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Miss Beryl DeBlois yesterday re- tairled her ladies singles title of the Charlottetown Tennis Club when she defeated Miss Helen Larter in s hard-fought final by scores of 6-2, 2-6 and 6-3. The champion looked to be on her way to a straight set victory u she ran out the first set 6-2. but her challenger evened matters by an identical score in the second, set- ting the stage for Miss DeBlois’ title clinching 6-3 VICLOry in the third nnd f-inal set of the match.

In the men's doubles, Gordon Foster and Yvon Boudrais defeat- ed V. Sobey and F. Coyle in straight sets by 6-1, B-l scores.

Semi-finals in the men's singles ls scheduled for this afternoon with Earl Smith and Jim Palmer scheduled to oppose each other at 2.30 p.m. A mixed doubles en- counter between B. Whitlock and l-l. Power versus Mr. and Mrs. Willett is slated to get underway at 6 p.m.

Olympic Briefs

DOVER. England. July 28 i-IAP) -The Olympic flame reached Do;- er from Calais. France. tonight in the British destroyer Bicester.

The torch bearing the flame was carried of! the pier by a naval pct. ty officer.

After he had taken a few steps the flame went out but was re lighted from a second torch car- ried irom Mount Olympus in case of just such an emergency.

LONDON. July 28 —(R.euters) — Britain's austerity will not place its chilly hand on medals awarded to Olympics prize-winners.

The awards will be the same as those given at previous games - silver gilt for premier awards, ll;- ver for second place and bronze for third. About 1.900 prize and commemorative medals have been struck. All are hand-finished.

THE HAGUE. July 28 - (Bill- ters) - The London sports corres- pondent ol the Dutch daily news. paper Algemeen Dagblad, criticiz- ing London arrangements for the Olympic Games. wrote today that Britain seems to think of nothing else but the test cricket matches with Australia.

LONDON. July 28 -- (AP) — Trygve Lie. United Nations secre- tary-general. arrived by plane from Geneva today for the Olympic Games opening tomorrow.

He had gone to Paris and Gen- eva from New York to arrange fcr the assembly session to start in Paris in September.

LONDON. July 28 —(Reuters) - Britlsh post-offices will place on sale tomorrow a special issue of postage stamps and a special air letter form to tommem ate tine 14th. Olympiad.

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Ken Black of Vancouver, wield- er of a magic putter. realized e life-long ambition at Mount Bruno. Que, nine years ago today when

he defeated l-lenry Martell of Ed- monton Io win the Niansdien Amateur Golf championship.

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One more week has been written o“ in the annals of time. and so with the passing of that week, all that remains in a store- house of memories. Grown-ups will have many things to look back on during that time, some sad, some gay, but with the kiddies, almost everything spells happiness. and that is as it 811011111 N- TINY will have time enouzh In M" years to be burdened with the trials and "worries encountered in the working world.

O O O

The addition o1! sand piles to all squares has created a novel attraction, and 1f the present supply or castle building mafnrial stays fresh. it will not be neceezary to place any add for apprentices

in that line for some days to Ctkhﬁ. O O O The many girls who ﬂocked to the square‘: benches Tuesday

afternoon gave notice that u" ship had docked, and in almost the same way — a group around King Square gave notice by their redden- ed eyes on Tuesday morning that they were on a weanie fry Y0 Keppoch Beach the night before. The reddened eyes were not caused by lack of sleep, but by sand raised by the stiff breeze blowing off shore that night. Apart from that, the outing was very successful, and many thanks go to Art Perry for handling the wheel of a truck kindly loaned for the trip by the Reece Regi- ment.

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liillsborouglh‘ End Connaught were evidently playing tit {or tat last week in softball. The Hills- borough Juniors defeated the Connaught Juniors on Thursday by a score of 23-22. ‘The Connaught boys didn't feel too badly about that, but their older brothers took up the fight the next night and marked s win of 17-10 on their softball diary.

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Would some of you wot-thy or unworthy strawberry pickers be so kind as to answer a question troubling many o! the ranalning playground patrons? Are your reddish cheeks caused totally by the exposure to sun, or are you actually allowed to eat 90 per cent of your work?

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The many friends of Plorbie Kennedy, a very promising young Charlottetown athlete, will be sorry to hear that he suffered the misfortune of breaking his ‘ leg

week. It takes s. better sport to laugh off an illness than it does to play hockey and baseball; so best of luck Forbie and remember the team wants you back on first base to finish off the season.

That about zvilldsmp playground doings for this week olks, so cheerio until next Thu sday.

NORWICH, England - (CF) — A woman went into n shop here to buy n. hat during a sales rush. After an unsuccessful hunt she looked round (or her own. It was

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Yesterday morning on the Knights of Columbus diamond the Bombers blanked the Tigers 36-0 It was the first time in the history of the diamond that a shutout was accomplished. The Bombers pr..- mised their opponents such a fate at the outset of the contest and

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KINGSTON, Surrey, England — (OP) — Proposer of a toast at a Kingston lunch was a Mr. Little. wood. A Mr, Bigwood replied.

fulfilled it. in every department. The losers played good bail afield but were weak with the stick.

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Bombers: Wright. Monoghsn. Ready. J. Hughes. lVIartin, Hynes, Hughes. Rnssiter. Gallant.

Tigers: P. Brown. Shepherd E Brown, H. Shephard. Earle Brown. Erwin Brown. Doiron. Richard.

Next game will be this morning at 10.30 when the All Stars arr.‘ Tigers clash.

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