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Page 6 The Guardian,

We-d., July 27, 1955

NEW YORK (AP) -- Yogi Berra belted his 17th'T

Dodgers Nip

Flyers 2-1

In Baseball Thriller '-

Charlie Ryan's Dodgers lillshllfl across a pair of runs in the last

of the ninth inning to overcome a:

1-0 Flyer lead and win a tense squeaker from the league-leaders 2-1 last niizht

Ruck Whillock led off the in- hing with his second double of the night and went to third on Irv MacKinnon's line single into right. Charlie Ryan was walked Intent- ionally to load the slicks with none out. but Fiddler MacDonald's strategy backfired when Jay lofted a long fly into right and Whitloek -cored after the catch. Square- iriggs folloued with another long '13- into right and MarKinnnn. who

"ad "advanced to third on Jay's fly, crossed the plate with the winner

It viax .111 exciting tense hail

a.inir all the tray with the Flyers oreakiiit: the scoreless tie in the seventh uhen Ready led off with a line single and scored on Mac- Veilk double into left center. fluniiir Stanley tried ialiantly to hold on to the lead but the liod gets were not In be denied.

Paul Jay pitched 6-hit ball and Itriick out 9 in sending Stanley down to his first defeat of the sea- llifl

Staiiley was touched to; it blows. 5 of them doubles. and struck out 3 .

Irv ?lIai'Kiiiiiiin paced the Dod-

Tpr. R. Barwi Provincial Rif

Tpr. Huh Barwise was leading the field in the aggregate at the and of the second day's shoot in this PE I. Rifle Association Meet at Squau Point Ranges. Sgt. Roy Vessey is in second place one point behind

O Fdt R. Hamhly tied fin tuft plar-e with a perferl score in the City of (iharlvittetoivn match. along with Sgt Roy Vessey and Tpr R. Fiat-ii-tee. anti then won the shunt- nft and top money at the 300 yard range.

The MacDonald Tobacco (lnm-; panv Hatch saw Lieut. Mary Mac-I Lennan and 0tCdt. R Hamblyl shooting off with 103 out of a 105 in the trickiest conditions of the meet so far. with Mary Ithe only: woman to ever represent Canadal at the famed Bisley meetl winning the shoot-off 1

The last match of the day' brought together two veterans whol posted perfect scores of 50 at 600p yards. Capt. A. J. McCabe wont from Sat. R. L. Cotes In a draw matic shoot of! to wind up the: second of the three day meet I

The conditions were difficultl with a shifting mirage diiring most' of the day. ' .1

Today will wind tip the shootl with the Physical Fitness Match and the Jones Memorial Match. also the Henderson and Cudmore llliitch. which is open to Tyro's only This match. along with the

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gers plaic attack lillll and a pair of singles in lotir trips

. . . (1 vumlmk dubbed mu 8 hra;:u:.)c who has become manager Casey doubleheader. 3-l. Dmmlm MM! cupped m.0.,,agg,.,S. Stengells ace in the hole. gave up.

doubles and Ryan and

Elmer M1-it-.'x'eil got the only PX

3 dmmh. (llcvelaiid, ivliit-I1 was beaten at Boston. I A ' S ins the Athletics won the second ' Hyrne a coin:-hack lefthander gains of an American League

home run to lead off the sixth inning and break up a pitching duel between Chicago's Dick Donovan and New York's Tommy Byrne Tuesday night as the Yankees knocked off the White Sox 1-0 and padded their Amer- ican League lead to two games.

The defeat left Chicago in a second-place tie with

Tuesday night. he Senators gathered 17 hits to

. iust four singles It was his nintliltake the opener. 9-3. I

Doug Ford Wins l P.G.A. mic l

DETROIT (AP)-Doug Ford, an expert shotmaker who needed all! a title to stamp him as a (roll golfer. won the United States Pro fcsaionai G o i to r I Auoclatioi championship on his first try by defeating Cary Middlecoff 4 and 8 Tuesday in a thrill-packed match that ended on the 83rd hole.

Yankees Take Two Game! Lead As Berra Belts Homer For 1-0 Win Over Chica

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Midget Wrestlers Back At The Forum Tonight

The Midget Wreatlcis are com- followers and there shoulu ., . mg back to the Forum this even- in-ge crowd 0. hand when ." log and along with four of the

Ihigger lads constitute the biggest Hr" bout "ls underw” " "P '"

card presented at the Forum this dwllgm u""- season.

The feature event of the card will be the midget tag team match

Baseball Practice

"aghast, MOW ml. mt, I.'lyer&,atVl('l(tl'.V against two defeats. . lxiellner. who left in the seventh double in the seienth. l Cmcm-NA1v1 iAp1,.nun New. 'n'::::gd:”ihl. 8 lame back Wu" N15 30X SCORE it-ombe racked up his 17th Brook- 050"" :13-rrs sh A? lg ll '0 3 I"? Iyn Dodger victory and completed meg” .hi. l2th . th N t' I ' Gallamnh & N U 0 I 2 " "infra... 1..-.-531'.'?E nl-2.1.3.-ngJi"3l3. 3aseball Standings -' ' A dI.4-2T:d"ht. . .. h B”"l”'e "I l 0 1 I 0 0 llllill-lal2I9-Ixlglart-ltlilil righllllrzinadernmhas By Tl;Fr:n;,?Da:DlI::'x FLRESS ;” ”'”” KT R93”-Vt lh 4 I I 1 0 lost nnli one game - ' "' "LL 31:33 MaeNeil. rt 3 o i 5 1 o 1 3 - ' I L Pct. GBL Lund. 2h 8 ll 0 -1 0 0 BOSTON min Frank Sui-'N9l” V” w 3'7 -519m Cudmnre. It 0 0 0 0 0 0 livan's stylish five - hlt p1iching,Cl"C8l10 57 33 -500 1 ' . . v Cl 'l d 58 39 598 2 l-?t(:iY(lIrxl'Ps: ll ll H1) l 3ll&Y1lff,':'n.b:,n.l'"g',fn,:,l;"l.,,:m,'"pa5fg Bofslrfnan so 41 517 4 Bill "Pud" Beer and Errol Stanley xi 3 ll 0 0 1 II the irrepressible Boston Red Sox DPITOII 52 43 547 7 Nlchllson N" the Islam” repres- rni.-s: at 1 I as it Ila. , 5.1 ,,,-c,.,,,, Tuesday night ow, Kansas City as sis .402 21 enlatlves on the N- 5- W1 P- E P- Dodgr-ris 111.9 (rim-eiami indians, ' Washington 34 52 354 251. Wlllington Cup team and will leave K Maclioiiald Grady Hz-itton and .um Piersal1.Baltimore 28 so .293 sol, today to take part in the tourna- I Cf&3h 4 it it 3 1 ol,-115,, contributed key hits to that . National League -men! opening -I Calsary on 5811 Mv(' ll . It 3 0 n 0 0 0.5 - ' h..n,' 351). ( he - w L p 1, cm urday. Kt:n:edl.i'r.n c 3 o 1 3 0 0 1:: .i'7m:;1,l),.3s 9" 0 I 9" Brooklyii s7 31 .5314 1 Bill is a vertan of Willinizdon Cup D. Macllonalti l Larry Dnby homered for the Milwaukee 53 44 .546 1.112 Pll.V IMVIHK M9" 3 member M of 1 0 0 tt 0 ll losers. New York 52 45 .531 15 three previous team. while 1'"-"0" Wlutlock. ss 4 1 2 1 l 0 llerh Score. Cleveland starter Philadelphir 51 50 505 171,; is having his fiiv-' '17ni! if "I8 ClPl' 5lal'Kllln0ll raised his strikeout total to 154 by Chicago 46 53 4653211.; adian Championships. having qual- Tlh & lb 4 1 3 0 0 fanning six in his 4 2-II-inning stint St. Louis 43 51 .457 22 ified by k'ng the N. B. -- P. E. l- lllart lh&f 3 0 1 11 0 but found the Red Sox jinx too Cincinnati 41 55 .427 25 T" -lav. P g 3 ll 1 0 5 ",much as he lost his ninth game Pittsburgh 38 M 384 2915' 5lllllll'9lll'lEE;b 3 O 0 6 ol against an equal number of Vic-i . tories I Nlurrell rf 2 ti 0 II it ill Douglas. rt 1 n 1 n o 0 Acuichoo IAPI H New York Kennedy TO 60 Totals 31 2 9 27 14 0g(lianls hlevi a 5-0 lead Tuesday me am” " V "mmirrr and then bounced back to edge lCIll('a1,'O Cubs 6-5 in 12 innings as , , STELLARTON N-3 ll-Tl m Se Leads Al Dark dclivered the llame-win- Trammq camp Liverpool Larruiar-(rs unleashed .- ning single. - barrage of-base hits, including six

le Shoot

Lieui. Mar) Mai-l.eiiiinii . Sgt. G. G. .'ilacl.ennan Tor. Edisiin Hardy Sizi. P. J. Landrigan MEIJOF A. F. Gormle) .. Lieiit. G. .1 Rogers Gnr. C C. Strong SE1. Eric (loles

Sizt Eric Cotes Lieiit P T Huopei Tpr R A Yessey .. Tpr Myron Lin: . F73 R. W Ross Tpr R. BHTWISF

Last score in

Tyros Cd! R. Connolly

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Dark, just seconds earlier, had survived on Dec Fondy's fumble of his pop foul fly that would have proved the third out. Given this "life" Dark promptly lined a single to center to score Joe Amal- fllano, ti pinch runner. with the wvinning run.

Hal Jeffcoat. Chicago pitchers. was the loser on the unearned run

Don Liddle speared his fourthl straight ivin working in relief.

The loss was the Chicagoans 15th in the past 16 games

ST LOUIS 'APu -- The Pitts- llIlI'El1 Pirates. kinking likc any thing but a last-place club. ran their victory string to five straigh'

, ' - '15 by edging St Louis Cardinals 3-1 F-Sat. Vt. MRFLPREI . 45 Tuesday night behind Dick Little- TPV 5- Mullins -- - 43 field's six-liit pitching. Johnny TD; Gmld 42 Oilirien and (icuc I-ireow each lit

as score In .n524 43 a home run for Pittsburgh. Teanf Shoot-The P. E. I. Provin-

cial Rifle Meet Association

Shot Ill conjunction with the . Mardonald Tobacco C o m p a 11 y Match. 1

First place --The Black Horses" l

0 Cdt. R liambly . .. 103

Tpr. R Barwise ,, 102

Tpr. R. A. Vessey , 100

Total . :05

Second pIHL'P:--5fll Chy.

Lieut. Mary MacLeonan 10.1 Silt. George Macl.ennan till Sgt. Roy Vessey 101 Total 303

Third place-'l'hc Red Team

WASIIINGTON IAP Alex Kell- y nor and Tom Got-man combined to restrict Washington to seven hits

Baseball Results

By THE CAN.-U)lAN PRESS

National League

New York 500 000 000 001- -6 11 ll Chicago 012 000 020 000-5 13 2

Mantle. Giel 131 Wilhelm 171 Grissom.I8I lliddle tit and Kattp Iiolnian I121: Davis. Jeffcoat 491 Perkoiiski (I21 and Chili, Cooper

M91. Weliiddle: IpJeffcoat. Hr.s--

homers. Tuesday as they battered Stellarion Albions 16 - 4 in Halifax and District Senior Baseball League contest.

Forbie Kennedy. local young hockey star. received a letter Tom Frank Selke yesterday asking. him to report to the National Lea-

. . . . . The game was called after sevenl L'ue Montreal (anadien s traininel - .

Camp in "19 (an. yinnings h of darkness after when asked last night F hi - -, - Sam ma! ho was mm to Hg”? ihelted 19 safties off fiie Albion lg Tr; mgkt 'P"l.l"."k 3"". ultiilse of LlVEI'p0lil.S circuit 9 . . . . andl heefilelirtneas thapt fifilililrllllielirllite clams camel? In the third mmngi

one with the bases loaded.

Donnie McLeod. I8 - year - oldl 1Charlotteiown native who is -het 'league's leading htirler. picked upl llhe win to give him a 9-0 record. Russ Hendricks took the loss although he lasted only until onel roan was out in the first inning.

HALIFAX tCP) - CeIlar-dwel- ling Dartmouth Arrows scored

will he sent to the Montreal Royals of the Quebec Hockey League.

Probable Pitchers

VEW YORK IAPV -- Probable iiirhers for today's major league games Hvon-lost records In paren- Ihesesl:

American League

Kansas City at Washington I2. twi-nl Shantz (5-7) and Herbert (1-6! vs Shea 11-01 and Stone 45- 11'.

Detroit at Baltimore 42. twi-nl Gromek I9-fit and Coleman (1-2: vs Brown 11-11 and Gray t0-01.

Chicago at New York - Harsh- man 166v vs Turley Ill-8'.

' Cleveland at Boston--Houtteman (7-3) vs Brewer l7-El. National League

Brooklyn at Cincinnati Int Ers-

ykine 19-4! vs Black (4-ll. 1 Philadelphia at Milwaukee Int Roberts (I6-7t vs Biihl 17-7).

New York at Chicago 12! Hcarn (10-11! and Monzant ll-it vs Hacker '9-91 and Minner I7-41.

LONDON (Reuters)-London had I I heat wave with temperatures above 80 degrees and women turned up at stately Lord's cricket ground in their bathing suits.

This was too much for C. B Fry. who is 83. takes his cricket seriously and remembers whet such going-on could not have hap- pened in the sacred precincts 1 Lord's, home of English cricket.

One of Englandis greatest all-

ft is being Investi-

ILIADY ron IWIM 1l0RON'r0 (OP) - After four months of training in Lane Ol- Iarlo. ttnrry Bryant. 10. of nibuh In 'l'hunday he Atlantic - ill! 1I--"' '

Don MacLe;d Wins 9th As 3Larrupers Drop Albions

lthree i'iiiis in the seventh inning and added another run

ulim Bailey taking the loss. Truro

Bathing Suits, Ar English Cricket Field

ERBOLL Nicnoiaon

LGARY TODAY

Junior title earlier this month.

Erroll. only 17 years old. was the first Islander since Doug Sa rs took home the bacon in 19:? win the Junior title and he dirt with the lowest aggregate sci -ver made by an Island Jur Many local golf followers

thir 'll if the young fellow can

do well in Calgary he might! very cll come home with the Can

adian title.

tBARBER'S FILM LABI

in the eighth Tuesday as they downed Halifax Cardinals 4-2 in the Hall- fax and District Baseball League.

John Stokoe started for Dart- mouth and got credit for the win although Heller relieved in the-

the league-leading Larrupers had seventh. Ed Buckley went the dis- Dd

lance to take the loss. 1 Don Stafford of Halifax slammedt a homer in the sixth.

TRUHO ICF't A fly ball to the outfield scored fl runner from third in the bottom of the 10th inning as Triiro Bearcats edged Kentvillel Wildcats 10-9 Tuesday night in in Halifax and District senior con- test.

Kentville used four pitchers with

tossed.,five men into the fray and Moe Drabowski picked up the win.

Pyiamas

would promenade in his pyjamas:

These were the replies he re- ceived from the cynical, irreverl snt present generation:

One said: ”li' Mr. C. B. Fry willl promise to keep his word and willl let me know when he is next at-' tending Lord's I will be happy to supply the pyjamas. females and likinis.”

Another said:

"if this habit is

continued, I foresee a welcome

in which Farmar Pete and The. Eagle will match wits and holds with Diamond Jim and Ga:-aboldl.

Ray Walker of Montreal will tangle with Jim Hill of Maryland I and Mr. New Brunswick will meet Tiny LeBlanc In the two semi- final matches.-

The memory of the great crowd pleasing show put on by another midget troupe here last Thursday is still fresh in the

Ford. 32. has been I pro less than Alx years and only became eligible for the PGA fuurnamcnt this year. Playing almost perfect golf for an entire week and re- fusing to bend under pressure. be swept through six strong oppon- ents in a succession of sub-par rounds to take the title.

He is only the second player in the 37-year history of the PGA tournament to win the title on his first attempt and the fourth quali- fying medalllt to go clear through. The only player before him who won this rugged match all! felt the first time he tried it was Tom C1-navy of Albany. N.Y.. in

HEAT RLOWS CARY

Middlecoff. the year's top money winner. shot a G1 against Ford's an In the morning. Then he be- gan to make mistakes.

Mlddlecoff said the torrid ma- ther was a deciding factor. "I was so exhausted I oouldn't think." he said. "I'm getting 100 old to play this kind of golf."

Ford said the but didn't bother him at all. '

There will be 11 practice for Tom MacFarlane's Sun this gy. run; at Memorial Fiald at (.15

MONTREAL (CP)-int-no Mm made it low straight for cumi, Sunday as be defeated Ian Mr; Donald of the British Woof Indies 6-2, 4-8, 1-5. 3-6. 6-4. ii A Dlvis minds of mat iCup tennis match.

ATTENTION NOIISEMEN

OLD HOME WEEK INTRIIS CLOSE AUGUST In. If you intend entering do If today- Don'r Delay. CH'TOWN DRIVING PARK

RACING SUMMERSIDE

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Entries - close Thursday, - July 28th Midnight

Tennis Classes

The tennis instruction classes that began Monday At. the BYC courts will continue this avcnlng at 6.30. g Racquets and balls on provid-

for those wishing to learn the game And students are asked to

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won smooth-aol..d sneakers in order to preserve tho 0091011 Of the courts.

CHICAGO (AP) - speedy Swoon's Son. the 8-to-5 favorite. easily won the 3144.530 Arllnlllm futurlty Saturday by WW9 l95l""' at ArI1ngion.ParIt.

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