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3L1. Johnson Fatally Iniured In Automobile Crash

' i < T » ii t T y Glinltfglgrlnrulil-tlsak a ¥»-°""'°-~'='- ~ "=~ c“ "r '= Hanover Wins nepital hen o! lllurle: he eul- ml $551M iodev- nr,W.D.Alli:on:l-||Itlre00-F t R cm‘ “L” "“" "m" _._ The accident will"! i" will (By m Canadian Press) IMF‘ i“ "u" armor-mow, 1v s. June 10- north of Raleigh- ' Tracey Hanover. piloted by Uoyd Jo wu i" "I" Walker of nuns: won the feature l" amt.“ "" 2i‘ ""19"" mo“... mm m... s...” this nurtwhwlvvr- MmqVolddrirvenbyDmter-of inro- Halifax. took the farmers‘ race in Fred L, S00“, l IAIN. PIIIIII‘ swught hams‘ with him. Ins llllhu! smmnssg: “ebonmwlexeersoidflm Farmer-flees Egicluummlum yeln.lIkoVhio(Bllter). z snlfiifi “it? 929$ it'll $1.100‘. ‘PW-l... 4 m Nick Vole (wormed) . .. iheflrstoilthesewusthesuc-laadyfluyi.l’ 3

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Diaries 1000 Johnson ended his title nve times. n ..

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Arthur Johnson. as he ed. was born at Gal-

ions i001. he imme- to the ring. But “""{i“5»“}idm in

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‘with Bill Hert-

- over the pitchers

D tehinl . en over the nine >McOall1m

a revival o! the interest taken in baseball during ore-war days. The game was a loosen-unloved ‘ ‘ with the hitters hav the echo

u stroked out 2'1 hits in all. 10 for the Rov- ers and M for the Anchors. and both teams being guilty of num- erous miscua. However. the (ans weren't too critical. it w: the opening game and that under belt before they con display their best efforts

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The Rovers chalked up the first league victory on the strenzth o! abig rstirmingin which the;

aid. moumdsman for the Rovers who was pressed into service at the last minute. turned in a cred- itnble performance in his first i ‘ ‘ out sev-

inning who started Anchors couldn't 11nd the plate. walking the first three batters to face him and gave way to Lefty MacAlcax- who finished the game. striki-m out eig-ht while granting thirteen hits.

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‘Ibo second game of the sched- ule takes place tordght when the Legion make their initial n1!!!)enr- anace before the fans in their name with the Revere. The Lo!- ion are an unknown dummy as Yet but have many cwable bell- tossens to choose from. ‘They will likely take the fleld with Art Per- ry handling the catching chores. Ev. McNelil on first. lied McInnis on secggdvalilfiikem Henlnessey on third a e pnchard mow . stop. ‘For fleldms Ted Strain. Maurice Goodwin, Earl Nidloleon and several others are available. Jack Cairns and Mcliaasr: are slated for mound duties.

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Never has a spouts event been so eagerly awaited as the coming Dorm-Louis bout. and to settle many controversies as to what fighter was-leading on points be- fore 0on1: got lmacked out in the 13th. here's what referee

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end Bill Henley thought. we Conn seven rounds five; Munro glwe 001m and Imus four with one and Hcsloy gave Conn six and Louis six. Ofliclaliy; there- formOon-rlwasthewlnneratm and of a dozen heals. York system of scoring by rounds isn't broken down into points oer round unless an official cantspllt

his decision any other way.

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Rugged Bill liizinicki. who iswell known as a. member o! inst year's Toronto Maple Leeds. ls also mak- ing d for recoknition in another field of snort. Just re- cently the 22-year-old Winnipeg- sizzlinz 6'5 over the

the which defends its Wiliinguon Cup title July 29 at Edmonton. m- nicki has been spending all his g are time following the fairways nce “winding um the ice season. O O 4 0

Judging by reports in s maln- lmd paper Mnncton have their own Pets they in one-armed Johnny Oorlnier who pitches for Bendviow Aces in a Mcncwn soft- bnll league. Oorlnler is a veteran who lost an awn. overseas but he certs let it ap him on thepleydng field. In a recent league game he stole the allow by striking out six and mak- lrgestwo sensations] catches be- si lrittinfl a home run. He mak- es his catches by squeezing the ball between his body and his left

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A Bout Approaches

(B Bid Peder) LAKE. N. J., June l0—(AI)-_lettlin :11 argument: s: to u:t how er along he bo- lleve: e he: come in his training, Joe Louis made it clear today he will work out only five more time: before meeti-rl Billy Conn in {an- ulo i8. ood shape and by the time-the lght come: around. I'll be reedf for the full 1.5 rounds," Joe exp: ed n: he took the day oft from i: drilling which now has sliced his poundage down to

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"I may not have to go the lull route, because I'll tske ndvnntnge of the ftrrt chance to end it that come: along. But i! it int: all the vvsy. I'll be all set for that, too." However. Joe hinted that he may maintain his stepped-up swatting pace at each session and continue sparring more than six rounds st

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"1' say this," he outlined. ‘Therdil be st. least S0 more round: of boxing-at least the reg- ular six each time. But it rnay be more, depending how I ." There is no doubt. Watching him ln his workouts here, that. Joe nus come e long way. Where the ex- pert: were hinting that he wss fer short of fighting shape onl three weeks ego, they're new a rnlttlng that he is approaching his top form. He ha: lost considerable of the speed he had before the war, and while his defensive reflexes don't click any toe well, he won't be short in his conditioning, he m-

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Wdrft Seek Knockout LAKE. N. J-, June

GREENWOOD 10—(AP)-~.Biily Conn set relaxed in the run st hi: romnolent train-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Louis Nearing Peak

Title

he intends to wi-n the nelfvyweight crown from Joe Loni: June r9.

The Pittnburgh scrappe . enioy- ing s day o! rest. did no dispar- age Joe's ability. He llznply ‘la: it figured out to is own satisfaction that he can win this time rf he doesn't do anything foolish.

"I won't be trying for any knock- out this time," he said. "I trill that the lslt time. and Joe fixed

mo-Ifiaod.

' i: time you can bet I won't try anything like that mless I've seen Joe bounce off the canvas. I-Ie hitrioo hard to try to stand up flat-footed and slug with him. He’: too big and he hit: too hard. but mostly he just hits too herd."

"Joe's a good boxer, too," he con-

tinued. "He cm jsb and hook- good, and he keeps his hsndr up. The only way to best him is to box him, and I mean to keep going from side to side—not jun. in and out. I we: beefing him the lest time thst way without any trouble, wasn't I’! “He didn't hllrt me once until that 18th round, and he hit me_ quite n few before that Some people seem to think if Louis hits you you're dead. Bhu ks, I got. hilt harder than he hit me by a middleweight named Rankine out in Chicago. I thought my heed we: coming off when Rankine tlugged me"

Conn weighed 182 when he climbed out of bed today, or only two pounds above whet he wants to scale on the day of the fight. Borne members of hi: entourage suggested he la of! tomorrow, too, but Bi-lly said he would put in his regular stint, including r ed work and boxing.

The odds today were understood to be fluctuating between 11-to-5 and IJ-to-fi in Louis’ favor, J0me- whet shorter than they were a

ing cemip today and told calmly end with confidence exactly how

week ego.

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The Rovers and the Legfon clash tonight st 6.30 sharp in e scheduled City Baseball League encounter at the Victoria Park diamond. The Legion crew, coached by Ev Mc- Neil, are making their first start and will take the field with every intention of making it a winning one. e ers on the other hand will be after victory number two, having taken the measure of the L. P. U Anchors in Sundays opener. and will have their strong-

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Walker Leads Hitters In Hat. League

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points during the y?“ nix» v5.1 - er at Brooklyn ooovtinuer toltadtbelvstioml agueinben- ting with I rdbust .300

average. Including cmu 0i Sunnis

third in the battwS derby will J41.

Time 1-4 ana-1-2,"‘.'ic"l{£ikl' 1:19; .40 and 1:18.

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Walter Brown, A. Allen 1 Dominion Grsttim. Haley 3 3 3 Royal Hanover. Kirk ...... .. 2 2 2 Time 1-4 and 1-2. .31 and 1:04; .31 1-2 and 1:04 1-2; .31 and 1:03

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Judges: J. E. Fraser. Sherbrooire; D- W. Munro, Piedmont. F‘. Del- hunt. Mvnctorl.

Time Keepers: Hugh Stewart,

est lineup available. Players are asked to make a special effort to be on hand in penty of time so the game can {at under-way without delay. GUESTS FLEE .. ST. IRENE, Que, June 10-(0?) -Approximate1y 200 guests fled from the Charlevolx Hotel early today when fire of unknown origin destroyed the three-storey, wooden hostelry in this Chnrlevois County wn

No one was injured in the biazs which began about 2 a.m. as lhe guests. including a number vf Un- ited States tourists and some liche- gstes i0 the Knights o! Columbus provincial convention held during the weekend at nearby Murray Bey. had sufficient time to escape from the building.

Temporary accommodation was found in adjacent buildings and at. YBhe Manc-ir Richelieu at Murray

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Former Island-Owned Horse Breaks Lag

YARMOUTH. June l0-—(CP>_ Major Bowes, well-known Mari- flmc horse owned by Hcrrmm Gil- 1-‘8- br0ke its right leg at [115 shoulder in one of the early heats of the harness racing revival 5g Victoria Park here today,

A CFOWd 0f 5.000 was on hand when the unfortunate amide"; occurred. Owner Gillis. who w"

New Glasgow; J. R. Stewart, New

' Glasgow.

t Starten-K. J. MscDougail, Monc- on.

Bubs’ Winning Streak Halted

It tooérmPhlladel Phlliles to cage C s‘ scvemgaow

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Boston Braves cooled off tire Mill-place aspirations of Pittsburgh Pirates meanwhile, as they clogged out s 10-5 decision and went a lull game ahead of the Bucs

Cincinnati Reds kept themselves solidly in fourth place, Just above the .500 percentage mark as Bob Mnlloy turned In a su rb relief Job that gave them a 7- win over New York Giants. 'I‘i1e 28-year-old rlghthnnder cums to the rescue in the fifth after Nate Andrews had almost blown a. 6-2 lead when Glance fiat-paved him ‘for tin-cc runs in the

LIVERPOOL» N. 5.. June l0— iCPl-Jliverpool high school lc-rlay eliminated Shclburnc Academy from the Nova Scoli-a inlerscholasilc bnsciynii iiiln race by dr-ienling the Shelburne County team 12-1. Liverpool. undefeated in lhc last five straight games. will meet the

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REMEMBER DAD 0N FATHER'S DAY

Harry A. Maoliougoll

"BETTER MEN'S WEA R”

winners of the Yarmouth-Kenlvlllc geries in the semi-final round.

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veteran ‘pal swk, who paces the I fir? kfxilfifllnlgnabgflrilitjaerlclgafiae u. circuit mm on inst week, has col o“ Wee was“ w h“ this ha“ 9° m“ l“ 4“ m?“ "° m‘ may erase the l“ aelll‘ plate w oy e 29414111" 1d"?- - fine rwwd mt the most Yank: nous: cm |=r¢e-|=o|-.A|| g w- dlenst of st. noun Cardinals in ole BsNbe emmimm nggh m mm“!

Dela $51111 mo. outfield sensu- f, ‘ m‘ “I P” °°fl°e "filing tum of adelphiia Philiios. is -

Sta Musial o! of the Denis isiourth 3,_ ., with‘ 389 and Frankie Gustlne oi.’ Rh,” m, o; Amhemt captured reasons Iorwiiat. hag/guided? Pitt-shunt: 111th with 33L u» free-ifor-ell lrl straight beets ,1.“ gm, w, w b,“ u,

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Amherst horse, Agusta Hanover, plug a, deadly wublenplav comm!“

was won the first two heats of the atinn in b and Johnny bio. 1 Classified, and the remain- d ‘ mlm 9mg,

rng event. No. 2 Olassifled. went- mints comparatively yours club.

o t to Belle vqlc. Port Blglfl. us. m sanoilrmglllyers l-lsvznuie stamina w‘ soon sound common ' .~ t‘

n u s .1 1o “Wrohm l w ‘any “m” “t m‘ EW GLASGOW. . ., une cu e feet of earning from ind

-—(CPJ-A colt race between two Rhea Mae (Whalan) ....1 1 1 l0 games and its ability m New Glessow two-year-olds, won Marjorie Hanover t 23 2 sw rive doun eader-s to date by Eddie McCain-OM Currie Han- Highland Scott (Irving) .. s4 a the linden-we. , Ion’: first harness card at Union Lady H (Gov ) ......43 4 there were e over, war the feature o! the seu- Time: 1.00; ms ; 1.00, gm first b bu: and Park here today. Piloted by J. y field. But now. aslkrmiew- O'Brien. Cassie Hanover won the Ne, 1 clggigq} we 9011mm a the sig- lwo hail-mile heats with limes 11 ma!“ J 4 81 8 0! the sel- 1:19 and 1-1s Agzlsta Hanover. n. n. Bick- W» who; Wm m or supposedly

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iBy The Canadian Pres) SAOKVILLE. N. June l0-

-—-— West Kent baseball team are ask-

SALNT JOHN, N, ‘B., June 10- ed to attend practice this afternoon (09-50 Stephen horses won the at the Park diamond at 3.15 sharp. free-for-all and no 1 classified her- _ ness races at Mousepath Park to- took the no. classified in straight day. Best time of the big event, hell-s lite!‘ C1818 captured by Worthy Ermine. was frflm Wlckhem. 2.14. Wildcat Volc, also from the for swervins in fr border town, placed second. mate winner. The best time o! this A The no. 1 classified went to My event W8! 2-31. Partner, whose fastest time was All other entries were from the John. Jami: John district.