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NEW YORK. Juno 24-05’)- Boston R/ed Box today ulled to within three games of irst place

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BOW/LING RESULTS

CIIARLOTTETOWN ALLEY!

The first game of Final; Mixed ~- was rolled last night and D. Purcell

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FIRESTILL SMOULDERS

FREDERIOTON. June 23—(CP)— A track-end f rest fire still smold- ered 1rd.“- 1111GT burning over an m c-fl niunber of acres near ig ope-ranch at Minto. "d in second growth . ay and about 100 .1 ll under control Sun-

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Ilasc units. llia home is at Rothesay, NB. The department also an- nounced the rppolntment of Col. W. C. Hyde, D.S.0., of Montreal, to command the Royal Canadian Artillery ln the 4th division and 0f '

Col. M. H. S. Penhale (RIGHT).

"File as commandant of Petawawa camp. He also gets the rank of

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(LEFT) ha: been appo n oiiircr commanding the 4th Canadian division, with the rank or! major-general, the department of national defence announced. Gen- rral Page commando’ the Canadian troopa in Iceland last year, and

iri the American League by ham- mering three of the pace-setting Cleveland Indians‘ pitchers for l8 hits, including three homers, to win 13-2 before a crowd o! 8.000 in Boston that. included Babe Ruth.

Ruth was viewing his second game o! the season and he still must be rated as a nemis for the Indlans_ for he saw their Bob Feller beaten by the Yankees about a week ago.

Here in New York, the Yankees‘ record home run string and Joe Di- maggids personal hitting streak were extended another notch as the Bombers blasted blasted out a

_Slight shortage

ST. IJOUTS, Mo, June H-(CP) —Th.mse horsehide jackets covering baseballs are becoming mighty scarce since the Nazi armies swept. through the Balkans.

John H. Grady, of a baseball- producing concern, said- the main source of horsehides had been the Balkans, Belgium and France, now all in German hands.

“Now that the Nazis have over- run the Balkan countries, we've Just got to lcok for new fields," Grady declared.

How about North America? Not n chance. says Grady.

"In Europe," lie explained, ‘ihorsemeat was for human consumption. The horses were kil- ed younger. The hides, in good condition, were taken off in expert. manner and tanning was an estab- lished industry. In America Old Dobbin is used principally as a. work horse. when his useful days are over he is turned out to pas- ture or shipped off to the soap factorv."

Enters Hospital For observation

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Yanks Continue Homer Streak

9-1 trium over 5t. Louis Browns.

Dimaggo collected a single in the five-run eighth inning to make this the 36th straight game in which he has hit safely. The major league record is 41, set by George Sisler of the Browns in 1922.

Red Rolfe. Tom Henrlch arid Joe Gordon hit homers, each with one on base. to make i9 ccnsecutive games in which the Yanks have knocked out. round-trip blows. The New York sluggers passed Detroit's old record of 17 games Sunday.

In Washinqttm, the Senators climbed cut of the league cellar at the expense of the White Sox as Dutch Leonard limited Chicago to eight hits in capturing a 6-3 decis- ion.

JUVENILE GAME TONIGHT

Tonight at 6:30 the S orting Club Vlcs meet the league- ending Queen St. Service Station Bombers in a postponed game in the Ju- venile Sc-ftball League.

Golf Bridesmaid

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WASHINGTON, June 24-10?)- For years Craig Wood had been ranked as one of the world's great- est golfers...but until a iew clays ago he had never been able to w.n a major championship. He had been tabbed‘ as golts runner-up guy, al-

ways seccnd best. “Always the bridesmaid and never the bride," somebody said.

Wood’; first big disappointment came eight year ago; away back in 1933 he tied ivith Denny Shuts for the British Open. He lost. the play- o .

The next year Craig Wood was deadlocked with Paul Runyan af- ter the scheduled 36-hole P.G.A. championship final but. Paul won their extra hole duel,

Everyone t-hought Wood had wan the 1935 Augusta Masters’ but Gene Sarazerfs miraculous double-eagle spoon shot enabled him to tie. He beat Craig in the playoff.

Two years ago Wocd, Byron Nelson and Shute tied in the U.S. 09311- CTBiB and Nelson still were tied aft/er the first playoff and Nelson won the second round.

But Wood finally found success in Texas the other day. He won the coveted U. S. Open. First to con- gratulate him was Shute. who fin- ished second. S0 the old phrase. "Always a bridesmaid. but never a bride" cannot apply to Craig any longer,

SOFTBALL

The softball season oifici on ened in Morell June 22nd. a closelv fouahr. game between Morell Dreadnaughts and Cardigan Seria- tors. The Senators took an earlv lead by scoring iour runs in the first inning but from then on the Dreadnaughts tightened up their playing and held the Senator; by scorim run for run Lhrou hout the remainder of the game. e final score was 16 to 11 favoring the Car- digan players.

Senators: J. McAulay. catcher; H, Bhebhard. pitcher: J. Sharkey. first bB-ie; P. Sharkey. second base; P. McAulay, third base; V Sayer. abort stop: L. McIntyre. R. McDonald, V. Sullivan. fielders.

Dreadnaughts: MacEwen. catcher" R. OBrien. Hitcher: A. Jones. firs

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Aiim" a .1 piled Wmon ay um the with Beecher Ros-alter as base

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both squads failed to field cym- plete teams being forced to call upon players from other teams in the league to fill the gaps.

For eight innings of the tussle it. appeared as if l-Iolmanks would coast to a lop-sided victory but in the first of the ninth Signals up to this time impotent. both at bat and afield got their batting eyes working and before being retired had chalked up eight runs to put tfiem within striking distance of their opponents. In fact. the losers had two runners on the paths when the last hitter o! the game flied out to deep centre.

Two home runs were hit during the encounter. Murray Carmichael of Hannah's accounting for the first. four base wallop in the third

in sons. appeare margin today over Genre H < Ruth, his rival d:a.m_ond immm when they ccmploted _ ractlce rounds for tomoro\\"s_ l8- Iiole southpaw “grudge mater.‘ n’ the Commonwealth Country Club‘

Before Cobb made hi: first it'll: over mi- newly stiffened pﬂl-i- course. Ruth had second practice round andhtid P111 an 80 on top of yesterday's Cobb, wild cn the tees 33W; OUT- reached the turn in 41 but back in 37 for a '78

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l-fohnan’: softball aquad took a .- ' vi d ulckl the applica- “41 daemon over m9 signals N' Mm" June ZL-(A?) NECV iverhuhlgtteyihiahpihe hi; ‘be! hi. Sowelsyasbyhe 18y 11651“ team last night in a game Diayed Tyrus Raymond Cobb, mic plays gne Olzirxveaqvr (oday_90 degrees home plate. A at me Palllkdulunondlliirbetiemoulilc- go“ with the sanhe ‘llgmlunyd pliaun-i 1i‘ La lion ‘cu sun-as they smoth- The Giants also had an acczdent. e r b' ' kl e isrw 1"‘ " =- ~ -~ ' MlOtbe- r “as l e as an ex i on w en ned rec essrilessiional mreban Sea“ cl Bo ons Braves 13-1 and today. riome run king Hoe Simona :

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111ml; Le... ., the Cubs slugger. - hmicd in Chicago as the Cubs . {sped n 3-1 ClCCLSlOTl to New York

Bucky Walters of a shutout in Cin- cinnati as, with fivc~hit ‘nuinzml- he pitrhed and baited‘! e_Rc<‘-s to a, 5-1 victory over tixeir “j".*.ix" op- ponents. Philadelphia.

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