Page 8 The Guardian, Tuesday, July 19. 1955

It will he tlir lust-place Start

7 . Ind the fii'.xt-place Dtirll.,'crs battling 1 out tonight at Nit-mortal Field.

The Stzirs are in thP throes of

I ltI-ltti! a it-ilk lltit Il:t'ltlL' mm Al lllIl.'lP gzititr lll their last six, itnrts. hut own at that are only

xix lit-iiits oiti of first spot and H119 rtlnyed our entnv it-as than

'he Flu-rs and mo loss than lll('

Tennis Meet

At Charlottetown Courts

and Earl Nlchol- State Pat and Sir Joseph staged al 50- Other good pays during the even- Nicholson . ground the thpee.ql.a.-tsp pole (hg in were Bob Clectr. 51160 to win. had a perfect evening at the plate.

awayj Queen Primrose N130 to win and getting I single. two doubles. and llle ll,-5;. Famous Boy 311.90 to win.

The .it1m..'il l"'1nre l.1i.tai't'l lsl hntl tlosccl tenntz. tlttlt'utitnrnt utilt

get titidr-rtmv Sll3lil'(l1l)'. July 23l t at I ll 1- Wm t.i.xtt Toiiiils Ctiiirls. it was ltnirii:-rl here yes- lertlzn. . The ".FI1l. is llltvll to all I '1: .. ..t 1I':l. it-mils yluli '1! t'tlllll4J'..l'1tIls int beautiful lllii).".'FN ill '.lvr iiioii's titiales. mt-ri's rtlnitiim. larlies' tliiules larltt-5' dt.tili'.r-s and mixed loiiltlw:

'l'tuililttws ll-lttl ii-l-'it kliitlly do ll-ll.-.t hv titn -'..tl.t. vtl:' Rurkc 7.let'rtt' mmt.-. tlttimlrs . A H. ltirlciasnii '11l(l Wuiitltill 11-irtitiiir men's lltllgl-'nli ll M Simpson l.'Hllf'5' tlw.ililr'- ; Burris" Jew- 'I,'trFM' :-rt:lr. S -K. Viz-Donald slim V I-to-l tltttlill ;'

ll.-l.-in .u' -t.t- n-.r-ilk ilflilfi title It Paul K" of L”li.t'.'luttc- tr-wr Bud .U:itut'.-.-- and Nltirk

hfacfltilgnn are the inland doub- les rhnniplons ' T1,; fines for I-titer-viii the tour- 'rir eat-h

n'imr--it :1 . rt-I” f'lfllll and 1 t.' .i ”l.'llvl' wtsllcs .' . an pntor all tlirro Mont: ' Entries xhmtltl lie made at the l eltih hnticn and may he made at tinv time until Friday nlrzltt July in-:tv'vt-ttmt; in 'hr ,lt' of l-tl.'tv- tn; i.-m. -. .-.- wt ltlilt" to all limmr-. -n the r'-lv utrl Province thmp day; till Il!"ll the kind Ni-

:r."r!'i": 'i' "W ”'?”'”','1”fT Baseball Standings

Ft Till? F1V'lltl'lN' l'RlCSS Arm-rir.-in lmzvzitc

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1 W l. Fri. GHI. t Toronto ft." is 6.79 -4 Montreal 5: ill 3'?) 5

Havana so to 533 SM; ROPDI-clef Ar. 17 495 14

Cnlllmlnii-1 I8 30 .479 131-.-

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Baseball Results Rh Tlllt Vlhhflllh. PRESS

'ltiit'itw.tii l.r-.-t:itr- - l1ttitm..tt- rtui flltil with 3 7 1. 1o-tnd...,l; vs, l).,dg9r. Cl'”'-"ill '””l "W ”"''l ” 7 1. Wlndians vs. Yanks 3 1' artl Tririntlns, Smith 161;. ;llCl)odgel-3 "4 yank, Fnrittclcs. .ll'v-um ll , llti'.lf'll fl) y,..Dm;lge" V... lndlam nnrl l.oll;ir l.Fitrrlteln: lllt- llnlt- 2;t,Yantt, V, lndlan, Trtniitfvn 3 2.3-Yanks vs. Dodgers i'.;l-.t-ltlgtlm ll"! too tl,'l A S 1 zttmlndlansl vs. Dodge” ll-.'d!l.s.1W ( tl'. Ijtt tittti tltll .'l 10 1 27--lndians vs. Yank; -tor-rnatliv. lki.-tltinl 17- and Ztt-Dodgers vs. Yanks 0'11-”"'P.1'. Bow. SlrlnIP7' '81 and 29--Dodgers vu. Indiana Astrnth. W Slioiitv tilt l't'-Alier- 310 Open nntbr. l. till u:i.tt Tutsi, lt'r,rs1'.. Ntlititltl to i-;ul- l ., , .' .l: .l. .tlI ttl't tlllti ,'t . 2 K""'t 3'” ' '1'” "D ii i 1 .1 liitlians vs Dodgers ( "1"" I'M”; 1”” 7' - Will” 150 ""'l -i --Indians vi" Yanks 'r:tnrl'i I. innit-7. lV'll7t'ltl1 ii, l ' ' l'IlfliP wt illl .u amt vr.-.t.l 2 l::l".kn'.i " W V ”'ll' l' T"”l'" "iii Vi" tl- lindceriz vs. Yanks t in 1' l ,l l.. ll '1 Yanks vs Indians ll, H W W W. a 7 ill llttdgcrs vs lndtang ,,l,,,.l l l H” H” W l- ll Dndizrrs vs Yanks . l - tr :5 lillzli r.:- .K::::.. at-rt iv.-.tt----c tt.---it n w . -- 5 L A ' . I awn", W. l V VV'hM.Rl1Inll.l Dnclners vs. Yanks KM gm ll " -y .3. lntllans Vs. Yanks (Wm. M MW W) l u 0. ll llidtnns vti Dodgers 1 lVt.lnt r't- ll! 1. -. we nrt-.- l7 .1 l W I ll:'r Hr ”. '1, ll oltmrit-r mid i l l .

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. F Dodgers And. Stars Meet in Baseball Game Tonight

Duduers, who are tied for the lead

A pair of fastball pitchers will be given the respective mound asstiziiiiieiits: they are Patti Jay for the I)o(lt:t-rs and Vern Hand- rtilizin for Tom Mac!'arlane's Stars.

Giiiiie time 6.15.

Begins Sat.

Tr'lllllS Ctitirts son.

The services of Mr. are axailable each morning and quite a number of younger play- ers are taking advantage of his liistriiclions to improve their ten- nis game.

Nick is anxitiiis to instruct as many young players as and ll interested in as well as those who are present- ly playing.

Anyone interested in getting a

call around at the Charlottetown Tennis Courts any fine morning

and get in touch with Mr. Nichol- l0fl. l

Queen Primrose and Real Flngo were double race winners on last night's great card of racing witnessed by the largest crowd of the season at the Driving Park.

Queen Primrose, driven by Claude O'Brien. won both . heats of the D Pace followed to the wire by Laurel Chic! 1 and Marion E. in the first dash and in the second dash by "j Sleepy Sam and Laurel Chief. The brown mare set a new record of 2.17 for herself in the first and broke it again in

the second with a mark of 2.16 25. Real Fingo with Len 0'Meara up squeezed through to hlli dllmond ill! hllh! when they a win over Feather Duster and Miss Mite in the first dash d""l'd ll" RCAF um” by 'l"

and the same two horses in the second. with Miss Mite

finishing second and Feather

in the free-for-all Ann's

Duster third.

Queen Primrose,.Real Fingo Win Double Dashes: Annls Dream Upsets Favorites

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The Crystal Dairy kept their unbroken string of victories un- broken at Queen Elizabeth soft,

score of 15-9. No one was out In the bottom half of the ! inning and Don Canning had just

1n the first dash it was Famous scored when umpire Klmber call-

Dream Boy and Hoosier Doctor finishing ed the game'becauae of a heavy

"Mel lh, ta.-miles. Bay state pat, second and third and in the next shower of rain. Ray Stull went the

and Sir Joseph. in the first dash and won by a length peoplcs' choices. who

third and second Ann's Dream

pald 517.341 tn anyone who held . rose and Real Fingo in the second

twn dollar ticket on her.

dash Bob Clegg

The daily double and third dashes

and Faraway - route for the dalrymen. He gave

over the Lady crossed the wire in the order up eleven hits. struck out five. finished behind the winner.

V and walked four. Ken Proctor. op- on Queen Prim- posing ,” h . was touched for 14 lhlts. failed to whiff any batters.

paid 320.75 and and issued six free tickets to first.

it was 5 dttterent story tn the the quineila on Ann's Dream and Bill Lee led the Alrforcc stick-

second stanza however.

race by themselves. Coming two horses began to run from the field but on

turn into the stretch the brown gelding with Roach Mcciregor Cl1”ll'll'lL'. wont on the run and Sir

.ltis(-tih won by ii length in 2.09'il.

Dream finished third. Two other liornes

second dash of the same established net" of 2.155. and 2.173f respectively.

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MIDGET WRESTLERS HERE THURS

Above are two of the wrestlingl midgets who will be appearing on 'thr mat card at the Forimi on Thursday evening.

Fuzzy Cupid on Hie loll. and .l.lttle Beaver will be two of the foitr rivals in the feature attrac- tion of the card. I bag match. lFu1zy Cupid will hsva as his part- ner Major Tom Thumb while Little Heavens wrestling n-late will he Tiny Tim.

Little League Schedule

l The following is Mic schedule for the local Little League: .lL'l

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Dodgers vs. Indians

LITTLE BEAVER

Summary: lst

possible.whicl1 was ill! exceptionally good Fanitiiis Boy tsmithi non-players . time over the lioavy track. Ann's Bob Clegg tBernarrli .Hoosier Doctor tShaw).. broke theirlFai-away Lady tCal1beclt).... records despite the hcavy going;.Russeli Clegg (Kennedy) few pointers on the game should Bub Clcgg in the first dash of thellml Bulllong (Moreside) 1') Pace and Famous Boy in the Stanley Boy twlsenerl .

01355 Cottage Frank tLowrcy)

Time: 2.15 315;

Queen Prinirose t0'Brigm,,,1

And 5th Daahel

,5 Bayl Sir Joseph in the fourth paid 521- ers. hitting it for 4. Grant Chis-

holm and Harry Roper each had two bingles in 4 tries. Neil walks

a hpme run in four trips. Don Canning had a triple and a circuit clout in three tries. and Earl Smith and Ray Slull also hit 2 for Neil Walker pulled off two 1 beautiful running catches in can-

lwLadies' Golf

51 Match play for the Longworth 7 Trophy was finalized last Friday.

1 I 4 5 6 fl 7 3 with Mrs. J. A. Likely the winner.

1.17 W5.

luly liltli. was won by Mrs K. M.

Boy owned by Mayhew and" Smith. driven by E. Smith. . C5""'”' . Part-mutuel. lst dash. stt.ts0;; A” "'"l5' "'9”'l.”” "9 ”'"”"d'd 3.70. 5.70. 5.10. 4.40, 5.60. Second "M ll.” q”"””3”'l3 '””"d "W 'l"' gull. ullglll 4311' 3,10; 2.70. 130 .championship will be played 250' Thursday. July 21st. 2nd And uh Daslien Royal Scott Jr. tGregoi'y)...1 7

Time; 2.16 4.5; 2.16 25.

1 Real Fingo owned by Mrs. E

lLaurel Chief lBlrl.l ........ ..2 3 Muslacellsy mm by L, 0- SleeP.V Sam tilennesseyt. 4 2 Mearal Marion E. IKellyl . . . . . . . . ..l 4 pal-l.l-nllluel; 1.; dull 530- IMannister Direct tDewarl..G 5 ;lm' lm; 11). ii"). 24ml; 1", 9”'-V MW" lliofesldsl------5 7 dash" 3.40; 3.10. 3.00 2.20. 1.50. ltreddle Scott to Meg;-gih H7 5 2,80 tcountess Carlo IBarrieaui. 8 8 gme: 2.11: 2.16 M5. till And IHI Daaliu ueen Primrose owned an drlven by Claude 0-3,.lml dlstr 'JOSIpll fldeweuynt . . . . . ..2 I p.,-l.m.llu,l, ln dull. ll”; ,Ann is Dream (Callbeckt . . . . ..1 3 170, 5.1,; llml 4.00? alml znd Bay State Pal tMcGregor)...:l 2 dull. 4.40; 3450' 4.30: zlml I-loo Prudence Hy tMoreside).....4 0 2.541 'lGshagan tshawt . . . . . . .. .. 4 impact t0'Mearal . . . . . .. .. 5 IN And "Mi Dashes Johnny Kalmuck tKelly).....7 7 Time: 2.11; 1.09 US.

Real Fingo t0'Mearai. .. Feather Duster tMacKinnon).2

--1 1 Ann's Dream owned by I. J.

3lCurran. driven by G. Callbeck;

. lMlu Mite tsarrieaut . . . . . ..3 2l sl, Joseph owned by Hp, gen", l .Ra.lah Hanover tMoreside)...5 4 driven by A. Llewellynl

The match will be l7he mt twoyllud-I Echo lsmlllll ........ Hl ll Pmmuluell M dash, 1,”; out of three with no time limit. Mlldale tBirt.l . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..s 5 3.90, mi; 2.60. 2.70. 2.40.

One old favorite and a new fav- orite will meet in a heavyweight gn. Len Hughes. who has long been a well known Maritime mat- man, will tangle with a new- comer. All Pasha. the Terrible Turk. in a match that like the main event will he to the finish with no time limit.

Halifax Tennis C

HALIFAX ICPl caption, seeded players moved ear-I ily through rounds on the Naval Scotia junior championships here Monday as every asphalt court in the area was taken over for the opening 45 matches. Dale Williams of Halifax upset fourth-seeded Deanne Smith of Li- verpool ln the junior singles. 6-2. 3-6. 6-2.

in boys juvenile singles. play narrowed down to the semi-final round with three Haligoninns and one New Glasgow player left in the running. .lohn Cooper. Ken Zlatin and Bill Reddcn of Halifax and Jim MacDonald of New Glas-

with straight sot victories.

singles. Alsn Bettie. Bridgetown; John Hamm. New Glasgow: Nicky Weathersttin. Stu Mclnnes and Stephen Tlintiipsoii. Halifax. Gre- izor llopr. Rotheaay. N R. all won their opening matrlies

Young Johnny Grant of Halifax eliminated Rnlierf t"rutlen of Mont- clair. NJ . in a junior men": three- set fight. 3-6. 6-3. 7-5. Crtidcnls sis ter. Joan. won her opctiing lllZll('ll in the girllx iuvcnile singles. down-

fi-0. 6-i. Ann lrwiii. of Ottawa advanced

Gttrncn titti no mo rt 9 3 V" I V ' ' pl,ll,,l,,ll,t Q ,l,,,, H; "M. ,l H or P. in the girls singles without lifting (v....n;.-.-on .. .. flrrlylnll l,.,,,,. .IRy a racket h.V tlrfault from Barbara ' M Jim ill Mind Jinn. 3'' in I Qauue s "123:-anriife Halifax ten hed rtn"' an i - - - i f" 1. xitlmnt p... t... H, lg t,.ll.,,;,ll 9 line semi final round of the girls .9 ,5, llmll .,;, llllh W, Ry 1 fl. Th '" I. l uvenie single: by winning two Cooper: Slnllllltllx. littilwr -5- liatteprl IlnmtllizlCit:”Ba::ballwl.(::fLmuch” Sh! defealed Mauls l Eray lil lit-,rt' tTt ttirl Srtiiittit-I. ltjtto who have had at least 30 S'.""" M Halifax 6'” 6-1' 8."d "'0" iv .. i........l- ll ,g l,.,l,,, ,, lull mun '1, Ml lrimmt-rl Leslie Cole of Halifax 6-0. Nu in-ti. .t... -... iv... t:...... 1 no as it I M M Semttitt k l.rv"tl't: l(-,.ll..”,l 5 I 3l 1 ll 355 -"D H C D . " into-rn:ilInn.il Luagiie nml” ,- Q 14 g ll n1 Colitmhn: min rm I10 2 )1 ti land. p ll; 3:, ll Montreal Iltft M0 00.x It 4 0 l ll,.(-l,,l,. g , 34 1 lo 2” ' Gray. Vvheat 7 anti llitrri-; ilt'vs- in C ll ' 3 ll 3 lo .' dale and 'i'cr:d Ir-Gray. HR. Col P A "m x '57 3. V "'-Plllksillll. To-rim Standinigere 1 l 7"" I P w L Pts. Richmond not not It 2 5 tl'Flyarx , to g 4 lg Rortiemr r-on vnt x. 5 7 Ilnndgprg , , ll 5 3 l, Narrlells .llo.tl.-am 1- .-nut st stars I s 4 3 Pietra. it.-tun: mitt Hlittp ttltl Rrhd-Marmara l.V.vrlnll:i l'”"l""-' p,.,.,.,,..l nulls--Knit MlrDnlllll.i and rat- mt-timnmi um I0" 012 s R ti hf? lW"""l!'- "WI!" 7- R,,,.l,,,.,,,. W. ,,l,, ml, 2 ., J Doubles-J. lnclalr. en 4 Starr and ll';ttlimztnn: Mofnrd, T'l”"'”'l' C”V"' 9" ' JM.0l,, ,9, "W, lhnlll lrwlmrdh Home R'unsePurcelI and D. .1 HR: Rtlirl ll'ntl-ti-Jilin, 3 ”t'(,'l'''lld- 5”" 1- 5, swam" W, 00,, "(L2 7 0- Pitching -R. Stanley. Flyers I-0 Blliialn 7'70 (I00 lflr K it) (ll D' ' '--'7 ""&' C Jliltnstin Vttil-I-r I2i mm H;-y. : man: Marl:--rr .md cm-tilt HR: ..

',fBuf-Porter. Vollmer Svr-Hvvmall. L-.fnhn.:rtti. l

M0 M13 in It In I

123 IN 011:4 1.2 I

' Cueciie. Ladera (8). Ross til, r Elarrls 471 and Montalvn: Blake.

Elilmv-"tit uni R4-rberet, flrllfla L a

3&9 .III: also and

NEW roar IA!)-Jaclt riocii. tIlfDflDO FGIQ an I Dell loan in the U. 5. national open golf championship at fan Francisco. was named the mantra out- standhig professional athletellar

4111:: Doll alapnrtswrmrs hvl.dcIst4!'l.

Seeded player in the junior men's '

ing ('arol Walker of Chester. NS..

Entries For Suniniersidti Raceway Saturday. July 23

I P. M. FAST TIME

FREE FOR ALL--! DAIHEB-8:50.00 A DASH Ann's Dream. Gahagan. Sir Joseph. Bay State Pat, Prudence Hy.

A PACE-2 DASllE54Hm.M A DASH Peter Clogs. Captain Morgan. Jo .10 Spencer, Meg. Hedgewood

will, on, ex. Ohief. ill Conto. Jean Bee Lea.

I PACE-2 DASHE5-8175.00 A DASH Laurel Chief. Jay's Hope. Tommy Morgan. Sleepy Sam. Manister

Direct. Lil Frisco. 1.1195. Turida Guy.

America's Ace. Abe Clegg. Faraway Lady. Lusty':

C PACE-ONE DASH 5150.00

Star Clcgg. Uscitals Boy. G. Ann 0. Lou Budlung. Lee Caverello. lulie Clegg. Frisco Flag. Jolly Mark. Jolly Clegg. Thelma M. Clegg. ll-ly'l Goldie. Eklgar D.. Mr. Scarlett.

Guy Harvester

C 'l'R0'l'-ONE DASH 3l50.00

. Jimmie A.. Robert Lea, Sir Francis Drake. Chris-

ie Lincci. Frisco the Great. Miss Worthy Dale. Buddy Budlnng. Royal

colt Junior.

DECLARATION TIME TUESDAY. JULY 19th NOON Management reserves the right to re-arrange pro-

R...., l,alll.,,l .l.,,., .,..,,. .l.,.,,..gl, gram should not sufficient declarations he made.

Speeches

AGAIJIAH BICEHTEHHIAL

Wednesday. July 20. 1955

Pontifical High Mass at 10:00 A.M. Official Opening at 2:00 P.M.

CELEBRATION

At RUSTICO. P. E. I.

- Floats e Pageant -e Folk Songs Band Concert -e Fireworks

Cordial invitation to all.

uavra ' .mw..

t and Mrs. G. G. Wood the runner-1

Bob Clegg owned by 22.11. Fnriil UP-

.drlven by E. Bernard: Famouitl Th? Mllfh Ilainsl P87. Pllyhdl

Crystal Dairy Defeat Air Force 15-9

t.re field. Don Canning made I leaping catch of LeClair's poten- tial Tllll leasuar in the seventh and Earl Smith nipped two run- ners at third by fast. tags. Both Joe Bernard and Joe Hunter. op-

sevanth nosing catchers. did some snappy

whipping to the racks. Geo Reit- msler and Don Canning led the

RBI boys with three batted in apiece.

Llneu:ore:- - RCAF Lanes . (to 18) 0 I ll 4 Crystal Dairy 014 M1 1 ll 14 4

Umpires: Plate Klnibor. bases. Cottrell.

Fonicinu Makes Davis Cup Team

MONTREAL. tcp)-po.. Fun- tana of Toronto today was omeg- ally named fourth menu" .1 CInIdl'a 1055 Davis Cup tennis team.

Lorne Main of Toronto and Vancouver. Bob Bedlrd of Sher. brooke. Que. and Heart nocluin of Montreal were named to the team last week.

Canada meets Brltlsli Want In-

dies in DBWS CUP competition ln'ght the B. Y. C. will play the runs and a double in the Senator's.

here starting July 22.

ADD LASTING BEAUTY AN'D COMFORT TO YOUR HOME BY USING 24" B. C. CEDAR SHINGLES.

These shingles give your home character as well as ws.rmt.li. Easy Ind quick to ap- ply to side walls. Can be painted or oiled. Available in 8 gndel.

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Percy Paris T.I(.O's Hayen

ITELIAIITON. N. S. (GP. .. Percy Paris of Halifax Monday scored a technical knockout over Maritime light-weight champion Jackie Hayen when. the Stellarton boxer suffered a dislocated jaw

as the bell ended the second round. , - HIycn's title was not at stake

in the scheduled 10-round bout. There were no knockdownl.

Paris weighed 142 and Hayen. 137Vi.

In a six - round welterweight semi-final. Bernie McKtnnon. of Kentvllle. N.S. knocked out Don Chisholm of Pictou. N.S. at 1:29 of the first round after flooring Chisholm earlier for an elKh' lcount.

Softball Game This Evening

The Basilica Youth Club will play the Navy this evening on the Old Diamond in a City Soft- ball League game at 0:15.

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l BYC vs. Navy 1

I In the City Softball League to-l

on the Old Diamond It6.15.

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SPEAKING OF SHINGLES

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MORE ABOUT SHINGLIS

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Baltimore. Drags White Sox.Farther rom Top

By THE CANADIAN rugss trippe; for Washington. a tom.

5 ltim Orl l' J wit "10 000-4 u...'... .”'t'w..n.” '&t....'"'t..t.. ill.” Wag-1 how cm In an

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Mad. lm 3,0 vlcw tlOC0lIdWIl Illll.llIIIOIiIh'-D Willi provanltlodw tho. second-ptaz lg: ”"'. ”l””'' "5 W” 5' '9"!- froin gplntng on the idle American lw” "”""3'

keen.

The loss :: NW6 Qvhllle two games cw or .

Connauglif Sq. 6 les in Chicago today.

The shutout was Wilson's third of 1 Prince Strut Square Sl0PDett the year and his seventh vlctorylconnaught squm yesterday after homer following a single by Calsponsored by the Playground Cont Abrams in the first inning -iro- mission. vided the Orioles with the margin Hm-ry Callaghan was llle M"

In the only other afternoon game 1 to help his cause. l-landregan had in the mliors Washington handed a pair of doubles for the winners the Kansas City Athletics their. Doucette and MacArthur shared

7MacArthur clubbed out a doublr THREE NIGHT owns l ml 3 mm. l

Three night games were sched-. D"""'' ""d9 "'9 "ulslanmw cinnatl was at Brooklyn. Ml1wau-:l3lI'I!- E!" 3""'''m' keel at New York and Chicago nil ,

Philadelphia. N. S. Baseball Kentville S. ltnllarton 4

plans of the Chicago Wbttr, ox 5' 5”" 0WPllI- ml League loading New York Yan-1 Prince 51. Sq. 20 whom they open a three-gain" ter- ngslnst nine losses. Gus Trlandos' noon 114 in the softball team of Victory. nlng pitcher and hit two it-iptg, "Vent-h defell. 0-1 .pltchlng duties for the losers and tiled in the National League. ctu-tfleldlns play of the Wm Um- Roy Sievars clubbed two home

win. Eddie Yost also had around-

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