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lnce of Wales Col- legéhebowlintlifiament will be held n-lday night. Professor William mam. 1n chm" m‘ traction st the college announced f,“ night. seven and eisht bout‘ gre scheduled. They are all finals for division champ! his-ups.

REGINA FIGHTS T0 EVENWTERMS

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“EGINA, April 29 -(CP)-Re|ina Rangers fought back on even ("m5 with Sydney Millionaires in the Allan Cup finals by edging out the Eastern Canada champions 3-2 here tonight in the fifth gains of the

bcsi-oi-iivc series-

The Canadian Senior Hockey Champ] sirth game of the series to be played in " gins Thursday.

Beaten 8-8 and 8-9 in the first two games, Freddie Metcaife‘: "Des- tiny Kids" bounced back to outplay Millionaires and gain a l-l tie in the third genie. Bangers 5-4 win Saturday and tonight's victory left :1... [cams tied with five points each.

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Garth Bush. rookie rearguard, put Regina ahead with the only goal or the first period and the wr-stern champions went ahead 3-0 before the halfway mark of the second as Scotty Cameron and Grant Wiirwick scored goals within two seconds with Mel Snowdon. Sydney captain in the penalty box.

Then the Sydney gauging attacks hogan clicking and Millionaires got two goals in 37 seconds. both from rrramblrs around the Regina net. Jack Atcliison got the first and Grant Hall added the other to end the scoring for the ame.

From the start o the third per- iod Millionaires rengwed their five- man attacks, but Rangers checked vlcioilsly and with the good work 0f Jim Henry in the Regina net,

(By Lorne Bruce. Canadian Press Staff Writer)

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Boston Braves NotBees, demand

BOSION. Alpril 29—(AP)—Stock- holders in the recently-reorganized Boston National League baseball club demanded tonight that it a- gain be known as the Braves, in- stead of the Bees. They elected Bob Quinn president.

"The boys don't like the nick- name Bees. and they insist that we again call ourselves the Braves." Quinn said. “We are also going to rename our ball park Braves Field."

Glace Bay will Not operate Next year

up the first goal for Bush and his great back-checking throughout t e second and third periods helped keep Millionaires from getting in a scoring tion.

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l-Reslna. Bush (Gruhn) 5.55 Penalties: AtcliLson, Bush.

Second Period 2-—Resina. Cameron (Kunkel) 9 15

ii-Rreflnu. Warwick 9. kfggimey. Atchison (FYiIZ, La-

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.2 gggugglrgwpgrggg aft fight”; M-gydney» Hall (Atohlson, Inga; round Rangers net for almost the Rnalues. 5mwdm_ Maximum full 2O 17111111168. Kunkel Davidson r nil cmlllld (tlhiaiiwut 15m‘) stltoigd ' I or ie en re 0d rliéeredl thé hplmer as y Tum PM“

erme ru n, pvoti on Re- 59014 - (inc. line. was given sevcxigl ovations penafitefilgnnfgwdm g i BOWLING °"""- {k Pgulfion 237 23'! 1'19 . ui' e 199 160 230 P E. Callaghan 193 151 195 \ M. Stllll 233 15B 206 C. Artz 232 197 147 _,, I". Tulle 178 185 162 b .-.-———- Total-size. you! NAME BOWLING Lafitliagthlggugsngzle Egglosrrigan 249

GLACE BAY, N.S., Alilril 29-—(CP) -Because of heavy deficits over the last three years, the Glace Bay Hockey Club decided tonight it would not sponsor an entry in the Cape Breton League next season. Sydney. Millionaires, champions of the three-team league, ciirrentfy are playing Regina Rangers for the Allan Cup.

The club announced it would co- operate with any organization in- terested in operating the Miners team in the fast circuit. Miners led most of the way lost season, but were beaten out after goalie Jimmy Foster was disqualified by the Can- adian Amateur Hockey Association.

Hunter River and Vicinity

The death of Mr. Daniel Mac- Queen a highly respected citizen of the Clyde Station district occurred on April 23rd at Hunter River in his 75th year. Mr. MaoQueen lived out his life quietly and. uneventfully on the old MacQueen homestead, where he enjoyed the friendship and respect of all. in the fall of last year owing to continued ill-health he gave up farming and moved to the village o! Hunter River where he lived in the home of Mrs. Angus Stewart. He was bedfast for several weeks and suffered greatly but was

[Cards edge Giants, Dodgers Blast Reds

Now YORK. April 29--(AP)—St. LOWS Cardinals opened their first swin through the east today with a 5- National League victory over New York Giants.

At Brooklyn, old Luke Hamlin was a hot potato and his team- mates were even hotter as Doigers dashed off their eigiith straight. victory, 13-2. with a IZ-hlt assault on Cincinnati Reds.

Hamlin, 35-year-old righthander, allowed only four hits, including home runs by Lonne Frey in the first inning 11nd Frank McCormick ll‘l the last. The other safeties were ineffectual singles in the seventh $21112: by McCormick and Harry

At Boston, Seltlby SLStPs first home run of the season with two on base enabled Bees to gain an li-inning victory over Chicago Cubs, 6-3.

All Phlladelbhla. the Piiiliies climbed out of the cellar by de- footing Pittsburgh Pirates 6-2 as Bill Crouch turned in a four hitter

Big Six

ii q’ Battinl? (three leaders in league): G AB R H Pct. Travis. Senators .. .l0 38 B 21 .553 Lavagetto. Dodgers l6 6i 17 26 426 Handley, Pirates 8 25 2 10 .400 Slaughter, Cards . .12 53 11 21 .39§ Cronin. Red Box l0 3B 9 1 9

, . 5. o DiMaggio. Yanks ..l5 6O l9 22 .367 Home Runs: American League DiMaggio. Yankees 5; Nation League-Camilli. Dodgers 6. Runs Batted In: American Lea- grue-Doerr, Red Sox 20; National Ileague-Camilli. Dodgers 16.

Royals sweep Baltimore series

MONTREAL. April 29—(AP)— Royals swept their International League series with Baltimore Or- ioles by takings. 7-5 decision at

in his first start of the season. _____________.__

Misses Margaret and Doris Smith.

Mrs. Stephen Biuns had for her guest over the weekend her brother.

Pte. Kenneth MacKav or Charlotte- town.

Pte. Lloyd Publicover of Mulgrave, N. 5.. was recentlv a visitor here tlléeoléuest of his sister, Mrs. Chesley

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Mil’. Gordon Starrett. Charlotte- town. was a. visitor to Hunter Riv- er on Monday on business.

Miss Dorothy MacKenzie, teacher at Stanchel. is ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Graham, where she is suffering from a. severe case of measles. All wish her a. speedy xe- covery.

Friends in Clinton and elsewhere will be glad to hear that Mir. John Dunning aged father of Mrs. Steph- en Bertram, Hazel Grove, is im- proving after a very severe heart attack last week. Mr. Dunning re- sides with Mrs. Bertram and for some time has been very frail but able to be about.

Baltimore today.

The Royals belted Clyde Smoll and Ken Trinkle for 12 hits which. coupled with four Bird errors, made the job comparatively easy. Hudson and’ Corbitt led the attack by divid- ing six hits

Indians belt A’s, White Sox In second place

NEW YORK, April The American Cleveland Indians finally broke out with the hits they’ve been hunting for two weeks and downed Phila- delphia Athletics in the series op-

29—-(AP)»-

:1 ener at home today. 8-3, for their

fifth straight triumph.

Lou Boudreauls home run and a brace of doubles by Ken Keltner led the Indians’ 15-hit attack.

At Detroit, old Lefty Grave's charm over Tigers. whom he has beaten (SO-odd times over 15 years. failed to operate and Boston Red Sox went down 5-3.

At St. Louis, Chet Laabs broke up a. tight ptching duel between young Bab Harris and Lefty Gomez with. a 415-foot home run in the eighth inning to give Browns a. 3-2 decis- ion over New York Yankees.

At Chicago. the White Sox rolled into second‘ place on Thornton Lee's seven-hit, 3-2. victory over Wash- ington Senators.

___i__.______ BROODIES’ DAY PAST

Rise of the commercial hatching industry has made the broody hen even less desirable than she was most of the year in the days when

At Jersey City, Hal Feldman. 2i- year-old i-Lghtliander, stopped Tor-- onto Maple Leafs with eight hits as Giants salvaged the final contest of a three game series 9-3.

At Newark, the league-leading Bears completed their first home stand by taking their third straight decision from Buffalo Bisons in a free-hitting contest, 9-7.

At Syracuse, Harry Davis’ three- run homer, the first drive to clear the fai- fences here this season. gave Rochester a 4-2 victory over Chiefs.

Leod’s mother. Ma's. Roderick Mac- Leod. of Hartsville.

Mr. Frank Bagnall was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

lh-iends are pleased to see Nb‘. Stephen Burns around again after 9_§e!§!§_l£i-B£K£LE£19P°-. B_ _

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At Beltsville the average produc- tion of non-broody White Iseghorns was 194 egs compared with 153 eggs

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