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Our first bid for basketball su- Drensacy oi the Maritimes was re- Dulsﬂd rather decisively at Ant. igonish last Friday and Saturday ""1111! when the Bummerside Fliers went down to defeat before an excaptimally brilliant 19am from St. Francis Xavier Univer- sity. The total score on the round was 148 to 7U. Considering the {not that this is our first attempt to nit our strensth assinst mainland opposition in organized “ play-on competition, we have no reason to reel discouraged at the result, “b96411? ‘when you consider that the 8t. RX. squad is particularly 800d m“ Year. We hope that the Prince Edward Island basketball association will continue to part- icipatvin these plsyoﬂs and feel sure that they will give a better account of thmiaelnses as Ices an. I I O We understand Herb Bchurmtn. President ed the Sisnimerside anisetlon meeting this week. resardlnc the set-up o! the league ﬁll! Year. It is rumored, for eu- ample, that the Kinsmen will not enter a. junior team in the league and that the juniors will join the ntermedlate clubs. Going the rounds tor a ions: time now ia the story that the Red Box ‘club will give way to Curran d: Briggs and quite recently it has been stated that Holmanﬁ will take over the Legion club. The local sirtoroe team will probably aomplet. the list o! teams to compete this year. U

The idea oi an all-star team competing in a. Senior-B league comprising Charlottetown and teams from the mainland is an attractive one. The Sprlnghiil

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labonte W110 played hockey with the ROAR. team this year was a member o! the Woodaida Comb- ines baseball team which Sum- merside defeated in in; finals for the Maritime Intermediate title. He played second base hutwas not on the line-mp in the three games which the team played with Bum- mar-side. Standing of Surrimeraide Oom- mercisl Bowling League: “W0 (ilubWePr-esident - Earle Smith, City Blickers - m; Vice-Presid- ent — Allie Harris. Curran a Brine — w: - Winrdy Oiow. MacQuari-iea - Ill; Plnky Peters, Dodgers — 310; Gtorie Guergls. Ourran dz Briggs -2iﬂ; Dutch Underwood. Ourran 8s Brill’! —- 309; Austin Brooks, Curran k Briggs - M2; L"; qql.‘ lent. Doughboys — 301; Ed Anon. ault, Dodgers - mo,

Mylietyn Will Net Lose Sight of Eye

TOBONIO. April 10 - (OP) — Oiiilcials o! Sydney Millionaires hvckﬁ’ team announced Saturday that an injury suffered by de- fenceman Johnny Myketyn Friday night would not cause permanent damage to his ey . He Wls time. ed as the Millionaires wen elim. listed from Allan Cup play by Toronto Marlboroa in tho eastern senior hockey semi-finals. 1e was at first ieared that his eyesight might be impaired.

Button Wins U. S. Figure Skating Title

COLORADO SPRINGS. 0010.. April l1 —- (AP) — Dick Button Saturday night easily won his fourth straight United States men's figure-skating championship. _

The llingiewood, N. J., skater, three-time winner ct the North American title and holder-of the world and Olympic championship, went through s dsasiing iigure- skating exhibition

yesrwas l'i - year - old Jimmie Orogan o! Berkeley, Calif.

Yvonne Sherman, l8 - year - old New Yorker. added the United

States senior women's title to her expanding llat oi trophies.

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Picks Cleveland 0r Boston To, Win AmericaLleaiiue

By Joe Bdelsls

NEW YORK. April 10 —(AP) - The Anserican League pennant race figures to be a. two-team dog- tilht between Bostoui and Cleve- land with the Red Box getting the nod 1mm this corner.

. Philadelphia and New York prob- ably will prove a bit stubborn in the early stages o! the campaign, but they lack the all-round class o! the men oi Joe McCarthy and liou Boudreais. .

As isr as the rest of the league is concerned, President Will Har- ridge might as well grant the clubs a sabbatical leave. Detroit, Si. Louis and Washington should rap loudiyon Chicago's cellar door, but the White Box ought to have enough staying power to remain entrench- ed in. the basement.

In the iinal analysis, the Red Box’ devastating power, plus im-

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8t. Louis Washington . Chicago. _ Why the Red Box‘! Only a poor beginning coat them the flag last year. At one stage they were in last place, but after the middle of June. they were the best team in the league. This, despite the (act pitchers Tex Hughson, Dave Ferris and Mickey Harris, the stare of the '48 champions. all had ailing arms. From s. total oi 62 victories in i946. they slumped to only 17; in 1948, a diiierence o! 45 BB-mqd. .

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