TIIE _ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

aunts Make It Three I. Straight From Dodgers; Bees And Pirates Win

YORK April 1'! ~05?)

Th, Giants humbled Dodserghlat

Brooklyn w“? 1°‘ time 7-5 in a loose game "mam seven pitchers in service, hits and four elimi- with Bump Huey. flX-YIHRGE. on the mound ior the Giants and cm, Davis pitching ior the Dodg- ers. the ad see-sawed until the seventh when the Terrymen went 111 front to stay- Hadley was removed for a. pinch hitter in this frame and got credit M. 1119 victory, although it took three hurlers to keep the Dodgers 1n check the rest oi the way.

Cubs Beaten

M Chicago Pittsburgh's Pirates gave Truett Sewell a live-run lead 11-1 the first inning and then went on to defeat Cuba 7-2 behind the

Montreal Juniors In light workout

MONTREAL. April 17.-—(CP) — '1‘hc Montreal Junior Royals went through a light. workout tonight in preparation tor the ooe n1: xameo! the Memorial Cup iinals in Toronto Mondav night against‘. either stoon Quakers or Winnipe! Rani-

l‘S.

c sixteen players turned out. icr

the hour-long practice. Jimmy

Glover. formerly oi‘ Toronto. centr~ the Morrison-Ganesha: line 1n

orkthe side-

the ballénce oi t e seasoln

night's game a

oshawa. He will retain that Dosi- tirn ior the series.

me players wlliloteurn out for one

p actioe leaving tor Bfiintor Sunday night.

iercd in Tuesday

Mortgage Sale

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There will be sold at Public Auction in iront oi the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown on Sat- urday the 17th day of May A. D-. 1011 at the hour of Twelve o'clock noon ALL THAT PARCEL. of land situate lying and being on Lot sixty-live in ueens County bounded and descr bed as iollows: commencing at a square post iix- ed on the North shore o! North- umberland Strait, at the South- eastern boundary of land formerly In possession oi Neil McEachern. now Mrs. Alexander McEachems land, thence running on said boundary North iiity-sx degrees thirty minutes East ior the dis- tance o1’ one hundred and thirty- twp chains, or thereabouts thence south ior the distance of iour chains or thereabouts. thence south ility-three degrees west tor the distance o1 one hundred and twenty-three chains or there- abouts or until it meets the said shore. thence following the vari- ous courses oi the said shore West- wariily to the lace oi commence-' ment, containn one hundred acres of land, a ttle more or less.

The above sale is made b vir- tue of a Power oi Sale con lned In an Indenture oi Mortgage dated the sixth day of April A. D. i923 from Henry Taylor oi Rice Point in Queens County, Farmer. to Frederick Roberts oi Charlotte- town in Queens County, Merchant, default having been made in pay- ment oi interest.

Dated this 16th oi April A. D.

i1. FRANK AUBilFaY ROBERTS WILLIAM ‘TEXT

Execute eh w1|1 Roberts.“ ‘v e

TS_ oi Frederick

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two-hit 1 oi p tabla: their soc right-

VIMQ Dlmllklo‘: homer with the bases loaded in the first innmg drove Vern Olsen from the mound and clinched victory lor the Pir- ates. Dimaggioh homer iollowed two sin les and two successive wslkl. latter oi which forced home the first Pittsburgh run.

Bees a once Phillie:

At Philadelphia Babe Dalgren and pitcher Wes Ferrell clubbed Phils into submission with a home rim spite as Boston Bees came from behind

to trounce the Phlllies 1-5

Dalgrerrs circuit clout in the eight, scoring Max West ahead of him, came as the Phlls were e11- Joying a 5-4 lead. In the closing stanza, Ferrell clouted his tour- bagger to clinch the victory. West earlier had homered.

Baseball Results

Newark whips Royals as Toronto loses

mzw YORK. ._ __ Philadelphia Athfiliflch lvierempiheir old selves ior one Inning today dur. ilelgewhich New York Yankees scored

n nms “fine "ems; l- -4 American aha-Ker Jce McCarthy j 1 d give) granites line-up that liaiiiggltfst m“ u“ Ous names to the As.start- .v Gomez on the mound and

homer by Charlie Keller and bene- iitted ir thr ' and a will: pitch? ‘mom two “u.

Inllllns Blank white 50x

At Cleveland, the Indians‘ south.

paw strategy wrfirlkegaggie§t1ve1y m.

e Chicago

White Box their second consecutive

stint-out. 9-". in a tight Ditching duel with Thornton Lee.

The 32-year-old veteran scattered Al! ltits. batted in. one oi his own runs. and never Wag in serious trouble in the southpaw pitching battle as he helped the Tribe coo-

WINNTPEG, Coach Bill Gill aires. Eastern Canada senior key champions, today hinted his team would play open" Regina Rangers in the Allan Cup finals opening at Calgary Satur-

lé/iiontreal Rcyals the only kind oi‘ by his players. Grant Hall, youth- iul winger and iomier University oi Manitoba star. said "we tried to play defensive hockey and it tcok a lot out of Dfillflds In Montreal eliminated irsm the Allan Cup rurlnln

Barnes. so I guess the guys are still heal-thy," he said‘,

“Driving,

April 1'!—(CP)— oi Sydney Million- hoc-

“drivlns. wide- she

hockey when they meet S

y. Stopping at Winnipeg Ior 45 min.

aycii hockey iqr u: is the driv- B. wide-open kind." Gill's sentiments were endorsed

us." Hall lost .12

the series that saw g.

"We got 16 goals in the last two

ian Seven oi the Millionaires, former

many

Winnipeg boys, mothers durrng step

l1,

Kowclnak. Jack Atchison. ve Latoski and Halli le t

Winnipeg last spring and became

Van Dacia/S oi

neh

iinals.

Wide - open” Hockey For Millionaires Hinted By Bill Gill

were met by their the brie! Winnipeg

(The seven players were George Johnny McCreedy, Dick Remi

lnnipeg. who

good hockey players all we need is a little lire to win." McCreedy and Kowclnak have played for championship teams since helping Winnipeg Monarchs win the Memorial Clip in 1937. Both were with Trail Eaters, 193B Allan Cup winners who won the world's amateur crown the next year while touring then in 1940 th attack tor Kir land Lake Devils. the sextet that humbled Calgary Stampeders in the Canad-

EH10 flashed

Smoke

DE. on the Blue

‘Change

Playoff

WINNIPEG. April

A. Hewitt. OI

previously scheduled Hewitt said he

“mum w‘ ‘I hl"hmfl=¢ hitters one oi Canada's leadin , ‘ g amateurs gums-inst Potrlter iyailghn. the As utes on route with. his Millionaires by SIICWJIZ the wa in scoring in w“ m" W Cfllflarv the iorm lnnpeg the Cape Breton ockey Lea ue e" °t m“ 05mm“ Am“ ' wfilahgixbtiwhll gweevges gecldfidgi tllre deienceman told repor r "Iihev had th‘s to saylabaut Coach (i111: {fiat}? ,‘"°“11“F,§‘°‘ b” “vumh” “ - -“' w e ms call this clcse-to-the-vest 1.11 " ‘ = ‘ ° °“ i” m“ got, 11 mtg 1 1 _ - 5X11 A N81 Elly-uthe iellows like hm w m d f m t ve m’ “arm a w“ m“ hockeymbut we found aganst and they'll work for him. with so 522515021}; d8‘ was c m“ or a 1

Winnipeg Bankers

Saturday. April 26.

ture the inaugural home series. two games to one. .

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chlcalo 000 000 000-0 6 I Cleveland 100 100 00x-Z 7 0 Lee and Tresh; A. Smith and Hemsley. Philadelphia 000 101 003-4 ‘l l New York 000 700 2031-9 ll 0 Vaughn, R. Johnson and Haves: Gocnez and Rosar. NATIONAL LEAGUE _ Pittsburgh 500 000 020-7 10 2 Chicago 000 000 101-! 2 3

sewelt‘ and Lopez; V. Olsen, m- rickson, Page and McCullough.

Boston 108 000 021-1 ll 1

t Philadelphia 000 20B 000-G l2 Z

Strlncevlcti and Ben-ea; Back, Johnson and War-

1

111 010 110-1 ll I Q02 010 000-S 1| S

Sullivan, Melton, zen.

Blgofin DELI! MQIIOH BIGWII Ind pamihie; Doris, Wicker, Mungo

and Owen, Phelps. St. Louis .010 000 402-7 13 0 Cincinnati 000 80!. 200-6 9 0 McGee Hutchinson, Gomicki Na- ' hem Lyons, Lsnier and Pad tt, W. Cooper; dhompson, 11'. RI die, Logan, Moore and Lombardi, J. Riddle, Baker.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 010 100 000-I 4 l. Baltimore ' ‘ 000 lfil. 002-4 I A

Eaves, McLaughlin and Williams; Strommg and‘ Howell.

Buffalo 018 410 002-11 18 0

Syracusg 000 010 000-l 6 l Hutchinson and Parsons; Klein- hens, Delacruz and Bottarlni.

000 I01 000-s ‘l 0

Jersey City 200 000 000-Z 3 1 C. Doyle and Mueller; Coombs, Lynn and Blamire.

Rochester

Montreal M0 000 006-6 l0 0 Newark 001 01! lIk-‘i 0 1 Lawson, Ram and Franks; Bor-

bent owy, Gettel and Padded.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee 0: Indianapolis 3 St. Paul 8: Columbus 6 Minneapolis l: Toledo 6 Kansas Olty 1; Louisville l

REMEMBER WHEN

(By ‘flue Olnalllan Pres!)

Baltimore Orioles chased Carl Hubbell to the showers with s three- i-un outburst in the iirst inning 0i between Orioles and Toronto Leafs 15 years ago today. Hubbell leit the Ieais ior New York Giants oi the National League two years later, developing int.» one of the game's greatest pitchers.

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Doctor ordcred.”_ matter how you all adds up to the same thing that Hickey’s Twist

THIS ISLAND MADE TOBACCO ‘ IS IN DEMAND EVERY DAY IN EVERY PART OF THE PROVINCE

10 Per FIG

PRODUCT 0F

TOBACCO CO. LTD. CIIARLOTTETOWN

can put it another way say “its just what. the

But no say It, it

the bill. -' Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing

Ladies high single P_ Peters 190. Ladies hi h three P. Peters 489. Gents hig three J. McQuaid 572. Gents high single F. Brown 262.

Ladieaabeague

Crescentsz- M. Dougan 160 146 lll G. Coady 89 174 182 M. McFariane 103 129 163 E. Curley 153 154 160 A. Wisener ll0 104 lli

Total-mill

Woolworth’: Wings:- F. Carragher 126 113 120 D. Cullen 126 94 118 M. Carragher 132 100 120 J. Kerwin 163 101 1M M Wa 12B 151 116

Total-rm. High single o. Coady 182.

High three E. Curlcy 467. Tonight at l) o'clock:-

Blg Four League: All Stars Blue Birds.

Merry lvlinstrels: Stand Outs vs. Blow Outs.

CHARLOTTETOWN ALLEYS

Mixed Leaguo-Jflayoii

Bombers :-

L. Levers 219 322 325 E. Gregory I42 142 158 Low score 188 195 197 J_ Hastings 137 170 153 A. Blanchard 177 168 281 H. Praught 161 1B7 187 Total-SIMS. v . Cnbn- I J. Poulton 209 234 210 M_ Burke 249 244 158 E Call han 1B8 I95 199 M. Stu 181 160 170 C. Artz 193 221 197 1". Tulle 211 169 191 Total-HBO. Ladies high single M. Burke 349. Ladies hi h three M. Burke 651.

Gents hig single A. Blanchard 287.

Gents high three L, Levers 666. Tonight at ‘l-Five Aces vs.

Prince Grocery. -

Alli. FORCE

D Trim 236 l7! 137

Wale 167 132 173 I.ow score 1:12 14a 121 K. Marsden 197 230 172 J Rayner 165 149 153 V. Boulton 201 27.6 217

Total-Zola. L. Lawson 226 148 125 n Lamb 1B5 223 1B6 J. Brown 203 204 314 '1‘. Adams 1:12 15o 121 Low score 167 I32 137 .1 Hillan 128 213 108

Total-JBM. High single D. Trim 330. nigh three V. Boulton 644.

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1 cup boiling water Z (in bot milk

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1-4 cup cracker crumbs

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Melt fat Add vegetables and

m,» . When not udu milk and cmokgrncrunhs. Serve very hot.

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Toronto. Canadian Amateur Hockey Association Regis- trar. announced here tonight second game of the Canadian Junior championship series will be played ) in Montreal Thursday. April 24. in- stead oi on Wednesday, April 23. as

had been advised by Tormny German. general manua-

The first game of the series be-j tween Montreal Royals anél either

Quakers will be played in Toronto;- Monday and the th

fifth games it necessary are billed for Toronto April 2B and 30 _.___%_____-

Softball practice On Sunday

There will be a softball practice

date

till

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the

Company on Wednesday

or aura

1rd in Toronto. The fourth and

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