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Baseball Results. SATURDAY
Anic rlun League
'. .. lll oio iso-io iv o 5"W"i'-'.l;l.',." 230 (on ooo- s s o Jepaspual. Stobba (2) and Court-
Y 1,,”-sen. Coleman (4) Grim Pf; lW,,g,.,, )7) sturdivant (7) and ;,..I.. w-scosbs. L-.oi-im. rim: us ,,ynsi. NY-Bauer (I).
Wm. ooo iii 010-11 12 0 (ansas City 022 001 031- I 15 I
G.-amek, Aber 4) and House: Kume. Creddock 5) Harrington ,5. H..,.her1 I6) 30," (7) M son .9. and Astroth. W-Aber. IF' cm-mock HRs: ' KCy-lSmpIoll. Lopez. Slaughter.
Boston 000 001 000 001-I 10 1 mum”.-.a 000 000 100 000-1 8 0
Deim-ix, Kinder (8) and White: War llruwn Ill) and Trlandol. i0), W--Kinder. L-Brown.
. -' hurl?! min.--Williams. Bal-Jl'rlaii- dos
ghmap. 100 M0 000-1 0 0 flclclnntl 010 101 12x-6 13 I
Pl('l(T. llrmcll I6! Papal (fl) and p.113.-, wvun and Hegan. lp ”:ci'(w IIR. Cle-Doby (2).
National IAIKIO
hen Yurn N0 000 1-8 81 PIllI.'ll'IPll)IlliI 001 100 (XX)-2 7 I iirouelli. Vlonzant (5) and Kill; ll'chnmei- Meyer (9) and II. w-.iioin.ani l,-Wehmeier. I , Pho-Lopnta. l Pittsburgh N0 000 OW-0 I 0 Brooklyn IN IN It-4 I 0
Friend. Face is) and Shepard;
lisulax and Campanella. 1.-
Friend.
Cincinnati &0 001 111-! I l
Wilwaukee N0 111 101-6 ll 2 Gross. Mlnarcln (5) Black (0)
Freeman (7) Nuxhall (9) and
Burgess. Burdette. Johnson (7)
ilsrunx (74 .lolly (ll) Paine (9) and (iramlall W-Paine. L-Freeman. llR' Mil-Crandall. ' St. fouls Chicago Haddix. Jackson (6) and Sarni: Rush. Perkowaki (1) Jeffcoat (7) and Chiti. W-Haddix. L-Rush.
International League
Hainna at Richmond (two) ppd. Only games scheduled.
SUNDAY American IA-iigua
Detroit. 127 I40 N0-17 I I Kansas City ooo 010 0M- 1 7 I Garver and Home; Rllchl.
Craddnrk (8) Kume (I) Earring-A ton (7) and Astroth. I...-Raschl. lifts Del. Garver, Boone, House. Second Thlrasn . 000 we ooo-4 to 0 Cleveland m lw lfh-I O 1 Donovan. Byrd (1) and Moos Garcia. Narleakl (0) ltd lagan. W-Giirrla, 1,-Donovan. IIIII: FM Nortlioy. Ole. Roun. Imlth. Chicago OI) ill) Wii-! 0 0 Cleveland .. 000 an Ma-B 10 0 Johnson, Martin (1) Howell (7) no bnllar; Lemon. Narleshi (I) and Naragon. Hogan (6). I- Ilmon; L-Martin. Hits: Chi- Kell. Lollar. loaton
NI I10 Ill)-5 II 1 Ialtimore
Olllblm-4 ll
Baumann. aunt in and wiuto;.
hlica. Dorlsh (1) Zuvorink ('f) and smith. !.' Bauniann; L- Palica
Washington 000 100 110-0 1 I New York 810 (ll) Olx-I O I
Ramos. ltone (2). Schmlts (7). Cllrlle it!) and Courtney; Turlay. Ford ill) and Berra. W-Turley.'L -Ramos. HR: Wasli.. Vernon. N Y-Mantle. Noran.
National laagao
Olacuinati Oil) U0 010-I I I iv-ulm an on oox-a I o Kllrmstein. Collum (4) Ilack (I)
Podbiolnn (7) and Landrlth; Nich-
ole and Crandall. HRI: Cln. Post;
m.nAaron 2. Mathews. L-Kllpp-
lurk aioooooto-no iadelniua no ooi ooo-4 1 2 Gomez. Wilhelm (7) Grluan (0) :1” Kati. Hoffman (I): Nogray. 95" '4' Mrozlnsltl (O) and Lo- Will. Semmick, Niarhos (0). W.
- Mum ooi ooo 4120-; a o "I0 .. ooooooiax-no u;s"l"l'dl- I-lvllmo (I) Jackson Wand Sarnia: Davin. Tremel (I) El (ti) and Chill. McCullough mi W-Treniel; L-lchmidt.
Hf 5'1-Boyer. Grammla. tshurah am an m4 1: 1 "Win .. ioa ioo on-a oi Mme. Surkont fl) and lbapard. Busoat (4)
. hint: L-Iurltont. TR! Prherreeso; lrk-Gilliam.
' tematieaal League
But! I '3uffIIlI;
' first
shown at the training establish- ::::p"o(5yd;g'hl Patsggizn "get ward Tierney, George Doucette.
homes Friday.
Island Swimmer Completes i Montaque-G'rown Swim
Sheila DeLory, 19-year-old Miss DeLory is the daughter of Georgetown girl. became the first Mr. and Mrs. FJ. DeLory of swimmer ever to conquer the tides Georgetown. and currents of Montague River Her splendid accomplishment and Georgetown Harbour when she gives Georgetown and Kings County waded ashore on the north sldelsomething to be proud of in the of the ferry wharf at Georgetown field of long distance swimming.
1 hours and 40 minutes after -----j Slonhope And
setting out on the 6 mile swim
from gvloitiltague Bridge at 11.15, talss unI)eaI).,ory. a Red Crosslsedford
swimming and water safety in- .
atructress for the past several
years did not undergo any tralniiigj '
for the long swim. She was surpris- sghnhope hm-1 Bedfm-d 5pm the
tngly trash at the finish in spite my two gm" of gh, .om,.11
of considerable rough water en- hhhh of the North shore League
WWW” IP07" Clemenn P01” "' played at the National Park dia-
Goorgetown. . 1 mend suhdhyl . The water was cold and almost nah); B;-gdlgy hm-lea Be.-lfoi-d
forced her to abandon the attempt to . as win in she nu: um.
about Va hour after the start: whue Jpck My.” plckgd up the She used a variety of strokes 5-4 win for Stanhope in the sec-
but chiefly relied on the breast ond game that was another
and side strokes. and from time gquehkeg,
to time swam on her back. , ..........mm. she was accompanied in a row ATOMIC roux
boat handled by her brother Cullen
DeI.ory. who acted as her C08L'F OTTAWA (PP) 511' Edwin
hnmgd by Miss Joan Murphy, Plowden. chairman of the British
Georgetown. Red Cross swimmlnv Wlmlc ENTRY NI"l0I'II3'- WJIIL ll”-
Chdeu who retumed .0 meg, Sub Lleut.?incomb (RCSCC Monc- Wendell Hood. 8. ton). Harry James. Raymond Wii- (Antigonish). Lynn Gallant. Em- Hissette, Arthur Walsh.
Second row: Costello.
Barry MacDonald l
Liverpool Takes l -Game Lead l Over Halifax
LIVERPOOL. N.S. (CP)-Livcr- pool Larrupers baited themselves) into a two-game lead in the best- of-nlne Halifax and District base- ball league finals Monday by sweeping both ends of a double- header from Halifax Cardinals.
Running up eight runs in the fifth inning. Larrupcrs coast:-d to I 10-2 victory in the first game. then edged the visitors (-3 in the nlghtcap.
Halifax pitcher Jim Rough gave up 14 hits in the first gamc as the Liverpool squad poundcd out an easy victory. The only home run was banged out by Bob Coc- codrllll of Liverpool with the bases empty.
Ron Cote was the winning pitiher in both games.
in the second contest. Cole hurled the first six innings and was relieved when the score was (-3. Don Macleod finished up.
Win Overstreet started for Hal- ifax and Jim Kuykendall took over in the fifth.
Jose Rogers of Cardinals homered in the second with none
SEA CADETS FINISH COURSE
Front row: Wm. Bernard. Ed- son. Boyde Wilson.
mctt Bcagan. heveriy Richards. Stephen Hughes.
Third row: John Gallant. Barry Robert
Upsets Feafur
Begins In Tennis Tourney
Upsets were the order of the day in yesterday's matches in the Char- lottetown Tennis Club tournament. in one semi-final match in the Men's Doubles, Andy Anderson and Jim Johnston defeated the first- sccded team of Bud McAleer and Mark MacGuigan. The match went to two and a half "hours and five scis. but in the end Anderson's not play and .7 h 's lobhing proved too much for the defending champ- lons.Scores were 6-1. 4-7. 7-9, 6-1. 6-4. In the other semi-final match. Paul Kays and Geoff Fitzgerald. who had previously shown power in defeating Wendell Murphy and Benny Urquhart. 6-1, 7-5, walloperl Walter Cullen and Doug George. in the record time of 45 minutes. 6-0. 6-0. 8-2.
In Men's Singles matches played '
over the weekend. Wilmer Blanc- hard defeated Wendell Murphy. tltl. 6-4. Doug George defeated Charlie Willett. 2-6, 6-4. 8-4. Jim Johnston defeated Harry McConnell, 6-0, 6-2. and Harold Power defeated Sid Campbell. 6-1, 6-0. in the Ladies'l Singles Joan Weir beat Joan Storey.1 8-0, 8-1.
Smith.
lilillar, Wm. Stanley, Joe Pittipong (Antlgonish). Wm. McKenna.
Back row: Eugene Hayes (Anti- gonish).
ed As Play
Marlflmers Do Wall At Track And Field Moot
TORONTO (CP)-Wes lantee, whose ambition is to break the four-minute barrier for the mile. won his apeclalty Monday in the slow time of 4:08.6 at the Canadian lnterprovinclal track and Ield championships.
Santee ran the rest of the l.Ito,t.he ground and finished .
I lap in front of Dick Carmicha.' of Toronto.
6antee's time set a meet record but was two seconds slower than the Canadian native record of 4104.6 sat by Rich Ferguson of Toronto in the 1954 British Empire Games.
Arnie Sowell. of the University of Pittsburgh, and holder of the world's aw-yard record. set his own pace to win in l:55.4. Sowell's record of l:46.4 was set earlier this year.
MARITIME WINNERS
Maritime athletes did well other eventa run off Monday
Diane Matheson of Moncton. NB. won the women's 100-yard open in 10.9, after taking the 100-yard closed event in 11 seconds. In the open event she was followed to the wire by Sue Burnett, Victoria and Jean Reid. Hamilton.
Joe Mullins of Halifax won the can yards closed in 1255.5. with Peter Watson of HMCS Cornwallis second.
Jim Warner of Halifax competed In two finals. He was second tol Jack Parrington of Toronto in the) 220 yards closed. and finished third in the 100-yard open.
WORLD ACE BEATEN
Warner was the first Canadian past the wire in the exciting 100- yard open. in which Jim Golliday of Northwestern University was nipped at the tape by Elmer Cole- man of Detroit Athletic Club. Gal- liday is co-holder of the world 100- yard record of 9.3 seconds.
four others.
7 Tuesday. Sept. 6, 1955 The Guardi .1 Page .
Halifax Team
Cops NS-PEI
Ladies Softball Crown
,The Halifax Chipeites. Scotia ladies softball champions.. Look the N. S.. P.E.l. crown. in. two straight games by defeating; the Summersidz Capitol Stars 7-4. at the Summerside Airport on lunday afternoon and 54) all Queen Elizabeth Park on Monday morning. l
The locals oulhil the visitors in the opening game. eleven to nine but could not deliver in they clutch and left a total of 17- atranded on the sacks. Capiloly Stars had more errors. six to fourl for the Ohipettes and a wild pitch.) three passed balls and an appar- ent state of suspended animation on the part of the Star defence? allowed three unearned runs inl the third inning. enough to win' the ball game.
In the nine bingles which Marie Peters allowed there were- two triples and I double. All the eleven Capitol Star hits off Marg, Ferris were singles. Carmen Smith relieved Peters in the ninth but did not give up any hits. but two errors accounted for a run .
Marie Peters led both clubs in hitting. getting 8 for 5. Florence MacKinnon and Alice Gallant had) 2 and 3 for 5 respectively. Wand:-l Chappell. Nancy Macl-larlane. Car men Smith and -Geraldine Mar- l
Kinnon got the other Star hinglet I
In the one-mile relay. closed.
Nma Scotia finished second to On-l tario.
In the women's 440-yard relay.
closed. Quebec finished third to Ontario and Alberta. Arsemu"
Dave Lucas of Halifax was sec-
and in the closed hop. step and g ' Cole- jump. This event was won by .lim man finished in 96 in equal the Aitkcn of Winnipeg, who covered S'aiile
Canadian open record shared hy.48 feet ion. inches. l
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All the Chipettes were particular ly smart fieiders with third sack- cr Ferris a standout.
Errors: Scaraveili. Wolfe, SIX-
ier. Sundall. Arsenault 2. CIIIp- pell 2. Peters. G. MacKlnhon.
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Halifax 203 I00 001 7 I I lS'side am 010 002 4 ii a
Umpires: Plate. Hunter; basal. Hanson and MacLeod.
In the second game, Halifax pll('II(?f Jean MacRae. set to Capitol Stars down with six IIIII, all singles. and blanked then H the run column.
The Chipeltes teed oil on lot- ers for ten hits. three of than home runs by Estey. Mosher and M. Terrio. McCloskey hit I double. Myra Murphy. JIII Arsenault. Marie Peters. Gerald- ine !VlacKinnon. Florence Mac- Kinnon and Alice Gallant got one each.
Each team committed one mil- play. Joyce Enman and Scarav- elli making the boots. and two "after you" plays on easy pop flies to the infield went for Hall- fax hits. .loyt-r Enman made up for her bobble with I smart catch off M. Ti-rrio's bat in the first inning. and Geraldine Mac- Klnnon hustled in to make I pretty catch of Dudall's drive b left in the eighth. Marg Maclniiia handled three chances well at short. and Chappell, after stumb ling. snapped a throw to first II the sixth to nip Sudall. Joan made four catches. ranging far to gather h two If them.
Linescore:- R It
Halifax . .
This evening's schedule is as follows: Floyd Landry vs. Mark MacGuigan; Paul Kays vs. Benny Urquhart: Harold Power vs. Walter Cuilcn; Norma Dalziel vs. Edie
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