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Olltario lielains Vllllingdon Cup: Beer Hays Well
SASKATOON, July It - (OP) - Ontario today retained the Wiliing- ' don cup.
The provincial tour-man goli team champions oi Canada, lod by Nick Wesloch or windav-2' and Jerry xeaselrlng oi Kitch 1, had an aggregate score 01 58 tor the 36 holes oi modal play. only three strokes out the record set by Brit-
to weslock with M3 aggregate, Mawhlnney, playing with a cut thumb covered, had 'll-'13 tor 144. Quebec ilnlshed third with an aggregate of 608 and then in order came Manitoba, 017; Suk- atehewan. 633; New Brunswick. Prince Edward Island 838; Alberta 040 and Nova Scotia M1. New Brunswick-Prince Edward island scores: Lou Beatty, Woodstock, N. .3.- 81-TI-158. 16;-Vere Kelly. Frederlcton-3082-
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Ment's Falcons at the Island to tee or! tomorrow at the Mona- Hm Ho . gue (8) and Burris; Lea uo w um 0”" ma C”l"""Y club 1-" "13 Queen. Dickson (8) Borow (9) and P" ' "1 ml” ' p"cu” Mu qualllying rounds preparatory to Turn", y Rochester .. 53 3'1 539 Iooalon at the Old Diamuml, Vle- the Maritime Ladies Golf chanlp- First Slaltltmorle 34 67:) I iomh, 5. The me, Philadelphia ooo ooo ooo-o s o on res 41 544 Ml” l'”'i- WW” ht 5-”- maul; Thunder I Wm wmn" Chicago ooo zoo cox-s I0 2 Jersey City so 535 3 V- Meyer, Clndini (7) Johnson (a) Sprinslield 42 44 ten and seminick; Dubiel and Walker Syracuse 37 42 468 (or (our. second Toronto . 36 49 424 Philadelphia 000101 100-; s o auualo .. , . 31 53 no -- L " Chicago oio ooo zox--lo is I Miller, Dorinelly (5) Johnson (7) First and Seminick, Lopata (8); Lode Clilooln 010 000 000-1 7 1 n ma owen, - New York .. 020 000 001-2 0 0 1!-ii-st Pierce and Mast; Raachi and sil- Now York .. 02.1 000 100- 4 0 2 V9”- Cineinnatl 010 731 401-10 1'! 2 3900nd Kramer. Jones (4) I-lartung (5) Chi 003 001 100-5 1! 0 and Westrum, Calderone (6): Rob New oil: 000 100 001-2 1 1 iensberger and Pramesa, Howell Cl!!! and N18-H105: Reynolds. (5). Sanlord (8) and Houk, Silvers. (B). I 4 secoui. INTERNATIONAL New York too 23: ooo oo-lo is I First v ' Cincinnati (00 012 300 01-11 1'! 0 T053” W9 100 100-1 5 0 somv (11 innings) Montreal ooo ooo ooo-a s 1 o o o Koslo, Hansen (6) g Maglie (7) Britt-in. Thompson (9) and
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Powell, on the mound tor the win- ners allowed only iouri bingies. Henry Gallant got the only extra- base blow, a. triple. C. Gaudet, Dieppe first seeker, also hit. two
Johnny Finn was the winning in the second -game. He
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Marohildon (1) Nixon (2) Kinder (7) and Baits. Second
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and Guerra. and Riggan, I-Iayworth (5); Raney. second Shore (1) Nothe (3) Fine (0) Detroit 000 600 001-1 9 2 Klleman (8) and Unser, Klutts (0).
Philadelphia 310 100 001-6 11 0 Second Gray, White (4) and Robinson; Syracuse ....'0l0 101 0- 'l 12 2 Baltimore 100 000 x-I0 12 I
Hayes (9) and Grasso, Evans (2) Second onto ). nntialo 001 ooo 0-1 I 2 First - , itoeheator ....ooolsox-ooo gevelanll 510 001 I10-10 ie t Wade and Tabacheck; Copeland ...... .. 421 006 011-13 14 2 and Marshall. Garcia. Beardon (1) Benton (6) First Pierotti (1) and Hogan; Parnell. Jersey City 004 an ozd-it is 1
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Cleveland . II it ass-o is 1 Boston 000 010 ooo-4 11 2 spllngrleld sis ooo I-I0 ll 2 Gromi, Lemon (3) and Murray: Jersey City .. ooo I01 0- I I I
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First Builaio ..0t00000I0O-all its 100 010 1-6 I! I
moohester 1-Iarrls. mvenguth (8) Hausnlanrl
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Springfield . 000 in iiO- it it I Costello. Lamanna (4) and Bur-
Porto and Peden; Lopes. West (1)
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coming to the Department are causing serious losses to
sheep. tlodr destroyed through his
enclosed It night.
P. I. I. DEPARTMENT
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Owners of dogs are urgently requested to keep these animals confined at night and in cases of dogs roaming and out of control to destroy them. The menace of dogs roamlng,.pai-tlcularly at night, provides a serious menace to the sheep industry.
'Iosaea occur owners of dogs that cause the damage are liable for the full extent of the value of destroyed No farmer would wish to see his neighbour's
neighbour and a valuable industry by keeping your dog
ATTENTION
Reports are of Agriculture that dogs farm flocks. Where such
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alllowed seven hits and struck out twelve, but Wilson. his rival moundsman. gave up only eight
bingles and he struck out iiiteen. A. 1". claimed that there was no
Bobby 'Plmmins' home run was the ieatlire clout or the game. And he also got a double. Benny Grady had two for iour. and Rae. visiting centre fielder, hit a triple. Gould and Gard MacKay hit doubles. The umpires were: .Platr:, Jimmie Hogan and Glen Deswoches; bases, Jimmie Hogan. Glen Desltochos and Henry Bernard.
The Charlottetown Falcons won a doubleheader (mm the R. C. A. F. Royals yesterday, at the airport diamond. taking the first gonzo '1 to 6, and the second 12 to 1. Tile first game was played under pro- test by the Airmen because um- plre Kane had sent in.1rom third with what proved to bewthe winning run as a. penalty for an Air Force outfielder throw- ing his cap at the ball. The R. O.
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penalty unless the cap came in Contact with the ball. Mccllllooh. who was pitching the best game oi his surnmerstde career, allow- ing the Falcons only two hits in six innings, fell apart; in the seventh. and Murphy who was sent in to put out the tire, was also hit hard. The Falcons down 6 to 0 going into the last inning scored all their seven runs in that final frame. A total of seven home runs were hit in the two games, Bolvin hitting three. Whit- lock two, and I-lulme and Cox one apiece.
PARIS. July 15 - (Reuters) - Henri Philippe Petnln, Mzlrslial of France and head of the wartime Vichy Government, has been moved to summer quar- ter: in his prison of the exposed,
formers.
Williams May Be 4 Out For Season
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 10 -( (AP) - Ted Williams said Saturn day he has been informed anothen operation may be necessary on his elbow and that the odds oral against him playing again thil season.
Williams is in hospital where he underwent surgery Thursday. l-Ill left elbow was Iractured. in thl all-star game in Chicuao.
rocky 11 d'Yeu elf France's At- lantic coast to avoid the effects ol oppressive heat. Sources In closl touch with the 94-year-old said his health is "slowly de eriom ailrlg."
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