THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Conn - Louis Bout June l8.

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NEW YORK. May 28—(AP) —Promoter Mlke Jacobs an- "m-mcﬂl Wllllhl. after n. four- houi- con! with Johnny REY. manager of Billy Conn, that the heavyweight ime bout between Conn and champion Joe Louis was set foi- June 18 at the Polo Grounds.

yetroit Defeat Indians ‘Third Successive Day

' M y za-(AH- ning, knocked Edgar Smith cut 0f 1W ‘$55. of ‘their iaio suc- the box and went on to eh 8-4 Am.

“ﬁzz” w _ erican League victory for their t n!“ w_ second triumph in ll. row over . t ck a, Daroi Chicago.

l ‘than League leading Cleve- The Browns made 12 hit‘! off “film g-a. for the thu-d suc- Smith and Pete Appleton while lithe Ohcagc got l3 clf Dennv Gale- ", 1,‘, “qty, four errors, the house. Eldon Auker and Bob Her.

ﬁlmed Mel Harder from r18- mollild and iillally clinchrd the Alt Bzstoln. ésfter surrendering an

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“Tﬂﬂlmsﬁiloii rictzzlved credit “Knows?! tlgilgllzllllﬂtd tlllieiihwinhlgigl NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘"“ .; t __ y l c a

Ilife“g;g1gbg.ﬁ“;,s1;gng his firth frame. Dick Selbert started it by W L he,

1,, 5h; games. led Detroit's singling off J mmy Fcxx‘ glove and 1 hgainsi three Tilbe hurlers. came all the way around to score S11. Louis 29 0 .763

- ~ cuLs Browns. af- the Winning run when Sam Chm- BTOOKIYH 26 12 .684 meow. S. I- lspo-tﬁhg while Sox a. 4-1 lead man clouted Jack Wilson for his New York 19 14 .576 he ilrst or the sixth in- fourth u nsncutive hit, a double Cincinnati 17 21 .447 ‘m’ - Chicago 1B 2o 444 REMAIN snow REMEMBER WHEN giotﬁgrvh l; go .321 hpvio May 28—<0P>— (By The HIE“: Press) Philadelph“ 1° 25 ‘.286 m innit-l‘ °1 M‘d'““d' 0Q“ AMERICAN LEAGUE vu v ‘1“°h°.‘.“““ii.i3 “can time sils“":...r"°ivd q A55OC1B Q . _ oung I‘ I l‘ W0 HLII- ﬂies/gland 2a 15 55 “shits. \\'0ll.d liavetn%rl5tltt§e utes and 3'1 seconds oi the first qmcago 21 16 56g mo; make at i111‘ P" k round ln their scheiuled l0 rouni: New york 21 18 53a m lil Qlwlw h“ °Y world's welterweight boxing title 9mm, a, ,9 525 hie: nlisiii _1*‘l1d_ “Q ﬁlm” bout at Lot Angeles eight years ago Philadelphia ,9 2., ‘A37 minnow Eastern AME‘! im- tonight. The Vancouver fighzez" Bosfgn 17 18 A86 s floored the champion twice bciore_st_ 1,0111; 13 23 361 hlGlllnND GAME the reieree halted the bout. - waghlngwn _ 14, 35 359

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.1"- wP-ﬂihelsifi" 53m m‘ mendation. The whole program oi . the Scottish classic tossinl! sports and entertainment is under “he; putting the shirialnllrllag tneqdirectgon zﬁlitfg. Wilson wiﬁo is n w . . o oer, we as clltlolllfrpacydrriizxs-t Bind bagplpe sports ‘oxlficgf u (“Wand zoo o“ 3°04 9 2 . sh<i\scr>ilish dances in- For the success of his efforts it Dari"! 301 0'5" ZIX-B ll 4 t. g 5M1 dqncing, The games. is evident that he has spent a lot Hilde-Y- Ei-Wﬂsi-Bi. Rel/ink and Jmhhhi he attended by a. oi’ time and energy on this phase Heinﬁley; Trout. Benton 8nd numbefof vgmrs each veal‘ o! work. ‘lhe men 0i No. 9 Service Tﬁbbctla- on“. U“, mints in Nova Training School are most fortunate V, but m.“ other part5 o: 1n having Wing Commander Puller- New York at Washington, night _ and the United smug ton as their commanding officer, as game. M, U, vcomodauom gm- he is co-operating to the fullest ex-

- W110 l $116 118 rogr . NAT L w“ has bee“ gwe“ “pedal at‘ It wigs explgioned ‘that gill‘; author- IONA LEAGUE

Joli Mr. vlleilherston stated t h- 1- n-t- so. ‘toasts’ zirrzlsn :2: u s: owned and operated by meﬁnan 1n competition with outside Butcher and mpez- Moore E "d!" N-“lcnftl Railways- PM‘ groups, although this is B150 e11" Riddle Hutchings’ Begin 'and' limit. Ii i5 n N“ i? Wm‘ we“ couraged. The reason of course ls Ianbakdl west ' modaélolii alilfllfgtlllleléit wit; ma; m, “come; and gqglpnlent ' ‘ . - a w - i .%h.“‘...“.f.i.i, ".123... with 23.03.31,‘. ‘ilimitolémwiii. “$5.. ggﬂggq 33g g3; 313;; 1;; .11 beauties‘ throughout ti: ‘lne gymnasium is equippbeg with ﬁend: Page Olson and Mccub trgillllzoidlliglilltiiinxgrlzgrtle‘here §§§°§h€g1it<§$§sbhi§isx§i€§<iaorr lnsvoelley 1°“5‘~"'7'wh“'°- Krm- 511W" and l 1X11 average simmer dtfm tal- ballmcgurtsbmkitibagurtaizi} Mamus“ o 66 degrees. ‘The s c s an oor 6 - beneficial to those shnerlhg ‘themleagulessgvalggaxh bilge; bgeélacfalgga, ramfm" I‘ N" Y°**~ P°='P°""'~ h“ m" pgfeig-nggggduleg, The volley ball lea» Brooklyn at Philadelphia, night

gue had 15 teams and was won by 811-1110- ’ I mlmarks hit

the sergeant/s team. The basketball INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE "B011. my 28-05941?“ y Ls used as a drill hail, seven Montreal

league also had 15 teams and was won by the sergeants. There were 17 badminton teams and the series was First game: won by N0. 13 barracks. The base- Montreal 100 I04 0-6 11 1 ball (indoor) 188-8119 i! 111 U16 final-B. Toronto 000 001 0-1 4 0 the two remaining "w" ha“! m’- Rachunok and ﬂanks; Lanfran- da l lttcd tn ounce- _ b i h id daily < todaypteilzxint severaienilwd Lon- elfﬁeliiﬁeiliilxgogierye rmlsn eon the T°r°m° landmarks. inzludng the Tein station, p, T. is given the trainees w _ B d Knm k guy-S m,‘ Serjean“ In“ and regular,‘ is u rs, esse an cza . lciiol C l ‘.1 had be ti bulldlni; 11B Y " led ii.‘ rrlceenltb Elm.“ :1‘; wﬁihﬁprﬁéliimit has two ba mln- gagzintlzm‘ on-lwi W w“ mm‘ “ “umber of ping 3°“ Driesewerd Berly and Roblnsom “T910019. heart oi’ legal Lon- W51"- a-n 3mm“ an“ an a Cock Trucks and Parsons Hanc- "ili Temple Church, largest oi’ HY- Th1! l‘ “he” mmhff" ken ’ ' ilillbilling round mumheh i“ vices are held and the chavlnl -

.. . d are hi. suffered heavy damage. §3;;,,g*;;*{,,°§2,$°3, yfgemeiindurlniz Beituhoi-e ooi 004 110-v 14 z

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ﬂhuldllﬂili. was battered by $13.’; i.‘?“§li.1chli§=‘i§iei o? the P. Trlnkle, Weaver and Redmond;

“mmnry but his statue had g; 1_ Libraries ' an eight hundred Borg-wy, Byrne, Moran, Frank-

‘1 ‘ @1110 knccked irom the tlp 1,501; “bfafy i; being installed. There house, Johnson and Sears

‘ “°’°- ls also a. writi r0010. Motion pict-

M" ED-‘eadlng through the uses are heidutliree times a Week- Jereoy City . 000 M 010-3 3 1

‘ ii. whose round sectcu was there is a dance everv W0 Wee»? Syracusg 100 0'00 000-l 4 1

mated lll 1185. burned for six and occasional stage ‘hmvsb A‘ most and Blsemii-e; Ki-akauskes,

liven hours. mzlting the leaden J°liﬂ walk" "1 m“ Y' Mm; .5 Nelson and Hal-tie. £11 litﬁlroying stained glass Red Trii-ngle Club is very ac . __,___,____ il

vidin ntertainment. The air ' ' ﬁr?“ hhﬁfhh excellent orchestra The Nafweﬂlﬂh navv has never

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0 and Course 27 (student coni and Todd. pilots). There were 16 baseball womb, The gymnasium durink the 3mm; "m"

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h“ W the cloisters, Fig Tree and canteen funds. ‘ma: Crown Oillce Row. which the Charles Lamb M62!!-

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June y was .. . arrived in Britain last June ’ m lzigaﬂellf‘ by mm“ mm mm‘ m“ m: this. “m” '"-‘ Mr” v omni-

l, training herc Norwegian troops are taking an active oart In i‘.."°“~°‘ "i ‘Pill. ‘Wild?’ '31?

noon. e m n » camp went on the success! ex- momus men 5011;?!" o: tag Stag: pedi ion to the Lofctrn islands and C0118!!! __ 3112c" ndnl eiv ma- on the equally successful raid uni oomph t . l 80 0n 111m Olrofjoild. Another detrhment has chine tha meas e, the" bu rg been in service in Iceland since’ WWI" ﬂ"'"°"°"" b? m9 “"91”

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Joey packs $18,600 bonds In saddle bag

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WINNEEG. May 2B—(CP)— Joey, stout-hearted little black thoroughbred which has won more money than any other Canadian race horse during the past decade, beat the starters gun today when he packed $18560 worth oi! 1941 Victory Loan Bcnds into hi5 sad- dle bag to bec me one of the first Victory Bond Buyers in the cam- palgn which opens Monday

The bonds represented 50 per cent of Joey's earnings over the last nine years and were purchas- ed by R. James Spears, honorary secretary of the Prairie Thorough- bredd Breeders and Racing Ass-ucia- tion. At Pzlo Park, where Joey will be stabled tor the month-long rac- lng meet which opens Saturday, race horse owners. stablemen and handlers will have on opportunity to buy portions of the thorough- bredks bonds.

Bombers score l/Vin over Vics

The North End Juvenile Bombers moved into a tie for ﬁrst place in the juvenile softball league here last night when they defeated the Sporting Club Vim 17-12. The game was played at the Victoria Park d amend.

Maiilstays for the Bi-mbers was "Dooley" Sherryks fine hurling and a homer by Jerry Mumaghan

The lineups:

Bombers-B. Bell, c; C. Sherry. p: W. Casford lb; H. Murnaghan. 2b; E. Tralnoi‘, 3b; J. LGCIBII ss; F. LeClair, rf: H. Paquet, ll; E. MacKinnon cf.

Vlcs-S. Ryan, c; L. Cudmore, p; L. Prowse, 1b; F. O‘Brien, 2b; H. Ryan, 3b; “Goese" Gallant. ss; B. MacEachern, i-f; R. MacDonald, 1f; H. Stanley. cf.

GAS FROM SEWAGE

STOCKHOLM -(CP)- Under construction four years. Stock- hoim‘s modern sewage disposal plant is now cpezatlrg and pro- d-ucnz methane 85s for operating

i Cardinals

NEW YORK. May 28—iAP)- The strong finishing Cardinals snatched another victory right out of their opponent's hands at St. Louis today, defeating Chicaiio Cubs 6-5 with. a three-run rally in the ninth inning.

Although outhlt 11-9 and three runs dr/wn as they moved into the stretch. the National League lead- ers put together a dtuble. s. triple and two singles to sweep the series and mark up their ninth consecu- tive victory.

Duplicating the feat of Jz-hnny

Take Verdict From Chicago

Close

"er pinch batted ior the Cards to a nintb-ixmingictory over the Cubs last night. n Padgett swung for catcher Gus Mancuso at the crucial moment today and singled to score Steve Mesner from third wth the winning run.

At Cincinnati, backed by Max Butcher's heady hurling, Pitts- burgh Pirates coasted to an easy 7-4 victory over the Red's to split even in the two-game series.

Butcher scattered a dozen hits through seven of nine znn ngs but only in the eighth and nzntli did the Reds score, gaining two runs

lviize, who. despite an injured iing;_ in each.

BOWLING RESULTS

HOLY NAME BOWLING Big Four League Finals

Old Tlmers:— E. Doucette 282 195 244 T. Creighan 255 2'34 246 J. A. Bentley 194 164 207 P. McQuaid 2'13 271 161

Rev. Dr. McMahon 205 209 227 Total—3357.

All Stars:- Dl‘. L. Dllffy 292 245 202 C. McDonald 198 1B6 17') T. Wilson Z14 177 252 A_ Sherren 216 218 212 G. Essery 137 159 182 Total—3059.

High single Dr. L. Duffy 291. High three Dr. L. Duffy 73B.

01d Tlmers-4 points.

All Stars—1 point. Standing in Series for 15 1-2 pts.

Old Timers-lit points. All Stars—7 points.

CHTOWN ALLEY! schedule Candle Pin League —MAY— 28—Crocketts vs. Jimmies Taxi

clty_b_u.ses. BRINGING UP FATHER

30—___RJO0PS Lts. vs. Burke Grocery. 1

4-Crocketts vs. Roops Ltd.-

B-Burke Grocery vs. Jimmles Taxi ll-Burkes Grocery vs. Crocketts ia-Roop Ltd vs. Jlmmles Taxi.

City League Candle Pins

Jimmles Taxi:-

Dr. Leonard 91 9'7 82 J. A. Bentley 77 75 101 J. MacAleer '17 84 '91 J. Power 84 89 75 Total--l023_ Crocketth Fawcettsz- A. McFarlane B4 88 101 J. Poulton 85 101 87 P, McQiiaid 81 92 92 D. Ford 81. 92 102 Total-JOBS

l High single B. Ford 102. High three E. Ford 275.

East end Tigers win

The E351 End Tigers completed a best of live softball series last night by defeating the West End Juniors 12-11. The winners owed their victory to the pitching of '"l.5lckey" Rithardstn, and the field- lflg 0i E. Marlin.

Lineups:

Tigers-M. Richardson, C. Duncan. A. Burke, R. Worth, N. Wilson, E Martin, J. Zakem, A. llicOarville, J. Ready.

Juniors-J. l-iaughy. E. Nicholson C. White. K. MacKenzie. T. Brad- . ley. V. Hughes, B. Haipsnny, V. Doiron. R. Livingstone.

‘Six Rangers l/Vill go on The “block”

VICTORIA, May za_(cp)_;i break-up of the famed New York Rangers 16am ‘hat won the Stanley Cup in the 1939-40 mason but (ir- ished only fourth last =easori ‘was announced tcday by Manager Les- ter Patrick. who said that six or the players on the Notional Hov- key League club are on lhe ‘blockf

Patrick. who gli den lhe team that went 19 consecutive games unbeaten in the 19311-40 schedule. revealed that goalie Dave Kerr defenceman Art Coultcr and cent. rernan Clint Smith are up for sale

T1095’ were three of fire stars in the great Ranger drive oi tw, season ago that saw the team set i1 mark iﬁr COn-"ecutive unbeaten games,

Patrick did not immediately re- veal the names 0i the other three playvcrs that. lle intends to let go.

M.R.A. Director Receives threats

Toronto police tonigllv. were search- ing for the person or persons re- sponsible for two telephone calls today to the office of Fred Orpeli. maliagng director of the Metropol- itan Racing A SOCiZUICH, ourLng which someone threwened violence to the racing officials wife and children unless Long Branch Race Track opens Saturday

The police announced the threats a. short time before a state- ment was issued by the Incorpor- ated Canadian Racing Assoclatons

that Long Branch zvouid not opui

Saturday. The Long Branch track is operated by Metropolitan Racing Associations, a member o: one Lc, RA. and was scheduled to start its spring meeting Wednesday. Rumors earlier today said Long Branch wiuid open Saturday if a dispute betwcen the Fwroughbred Breeders Association and the 1.0.12. A. was settled by tomorrow or Pr;- rlay. The dispute, which started last week with a. hWcott. of ICRA meets by the brecdws, forced con- cellation of the ThOfllClille mort- iﬂg. Which was to have started last Monday and fini=hed Saturday.

Softball Practice

Holmans softball team will h:ld a practice tonight at Victoria Park at 6.30. All names merit onezi please tum out: Ward. still! Gauthier. squarebrzggs. B. “Tiatlrlnk. Cud- more, Rice, G. Wlliliock Blanchard. McNevin. LcClair, Carm cizael, Archer, Morley.

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Senators 35143 23 54 .376 HACK.

Cubs 86130 35 46 .351 SLAFGHTER.

Cards 118153 30 54 .355

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