ilillilwaukee Wins '7 Over Redlegs

CINCINNATI (AP) L. mt. cl cinnati could not score until waukee Braves sprayed 10 hits the fourth innins when fllluidd” t around Cro-ley Ftattt Friday nigitt,l Wally Post crashed a homer over

A Red Sox Blast Yanlrees

in right field. V '"

NEW VORK (AP!-Jim Pier- Jerry

aaIl's, threr-run homer and Jackie .1:-nscnis tuo - ritn double gave Dal-it sister and Boston Red Sex I 6-2 victory over New YorltI I Yankees Friday despite home runs by Enos Slaughter and (ill

A damaging error by (to l e m a n. viho let Sisler'sl l. grounder skip between his lcas. ll sct up the two-run Red sox spurti - in the third. l

McDougnld's lead-off homer in the fourth narrowed the RID to

Mrl.)tiu;'rtIri.

Tort Wllllantx who has been 3-2 but thc clincher was Picrsall'a , lincluding tour homt ntns. overaitiie ten rield wall.

mung n tnrricd spring pat-c. smash into the lower left field . powering Cincinnati Redlegs. 9-1.l Adcot.-k's grand slam hum" 111

ulr-nl hulrss in four official tripspseats after Klaus and Williams Joe Adcock. a former red. ac-ithe third inning gave Milwlultte I . counted for five runs with two-is-0 lead. He had started acorlnl

were walked by relief man Tommy Byrne in the seventh. The only Yankee hit after Mr.

uaiitin; not-c. ltis hatttnl lverage

dropped .30 points to .405. it was homers. ii. iii. ggcond inning with a homer I

Adcock'I two bomersigave the. over the centretield wall.

. 4 .

- the .irst game in which Williams

- ratio-rt In hit safrly this season. l'lougald's homer wag a hunt Braves a livt-run in": More ch, The 1-ed. got . rally going in the

' Rout:-n not lo Toni Sturdivant single by Bill Skwron tn the cinnati could punch out a score. seventh inning but it was

1 fut ;t lllll in the wcnttd on Dirk eighth. And It gave the 8-year-old Ilugu squelchcd after Pele wlllsfhlllt l-rvnt---i : rtott hie and (tcnel -- ---- - Iser the Nltiolml League homer- scored from third following I sac-

nszu. lead with four. irtfice by Frank Robinson.

xiaiirlt s -mgic Thr Yankcrs llNl. T"AM0l'-S llw EFIJFF ulipn Slaughter. who isi The historic Liberty Rell at in- hit his first home run dependence Hall in Philadelphin

Two more Milwaukee run! rlmc

Juhlllly Logan and catcher Deli A . the eighth on two hits. walk I

Crandall also belted home runs in

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S Ct inriax -&C at the war into the iipprr deck wrighs 2,030 pounds for Milwaukee. gm a sacrifice W35 Z N I” I WI II ; The win consolidated Miiwmiit. sinner John Klippstelll- who T .ec's bid for undisputed possession gave up the bu: Admfk Mme"-

was the losser. Warren Spnhn. an old redleg nemesis. went the route for Milwaukee. itlvltll UP Him '3"!-

lof the league lead. shared with

. T. DOWN THE . it A BACK I - g 1. RANKS FOURTH

ronltte iiifi tiaslowned hy Allin l"ai'stiits of Bread- R Y. alhane. Alvin has sent for an el-' amt was it-ry igibiliiy ct-riiittair and plans onl ltaritinte placing him in the hen 0'Meara 103 4-5 B.Stahle this at-a-on We had the pleasure of sitting ht-hind him one

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5 The Charlottetown Guardian, Saturday. April '27. 1957

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Spike Briggs Walks (Sui

Forbes Kenucriv Pl-"l.l'N for the Clll('3L'.t1 Blark Hanks uho was voted forth iaiiktit: ionkic of the 1936-57 x'0astlll

Forbic piled up a tnml ill Jill points. l.art-x llc.;ail lllltl lll-HN1 first hail Ill? ptiiui; F.il t'ii.itiiiirk had its and Bill) lien plzut-ti third

with 37.

him. it...

.lt-nkinc pIr50iti at Yonkers liaison)-

t'nlnnvl J S III! S.iItii'rial ui.'lii

(Vi:-;iIxP(l in xfltl tiint gt-tlil siunmgnj.-1, git-rforntrt llot-inn .l t winner. On Monday might the Col-I nnel sau Mar l"l'll"T(”F '59 45- afternoon and he went an easy that Was shirt some months ago mile around 2 to and afterwards hi Sol ('.'tiiip in l.(i-,irt-tit Bolllilolhhe took a rct-otii of 2:17 and has

inches in length.

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0! Qliclloi. uin tllr i:ll".:l'-ail l3lll't'9l the ability in Lnnrk a few seconds gI I raced for that ni:ill 53-509v ll” off that. "V time was 3 "Ti l 3 '35l98l "WI The Capt! Broion Turf Club have a

aeasnn tit Ynnkcrs He had PF'"had an organization meeting and. co,

vlously won the Inaiigiiral Paceran I are expemnz 1 banner "asnni 1llP"tlN-lllllltl "HZ-ll WT” lslc 9 this year. Horsemen owneres and-

2-0 Lead For T""5P W55 33-900' M” Pmmrnsf is drivers and grooms are all co-op-l C considered one of the best but-siemnng mm the -mm”-mn M map?

hr 3 "mg "m'”. 3"” is Very hkel-Vi lng harness racing an even more to lower his mile track record by. Down" won mere than Help Tm; it 'I':;”"d grkmo; DM"?lrciI)l1A'nr': A president of the club is Ralph De, gi',,,,.,,: V,Vi:n.e:',?;"2.'i)r4mt," mi i.,,.iYouniI and lhr lsecljetarv is the within 22 licrtlnds in tin third per- i,,.,,,, won: ;i,u., ibis 2,y,,,,.0i,iivel'y popular Jimmie Fel's'.us0ll- iod t-irut.-iv ttlL'lti to gun wittthv farm and R m',w nine yea" "MI M The official npfning is booked for Dunlops a 6-3 Vlt'lf)l')' over SDOKEIIIPI U", ""1 "ma" year he wa's cred". the holiday afternoon of May 20th. Flyers and a 2-0 lead ill the AIlziii'

.d with wmn'.mg'. M 325 751 iliast year Cape Breton horsemen Cup senior ltnckcy finals. And M"-. I kn" "lam H..."-vItrained and raced lltl horses and lo a gameIwhIich coded with ti . y , 0-nOn,,,.ii of NM-ii. sydnep wifn i it is believed that that number will i wild stick-swinging duel betwccn - A-" as with the eicher Rtable for be ltlfreased this season. The'Dunlops' -llf Treon and RockI i I'rvel'3tl years and has been a suc- purses paid out were over 843.000 iCFBWl'0l'fl Ill 5PllkalllP- V1yPl'll WCl'f'l ' iand they expect that they will goImuCll TTl(lI'(' tniprttssivc than ml

5 erss as it caretaker and drii,-pr . - .IIvIIII me 50”” mark this yeanithc first :.'ilIll0. 3.2 ;for Whitby.

”l hate taken over the six horses 1 Th I I III I II

. . a-i mee. in owned by Richard Jabaler. fur,” rpIr.t:IgIi;:rI;iiizzeI rIIItIdiIiIg W" IIiIzI nyers IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII bIIm,IId 3 In ' ilead early in the third period only

of them I am training and will II drive. this season. They are Han Monday. June 17 with rug 1 races I , , Rook 211.1 2-5. Volnn 2:11 2-5 and on Monday and Thursday through- :9 :gI::rlI:I'l'"l:Il)S5IIlla'I:I9”IllI ”;I:IIaId I::II'I'IIll

.- Walter 0. Spike was quoted as saying new owners who acquired the Tigers ecutive vice - president. gcnerallfrom his father's estate for So.- managcr and as a director of the 500.000 last summer "aren't going Detroit Baseball Co.. ending an to give me any trouble-I'll walkl era in the history of the Amerl-iout first. can League Tigers. i When it was published. Briggs

A front office squahhlc rcsultcd denied the quote. In his resignation. And for the But Friday he took his walk. it first timc since his late fathc-r., followed hy a week the resignation Water 0. Briggs Sr.. bought into? of Fred Knoor. who had headed the club In 191) there is no Brlggsl an It-member syndicate of new In the management. No successor owners as president. Knorr said was named immediately. pressure of his radio and televi-

nnly Tliursday the 45-year-oldlslon business required more time.

our

DETROIT MP (Spike) Briggs quit Friday as ex-

Sweep

Tf)RONTt) rill” Playing coach Japan ind the

Bud Gagnon scored a pair of goals. ion and India.

day to move wi the finals in the

Yugoslavia. Holt

T nhsrnhii Titouu

tiliiclt ended Spain and South mlllllllllill 0 I ll

RESULTS Miami

Constable Ralph Hardy. of the Police is seen above holding a 5 lb 4 oz rainbow trout which measured 24

was one of 14 which he caught on satisfa Thursday morning and which in-.ihc day the season opened.

I! THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

" opening singles victories from Cey- respeciively. Fri-

vis Cup tennis competition. Meanwhile. widespread activity in Europe saw Mexico In 2-0 over

edge over Norway. and Czecho- slovakia and Switzerland split t-ll In the opening round of the 24-na-i lion European zone frce-for-all.

Still anotiier match. that between

celona. was rained out after South Africals Gordon Forbes had taken the first set 7-5. from Spain's Juan

CATCHES A BIG ONE

t-luded another two-pound trout. Using worms for halt. Constable Hardy reports that on three fishing -expeditions already tthls season. Itwo of his catchm have been most ctory, having caught 10 on

Department. I

This large trout

Philippines Opening Singles

Philippines swept

50. H. thltt one step of Eastern zone DIa-

pean zone contestants. CHEER!-ID MEXICANS and take a 2-0

H185.

Africa at Bar- alnv champion 7-5. 6-2. 6-2.

carried the full

Raymundo Deyro bright young ace. 3-6. 7-5. 6-1. . the Eastern zone Switzerland at Lugano. land. when Jirp Javoryky r' '

hard-hitting in-

only today's -as-t-:lnA'rs:' ARRAY

won easily over i clerks."

Davis Cup veteran. beat Rupert Ferdinands 6-2. 6-3. 6-2. Atushl Mi- yagi won over Bernard Pinto 6-t.

Mexico. which normally chal- lenges in the American zone. was the most impressive of the Euro

While a crowd of 2.000 at Bel- grade cheered the Mexicans, and booed the Yugoslavs. Marlo Lla- scasoned Davis Cup ace. crushed Ilija Panajotovic 6-2. 6-4. 6-4 and Francisco Contreras toppled lvko Plecevic. the Yugo

Paul Blondel 6-0. 5-4. 6-4. But the Swiss pulled even when Martini tn the second match at Mai-inn. ,T"roesch won a rigorous thrce-houri the veteran Fellclssimo Ampon raecond match from Jiri Farms toyed with lndia's playing captain.l5-3. 6-4. 6-8. 4-6. 6-1.

known as "The bishop and his

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SUMMERSIDE CIIARIJOVITETOWN

At Scltevenigen in the Nether- lands. Holland players prevailed over Norway although both were five sets. Hans van Dalsum beat Gunner Sioewall 6-2. 4-6. 6-2. 4-6. 6-3. Fred Dehu- ert defeated Finn Soehol 1-6. 8-2,

Czechoslovakia got the jump on Switzer-

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MURRAY RIVER

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MdcKENZlE'S GARAGE

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l ' Ihrrw fl-war-olds. Miss Hazel Hal. out the geason in . '- - . s . I. . . . , , , g. - . I i I Rickette and Shantz. Andcison. Mam, 1 co d I ?.l ' llriilaondatililsjtttaltiiiiln bzxwmili homo llhthf krmlmgi D'l";1P"(:';Ir?(: Third garlic in tho hrwl-of-smen M Tm” MNADM5 'R"'-T” Mason it Huntsinger tin and 31c.(;T-:31 usljapgjsg 3 i - ill ' h. iiyik mi i ion in" 'wiiiiin- "ness "H-9 "as n I L liselim "ll ill? Vail-ldlall Wnlflf American League MCClll10l-lEl1- W: Rlckellei LI All- The day's biggest surprise saw l . i ; 33 -l -' m 3 " w"l' m"”l5 '" "mm p"9' '5 championship in schcrlulcd toni ht - A - ldarso . in ' .i - am Have been jogging them as I s Innston on non 300- . 2 n e Ptiuipptlnes ” "o i l ' - 3"" "'"' Wm "0 ml” 1”" mlwltll the fourth Tuesdav All N v k to 2 7 liMontreal tio rm tits-to l7 1 t b kt dl ' I l i Ii the race track is not outta: "my . Ohio and 527 in Tllnols. Next on the Sam" M, ,0 h, iavoa 56'” P)". M 0 00"" ic I 1 WP um ac " 5' l f 4 to turn the horses around yet. I," in N”, York with 376 PEMI - ID . - sister Ianii White. Sturdtvani.I oumbus I I 00101 512 1 Ramanathan Klrshnan. who car-

. l til --trim, an. 13 pm... .i ii" im-it wlvama Mm 160 Indian; Mm . .s...-..-e-,.a Byrnc Iv and Berra. Ix Stitrdi-; Barker. lristanlc t5l Walt I7i rled his team to

. l I l . will It ls expected there will be :-g-,oI Mjphjgan .195: Kentucky 265, . vIaInI. Hits Inns-Pu-rsall: Nt'lt.IWd Roseboro. Running ITII Rlack- fhsmptonshiplast year. Deyro ral-

i .' -,l l about 2': sinbtcd Aereb VIl'l'l:n the umnnm W Frank Mrhy "HI Fl." FIG" Takes 'VlllINmVIugzaI(lI(l(.lIIo I I II t;Iurn, .ItItIiIcksnI;i ptlIll VVlllI;In1.(wlIRl IIiItIaItIl :TlcIl;IhlI);:IlnIi2hedoWn two sets to

i. ,. . - 'i, ,i,t I . ' II t . , . -- ogue an ct-riton. : a7: i ' 3.".3'hi:.ihiir.Tt"t.'a.ii 2:it"a':i:l'3;” d”'f;I0",'”'f 3'” ”:d”,'l”f,I'."l Lead F0 11.. Baltimore one no on - 4 to oi L: Blackburn. am: 4-4. 6-2. H. 64. 6-3. and Stanley's Pride 172i M. Joel 9" A ""' "W " "7 7 9 Pascltnl and Berberet; Moore 5 Hood has ("learns Pick. Mr. i '""';I"”" "M i;"'' Tie" WW l”0llI Men1or.al C and Ginsberg. STANDINGS ' .. N hhl 2-in 1: d D Budlong " ' 9 "W '" "'9 ' SW" "95 I U D”iroiI tlfll fitltl-100 5 9 t , . . . l . I 2 in Pmmr H, unit?” 2?; is he", of the Garden of the (null compar-. P (jlpvpland pm 000 mp 0 5 0 53 ""7 CANADIAN ""355 Na;-es). Kumm-I 5.2I 5.iI 5.4I neyrn. ..s 4 E ' N II l Le

, - I hm Hm” mmmm," MI, 5"”-I ed with tho immense spares Iin FUN HIONI Mam W IIMIVI was N mm "mm: a onaw :KItrIIIII (IIIII and Ampon Inced I I i (ml M, Basil "mmw.,I A" me "W", the shins stairs you will resli1.eIr,,,,,.,.ma,, (;,.,,,z,. it-,,n,i.. Ismm-i Lomon, tit-tnsh IRI "ii ii.ga,.I MI II II 'I III- ' doubles to gain the l:.astt.-rn finalsi er: and drivers here send theirilhn W9 "4"" K" ""50" '0 I” 931' twice Friday night its Flin FloniNlPln W. W: Mass. la: l.emon.iBr'o:f:&n"' g 1 '07s sl 533"” -'lPl"'- beat regards to you." Thanks. Hen- 194 W0 Kfnlufky 0' Clllldl Bombers defeated Ottawa Cnnn-I HRIII Del-Katine. ,BmokI- g ,' 7,” '1 Tl" 3395"?" I ry. and we hope you will have the 6095 AHEAD I diens 3-1 to take. a one-game lcad Chicago 101 10! (lot) - 4 I 0' . y" . ' ' C3110" " T0kY”- K05!” Kamtl. I hrs! of success with your stahle.5l3"l9.V Mayhcw of Ktnkora has in their best-of-scvcn .'l.1emortitl Kansas C 000011 l00- 3 it it Phnldelph" A T "500 '1 ,.,.s,. Also give mvl kindest regards toladded two more to his string of Cup junior hot-ky finals. Piorcr, Kccgan t7t. Lapalmo Cincinnmi 4 5 AM 3:5 7 V

't our t';tpc Rrt-ion friends. ;lT"1lEl'S and D3l”T5- 0"? 0' them l5 - 7g. 4 IV tilt and Lolliir; Morgan. Gorman . "N." ymk T 5 '4'” 3” -; i,oru.iAw lIMl. Icarrnii 2:ll. ll)-year-old geld- '”""'T on and Smith. w: Pierce l.: I g:'l'Il:fIlf";gh '31:: 1,6 t '5 The popitlttr trolls Plaxiwnt nz .VClIlUmPl F7l'll'- HF ill! "till ' Morgan. HRs: Chi-Rivera. l.ol-l ' . it . i too is. owned bv the IInnn G.IeI.I!rngng.t of 56.204 and is eligible to P"'al95 Kn9Ck lnr. l((Iy--Slti7.a.I. 5” V""” ' ' -”'t W l Stables. Halifax. had to estroy- t e zlll class. looking over otir N " ed last wt-ck. He had develop:-dlnevicst of Maritime Harness Rac- Dodgers OUT NM y.,,'knumliT)l) ilii)'(.in&'iltT.. rt 4 2i Tmmraa Lin");-i rgi, lnrklaw nnri not.iing could he I ing for I955 we note that he shared . P5,... 000 3", mx, 5 5 ol H - U 5 'l RI"; ' done lnr him. During his racinglhonors with April Burt and Pat. Fjfsf Place .i,1,,,,...ii, (; ,i,,m-. iii. and giomum g 1 . """" h" w"" ””'m 5"" W” "''k R'"”""3 35 1"? ”"l"l 'mlt Wcstrttm -Tltnmns t5i- t'ai'riwell Neirimiorlt ft .025 ills t r i th rs. 4 - - . - v t i ' i ' i . i , '-.:::.':.: timrm. i'.".':.'i7lil&l:.Tl;.2';Tl';'"aml. ..:tt:5t::tr.. .l::.u..:t:.t'. 2-21.22313" - t -m -- ”''' "'R""-l"""'”"lPl33' ":"";I '" mcr own:-rlwas Rowe Sylvester of i nine hits Friday nightiin pitching MIlWIIlll(!P. tilt ml I20 9 in 0 g 2 Tux ' drive av State at. is t e ltp- H v ' - J I .- . - ,- - I l . -- I -- - - r-vol man at Yonkers Rmwav ll2':.2:.'.21r;":; 't't'l'.3.ii'.'i.-i2'.i"I'.'.11,1-35biiiiiltl3L"'EZJ.7i?n.7in:-"Kill C'3lI.'i."n""...n t5ii'.i'lii-'"'iti-2 i”'""""" ” 'l -W l l l I - - -P ' " - WW '?"'- Washington a 7 son 4'5;

Freeman till. Hacker l7t. Fowler and Rnilcy. L-Ktippstctn. Hns: rgogsnu; pircuggg

lzl. Logan, Crandall. NEW YORK (AP) -- Prohablo

gers out of first place. Frank. Thomas. playing first base for the. till I .hencherl mile long. kayoed south-'Mil--Adcock

h"”"'"' P"' M" "M M" M" 9"” 5 .ltilv IR I935 Qlanlcy also has thr- as and looks as though he will ' . ' ' i i . ' have an even better season thaniav";::?gI;f"lF:isp'?:e:nJ::f'g:IE5;

NOTICE

DANCE TONIGHT

Charlottetown Curling Club ' Members they invite ts guest.

lpnw pitcher Johnny Pdres with a lCin-Post. two-rtin homer in the sixth lnn- Brooklyn Ins. - Pittsburgh The defeat dropped the Dodgers Podres. a fttll game brick of Milumikoe l (7t rind ('.:inipanclln; Purkcy and

":I:'k”:'I:'rhIr:h"?w hijinzzgl l more that is eligible to the 22 pare. winning pacing gt-lding in i956. and AM ” nrmm .2306 T5 "M T"l purchased by Willard MacDonald.l

I1 I. l R ' fl T 2:0l- . 4-?! al:lii (lilo Tllll.flll'lreF1rTrK9In iiist it S""'"""'5ml' (mm ""3 '3””"'' "I m”

ooo om oto- i ,9 1 pitchers for today's major league lntl 202 2ox-- 7 5 ti games. (Woo and lost records in

Rochitrlt uni. at-sst-nt parcnthcml. National lmagsia .

TRACTOR TIRE SERVICE

' . ,,.ti.I.K.tl .h.bc ttt Pl nr'i:::;”i:rlltrvnwi':-liniimi t7y"t.n.. In lltremfricorgr A.cTZ:llll:?ck WW" Wit" clnllhrrrrl Cinrlnnotl Foilcs. l.-Podrcs. HRs: nkn--snt Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Nrw- ; to - - at ::i':-.::.m::"2;:;..:" '::..L".'lf:i srr-..::::r.r":r.:;-.. ..... .:::n..:i':. ';...li'.l:f...'.'.”' 07. an at t at time it ncwi ; - - g 0' nod: I. ."h h ' T ' t ' I I I I t ::;.;";;r.:.:t.: -" mitt ll"--all n"---”""-ii ill?-3.1133:tfcliiliim--v-l '&l”.i2li?iliieh.”3?.ii?.?'”' ”” ”””'”” """ 07lU'PH. an 3 SH I7I(' U P In UIITI ' S ' ' ' II : ".i.-m,,,.,.i i. sud.-ow pew,-I who It-nt arrangement because Ann will 'hl;:'":,i:!"fIr5"Tn?waI:IE('I'a II IIIIII I Toronto ttitititltlo I A oi Burdette tl.tIi IVI Hack.r toot ' ' mitt faith t-not-gh to buy the urn be given the host of care and will I um, Wm- drmk W "III N Rtrltmottd tioo ooo ti o 4 I St Louis at Chicago Mrlllllllvli Itosetllv n g. pacer when many have a lood driver and when her . "I" ntinnvan Ianrl st. Claire; Vol" "V" Vi R115" ""3lUI amari ltorxemcn passed him by. racing days are through a good i Pmkw Mm hm RIIIId'v'llrlll and (hill. Amt-ricanI tune I The early April starting race-home. she is very valuable sit ti pm.h,dl.i nmhh" "W" I inning 5tV'"llfl F0-Klovl It New York - Hrcwer programs at Yonkers. N.V. rnnl-brood mare. her dam being Guy nlm mm ",,m,i ,i,, nmprs In Toronto Ztltl ?m-tm it it it it It vs Shitntt. tllll I I 1 WITH BIG TRADE IN ALLOW- Richmnnrt nmom on .1 6 .1 Dotroit at (leveland -- I-ottark. ANCE pan you” OLD TIREIQI

into some rntoy cold weather. mak- Kltnn p. 2:ll's by Clover Guy, clam M” W hi, Hm ,.i,.mn. M "W to; thc track r-xtrcmely heavy and '; Lady Helena by Captain Auhrt-yiy,,,,I in, M. , hi. in ,',.,n. inn. causing a great deal of discomfort i2-.tl7't. Ann's Dream is a tutti sis- ( in ,,",,,,i ii". "inn. 3". 1,, W” in the newly built stable-. They 1" '0 Mlll"! Boy 2:tt'l 3-5. Ann ghoul invinnihin when iii. rm.-igm. ploughed through the mud and rain Clean 3:06 I-5 and other loodiimi moi. on toms, . 7"" r'"'ii 3”” l""""l-

for a couple of nights and somelntlrl. P i Mnnngpr Bobby Rrggnrt shook R"'l'"'" 3""'m""" A '0 ”' ptrttiron we saw of the drivers We are pleased in two that up hiollnptip to get in eight ri!:M- , ,. ,,,.,s--., , ,, ,.

gavr evidence of the terrible slate R (T rrlllklhlllk of Halifax it plar handed bnitr-rs ngainst rwlros. SPORTS TRAIL

of Rflnlrt Thcy wt-re litt-rally rov- inst the atiperhly bred stallion who last in-c-itond pitched I 20

gym with mud from head to toe. Rrt-wer's Gallon 1.oo 4-5 In the shutout against the Pirnit-a at Rules Have To Be Made Because Of Conduct Of Few

As it ronsetitienre. a great many stud It Sat-kvllle. Downs. Our read-glirooltlyn. Thomas. in addition to let-s will remember the great series 1 hitting his third homer of the ldlstrat-t the batter.