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4-Run Spurt Gives Yanks 7-3 Victory Over Red Sax In IZ-Inning Game

_ NEW YORK. A-prll 20 iAPJ—- , New York Yankees wanted to catch l’ an l-"rlv 1121111 out of Boston this

Yankees, Jeeps Meet In K. 0f 0. Bowling Finals

. _ 11nd you can guess what . 11111) lied-they go; tangled up iii tune with the Red 50x the Yanitccs tof; care

Inst evening on 1.110 Holy Name Allcys the last game tor the Grand Knight irophy 1n tue Knights cf 001111110115 Bowling tournament was played and alter a hard fought. conic-s. the ‘lauicces uno Jeeps unerged the winners and will 11o-v lllcet 1n a sudden death game M011- day evening at 7 o'clock to decide the holders of this trophy for the 1943-44 season. The following are liie results of last etchings play.

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led o r1111. v ‘out W- Hngtoli bclmrrd, Braves! ,,., ‘ hick with t‘ 111' P1P}: o” Wom- m. Rev. Cass 175 185 19 1's hrll.’ o.’ tho §{\','(‘1]1h_ IQ/Idcgcnald 265 209 191 _, _ ~ _.________ . 1 c enna 177 97 160 l hqullu REV. 01181118)’ 152 111 Z17 l .. - h G. Nantes 162 166 103 1i... .(111L\ \l .0 _ s I a!‘ pétglrngéa‘ 21a 100 200i I Dodgers: - , 1 lllnescures; E. .. _ G- Murphy 231 106 205 ; ___ wacgonkald 141 179 213 1 - . . . ro en 181 161 1811 . j (l'\i_t"l5 [Q we“. Y.,kAf,'t‘§"2°ﬂ,“U§f“,ﬁ}§° 7,2 L. Condon 1:14 158 165 4 l .-~ ‘ “ “. “ 0 W. Lawlo l . o1 ..11.>\.11lg Boston 1Q . or‘; 11,0 00o 3 9 . I‘ 211 167 162 * ~ “ 1"“‘"‘“’ 112 11111111115) y ~ _ . J goggle R Binnie 21s 1 Ch ‘i- - ‘ ~‘ Y-m I. . “$1551” grjjffli "3,’ 35g E1383“. High threeR . Bradley. 0st. K» ‘ t b : " DH. 1.91115 001 100 000- 2 4 1‘ 1tggsMcDonald 142 235 24a , " m‘ d, a .1101 .. . . CO0 021 00x- 3 3 1 C. Costello 141 131 15g L L, L“ HO1111iEZj€W0-1h. CHSlcl‘ 161 allfl W. Connolly 145 269 162 ‘A _ Have?‘ trucks mid Parsons. W. Campbell 193 146 14.7 - u o P 711111111 .000 ('0) 100- 1 9 0 W- MCIIIHIS 140 1R8 191 N _ - »_l__1 \r_l>nnl;_(g W. 111.a'rl11 _ 071 00f) 40X- 5 5 2 L. McDonald 186 198 134 1;. ..-ll l.1 .lll 111i‘, _ back. W llf <7l and Swift; wag- . - l. .J>u.l.l. ililfms.) l - lrlj‘! 171; iiucfner. Schcetz 1.81 and 3mm‘ c. our. L! l». - - itarly, Gulllnrll '8I, Vi Corie _ 20o 1114 1511 c . 11 ' ll‘ l national League . ggfllndels ll "- ’ 100 001 000-4 a 1 "f , ° l_ _ 30 L ..__ .111 Doyle 12a 14s 14-1 k Iiiuhbo, Kllllba“ 0 17.2, DQOWB-ygcg Dr. cl-olenn 142 132 134 U9’ “"1 OWPH; Kraus, Fuchs‘ 91‘ 1' Mumhy U] 12g 129

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Paul Derringer and Bill Lee, two of the _mz1instays of the Chicago Cubs staff. were patients at st, Johns Hospital today.

They will remain here for several davs 11nd then go directly to chi.

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1 —v—Q-—- 173 Arrived today at Mc- Neil|‘s Stables, Buntain & BelVs wharf, 40 choice horses.

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Cardinals Win 2 Games

The league leading Cardinals de- tented Gaytown Ramblers in two straight games( the first on Wed- nesday evening resulting in a score o! 28-16 and the second last evening ending with the Cardinals lending 33-14.

The Cardinals are scheduled to meet the Hornets Saturday morn- ing lit 10 o'clock. The Cardinals will have a workout this morning at 10 111 the Kite Field.

Runner Sworn Into iLS. Army

NEW ‘YORK, April 29—(AP)—- Greg Rice, America's top-ranking distance runner, wes sworn into the United States Maritime Ser- vice today as n. chief specialist. Rice has been assigned as a phys- ical traiillng instructor at the ,Merchant Marine Academy at. i Kings Point. Long Island,

1 Remember When

1, (By The Canadian Press) ‘ l The great Steve D noghue. popu- .lar English jockey. then 52 "mars ‘ old, crowned his last season oi’ rac- ing six veal-s ago today by winn- trig the One Thousand Guineas lor the first time. Donoghue was al- ready six times Derby winner. Right, now he l- trainin! French horses in England frr this y-eafs races. _______i______

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ARRANGE

OTTAWA, April 29—(CP)-_Un. lvorsity of Ottawa basketball oi’- ficials announced ‘tonight that nae

junior cnuf‘ champions would meet. me Maritime Junior title-holders, Saint John, N41, Saint Johns, in a two-game total-point Canadian iunior final series here May 10 and 1

The Canadian Amateur Basket- ball Associitton has approved this series to be billed as Canadian fin- ﬂl Since Toronto defaulted and Mont-real hurl no entry, The W95; 1111s ncvcr participated.

The Hayes and Hurli . an District Council halggtrgﬁaplglggd t0 the lzovemment that. everv gchool in Great London shqllll-l "e '1 ‘Vaflliﬂ! system which would sound cm alert several min- lites before the sirens sounded.

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Brooklyn Dodgers sweep o1 their three-gum; with Pniladellfniln today by nosing out the Phillies 4-3 on the hitters; home grounds.

Earl Naylor rapped Kirby Higbel for a three-run homer in me first 1 cinnati Reds inning. but afterward the National l the closing game of their series. League tnilenders were unable to score.

Higbe, making his] filrstd start. 01 , m: nléiﬂhblwlﬂflld Bobmglliottihlléilzd the .‘.E.".St)l'l.t1[2pd1‘t‘nly 1a no re-Icu a on e on sco on ' covered frcm the lame arm he ac- ‘ by Vince DiMaggio and Pete Cas- h quircd i11 spring training and villﬁfcarart. The victory 8W9 91mm‘ c nati the series, two games to one.

In St. Louis. Rady Sanders‘ sin- 'gl¢ 111 the 12th inning scored Lou Cardinals a 4-3 triumph over Chicago Cubs 111 the twirl-land final game of their ser- in which the 1942 model "live" eball was used tcr the first; time

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Kimball pitched six frames to got credit. tor the victory. V

In New York, Boston BFBWS 1'11!- ped into vim Lingle Mungo and Ray Ccombs for I3 hits and took the deciding contest of their three- gamn series with G

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Lions was indicated."

nddetli 11m lighﬁuflg eilrlgglaiflt "gt-x; l‘ EH65 B11 ﬂfl ~13 ° ° 111 United States planes returned, The only other new action relmrtcd in the South Pacific was the raid Wed-. negdrly by hehvy bombers against Japanese bases at; Kahlil in northwestern Solomon Islands at. vlln 1n the central Solomons. The attack on Tarawa was the latc=t 9f a series of actions in thc , Scuth Pacific which indicate that: increasingly heavy pressure is be- ing put on enemy positions in that stratelzic area of the ocean. Whether the aerial thrust in this sector cf the Pacific battle. Z0116 will develop the sort of fighting that has been characteristic of the campaign in

the action

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Dodgers Complete Sweep, Nose Out Phillies 4-3

NEW YORK. April 29 —(AP)-— pitcher and most valuable a'nt Syracuse last. season. hed the seriesiﬂiants to six safetieslnd himself singled in two runs in the 8th. Johnny Vendor gMeer pitched six-hit ball iorcliis second victory of the year as n- beat Pirates 8-1 in $59

The Reds‘ ace southpaw was in

maimed to be seen. It was apparent that the Japanese now ——— must actiyely protect their buses

(Ctltlﬁilliled, from Pm Q"°~)__ in this sector or permit them w be

ttack a alnst the Kisku i1‘.- gtxtaellogions Tugesday but the weath- er was bad and results were not ob- served. ' The bomber attack an Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands was dﬁllvelld last Friday. The communique said "extensive damage to enemy

repeatedly and heavily attacked at la steady cost in men and equip-

PRODUCE

ggril 29-40?)- Produce prices t 11y u 1' by the Dominion Department of

Eggs; Graded shipments on spot at A-large 35tn.A-1nedlum 83%, A-

First. grade prints jobblng price 3611-37, ﬁrst

receipts No. onstcurized 35. No. 2 g4 delivered 118. lgiql-ilii/[CUIMBG 3514-3510, No. 2 34%- r 2

Cheese: Current receipt, colored ‘and white, western and Que. m I‘ OB, wholesale jobbing, western col- 1 lored and white 2211-23 nominal min-rent make, Montreal. Mountain Que. No. 1 2.00, No. 2 1.75-1.90. N. B -P.E.I. No. 1 2.00, fancy 220-2.-

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Victory Lloan caing;.._,11 was made at a largely attend... uunthu! meet.- nlﬁ 0| me ChlI11."---n"\'n B‘

nilht at the Les-M H4"?

opened the meeting with the usual nlinu.e's silence

the reading and adoption of min- utes ot last regular meeting 1o.k place. The application of Mr. Geo. A. Campbell was read and ﬂlvPmvid-

communication trcm Mayor Hol- man swing that. the yellow 518F181 w uld be Itven and Mr. James Kl!‘- rig reported that the black-out cur- tains were all in order and ready for use.

was read and resulted in voting of

the Sanatorium was discussed by rare form 11nd had a shutout until the members and was heartily 6!!- d rsec. by all present.

committee on recent programs at Sporting Club was Rad by P. E. Palmer and was enthusiastically re- lccived. The thanks of the members] W115 exprased for the kind acticn of 1W1‘. ing Club.

tee Mr. James McKenna reported that the regular vista to the d1!- ferent hospitals was being continued and comniented crtihthecﬁxcflitezizolis- sistance gven by e are wn 9m l 1 t d _ Red Cross co s in {his work. id ,,,v°,§§fg,,§‘§_’“p°° and M“ t canteen showed the excellent work dcne by the lacies.

up the can oi’ disabled discharged -men and a committee W»; appoint- c,

the matter and render every u-

11155331311251. 1211101121211; ll n- » Walter Bears and ‘r. 11;. McNutt. 4- 0°“ m

in; stating that all women o! the auxiliary crrps were No 1 membership in the Legion.

chairman of the entertainment com- mittee and a short but very interest- ing program o! entertainment was provided by Miss Mary Arsenault. M115 Teresa Costello and Miss -

Dainty refreshments were served by the committee. ‘these were pre-

Docislon to subzuuse I590 W u"

held last

he Canadian 11., -.4 President J. r. beishilzvf. MM-

Following the roll call o! oiiicers

President Lnilhtiur then read a

A letter from Mr. W. B. Grant

.00 to the Sea Cadets. The mutter bf an extension to

Mr. Jiﬂlﬂs Harris reporting for he House Committee said spring leaning was well underwa .

The report oi the enter ainnient

Joey McDonald of the sport.- For the sick and visiting commit-

Mr. P. E. Pa mer reported for the committee. This report

Comrade N. W. Ipwther brought by the President to look into

stance t: cases oi’ this kind. The following comprised the com- e

A telegram was read to the meet-

eligible loi-

‘There being 11o further business e meeting was tux-rad over to the

Campbell, all receiving hea y nlause trim the members.

construction cost?

annual overhauling oi’ boats?

answer for the man as follows:

and 1913; Qompieted Decenlbcr, 19 Construction Subsequent expenditure tor nddl. tions and betterments, $1,008,505.86, Total capital cost to December 31, 1942, $2,103,451.95.

penditure for additions and bet-

ltal cost to December 3i, $815,795.22.

maintenace, to 1942, inclusive, o1 overhauling to 1942, inclusive. $882,377.97. Prior to 1933. maintenance exoenditures for the Prince Edward Island car ferry service were not segregated from tniiintenanm expenditures o! the Canadian Government Rail- way!

pared by the ladies of the csnmn

r. s. hlllllll m; Service Expenditure;

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(From Sena oi Canada hurl. w. Sinclair mql11§,“§"§§ On wnat date was the inu ci’ the Government clocks n gaordcn. P. E. 1., and ‘tormenting N. B, begun, and when fixiisheqi what was the construction mm 2. On what date was the on“. struction oi the car lerry 5 5

"Prince Edward Island" starteqi when was it finish d? the construction cos?!) what w"

3. On h t date h atructlonwolnthe chzmslelgrye 5m}; "Charlottetown" was it finished?

4. On what date was th _ Tormentine car ferry 561310380 '§,°,{',,

menced?

5. what is the cost. w u the docks. repairs, df6d§1l1;kg:é the terry

Hon. Mr. King: have u;

I honorable gentlg. l. Construction oi the Borden

docks and terminal commenced December, 1913; bet", 1917. Construction cost, $1,713. 582.47. ' for $1,126,908.35. Total capital December (l1, 1942, $2,840,211”;

completed Octo.

Subsequent

6 t: dlt additions and Xpen u“

betterment; cost, tc

Construction of ‘Ibrmentiuc dock terminal commenced June,

11. cost. $1,094,945.91.

2, Construction of SS. “Prime

Edward Island" commenced April,

1915. Ccnstructml $683,042.32. Subsequent ex.

ermcnts, $135,752.90. Total cap.

1942,

3. Construction of S. S. “Clm.

lottetown" commenced in April, i830. ‘the vessel was delivered and accepted in tion coat, $2,177,951.52. Subsequent

July. 1931. Construc-

xpendiiures for additions and bet-

tennents, $11,193.92. Total capital

ber 15, I 7. 5. Cost of $31813‘! docks 11nd r years 1933 $358,737.11. Cost

ferry vessels, 1933

The meeting closed with the ill-

tional anthem. Austin 0011110111 presided at the piano.

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