MCAiTe'am Wins P.E.I. 5-Pin Bowling Chiship In Keen Competition

i Aiiuiiys.

The Maritinie (fcntral .10:-y .VlI'if'l)(lllI'Ilfl Ixilh ztlR.2 gave lmwllnil 193"! fllSlll3)Nl Mil l1'l'"l Dr. Duffy .1 close run in the liiizli )"Sl0FClFl.l' Y0 ill" ill" l'i'l"l'" l5'l"'tIIiertIgc tlcp;it'InIeIIt. Glen Malli- wrtrd lSl2ll'Ifl Fixc Pin Roulin: I-snit Iiritl lhirti high with 264.!) Vhnmnmiisliin anti with It thr Illltl I'lIll'l smiiii of siiiiiiiiorsiiii-I Reliance (lattice Trupliy acnltt-' fourth with '.3lL'l,3s'.

xtron: anti very krcii rmiipotittoii

xlatliesoii, who was among the

at the Roll-Away Alleys.

Tm. AI,.w3)s ,,,Iu;,,-5 10;. .,,,Ig,Iylendei-s In eyt-ry department, won two points (luring ihv Iiiarailliniilllw hlrlmils Bmbell Tmplly for nice-t Ixiiittii t'l'llI'lllll4'tl siittitllj. l lligll ll”'W' llllll il SCM9 M 974- H9: Min,-,3 IlHP lI.t'l4ltlx Ilis IIIIII I: In 'llt' l ll1'.IlL'll as he put vH,,.”. 5.0,-,. ;,.,- IIII. IIII ttictttiii-I" sI'IIIIIs I. 288. 411 and 275. pmiils III the non iiiiiiinii .'I.:IiIiIv ltr. Duffy II:I.x Iitiiiier-up with a W”, ,,I IIIQ pic: III ltkil I 1,: three .Ntllil'tl of 950 and Don

(ii-oi--I;v'.s Hm; IIIIIII stiiiiiiiu Mu Di-iiuitl of the ilom-II'clIs was sitin Ixoic IIIIIIIIII:-lip with li I-llilil llllll it Il'l'W W 9-)4 .siriiii;: XIl'Il' ii' 33' pi-Iits lll Iii. tllliv xiii-..;I:tlis sit a Maritiinc .v.,,,, ..,,,,.I III:-. lliiiiik ltmlgw. iviiizd uitli II score .-II- IIIIIII Illlll .-. It. .I.II-II.v .Ii ' In "It IIWK Members MIIIIIIIIII. lttlilill, its 'i.IiiI and their

lll illltliiinll In IiIiiiiIiI:: I.-Iv Hm s vii-is titty lit U415. 303I Fl". P I,-IIIr I;II-IgII IT'IIilllV i!iI- uIIi.iI:IIii :I3:i. In .ilt'T1ll,!il(t 301: IlIi,Il Ivtaitiiicrs nf i'l" ii -3"-' DWI -Vl?ll'D0ll- .II;I Iii" I i&'l'll ttllll l"4.lVllI!lQ lilifllltlfl III i- I- um :iII.iiI-r-Iip llmipi 'livI- Iiiriniirg. ..I I .- III '.lI'l(' Earl IIII: I-Im um-r Illlt: IIIIIII-mzr is Hal PE'1l3'. (ilrlt yl.Iiliox-mi. iliiy III-I'Ii-I; iii t;ctiiI,-rs. t;:.s Alarlloxiiild in: ilii-kiiinoii Iilttl II I I thillitrit

lll. i.nI-nizi lI:I!'i ii' I I

W mm mp IIWW. 1. H Iiii- '..ii l.l..tl s:.iiItl-

IIIIIII IIII II I -- - I-.I '"”"-S

.Ir llS I. III -III W '- III.I- tn IIpIiI: - 'I- llll'vl 3” 3 lltr list iIl.Ili4ll I" Iliii Itn - 37 5 1 fftllffl It K fl:lP :'tI't'I” oi ill 3” 12 i

III liII('i Will Ill'lfl -ii ill N st.iIIIlIn; rl'II. I I l-Itw 1 ml lll trnptii tor I':Ii- lt ;iI IIII: 3 13 lg an :iIviI;c -IIIIWI Hf HHS” 13! 2” tiriplix II.Is iiiiititvtl ivy l.iI' ll '-:6

ASlidefIAndCAhriamS ion current Surprises in Major l.eague Batting

'-I . llE'IDl(:IiL:(l ililrlilifillilrs Alilitiiiezh Mm -'

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I”-'V-W WIRKI l-M" WFCA II:Ih IIIII hits III thctr trains are fIrnIlI' ciitzriirlicd IMII-g I y Bin Ii;-Li: gicceiitiiatps III the second d:I sion, Poe Slider - II-W; Imt, -v(t;”' 15 my II! Piwiiiidelphia A.h7e:Ics and PItts- I ;p,..g mum. M3,-age mm

Iiiiirk 03 .241 III '74 ganics.

ivII::li's Cal Aliranis are the c A . -'Fn' 5ll'.”.3YIrPS 111 ml-l.'I'?l '-"M179 bills rli. Abriiins had only :I ' 95- I”f.:II”' ui.I ' as it l.)1liSlTll1ll Iintil

Stider, 36-ye;II'-oltl .wcoIi(l-base- this Inan, is hitting st ribnsi .1370, Ff,'F- firiltlcr . s bern one of the fewi mid In the Amrrittnti lIr.r:tic to l):' lit spn's lwr the st-I'cIItlI-place ('Inn”:F Krtllis 401 linx'niI's lII".l-'1'; life has Hti 2:33 ill 74 at bats. l'arI'I third-s-nrizrr liir. led the :iIiI:IIrln:: thrrv ii--Inc runs. y Jiinior rirrtitt sin.-r Vlwr It I Keli Ii::ti Stider in the Abrams. lll'l1 a J."-i Initrk. is I l4tl:l2'.lt" riinic Shcrm Lol- .m'Iid fourth In the N.I'miial l.rn- liir, C.I:i'a;r,o it-ill. Al Rnscn. Clftlf-i cur behind co iI'l”l5 Roy CrInIp- lwnrl .347 anti Mickey Verntiii.. aneiia of Br riklyii and PliIlII-pVl':IslI;I::toII ..1.”lI7 p rlialphi:-i's Jolir. W ” eiirli Minx S rkoiit. ':II!ei';iII Milwaiiker

ritzlItlIIi:icicI'. the National l.r.it.-Iiv pitrliris Ititii fiie I'ic.to:'Ies

.1711 and Jim

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with Ctnciniiati

cltidc SundaI"s zzatiitts. and no defeats ai'.:l southpaw Mei Slider, III his ll'II seamii with Pa ll of Bnstoii Red sox tops the A" is on an r. .-canit l)1l'- lliC .iIIIP:'It':IIi with a 4-0 slate.

Monte Irvin Wallops Homer As Giants Score 8-6'Win Over Cardinals

The Natioiial lmallllf 30' ll ll'l'l"l-l Bi'rIni-ilyii Dodgers tied 'l hie reminder Mnndalt flint .V”llil0:iKllP record Tuesday night byl can't. sell Nriw York Gmlits 5lWF1IlvnI'iIIIz 18 men stranded HS they

major ;

as long: as Mmitr lrrln is in their (1,-,Ir,W.;1 n 3.1 Ytlrfiicl I0 (;m.4m. lmP-'1fl- III-Iti finds In it) Iiinintzs.

l"Vl”- 5'-'l'lI”'i ' ' llllffl ill” '3 Rattle: lllll'lt'l' Bud P1.I(ll)lt'l1lliI with Len liiiinri .a f'llll). 9,1". up nniy 31K hng H-(I 5h0W" it '”ll51-'i"”' -"l3lll'.V ill I”-'lk".i.'l men while PlT':1CllPl' Rric. his

charge when thzncs col. rniicli. Two npposm, numbmn mmlmd S,.V(,n.hi( .'”l'5 351” lit” h””l”l lll" N"W Ym'k' ball and (lion. Itnlk a mat. Hcinie. "5 "ll bl il””' ll””lt5l”lP5 l” " runs hv Andy Seininick and Ted: dr;I-iii: fI.III.sh illlll Iioii them ii l)('ll- K1nsm(..5k. mil mm”! ml. ,1". Cm mml lr'"5l' Vi” 1" 5”ll””d " cinnati tallies. with KlIis..IeIv:kl's broktIn lot: in nitrl-season and tlittlhznw brmkmg up ml. uMm.g

Giants 1:aI'f3 tip the gliost. l Connie '.i:irI-r-ro ilil'f'W a five-hit;

(l'””'"llIV ll””le ll l7ll'V”"4 r”l'lslIIitoIIt. at ClllL'1ll.'t) White as

” '(”"'ml'dlVM”” Ml”) my 11'” he pitrlictl Wtisliint.-toii Sonzitoizs the 1fi.'Ifi nIItfi' lwlI'Iro ll1f'V lirlilil M q 74, HNHH. TIP mss. m.0Dp,.d lhmli " "Uh dllw mm N”: W” the l':Ill' iltisr it full i:.'ll'll" bcliinti

fprtiitiiiir hiriiiriziv was an rch-.i

. A . I llllnl hllmmlml lhm fllf' Aincricnii I.ctIt.'ut' race.

The t.I:mIs Item fir'fl IIIIII the , St l.ntIIs Cardintils 5-4 after blow-

in: an early lead whmi lTi'lli c.iIIIn Former Tigers' S

the lP.'i(llliLL New York Ya .'i:crs in

tar

in but in the st-ventli llll:'.llL( IIit'ii . . tun mates and wiilltiperl 1ilit' (ll On DTIVIIIQ Charge Alpha Biazlrls )'iilI'l1CS into flit” V. W” i stands for his sixth lionirr of the SIMC-OE. Omg ,cp, M Dwk "3" ll” -VNV Y'”'k"'5 lV"”' ml 1" Wakefield, 32. II wtirlinie outfield-' W” "'5 V 'cr star for Dctiuit Tigt-,I's. was l” lll” Am"”'”” l"""H”" D”7ml' iicltl till 5500 l)tIii tin a (.'lllll'E'.f' oi 'lXcrIIs split it twin l)lll l'Ilill lltiswir. (I Vim pm; Edy;-lp(q (I,-H-rm Roll S0,. ..rd (;:II'I'rr l.inittIrl l1tIs- X g IV .r.,Ipm,I..I.I 3, cnmsmn ,1, Y3" "7 ill” hilt -75 ill" Tlxcrs non -.IiI.rh six prI'.-(Ins ucre Iiijtirrd. ill" Dllmlrll 5'1 bl” ill" li'I5l'ill-”'i”l'5 The six. lllfl1illPl'S of a ianiill

nrvvr r':Iii.szlIt Hi) In flit" nfIv:'nicr'r ti-Ivivi .VF'll'ilil)l'f)til(. om, Izmir Tu- uhcn the Sox sini-rtl six iiIi:s iiiiiiiigm. nil u"1'(I (Ir; vs (If 3 cm the first lllll2iiL'. The l'tt'lt) wits Iiliit-lI I-ollitled with W;Ikeileld's ve- the fifth nf the SNISUII Iicziiizst lltll liiilc Itiiir niiirs cast of this south- defriils for lolly Mei Piiriirll. liii",5'iPl'll Ontario town.

FORUM MEETING POSTPONED

The aiiiitial sliarelioltli-rs of the. Charlottetown Foriini l,ttl., Ilatc-Il for May 20 will be

postponed to lilay 27, 7:30 o'clock at the Rink.

int-I-tiiit; of the

D. I. SINCLAIR,

Secretary-Treasurer.

Murray River Theatre

MURRAY RIVER -- THURS, MAY 21 - 8 P.M.

BLUE BLOOD

Bill Williams. Jane Nlgh. Arthur Shields, Audrey Long.

Also Short Subjects

Kg Rouson

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New York K.0. Artist May Fight Poulton

Juliniiy Pruitt, the New York Iniddiciycit.-lit Iiho was scheduled to meet Harry Poulton on June 8, has been called III as It substitute on fl New York fight. card around that date and will be Iinable to appear III Clitii-lottctowii. Ivan Doclierty of the Btiostvis Club and

lslttndcrs MI-I-tiI'iIt' was informed yesterday.

H0wt'Ici'. PiiIitt's place iniiy be trtkcn by II inorc tiatpable New York fighter III th ))Pl'.SUll of Gil Ed- I-.:Ird.s. Both l'llllll and Edwards are ltllllllillttl by Bobby Gleason anti l'?(iI.I . will be ayziiltiblc for a hcht I-.I I ll) .iIine.

l Etitinitls. lilltl has an niit; .InCl- inc Iwirord of stir s in the ring, coiiies lll0lf' liighly prictx. Ian Pruitt and their is a matter of Fiiniiiitial Iidnisliiir-II III be made bi-loiv lit'Qt)llfttl0llS foI' an tid-

wtirds Poulton tight are completed.

Thr liaitl-iiittiiig tldwards liati snieii kiiock-oiils to his credit last yeiir and itnit,-lit in several nialii iiiiiiis III xriv Ynik. if he accepts the Irtnis Iilfeied by pionioter l)otIlIiIIlI' light, lzins will liiive a

IIlI.inIe to see one of the most tal-IL-up Iumlmg Bm.l.;(, in-.

eiitrd pt-rloriiiers ever to step side an island ring. lie weighs 160 potiiids

lie I-oinrs front a very highly re- illtldfltl light stable. Aiiotiier fight- er nitiiiagzi-d by Bobby Glens-oii is tlrlando Ztiltiett.-I who won a de-

Irision over the liiizlily-rated l”addylnhm.r. M”. H", Memarml Cu 7.IIiIictta de-I

lieinartn last year. fetiicd Kid Houiird Shir tlllti.

Poiilroii is already in Halifax triiinini; at the Stadacona Gymnas-

in Halifax a

IA .. . , . . . sciison. BIII the Plrates' out-I”"" gm ll” mmmg llEl"- Ammlg of an Iiiittcrsialemniii. lie opened

tliosc with whom he is woritiiig out are "lttit-it” Trainer of CiIarloItr-- town and Perry Paris of New Glas- L't'Hl.

McGovern-Cantor Fight To Draw

BIRMINGHAM, IReIItersI - For- nirr Biitish llglitireiiglit. champ T0ll1n1.i' McGoI'ern and Sally Can-

lay at Tommo (Ought to A dmwitiie tiny after he lI:itl soon ('IirrI-r Sf.

Probable Pitchers

NKIV YHRK, IAPI Pmlialiltt pitihers fIr Tuesday's in:I.IoI' lcztgiio ;:.IiIIrs twnn and lost recnrils in parciitlitwrsi:

.VATl().VAl. LEAGIVE

Brooklyn at Xlilwaukce tiiightiv Myer I2-it Is Wilson I2-11.

Philadelphia at Cincinnati tnlghtl Roberts 45-2: or Konstanty I3-it vs Pcrkowski fl-2t or Nuxhall

-oi. ; New York at Chicago Jansen I2- I3) vs Hacker Ii-5). Pitutbtimh at St. Louis tnightt Lindcll (2-3) vs Staley (4-it. AMERICAN LEAGUF. Cleveland at Washington tnltzhtt Feller (1-2) vs Shea (2-0). Chicago at Philadelphia (night) Pierce (5-1) vs Byrd (2-4). Detroit at New York Gray 10-0 vs Saln (2-1). St. Ixitiia at Boston Trucks ((-2) vs Brown I2-1).

(night)

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN-I” MAY 19. 1953p

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IIIIII (liner rtiliiirei the yotiiic,

t"ii.irliiI to-inn II illll)('ll

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liovkvy star. McnIoi'i.ill Flyers, Wllll

II llll

,return to his home here this ove- Inintz after I-oiieltitlintz II most out.g yslaiitliiit: liocltcy season. (".'Ii'I'ni' who is the only hr-rn linrltry player mrr Iyitli a t'.'In:IdiaiI junior ('llJlllli)lI'?liSlIl1) tr-ztm. is

lsliintl-l tn pltiyi liockcy l pirttirr-rl.l p and: the l'lItSlPl'll (Tzinaditiii Jtininr Tro- phy. 'lih:ii's the Mtinmrinl Cup in his II:iIt hiintl.

To my tli;It Fiirver hiid a sur- rr-ssfiil ymir inight lic S0l'll0ll'lill,-1.

lllf' llalifiix Sal I-Iiinp Itnd II as pIirI'lI:i.vItl in

lhri Barrie

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Ztli-I wtisoii Miiils s!IriIlii- "ii IIIII" l-iii"-I-. . Orin lllIS an iIIiIneIlI';Itr hit uitii lthr Mrinoriai (lllii l1OLll'l(l Flyci's.l itin lIis first appcitrrini-n with Bar-y Iriv iir stole the spollitzht no llP Iltiiyt-is skaletl in ii ti-'l II in (li'fll” ilx'ilitlIriIci' (irtwn Shiiis. At the ('fIll('lllSl0li of the E,llnl0 he won the "Star of the Night AIIIIr(i." I l-Villovyiniz is a report of wlitit a .R:IrI'm sports rcportci' had in s

litre Monday IiI,':lIt. MCGf)l'8l'll l" "'5 l"”' i33””"5 "W5 ”-'”l" It-gighpd 135' Cam” 1374 lroIildn't PYPH he found in sinzill McGovern suftpyqd ,1 pm Oypl-lplllll llii.IIi,I:lInIiI pr:--y.;.iIIIn Infot- tlic left eye ill the third round '"dll0"1 ll” i”'t”'l ””'" ll5l'"l llll of the citzlil-roiiiiri bout and Can-llll" l7l0E'I'Ilm llmtlllt Nth b0l0l't?I tor's left eye was cut in the seventh I l5”l'Tl" l"lit"t-S ltlttl fill!-tllftfl Fill)- -biit llt'iLll0i' was sci-ioiisly linrdI- hint: ix'i1I'licIu-r Grtwn Shirts 64'- t-iippvrl. Wctliirstliiy night oI'ci' 1.7011 put- C:iiIttIi' St't)l'9(l repeatedly with Ions itnvw I-uni-h "ll:Ip” lCnInI.I ift left Jabs bIItI McGovern gm Iiinl Iiiirm-ei-ml a I.ilIi.ililo pio--e his own back with solid iiizlit hooks l of llF0l7l"Fl.l- I to the side of the head. "An Iinlit-raltiecl llPW('OniPT to; -o---- ---.---- the club, Orin (faiwtcr. oiilriiiicdf .fronI lliililax Saint .Vl:i "s of the b d' .ii:iriIiIntI .lunioi' "A" t'llt'lill, stolv e a S It spnllizlii illill Iuis Ftilipn-'t'(l In g lm tlIIll'IlllIllf'(l hy (lilies l-3oI.'xIrI.it. BY Tm am CT . lrriwiiilly Iiwquiretl nclnii-ndcI' finin r ” Mlm” PN55 Vxiniiirmi Iltiiiirir Fziiiatiicns. lirrv 'nn lrxoiit. Amnimn League l "Brit.-Ivrt. along with now loft- .V II'IIi:Ir .lnIIiny Roiit-rtstiii htiti ro- .VI-w itirk iiIi.iIIl Iill the "hilt" anti uni":- ('lIit-.IsI.i nIIIIii.iliI l'lll('l l.'llL'PlS for lll" Ci('V('l;njd plilllltt Anti (fill of the tl:Irl: tim- Bnsloii (l.iII'I-I uiiosn play on the l'lLIlll- ii'.IVIIing(()n Iiintz lin.-irtls I-I-iriit-ti him the l.ili St. i.otiis "Star of the Niiqlit" over Siltll l'iIIi;idIIlphia ri:iiivlIiiIls and t-r.IIIil fIII'oIilva Iis ltII'i'.Iit lnin Bliilititiiiey, ”SlIIp” 'llrI:Il, Fiwi itlr-I-'t'II iiiiil so on. lnlffliiltlllli-'Il "('IrIItIr is not :I Iiolisiirtl pvt- , . form!-r but his iliti Iiis. toiicil miti- ,lI:f:;(l:l::l)m X; SKI) '-I In ”sp:I(ltI" the put-k fur Bmmln 1'1 Q 4,0 iizilrs Drill): Aloliiis Iiitti Ilnn. Momrml H 1;! 112:1 Ali-l(ziIIiIxI. llc iirix" pziitiriilly it'- Bydlinutwn H) H spiiitsililr for Bivlxitiiitcy s Inui- Otnl ' ': pnin: xpI'Iw:4l, his best st-ininz Ml" 10 la '43" III::lIi .KIllt'P the npciIN' ll('llttl S-Vmcusp 9 12 429 :i;:'Iinsl (Still Bl.'i('l( llawks. Slm"Rn(ld 7 l2 353 ”Caivrr -ti impressed coacli ” s " ' "meow 'H:lD'l Emms, who was more stir- Lpristid than iinyoiie. that he rc- a C e ue, t'0llCCl Iitiik in killing pcnzillirs tlllfl PVPH not in on power pl

'l lllfn a kid who doesn't. quit II) Inc.” I-oiniiiciilcd Einms. "and Car-

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In Sll(lWC(l that kind of spirit to-I lii:.'l'.l. If he keeps that tip licll ylit-ip its plenty."

l .-'intII- that opening: night there

how hr-(In tnaiiy oiitstanding dis- piays hy Carver. As l-Imms oh- serycd he is a spirlted.. hard work- lllfl hock:-y player who plays his best wht-II the going is hardest.

I3I'iII ronlribtitctl much to the success of the Flycrs throiighoiit the season. He. collected his sliarc of the points and he was an excel- lciity penalty killer.

The yoiiniz fellow who rose to liockcy fame -this apasoii began his t':ll'Nll',Wltl'1 the West Kent School team. He later played with the Midget. Abbie.-I when that team won the Maritime Championship. 0rln performed on II line with Lat Ilen- iiessey and Keith Dalzicl.

After that it was year of juv- eniie hockey and then to Halifax for two I-uccessful seasons with

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City Hockey Star Returns l

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- Photo by Bruno Favcro. the St liz.-i;;I's Jniilnis Boil: years;

the Saints Imn the Maritiiiir. Cliatiipionsliip and it Iimiid seem that Cary briiigs liookcy cham- pionship with him il'h?l'Fl'PI' he plays

Orin is a rIt.'lIt Iriirwr and Itrizlis Iihoiit ltiti priiintls He is th" sin; of Mr and Mrs. Waltrt” Caryci. Parkdale and It youiitzer l)l'Dlli0I' of Allie Carver. who starred in llli0l'l1lPdln.IlF hockey hero and III Newfoiindland .

We wis'I to ronziattilate the yotnig: pl:H'u"l' on his otilslanding play of the SP.IRlli and Join

with island sport fans III extend- Inc in him a royal welcome home.

Orints pictiirc was taken by Briiiiii ”Rrd" I".'1lPFO. the ex- l-l.ind rs friI'IIaI'tl. .l"aI'cro. who is qIlilP In talrII.d nliotograplirtr

liOl'l(S with the Bariic Exatniiici

Baseball Results

lly The Cdlllltilklll Prcsi

.VA'l'l()NAl, l.EA(il'I'I

200 020 400-8 12 TI H12 200 100-4; 12 Ol

linslti. iiiiini Irii cm-II-Iii l4t wii-I helm I7I anti Wcstrtiin: FllS'I.ll0lZ.; Bl'li7Il(' Itit Clark tilt and D. Rice.

ii" Corwin; l.--l&i':I7.lc. llrs: New Y0l'l(--iI'li(1l'nDS()ll, Irvin St. Louis- St-hocncliciist.

New York Louis

Brooklyn 100 000 000 0-1 6 1 ('int'innati 000 (I10 000 1-2 '7 1

Roe and Klalllflilnftllal Podhiclan anti Scniiiiirk. . Hf-ts: (llliCll1l'ii'lli-

Semlnirk. Kltiszcwski.

Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 7 3 Milwaukee 100 010 02x-I it D Di'rws. Ridzik 15v Hansen t'Ilt and Riirzrss; Bulil anti Craiidall l.-lIi'tIIIs. HR: .VillwiiIIkcc-CIIiII- (tall. I AMEIKICAN l.l'3A(iUl"I First llctroit. Boston 00?. 000 000-41 5 0 titirvt-r mid CIlllgSl)Bl'f.L. l3ilt'llH tilt: lliitlsoii. hciiiit-dy IBI and Wliitc. l.-- HiidF'Oll. S(('iIlid Detroit 000 030 "500-5 5 3 Boston 601 000 10x-N 12 .'l Klziclisiiii. llI”l'l)('l'l tit Wight Ill iiarlowv I51 l'iOlll.l0lliI'il1 I7t an Biiclisi; Parnell. Kiiirlcr tit and Wilht-I. Wltile (7). W-Pariiellz L-

. (lay 'douIbirs match

dliiot kiiown its yet.

Ch'town Umpires IHoId healing

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l At a meeting of baseball Iimpircsi .aver the week-end the Charlotte-1 itown Umpires Association was! 5formed with Ev. MacNelli being: appointed chairman for this year,l The problems of umpiring wcrcl discussed in detail and also the3 lniatter of suitable dress and equip- .ment.

Russell St. John. vice president

:of the Island Baseball League was League,

present and assured the umpires! of the League's whole-hearted stip-I port in enforcing the rules and? niaintnining control on the play-l ing field. i

A further meeting will be ht-ldi during the latter part of this eekl when playing rules will be s't”'Ir:ii and the. Lcajzuc schedule consid-

lloyaHla;IieiII

lNine Team

Softball

League Swings Into

Action This

team City Bobtball League will swing into operation this evening with games on the Parkdale, Knights of Columbus and Old Diamonds.

The defending ciiamplons, the Liguroian Youth Club will meet the Basilica Youth Club on the Knights of Columbus Diamond. The Sunshine Island Dairy and the Junior Chninbcr of Commerce will play oII thc Ptankdale Dia- Inoiid while the Guardian Angels will meet Canada Packers on the Old Diamond.

All games will commence at 6.15 with the home teams in each case providing one new softball. f

According to plans the teams will play tliruuizli three sectioiisl with 36 gaines to a section for a schedule of 108 games. Each team will play 2-! games tliroughout the

The nine

Evening

(Old Diamond). 21-B.Y.C. at Legion tK.C mam, Jaycees at Guardian told 13) L.Y.C. at Bombers tParkdI'IZel I24-Guardian at Sunshine Islaiitt Dairy tParkdale Dianiaiidr Boinbcrs at Legion (Old Dlilt C. Packers at City (Key nm, 25-C. Packers at Sunshine Island Dairy tPI1rkdule Diamond, B. Y. c. at City (K.G. DIiiiiII Jaycecs at L.Y.C. (Old Dlam,t 27--Guardian at B.YC. IKC. l).'lLI Sunshine island Dairy at Bombers (Parkdale Dlamomq. Legion at C. Packers tom 1;-, 29-B.Y.C.' at Jiiycees tK.C.1)I,Im, G-unrdian at L.Y.C. (Oh I). City at Legion (Parkdalc DI JUNE: 1-Sunshine Island Dairy at I, Y. C. (Purl-zdalc Diamondi

Games this week will be play-

ed on Tticsday, '1llIIii'sday and. Sunday. Ncxt week the niimcs will be pl yeti on Moiiday, Wednesday

and Friday and Will continue In; be played on tliosc dates tliroIIgh- out the schedule.

Ninc games will be pl.Iyt-ti oacli

week with the st-licdiiir IIiIIdiiit,:l tip the Friday night prior to Old Home Week. I

i t

Yollowiiist is the sclicdtile for thrl

revs Iljarkdalc Dlaniondi

first F('Cllt)ll of the City Softball

' !Lcaguc:- I

.MAY: . !

. l'J--Stinsliinc lsliiiid Dinry at Jay-

BALTIMORE. (API-Royal Bay Gem outran Kentucky Derby nin- Iier Dark Star in the stretch Moti- day to take the Preakncss Prep.

The Derby wiiiner came in sec- ond by tlirce-qtiiirtcrs of II length behind Royal Bay Gem, who was fourth. Rani O'War was iIintlI in the Derby and Corn-spoiideiit fifth

Royal Bay Gem cariicd S-l.it7ii by winiiiiig and loomed as nnotlirr strong threat to take S:itIIi-day's 3100.000 Preaknessy

He paid No.80. 33.80 and sun

his backers among the croiirl

Athletic

L.Y.C. at B.Y.C. lK.C. mama:

(itiardian at Canada Packers.

Protest

CHICAGO, fAPl The Illinois

M 12-751 athletic coinniission. l'Oi('illi; disap-l ' wm"" " or” '-t 'p3iiItmeIit at Jersey Joe Walcottisl

' ishowing against Rocky Marciano

land urging his retireriicnl. rejected

Ia protest of the fight by the ilgetll

OSLO. (AP. Mgmmn lqlmhhpd fgttllnlllplnlislllfis lll.'lilaQ0r Mon-p ior the third round of l:.tiI'optI:IiI .'I.hm,(, Wm limp dmmn 2' H".

7.nnc Davis Cup tennis ,play Mini- by winning the dccidiiig to lead Norway ll-fit the second round.

Britainls Tony Mnttrain

in a mi

Geoff Paish defeated Rolf Papti as official"

and Nils Erik 1-lessen. 7-5, 6-0. 6-0.I Britalii will meet Bcliguin, win! her over Hungry, in the third

round. which must be completed Angelo Ml1lllli(ll'n. decide to seek:""d 30

by July 14.

Five other countries FraiIrr.' Geriiiany. Sweden. Italy and The Philippines -- qualified for the fluid round dining tlic wot-k-ciid.

France lost only one matcli in

pines won 5-0 over Finland; Ger-

lsweden swept all five matches from

Spain; Italy routed The Nether- Ilands 5-0 and Belgium swept its matches with Hiingtiry.

llennis Tour To Start At Halifax

HALIFAX. (CPI Jack Kram- rI"s touring pi-ofessioiiiil tennis Iquartet will start an cast-to-westl

l I l

300 ",0 "MP5 1, lftoiir of Caiiada in Halifax June spced thr-y showed

l lclio Sc;!,Iii'a and lwili complete the coast-to-coast. yjauiit III Bl'li.lSll Coiuiiibia later in Itlie slimmer.

l Whether the tour other ceiitres

will lllflllflttl iii the Maritiincs Is'

U. S; llussiaiiw

i

roniiiiissiniils LiviiIp,stoii OSl)f7l'l1P ruled flint. Mai'- l l”T"d W5 (l”7I9d lfmk lhmuilli ill” ciano's knockout of Walcntt in Clii-lflml 97 Slxlll Mimi 1011811 0M N my, Smdmm I.-I-Hm. nigh; --5I,mdspSikoi'a at his side and the official

liFi'lli2ll'.! 745 ClL'lil'l1lill1

and all five points of at written protest are "disallowed." , Unless Felix Boccliiccliio. Wail-1

legal action against the decisioii III the courts, the case is closed; Both men attriided :i special .

sliowiiig of tiIi'cc-dimeiisioiial films: of the liravywciglit titlc bout prior

to the lIc.irinI:. and ciiargzed they

vlilllmlllatllllz Yugoslav”: me Phllll7'IlIad been edited. Boccliicchio then

went to Chicago Stadium lllltli leriiatioiiiil Boxiiig Clitb for 5230.- 000 as Walcott's gtiaraiitcc. lieforc Iippcziriiin at the I-oniniitsiiiii witii lViiIl:Iii(lriI. l

Picliires Tcll Story

The lll0Vllii.' pictures Sll0WPfl con- clIIsiI'nly that Wiilcntt stirrt-ti only sliizhtlv at the audible count of ill: and then arose, 50'llF what wobbly after being waved out by rcfcrct-l Frank Sikarn.

In slow motion and coiivcntioiitil, that Rocky's. of the first.

., ..

kayo punch in

sort of

I

tion right cross-Iipprrciit blow to the chin. The rlizht did not appciir to be"

ICPI Fntidi parts nit

B()l.TON. I'.llf.!l.lll(l for hints Is iiiade from the niuiiicipnl Izarbnize collection in this Lancashirc city. Now of- ficials have decided to mix mash- cd apples with the waste to ini- prnvc quality.

SNAP SHOT FINISHING

Rolls of Film III-I1-lnpctl Xllltl roll it ex-l D0lllll'F.l only 515 ct-ntu. Reprints .VliIil Film Si-rvlt-e.'. l'. 0. Box II, ('lInrlofft-Iowit. i

of

Aladlson. Iiiiimgo 000 one one-0 .'l 4; l Iusiiiiigtiin 000 003 00x-3 9 0 T I Dobsoii, Altiniii IT! and L()lli'll'.t Mnriero and (hiisro, Fit7I):cI'ald . . Th 3 l.-Dobson. IS ummer l IN TFRNA1 IONA ll-.A(-UF NEW YORK: (Am Russia!” pm, lnI::l American nre going to try tiol Svrmm. 000 ",0 "NF 1 4 opsettlc one iiiteriintioiial pmbleiiiliirintrd. '54 limit .-u'rI'lct-I Dolihlv -1-'m.(mm 430 3” 3h,gL-, H oithis sum-mcr at the chess board. It-zlzo print.-I. Any l.aiIdri-k. niidncy (1) R0l)lllS()lll T " U5 Chess Fedemllo" hI35l ,5, and Robpmmn. Sham. nnd1l'f-tcllliled word that its formal lll- II I-I-ntn I-arli. Rossi. l.-lituidcck. ' llrs. Toi'nIIttI."” mm ll". ll "mlcll "ml ""3 Rust Rosbmg s il5.g sent beliind the lmn Cur-I 80mm". itain III Jaiiuary. "has been acccp-'I

Syracuse Toronto 032 100 x-ti '1 0 Loveiifitith. Williams (5! and Pnrlee; Overmlre. Main I31 and Keller. W-Main; L-l,ovengIIth. lirs: Toronto-Goliat. Deninra; Syrai-Iise-Blatnik.

First Springfield . 000 000 3-3 4 0 Ottawa 000 020 0-2 Ii 0

Hillman. Jacobs (6) and Mrck:

Fear. Wallis I8) and Burbrlnk: Mrah.-Icnk and watlington.

Weiss, McNellance (ll (6) and Lnkeman; Reader, Tiefen- auer (6) and Rapp. .W-Reeder; L-Weiss.

Flowers and KlIit.t.r.; Lasorda, Lev tilt and Thompson.

Coleman (4) and Yelen. W-Coleman; L-Siinfurd.

020 (mi 0-.'l fl 2 ml

Robberizer, Burtsrhy ('7) and SlIant7..

W-Jacobs: 'l.-Burtscliy.

llrs: Springfield-Scliramka; Ot- tawa-Llmmer.

Second Springfield 000 110 011- 4 1 ti Ottawa 100 002 081-11 13 1

L-Fear. HR; Ottawa-Limmer. nuffriio 000 003 000-: it 1 Rochester 400 no zoii-a ti 2

Coppaize

First: Baltimore ooo mi 0-0 It 0 Montreal 000 000 0-0 I 0

1.-Lasorda. lulu. And Just. to he mire nn one Second is rushed, two days are planned miumm 000 mi 020- 2 it i for "Ch name. Montreal 005 I02 30!-ll ll! .1 ------ ----- Sanford. Starr (3). Taylor to) About 32.600. worth of scrib- Bowera (7) and Lonnelt; Lahman. blerl. note books and exercise

Cniinda.

A I0-man squad of onmradel masters is all ready for a go here at settling the recurrent debatel that flares in chess circles over whether Soviet players really are better than anyone else.

There still are. a couple of ifsl to be cleared up, however. befni'cI tttie boards can be set up for bat-L

e.

Harold M. Phillips, president. oil the American group, said Monday the Russians want to play June 10-18, but. he iii trying to get, the starting (date set for July 27.

Efforts have been under way slnce 1946 for I tilt. between the two countries. p -

The Oly-mplcs at Helsinki last Year didn't settle too much. The four-man teams of the two coun- tries played a 2-2 standoff in the Helsinki finals. but the U.S. nquad wound up fifth in the over-all pawn-pushing among 18 nations. Russia. playing without world ptiatrvpion Mikhail Botvlnnlk. was

rII..

.Bot.vinnik iii till net. to lead the team that is to compete in New York.

Each player will have four games With his opposite in the rank-

books are produced each year in

Jamt-5 Craig, Barbara

PR IZICS - FRI

feature every show.

Gemniission lhejeets Jersey Joe's (it Title Bout

IIIIAIIII OPENING

SANDY'S

THEATRE UNDER THE STARS TUESDAY. MAY 19th-9 P.ML

Showing

"DRUMS IN THE DEEP SOUTH"

Starring

A prize will go to every paying cusloiIIci' tiu1'ilI.E intermission. The management plans to continue this

City at Jaycees (K C. Diaiiii C. Packers at Bombers told Di 3--Lcgioii at Guardian t?:II-lt:i.1iI- tI)latn0I1di Bombers at City (Old. Diaiiii C.'PiIckcrs at B.Y.C. (KC. DI 5-Legion at Sunshine Islaiitl Dairy tParkdale Dlamrndt L.Y.C. at C. Packers tK.C D.. Bonilicrs at Guardian iOl(lDI 8- Sunshine Dairy at B. Y C IK C. Diamondt Ilayct-rs at Legion (Old DlR!)lt lI.Y.C at City tParkdzIle I). 10--B.Y.C. at Bombers (KC Diami Jaycces at C. Packers t0ld DI City at Sunshine IParkflalel).- l2-Legion at L.Y.C. (KC. DiaIii.I City at Guardian IOld Diaiiii Bombers at Jaycecs I."-ai-tut.-tip, Diamondt.

as devastating L: the head-snath ping right cross Rocky landed ciglit nioiitlis ago in Philadelphia to put Walcott away in the ltlth miiiid. But it was the damaging blow. and not the left hook that

most television fans thought did the trick.

Walt-ntt's back was in the TV mint-rnx. but the 3-D films rip-

kiiockdown timekeeprr Mike Mur- pity. It showed him on his liaiiiiclies, one arm over II rnpr.

mu-5 nmnagw nnd ms mtorneh and his face, trained on his conirr

ccliicchio. At Protest Meeting

M the protest meeting. Ooboriir praised Walcott--wlio liisists he 1.: 39-as a one-tlnic.groat fighter and then added:

"I think Walcott was through when he went into the ring and I

lnm”-V derailed Soum Alnc” 3'25 picked tip it clieqiic from the In-Iw” WW dl53Pi”3l1'lled l" M5 9'”

forniziiicc . llr should retire" Boccliiccliio and Malanda took this witliotit batting an eye. Thcii commission member lIlt'Il

Radzietidn dcclarcd:

"I don't think boxing deseiwcs this kind of nonsense Rom Boccliic- chlny I am sure Bocchicchlo is it very cniiipctent manager and uill discuss with Walcott. about ii dicin- ficd retirement during the next .112 days Ithr aiitomalic period in il- liiiois that a fighter who has lost liv :1 knockout can return to the riigtl."

Maiaiidra said he and his client

.K!t3lH8YI Fmllli Ssdzmun. Pulls round was :I left hook partially W911” li"d”ild'fd wllclller 10 "mil Ken MCGrego,lblock5.d' followed by A Cy,mh1m,ptlIc:I' nrotest into the courts.

”Wc'll talk it over with Walcol! rind see if he would like legal Ar- tlon." Mnlnndrii said. ”We could carry it into any district court tn!" di-posiil. probably in New JFIS" where Joe lives or in Illinois.”

in

NOTICE

GARRISON 0FFlCEllS' MESS MEETING TUESDAY, MAY 19 AT 8:00 P. M.

Payton, Guy Madison ZES - PRIZES

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