JULY 19. 1940

THF __’_>‘.HARLOTTI<IT()WN GUARDIAN

provincial G0" MGEIZ Qpens Sat.

"ah below is an ex- me glglilglnpfrom the Games and 11 is expected that all will cocorraie to make this Plllfrsral Meet a success this mlmynere are abcut 15 or 2B en- llmn-cm the summerside Club "if-id" regstemd, so it looks as ‘mmgre will be some’ nice prizes u ire different Divisions. $31,311,“, July 20th -- Provin- lMm tweather permitting-l l“. 5,,” at Charlottetown. All writers éllIPPlXIK must register with $16011 Pro by Friday. s p. 1n N. tee .502 for prizes for F“, 5850114. Third. etc, Divisions. firsfdgv draw based on handicap. mm 0ft times will be publish- ed m »u‘\“‘§mper Saturday morn-

uv- ________ 5131.900 was s r-‘ma LOSS

0, J i, l8.--(CP) —Flre fifigiliiaa (llullng the week end- ” July lIl. totalled 134_900.against

ihc previous week, W000 in the same period of 1939. mgiuonetarv Times estimated to. w Total for the year to Julv l3 ,,' 311012.020, compared with $8.- {70550 m the corresponding peri w; year »-

I cs1." r111: covanwmam m? nrsmrar WHEAT

and

at the Dominion 80119111" mt tallfglllllh the Canadian Wheat 50nd undertake to "purchase and mrkrt the wheat crop of western m,“ loi- tle duration of the {mfhas been made tn Trade Min- muMaCKlnnOn b the Alberta 10V- mment. Hon. D. Mullen. Minis- mot Agriculture announced today.

i DROWING FATALITY

n". srsrnau. N. 1a., July 1a - 1011; -'I‘he first "swimming hole" lmllty of theseason here occur- M m” when Philip Mehan, B, “mad at simpsonb Pool in the mar Mil stream. It was believ-

MONFON. Jlllv lll-(CP) -—A so

Former Manager Of Canadians I_s Laid To Rest

MONTREAL. July 1&—(CP)_ Cecil Bart. manager of the Cana- diens of the National Hockey League when they won the Stan- ley Clip in 1930 and 1931. was bin». led here today. The 50-year-old all-round sportsman died Tues. day after an illness of several

months. Pall bearers included Frank National

Calder, president of the Hockey League and Jules Dugal, former manager of the Canadians.

BASEBALUS BIG SIX

(By The Associated Press)

Batting (three leaders in each league) Player, Club

McOosky. 'I‘isers Wright, W. Sox Finnoy, Red Sox Danning, Giants Mayk Phillies

Wa er, Dodgers

GABRHPCT.

'15 314 69 112 .367 '16 303 47 108 .356 as 307 49 10a .355

l Home Runs:-

American League - Foxx, Red x. 30; National League -- lvllze

Cardinals, 24 Runs Batted In:-

American League - Green-berg, Tigers, 79; National League -- Dan- 1613113, Giants. 60; Mlze, Cardinals.

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NEW YORK, July l8-—(AP)— The Red Sox‘ over-generous Jack Wilson ushered Detroit, Tigers back into f'.rst place in the Amencan League tcclay by pasrlng three bat- ters before Plnky HLggins slam-

inning that gave his mates a 10-8 gctory over the Red Scx at Bos-

n.

The Sookers also had a wide open opportunity to regain the League's bop rung, but they were unaible to uphold an early 8-3 lead. Wilson gave the Tigers their tying run in the ninth when Pete Fox drew a base on balls, went to third on Archie |MlcKain‘s single and scored after Hank Greenbei-g poled out a long fly.

tack around three home runs hand Cleveland their fifth stratght

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Purses Causes

_ Fireworks

By Sid Feder Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, July l8—-(AP)— All kinds of fireworks broke loose mday in the wake of the Henry Armstrong-Lew Jenkins lght, with the loudest expioslcns coming from an order holding uvp the purses of both battlers and a threat from Promoter Mike Jacobs that he would “quit boxing."

The State Athletic Commission. giving no rea on for its action, di- rected Jacobs, in a letter written before the bout, to withhold iha fighters “cuis" pending a mectlng tomorrow at which Mike, Ami- strong, Jenkins and Armstrong's manager, Eddie Mead, were orcier- ed to be present. Armsirrng stop- ped the Texan in a six-rrund thril- ler last night at the Polo Grounds. for which h’s end of the "gate" was $25,404.48 compared to $24,- 984.63 for Jenkins.

Jacobs, irked by this latest Com- mission "twist." on tc-p cit a row last night over bandages for lhc lighters‘ hands. winch for

threatened the light llSPll.

why it was holding rp the 11px

the whole thing, It seams that before the Commis- sicn vzsulki sanction the itch-title tilt, welterweight king Armstrong and lightweight boss Jenkins nan to agree to make the next deiences of their championships in New York State. It was learned 111.11 the Commission ordered tomoi" "W's meeting-and the withholding of the purses—to get. thcsc agree- ments down on paprr. and pro- bably to request ch fighter to post a forfeit of S .

Connie Smythe Advises Players To Join Army

TORONTO. Julv l8.-1CP1—-Gen- eral Manager Connie Sn1ythe__ (‘l the Toronto Maple Leafs, is circul- ating a letter among his National Hockey League players. inviting them volunteer for military trniri- ing at the earliest opportunity, so they will be free to ma)‘ until 1119.1‘ are called up for service. Smytheis etter gives assurance that the N.H.L. will operate next season "unless we are swiiped 11$, our own government or Hitler. "And what chance,’ ‘he asks, “has Hitler got with Ross (manager A11. Ross. of Bcston Bruins) and Patrick tLester Patrick, mentor of the New York Rangers) 5ti'l in the National

'1‘ e Iettcr adds:

“this folr your‘ howl? goyernment. rec th rigs m R IIDDB I

"1. You might be wanted imme-

diate

"2. They might not need you for a complalrativeiy 1on1: time.

"3, ey might not need you- Bl’-

all_ but they have outlined a mili- tary tfiaining scheme which includes you a . "It is my advice. therefore. M matter what your nae or 3'01"‘ D051" tion as a family man is, that F011 sign up immediately with some non- permanent militia unit. and get v0"! mllltar" training in as soon as 110s- sible. The advantaies of this movv fir; Obvious 1n r959 vnu arc honor- ed by a call to the Canadian Army in pro, 1 instance. you will be ready. should m), z m- 3 be apificablcyou will have complied with the real! R- uon; and m, n-ee to play hockey un- til called on."

Remember When (my The c1;@n Press‘)

Hank Cioman. lanky Toronto walker, cracked George Cvouidings 1910 Canadian mark for two miifis at Tcronto nine years Mo today. Cieman covered the distance 1n Ontario track championship; 2n i3"54.4, compared with Gouldmgs 14. .4.

For the third successive year, Canadian tcbacco production set a new high record wrhenJhe 1939 crop totalled 109846.000 pounds as against 101.394.1700 pounds in 1938. according to the Agricultural De- partment of tho Canadian Nation-

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Over-generous Red Sox Usher Detroit Tigers Back Into American League Lead

med a two-run single in the 11th;

loss, 9-6 at New York and hebpl

drop the Tribe from the American

League lead,

Detroit Tgers defeated Boston Bed Scx 10-8 by scoring tvirioe 1n the 11th inning to take over the top spot. .

The Yanks virtually won the ,ga.me i11 the first inning when Buddy Rosar knccked out a home run, scoring behind Frank Croset- ti, Red Rolfe and Joe Dimagglo.

In the seventh, Jce Dzmiaggio hit his 17th home run of the year

The suiorising Senatcrs captured their f'fth straight viotory, rallying to produce t-wo runs in the eighth

inning to defeat Chicago 5-4 at Washington, l St. Louis Browns broke their

,own record fcr consecutive deaeats,

The Yankees built a 10-bit at- ‘llosing to the Athletics at Philadel- to '

phia 10-3. for their 14th straight sell-back. The longest previous los- ing streak b_\' the Browns was in 1936 when the lost l3 in a row.

r..,.-..»...1..;g Tennis Stars Expected Here,

A provincial open tennis tourna- ment August 5 to 10, was definite- 1y assured, it was learned yester- day from officials of the Prince Edward Island Tennis Association

Officials said they were in con- tact with numbers of cuf of the province, same of them high rank- ing stars, and prospects were that many would attend. In addition large entries were assured from Halifax and Saint John. they said.

Definite announcement of en- trics would be released shortly Mal- colm MacKinnon, one of the club officiaIs said tonight. GOEBBELS G'VES “PE!” TALK

BERLIN, July i8 —-(AP) -Pro- paganda lvlinisfer Joseph Goebbels, addressing returned soldiers today. shouted:-

"Thcy wanted once again, as in 1014. to encircle the Relch, attack 11s with a superior coalition, under- mine cur national morale. hand over our ivrcncn and children to

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slow death by hunger through a

a (“"3" l cowardly blockade and then knock roared 1

that if "they don't siorp ths intcr- '

the weapons from our hands with ant 1111101" reyoluznn. “We. a11d. aborc all. you soldiers,

l lmye dEstroyed this vile pan."

fehence, I'me going 1o quit thrsf business." The Commission refused to say-f

Ladies c011 lKelly Will

Championship " Meet Duprey, Cancelled July 27th

The Provincial Committee in Seeking his second straight vic- charge of the ladies’ branch of tory in his comeback campaign the Provincial Golf Association “Irlsh“ Leo Kelly, fresh from his announced last night that for the victory over Will’ Jordan of Tnlro duration of the war the annual tackles a much tougher opponents ladies’ meet will not be held. at the Sporting Club on Saturday

. night July 27th in the pwson of Baseball Results

Jerry Duprey of Brewster, Maine. Duprey, conqueror of Bil‘. Sparks YESTERDAYS RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE

in a recent match via the decision St. Louis 002 010 0C0—3 5 I

route is a smart capable boxer

capable of hitting hard witlh both Philadelphia 112 211 2021-10 1'7 2 Harris, Trotter, Mills, Auker,

hands and has gained a good rep- Cox and Swift, Susce: Bab‘ch and

utatlon in any bouts he has partak- cn in in the Maritimes. He weighs in the vicinity of 165 lbs, which will bearound two or three nds lighter than Kelly expects en- ter the ring at.

training and promises to be

Hayes‘ perfect condition when the date Chicago 300 0,0 o, 1 4 8 1 of the fight rolls around. Washington 020 010 OZx-S ll 1 C

Knot-t, Smith and Trash; Chase, Oarrasquel and Ferrell.

Cleveland 070 011 1Z0—6 B 3. New YOFk 412i) O02 lOx-Q l0 2 l

Kelly is again back in hard.

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Detroit 12o 10o 211 02-10 11 1 l Boston 30500000000-8142’ McKain, . Seats. Benton and Tbbbctts; Hash, Hcving, D:ck- man, Wilscn and Peacock, Glenn.

NEW YORK, July 18 —-(AP> — The men “in the know" reyeaed today just how clcse last night's Henry Armstrong - Lew. Jenkins light came to being called off, with some 23.000 fans already in their seats waiting for action.

Mead and Jcnlrns’ handler, Hy- Brcoklyn 212 0m 001L711 n mie Caolrn, had agreed. two days Chicago 013 CO0 000-4 7 3 b==fcre the fighi. to 115:1. 10 yards

Davis, Tamuiis and Phelps; Lee, of bandage as protection on each Root. Page. Ra-ffensterger and hand of each of their boxers. The Todd. commission rules provide for on- ly 7 1-2 yards for little men.

NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Pittsburgh night. ame.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE The crrrmission inspector who rnzitcihed I a bandaging turned

NEWBIK 0C0 013 0—4 5 0 t thumbs clcnyn. Phelan was called SYYBCUEe O00 000 0-0 1 lland said h“ wanted the bandages

Barley and Warren: T1s:ng,, removed. Mend reflked.

Clemenscn, Barnicie and Hartgc. l Plcelan to'd Promoter Mike Jac- Newark 000 010 002-3 9 7 obs to announce the fight ivas off. Syracuse C113 010 Oix-ll 1O 2 ‘ “Announce it yourself," Uncle Mike

Reis, Peek, Gettel, Frankhcusa ‘and Padden; Hmckls and Batter- .,.

guifla-lo 200 020 100-3 8 lmhcught. Tlicn he picked up his

cc‘ esiicr 2.0 0.0 00x—4 9 lgsiwcial ringside phone. called the G109?“ and Mccllllcllghi Lyons 1 dressing rooms. and told the inspec- and scllelfing- E tors to “let Armstrong's bandages

answered. “Youre stopping it." The General returned to his ringside seat. and gave it a second

Montreal 100 0.00 000—i 7 2 .1 \ ‘ Toronto 1m m0 mx_3 7 2 groligelnlatnd let lenlcns use the same, anfilvrltlcr 51nd Becket"; Miarchildnn ______*____.

'35‘ - B A ' . ' -_ __ Baltimore 00o 200 onoLz a o} me-FI%§rQ§P'cfillfséélhgs. )l1er

JEFF-Pl‘ C113’ 100 C23 00x~3 ll Dido: were eicctroruteri when

attempted to release the dog from

its cram, while holding a cord at- _;__.__.

phtdjor an__iron.

Midklff. Burkhart and Redmond; Harrzs and Bhemire.

Rv .1. R ‘Williams

pay. General John J Fh"la1'., the:

chairman, sriid, "we'll tel y~11 all l OUT OUR WAY

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YOU cALrT wnu.'\ IVE EAPEED Pups, CHICKENS, RABBITS. AND cawxmes To PREPARE FOR MY OLD AGE... BUT WHiLE r WORKED K F012 THENLTHEY WOULDN'T Fonz ME.’

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The President presided and open- ed the meeting by singing Ode and

repeating in unison Club Women‘s"Aft»on e

re . Roll call was answered by ten members. the collection amounting

visitors present. Minutes meetrng tyere read and adopted. Tl§_s_1_lm of £9.90 was collected in

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WLNNIPDG, July l8. — (CP) - iProspects for a ivueat crop s igntly below normal were seen 1rd n third crop report. 0t the 1 Free Press. t

Saziaauitcu areas Ln the s; loans have suffered ;an;i that some (irons: ‘apparent 111 the 0.1.»: nest. (Jonditicns in i’ favorable.

mo-t Manitoba s crap 1s c011- siderably earlier than iiirzhsi" west.

Aberta etc

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LONDON dilly IT~1CP -‘§0t ,1 lmtll the war has druvyn to i fwill D1". Edith Summ plenish her wardrobe. D1". Summcrsluli, soch‘ , bu‘ of pnriianicrit for 11mm, has been adinci. men nct to be so p. ' new clothes durzr it's a chaise be ygllll. . 1 *

\'\ [The for g .. . ,.'111"planes and 01111-1" 11c<-1~.<=:'1 2 , war.

,1 Dr. Summcrskill. ioolzinc 1 and chic, crcplaiiitkl that

uzht a new fir.

nasioii iii" "party f1" . 11111.1 will re-r for as long as the war may

“When all is said anti (1 men usuail (llfsics o cnznpezc at, ealii oiii is the impcr ant 111mg, 11

{we can all achieve for r.

With a pair of scir

111s? to bay news c i "cstment against they become more GXDEIISJVP make me cross. because they are so obviously only building up ex- cuses for them ‘ s" Dr. Summers said had letters from do n; 1 who agree with 110:‘. "Some of them-quite p031‘ "ivo- men-ltave sen". m2 the few 1‘.- lings which they: had saved for a new hat or scarf serving they izai decided not to buy them after all and would I ' ' went- ‘towards

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rctngcments were made to Kingston present their "p1

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for the fund Sarah lvlcDousnll invited mm to h?!‘ llfTllP for 110x: mo

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National Anthem ecl by the h w};

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