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GAME - YGradi"l Ml 5” . victory tune for the Pontiac! -

la aiaahed out I P138111! :t:fyl'Ieall'lllIe. double and all!!! In me trips to drive honie three Buns- merside runs. Grid! d"'VQ ”" .”'SE.. Til u'l1"lu'.. Oil girecuit smash lted 93- - The Pontiac: pounded-A cher Kip 3015) '9' 1' Garth Harris sailed neat 7-hitter. . Ed Dalton. Don G , Gallant each had two the Pontiacs.

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Montreal Aloueiies Edge.

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double. ' of five series is tied

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Charlottetown Abhiea lumped on sumines-aide Poatlacs for nine runs (only one earned) and eight bits in the ftratctwo innings of the first game of the island intermed- iate best-of-ilve series at Queen Elizabeth Park Bat ay and won under wraps. the score. lo-4. Vance Harris, relieving Johnny Wireless in the third frame. al- lowed-only one run and two hits in the seven innings to slam the door, shut. but the vic-

gytth a iory horse was; already stolen.

'5'. :-

Varn Handrahan. the r, gave up aev hlta, strik- out it and on g I. Whalen w tied: and walked 1. Harris

Out. and!

poled out Ulric Gallant, lnd.Dalton.. ton.' Gord Grady. Grant Grad and

Clarence got the surntiieralde hiii. Ed DIl- N1

ton's a double and Gord Grady? a t -base hit.

Grant Graiiy'a atop of liylII'l hard smash to third to artirechar- lie with a quick” thrown to and Frank Sheppard's long run to foul territory to gather in once Giliis's fly were the fielding highlights.

LINESCOBE

360 001 (I30 10 10 I 000 101 020

Umpires - plate - H. Landry. bases - E. Phullps and W. Stall.

Abbies Pontiacs

. aide racetrack on Mond

4757

Other winners on th "id Sun.-. lgb Cleu, pgeigcfyog wg

slleaii his I not i -' intletof the aiieoriioon athe2.1g';f5e.n - G”)?! Hughes. owner of Wk 3.. lost his fine pg.-eg in um 3'.'l.'.'”l”12"n if. i.':.'.”.':”.i"”” ""- fered a broken leg. ac. and surf

SUMMARY

(Kelly) G. Hall-Jule (Blrt) . . , , . . .. W veater (R, ) ,, g:o"k:or;lry(C. smlilf)eV.e.s.... . ax (c t l'f Throndale (Shaw? l.f.e.) . . . , ., Tirnes- 2.17 as; 2.15 3-5 Ginger Worthy owned and drl. ven by G. F. MacDonald,

Classified Inc

-Marion E. (Kelly) Real.Joe (Lowery) Cottage Frank (Annear) Mr. Scarlett (Kennedy)

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IATUXDAY American" LGII9

noston 4 Baltimorl I Cleveland 5 cnicaro 1 5..., York a w 4 Detroit 6 Hanna City 1

Natl't'inaInl;;lIII: 2 Philadelphia 3 Pl H18 Brooklyn 5 New York 3 Bmokiyn 5 New York Cincinnati 7 cnicsso 31 Muwaukeed St. Louis """"'.'l.'."l'”"'

M ntreal 2 Bu 0 mzhmond 5 Havana 1 Toronto 3 Rochesl-91' 0 gnchester 13 Toronto 4 Mmmi 4 Columbus 3,

Miami 10 Columbus

SUNDAY

American Lilli") Washington 4 New York I Chmago 4 Cleveland Qe-, . Detmit 3 Kansas CW1 . Baltimore u aoston II:-7

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N. . ittsburgil 10 PN1ldG1P5W.' C '

iimsnursh 5 Ph11IWP”' i i

Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2

Milwaukee 6 St. Louis I

New York 2 Brooklyn 1

New York 4 Brooklyn 1

International Mail!

Montreal 14 'Buffalo 4

Toronto 3 Rochester 1

Columbus 10 Miami I

Columbus 0 Miami 5

Havana 3 Richmond 1

Havana 13 Richmond 3

MONDAY

National Leas-Io . pg); ooo ooaioo-I ll) 1 Brooklyn (Ill W3 018-4 10 0 Friend and snspard: Crata. Bu-

sent (7) and Camnanella. liVr3u-

mt, sin: Pgh-Virdon. rs)?" 001 100 oio-a u a Brooklyn 0001 (D0 010-! I I

Mungcr. Face (4). Friend (I) and Follea; Drysdalc. BGIIH" (9) and Campanalla. (Walker (I). W-. Face. L-Dryadllo.

First

New York l00 (IX) MM-1 4 0 Phila 40100000:-5 7 I Margonerl, Goinex (ll Macon-

RQUNDUPi

Detroit 010 232 210-11 15 1 CliieIlP 000 112 030-8 10 1

Running. Trucks (5), Aber (6), and-R. Wilson; J. Wilson. How- ell (5). Lapalma (0), McDonald (1).'Staley (9) and Latin. W- Abnr. L-J. Wilson. HR.s: Det- Boone. n. Wilson. Kuenn; Chl-

Northey.

Gaeead g Detroit 000 000 son-.1 10 o -' Chicago 300011 000x-5 I 1

Gronsek. Miller (2). Masterson (I) and House, R. Wilson (7); Xeegan, Pierce (7) and Moss. W- Keegan.. L - Gromelr. HRs: Chl- Dobvy, Minoan, Hatfield, Rivera.

:..:e. ationsl League

rirst Buffalo ooo ooo ooo-2 7 o Tomato nos ooou ooo-1 a o

Hahn. Donovan (I) and Sherry; D. Johnson. Wojey (7), Hetkl (it)

and Battey. Sawatski (9). W- liahn. L-D. Johnson. , Beeend (Buffalo 000000-0 0 it Toronto ' 000012.:-8 5 0

r" Nicholas and Tornpltlnson: Iso- vsaartth. and sswstsiu.

Fl,rI'.':i '1. Columbus . ooojooo ooz-2 7 s metuhond ooooooooo-o 7 1

Harrington. Santiago (9) and Noble; Cereghino. Dixon (9) and :Vatlington. W-Santiago. L-Ceregh- no.

second

Columbus 010 000 000-- 1 3 1

Richmond no 000 olx-- 3 la 1 Kusava, Santiago (3). and Noble

Costco and Neeman. HR: Col-

Downs;; Rchd - PIea')s.hLP xushva. t n Fit.-at i

Rochester 22 111 0-7 12 0 Montreal, M0 004 0-4 I 8

Maekiason. Wright (6). Russell (7) and .Ran.d; Whita, Mickens (4). Cole'(I) and Roaabo u. W- Macklnaon. L-White.

Rochester N4 011 001-10 14 0 Montreal 010 ooo.ooo- l 5 o

Greaaon and Hand: Crlstante. Wait (8), Mlclrens (I) and Rose- boro. L-Csistante.

Halifax Wallops , S'side DeSoios

The Halifax Olands, Nova Scotla ladies softball champions. com- pletely outclassed the local Da- Sotos at Summcrslde Saturday, de- feating the homestera 18-1. and tak- ing a one-game lead in their best of three series.

Halifax cracked out 19 hits, in- cluding 6 doubles and 2 home runs off the deliveries of Carmen Smith. and one they reached the initial sack. played ring-around-rosey on the base paths. The Desotos were limited to three hits by Lucas who went eight frames and Terrlo who relieved in the ninth. Marsha Ar- scnault. Grace MacLennan and Jean Arsenault each hit singles.

LINESCOBE Halifax 313 231 210 16 19 3 Summerside 010 000 000 1 I 6

Dodgers Sign Ralph Branca

BROOKLYN (AP) - Brooklyn Dodgers, suffering from an acute pitching shortage in the late stages of he National League pennant rac . Monday signed one of their former mound stars. Ralph Branca. as a free agent.

Branca. who was the Dodgers from l9-l4 to 1953. has been out of organized baseball since last sea- son. when he had a 3-3 record with Minneapolis in the American As- aoclatlon.

Now in the advertising busi- ness. Braoca offered his. services to the Dodgers a short (time ago and showed enough in working out with the club that he was given a contract.

National Park Downs Bedford

National Park whipped Bedfortl 16-11 over the weekend to take a 2-1 lead in the semi-finals of the National Park Softball League.

Michael Watts was the winning pitcher. The Hughes brothers did the hurling for Badford.

PROBABLE PITCHERS

NEW YORK (AP) - Probable pitchers for today's major league games with won and lost records in parentheses:

National League

Cincinnati at Milwaukee (nl(e) -Jeffcoat (6-2) vs Phillips H-2).

New York at Philadelphia (niie) Llttlefield (2-5) or Margoneri (5-4) vs Haddlx (12-.).

(Only games scheduled)

American Lelluo

Detroit at Chicago (nlte)-Boy tack (11-11) and Donovan (9-7).

Cleveland at Kansas City (nite) Score (15-8) and Mcliiiahon (0-5) or Herriage (l-13).

Boston at Washington (nite)-

gsisler (6-7) vs Pascuai (6-ii).

(Only games scheduled).

owned

Bob Cleggowned by E. R. Ford, driven by Emmett 331111133 E350 hy Mr-s.”Jaroes Poulton. driven by Harry Poultoo

series against Arzns and the via- i0l'y. second in three starts, kept them Just two Points behind the

Als. Ottawa has won one. the

downs to complete the scoring. Tex Toblnson paced ring may. ers will) two touchdowns. Hal

Waggoner and Howard Sclanellen-

Needles ls Retired For . The Season

- ALTNAIT CITY, NJ. (AP)- Kentucky Derby winner Needles was retired for the season Mon- day and will be painted for the 3100.000-added Widener Handicap at Hialeah Park in Florida nex'

winter. I)

Trainer Hugh Fonialne said tho Florida-bred colt "needs a resti from his busy campaign." but that there is nothing wrong with! the three-year-old star.

Needles is the leadin., candidate for three-year-old championship honors. having won four races of 3100.000-added value - the Fla- mingo at Hieieah. the Florida Derby at Gulfstrcam Park. the Derby at Churchill Downs and thr- Beimnnt Stakes in New York. Owned by the-D. and H. Stable of Jack Dudley and Bonnie Heath. the son of Ponder-Noodle Soup has earned 3440,850 this year. He is the leading money - winning thoroughbred to date in 1956. Rex Ellsworth's Swaps is next with t32.'i,650 and Nashua third with 8291.550

in his last start. the 3100,000- added American Derby Aug. Ill at Washington Park in Chicago Needles finished fifth.

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