WDBLEDO-N. 1331\nd. July I -'-" A sis-at Frenchman: who to ploy tonnis in his bare

t and s short Australian whose

etto England} W3 paid by his

-oun Winona bun 1'1 slabscrlp- 4 ns won their way into the men's singles filbsl o! the - lsnd

Yvon rm or Frame. who tons

lfeehoincbeswithoutbiswirito jockey can. won the shot at the coveted title bv eliminating the unseeded young Ban Fkanciscan, Tom Brown. in s dramatic two- hour duel, 4-6. 4-6, 8-3. 7-5. 8-6. The Australian Geotf Brown, gnmloyed his unorthodox two s-nded orehsnd to detest Yaros- lsv Drobny of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 7-5. 6-2. in a matoh which saw the bespectacled Drohny fail to show suv of the brilliance that carried him to victory over Jack Kramer of Oslifomis in» the fourth round.

Meanwhil. Pauline Beta 0110s

Armies made the semi-finals wo- menfs singles an all-American s14 fair for the first time in history by defeat-ins Joan Ourrv of Bri- tsin. 0-0. 6-3. her opponent to- morrow will be Dorothy Bundy. with Louise Brough snd Margaret Osborne clsshina in the semi- final of the opposite brackQtJThe powerful American women's con- tingent -likewise swept victoriousiy on in thedoubles. three teams ad- vancing into the send-finals with- out the 10m of s set today.

Budde Patty of California and

Pnacho Sagura of Ecuador com- pleted the semi-final bracket in

en's. doubles by knocking off Eollsndls Davis pair. Ive nksl and Dr. Hans van Swol.

Rovers And Legion Play This Evening

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on. in he throes of a losing streak. showed definite signs in their last two games of gradually ensemble‘ from their slump and they should give the first. section winning. Rovers s battle of it all me w-sy in tonight's encounter.

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ssiustaglun Team, Defeats Pioneers 8-5

The Summerside Legion bell team continued their unbroken string of victories at. the trotting pank and W _ evening

the and of the teams were deadlocked at i-all and Morrison and Williams the opposing pitch- ers were waging as pretty a pitch- mg duel as has been seen in 8am- merside this year.

Tlhen two hits, s. walk, a very costly error imd s wild pitch save the Legion four runs in the top half of the seventh. The best the Pioneers could do in their half was to shove one tally across the plate on a hit and s acrflice.

Po

oe sad Ostway each had s perfect day at bot hitting three for three. Morrison:

Bernard of the Legionnaires belt- ed out two hits s piece.

lithe fieldlns some of the evening were LeBlancb fine stop and quick throw of a hard hit bsll to short field in the fifth. and Allen-Ya brilliant catch of Gambler's low throw to first in the final iru-ling.

Umpires-Plate. Peters; bases, Lldstone and DelaneyL-s.

Sports Forum

BASEBALL Bin-En connection with the letter appearing in your paper y regarding City League

Wednesds

‘baseball I wish to state" that I had nothing whatsoever to do with same. in fact do not know the J. McDonald who wrote the

letter. I em, Sir, stc., ' IOIY MeDONALD, Manolo: sporting Oiub

CITY LEAGUE BASEBALL

Bin-I reed widths great deal to‘! resentment s. letter gnawficd- nuday morn-into paper y . -

and rewarding our Oity League Ball Clubs. I often wonder why so-called fans. vuho know so little have so much to say. Dom Mr. McDonald know that it is nest to "m, ““ to obtain uniforms? ‘first all three teams have order- ed them months ago? 'i‘hart be- fore each same the field is mar-k- ed oil by one of the best ball ‘Players in the Maritimes? That most of the players and s large number o! fans can show him s Jule book any time he wants to

wirldrft be baseball 1i every one agreed with the umpire it he was ever in a big league ball park he would know that.

As for Maritime competition we have an all star team entered now that will give any teem in Nova Scot-is and New Brunswick a run for their mosey. 1f w. McDon- aid measured the bases he must have seen that the boys are playing on the worst- diamond in the Maritimes due to the-fact that the Government wonrt finish the job they started this spring. l! Mr. McDonald is a ball fan and has the interest of the game at heart why knock the players? Why not no after the Dept. of-Public Works to finLsh the ball park they start- ed and left in a mess and an eye sore to the public. and give the players and'i'ans a break. Per- haps M1‘. .MoDonald thinks. like many oth rs. that. this league is backed by the Physical Fitness Dept. If so he is wrorm. the only support we receive is what the fans kick in. and of late they haven't been any too generous. With the prevailing price of

been a miithty hard job and the ‘officials of the League should re- ceive Aome encouragement instead 0i’ knocks. I1.’ Mr. McDonald had president and team managers I a-m s re he would have thought twice efore publishing his letter. Our all star tea-m will prove to Mr. McDonald that we have real ball players in Charlottetown regardless of what the Montreal scout may think. Hardball has not been played here for six years or more as moat of the players were in a

sre now tryinu to bring it back with some youngster-s and vets. Taking everything into considers- tion. bad blayina field, new play~ ers. vets returning to the game. Door equipment. etc. etc. I believe, and the fans agree that the boys are dolns s pretty good Job. So let's get behind them and boost not knock. If Mr. McDonald

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second 1n three days drew close I Ilsenthusiasr, 1h rene a1 of the Ne ort. R. I-- H h to 1500 wectawns mm Watched "m"! e-“imslflst-s omens my Beermuda yacht race sages up iu- i -_ -_.._.. Pmcci and Lady Rose. both --f{°§.'sde§ g‘ g1? that In riicln. night with Henry Taylor's yawl, mm of the Boston rm Box 0 by Pic Brown. Charlotte- wn menial or?“ i“ “ w“ B“““"' i“ i“ m“ ‘°"°""° “mo: e

currently mom; m. American town. and Lucky dperwer. owned m, q; “m, Iwcgf “if “W1 u“ 1y by the Good News. ownedwv‘

League. have been nominated tor lo! Myron MMAIUXIUI. Ohariotte- to be m“ swam” ‘we believe it M", a. W. Henry-

posittons on the American League WWII. brim! returned the winners. 1n‘ experiences I k "mil"? 011- A report from the United States -_-_

All-Star team which opposes the Paiiiaoci. the old campaigner are certain olf now “F l ore coast guard Plane B! 5 P-ms AD-T-

National Lessue All-Star team at not. scoring well m the 111-5; n,“ ‘O be Lanorgm dcourses which seem said the Baruna was 54 nlles We. Johnny .5410!!! Hid Wed Fenway Park in Boston next heats to end up fourth and sixth ers a e m‘ “n”! Zuif- from the finishing point in Ber- Martin challenge Ronnie Mc- Tuesday. Jul)’ 9th. Of the 28 play- suddenly regained his trotting 15o;- lnsgancs Be ' muflfl- Willie U"! 900d News W3! Dflllkflil 1nd JBCk W001i?! E0 o ers chosenjor this year's team form as he got away flying in the Sammy Snead" are 3e Ho“? and 67 mixes’ W!‘ ' h9mwh°e "Mich imiiizhi "'5 m‘ by the voting of the different third to force an extra heat with Pinehurst, 3on1 have W25; Pgrm ‘° The leading boats were cxpect- Brighton Horseshoe Club. mawh team managers 1s hsd been nsm- 0U. Vole and Lorraine Abbe the and South ' n th 8mm‘ ed i” “"1912” ti" 535mm’ w" 5° Si!" i" 9-30 °'°1°°k- 3”‘ W“ ed to one or more of the previous other heat Winners and then had it sensaiinna] 80g “muff. f“ m” sometime l-n the early msmng. w, o; three gan1§_

all-stair isqualiis and 15 actually sp- meg“, mum m5 own way as he I d0,“ know me exgcizgréiisons They had left rfilewpori iaslt Set; .__________.

pears n s -atsr action. Catchers I ..= . urda in the rst renews sir-C - Buddy Rossr of Philadelphia and Zfifiiiicgf Mm me fourth he“ cgfirge: fifllglgifigg" hfffl 5i” 9'“? i938 ywhen the Baruna took first Hal Wagner of the Rod Box, sei~ me gig m” and pa“ provided to pla their best when th ey 5am PIECE-

ected this yesr, were named in d”, $5.4m “mm in Bu m“ ton sill-um always felt if.” °" The coast guard lsne report-

m. t-llgnfnlhulful but d“ not Ewen‘. dine the iirotbafiiig nROYBti ‘Abam gmotiatmlglgérgog an an‘; eds wlgyslsrlCghaehsnyailvfichtxl-agmélugt BY Th’ Guam“ he”

' e~ an e0 Mae ou ‘Wim- » l e Mast I ‘ * '9 ‘ " all the way man Royal belnu a Tbvléffwwnt is u-ayed. m in third poiirtxlvnfltpfiqevnzzwut 39 Suzanne Lenslen who carried of! Players making repeat pertorm- head to the good at the finish. t h an due "Spec! lo the Au- mugs "w" e £5.11 0' Em all the Antwerp Olympic Games in

snces on the all-star: roster in- In the second heat 16-year-old lugs‘ National as a chmnpionship A} noon today “mt e103‘ ll - 1920' died m’ Pans of pummiml elude Bill Dickey, Bob Feller, Walter Craig after watoh-inz Royal ‘muse’ iIOWBi/Br. nlyflavorite is in "firs F11“ was “mud dmf‘ anemia five years ago today. Tho Ted Williams, Joe lMsggio. Tell and Geo M“ battle l. o... t m. Ark. Im Pmbabl be. out. the w“! s11" "f" any; great French 5m faded rapidly Rudy York, Joe Gordon.’ Ken for about, mp9, snug“; o; me ulna/dance a little sen iznenta and c“rlew», n9 ma?‘ L! e" “no from the tennis spotlight aftes Keltner, Frankie Hayes. Bobby mils shook Lillian Budlong up to B i i! 5119611‘ tlgus about it, bu; academys Highlan ’m 1.1m T. filming professional m 19% Doerr, Charlie Keller, Luke App- bring her home 1n 1T0,“ swung the act remains that nearly every 8nd Jami‘ Isbimdisen‘ ° e‘

has. Vernon Stephens, Hal New- an m; Qlmging drive o; Lady R056 : ime I 5° the“ I W1“ a wiimaln-em 114 mues‘

Mus"- siiud chandlfl- 9°!" m“ who also had come from. far back’ = ' > ii?“ alely‘ an” rejmmng “he

Maggie and Stan Spence. Players 90mm“ on; gm- mg “m4 heai Ham?“ chm“-

named for the first time were and the 0.1mm“ m“ m doubt RBP- Dvllflld OTooie. above. of u, o“ ‘filww “new” n 1-’ be" ' ‘

Argue: glegon.‘ ‘Jghnnyoh Pelky- Royal Tell and. mum Bunions Nwyfflfwigrfugiegflgs instruct- wfiaifi ur°uf.““w°“’.,}§§““fg, ,2}? at“ IIII ll >_

pm“ (Boo) grills. fiiCk¢;p§l,lx"-' “,3; w“ m“? .113?‘ Wage?" criminal libel suit agglngtm 3"‘ i‘ w“ "w *1“ of my first Job s s i Q;

rls and Jack Kramer. yum“ “ilabwiumse millmover “i: Jacobs. promoter o! qtihe Louis- m“: mmywlkevaufi Bmft and /.2§ .

. . E "' load before the halt had been '00“ £15m 115890» 0 001e, who ever the reasone! 'v u w-htat. x” (:A “mm” "“""‘°°m°“ ‘mm’ e ched d r tn r ho u 53”" i181" by television. asked New of that Texarkarl “m m’ p“ i“! " I ‘t /»-\\

ate the National League's ell-star r i‘ an Wm 9 e m? m“ e York Boxing Commission to hold Texarkon i .119“? ' i K ,,, selecting‘? of the B his ers gefizemsexttx; n??? unhfdymfikemfiauxii‘ go filghters’ purses. Jacobs said 000, but I'll ienlmyfi §f§§§°fi1 n a ‘J 8 w’ Y‘

c osen e g vvsr veterans. ey e was angry because he had We 1100"“! is the best co f ‘ 3)’

are Johan Mize, Walker Co r. “m” PM“ mm‘ h" "w" “Y- been refused compliments w; a tilt? of its =1 in n. “t.” °‘ ___ * - Pee Wee ese. Pete Reiser. os mm’ 5°“ m,“ 3'9"“ ma‘ “m” kets. w ' 1g 530g yamqfii, ° n J 3 (W) _ /

Slaughter, sign Mum, - d to the wire for the three year old ' l» l P" Your HALIFAX. IILY — k.»

5¢h°sndhnm Harry “we”, r_ trot and paoe with Lucky Spencer . w“ m" m“ °i a ""31" lime ,Watchim and Jollitésg. 15:11 {IWWB . **.*.="'a"“"u*’""~"- iluwur. °.f sazstnblisl Knights 0f a The so» to: u . m. u zlzgymnmhlos“... t... Wm (t)

m z. y manno. e terestins one because the location bl t and. another

Blackwell and Delmar Ennis. 1- View”. * Wummdo was H°°d Si“ m“ -

tihough only eight member; A“ 2-3-3, Mona McKane, a. promising gfie $311181: ‘iiiiulli’ ylmvfiimhogig lpair owned by Harry Breen. will

the 1044 team that defeated the trotter 8-6-3 and Helm Buolons o m you.» gym, mum a do”; The; me in Meme this "mm"

American League stars. '7-1 in 4-4-4. _ on the very nevi hole you tnay be A 595°!“ "ampm trunk Wm

Pittsburgh were picked, 14 of called upon to sllee yr)“;- ghqg $0011 Y°11MY°$5 “he “m” ‘mm

this year's group have appeared SUMMARY o around a dogleg. the we! known stable to the

in one or more of the dozen prev- . I go back to Texarkana quite Maine circuit. Other horses in-

ious all-star contests. with two 2.11 Trot and Paco often. We visit my wife's folks and elude GB? mw- Mag” ca“ , others, Pollet and Higbe. named __. I et in a few rounds of relaxing Semtter Fidelis and Whimwoifl

once before WIUIO: geing action. PléliloOi (laalérst) ,, a s 1 1 tegéltrae Tigers and Aces met yfl- 3301i; T$9v haw; 51w“ “m, mmigg giro latter two are owned by .

.. ~ __ ymrnn ns e erean 'vesna een. ' Players making repeat rfonn- Sorrsirxileolgbbes (if) Kelly) 1§Z§ softball fixtures in the ir“?il°§u.§°§§ many hours on it. p: t so ‘But before heading to such science Prov“ whisker,

ances include George urowskl, wait, N'See (Kelly) 3 23 Columbus tongue. The former Pfvbflibly another reason why I meways as Hesqllo m0. BMW“

Marty Marion. Eddie Miller. 001w. Adam iMéKen "s a dr gelling a one sided decision by a have m“ ‘"1 fl-“eciimi for ‘he and sxcwmuan. they will first 1° flfeflshafdfls Wmflnmis! Claude Palseau, Mort Coo r, Beuben Lee 6 4 5 score of 15 to 5. The lineups fol~ “"759 is 5993145‘! i‘ W85 there ‘ha: to Amherst for the WJ-d-Bl/ m?“ B t C 1 a; R ‘(£51m

Phil Cavareita, Fred Wal or, 11mg» 215 g1 j 13]-; 313 iuW:—- I received encouragement to work July 17-18 and then to Morlcton “ o5 e a!" ‘e Truett Sevvell, Walker Coo er. wmnhé 130,53 owfied bv gm“ Tigers: R. Cheverie. W. beClsir °fl my same and I built up oon- m. me reqjpqflng o! the track Cream guarantees to sof- Mlze. Muriel. Slaughter, Reaer, Brown Ghzmouewwn ' H. Pineau, L. Crabbe, E. McNelf-iidencein m sell. Ihad been work- the" I b d

Reueeéspncztth an: Higbg. Player; ' - g. gallant, .1. ugh“, R_ Burkeiiingdirbéhe o gs a: tlhe m: wont}? " ____________. b 1~ “B70111 "I H10 mm“ nam or e irst time were . rew, M MacD nai. a“ "V" ~ - i‘ 1' °"-- .. 00000 0 --

Johnny Hopi). Ltowrey. Frank Cius- 2'28 Tm‘ “m! PM“ Aces: J. Revcll. 120Gb: w_ Mabgbut sol! was so much in mv blood gfi§fifi§§er "" " 20.? 100 00x 5 6 1 how tough’ or your tine. Phil Maui. Schmitz, Black- L d R0 i 1 Donald. w McFariane. .1 Mac- ""1" “'“1°°k'“¥‘°' ‘he kind "i McCahan and Errault‘. Gardner m°°°Y back“ We “d” wen’ Enm’ s°h°°“‘“°““ ‘m’ lily Se (wsenelot l‘; “mi Q aims‘ N- Caliaflhimi D a M’ which WWI" “n” m "w" and Marshall. our 140 ears’ reputation Lamanno. The st. Louis Cardinals, L fa“ 3W”? "3"" Z MacLeod. s, Macbeod. ' i i° °°“°e“""“° °“ my gm“- Nmvark cs3 oooooo a a l Y,

as might be expected. lead in the RU“ 22H‘ ggéiéifssey) g3 The next game is today st 3 _ J~ film lteyh B dTeélgritllufl 0Y1 Syracuse _ _ ooo 020 000 2 1 3 that ‘you ll get really number M representatives with Lwwc, m Ken) 2 m. between the Tigers and Bu! g1‘? m“; 1i“ a Q‘ "WP" Dublel and Garbhfk, Cort"- comfortable shaves-

31X, a y Dogs, r to make c ange a d invted mebeck and west’ ,

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represented. the Cubs and the Winnuw horse owned by Flown in a Junior girls [ieagufi unfit Q12: °“ imsme” w‘ “med i“ ‘°““-j .}I3:l~lstix~]y‘ogeitv % 003 a». s a o Th" w“ league-leading Brooklyn Dodgers BWWH. Cilllfiuiiteifiwll- fl hard fuusht same the Co-Eds M 8°“ and “km about the m1 Hooks Calvert Johnson 8nd

Fankifll behind the Red 31rd, 'nosed out their opponents by onel busmass’ but 1 guess I only we’. Kuhn‘ Hoover and Grasso. .' if

wlilth four selection; gplgge, gin- 8 Yes: Old Trot and Pace ' run. The score 14-13 gives a good eoleflegggwlgmugggességfi “Ron nun gig ' l :’

c nat and the Boston Braves descri tlon of th ‘ c s .. . Z

landed three players. Pittsbur i1 Lucky Spencer (MacArthur) 111 Smartp fleldin b; etvillgrelasmlvtficflfgid-elgmlf; B Kgifeffi Bvmuauml; Pnovmclm- Exilmmo" i n ’l,iii-,a.~ and the Giants two, and the rn 1- Miss Commando (Collins): . 2 a a Millan. Audrey Lund Leyla Mc-' ‘k . " , i?“ E “Y "e a“ i" l <7] a lles one. Cavaretta. Cup captain Mona McKane (Pound) 33 2 Rae, June Bryentonypd Norms Wrirdidgaoirdhe 1mg m [irsthb f(' #8 and 1945 champion heads the Chr- Helen Budlcng rMcKenna) 4. 4 4 Joseph ‘with timely hitting by,“ B, professions?“ the exukana t- | v8

vase Contingent. along with pri- ‘Time: m6. 2.26. 2.27. Stephan» McNeil. Mar Bc-lcn. t 1:, AUGUST 13th T0 l

ch" P s u t 1d Ma w Y Y Colmt club. ‘Ira was on Nov. DATES AB _ _

as es . o wm- series one- Winning horse owned .bv M, ry alker and Shirley Nicker-t g3, 193 and n w“ ygaxs begore 1 161m . Wash your-face thoroughly,

hit fame. Cavsretta ls listed as an MacArthur Ken51m¢on_ Son. save the fans an inkling of made 1,11 rad; but, ll anks m Mr -—~ - T 1 outfielder on this squad. Mort ' what they may expect from these wamw § got a'c1.wce\ m work on’ Th, m1" List for the Provln-f using hot water. hec eon- Cooper who proved somewhat o! young players. They lined up as my ggfne “time earning a living m Exhibition is now being difl’, (r your: whiskers, free of i a flop last year after the Braves ‘ “HOWS: “'_“‘_““’“ ' crib ted and co les have been mail d- h

purchased him from st Louis 5P- KID-Eds: N. Joseph, s. Nicker- nausea wasrs t t‘; n uni‘: exhibitors and sur- m“ m" 3

bears to have recovered fro-mam son. J. MacDonald, s, McNeil, “J, Slim)“; c359,, ,,.-, available to any the Shove!

Biiins risht Wins and is enjoying _ Weir. M. MacKenzie. J. Brycnton. Eons before the manufacture of "m" ‘mm-mg m the Secrctaryvl. -'}

a banner season. He is sccomps-r- U. McNeil], B, Cgylg 3_ Land“. paper m china or by the mm i’ A ‘a I 9,.» ' o led by catcher Marl and Hopp as gan. J. MacDonald. ' wasps were producing wood pulp m” QBFCB m?‘ n4“, List u new u» (a. Brave representatives. AMERICAN LEAGUE Bobby Scot: M. Boylon, L Mc- for their nests. 1 I? thlisialggeln introduced. ‘same-i '2'}

'l' O III Q ~ Rae. A. Lund, C» McNeil" M. |ea “rises for the exhibitors who, 07k: ‘z Charlie Grimm who will mam Boston 000 Z00 000-2 8 3 Walker. W. MacMlllan. 'Mnry y’ mil the most care in the prnp- \i ' are the senior Circuit's all-star New Yflfli ooo 01o ooo-s 1 a Walker. a. McInnis, n, Pickard. B. Zfiitfi"... live stock. o... clcsnli- i entry Wm have n° shmtsmp “m” 5* Macnmmid- ncss nf their stables and utoisllfl Work u a thick lather with P

rles with the Reds‘ Miller around to share the berth with Reese and Marion. Only Mize oi the current crew has been named as many ilmes as he has been, six. Rio Sewell o! blooper ball (Amt makes his fourth appearance as a representative of Pittsburgh. He will bring slo g second bssema

Gustlne who as sbvecl the fol- lowini of the Pirates what little they have had to cheer abort glib his fine stickwork. The

hlllles have only one represen- tative. their star rookie, l En- nis who ls hitting .325 despite the fact that he missed the entire spring training trip.

O 0 O O Ardi Ward in the Chiolll ‘Pri- bune reveals somethkig hover known till now about Joe Louis. He says the hardest fight Joe ever lrsd was with Adolph Wlater. who in 08B d ‘Saws: one

si lanes and tanks.