M.c.A.Ecoi-es 5-5 Win Over Junior Abbies In 0' GameAt Memorial Field

....m.

M.rmm. aunt” Aurwly. 'onlAbbiu first nm in the fourth

f '.t'.:..”t i---,

i for;

,.

hen he doubled into right field their second straight Island W , League Baseball game over the and scored on Don MacLeods line

Junior Abbies by downing the r,lIY;' Abb. . k d I . JllXlIOl'5 7-5 in it game played onlrumem m':” we 9 up her mm

, g eight on Ian Ken- ggeoxaorlnl Fwd Maud” an" inedy's long home run over the left

I i - 1-ma -

in the first two innings as the Ab-Ii . g , . biea committed four fielding Inll-i:?l:(;lena::;pl!eV(.0 91:32:? K"medy'

cues and the Airways batters con- Des Tmmm and Bnmy cumn

::”.;'dofg”'..:T:I,h":n;"dIn: led all batters with three hits in

Kennedy liI0lll' trips while Forbes Kennedy ' had three hits in five.

MG” M" mam" um” 0" El Brian Lewis, Paul Jay and Des

'l- I 'h l . Abbi b dl . mlpk e1:1(:nuth;nhgl1l'gama Plan trmngp Trainor pulled off a smart. double

PAGE SIX

The popular Johnny Kalmuck.

of the Plilhfh itiiing with a thi'eeipla3;l3:wIh?' Wkmfzd ::n”LI: nu; Illip the mg bay pace, owned and drjn.lR:i.iah Hanover owlziednliy li;Iz'T0ii hit ii"3Ck 0" Li”II.V M3i'AI99F- Thffln In. 1; tr; Mic e 5 16 d. an by Walter Kelly of Southport B"! and dm "I 3 9 Mb Abbies assaiilt netted them fouri '5 P 3 O 3 ' appear; an nlmogf, certain bet, to 5Id'r

i”Ui'i3 bi" ii W3-3i'i'5 GUI” 9110'-iifh knock at least 3 second 01'! his R

and the tiring MacAleer held. Box 5”" present track record of 2.10 1-5 Fourm 0

this season judging by his early.

”"m ”” ”” M me W”-l" w c A. AB R H ro A F .w is crin l-lo e (C Smith) - 1 MncAleer pitch:-d masterful ball HMS, 2h 3 2 0 3 4 nlirack perfoi'niances. igellsig Blfnongpwoninzs) 2

for the I!rFI sevtiii innings as he Bmkp H 4 0 1 0 0 0 Saturday night at the Char- Butmhv Wconnor (0.MeRm) 3

j.'lGIfIFfI only one run and four hits.JiMm,K1'nn0n" cf g 4 0 1 2 0 0 lolieiowii Driviiig Parks Johnny MM!"-n E. (L. KM”) 4

Ho weakened-in the eighth as he'Ma"Nem' rt 4 1 1 1 0 2 lI'l2'lIlP(i the faithful racing 13115! .ou.” See (B. Anmigw) . 5

"I" I”) d "We: Mme '”" ””diPiii-rcii (lb 4 1 1 0 o 1 '” ”""”d””"' by pm” ” ""161" Iadv Abner (E. srniihi 6

sinzlo but came back in the niiiilimm, 4 L y 5 1 (L210 3-5 and then coming b8Cii 111 L'”h', :.m.lE,M (Ar MRrGI'eR0r) ” 7

I0 hold the ymmg” pl"-V?” m 'i'lii'-;i'ii1ni'. 1h 4 1 3 4 0 filth! Secmld dash to oulmce thclBelIc Budlniig iMacDonnlrI) . 8

'”"VPi . llciinossm. c .'i l l 12 0 O resign: Hm held and do the mug Tiine: 2:14 .'l'.'i; winning horse Till" i""”' ”'"'d""i' PIN" in "ii" mi-.tim-. p 3 0 0 0 1 lim i ” 3'5 . . owned hv A. Wecks. Fredericton

,.gg;..q, mnmg pmud R hm D”: m ,Mam”mL M 1 0 0 0 0 3 Bill Joliiiiiie Ksilmiirk wasititlicpnnd dmygn by Cyril Smmh

tho Abbies four scoriiig rim spree. "E. Mm.Kmnnn I 0 1 0 O 0iii.i' Ila”? (iii iiie ii'E('k iii liiiiii "W iii-6 "W-viiiiiink mute MM-frninis .. .. as 7 1027 5 4 '” ”””” P?"” C'"”' d”"” Fifth md Ninth Race:

Aiccr struck out eleven batters andl- ,,,.p1am,d Mack-in,mn in am. .I7.V Dim Mf”N9I” 31” milk two

liriilwd mil.” ("I9 I0 W” W5 Ihiiii " rcplnced Burke in Slh. dam” Mme An'Wmy' A tmuerhiohiinie Kalmiick (W. Kel 1

laizinrl l.e'RSllle game of the sen- jlflilrfl bi" i1RlTi9iiMflCGlit:lg0li, ii'i1iiiDm,M Mite IL,”-hp.-i 5

5.... Ah I” 1 Nil? secoiic an seven i races. . G. Sm” (L.I0rrsmc) 2 inn Ki-riiiriir WM mrimi for 10 Riitfilll. Fih . .A4? Ii Id P10; lR””l”' H' wh”p"”lg Hope andlaahe Britlon (O'Menrai .1

in”, with mm of mnm being 5mg. 1:. K,,nn,d..' (. . 5 2 3 4 0 Rajah llaiinver each won it dash Hm” Kmx (Hennpssu) 4

log and the other: triple by Elmerlnpam-. jhim 4 n 0 9 0 3f Wlii5P””ii'i HW9 I"W”9d )1” My parting (NI:-Gregor) . 6

iii:ir.N'r'ill. nu 5!rll('I( out four and D. .xt'nr-1.:-nd, ss 4 i 0 1 '1 tiI'””k ””'”l b-V ” I”” '””h” "”' Dean Swift (Down;-i . . ., 7 dr

rzilkrrt three. (',1rgpyL if 4 0 3 4 0 ii W55 ” I” N” m” "mnh W”: Times: 2:10 3'5; 2:11 .5: itin- ThP mine gave coach Randy D. Mticlmod. rt 4 o 0 2 o ii iii 2-14 3;5- The bar tzeidiniz. diiiveiilmng nor... .,...,.,,d and d,.....,, by

.::riit.t.-its his first npportiinliy of Hood, 2h . 4 ti 0 1 l i "V C”'” 5”””l- ”””h”” IL" m.VVaIicr itniiy sniiiiipni-i.

...,:,.g .1... A,..,.m,., 1,, ,.C,.(..,g HE m,.,.-,.,,,,,,,g ,, g 4 O 1 1 0 .. iiie six-eirh to heat off a challenge -,--,,, ,, is-

1:ii"I had the pla)'ci's practicing on 1. Kennedy, p 4 1 1 1 2 1.173. B955” 3””.I””F:

Pmm, and Saturday evenings Total. 37 5 7 24 7 7. AG. Scott. in good early season

mri Announce-d after the cnntestl jrorm' 5” the Em” 1” bum dame?

that he will htivc the boys out on Summary lof the Free rm All" The Scot. T-T.

the ri.niiirind evriijv chance he gets. Imr”' dime" by Ike Mmesldm 19" (By T110 Ci"iiidI3" 7””) yrmi iii-nv two runs ahead inl Earriell rims. ivtmi 5. Ahhles 2; i” ii" W-"i.V iii the seven-righths Mrunou

.pole in the first dash only to lose oiit to the powerful Johnnie Kal-

tltc first inning with Lewis scor-.RBI- RUTRP 2- 17- M301-Pni MN Kc-nnedi

mg aftrr he had drawn a walk KiTi"0"- 'i'i'3Iii0Ti 1- . - . National League

and M.'ir.N'PlIl coming home on iin'0ir-"iii: htimv rim 1- K9miNi.i': i migf 1". ”,:ed5",,e.::,):' M ,h, F... Brooklyn no mo 210-5 10 I

error after he had bolted a triple iriiiivs MM'N9iiii Parson: doiihiii F... ;””:..E.&: m...-Hm ,h..'........m; Chicago 100 002 4300-: 'f 2

in rir-rp left ccnire field. E K””""I-Vi -”'”'”” hlli M””'i,.a;(, b,.t.”e,,EA'(-; sf..." Jo'hnn.gl Labine, Hughes ('7! and Chill?” Bic Des Trainor of the lti.C.A.lM""'9 -””l”” ha”-V L”'I5 2' MM" K,.1mm.k and D-1I'e.(ttkMite' for m”, anella; Follet. Lown 17) Klipp-

lP(I riff the second inning'with a I"'”di BI,”k"' Purmni dI?”hl"n.-;L gm-99 quart”; of 3 W19 but stein tilt and Garngiola. W-La-

smgln. his first of three hits. Will-.i”33'i Lew” I" "W l" T”'”"”'? ” ,0m'.. ,0 mi” ms blne; L-Pollet. Hrs: Brooklyn-

Direct Mite. iniitslde. tired at the. three qiinrter imark. Johnny Kalmuck passed A G. Scott at the top of the strclch rind came home hall ll length in front Babe Britton was third. Aiiriitay finished half a length tihead of Sunny 13. in the second

left on hasr. Abbies 9. M.C.A. 6; walks. MacAleer 1. Kennedy fl; slrlkenuis. .Vlar.-xii-I-n ll. Kennedy 4: hit hy pit:-ii. K0nl1Pt'I) 1; wild pitch. Krnnrdg.

Umpire: Blanchard; bases: .Dnyle and MarNeill. t

is Henncssev followed with a sin- gle mid two outs later Jackie Biii-kn drzllledla hot one down thc first base line to send Trainrir and I'iPtlllPF5!"Y across the plate. Fm-hcs Kennedy picked up the

Johnny Kalmuck In Outstanding Performance In Saturday Night Meet

...m land driven

Philadelphia . Cincinnati

THE GUARDIAN,

by Len O'Menrri:

CHARLOTTETOWN

HALIFAX. (CF)-Nova Scotinl sharpshooters won the 195: inter-I Maritime rifle championship at. suburban Bedford Saturday iigainstl New Brunswick.

The Bluenoses ran up an aggre- gate score of 773 to turn back the New Brunswickers by at margin of 10 points and left. the Prince Ed- ward Islanders trailing.

Flight Scrgeziiit Watson. Greenwood fiver and the veteran Harry H. Morsv of Bridgetown lc(l.l Nova Scoiia. Tlic airman put on possible scorcs nt. both the 500 midi 600 yards. Hni'r,v Morse came through wiili a possiblc at 500 yards to help his team to it six? point lead going into the final stage. He also had It pcrieci scorcl at the 200 ytirds rniipri. Sgt. liflW- rence of the New Brunswick tt-nmi

the

Furillo: Chicago-Snuer.

000 000 030-3 5 0 000 010 000-1 4 0 Draws. Miller i8i iiiid l.op:ita; Nuxhall. Kelly I9) 1: rid Landrith. W-Drews; l.-Niixhall. Hrs: Cin- cinnaii-McMillan.

race on the card after Sunny B. N0" 3'0i'Ii 00” 009l030T3 5 ll

' ' had held the field for most of the Milwaukee 000 001 04!-5 9 2

O mile, Helen Harvester showed the Iieailii. Wilhelm '5' K05”? i3' may m fhg seventh page but 1; I-liller tilt and -Westrum:Liddle.

was Am-way and Tm-um in the Burdetle (Ii) Bickford (9) and

smart-h with Anywgy fofning home Crandall. W-Burdetie: L-Koslo.

8 half length in front again. Len O'Meara drove Rosalie H.

it smart. mile in the third race

and Rosalie won the dash by a

Held Over Week-"end

I Howard Mclnnis def. Irving

Competitions for the St.andard;Pi-aught 3-2.

:iip, Saiaizdav afternoon sweep-i George MacMlllaii clef. Frank good Wm iengms after moving up Presko and D. Rice. l.-Friend.

mike and the mixed foursnmesll-lansen 2-1. (mm sixth pggmon at the 1iVe-I Hr: SI.L0llIS-I'Iemil5.

were held at the Charlottetown O. R. Simon def. Gordon Foster eiqmhs pole, can Aubrey finish. American League

Golf Course over the week-end. 4-3. ed ondg isg. Louis . .. 200 000 ooo.-2 G 2 Miss Marion Matheson and Mill George Wood def. Erroll Nichol- Iyfetche plghlh race Judy Budiong Boston . 200 200 00x--4 12 0

MM-ire" with the mixed ioiirwme Son 1 U11 and Carl Aubrey did not finish Birzka. Stuart ii) Brechren '4'

avi'h a not score of 36. Riinners- Gordon Hutcheson def. Mac 1 v an ' n ' and Corinne ; Parnell and

idle .o nccide L on the firsii Y

.ip wore Mrs. W E. Cotton and Kennedy 6-5. imrm Rmgne Hg and M35 Comg white. trsiumig I

Cvenrsre Wood with a net score of Bill McLean def. Allan McRae rngndo were thrown nff stride by Detroit . 000 002 000-1 '1 3

IT for the nine hole tournament. 6-5. the same accident and Raimym- yew york . . 000 023 101.4; 5 0 1'I'orn Rogers won the sweerpslake Wendell Gillis def. J. T. Vessey over and Billy Budloiig -raced it Aber. Madison (5! Marlowe t7i

wth a net. score of 69 followed by 2-1. out for the hem,” mm the R3- and Biicha. Baits r 7i; Rggcni,

Dick Dean with 70. g Ron Atkinson def. J. MacDonald 3311 leading from wire to wirg, Reynolds (8) and silvera. Berra Cliih Professional Cecil Dowling 3-1. Don MCNM11 dmve peter craggy .7). viv.Ra5Cm. L-Mgdi5on. Hr;

bPF3ll18jII1P firs;1. golfer to tour the 3 1Gordon Wellner def. Ralph Carr to easy W'"5 in "I9 first and sixth. Detroit-Drops.

"”ii'59 ii Mr I is season when he - . races. The Clegg horse moved uptflevclnnd .. 000 001 011-! it 2

rovered the la liolcs with 5. blist- Tlom Rogers def. A.J. Likely tde- i from fourth position to Villl by; Washington . 203 200 00x-'1 I0 0

9””! 77 3'F'5'"d-33' ii"'i'ii00ii- 35” W two lengths in the first race and Wynn. H Osiiins at End Hi'-Kiiiii

MD'-Vflinf 1”-WI ii Eii1C'0i'9T PM 35 21939-ii D90” CICL 3iid N0i'ii'iai'i lied from wire to wire in the sixihi Porterfield and Grasso. L-Wynn. r I..lP irst l7lliP oes but picked - . ldggh. nr; C)gVg)gnd-Ro5gn.

III) the strgke on tire last nine as 4 Vic Williams clef. Bill McGrt-gori Prior to the opening of the races . Chicago . 010 000 050-6 7 0

.ie came ome Will another 36. -2. one minute's silence was held iniPhlIadellJhII . 030 00l000-4 8 0

lie plajrerl in compaiiy with Tom J. Kennedy and J. Brown iiiustti-aspect to the memory of the late Pierce. Fornleles ('1) Dorish I8)

""7973 iiiiti Pith Gizizey. play one hole to decide the win-jwlliard Kelly. and Wilson; Bishop. Martin (8)

nor of their match.

Follnwinc are the results of the, i The. daily double on Aiivway and

Pittsburgh st. Louis

Hr: Milwaukee-Crandall.

100 000 000-1 I 1 000 020 00x-2 4 0 Friend. Bowman (Bi and Attvell:

Newsom (9) and Astroth. W-Dor-

mmiies piami in the Siimdnrdi ------ lRosalie H. paid 320.40. ; ish: L-Marlin. Hrs: Chicago- Ciip competitions: 5 Elliott. Philadelphia-Zernial. Driiiq Saiiiide-rs dcfeaied Frank1B b S h d I 0 summurv I lniemiitioml League iwtnnis 3.1. I B C 9 ll en 'ou.n . 100010100-.1 )0 1 PM Mtmtiiiiiiii def Dr. -1. ct . First mid sixui rum Baltimore .. 100003 001-4 3 o C';1'1”hI" i'3- Ditmar. Romberger (6) Burlchy ' ti Gray def. Hurry Simmons Peler CI!-gg 4D. McNelll) .. 1 11 ('7) and Watlington: Greenwood. , -- Ahner .VIcGrnw (Shaw) 2 . lleintzelman (7: and Tnbacheck. V - 0- 3"? (Mr Don M-cMiiiaiv NEW YORK. iAPi -Probable Eva Biirllonz (Stead) 4 Buffalo 101 101000 on-4 to 3 V1 M pitchers for Monday's major lea-lSistz-r Verna 40'Meara) .., 5 Iilltnchester 000 000 004 01-5 13 3 VA ' Mi"K""-it d9i- DOW Cam-gziie Rames (won-lost records in it-nry I)ar (1.. Kellyt , 4 5; Liiry. Voisclle tat Weiss (iii and 5'”) 2:1; WW 7 ' zparenihesesi: Miss Hazel Grove IF). Fmiiiil 6 GI Lakeman; Fasholz. Melliere to) ' National League Holly Harvester IC. Smlthi 7 7 Condrlrk (8) Crimian (10) and 8 Brooklyn at Chicitgo, Erskine Kepprirh Playgirl (Willis) dnf dr. Fusselmtin. R.app(10i. hpmr .15-3i vs. Hacker I2-liii. Times: 2.17 US; 2.20 NS, win-.Tornnto . . .. 000012 000-! 10 0 "MI" "I FIII" iI9i"I'iii9fI Midi Piiisburizh at St. Louis fiiigliti illlnz horse owned by George. Syracuse .100 000 101-4 12 1 ,-printed. 2-I hoiir its-rvlce. Double Lindcll t3-Bi vs. Staley i9-2i. iRronkIna. Kenslngion and drivrnl Johnson. Lombardi (5! Shore (7! .'iii!iii'i'!i only 6-: neriiiu. Reprintsi American League 'hy Don Mi-Neill. i and ICYNCEIC Markell. Griffore Icenis each. Mull I-ilm S1-rvlcc.i Cleveland at Washington (2) 46! and Drescher. him prints. Any roll of 8 ex- Lemon 18-6) and Feller 12--it vs. Second and Seventh Rm-en Montreal . 000000000-0 0 1 (harlottetown. Scnmiiz (1-1) and Mnstersnn 15-6: Springfield . 100 003 10:-5 9 0. V RT-TTTWTTT 'An.iivAy iMcGrP:ori .. 1 ll Lehman. Roebuck (Ht 1: ndi 'Siinni- R. tmarnnrrll .. it til Thompson; Brosnan and Bur- Tnrtnn iMOrP.IIIIPl . ' ll 2 brink. Rom-i Ritillnng tL. K1-II.vl . .1 Si I Helen Harvester (Thompson 5 3i 3'1"”-AA i.I I ' .. .:..".:.:.I:.::m.:i;:::h"t W ii-non-i mm- W.,, . . 8 i,'3l?2il::".' ; n mt: : 2 I "PP'9" "I .n.";m.f;;”'M,mft;l'hV:R H B;lv'n"r; Millikan and Cnmpanella: Church o . land driven hv Jame: liiicdregor "nu Gnmliolni H": Brmmym Tugsdgy Mgrmng S Guardian ' Ifckairipssneila. Chicago-Fondy and i ii . '”""' '""I ""'"'"' ""' Pittsburgh .. .. to: too: oio-it 12 o iRo.-rilie H. tO'Menrnt . .. 4” 5'' Lou" " uoooown 2 ' I . mhh Hnnm," .Mor"id') . Dickson and Atwell: Miller. Cm Mmv mennrdy) : ""2 ,1", Chambers (3). Brazie (71. White Miss Comniinnda (LlewelIvn.i 5 .i (a'.'md D' mc”' L'Mm"' H" Billy Budlong (MacDonald) - s 2 nf:'t;1”"”TMI"I'I' J"”-V B"d'”"" (s'""'” "" '- i riimaeipiii. m no-s e 1

Times: 2:15 (V5; 2:14; Rosalie H. owned by Dr. W. T. Hooper

ISLAND HEAIIYWEIIEHT

Boxing Tournament

NORTH RIVER RINK FRIDAY. JULY 17 S100 PURSE TO WINNER

Everyone eligible except previous tilic holders. Competent judges from various parts of Province. Elimination bouts.

Three-3 minute rounds. ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 30. Send entry to - J. S. IIGGAR 148 Elm Ave. Cluriotfetown or phone 3063-L

Montague - Monday

YEO THEATRE DREAMBOAT

Clifton Webb" - Ginger Rogers Free - 360.00 - lcnii Nights

continued on page 13.

- Tuesday - 22-23

also scored it possible at the 200 yards. i Follmviiig .'l."P sroi'cs ni iii". Island ninitkviibii at tho Biiii. 500 and 500 .initi iniiSZ”5i l Cpl. A.M Jniiiisinn R3 33 28 wig Sgt. GA. Civics .70 33 31 94 Sgt. G. C. ' ltlari.eniinn 9-1 Li, B, B .IniiIic . (Vii. lV. Alflttiittflalfi J ' 92 Sat. Erir twin: its :i. Ill .2 Tpr. Ray Aniirmxs '29 112 III Ell Mai. A. F. (;rirmli',v "-4 Yiii 20 iiii Tnlnls .. Qfiii '.':'i-I ilflfi 739 Sal. P. J. l.:indri::in 'i'il(lk'IIII Li. G. .l. Rviccrs, i(l;ipt.i. 1 Nmv Briinswirk I Sgt. G. P1. I,.'iwi'rnre 35 str 13 tool Sgi. H'.R. Xiiirhrll flfl CH 72 mi. S. J. .'ilni.xrlwni .'l.". :i.i .':i 981 F. C. Pniiiirr .'l'l V .' iiR ic. G. rumiis , :i2 in : as Sgt. (LG. l-viitgloss :12 .'t2 (iii III IRQMS Sloiilrinitl 32 K2 Iii Flt) lc.A.R. simnns iii :it 97 an Tolals J31 3533 MAI Til . .I. lV;ii'(I 't'rt5tf'IlJ I.i. C-WI. A. A. Dmigig i('.-apt i, i l Nova Scoiin K F'S. A. C. ll':iisnn 3'1 35 .13 102p gii. H. Horse 'l.'i 35 Ti? 10'.” IC. R. I'I.'-iloy .'lIi CH .13 ii? HA. R. Moslicr . iii Ju .'l': 07 Elsie Strong 32 iii (ii iii"- .E. Noilcs . ."i."l Ill .'l(i 9-I. X-;QMs Aiidr-rson .. .'i'i 32 23 on R. Lmvn . .. -7.. 31 79 ml iToInIs 2iiI 2ii-I 2-IR TTI I Major C. F. Kminiiiii. ii'(ItI(Ill; (Inpi. F. N. Sniiihi i'.'ipI.i

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Baseball Standings

(By The C.aii.itliaii llicssi National Lcagiie I W 1. Fri. I .Vlilwaiikce 41 20 .672! Brooklyn 38 22 .633. St. Louis 35 134 -593. Philadelphia . R2 24 .571 New York . 30 30 500 Cincinnati 2'2 36 .370 Chicago 19 38 .333 Pittsburgh '21 4-1 -323 American Lcngiie ' I. l'ci.i New York. 413 14 .7i37i lciet-i-iand . 33 24 579' Chicago . 35 28 .556 Boston . 35 29 .541 Washington . 32 29 .525 Philadelphia . '29 34 .460 St. Louis . 2t 44 .323, Detroit 16 45 . International Lcagiie H" I. I'rI. Montreal R3 21 .611 Buffalo 20 23 .5FiRI Rochester 29 25 .5371 Balilmore Ill 29 .517 Toronto '28 29 .4511 OIIRWR 27 Ill .466 Syracuse 27 Ill 466 Springfield 20 35 361i . . Cardinals Sign 1 Negro Player ST. LOUIS, (API Si. Louis

Cardinals signed their sF('rintI Ne- gro bnli player to A miiirr lrngiic contract. Saiurda.i'. Seroiirl hasn- man Alonzo Brooks of Fnri Laud-

erdale. Fliii.. was ssitignerl to the Hamilton farm club in the Class D. Pony League.

Brooks. II. 20-.ven.r-old right-

hander. was scouted by the Cards while playing at Florida A and M University.

Snwdb

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CIGARS

-i'Iim- iuitiim '4 Ilmu - iisiot

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

N.S. Wins Inter-Maritime Rifle Championship

League Schedule

JUNE 22. 1953

liildniddiaie IO Abbies Meet M.C.A. Toitighl

The task of breaking the In-I termediate Abbies' winning streak' rests on the shoulders of Jimmy MncDonaldls M.C.A. baseball club when the Airwnys boys take on the Abbies at Memorial Field in tin Island League Baseball game this evening under the lights.

The game will get underway at seven o'clock.

The lntcrniediatc Abbies. look- iiig like. the class of the League and behaving in the same manner. have stretched their unbeaten streak to six games, In that stretch they won five and tied OHF.

Intermediate

Continue Victory March In. 5-4 Win Over RCAF

-The Abbie Intermediates con- tinued their victory polks. It. the Summerside Airport diamond yea- terday afternoon by drubbing the improving Royals by a. close score of 5-4. The visitors bunched all their runs in the fifth inning af- ter the aii-force boys had built up a 4-0 lead. getting one tally in the second frame and three in the third. The Royals came close on two occasions in the latter innings, but could not push across ing run.

In the sixth inning. T of! with I. single. and NIH? fol- lowed suit. Then in what lookrd like a hit-and-run play that went. astray. Taylor was caught with ridiculous ease coming into third. Had he held the second sack, he would undoubtedly have soared. as an error at third base on Baker's grounder paved the way for such a tally. In the ninth inning. with one out. Stan Richard hit a boom- ingxtriple to right field. Richard broke for the plate when Petty grounded in Lund at first. and the Royal keystone sacker was out on a very close play at the plate.

Cukor Plnenu led the visitors 4 with the bludgeon, getting three hits In five appearances. Whit-

lock hit two doubles in five trips.

Baseball Game In

Therein no game that the M.C.A. team would sooner win than this

evenings contest. And to break the Abbies' string coach Jimmy MacDonald will probably send

”'-' Jackie Burkc to the mound as his.Cii-"Y3"

starting pitcher.

For the liitcrinediair-s it will bet inst baller Donnie MacLcan who has already won thrcc games fori Danny MncCormnck's charges this. season.

sotib3u7s3nTEs This Evening

Tlirr-e zanins are scli:-(Iiiled fol he pl:i,vc(l in tho City Softball I.Pi'IEliC this rvvening, at six o'clock. The Siinsliiiic island Dairy dill meri tfniiatia Pnvkersi on tho Old DIi'll'1l0l1fI uhilc the City tilziys IIII' BYC. on the Knights Diamond and the 1..Y.C. meet the .l:i,vcecs on the Park- tlalc Diamond.

lerps Dlefeai Kinkoragliil-7

The Siiminerside Joiirnril Pion- errs defeated the Kiiikorn baseball

inain at Kinkora. 13-7. yesiei'da.v. Ballem. on the mound for the Jerps. allowed only two hits and

no earned runs. The Jerps banged out 12 hits of! E. Roberts and Driimniond. Elmer Phillips. Jerp first baseman. played brilliantly for the paper boys. whilc Dos Rob- erts at. short. was the pick of the Kinkors players.