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RRYAV MAlVR. Pa. May 19 - (APl .A. A fast-moving Pennsyl- vaniii Railroad flyer ripped into the rear of a stalled express in this quiet residential suburb of Phila- tieipliie today. killing eight per- iinris anti injuring some 60 others.

The Philadelphia night express from Pittsburgh had stopped to check for damaged equipment.

At 7:38 A.M. E.D.T. the Red Arrow. bound from Detroit to New York. slashed into the rear oi the express.

EATON SOCON. Ent..lmid-(CPl- Two drivers were injured when four trucks collided in this Bed- fordshire town. Cause of the accid- ent: a small dog which ran on the road and escaped unhurt.

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Ernest ”I..ippy" Gaudet, whose baniams won the Island hockey championship this spring. the only summerslde sextet on so that far.

coaching in the realm of girls' so ball. Llppy has organized a girls' softball team. composed entirely of girls attending St. Marys Con- vent. Here is the line-up as releas- ed by Llppy an hour ago: Catcher- Dot Gallant, Pitcher-Shirley Ars- enault, Ist Base-Diana Gallant, 2nd Base-Simone Lodlaii-. 3rd Base-Rose Gaudet, short stop- Yvonne Jenkins, R. F.-Marie Peters, 1.. F.-Shirley Perry, 0. F.- Valerie Gallant. Bpares--Gertrude Bernard, Marcia Delaney. Shirley Watson. Kathleen Murphy. Pat Watson.

'Lippy is predicting an Island championship for his charegs. Considering Cha.rlottetown's str- angle hold on girl's softball during the last three or four years. we think Lippy is going away out on an extremely brittle limb when he talks about an Island crown, but we do have to admit Lippy made good his boast to bring his ban- iams to an Island hockey crown, so who are we to question the proph- ecy of a coach who is batting 1.

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He will have to dispose of a de- termined challenge right here in Summerside, however. before he can dispute the continued reign of the Capital City gals. Marlon Rog- ers, prime spirit in girls" softball activities in summerslde High School, informs us that there is going to be a. renaissance of soft- ball among High School lassies this year. LaRush. prominent soft- ball player at the R. C. A. F. sta- tion, has been persuaded tog coach the High school girls and they will soon begin the season's activ- ities.

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REGINA. May 18 - (Cl'-')-Pre- sldeni: Al Picknrd of the Western Canada Senior Hockey League announced yesterday that Moose Jaw has been officially accepted as the league's fifth entry. Oilicr teams are the league clinmplon Saskatoon Quakers, Czilgarv Stampeders. Edmonton Flyers

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Shot At Rat Leads To Fine At Truro.

TRURO. N. S.. May 19 -- (OP) - Wilfred Me.cKay fired at a rat on a nearby marsh yesterday.

Wilircd's .303 bullet. missed the rat, ricocheted off a rock, whizzed through the air and went through it ivlndow or a home a mile away.

Mrs. Roland Barass and her in- fant son received minor cuts from the flying glass.

Today, Wilfred was fined five dollars and costs for discharging a firearm within the town limits. He admitted firing the shot.

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It is hoped that the baseball diamond at the High school which is being enlarged will be ready for games by June lst. The new soft- ball dlamonds being constructed by the town will probably not be. ready before July.

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ST. LOUIS. May 17 -(AP) .. In a move to strengthen their in- field, St. Louis Cardinals today swapped pitcher Irv Dusalt and first baseman Glenn Nelson of Pittsburgh for shortstop Stan Rojclr. No cash was involved.

THE CURRAGH. Republic of Ireland. May 17 -iReuters)- Maj. D. McCalmont.'s English- trained Queen of Shelia. 3-1 sec. and invorilm, won today's Irish one-thouszind guineas over it mile here.

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