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ST. PETERSBURG. F'la.. (AP)- Jnhnny salri signed his New York Yankee baseball contract Saturday End wok his first -workout after ending his brief retirement.

The veteran rlghthanded pitcher

mid he had arranged with a ltie-I long friend to take over his newly ner with e 190-yard head start.

acquired automobile agency all Walnut Ridge. A1-k.. and said his. main interest until October was to help the Yankees win their sixth straight penant and world series.

Sain was reportedly to have re- ceived an 38.000 increase to boost his salary to 330.000.

BRISBANE. Australia. (AP) - John Landy ran the mile in 4:01 in a handicap race at Brisbane ex- hibition Lrack Friday night. He w beaten by 70 yards by a. run-

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LONDON, tC'I;l--RBEUILS oi soc- in the United

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1

Bolton W 3. Aston Villa 0 Bumley 3. Manchester C I Charlton A 3, Cardin C I Liverpool 1. Chelsea 1 Manchester U 3, Hudderaneld T

Middleetgrough 2. Portsmouth I Newcastle U 4, Sheflield U 1 Preston NE 0. Wolverhampton 1 Sheffield W 2. Arsenal I Tottenham 0. Sunderland I W Bromwich 2. Blackpool 1. Division II

Birmingham C 3. Derby C 0 Fulham 3. Bury 0

Leeds U 3. Blackburn R 1 Leicester C 2, Everton 1 Luton T 1. Bristol R 1 Nottingham F 2. Brentiord 1 Plymouth A 1, Lincoln 0 I Rotherham U 3. Hull C 3 Stoke C 0. Oldham A 1 Swansea T 2. Notte C 2 west Ham U 2. Doncaster R 1.

Division III Southern Aldershot 3. Wavttord 1 Bristol C 1. Brighton 1 Colchester U 2, Reading 4 Crystal P. 4, Southend U 2 Exetcr C 4. Coventry C 0 Newport C 4. Bournemouth 0 Norwich C 1. Ipswich T I Queenis P. R. 4. Mlllwall 0 Shrewsbury T 0. Gillingham 0 Southampton 4. Leywn 0 1 Swindon T 6, Torquay U 1 Walsall 0. Northampton T 1. Division III Northern Accrington S 0. Bradiord 0 Barrow 1. Scunthorpe U 2 Bradford C 1. York C 0 Carlisle U 0. Port Vale 0 Chesterfield 2, Southport 0 Grimsby T 0. Earnsley 1 Halifax T 1, Crewe Alex 0 Maiisiheld T 0. Workington I Rochdale 2. Hartlepools U I Stockport. C 2, Darlington 0 Tranmere R. 2. Chester 1 Wrexham 5. Gateshead l. SCOTTISH LEAGUE Dlvlslnn A

Aberdeen 1. Hearts 0 Airdrieonians 3. East Fife I Clyde 2. Rangers 5

Falkirlt 0. Queen of S 4 Hibernian 2. Dundee 0 Partick T 1. Celtic 3

Raith R 5, Hamilton A 0

St. Mirren 3. Stirling A 0.

Division B

Alton 1. Morton 2

Abroath 2, Third Lanark I Dumbartnn I. Svtenhousemuir I Dundee U 4, Ayr U 0 Dimiermlme A 2. Albion R, 0 Kilmarnock 5. st. Johnstone 0 Motherwell 5. Cowdenbeath 2 Queen's P 2. Foriar A. 2

FA AMATEUR CUP Semi-Final Replay

Crook Town 3. Waltharnst-ow A

IRISH LEAGUE Bangor 1, Clifton V 0 Coleraine 3. Portadown I Crusaders 2. Ards 0 Distillery 0. Llnhcldl Glenavon 5. Derry C I Glenitoran 4. Ballymena U 1.

THE STANDINGS

DONDON. (AP! - British soccer

standings. top five teams:

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1 VV T L Pll. W Bromwich 21 8 6 50 Wolverhampton . 21 5 ti 4'! Huddersfield T 16 11 8 43 Burnley 20 3 13 42 Manchester U 15 12 ll 42 i I Division II Evcrton 1'1 13 4 41 Leicester C 18 9 7 45 Blackburn R . . .18 B D 44 Nottingham 1'” . I7 9 9 43 Birmingham 11 8 10 42 Division III Southern Bciirhton 22 5 8 40 Ipswich T 20 7 8 47 Southampton 3 It 45 Watford . 7 11 43 Glllinghaim .. l7 9 12 43 Division III Northern Port Vale 22 9 3 53 Barnsley 20 8 3 48 Bradford C t 4 I0 46 Gateshead 8 46 Scunthorpe U l4 l4 0 4'1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A Hearts J6 Celtic 33 , I J M k Aberdeen 9; ;. I" - annoy Hibernian District rat-sang.-E?) CANADIAN Queen at s as -' . "M I ” Dundee 29 ' IT-O-'1 Station NAIIUNAI Division

. Motherwell 4l 7'1 Us RMIWAYS Kilmarnock as '”'rr-A--1...... Iw iw Stenhousemuir 36 I "'I"-I."5”'VKi--c ...,c,. & Morton 32 . . I ' ”” r Third Lanark . 29

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Canadiens wound up their home schedule in the closing

night with an easy over the weakened Detroit Red

scramble for second place hingedi on Sunday's wiindup game.

Ganadiens' Toronto's loss to New York Ran- moved Montreal back

of 3. mild attack of the 'flu. Except for Howe, Detroit's only deience replacement

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TI-IF. GUARDIAN. FHARLOLFTETOWN . PAGE SEVEN . I 'P”:”.f?f”A;.m9;l"ljl;hnmn' IVA-zine and the si.ooo' um you than from Mont-real cm-diam -'Canad1ens And Rangers iW:..;:. suniuewicz):1";;V;f;;fnfu;ilgv:i9s:'3;u:1m ;;;e 33;.-;:g,,m.; ,j;g;;;l;-45;;

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Syracuse of the American Hockey Range”, om at me gmntey cup; Nau0nal.L.eague”. Coach Tommy Ivan shui- mayo” mm. dmppea Tm-onwl Saturday; ed his io;-ward luie. making use1lMap1e Leafs mm Lmrd place Wm vmmrylof two more Iarinhands-Earlla 5,3 Nauonal Hockey Leaguep iilohnson and Ed Stankiewii-z irom;vwm,.y beta” 12,997 lam Sump Sherbrooke oi the Quebec Huckeyiday mgm. LeE8u9- ' "The Rangers had nothing at on W9 Seasons Wily C3"3dl9'” stake but nearly knocked Toronto rand the Red Wings each hail SIX goal-keeper Harry Lumley into the lV'”'0”e5 "lnd two uest Lanai discard in his battle against De- d i : 'd II t h . . r .. . mwlB1rC;tl;l5 Elcgslepmife :Il:y;ldll”:n3Deg.'(::.tioits Teiiy Savichuk for the

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d 1 b , M . Vezina Trophy and the games Lop zoicnonwerp taho: bgltz. 0138 D01 mar hgingzglgcje wings viinning five on mahwndmg award. 207 Grpat G901-go st. Dial 3232 The Red Wings. minus their. ' mm Pm” i Lumle favored to take the

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trailed before Martyl Pailgellicgi 3..Monti-e;il, Davis

W0-led 9" WY 503- 05' I itviazur. McCo'm'ckt 9:34 ' . , I H V w - -

Curry counted twice for Montreal; 3hM0m,ea1' Geo,',...;',. X H.-U E IOU LI LR W ANTED is ample device

and Lorne Davis. Bennie tBooml imchaxd, Harvey) 10 30 for measuring the efectiveneu of your life insurance? 393'”; G?;f:'cll03: Tm” :0I"150"I. Penalties: Home 5:10. Prystai x .- 0"; Security Graph will do that and more.

Iv" 9" 9 Once 980 - i9:48. Geoilrion 19:33, Arbour 19:33. I -'.

g33,e:,,(:em;::d R1f1:..cgT(cI;I,N(',no.,B0:I:i Se'"m,d lferiod ' Ask our rrpreeenlaliim -m TIIal'I hie business were Detlmitls absenlees because 4"l);,-15:31; P1a;:.i3.”..lf.. 9-44' V

or injuries. Gordie Howe. the big 5.M0nt,ea'L Mosdgu I THE

riaht-winner and the league's tom tolmstead. Ricmi-di 12.43

points-scorer. took over a defence 5..Mmm;g1, Curry

Position in the first period. but (McCoi'mack. Olmsteadt 14:40.

19" the ewe after that because Penalties: MacPher5on 5:20, T.:

Johnson 14 :55. Third Period

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Trenton, Ont-Finishing lnut'Ii- es are being put. to the Rtilliiw pilot training pro riimim-, uliii-h over the last severa years has hecn undergoing a gradual change. This has been necessitated by torlnv's operational air force requireninnts, and by the grnoral ncevl of tho ex nndin R('.IF for more pilots.

q'he r angos. in ICICIIIIUYI ti- npening of nllmfrfiull new flying training schools. have involi-9 I introduction of new training air- erait and a rear anization of the pattern of.the so ools thvmsolvrs.

Todayiri aircrv-w training Alf!)- gramme sees the embryo yer reporting Eret to the 0tI'icerii' School at. London, Ontario, where he in selected for training as 3 radio oiicer, navigator or pilot. Following preliminary ground training at ondon he then nos toa Flying Training School w era he learns to fly on I-larvards. Then comes an Advanced Flying School, where he flies T-33 Silver Star jets or twin-engine Mitrhells, Jependin on the type of sriiindron for whichghe is destined, Next --Inf those eventually goiniz to a tighter squadron-comes Air Wvapnns School. The hnal stage for all pilots. before reaching an actual squadron, is an Operational Train- ing Unit, where the pilot for the first time flies the type of aircraft flown by the squadron for DIlI"I) he in destined.

After OTU come: a squadron poeting. and the beginning of this pilot's operational career. Train- ing never ends, though. for most. of the JMIOIIB peacetime work is centere about readying Innis:-If Tor combat duties.

Pilot trninin in tho RCAF is in demanding toe calling Tor the beet. The men who wears the pilot. wings of the RCAF, though, or those of the radio-otiimr or navigator. is stamped as our who is ready to defend our ii-av of litr.

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