lied $08 Qltut Out Detroit A oereats ira

Anchors ilntl" I Legionairefs In .Tonlgght'$ Tllt

m 1.1m. anchors and Inton- h ir ' t-ponetl w“ wgletiphhia bee: p“

‘ over D

ma... writ-b Olfriiemﬂ-Ylih do to ootmler with

Legion Team T Play At S’Side Dominion Day * M:

centre 01 the Stlmmﬂiide DTIVIRZ P k This will be the third time l Oharlottetownmtnasar; h: invaded "is . r mo other mesnﬂma m m," en tr Btmunersld-euin o

- S’Side Royals - ’ Pittsburgh Dut iii League tisllar

yaw voters. June as -<AP Pittsburgh climbed out of

i . 8-0. behind ‘glue (our-hit pitching.

i . f li.S. Dominates Wimbledon Tennis

MMBN. England, June I5 QUE-Seven of the eight seed

Angelea. advanced toda ail-England tennis champ n Four o! them .9061‘! Am splay oi power justi- oice as top-heavy fav- the women's title in 8 at '

° llamas-Illa Ray " ' Kay, Ruth Cannon.

Tbre .1 finer, Glob

a Qleveilond

aims (8-3

(Gandhi: Press Bolton Red Sex moved) another lull game ahead o! the second place New York Xankees in the Ameri- San League pennant chase yicater- 8 V I01‘ ay by sqtgtzn out a 1-0 c y "mm or Monday“ W‘ tunes will be 5 i’ Icarus this week. Last sme and Thursda ‘a are "We games whIle the

g the ankoes . A gestational" tlchirig duel want sourn ea _nnn ass - l Hutchingson walIted y Iour w” “m” ma‘ We“ “I”? m" straight Boston batsmen after two “"11" I“ m‘? SCIWWE will be were out to torce across the wil- played “M3” “"0 FRIdBY- 30W- llIllI run as the Red Box edged w" “u 1° Tigers. ‘ Cecil (‘llaxl Hughsan laced only in blanking the 'I‘l ts. Hutchinson also yielded two hits but ltched his way out o! trouble twrce and into it thﬁ otlhel‘ time. m ug son acor g straight vIcto shutout in a man and

registered before h is the registration

e announcement _. awards for batting and pitching. the Yankeea '1 + +

"n" Mhmd m, 3e 50x Bill Geno's wretched she-wing ‘ d “chm: against Joe Louis further stresses a‘, 1n. the need of test bouts {or the com-

mmy gym,’ m“, batants any important fight. 0g m, yea,’ 4n This is especially true in cases the opening ﬂame. V9 been 01R

Joe Dlllaaslio. with tour hits in-

0i

at fancy p rced to prove couple o! tune-ups years on the tlstic the bulk o! it are that he d the oppor- Two runs in the sixth. which tied the score at 4-4 sent Newsom to the locker room, but relieler Kennedy allowed three more hits il- it and two runs 1n the eighth and As bad as is the current heavy- was debited with the i055. weight division, outside ot Louis. dozen members at . uid have beaten the timid Conn of the other evening. ‘T ius didn't have it." said Donn. when they led him away from there. “I'm not there any more." That was a fine time for Billy the Kid to admit he was as~ washed up as a cancel- led postage stamp—aiter it had been clearly demonstrated to everybody. 0. 6 '0 .~

0 “I'm not a matchmaker," says Chairman Eddie Eagamwhen ask- ed why the Boxing Commission permitted Mike Jacobs to prcsmt

tunlty to disappoint at Yankee Stadium and more than 50,000,000 throughout the world. i! 1-

Even Series‘ With illftovin Girls

12mm id Ro b d - Brigelztgone ﬂrIIoIs e wn ‘I'll

quirlng lighters o! questioned abil- iiy or condition to first demonstrate ave sometthingion x2e

ing in the aw gvcs t e

o‘? ‘mud w} h h right to reguiatielplrices. - t t use two consequen a unc-

¢l°h W" w“ “m” me d“ tions strictly in the hands of the “gum” Wm b‘ my“ is cause for won-

51 e ‘m’ "n!" ' commission in

Line-Ups: Brighton

oiaaina ‘d me

“QRIQ?” running the works when Louis and my mime’ June Me km Conn came along for a second help- _ are)“ mane Down; (aliairlmanbPhﬁian put teeth ' er, Joan n o e aw y aving commis-

xg$ ‘Igggﬂaitie, 1mm; ston rules adopted. Seaman Watson Btlhlﬂill-BPQ was the featherweight champion oi’ rltaln when he arrived LaBarba and

- Baseballs -“Blg Six?’ .

had a precedent. All hands had to qualify 33mm" ' . in the d days regardless of their - reputations When he first‘ arrived In 8a Francisco from New Zea- great Bob Fitz- show in private against rzood . . In Justice to Louis and Conn 'nted to square off with others before engaging one an- 1 other again. Louis signed with the promise that ii‘ the Collar Ad were participate in any tune- up bouts. the same privilege would

be accorded the champion. '

0 O O O

Johnny my, managing Conn. balked at the clause limiting the chaliergeg to exhibitions, retereeing and r I appearances. Ray hagg- led for a couple poi’ da s before _ dl to presltire. “W at could 1 do?" asked Ray. "Jacobs had the champion. But perhaps some of the wreck of light public

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s

Eight Ball Players lillled in (trash

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BIATPLE. June $-—-(AP) -'l‘h0 death list in the Hamlin: I chartered bus reach

make our

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Jacobs was taking with what he believed gate, howeve attler owed

h I100

no chances would be I . especi

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Rovers Take Over Topﬁpot In City Baseball League

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Baseball Results

NATIONAL ' LEAGUE

lneininat-i 011 112 405-15 i6 0 grooklyn 010 101 000- 8 12 (I

Hetltl and Mueller; Webbser. Cir . Brenna, Highs, Lombardi aaglgdwsrds. .

in dil iculty all 'r

100 not 010-3 9 4

York 000 000 000-0 Stzincevich. and Lance:

macher. Volselle and Cooper.

100 101 220-7 12 2

000 01D 200-8 ll 1

Passeau and McCullough: Roser. Wallace. Spahn and Masi.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

000 100 02% 9 3 000 000 201-8 10 D Wight (Mlmpert Sllivestri; Feller

Going into the first of the sev- enth the Rovers had a 12-8 lead but the Legion got back in the bail game with a five-run rally in their tum at bat as their batters started to get the range. The Rov- ers added two more in the last o! the seventh to take a six-run lead which proved to be enough to them h

Waghlnglnn 000 XIII 000% l0 I Chicago - 011 002 OZx-G 10 I L9

Newsom. Kennedy and Early‘. Dietrich. Hammer. Oaldwei and Trash.

m; o 2 1 nine innings he

we c” Smith on the mound whlﬂed eight

Ready walked five

00° ‘no Mk3 Cart MacDonald

Pmhddlmh 6 o doubles tor the R0 W- ......""2:.i..=ii-' it: at». »

Kris". o bi nu . R105"; Z9155]! 5nd Schultz’ Hen‘ ‘i lotlaqs gill‘): eztrti-Cggggtbirgw wing-iii e fifth.

rivrranvarrounr. LEAGUE ‘mpled i“ ‘h .

no ooo oo- a o 3°‘ 3”"

000 301 Ox-l 8 0

Barlllari. Podgalny and Kuhn: McCal-isn and mutt, nninz

Baltimore 125 000 400-12 l5 2 Hennessey, 3b I00 000 100- 2 10,1 Perry, c . and Murray; Besse, McIsaac. it Ben‘, and DQnning_ grant/t, Strain. rt .

llgicholson c!

I 000200000-201 95-53513 --

iiﬁifilsfi" y s21 10o llx--15 is 1 aBlonchai-d s.» Mellis. Barley. Swanson and T0331‘

Gmsso; Gabbard and pram“ xlieplacedu-Hemess

0M Rovers .. might-iii; 9- w!“ 11'.- i: semi. Whltiock ss . MacDonald c! .. Hunter c ._ Carmichael rt E..Ward 3b Smith p Totals

eaten Dem“ for the Rovers Legion

triple and a

a.‘ HI I

Legion MacLeilan, ss. dab Maclnnis, 2b . . MacNell. 1b

o (4HN0OO>-'O**NF> c.

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Newark

Rochester, Kai-net and Berra.»

and Marshall.‘

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Pranderoast. Within and W851i i-Yuuitoman. Eaton and Ta-ba-

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$31 12

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the late. Georg bases. Bill wlor. Jack

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“Flag” Competition ‘lath’:

Umpires-L AL Francis; Kane.

For Golfers Today

A “F1ag" cbrnpetiiion will be played this afternoon at the Boi- vedere Golf Club. _ _.

The competition will be dlvldﬂd Into two sections. “A" section will

mup [Qggthgr players with a handicap up to 20. ‘B section players with a handicap BT95!"

than 20. _ Players will deposit ‘flags’ at

the hole where their allotted num- ber o! strokes run-out.

te+ee+eee+o+ee+++++e¢++++ Red Cross Swimming

Classes

REGISTER‘ AT nan caoss nous];

For Brighton Beach Class -- Friday, June 28th, 2-5pm. For Kensington Beach Class - 5.3111108)’, June 29th, 9-12 nan. All wishing.to have swimming instruction must register at Red Cross House.

‘CLASSES WILL COMMENCE ON FRIDAY, Jul)’ 4th '$¥¥¥#¥¢¥**$¥*¥$¥¥¥*+40$? qulcKlEs By Ken Reynolds

Volleyball Meeting

A meeting to which all persons interested in volleyball are invited will be held at 7 o'clock this even- ting at the Upper Queen Street

' cnnis courts.

I ‘

North End Rovers took over place in the City Ball League ht when they outlasted the aires In a tree-hitting con- test to notch up a 14-13 win. The Legionaires were shakyaileld rom- ' of twelve miscues is own wildness their young hurler through the game.

cinsisti drought yesterday as they ﬁve Brooklyn and a 15-3 National League vic- tory.

E-Brooks and was touched

in favor or tn

second triumph of the

Dodgers was chased from

Two Trophies Donated S’Side Ball League

It was learned

McNeil], MLA” has donated a tine sliver plated C annually by

the League,

Henry W. Wedge. manager of In-

Ltd. has

iii be won outright

‘by the batting champion in the e

glue. ‘

e league which is well under- way now and Ln the second section is receiving splendid support from local. baseball tans.

0

its. Everyone seems to be co-operating with the b

No doubt these new t‘ h" '11 add considerable prestllgg '50s ‘Ililie league and add to th

ed together. The buckle down for their hits now the! a trophy is at stake and the piayolts will mean a. hgreat deal ta teams w en a t h ai .—S. [op y

Brooklyn 15-3

(Canadian Preaa) The normally punchless Reds broke a long vi

pitchers tor 16 hits

Catcher Ray Mueller clouted two homers and two singles to drive in s and outfielder Eddie mmed a four-bugger. two doubles and two singles to bat in three tallies in pacing the Red of- iectsive. Lea Webber for the for all blasts before retiring W l Gregg in the Si. .

Rookie Johnny Hctki

started three circuit

route for

season. During a Dodger second-innin

e bottle but 111-‘ infielder tel“ was uninjuro the game. Durocher of the the game day bY.

a I . though the hrilIIgint to the ground he and remained in

Manager Lippy

or the second straight

arbiter Bill Stewart had lhumbad pr-tcher Hugh Casey and infielder

Sianky from the Dodger bench to the showers

tenants

Collie pups, sired by champion Bellhaven Model Commander. Sires’ sire, un- defeated champion Braegate Model of Beilhaven.

W's-lie:- MRS. E. S. ROSE, Sourls. RR N0. 2. P.E.I. '

YEO

THEATRE

WHERE DO Wt GO FROM HERE

man MaoMURRAI’ JOAN unsure

IN TECIINICOLOR i’

FRIDAY 9 P. M. ' 8A TUBDA I’ 8 AND l it MATINEE SAT. 8 P. M.

EOUBIS -- TUES- SM P. M.

. rnsirne

snio n: n sole or rtxss

Ell IIOUSIIB IIOTSIIOTS SONG , ACTION. ROMANCE 8A DAY, 1-80 AND 0-80

NEW_ Y last night that The Brooklyn Dodgers‘ two cups were donated to the Bum-

on youth a arently c uid 't t1- merslde Baseball League, Mr. D. FJ w O n 0

set the pennant lever today as the itiriaatlonal League leaders announced LDnucky) Medwick tor the role o1

l l.‘

up which will be the whining‘ ivhiie Mr.

his second

donated a g unilo

Medwick on his spectacular major league career him up from Houston to the Car- dinals in 1932. Slldéllt, he gives the slugging out- fielder one more chance. just ivhou

it appeared

boys will now I

Have your Tennis ing is available.

SILK, and... nu. l!‘ Green, at . .. sass GUT, Australian Lamb, 2nd Grade . . .. $6.00

THE BIKE SHOP

Brooklyn Dodgers Sign Joe Medwiek

. (AP)- biz

v

behind him. had slowed down tlhriee or {gar a a g o 1 _ 33"- Wlllgoby éigxoklyn to NetIrmYtg 0t‘ t

time were emphasis He

BIBBIYIK OI 34-year-old Joe h hitter. Thus the veteran Ducky. making appearance in a Dodger rm. is brought back to the

th who brought . ckey launched arias was on h t when he brought t". In Now. as Dodger pre- d in m .374 mark and tied lo run title with 81,.

Bucky's days in the

At the rams, every- where, Johnny calls the favourite. For Philip Morris is one cigarette that com- bines all the character and appeal of the

world's ﬁne smois in; tobaccozt

HORSE RACES -

Summerside

July ‘I DOMINION DAY July l July 3 WEDNESDAY Jilly 3

u,“ no P113555 _. SIX cusses - siazo n: runsas

.3 i

_._ -—-

MONDAY, JULY 1st CLASSES $800.00 — FREE-FOR-ALL -— 0399-“

-'-noy.u.-a'r-r.aw zoo-w. lienncssey

BONNY'S BOY 2.06 1-2—-Chas. Willis ALCYONE 209-4’. lVlcCnrmm ANTI-AIRCRAFT 2473-(31158. Horton KAVOLO 2.06 1-4-1’. McCormae BRIGHT SPOT 2.09 1-2-4. ﬂennessey

$420.00 -- 2.20 CLASS STAKE - $420.0.

511mm! H. TEMPLE-JI. 8r S. Sables LELA BUDLONCw-C. H. Horton

JUST BETTY-Dr. R. F. Seaman

EVA WORTIIY-Dr. H. ilIcin-tyre

JUST FLICKA-Harold Cudmore WINNIE SCOTT-W. J, Farmer MARJORIE BUDLONG-Jame: Rankin! BUDDY MOKO-ﬁeorge Bmokins

ssoooo - 2.2a mow nun rnct: - sass.“ Entries Close Wednesday.’ June 26.

JULY 3rd — WEDNESDAY CLASSES -- JULY 3rd

$300.00 - 2.17 TROT AND PACE -— $360.00 (3 seconds allowed Trotters)

PAGLIACCI 2.09 l-t-Plcton Brown -‘ COLLEEN ADAM 2.l2—-Mr. O'Brien. Halifax LORRAINE ABBE :07 S-b-James McNeil! O. U. VOLO 2.10 1-2—~Harohl Stead It“! SEE 2.11 l~i-—Willlrd Kelly $300.00 -- 2.23 TROT AND PACE — $00.00

Entries Close Wednesday.

$800.00 — TIIREI-YEAll-OLD ‘IR-OT AND PACE - $800.00 Entries Close Wednesday. Telephone entrieg collect to Willard MacDonald. Sununeraide.

ENTRIES (‘LOSE 26h JUNE ' ADMISSIGN INCLUDING TAX and GBANDSTAND ll.”

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OIcI Home WeeIt

d ‘AND '0 PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION August I3 to l6 a

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listen us amen rm. lllll’ t‘

Racket Restrlug willie Intrigi ‘

the lllt Yeafs, although he n