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riul-cii 'Ir.~ph_v' b)’ llefeatlnk [he dlidllgllr‘, ilk-st Kent tram 12-7. n; 1hr: ~evnnd straight win r ‘m. (Lin, boys in the bn~t ttbm- wrlri- _ Bu; d, g... ms iicavi‘ hitting .33.; 1m (.‘(,:l\‘l’l by the wtrrners q vrcri Kent team stayed in

runnmg fight up to Ithe final L!“ In the last of the e‘ghth ,4 (mini: 9-7. thPy 8°’ l-h“ P0- nlisi tiznc runs on» second and 1,4 Qulv l0 lmvc thc wlnnlnz. “M11011!!! bear (100111 l0 KW s final <~u~ Again in the ninth ter the champions had pushed n; lhct‘ final three runs, the w 1;..,_-,1r=_-_<, loaded Ult- sacks C, 0,7.» r‘ wn but a fast doublc .- mm Lilli. I0 second 1n Glov- 5 Lq-kqnrlrr ended the Bflme in nil-him msiner. Ready coming in , crntre field to tag the runner “m, g-O... first on tbs groundl ‘i. l '_ two school teams dis-

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CINCINNATI. Juno 18 _ (AP) -—1-'-nky EWPAI Blackwell of on. cinnatl Reds soorccl a double-fl st tonight. pitching a no-hiitr-r agirmt Boston Braves in his fizst right game or the i947 National Lrgue season

While the lanky sophomore of the Rrus lineup held Boston iiclp- less, Babe Young of the Reds pounded tivo honi-c runs with two men on base each time to make the final score 641 for Cincinnati.

Blsckiveli allowPd only four walks throughout the gmznn, and only once did n Bostonian ur-i va=t first. That was in ihc eighth uhen he tirslked Masi and Sisli in suc- cession But. Ryan filed and Nic- Cormick, substituting at bai, lined out and the inning was szvezl, I

lilesnwhile. the Rods iinmnnzcd three Boston pitchers for 12 hits. Young collecting the nisiWs brit- ting ‘Aonors with homers in the first and eighth, t-hc first one end- ing the evening fur “lriizht, Bor- ton‘s starting pitcher.

Blackwell's rip-hitter “as i-ir: first in the National League since Ed Head of Brooklyn it'd ‘he same thing to the Braves April E3 0! lest yeas- It was the first tin-nit- tes- of the i947 season and th~ flr:i. in the big-leagues slum Dub Frill‘? tallied one against ihc Yankees April 30. 1946.

Blackwell last year flllllfillTil iii 33 games. winning iilne and losing 13.

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Fresh from a surprising vic- tory over the league leading Rov- ers Had McInnis‘ Legionaires are

going after new game tonight when they tangle with the City League Anchors in rescheduled game that should be about tops :~( far this season. -l~ + + -l-

Bcaien 6-5 in their" opening joust against the west end team Legion are more than anxivau; to square matters with the Ryan- McCabe outfit and by so doing force themselves info a, tie with lhe Rovers for top spot but. nat- urally. the Anchors. faced with the same opportunity have other ideas about the matter and will be out in lull strength for the im- poriani encounter. Only thing certain about the game is that at the end either one of them will be deadlocked in the top spot with Rovers.

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due to undoubted pitching strength are 2-1111: ir: ilnri it louzh to stay at (he head of the pack.

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In the Anchors case many felt that the reorganizing program they were forced to go through at. a lair dale would leave them vm-y much out of the running. This husrrt been evident in the two gamvs they have played to dale and isn't likely; to be so while ihe Lcqlon proved in all and sun- dry Tuesday that they have to be

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West Kent baseball players had to bow to a. superior Queen square loam 1n the City series but frins who watched the two games will not soon forget the spirit and fight shown by the losers nor the aggressiveness and smoothness of the Queen Square squad either when their lead was threatened or whcri they were forced to come from behind. '1' 6 tl: '1'

This series, begun last year after several seasons 1m the dis- card produced smart ball a.1l the way through‘ and brought out the fact clearly that in the ranks of the school youngsters are many iarcmising, ball players who if given the proper encouragement and incentives will in the near fixture form senior teams that will lic able to bold their own against

any-tiring ‘m (he Maritimes. -I~ -l> - Revival of school competition

not only here but throughout the Province has been one of the big liems in the Department of Phy- slcal Fitness‘ program under the guidance of Bill Reid. It hasn't been an easy task by any means and ofttimes was discouraging but vidth efforts mode beginning to bear fruit these competitions are expected lo hit. new highs before 1947 ends.

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Charloitetown playgrounds are filling a great need In the lives of the youngsters also. Taking a. walk to the three now in opera.- iion the other day we found the swings. tilts and various other equipment. going in full swing with supervisors right on their jobs. The kiddies together with the older children were enjoying themselves immensely and tho 1.1m fc-r which they were built. namely giving (he youngsters sup- cruised recreational facilities is certainly being met.

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Due to the show ‘Tunsu. Fizzln" taking piece Monday night Promoter Joey McDonald sn- riounced last night that his boxing cnrd scheduled for the some date had been put ahead to Tuesday June 24th. The card features Pat Davis and Lloyd Martin in the lo-r-ound main event with Mar-

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stake. i- 4- 1- 1- Around the tvatlonel League they claim-some with not. a little, the

spirit that. can bring New York a pennant. It is s. fact, of course,

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mow anasoow. us. June 1:‘ -(CP) -'Pr1nce Marine. owned by H. Welsner of Picicu, N S, won the $3.030 purse in the stake race. feature event of s harness racing card at Blue Acres Race- way here today.

Driven by Tcddle Weir, the Pic- tou horse finished behind the fav- orite. Talugl. rwned by VLF, Mc- Cvlbbon of 5t Stephen. NB, in the first. heat but took the next two.

In the second liout, Cyril Dau- phince of Halifax, driving his own Shanghai, was thrown lo the track when suikies ia-xvgled at. the llire? quarter pole. The horse finr ed the heat driverlcss and Diupiiinee was treated in hospital fce head injuries and shock.

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SUMMARY Blue Acres No. 2 Stake (Purse $2.000: Prince Marine (Weir) Talugi (McGibbon) Mary Ellen (Lewis: Jean Budloug (O'Brien) Lees Nightmare (O‘Brien: Bonnie Spruce (Oland: Doctor Wilson iR.0l:ind> Milt Budiong (Kelly: Aubrey Budlong (Allen: Rilla. Bars (Lewis: Mltzie Bars (Walker: Guy Spencer (O‘Meara) Shanghai (Dauphinee) Time: 2:13 1-5, 2:14 4-5, 2:14 Frce For All (Purse S400) Tip Abbe (J. O'Brien: Waichim (flood) Walnut Abbe (McLeod: Chuck Worthy (Campbell) Grant, C. (McAiduff) . Time: 2:12 2-5. 2:15. 2:13 2:19 Trot and Pace (Purse 5400:: Time Counts (W. Lewis) (Campbell) Scotty Bucllong (Weir: Jack Clyde (McAlriuifi Peter Bucliong (Jnrdine) .. Wait ‘N’ See (CYMeirra) . . Sandy D (Conroy) Free ‘Prade (McLeod) Jacob Witbrow (Dauphin-

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Their high standing means little, so far as championships go, gt this stage of the close and wide open National race. Even the shortest cf slumps can scramble‘ the standings in astonishingly fast order. But l.I1e experts like the way the Giants irandie themselves even when they aren't poyvderlng the ball as hard as on other occasions. They like the bristle and pep of the players. who greet every victory as if it were n. World Series win.

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The Giants are rated weaker than many (if their rivals when it comes to pitching, but as long as their power at. the plate is maintained many claim their gen- eral husilc and drive afield will outweigh any’: mound deficiencies.

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Anchors Anil Legion In League Game

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15-Ycar-0lri Steals Show At Horseshoe Blub

Flflflih-ycar-old Alan Shepherd last night stole the show at the Bflkhion Horseshoe variety night Pwsrflm. winning three of four contests. Here are the results:

Points contests: 1. Alan Shep- hard: 2. Jim Davey; 3. Earl Mo. Court.

Ringers Coniesli 1. Alan Shap-

hard; 2. Jack McCourt; 3. John Legimhmd Anchor,‘ bu“, with McCouri; 3. John Buote. an oppoi-{unigy of 80mg mm n Obstacle contest: Alan Shep- first place iie with ilhe Rovers “("111 1 Jack Mrfiflurl; H. John meet in a City Baseball League r-u- B11019- countm- a), the park dial-noun m.‘ Blackout. contest-z 1. Ernie Lar- nlght in a game that ls slaiccl iol l"; 2- D0111? slliilllflfd- get underway ll 5.30 aharp. Club officials asked the follow- Winners of a. nip and luck irig members of the girls volley- siruggle the last tiime they met hull lean: to be at the club to-

Anchors are expecting a much ‘nar- der game tonight and judging by. lilo game one of the best clashes of 11,10!

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season is expected.

Activities llt The Bcivcdcre Golf illu_h_

In a mcufs four bull handicap played at (he Belvedere Golf Club yesterday afternoon Dim lilcMiilan and Ralph McKay defeated Doug Pierce and Doug McMillan two-up wlrlie Bob Glggey and Howard Mc- Inrils were ivimiing from Dr. Lem- uel Prowse and Sterling McDonald

B-up.

The two winning teams will play off next. Wednesday afternoon, June 25th.

Several matches in Standard

Cup play were completed since i-he first of the week. Bill McNeill d8- feated Joe Reid. 2 and 1: Jim-i Coles defeated Harper McNeill. two-up: Gordon Foster defeated Gordon McDonald 2 and 1 (with Allan Mic- Miilan defeating Walter Pickard 7 and 5.

Mixed foursomes are srhodiu-lcd for Saturday afternoon prizes bc- rn; donated by RT. Holman, Ltd. The draw will appear in “his panel" Saiurday n-iornlnz.

Select Tcanl For Inter-Maritime Rifle Match

The‘ final practice for the lnler- j

Maritime Rifle blotch W85 shot yesterday afternoon and the fol- lowing team was selected to rep- resent this province in the match between New Brunswick. Nova scotia and P. E. Island that will take place at Bediord Rome. Halifax. Saturday morning. June 21. commencing at 9 o'clock:- Malor A. F. Gormieyg team cap-

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The Island riflemen will leave on Friday via Wood Islands ferry and will put. up at the Carleton Hotel, Halifax. Although they haven't had an opportunity to get fr. much practice they are hopeful of making a. fairly good showing.

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lAllky Ewvll Blackwell, star of- efs sxvai was his 13111.

uaetnnsti Reds mound seer: anlI Every (Ziant got at {cast see Jud-std by some as the best hurier} Sfifetlis. with the exception of Lloyd in the majors, tossed the first no-l Gearhart. who managed but one. hit game of the season at Cineln-l Walker Cooper slapped his eighth

natf last night, blanking Bnsion- four-banger with two aboard in the

Braves 6-0, fourlh frame io climax a six-run The loss toppled Braves out of, ul"

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behind New York. i proved to be the winning rim by The slugging New York Giarilraj smashing his firs‘. malt!‘ league

giving rookie Larry Jensen plerily of support. handed the fading Pir- ates another sheliucking at Pitts- burgh ycsierdav. clubbing fcur, Buc hurlers for 20 safeties and s; 12-5 (Walkaway. l

Brooklyn Dodgers pulled wlthinl s. halt game of the third-place Cuts as they rallied in note-h n 5-3 vet-l dict at B-ruilntoivn. knocking ilank‘ Borowy off the slab in the eighth‘ after piling up all their runs inI four innings. It was Boronys third lcss against. seven wins.

New York rookie Jensen alas- ciouled for three homers-Hank’ run of the year with no Greenberg’; 10th and 11th of the base.

homer in the sevcniii to break a 3-3 11v. Jackie P.’ "sun sewed it. up 1I1 the eighth ficcl footwork. He reached firs‘. (p: rm error. SCH-ll} ed to ihlrd on Hermanskis sacri- ioe and ramped home e5 Johnson heaved wild atlrmpt 11g to catch him at ihird.

Taking a firsi-inxiing lead on two hits and two errors. St. Louis Cur- dlnais downed Philadelphia Fwhil- lies 5-2 for vclory No. 7 in a row —sweeping their second straight series since returning home.

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