sronr BRIEFS

EDMONTON. June 18-40?)- m Canadian Physical Education Association will open its three-day m8 convention at Jasper, Alta... Junemmdwillbeattendadlvy dalsgstss from various parts of cansds and the United States.

June l3 - (A?) -Jean known as the “boundi-nl

P “mm” i the m: do r " n ya o 3%“ career. laid today ,1 will: elbow had ocoed illm to draw from u» all-England cham- pionships at Wimbledon later this month srocrmousa. June 10-mo- Davls Ow

mng seml- ﬁkh day by turnirg back Phlliwe Washer and Pierre Geelhand in doubuea. “By.6',| 6-4. 8-4.

ooenim‘

played tomorrow.

Racing Yacht Founders

EAMIL Jarlnudsr-lllna 1a.- OP Osblzghe racing yacht Zena rmuda's entryJa t e Newport- Bermuda ocean yacht race, sank while en mute to the United States it was reported tonight in a mesa- age received hare from the Ameri- can shi , Joshua B. Uppencott.

The ncott picked up nil six survivors and was heading to- ward Baltimore.

There were no details immed- isiely available of the sinking but it was unde lthod the yacht ml-ght have capsizaé when it encountered l IQOHTI.

The Zena left Bennuda last lunday after she had been entered in the yacht race with funds rais- ad by community collection.

The 3d l-i-foot yacht was I-arry- ing Thomas Nowgold Dill, sklpBer, son of the late ol. T. M. ill, former Bermuda attorney eneral. Daniel Stubba, navigator. lcilael Mlslck. assistant navigator, Harry ssndardle. Lloyd Tatum and Joseph lllward Scares.

Wilma’ u d...“ ....:::.......'~"-

the Brooklyn or! fact will hasten to _ Fiatbustl by

became f for New YOﬂ on the morning plane."

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OI Louis

cats, it

and dienoe . "rsrmrat:

ement over his form of gyro

i t. h‘! igarlin hfiirtzﬁafduthaghatlgrolnhout s . {h}, or’; Doriod I never

bgaimed the Blood pressure re o n that Dr. Nsrdiello mys he gotﬁ Tueada 's workout." Hogans de- sist..." amt‘ :.*.*:'.':lr*......~ l that’ srenuous exercise and altitude can make‘ anyone! blood resure hop about. and that "any p siclan st all" ows that the ressurs var- time to time any elven ' theh crowd. guclllmig- eo. e c - WW Jim Brad-

Ih DOT-h J ooigilnk ha looked a rifle on the the end of the

that Louis Oonn

rvers ap- that the two partners

. nn s while Louis nto condition

as Al

. b t Dempsey hasn't

yet named ii? cliblce. ' “w; just a, uestion of whether he can catch m . Dempafyrmwd-

- ' than ¥r$yciliai m ﬂame Gene."

Former Dodger Player Back From Mexico

(By The Canadian Presoi MONTREAL- June

Jean

13 — Pierre Roy, Montreal-born pitcher who left Brooklyn Dodxers

soms l0 days ago for s fling at the Mexican league. was back in his home town today with a new set o! ideas. Fed up with baseball set-up in the land of the Pasqllels. Roy said today he is ready to “talk it over’ with Branch president of ation, and in

tomorrow morning.

Roy says that upon his arrival inM ' .hedemazsdedayoar’s saiarv plus a bonus bdore sign- im a contract. Jorge Pasousla reply. said Rnlnwas that Bernardo Pasquel, wesident of Mexican league, was in

could only fulfil

mand until the other brother re-

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Baseball Results

INTERNATIONAL LIAGUI

Buffalo 000 400 100 I 8

Syracuse 000 000 000 0 s Mueller and Tabacheck; Harri-st.

Schultz, Pollvka and West.-

ltochestar WIN“ 5 1 0 Jersey City 1G) 000 iii 4 1.1 1'

surkont, Broner and Hockan- berry; Barley, Lucler and Graasp.

Montreal Newark 000014000 5 '1 l

Buker, Davis and Howell; Kar- Houtz. Makosky and

GO

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Royals Crack Winning Streak

o: Bears scored once in their

I of Canada three

0f Newark

(By The Canadian Press)

The Intamatlonal League-lead- illtl Montreal Royals blew into Newark last nig-lwt and blew out s five-game winning streak the Bears compiled by hanging up a 7-5 decision via a li-hit attack on three pitchers.

‘rho Royals rolled ill? a 4-0 lead in the ﬁrst ﬁve irutl-nxa but the

turn and took the lead in the sixth on successive homers by Hal Dollslaa and Don ssvsae. the for- mer with two aboard. The blows were of‘! 0y Baker. who aained credit -for the victory but required Curt Davis’ assistance in the seventh.

Starter Herb Karoel and man- Biter Geome Selkirk of the Bears were banished from the game in. the fourth alter a bitter argument with plats umpire Jim Tobin.

Meanwhile Buffalo Bisons sent Syracuse Chiefs to tileir fourth insight International League loss

Les Mueller yielded seven hits and struck out five as he allowed only two men to get as far as ihir base. The Tribe drove hri who had beaten than twice. once with a no-hltter. to the showers in a four-run fourth inninﬂ on five hiia and a walk with a passed ball also hurting. {lilluelletrdrove ln two of the runs

_ imself.

Alt they outhlt their In.- ternatio a1 League opponents. the Jersey City Little Giants dropped the opener of a ﬁve-game series

to the Rochester Red Wings ivy a ll.

5-0 score.

Max Surkont, Red hander who needed- help from re- liefer Ray Bruner in the last frame when the J's rallied for two runs. received credit for‘ the win. George Barley. Jersey Oitv start- er. was charged with the defeat

Nick so hit his

Wind right

lomon second home run in as marry days for the Little Giants in the seventh inning.

Chess Champion Defeats 27

OTTAWA, June 18 — (Om-a slim. fair-haired outh in naval uniform. Ql-year-o d Abe Yanofsky 0' Wlfllllbol. avs an exhibition here tonight o the skill which has won him the chess cham i-onslli times. thou exerting himself particularly. he de- feated 2'! Ottawa players in alm- ultaneous games. »

The youthful chess wizard, who won the Canadian title at the ago of ll, was brought here by the Ottawa Oi-vll Service Recreational Association Chess Oluh. The ex- hlbiiivn ll Dirt of a tour~ across Canada which Yanofaky l‘: making prior to his departure for Gronm- gan. the Netherlands, when he will represent Oanada at the m- tergtlonal chess masters‘ tourna- me .

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~ shot sub-par Na to

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Snaadinll a Penna Sat - Tourppyfaca

lob cavasnaron

. une l _— gm; 5n d, h has been a front- runner ill: thvia otournamerlt belon- snd Tdney Penna. a dtglttgqlziztrlhvi

inth fiu-stroun o a l Stiff-war nlted States (man loll charnplonshép‘.

‘ Three un hi?“ for the opening round of the -hole test. the first since loal. Snead. one of the ora- tourney favorites. and Penna show-

rain-sudden, aim-yard. our ‘ll lay-

llt. _ » ‘rhe- Canterbury course holds re- cord-making and heart-wrecking memories for Snead. It was here. in the 1040 open chamniomhlo. that the long-h ttinl Hot Sprint!- Va., shotmaker fired a first round 07 that stands in the records as the lowest opening day score in the history of the 46-year-old championship. Hie wound up that tournament with an 81. the highest score for the day. and s tie for 16th place. Par look a trimming. worse than ivt got in 1940. Today a dozen play- ers hsd rounds under regulation figures. whereas six years ago only l0 battered them in the opening round. Eight layers; including Byron Nelson, 939 Wen champion and present P.G.A. titlist who shares top favorite honors with Ben Hogan to win this one, had onc- un er-par 71s. This group also in- cluded Henry Plcard. Canterbury gofessional Jirnm Demaret and enry Ransom o Houston; Vic Ghezzl of Knoxville. Tenor; Steve Kovach of Philadelphia; Scudday Horner of Montgomery, Aia., Skip Alexander of Lexington, N. 0., and Edl (Porky) Oliver of Wilmington, e .

0h’town Team To Play S’side ~ This Week-End

This weekend will mark the second time this season that Char- lottetown has visited Summer-side for a baseball lottetown L.P.U. will play the Summerskle begionalres who have not been defeated this season.

Tonight in the Surnmerside Town League the Summerside Red Sox

Force squad in the fifth game of the HChEdlllQ.-—-8_.

Grand lllrcult ‘Results

_§_

(By The Associated P1807 WEETBURY. N. Y., June 1&- Gran-d Circuit summaries:

First Race, Trot, 6% Fur-longs, 3 Year Olds And Up. Purse $700

Obs. Hanover (Pawn _) Ophelia Hanover ( cord) Royal Chaim (Dunkln) Time: 1.

Second Race, . 8 Year Olds And Up.

Junior Oounael ( Mitchell Hanover (l-lodgina) . Royll Degenwoleanalrr) ................ .. slums-am‘ am, a l-s year olds and u Purse Baldwins (Del Bus: . . . . .. Rl-iﬂh Dll ﬂﬂﬂ anal-ins a ‘(amw

One Mile, Purse 8100

l 2 I

Guild leader llot Through

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encounter. Chur- .

will lock horns with the local Air .

. .2 ' .... ..3

statistic ~ lised Bos- _ ton’s seasammlbeelzloﬁtasr‘ w

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l Lsnglsntwo months, died of aiwooaiion when a catcurled up gghher fasa as she alaptfn her LONDON - (OFF-When Wand- rth Oounoil t to tennis‘ ton s at lam. imteadotﬂp. n- or elaon- t: ma that t3:

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FATHER'S DAY i

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round of his ﬂght for Guild recog- ntitilon Friday niglht when the Pir- G

called 0H a threatened strike

in a game with New York Giants.

dohechargeswouldbeﬂledin regional oilllce of

Plttsblllltlil the MLJLB. but he did not say b when.

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ﬂ- William moat vo‘ m “Jaws is orchid Boston's brilliantbave oads the list, un- f m starts. Ix. mslssa - (or) - Rosa-

gosidanlt, declined comment except" state:

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LUCRATIVE DREAM URNE. Australia.

glassu of sauterne. and a helping of chicken hell-m‘! l lihlbollme June hotel manager win

$40,000

cafe. went home and teamed of a number. He bought I 1014*???’ ticket with the number. lmd ll won first prize.

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