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Hockey. Executive Plans To Stage Monslertiiigo

nr. P. C. Dougan presided over a businesslike meeting at the Exe- cutive of the Islanders Hockey club last night at city Hall dur- ing which financial and ozner problems were briskly discussed.

It was decided that one item on the clubs money-raising osm- paign would be a monster Bingo, to be held in the Forum early next week. In fact preparations for the affair are far advanced and the merchants and business men of the City have Jointly contribuied a sensational list of prizes, rang- ing from an Electric refrigerator to an electric ioasterfii will heal- most, but not quite. an all-electric Bingo. which should please not only the cash customers but that hartigly little fellow l'(.eddy-K:lo- we

Most glittering prize of the fif- teen: to be oiiered is the Internat- ionsi Deep Freeze Refrigerator worth more than 5400.00, and don- ated to the club by Mr. W R. Jenkins. representative of I. well known farm implemem company. The refrigerator will go to the

It probably is the most tempting and practical reward ever offered to the hundreds of-Bin-go players in the City.

The big ice box will be the star attraction but there are fourteen other prizes, worth many times the price oi admission. The lucky "Bingo" first will also carry home any one of the following: An electric ootfee percolator, an electric iron. a radio, a mix master, an electric hot plate. an automatic toaster. an electric floor lamp, an electric mantle clock. an electric kettle. electric door chimes, electric wall clock.

The Forum is also donating a pair of hockey tickets for the first five games. and a pan of season skating tickets.

There will be the customary door plrise-quite useful too-a ton oi cos .

The full list of donors will ap- pear in this paper in an advertise- ment to be published in Wednes- day's edition.

The -uvertlsement will give full- er details about admission fees and other important ll-.iorms.tion.

Baseballl Big Six

Leading Batsmen:

Pisyertciuli G AB R. H Pct Musial. 9 St. Louis ........ .. 87 326 68 121 .371 , "obinson. Dodgers ...... .. 88 317 64 115 .363 Ashburn.

Philadelphia .. 90 3'73 58 135 .360 Minoso.

Chicago ....... .. 90 317 74 109 .344 Fain. '

Philadelphia .. 82 293 37 98 .334

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Senators N--. 76 302 51 100 .331

Runs Battod In: National: Snider, Dodgers, and Kiner. Pirates, 66. American, Wil-

I liams, Red Sox. 81

Home Runs: National: Hodges. Dodgers. 28.

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' uni; ,, ooo-a 2 Phil. .. 100005100 00000-1 140 Reynolds and Berra; Paige. (6). Shore (7) and Anderson) sh:to(?)o mg 39:"; 1-liller. Klippstein (6). Hatter: Hague (7) and Maheney (9) and Minarcin. Lcvengutls (7). Schultl a Ptlletto and Lollar. . (6), Leonard (7) and Burgess, Lollar. (9) and l-&ndf1Ui- . - Owen (12); Church, Hansen (6). second: second: 131-333;-1-gongn Luau; Konstanty (7) and Seminlck. New York ,,,,, 204 on 00-7 1 1 Toronto ...... -..000 000 0-0 0 1 sA1'unnAr mama ., no on 1.0.1 1; 1 Wilber (12). 5:. Louis -.-, no ooooo-3 is 2 Buffalo olo 101 ::-e 1 s om". W.” on ooo 0419.1 5 2 Second: ........ ... (Called end 8 inning rain). Hudson, heiki (6) and Plulubo. NATIONAL LEAGUE Alexander and Atwell, Konikow- Chicago ..s 000000 1-1 If 0 Kuzava, Kramer (2) and Sil- Anderson (4); Simpson and . . aki, Eiunsnann (3), Wright (9. Philadelphia ...... 0000000-0 3 0 vera; Byrne, Suchekl (8) and Tabachecx.

Cincinnati .... 000 001 001-! I 1 and Watungton, (Called account of curfew. will Batta. First: -

New Yorlr ....- 100 ooo zox-s a e '.I'1It0IIl0 .... 100 (no on-e 11 s be resumed at later daie)- Fir-ii 59010311010 - 000 010 000-1 4 1 Fox and Howell; Jansen and mg mg oo;.o 1; o McLish and Owen; Johnson and Washington .. 00: 004 001-1 12 0 Rochester 010 210 001-4 I I Yvars. Madlinger, Peterson (4) Day (3) Wiiher. . Chicago ....... -. I12 000 000-6 14 0 Fear, Swartz (5) and Cash; .

Chgu” gmooowogg 4 Q 1,". Andenon; Ackerv Barrett ms-gt: Marrero, Consuegra (3) and Collum -ind LeBlanc.

s-liilsaelplils - on on 001-0 10 o (s) Schulz (9) and Tabncheck. Cincinn-ti -.-- 302 000 210-"I "I 0 Guerra: R080Vi"- Gumimi (5) 500000:

Lown, Dublel (e). Minner (3) Springfield 91- on :11 ooo-e is 2 New York 000 0001')?-8 8 1 Pierce (6) ")0 Wll- 5P'i"5"”” ----- 000 0” 1"” ' ' and Owen. Burgess (3); 3.5- noollutor . ,!l10000!x-O11 2 'Ru1i'enIberzer Ind Howell; Kus- Second: Rochester ------- -- 1 0 H911; and Seminfck, pang, 1,, (3) and Bu,-. lo, Spencer (4) Gettel (7) Ken- Washington .. 070 101 011-11 is o Schultz and Hui-brink. Yuhas.

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Gal-aglola; Blcklord and st; sync". N 0000” MM, 10 1 New Yofk),m my on 2114 11 1 (7). Rotblntt (0) and Hslrston. Bamberger. Cox (1). ileiler (6.). Claire. Brlttln and Oswald: Libby. Rob Ramsdeu. Wdhmeier (5) 5mm, Erautt (6). Miss) (8). Nicholas (14) and Tompkinsollt. St. Louis -... eooooooso-1 so 1 inson (3). Tanner (7). Costello (7) Blackwell (9) and Pramean. "yr Wa””"?'”" ””)- G'""'I'V' V” Brooklyn .. .. 1o1 ooocoi-a is l. (9) and Baker, Foiles (7). fg)lzeifi5isK((i):(7;Iear;x.wSpfnccr 1NT1'4'iN0T10N-414 "WWI (Sh 310” (10) '00 01'

Staley. Brszle (7). Poholaky Ni 050 In 95 Film . ' (9), Brecileen (9) and D. Rice; suNnAr ""0 3-'”m0'0 "'5 001 000-5 1' 1 Newcombe lnd Campaneut AMERICAN LEAGUE Toronto 000 I00 302-6 8 0 Syracuse ........ .. 010 000-! I 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston M" 020 400 101 2,.” 13 3 Buffalo .. 240 002 00x-8,14 0 Possehi and Oswald. Keegan,

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wumnig-,,.' I. on gmmklo 14 3 C,-imgm. McDerlnott (10) Mesterson (10) Chicago ...... .. ooioozloi-a 0 I (5). Brain (6). Chambers (7) and Evans. Mon (10): Cain. ,Mog-eno and Gpgggo; Gumpgft. and D. Rice, Erskine and Camp- Begarden (4): BOTOWY (5). Hui- Mom. (3), Demo" (5). not. uieug. chlnson (7), Stuart (10) and blatt (9) and Erautt. Halrston lint: Gimberm (5). Pittsburgh .. oooooooso-s s 1 First: Philadelphia .. oooooo oso-s 9 o B0-Wi. w------ 000 001 22x-6 9 0 P'i"00"i'h"'- 000 300 010-4 " 1 Cleveland 101 no lox-s ll 0 Pallet. Willa (7) and Garnzioia; Cleveilnii ---- -- 221 010 00x-6 0 0 Shantz. Kuceb (s) and Altroth; Surkont. Estock (8). Chlpmnn Fowler. Scheib (3) and Murray: Feller and Hagan, (8) and Cooper. Lemon and Hogan. .. .. 030100200-8 s o M: Second:

. 911 000 031.3 7 3 Pithburgh ,. 020 030 000.5 10 0 Philadelphia .. 001 000 000-1 '1 0 Scarborough .,..-1 g...,,,; -I-,uck,, ton ....... oio ooo 001-2 s 1 Cleveland olo ooo zox-3 7 o TF0!” (7). While (8). and Gina. Dickson and McCullough: Wll- Kellner and Astrotil: Gromeitl berg. son. Nichols (5). Paine (7). 215- and Tebbetts, Hegan (B). I

New york w 919 9;. M14 11 g toclr (9) and St. Claire. First: - New York ooo oos rim-9 ll ()1 ' TI” 110 012 200 000 01-8 10 2. St. Louis ...... .. 000 000 000-0 4 3

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ATTENTION RIFLEMEN .

ANNUAL PRIZE MEET JULY 30, 31. AUG. 1, I COMMENCING AT 8 A. M. OVER. 5100 IN PRIZES

Special prizes for cadets and green shots

Sneaks Al Rotary

Mr. Leo Lamouresux manager- coach oi the Islanders Hockey Club. was guest speaker at the Charlottetown Rotary Club yester- day. He said hockey had done much for Charlottetown and Prince Edward Island in the way of publicity. It also is a great sport for young people as it teach- es them to make their own decis- ions and develops-their sense of balance to a high degree in addit- ion to giving them all round phy- sical benefits.

He suggested to Rotnrians that they take their boy. to the hockey games and explain the finer points oi the game to them. "Try to at- tend games in which your boys are playing. for if a boy knows his dad is interested and watch- ing him play he will put every- thing he has into the game to make his dad proud of him." Coach Lamouresux said he was doing his utmost to make vlext season as good if not better than

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last- year for the Islanders club. All last season's players are anx- ious to return and ten new play- ers with whom he has been in contact all have signified their willingness to join the Charlotte- town club.

He spoke very appreclatively of the wonderful reception given himself and the players by the people of Prince Edward Island. The good word has spread tqhoc- key circles all over Canada, and that together with the record or the club last year made it easy to interest new players.

A new member Dr. Owen cu.rtis was introduced by Rotarian Dr.

American. Zernial, Athletics. 23. Budd shnm Rotarian W. W. Reid was elixir- , , man. The following guests were present: Rotarisns. Dr. John Argue. Ottawa, Alfred H. Brittain. ... Montreal, George Wood, 9rydd!ney. NATIONAL LEAGUE Dr. Harry M. Ohruch do her. Maine, Rev. Melvin Aitken, llam- Brooklyn ..........;..... 56 32 .636 ilton. other guests were Messrs l... - New York ...-............ 49 42 .538 P Fl-aiiam. Grsffam. Gardiner, St. Louis ..-........... 44 42 .53 Me.. Rev. J. Ti. I;win.MCharlotte- Philadl hi .......... 44 .45 .4 town. Rev. . . aclarlnan. CIi1CIl'il.iIpi.i I... 43 44 .494 Montreal. and the Hon. Dougald Boston ...............-... 40 45 .471 Maul-(lnnon. Pt. Prim. Chicago ..-............. 36 45 .444 Pittsburxh ..... .. 35 32 -402 O 0 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE mww- is mi M iii .Buffalo 51 41 .554 n a n Syracuse .......-- 553 . Rocheste -. , 4- -1 -2- N. L Baiting Race Baltimore ..-..... 42 55 -433 Ottawa .. 42 56 .429 W Si)!!!-811010 33 5' rim NEW roux, July .340).- Brooklyi-i'a Jackie Ro neon I 0MEnlCAN LEAGUE l i in again on St. Louia' gt?nngMusial in the National lg -,............ 53 '14 809 t':."m3"' 5- as ism 1.-2-'.r.' ".'.:':".' i':.'- , - ' A a e p a's c l e - C1'V'i”id 54 35 507 bsln threatens to make it a CM00" 53 39 575 three-way race down to the wire. D"i1'0" - 39 1: Robinson picked up ateam duh Washington 34g 56 km ing the last week, clouting 11 ggilllsdoelplhia .....-- 2, 62 303 hits in 20 trips to the plate to

boost his batting average" points to 363. He picked up 10

points on Muaial. still the peer ' setter with a fancy .871 figure. Muslal fall off two points with nine hits in as chances. Aver ages include games oi lunday. July 22. ' .

Ashburn. second a week ago. fell to third under Robinson's torrid comeback. The Philly cut.- iieider, however. moved his mark up one point. from .359 to .100 on 14 hits in 58 tries.

Back of Ashburn came the fol- lowing: Johnny Wyrostak. Cia- einnati. 331: Bob ltott. Boston. .386: Ray Canipanslia. Brooklyn. .833: Al Dark. New York. and Ralph Killer. Pittsburgh. .812) each: Carl Fur-illo. Brooklyn. .313: Di k Sielar. Philadelphia .312.

Inst. Furillo and iilaler pieced ChleIao's Frank lioits. Peanuts Lowrey of 51. Louis; and lrookiyn'a Pee Wee 3,000! in the bottom of the big

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