi by President Ned Wran oi the local club.

The date was set at a special meeting of the Charlottetown Tennis Club executive, held last evening as the result of a re- quest made by the Summcrsidc

R. C. A. F. Club to hold the tourney at nn earlier date this year. The R.C.A.F.. Club were among the lending contenders for Provincial tennis honors last year and have A strong team en- try for the forthcoming com- petitions.

President Wran said last night that many details concerning the championships still have to be worked out and that further in- formation regarding the tourna- ment will be released shortly.

isley Teanr Wins Match

BISLEY, Eng., July 9 - (CF) -The Canadian Bisley rifle team won a iriendly team match to- day at 900 and 1,000 yards. scor- ing 1.059. City Rifle Club was sec- ond with 1,050 and North London third with 1.035.

Canadian scores: Mscllennan, Alexander. P.E.I., 45.

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