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Gum“ Annﬂlllln "Electric Whiskers" Bergonaoil, Italian common liiureri by the British at Agedsbia, Libya, seems e meal his nurse is preparing in s military hospital the Middle lint". Ill when British forces tuna hlm declared that the period of rest in six yearn,

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BOMB smrrrans , , "1 just had to save the cnurcnf’. _—(CP)-5ixtcen he said. "beca ¢0nnor comes; crypt there with mv father. He slept ts oi the East; for months in a 500 year old coffin room for mass‘ in the crypt, but it has been taken tightly backed away." Two fires were blazing on 1 re the sun scarcely the roof. Mickey with water and a

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Cardinals Blast Dodgers; Reds In Sixth Place

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. IPirai/es from far bee! in tbs ruck NEW YORK. May I1—(AP)—| to an 8-4 victory over Boston Led by Coaker Triplett, Cardlnals| Braves. The triumph with Cincin- playing at heme sent Brooklyn naif/s loss put the Bucs in filth Dodgers crashing to their fifth con- place in the league. secutlve defeat today. 9-3, and Dimagglos wallop. a tremendous strengthened the Redbirds‘ grasp clout over the left field wall, came on first place in the National in the thlbd inning and accounted League. for the first Piraim run big The rugged rookie outfielder made Jim Tobin. four of the Cardinals’ 13 hits. in- At Cincinnati, New York Giants cluding s. homer in the first inning turned the tables on the Reds, and a single with the bases loaded scoring three runs of‘! Bucky Walt- in the eighth. ers In the ninth to tie the score. Harry Gurnbert. who had beaten and three more in the 10th for a. Brooklyn once earlier this Spring 6-3 victory. for New York Giants, scored iris At Chicago, a grand slam by second victory since joining the Billy Nicholson cashed in Jake Redbirds last week and scattered Mootys effective refer pitching nine hits in going the route. and gave Cubs a 7-3 triumph over At Pittsburgh Vince Dimaggids Philadelphia Phlllies in a series fifth home run of the season start- opener. It was the fourth stra’ght ed a. hitting asault which brought victory for the Chicagoans,

Baseball Results BOWUNG RE§ULT§

HOLY NAME BOWLING

AMERICAN LEUGUE

Chicago 100 130 100-6 9 0 Philadelphia 013 001 002-7 l2 0 Hallett and Tresh; Marchlldon,

Harris and Hayes. Old Timers:-

E. Doucette 207 220 248 Detroit 010 000 210 0-4 'l 2 T, Crelghan 245 191 205 New York 100 100 002 l--5 14 1 V, cpyle 301 295 176 Rowe, Benton and Tebbetts; Don- P_ McQuald 190 226 176 aid, Stanceu and Dickey. Rev. Dr. McMahon 196 293 277 Total-3434. St. Louis 120 020 010-6 l3 0 Boston 110 100 32x—8 13 0 All Stars:- Allen, R. Harris and Ferrell; Ry- Dr. L. Duffy 185 2B1 195 ba. Fleming, N. Newsome and A. Sherren 206 227 165 Peacock. C. McDonald 212 165 259 T. Wilson 193 166 134 Cleveland 000 000 000 04-4 l0 l G, Essery 215 256 262 Washington 000 000 000 00-0 4 2 Total-3l21. Feller and Desautels; Chase. High single V. Coyle 301. Zuber and Early, High three Rev. Dr. McMahon 766. Old Timer; 5 pts.; All Stars 0 pts.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia 020 000 010-3 4 Z Chicago 001 050 10x—'l 7 1 Hoerst, Bruner and Warren, Mil- lies: Errickson, Mooty and Mc-

Tonlght at 9:00. Final game, Mas- ter Barbers vs_ Davis a; Erasers.

Suzanne would

Cullough. $3133..» 33l33r°<54133llave held top

Tobin. Earley, Johnson and Ber- res. Masi; Heintzelman, Bnuers.

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Wu“ an a r z o APEW YORK, Mayh2l 4o)?»-

000 000 003 3-6 1 ter several mont - of arn- $1213.12 10o 01o 01o 0-3 e u. storming with BudgeﬁMarble and Lohrman, Adams, Carpenter andl Hardwick. “Tall vVlIly‘Ul'I'll' ‘rilden Danning; Walters, B9585. TVmeTl

is prepared to give ex-pert opinion _ the all-time ranking oi La.‘ Alice.

, » L , about and mmbard aiyrarlrbleixisuganr; Lfcglen and Helen: Brggklyn 200 010 000-3 9 2 l s cc v cork. St. Louis 000 320 Mx-il l3 l

T New proposal Outlined by Gallagher

HALIFAX, May 21—(OP)—A pro- posed new setup for the Eastern Allan Cup playdowns was outlined at the annual meeting of the Mar- itime Amateur Hockey Asioclatlon today by President Frank Gallagher" of Moncion.

Gallagher. who was re-elecied as president, said present plans call for the Maritime champions Io meet the Quebec winners in the opening round. with the first two games of the best-in-five series in the Maritlmes and the others Quebec. If the Maritlmers won, they would meet the Ontario Hoc- key Asicclatlon champions. again with the first two cf the best-in- five rounds on their home ice and the remainder in Ontario.

This year. Sydney Millionaires. Maritime champions. played all their first-round games at home. Then they played all remaining games outside the branch.

Gallagher said the new proposal would be brought before the next meeilng of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association.

The MAI-IA approved a levy on league games, the proceed‘. w be used for the promotion of juvenile hockey. The levy will be one per- cent of the gross receipts. less a- musement tax, the t-‘lal for any game not to exceed $15.

From the income, it was propos- ed to stage a. juvenile tournament at Halifax next season.

Besides Gallagher, these officers were chosen:

1st Vice President-J. Elliott Hud- son. Halifax, re-eFecied;

2nd Vice President-Charlie Campbell. Sydney:

3rd Vlce-Preskient-Douglas Mac- Leod. Charlottetown.

Secretary - ‘Ireasurer - Murray Dodge, Kentville.

CONDEMN BLITZGAZERS

BRISTOL -(CP)- Rescue work- ers and civic leaders stringly con- demnecl "slghiseers who ride around in cars vlew-lng raid damage" while 0th people “sweat to "+- 211"? Q1YEl-l1-°_ll9!!1_ "

against Alice Marble in doubles and has watched her nightly duels with Mary Hardwlck. Here's h's rating: 2 Alice. 3 Helen. “Great players, all or them." he said. “But I himk that, at he: best. Alice would have beaten Helen and l the late Suzanne would have beaten

1 SUZSTITIG

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Alice because

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Prepare for Ball season

The Sununersids diamond at the High School Grounds Is being got 1mg grape for the coming baseball season. Mr. Davis Lidsione, Vice Principal of the High School, who takes a tremendous interest in the school sports and also in the Town Baseball League, says two school teams are practicing and prepar- ing for the season. It is also c-x- pected a town team will be lined up to play in competition with a team from the Air Force. The wet weather has been a great han- dicap to the preparations for the ball season, but it is exepccted ihaI with wanner xveather things will be speeded up. -S.

Montreal wins 10-I victory

MONTREAL. May 21-401’)- Montreal Royals combed two Buf- falo pitchers for 15 hats today and moved back into sesond place the International League standings with a. 10-l victory over the Bisans.

Ed Head. young right-harder, spaced six Buffalo hits in marking up his fifth straight victory agalnst_ no riefeats._A single, a double. a walk and an infield out cost him the shutout in the ninth.

At Newark the league leading Bears ended Syracuse's five-game Ivlnning streak by piling up an oar-Iv lead and registering a 9-5 vic-

tory.

it was a listless game with six pitchers granting l3 bases on balls. Of the=e_ the Chiefs‘ hurlers gave 11p eight. which caused consider- able trouble when Newark ccm- blncd them with an ll-hlt attack

Tommie Holmes and Jim Shilling were Newarkks offensive leaders with three hits apiece.

At Toronto Max Surkznt faced‘ only 27 batters and gave up but two infield singles as Red Wings made 1t two straight over Toronto Maple Leafs by a 3-D count here. are Toronto player reached second ' ase.

REMEMBER WInzN

(By The Canadian Press) Ted Lyons, 37-year-old right-

one a homer by Jonathan Stone in the eighth inning. Lycns still ls _vpi_tch_ing for the White SVox.__

hander, scored his 290th Amerzcan l LONDON -(OP>- When John the Filfum- I

League victory when Chicago While j Alabaster. 38-year-old architect l

lSox defeated WKIST-lniliﬂn 9-‘2 l-hYBB ‘ and his sister Hilda, 29. were found l H. S. HENDERSON, l years ace today- The Veielﬁﬂmzasrd in their oar, the jury de-- T I

knuckle-bsller yrielderi nine hiis..-cided it was double sircicle from Sec?“ 'e°5~ l

wicker, Davis and Owen, PII-TPSI Gumberi. and Mancuso.

Williams

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THIS Q 1.25 IRON

mranusrrousr. LEAGUE

00 000 001-1 6 3 300 141 10x-10 i5 0 and Parsons".

Buffalo Montreal Fuchs, Pezzulo Head and Franks.

00 020 300-5 5 1

Newark 223 000 2019-9 I0 ll Schutlz, Burkart. 57615011. R41-

bein and Bgbbarlnl‘, washburn, Get- tel, Christopher and Padden.

Rochester 010 002 000-3 7 '5 Toronto 000 000 000-47 2 9

Surkont and Hueller; McLaugh- lin and Williams

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis at Kansas city. w"- poned, wet grounds.

Syracuse

Jgy-ggy City 000 004 520-11 12 l B-nitlmore 013 ooo 010-5 11o Ii Pearce, Lynn and Blaem re,

Trlnkle. Weaver and Redmond.

Cinderella team Gets suspension

i- '/ LONDON, May 21 —(CP)—Clap- /// ton Orient the Clndirella wagering! f tb ll h een sus - gmllvlyshthgoFdotballlsAssociai/lon be- cause or claims against the Céltl: for players’ Salaries and other de . Outclassed m weenie copper!-

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Bobbv Feller pitching duel with Ken Chase to- day to snap game losing streak and give therni them by Dario LCdl;l‘.llll_ Chicago's a 4-0 American League victsry ov-‘ third baseman,

er Senators at Washington. It. was Fellers first shutout of the season. although his eight-h Irlumph.

fully in the first and third innings

recent ‘

from behind to tie the score in the ninth inning Tigers 5-4 on a walk and Red Rnlfeﬁs triple in the 10th.

the n‘nth llifilllg. outfielder Wally Mace; hit o. home run with a mate

livorry over the wuna-trs health.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

lFeller Wins II-inning

Battle From Senators

_ —(AP)— on board to beat Chicago Whit: ll-lnnlng Sox 7-6 for the Alhlellfks’ fourth straight victory. Tin-re were five three-I other homers in the game, vwo m‘.

NEW YORK. May 21

WOII 8 I1

the Indians’

At Bosion the loIvIy ST. Louis Browns but-inmcrcd the Red Se)! sluggers 4-1 bu: Boson came from. behind i’) gain an 8-6 vxill y in Ihe series cpcucr. Tlra s return-

Roger Cramer singled success-

but Feller allowed only two scratch ed Bosro: min 'r~ ill Iho hiis in the eighth and ianal frames. loﬂilue over zhe lllkll ~ful Detroit walked three men and fanned six. Tigers.

At New York, the Yankees surged Johnny Luczieeln opcncd tho game by polmg a Rybn purl-I into the right field siaucl» lu t c- sec- ond inning, with a ruzwnci- on, 1hr. lond Clif: mm: i0.l homer in two (l:

and down Detroit

At Philadelphia, with two out in _ ve - pitches out of L314‘ pa r2 m the filth.

. HE DOWNED TOOLS How they stand --- BOSTON. May 21 --(CP\—1'loIir yeélirs ago little Mike Kapla a1 or ‘—*" a. ozen years 0r so lud.f_er it II)- A-MERICAN LEAGUE pearances as an amateur boxer, threw down his ax o mechanic's w L P“: ‘tools to enter" rho p: rug “Don't be s“; . , friends Cleveland 24 12 e557 warned. “Why. 3m cu ,. avcn hold Ch1°a5° 1f‘ 12 ~60‘) your own as an onnicur. “hat 305w“ 1° 14 517 chance Will you have with the New lzork 18 17 .514 pros?" Detrol 16 16 .500 K 1 k _ n‘ I _- Philadelphia 14 18 .438 @031? iii .331? 1ifa.“°r'“~.I“§‘§ Washington l4 20 .412 free 135mm; Ted 3 m, St- L015 19 20 333 cent decision ore: F111»- zle Zlvic in an over bout NATIONAL LEAGUE ranks him as the we crwcighi division's No. 1 challcr, St. Louis 21 9 I100 ___.____________ Brooklyn 2? 11 .667 UNWELCOME sarzmxc. gﬁyv York 17 13 .567 _ ucago 14 l5 .483 An acre of 501i on tjrpical farm lﬂfclid contalircs all csrzmated one Bzston 12 19 Iss7 L ‘mini lmll-lm’ "-81-, ﬁll}: Philadelphia l0 21 .323 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 8W8!‘ 21 ll .656 N k Annu I Me t‘ Montreal 19 12 .613 a e Buffalo 18 12 .600 lstochester i8 l3 .581 571411159 l5 l4 .51‘! . Jersey City 14 17 452 The Annual Meeting of Bﬂlllmmt 11 ‘J2 .313 the Shareholders oi the Toronto B 22 367

(Not including night game) Charlottetown Forum, Lid.,

will be held Wednesday ev-

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lillnarri’: kills pain.

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tion. the Orient struggled 51.121)’ Io keep its colors in the Slime. bill poo, gates, brought on by a strlnB of one-sided losses ﬂnmlv led W- t d n on. depwﬁiave one our best to scrape along and give our loyal suifwfli- ers some recreation. and nOW 60m“ this blow," said W. Wrlglll. 59¢‘ rotary-manager iwho callednglégsm l ‘ is "B l1

iiﬁil-imrii 351% ‘Kile Iiéau wmrei less than 845). ,

"The Orient! allant f.ght 1'01‘ existence led ion on sPOYt “We?! to call it the Cinderella wom- Sometimes. when unable l0 ﬁeld a mu team. the manssrment 1W1 lo call (OT volunteer players from the crowd.

850 To SE9 CIIP

Winners of only one oi’ l5 is!!!“ games. the Orien had som¢ 01 the

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