A NVW YORK luzlitri lflglc -.. break an eight-inning lie

(AP! --

- as the Yankees atisas City Athletics for

can League lead

i. ii WASlllVt:Tf)'x -kf'l nit-L litm. W

nv n's pop fly single to lettfield

with one out in the ninth inmnglchvelam Penna”

scored Jim Landis from second haw to give Chicago White sox; amt httnnvall a 0-3 victory nverl

lined a twocut pincbihesgue record.

Win; Phillies Lose

Enos.oi-tote pitcher to tie the Amarit-sniptisttetl one one run. 1fitey added g 15. oh"-g.u.(.'. qnughl. 3.h"h,' yup, :9, 1357

Golf CI is ' ' u Enioylng its

. , V I . night time without defeat this sea-iback on heightened the tension for; CNQNNATI MPRHMM N”!

out in retain a share of the Amerl- 11., 13,945 fans,

one more run in the . it was the eighth trlurnpb is 18 .

All power in Memorial Sladluniidwisims for me "Mr" km

I :t '--1 New York victory Friday 1 um "m in in the Cleve-; p ' V defeatediignd amp :3 3,, five lhander who didnt give up a walk "I9 leusepnsion

- minute.

until the light cameilmm 5'' 53””-

'n'watted by first - sacker Georgci The Orioles havt-n't permitted a (:11-"Ai9' pm.i.,r 1.1.; Jam-0.1 mg. Itttttttl-.1-X The outfielder Gus Bell accounted for consecutive lllliitlin all but one of the runs Friday without I rim is i7 set by the night as Cincinnati's Redlegs over- W"l"9” 0' powered Philadelphia"! 48. l7-i. it-llt-oat limited the Phils in: Cleveland pltrhcrs also set the four hits.

record of four sir.-tight games TN "d Ni

DVa'lllfl'.'l"71 Friday night. Larry. , . , . .- H.

pm. ..,,.,,.,l in cimwgt,-5 lube.-illfllllolll a run in 190.1. llIaiI'lIP(l it mgr g'.(")rLkl5 man” pump” 5'.

luff: I" luv fifth inning with a-"' '943 Ind the lankecs equalled I p C rd I F-rida "Wm L2 3",,-.,.,n rimmlp, it In 1932. The National Leaglle rm” 3 "'3 5- -V '

record of six games wasregis- ”'d'"F me" "gmidlv mlm "op

RHSWW U” N Hwy K1.” and in 1901 ttzedizzy National League Pennamp

cracked out four hits including a

It was the fifth straight Yl('ltIr)' Mnwaukee Suva be” Pm!-

-- ' E!) H! 0 ll (1 fl t hilt p p rs:..r'.":'":i::...:r:. ';-"..";.5":?:.:.: --'---'i..t'fo.” ”" -i-we an M liilii t”fFll(:ltBlIs'lfin past Detroit im" ”e('""d pm” by ' ha"'ga.me 94' into the .itiicrit:an l.eaguels- M"-wAUKl'3l'3 (Apt -llllttul-tiN'tt 'Rll"k'"” .(:t';: gammy" ' Side" first rllvlsitui Braves hauled. backiulti first ;""""f;q "E :1" an G . .

-1-" '- -M .;:"'..:;3:.:':.. -.:.;:.. :"i:.::".:2.

guinging shortstop. drove in flvel runs and Hrcwer lnlcht-(I his ninth f--iiiiirili til llic season as the Red Sm flflxt'll half a game aliratl of the t”i-gm-s inlti fourth place.

nti.'i'lxl(iftF. !tPl -Ray wclrlprl milv three hits to Cleve- land liltliaiis I-iilriay night willie ht-alin; ll1t'llt hi) for Llle fourth straight sllirtttul by: Baltimore

D

O

In llir latest Horseman And I-iairi I

will-it-l fllf-'TP is I photo of Joe D3 fte.V'- I An tMscGregori i, Wee. Michael;

Rni-rl giving the filly Rosalind Frost it vi-oritolil. She II a full III-

tur in the champion trotter, Scott owner James p it great things are Iottelnwn. Race 6 D Pace. Prince tI1ree- Jollity tKaye- l. Ethel M

Frost. I SH 3-5 In prrrlit-led for her. year old pacer pqtiallprl the track record at Yonk-

Joeis

day night as Warren Spahn helirrl a 4-2

Mooie held the Pirates hitiess until the

. ham" ",4 came up Mm A t.ai-ry Jackson of the Cards to be- grem piuh-mg pelmrnmlm. in. i-mile the league s first lfkgamep yimory over p”m,”..:., iilliner this season.

Barryfs Defei:i4fM.E BYC Juniors

P.al'ljx's Lions defeated the .Iun- .tir BYC 6-5 last night at the Park- ;dale diamond. Lorne Isreal went the route for the Lions giving u p lien hits, . klike 0'!-Irian pitched for the .liiiilol-s and gave up eight hits C.' Ladner and Fl. Blanchard each i had two hits for the. Juniors. Hugh- es had two hits for Barry's. lsreall drove in the lying and winning iruns with a triple. I

Pirates. Sultan allowed only five Ellis and

min when Ramon Mejias singled in centre. The Pirates Ididnlt Ev'l another hit lliilll the seventh lAilPIl the) t-ollet-ll-fl will more a ll ti

own file BACK STRETCH

winning iivtner F-rncst Smith. S.Vtl- memems-r """" m'-"-rrr

I 4

Adios E x p r r it 5 Danielsl 2. time. - ers Peter Karas alid Fulton More-l

Race 4. ti 'l'rot. St-otIztlitI's

fTiirnerl 2. time 2.17 2-5: vtinnillg Mat-Gregor. ('llar-

lF.l it 22. vtlning twin-

ers Raceway nt 201 2-5 recently. side. Lower Sat-itville.

That is lust a second and two- fiflhii off the worlds record for a lliree-year-old pacer mile traik lie is expected to rut. mtiir .-i ill;llfP in this years ffg nrxull of tlic Little Brown Jill I"

net.-wt are. flltt"

.1... O'Rripn'I pi-int-lpal opposition it pxpr-rlerf in come from P llircr irnr-old pat-r-r Torpid. a bay toll in xtgiii Ilirflnl, that Johnny Simpson gme at uorld's record all l,.-tnmltin. iuiiiillvky. nlile track; last fall 1511 In 19 starts last- ycav. he was 17 times first and- once second. and won 373.B'f6.I ltrltn: f-itpi-css ended the season with A lNlllI'(i of 201 and had win-i ning: of 535.132. p 'klrll'itlnlc horst-s w e r I lltllltj Iiusy st Ftnthoro Raceway Friday night Mr. MCGPO. 2.07. by Abneri 1'. (lug was second in I Class Ci Pace. time 210 4-5. in the AA 'I'rul Singing Sutird. 2 fll 2-5. from Ihr l. and G. Stables. Halifax; .-ind rli-iinn fly 1.. W n I it e r. was. mini. :05. he headed such goodi lrntfera as Thtinderation. 203. and others And in the Class t' Pr'c. Rob than was third with Jolllty Girl. time 3' ll 4-fl. l

Httm WI-:.s"r

At Saint John Raceway on Sat- iirrtav night. the pacer Daniel 1-1:1 st-nil. that r'flfn"1Pl'Idcfl his racing: rm-Pcr in the west. won the 8rd- anti 7th dashes. with Tom Day.'. driven by Blair Andrew 2-3. Rs- mnnll t'hiiis iM. Lawsoni 3-2. time- 1 I4 21-5 and 2.12. Fast time was turned in the mi and Mb dashes. vtitti Si-p I-lnnnver tT. Scovill I-2. Tnf -A. Wnorli t-l. Holberl Grat-I I.-in I.I l.nngl 2-ti, time 2.11 I-St

and 212 1-5. The first dash wasp W07! hy Pauline Rosecrofl. driven? luv 0 Morrissey. l.ittle Oscar tB.l Anrlrcvrl 2. time 213 2-5. In the znrt and 0th dashes. Stephen W.l til Jllntlsl ttas l.'l. Gay Music Wt fitwnngl 7-t. Jimmy Hal iMac l.au-min- 2-4. Esther B. fB. Anrlrriti .'i-'2. iimex 2.16 I-5 and 9 t7 4 .'i llcro's Child. driven by M Cnvllll. won the 5th dash. with Spencer Kay ll. Queen! 2. time

on a hall-. .lohnson' I.

Rare 0. P). Pace. Rot-kfoi-d lR. FaiPt'Illl'i Pal 4('i'lllk- shank. -L fin": its l-5; winning owner Walter Comsltick. Hunts- port. Rat-e ll. t' Pace. Lela Clegg tn. lpyei 1, Black Malcsty ID. 1-m-Mr. 2, time 214 2-5: winning owner Albert A. Aaron. Halifax.

I'RF'.l)IllTI-II1

our rpadpr: vtill rcnieliiber an item which appeared in this coi- limn recently from Joe MacDon-

ald. who is with sanders Russell,

Stable as assistant trainer. He pre- dicted that the four-year-old trot- ter Grand Note would have a good capalgn. He sorted off nit-cl.V M Yonkers Raceway. Vtttlltltlil ill? 9

Russell up. time 205 1-3. A fPW nights later the (innadlan driver Maurice Vlacllonald won the A Trot. purse 34.500, with Trapper Tut In 206 2-5.

The l-it-hest rare ever held In Australia, the New South Wales Pacing Derby for three-year-olds. was raced on May 10; the is lance was I I-2 miles tlesll 55 yards-, and the track was a little smaller than one half-mile tracks The winner was Dlgnuii. a coil bred in New Zealsnd. and he pared at the rate of 2.07 4-5 for the

lmlle. excellent time. We believe

that the world's record for a year- ling pacer is held by a New Zea- Iand pacer Local Light. that paced in 2.09 1-5 over the three-quartep

mile track at Christchurch. Over onto where. he

the same track. the first. two-mln-

ute race mile ever stepped out- cation as well as the United States. was by part-time basis at

side Tacticinn. that won In I..'i9 4-5. Harness racing is making great strides in Australia and Ncw Zea-

land.

and pacers are Ihe offspring of coached Stsnsteadis Standard Fred trotfers and pact-rs in

brought in from the Us A.

HERE AND THERE AI Foxborn June 21, Tab Direct. driven by Harry (foil-man.

the 7th race in 206 4-5: his dam vincial titles in one year. Also the is June Morning, 2.04 3-4. former-

BASEBAIl.wR-CTJNDUP

..One of the great marvels in Prince Edward Island Iporla ctr. cles. the realisation of which is ap- parent to only a low. is us; in. ereaslngly successful operation of the Charlottetown Golf Club which this year is enloylng its greatest membership since its founding.

From a golfing standpoint stone the local Golf Club rates among the very best In the Maritime; and it seems safe to say that few if any other courses in these Seaside Provinces can compare with this fine titittrse Just outside the City limits

Anti it-i tlli: marvel of this won-

p dertul course has in its adminis-

tratiie operation. Conducted with- out it stlbsidy of any kind and de- pending ttnlv on members dues pills ii-aiislcnl green fees and en- tei-taiiiliicili income the club direc- tors Ilaie been successful in provi- ding Island and visiting golfers with our of the prettiest. best kept courses to be found.

This happy situation can he at-A

fribulctl to a number of factors.

chief of ithich is the goodness of5

nature used to the best advantage by the Club pro Cecil Dowling, groundskeeper Jack MacDonald. the Club directors and the mem- bers themselves.

In Cecil Dtiwling. the local ('llib has all good a professional golfer as the Maritimes have seen for a long time. Still only 27 years of age Cecil has been winning Mari- time titles for the past nine years

front the time he won the NJ.- P.E.1. Open in 1948. .

Then in 1953 Cecil reached a new highlight in his ya 'euion when he became the only Marltlrnor to qualify In the Labatt Open In Mon- treal. Last year he continued to pick up laurels as he won the NB. P.E.l. Open. the P.E.l Open and the Nova Scotla Professional Championship

Just this week he competed In the Nova Scotia Open at Truro. This meet concluded yesterday and the results appear elsewhere In this issue

A keyniall iu the operation of

W: . JV . .) .

John Smith Wins NS Golf Clfshipi

is i E E Q

New Brnnswlck's three entries were also close to the top. with llonotnn pro Alan olglvle scoring to Pete Kelly, get- tinl 238 dd amateur J. Staines of

.5 2' 3 S

Charlottetown entry. Dill M-scbonald. I pmfessional. had 360

Caperlliretonls third entry. G lhclteigan. finished with 231.

St. Pierre Man wins At A Walk

the Club is the groundskeeper Jack MacDonald. Club members: and visiting club members will not hesitate it second in proclaiming Jack as the best man in his busi-

',l'bis is practically a self-evldentl

only one or two assistants yet they

en the rourse in much better shape than do clubs with seven or to: eight grecnskeepers.

This is not done without hard work and Jack spends long hours on his job ability in his cheerful and kindly disposition

among the golfers. i Heading the whole organlzationl ' are the executive and board of di- rectors upon whose shoulders fall; the administrative tasks. As be imagined this is a duty which loccupies much of the executive's free time and the marvellous man-

th - I v i . ness ey lave ever seen isomh River lo cnnanderp fact. Year after year he has hsdi The walk was staged to raise

in addition to unusual! "I300 3609. work he has thel

iwblch matte him a popular figure I-CB!"

uni United States

NORTH BAY. Ont. tCPiel-aur- ant Olano of the French Island of St. Pierre. off the south coast of Newfoundland. Wednesday won a ill-mile charity walking race from

funds for Alfred Wyley of South River victim of a spinal disease.

Each entry had a sponsor from bamonlt district merchants who .cnntrlbul.ed St for each mile his man covered. The 21 entries

Second was Pit-rre Flowers of I Montreal to I l o IA c d bv ”Crazy Gugjahr of South River. The winning flfTI(' vtas ti 12 hours.

Doctors say wyilC.V. the father

by the

country over."

with the help of a last week barrage of 550.000 votes tum die Cincinnati Times - Star. all eight starters would have been Redlega. By his action. Frlck put Mush! ahead of George Crows. ahead of G-us Bell and ahead of Wally Post.

FAN VOTE

The eight starters. selected by fan vote. normally start .g.i.,.3 the American Lesguers in the su. lzkstlllngeuk to Elsie played this year gt-her"qundE J K3 Pmhuf Ind Est Galcwoods from England. in all the

Bell and (Post presumably could be picked to the squad by the managers.

Although Frick named only three positive starters in Musial. Mays and Aaron. In effect. he picked

-.1-.-u, it?

pound a lat-labels end of - cln.naf.i votes would place ; Bodega is the statues llaelo. ..

hi all move. none In fit inlasitiner & ealed e not . 3, conference to announce the u-bl- in (raw Itlmlnl of Initial. sf. litools ml i 1 first baseman; Mays. New York T” Giants centre fielder and Aaron. 3 Mivlralikecs rich! fielder -

Prick said its needs the move .3 in eoncinence with -. Warren Gila of the Natl The League and Will Hal-ridge of tits 7'”, American Lea because "an -- over-ba of Cincinnati ballots -- -hu ml is the selection of a ;,1

Maya

Aamn

FLANNEI.

You always took your best. in Worsted Flnnliels. We've lust received the new-

. .i A

n ITO managers. Crowe.

e' new

189 KENT STREET

Your SHIFFER-ll11.LMAN dealer

Hf)Ot.EY's MEN'S WEAR

'&4i:'I.'... -,

of one child, vtill die llnlells he receives medical attention in the.

l Ten walkers finished the grinrlf lall of them i-twering at least 18-

l miles. ,

ner in which they conduct the sh ,d.,,, -, H , , V . f I f I I . a rs n the c ub s indeed a great. mund 0" Ann” M or W Th. H.

lIZsllI.'l'l ml-rer. Ilyei-Iv tm and f.0lll'flN',V.

y y . . y W" Donovan. l.: Byerly. By THE. (ANADIAN PRES! lnamit mo (no 010. 1 7 1 lnmton ml 104 03x---9 15 0

Cievelanahnermsa) I 6! Mass. Byrd tot Grnmek tilt. and .Bnmmo" m0lMmxH6 I .,Wilson: Brewer and Daley. 1.: I Garcia. Tomilnelt 16) and Nixon; lM'"': HR" n”'M”'w'"' BM""K' Moore and Triandos. Ix Garcia. n0"Mm" I2" Kansas (Ilty 020000020-4 ll 1 lNevt York 003 010 Olx--5 10 II t 'l'i'iit-ks, Rllrnette tilt and Smit.h;lPhiIadeIphla Turley. Grim tilt and Berra. Wzicincinnati

National League

Ofllflllflotk-I 4 ll

Cardwell. Hacker lhl. Moi-ehead

'Grims. 1.: Buirnelte. HRI: KCy- Held. Lopes I'll and Lopala, bonnet-t tll; Jeff- Chicago (Nil 030 001-4 1 l.coai and Bailey. L: Cnrdwell. Washington 000 lm 00fL-8 9 l.HRs: Pha'Anderson. Clll--e('POVt'P. Donovan. Lapnlme 19'. 1-foweIll.Ieffcoai. Bell. . tin and Moss. aitttt-y to-; Kem- New York 200200000-411 ii y. .St.t.ouii 0fl0fli0fl00- llo 1 Barclay. G r I s som 11!

Thomas; Jackson. Wehmeier tilt and H. Smith. W: Barclay. L:

: Island

J it . ACCEPTS POST Al Piasmgh lllitlflflti lot 2 5 1 Milwaukee 030 010 00x

V Ashbury College

David Boswell. athletic director at Stnnslcad College for the past four years. will terminate h is icllliics at the conclusion of ill! PTO-Wnl tWlt00l 3'!" "Id hi3 Columbus at Montreal ppd. rain. accepted a position at Aiihbury.mchmoM .1 Collette. Otlttwlu Miami stlttiffalp ppd. rain

in his new post at Aaiibtiry. Mr. 5".” .1 nochgalpr ppdmgiqy .Hoswl-ll will act as co-ordinator ilo those at St:-instead, ex ceptl 3TANDlN(i'-5 !that the coaching will be more J

1.: Friend. HR: Mil-Spahn. Brooklyn at Chicago ppd. rain.

International League

Atnedl-an League

'lioronto ppd. rain.

tribute to their ability. I The cluh President this year Is pDoug Saunders. s leading golfer for quite a number of years. Doug .ls assisted by his capable vice- 'presldent Fred Cannon; his secre- I tary Lea Walton: and treasurer H. :L. Sear. .lr. along with his com. mitten members. These committee members are lTom Rogers. chairman of the Games Committee; George Green-

. 0 1 47 l 0. ough. House Committee; Joe Moi-. OM 21 0 X 2 ilny. Canteen Committee: Vic Wil-

liams. Entertainment; Horace ..lardinc. Greens: Charlie Tralnor. lways and means1 George Scantle- .bury. .liinitvr Development.

The highlight at the Club this year will be the N.B.. P.l-Ll.

md Open to be staged here on July

22. 23. 24. Other highlights of the season include the President's Match; the Club Championships, the qualifying rnilnd of which will

4 it til be held next weekend on July 5th Friend. O'Brien. ts). Arroyo tilt and Folios; Spahn and Crandali.

and tub.

The Junior championships will be played over the weekendof July 13. I4 and on August 3rd the second round of the Island Championship will be played here. On August 3rd and 4th the first mund of the senior championships will be played with the second

DON'T LET THE BIG

lselective ., Mr. Boswell came to Sittanllwad w I. yd. Gm ONES. (sET AWAY THIS in 195.1, after having mnspimadlc-men" rt 3 52, YEAR! Ac-demo Mount Atttwn -"4 D-t- New wit it 2.-. .621 NOW AVAILABLE . housie Universities. where Cu Cleveland 35 30 .345 5 complei 5. four years of scient-einmlm 35 33 322 55 -TH it: iN'ri-;nNA11()NAi, 5-pm. lpre med.l with a major in biu- Dem", 35 M 5,5 7 mm: st-:NsA'rir,., logy. and the University; tzfd 1;t:;iB.m-mo... 32 34 Q5 9 mm!” - all as 41 .379 is years of physical and health cdu--'v(,.;?:.nmy . u 43” mt,-. coaching on s Cfelctnt Hlilhi National League School for Boys. . p During his years at Stanstead, W 1- "ft I'M- Mr. Boswell did much for the ath-.MtIwallkec 19 29 .374 -- and their breed of trotters leiic program of the school. He St. Louis 7 28 .569 '5 first entry Cincinnati 39 an .565 la the Provincial Hockey Iiesgueplfhifsdelftltitt if m -N5 7 lto it vtln in 1955 and in tile s it me lflrnoltlvtt it ll -53" 3 year he coached the college blis- New York it 'h .435 ft ketbali team to the Provincial tit--Pittsburgh "1 H 368 if le and established the record of he- Chicago 21 19 .350 it won in the first school to win two pro rn0'AmAE "TC"ERs same year he. coached the College NEW YORK (AP, prnhahirl

l.V 0WMd by Gt'0rilt' Macnonttld. football team which defeated Ver- pmher, rm. .,,.1,.,-',i major league:

DEADLY BAIT

7 22 1-3 Mermaid . . . llnrryllirsch. S.Vfl'.dlln High School. Montreal City 1 ,. - M -Vii-kiitlr It-MM Rm-owl-.v M-.v. has will his tWl't" "W" champions. in an exhibition iiame.':::::heii:t0i" WI km "W" K "'i'l'llF2 WORLD'S MOST Saturday night. Harley Spence Florence Harmony. 2.00 3-5. and ijmipr .vl.-, Bngweirg cnsi-hing. ti College teams have excelled In Amp.-l.-.. la..."

MLA. llridgri-llitcr. I-nntin--wt his winnlng streak In the A and AA Pat-r. iilth .lanic'l". I-'2. Ila v i if. t'.wiitlll- if. 0'Mearal 7-l. MyrtIe's Rov tiiurhincl 2-4. times 2.15 2-5 and 7 til I 5 David

I E. u as formcrly owned by Rich-1 Mrs.

artl Jnhnlec. N'orth Sydney. and

his pacer Roll On. 20.1 t '- (I Rankin. North Syflnci

Ii -- it-nn almost 370.0011 in his rac-I race rf'f'0I't'l has taken quite s but

I :- -rl-er H0 is now owned by Kirk Koran nf Dnrtmolitli. N.S. ruin-i iitnnrrr wen. D. Pace. Bel- lini Micht lKa)'Pl 1. Hoosier Knots in Smifhl 2. time 2.11. Race 1. Richlnod tflnlehfnrdl 1. Record Pearl tfriilkshiinkl 2. time 214;

seonr VECHOES

i 25. Brit Brooke ('

John. and driven bv Hob Trov. Prior to the latter I tfontinilnl on page 'It

-Tfhc Tastes Are Changing

Oovnpeitllvti mini-ner sports for Inuit is rapidly Mu feloni- vlleride. Tennis is virtually non- Ittsu-ni tlnflttnll. tooth for ladies and linen. seems to have failed at of the picture this year. Even last- full showing real promise a month at-ii. ll beginning to fray sronail thr corner. Golf. alone. seems to be holding its own.