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The ll.C.A.F. Royals went ahead in the leap-frog race that is be- ing waged between the three teams in the Summerslde A. A. A. League by defeating the Curran and'Brlggs Juniors at the recrea- tion grounds last night by the score of 9 to 4. Carl Embrett, the big southpaw of the Royals. had too much on the ball for the Juniors, although he was in some trouble in the fourth and sixth innings. He allowed only four hits and struck out fifteen men.

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fui-gey in the first mug. bang- ing three hit: off I . slants and getting two free it, its to first.

Colin Grady who came in to re- lieve him with none out in the initial frame, settled down to pitch gilt-edged ball. allowing no further hits until the sixth frame when Boylan, RCAI. left fielder who won the Victory Cleaners "Bat- ting" Award with eight points, rent a long ball into left field that was good for three bases. The Airfares stickers really got to Grady in the seventh. banging out four singles.

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Races Huge

A thrilling boat race program was witnessed at Wood Islands yesterday afternoon when four fast classes and one special race were run off amid the loud ap- plause of the large gathering.

An ideal location for the races was chosen outside the bar-pass-

eway. thus permitting the peo- pa to gather on a cleared pro- montory for a. perfect view of the races. Viewed from above, all the boats and their positions were in clear view of the spectators. The promontory had been cleared to allow parking and standing space, and also room for the dining saloon, refreshment booth, dancing platform, and sports area.

The races were the big draw- ing card and were run off effici- cntly by the officials in charge, without hold-ups or accidents.

At the conclusion of the race program, the crowd enjoyed a delicious supper prepared by the ladies of the Women's Institute of Wood Islands, West and East, Bellevue and Melville. The High- land pipers Brill Bears and Hugh MaoPherson. were on hand to de- light the crowd with the very popular highland pipe music.

Field Sports

The latter part of the afternoon was taken up with field sports under the direction of Brig. W. W. Reid and Art Perry, of the Department of Physical Fitness. Each class was well represented, and competition was keen. The married women's race captured the interest of the spectators, as the nimble ladies tore down the run- way with plenty of speed. The shot-put completed the after- noon's sports with a 30-foot put -by Stewart MacMillan.

The light 6 cylinder race, the first one of the afternoon was a close run all the way with the four boats in close following or- der. At the finish the boat owned by Laurie Herring. Murray Har- bor, pulled to the front to cop the first prize. '

The heavy 6 cylinder had two entries which gave the spectators a thrilling time as the two boats raced parallel almost to the fin- ish before the boat owned by Vin- cent Turpell of Pictou island pull- ed out to take the race by half a length. '

The V-8 race was won by Angus MacNeil of Murray Harbor, who had little difficulty taking the lead right to the finish. The last two boats owned by Henry Ric- hards of Wood lslands and James Singleton of Belle River gave a thrilling race. the two boats com. ing in with almost a photo finish.

The free-for-all was the most spectacular race of the afternoon with) eight boats manocuvering for

position. At the second turn all Tom: N 19 9 g 31 4 5 boats were still in close and only V on the home stretch did Angus C1 ma 3. A11 11 11 120 A E MacNeil pull away from the pack Green, c .. 4 o o '1 1 o to lead them home. G,,dy' ,5, P , 2 1 1 1 o 1 I Special Race walker, ct H 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 A special race between the P1 schurmam 31., 3 1 1 3 3 0 boats 'owned- by Angus MacN'eil mchud, 5,. 31, N 3 0 1 o 3 1 and Vincent Turpell was run, with L. schurmm, 11, 3 0 ,9 7 0 0 both boats going bow to bow to G. Duwn. ,1 3 0 0 3 o o the home stretch where MacNeil sonien If 1 o 0 o o 0 took the lead to the finish. Lefurge” P 0 0 o 0 o o 'I'he officials in charge who put xlpelaney. 31, 1 0 o 1 1 o a great deal of work into organiz- Toms H 33 4, 4.3-1 5 3 lng this first meet, were coni- xqeplaced Lcfurgey in 1,1 mngng. mended for their splendid efforts,

Summary - RBl's - Boylan, Hunter 3, Desmoches. P. Schur- man, Richard, Waiker.Stolen bases --Macxenzie, Richard 2, Delaney 2. Doubles - Hunter, P. Schur- man, Grady, Walker. Double plays -Grady to P. Schurman to L. Sohurman. Hits off Lefurgey 3 in 0 innings. off Grady 5 in '1 in- nings. Off Embrett 4 in 7 innings. Losing pitcher - Lefurgey. Struck out by Grady 7, Embrett l5:bascs on balls - off Lcfurgey 2, off Grady 1. off Embrett 2. Wild pitches - Grady, Embrett. Passed balls-Hunter, Green.

Umpires - Plate, J. Schurman: bases - H. O'Neill and H. Bernard.

HALIFAX. July 11 -- (GP) - Two hits and a variety of walks and errors gave I-lallfex capitals all their runs in the sixth inning tonight as they hung up a 3-1 vic- tory ovsr Liverpool Larrupers in in Halifax and District Senior Baseball League victory.

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which were crowned with suc- cess, and it is expected that next year will see an even bigger meet at ideally located Wood 15- lands. The Results

The following are the.results of the races:

Light 6-cylinder .. 1, Laurie Herring, Murray Harbor; 2, Wil- liam Bell, Belle River: 3, Jack Dougheriy. Pinctte: 4. Ronnie Gay, Pownal.

Heavy 6-cylinder - 1, Vincent Turpell, Pictou Island: 2. Sandy MacPherson. Flat River.

V-8 - l, Angus MacNeil. Mur- ray Harbor; 2, ston, Wood islands: 3. Henry Richards, Wood Islands; 4. James Singleton, Belle River. -

Free-for-All - 1. Angus Mac- Nelll, Murray Harbor; 2, Laurie Herring, Murray Harbor: 8, Vin- cent Turpell, Pictou Island: 4. Henry Richards, Wood Islands; 6 Stan Livingston, Wood Islands: 6 William Bell. Belle River; 7, James Singleton, Belle River; 6. Sandy MacPhe2'son, Flat River.

Special Race - l, Angus Mac- Neil, Murray Harbor: 2, Vincent Turpell, Pictou Island,

Judges: George Stewart, wil-

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liam NIICIIIITIIIBD, Elmer ston. Starter, Wallace White. SPORTS EVENTS Boys '1 and under-1. Donald Macllae; 2. lilroy Boise.

Girls '1 and under-1. Joyce Livingston; 2. Florence Stewart;

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Clipper Kleen (Duncan) Queen S (Brelghton) Scott Worthy (Matthews) .. Best time for the mile 2.29. Winning horsc owned by Lloyd Duncan.

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Albions came up with a." run in the seventh inning tonight to gain a 5-4 Halifax and District Senior Baseball League decision over run- ner-up Truro Beai-cats.

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3. Elizabeth Power. Boys 8 and 9-1. John Branhan:

Roland MacDonald; 3. George Hume.

Girls 8 and 9 -1. Mary Prowse; 2. Donna MacRac; 3. Donelda Lecco.

Boys 10 and 12 .- 1. Raymond Stewart; 2. Floyd Stewart: 3. Tom Harries.

Girls 10 and 12 - 1. Ads John- ston; 2. Jean Russell; 3. Donna Compton.

Boys 13 and 14 -- 1. Harold Moore; 2. William Compton; 3. Cyril Singleton.

Boys lo and over - 1. Grant Clements: 2. Ralph MacPherson; 3. Robert White.

Girls 16 and over .- 1. Ruth Moore.

Married Women - 1, Mrs. Reu- ben Moore; 2. Mrs. Isaac Stewart.

Shot-Put-l. Stewart MacMil- lan; 2. Leon MacPhee; 3. William Macxay.

Officials - Brig. W. W. Reid, Art Perry, Criiley Lea, Lorne Stewart.

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"After all." veeck said, "the sea- aon's only half over and we want to improve the Browns now."

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lookout for top-flight Negro talent but none in that group is close to being ready for major league ball.

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ed and driven by Miss Commando owned by Dr. p, MICIIIIYN and driven by Archie I-lewlyh: Calumet Onward owned and driven by Harold First race:

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