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.. Aiiairstone. a 2.13%.... ‘son by Iairwly horn Rosetta‘! carried the ﬁfth. bgaliieymvgiluuiwriuiegwvig‘ the l i; mile Newmagkeiﬁ a ¢hooes scare

the paddocks thalmthe hard luck man" of Enziish racing had seen a preview of his ﬁrst vic-

lory. -

The South Mrican mining mil- lionaire, in more than three dec- ades of racing. has failed to sad- dle a winner so: the blue-rlband of the English turL- 1-1 closest bid was" in 1055 when Rob nGood- fellow ﬁnished secon .

Falrstonedat 5 w 9. showed he had stamina-for the 1 1-2 mile

Epsom. Mav M, when be

llc-les t0 outglme Cockpit, 5 to 4 favorite by a short head in ancck- and-neck duel up the long hill to the winnin Dost. The French- ownedi-las ﬂ-lmiltoﬂsirot. Ind a Derby enidy. ﬁnished third.

astronaut WHEN

(By The Canadian Press) » Vincent Richards. 15-year-old bolder or six American tennis championships. was suspended from tournament eglay 20 years ago to- day_ Charg withgcornmercialia- ing his name and reputation-as a

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R¢d3.F€ir1j-€l18‘lléVLedJ; A . lGiangtse_ 5-0

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o xgiiowins s nt the 1088 season riding e Buccaneers‘ bench, answer 1'! relief calls. MET.’ tWl-Paillaltli‘. ‘iii held the Giants to one hit dor

four innings. struck out five and l" B181“ of mu

gave a single pass. On top e hit a home run in the seventh.

8t. Louis Cardinals went into a tie ior first lace with Cincin- 'nati Reds b; efeating the Phil- lieslnthe irstof auwc game series 4-9.

Lon Warneke bested Claude Pssseau to win his third pitching vlvwrv =oi the year. although Bow- man came to his rescue in ,the wslhldhlﬂi"? re. ‘tit;

a.r ' a three hits each ‘ 4

Boston Bees snapped out of a e losing streak with a 10- tt performance, and, be -hit Ditchln! odmu ed Chicago Cubs 6-2. Fet wa ed seven men and ed a home run ball to manager Gabby Hartnett in the second, but aside from these lapses he had no trouble - recording his imp-m straight victory. ._ ‘The Cubs failedto get a, hit ircm, the time Hartnett hit his third homer 0d the year until Her. lunhan tripled “tau lrgpen the eighth e squee their other ruri in the third ‘

The Dodgerscame from behind twice. the second time with a sev- en-run apiur e which drove Lloyd Moore from l: groltrlild ang gave Brooklyn _- mnp over Cincinnati Reds.

As a result of this defeat and 5t. Louis‘ vic at Philadelphia the Beds were opusd into a. t for first with the Cardinals.

Drawings For Davis Cup Play

IDNDON. May 10-(0? Haves)- ‘Drvwings were held today naming tit: lincupior the Davis Oup ten- n matches opening tomorrow be- twsen Great. Britain and New Zeal- an .

e secon" m . Brltainlwil meet A. Brown, New

On Frlda . the Hitish doubles learn or W and

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find u» "Charlottetown our-dun m

essential in

them. Informed about the amen mo"

interested in. heart oi every baaineaa and social

g first in dolly circulation .,a first in reader-interest

; in advertising news

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To Ti-IE HEART!

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- M Prince Bdward Island their ill"! "VN- n "W! It goea atralghtto iii! matter. w . l

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Union oi’ Canada will be held May 30 at Amh 8 it was

- m. a; Wi1liams,'Bed so

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candida‘ tel) admirer“... i l "endorse- say die National. ‘Hockey Lnaguye Governors will hear m Boston Bat-

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t Joe Locum mime? r tors too. Whllﬁnil‘: tgtsee Jersey Jim win. iigure it.- was a sentimental verdict against Farr...

. With the British-United States o ‘ ‘es lam than a month ort, quickening been

icual Polo challenﬁ since they last won

1111c prettiest less in the athletic til-mam t be . bike ridgrs...l.ntll.ig b?” Qﬁviilllii El‘- Oarriﬁ wn lcd ‘Boston Red Box to the alias-t vgorlrl Mabel! in in 1010 is back in the pillliﬂ eve man in the tiles‘ CI féfpii Tmﬁ“ 13%" “l?” "l"? Boston's purse strlnabjapmg 0d

Several or the local more are bemoaning Iﬂllhl-ll is rnakin on

my Lung nukes his no thtio here

sports deriv- he inroads

of alppeara Vnce Pim-

teiling Man Del occasion lit 1e sur- se.. . .it's an old Tlwrcusiom" .. on Black Mike Ooohrane was manager last season he learned from that schoo itching Beaumont, Texas.

Proposal Defeated

‘IRUHO, N. 8., May 10-A pro- posal that the Nova Bcctia Ama- teur Baseball Association break away from the Maritime Province Branch of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada fell through io- day at the annualmeetirlg of the baseball bod

a his sore

to registration tees from all ball clubs in the hlovin ‘

ce.

fees at present go to i]: U. In their stead. ﬁle N. s. . B. A.. would bay the Maritime branch a iiat 850 asfiliatlon ice. The recommendation will be ut before the annual meeting o! he M. P. B. A. A U o! 0.. with a re- béti be transmiltte’ to the par- .v. ‘ MEETING MAY 20TH. ‘BRUNO. N. 5.,

annual meeting Branch M the Amateur

erst.

nounced today at " the annual meeting of the Nova Bcotia Ama- teur Baseball Associati

Baseball's

g Big Six

Batting (three leaders in each

l e-40 c ma) u“ o‘ mcinah a n m. l" muse i: igigdg {ii ‘ blevdmsor x 14 sa 1s a: Isis Frey, Reds 14 5515 2i sea Medwlck, cal-cs 1'1 ac o as so» Arnovioh, Pia-lilies 20 '17 10 I) .877

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N ti nal League: Goodmammds ~10: ‘Agnovicil. Phiiiiel. 17; 14°97" mick. . 1e. _

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Feller Hurls Tigers End L

10—(AP)-Bob l ma: four

NEW v YORK. Ml. m‘ two wild

Bell er gave Wu?‘

ry ppcn in the s nin and- struck out eight batters. Nick tie-n clubbed out a homer (or u: A“ m. ‘he are“ w!" l". es emp , a e s a Ircsky hail tour hits in five tripe Vehxan ‘Ijommy Bridges. limitinl W L _‘ ‘ to ‘ . riirlng out six batters. pitcher- Derot rs to a 5-1 victory the their seven-game losing streak. It waw- Bridges’ fourth win against m deloats, and lifted the

out or the crican league g 3r as Philadelphia lost to Cleve-

n .

The lone W run was un- earn .the res toianerrorby Clharley Gehringer n

m; to the plate;

and

in the second in-

n8.

New York Yankees went about their business like ‘champions at St. umis. smacking two or Johnny Msmums limbo: for home runs in the first inning and beating at. IDAIﬁShBIOWQiI. 7-1. the

011 ' e score put Bronx Bosnbers all’ a game ahead of the idle Boston Red Box in the matter of games won and lost, it still left them in second place in the - $712311 M88116 oercentaso .706 t0

Leltv Gomez started for ihe Yon- kees. but a muscular cold and a stiffness in his shoulder and bank oroed to

. Bump e lat-hit ‘ n the nnlng when. with the bows edontwos lesandawalk. hit Rupert ‘rhmnpson and forced

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Title Decided

NEW GLASGOW, N. 5., May 10 ——(0P) Mbnown Aces and Stel- larton Monarchs may decide the Maritime softball title here next week, Clarle Potts, Monarchs‘ man- ager. said today. The turns won the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia titles last fail. but cold weather set in before they could decide e. Maritime tiﬂ€h0ld&_

Potts said he would open negot- iations with Monolon with a view to establishing deﬁnite dates.

Meade Rides Sir Damion -' To Victory

BALTIMORE. May 10-(AP)-— ‘rwo come-backers. , Do Meade and Marshal e ‘s

Damion, ran $1000 added Dixie tode.

lory in the

andicalp at y.

Tile veteran rider. once suspended for more than two years. and the gallant horse that once broke down raced a smash g 2 1-2 half length trlum h in the 85th renewal

ihe h im-ic pre-Preakness»

the

second. a good length ahea-I of Edward Friendlyﬂs filly Jcoola. Mrs. Parker COHIiIlEs! land-bred

ed by . . firstsiartsincenmn gsecon to Bull Lea in the Widener Challenge Cuo March 4, was worth 22.025 hésgoowner. He paid 819.50 $9.70 and

prizes. The drawing Motor Show tonight.

7-4 Win Over ~ Athletics;

to ture being

Indians T.

osing , Streak .

Predicts Sox Will Replace‘ The Yankees.

By EARL BILLIGAN Press Sports Writer 10——T0m Yaw- Boston

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nee Box, on which he has spent $3,500,000 since 1038. will develop into the greatest team in baseball within the next rive or six seasons and stay on top for a long time.

The genial Boston magnate be lleveshe has the makings of club good enough to take over the spot held so longnbg the New York Y . the Red Box have an excellent chance of win- ning the American League pen- nant this season, or next.

“I know u lot oi’ fellows said I tried to buy a pennant when I scent all that money for players

Joe Cronin," Yawkev said today. "I wasn't necessarily trying to buy a pennant. If we could have won one right away-so lnucli the bet- ter. But I was simply hopeful oi’ getting Boston back of mc-hope- ful or! convincing Boston fans I was tsyingio give them a good

Expansion of the club's farm system, principally through in- creasing the number of working agreements with minor league teams. i: paying big dividendsnow, Yawkey said. Such youngsters as Ted Williams, Jim Bagby, Jim ‘Ihbor, Woody Rich and Bobby Doerr have been playing big parts lp Boston's sticking in gitgiee American League pennant

1003 the Red 80x finished seventh. winning 63 games and 86. landed in fourth seasons and in 1030 shed sixth. In 1937 they were fifth and jumped into second place last season. I

Good Crowd At Opening Of Motor Show

‘Ihe Charlottetown Motor Show

to music supplled bv George Chap- pel1e's Merry Islanders.

For theopenmg ngllt the Show was a deo.ded success and before it is over the numbm‘ o! people who takcitinareempectedwbewell upFgétﬂwllﬂnﬂmﬁilsalm" Bk f

a e many new m es o cars that are things inspect

‘r - tionai ‘iT.“;°"-i’.“ slang those“ in attendgnce will: some fancyéttap-dancingaA gunk:

onlposed e lidlsses e , ur- iel and Mildred Acorn y

and Mar- West took the house down wllh eir ening number; later Miss

Weet

Acorn

and- dance ‘ Bnmanm

d a solo wit}. Mts Muriel do a solo 1n a song l Cyr or one Magdalen Islands drew rounds oi louse with his rendition oi’ the buc wing dance but it was two little tots of 4 year old who realivstole the ow. solo wan-dancing 11111115975 petite. demure Naldo Web- ster and Arlene GOnIICns drew rounds and rounds or applause on their) clever pcrtfgnnglnceg mding e program was Ch poll; and gills Islanders with the r old-time music, man of the hum enjoying the old- ime

g. The show will continue until sar- ll-Ydﬂl’ night with tonight's big Ica- blueberrv pie-eatin

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OTHER SPORT

on sweep their Baseball

singles

th game, when al=o had Art Parks’

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cover by a attack. set led cu a

Niel‘ Red Win age. o" YTGCUBG bill. the chiieufis

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two-baggewg i; e in H midi‘!

homer 'with t/wo on sparked a four-run Montreal upris-

inglin the first ilmi though ou" from Toronto M losc 6-5 victory

Watléns,

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ne runners on first an out in the ninth enabled the to break a tie and Orioles 5-4. The Wings an even the four-game series d Buffalo winn-ng

as do: t Balti like Bob Grove. Jimmy so“ and ‘w? m”

the

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1st draw 85.00; 2nd. draw $3.00; 3rd draw $2.00; 4th draw $1.00. Every admission ticket entitles you to a chance to win these will be Saturday night. Join the throngs at the

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Bears Rally To Defeat Royals 3-7.

on 10- or)- Nﬂ-(i dgficit anlimy t ( I.

MtreaiRo

mlfieldew1f£k' hfrd-lmm I 60

plate with a a-ipii. doub . two Ill

5'. Jersey Oily two-same apls heals over the Can- who relieved Roy-

Joiner after the latter was driven live-hit third inning down to shut-

Mulligan. tts wild throw with d second and one

I". 81 be 100 10'! 151 M. Aylward ‘I8 90 127-051 '1'. lllcAi-thur 102 105 i110 B. Mitchell 56 55 88-02! R. Ellison 116 140 106 E. Curler B5 00 83-422 I". Henneesey 90 121 135 R. iidcliarlsne 113 E3 M-Gl‘! H. McConnell 91 02 99 E. Cannon 102 102 112-004 C. LcGlair 18'! 130 .122 M. Carrodheg 50 88 18-604 B Cox 140 11B 1-10 .1. McCaba 6B ‘l5 l". Gallant ‘l4 W 157 _K..O'Brien- 54 '10 04-585 C. Plneau 115 128 91 E. Dougan ‘l0 ‘I2 108-552 G. ‘mambo ll 120 129 L. Ellison w d0 ‘l5 87-551 O. Gallant " 84 ‘l’! 86 B. MoCebe Bl. '14 93-486 J. Kenny 91 l1 6d V. McInnis ‘l0 60 50-462 Tonight At ‘l o'clock elrcial laconic Finals: ﬂoats vs. .

Tonight's Schedule It D o'clock

LADIES GENTS I. Dougan M. Dowlirlg L. Mcbcugall . Duncan L. Co McDonald Mrs. A. Kelly Al! Kelly Dot Yie . Hemiphill Dot E. Cullen A. Wisener V. Coyle M. Connolly Doiron E. Oiioliorvan

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be staged. It H me be both i , , I m o‘ ‘gash an onioyable‘ gig}: 535g: A D01”! __

L-GEO. CHAPPELL AND HIS ISLANDERS. Z-OLD TIME FIDDLERS CONTEST. 8.-PIE EATING CONTEST. (You will scream at this one). ‘is-REQUEST NUMBER FROM LAST NIGHTS PROGRAMME. 4 Cash Door Pﬁzer-During Show ,

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won all three contests by ma:

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