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CHAT!-TAM. N.B,, June 20-(CP) .- The Maritime middelwelght boxing championship still belongs to Yvon Durelle, of Bale Ste. Anne. In a short. fast. battle here to- night the 159-pound title-holder knocked out challenger, Arnold Fiieger, 158. of Chatham. at the 205 mark of the second round. It was a right uppercut to the jaw that put tne local boy away.

In two six-round preliminaries Ernie Durelle, 145, of Basic St. Anne, N.B., scored a technical knock-out over Eddie Perron, 148. of .Moncton. and Jake MacDon- ald. 102. of McAdam, hung a 'I'.K. O. on Rick Fei-es, 163, of the R.

er Flieger

League Leadership At Stake Tonight

The temporary leadership of the youthful City Baseball League will be the prize for the winner to- night when the two unbeaten teams, the Northeast Rovers and the Northwest Falcons meet on the Memorial Field Diamond. The teams will go into tonight's battle even-stephen, each having two wins and no defeats.

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In the main bout Durelle had Flleger down for a count of nine in the first round, and down

again for an identical count in the second before be connected for the battle-ending uppercut.

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PAGE SIX Baseball Results

By The Associated Press

American League

Chicago ...... .. 000 100 000-1 10 1

New York .... .. 000 000 llx-2 5 2 Pierce and Masi; Lopat and

Berra.

Cleveland . 811 002 211-14 1! 0

Boston ........ .. 030 120 002- 8 15 2

Wynn and Tobbetts, I-legain (7); Wight, Nixon (1), Masterson (4)

Taylor (6), Kinder (6), Hinrichs (9) and.Moss. Detroit 300 000 220-7 13 1

Philadelphia 000 000 002-2 11 0 Hutchinson and Robinson; Hoop- er, Burtschy (B) and Murray. Second game: Detroit 010000003 4 8 a Philadelphia 04000001: 5 4 1 Trucks. Bearden (8) and Swift; Shantz. Kucab (9) and Astroth. St. Louis .... ..000 001 000 I. 5 0 Washington .. 200002 01x 512 0 Sleater, Starr (6) and Lollar: Hudson. Hogue (8) and Kiuttz.

National League 000001 000 1 4 1-

000000000 0 9 0 Friend.

Philadelphia

Pittsburgh Church and Seminick:

Wilks (8) and Garaglola.

Brooklyn 000 010 000 1 I 1 Cincinnati 001 010 00x 2 3 I Schmidtz, King (8) and Camp- nella: Raffcnsberger and Schef- fing. New York 100 100 000- 2 8 2 St. Louis 120 000 0lx- 4 8 I Hearn. Spencer (2) Hardy (7) -Koslo (7) and Westrum; Munger

and D Rice.

Boston 012 003 111-9 14 0

Chicago . 000 000 000-0 5 2 Spahn and Mueller; Minner, Mc-

Lish (4), Hatten (9) and Edwards.

International League

Ottawa 011020000 4 8 1

Baltimore 000000000 0 1 0 Bowman and Tompkinson: Brit-

tln and Oswald.

Montreal 000 030100 I 9 0

Rochester 100000401: 5 8 2

Grimsley. Black (7) Coleman (8) and Atweli: Tlefenauer. Hah- enicht (8) and Bucha.

First game: Toronto . 010 20000 8 '1 0 Syracuse . 010 200 01 I '1 0

(Eight innings)

Hudson, Shore (5) and Ander- son: Griffore and Hatworth.

Second game:

Toronto . . . . .. 200000 020 Ir 4 0 Syracuse 000 201 011 5 11 2

Fannin an Anderson: Miller. Costello (8) and Baker.

Buffalo 110000011 413 0 Springfield 000000000 0 'I 1 Sauransky and Landrith: Du-

ihiel. Fear (8) and Burbrink.

Baseball Standings

(By The Canadian Press) AME

RICAN L Pct. p Chicago . 19 .67” 'New York 36 21 .632 I Boston 34 24 .535 Cleveland 31 27 .534 Detroit 27 28 .491 Washington 22 33 .400 Philadelphia 20 38 .345 SIS. Louis . ll? 38 333 NATIONAL

Brooklyn . 37 30

New York 34 20 St. Louis 30 W -505 Cincinnati 28 N .491 Boston , 29 31 .483 Philadelphia 28 30 .433 Chicago 35 30 355 Pittsburgh 21 35 376

INTERNATIONAL

Montreal 4:3 Xi .652 Syracuse 577 35 -597 Buffalo 31 N -544 Rochester 33 39 -533 Baltimore 29 33 -445 Toronto 37 35 -443 Ottawa . 2'1 36 .435 Springfield Z n .854

1-IALIFA-X, June 20 .- (op) - Hurier Jack Halpin turned in his best performance of the season as

Halifax Capitals blanked league- leading '1ruro Bearcats 0-0 in a Ereguiar Halifax and District Sen- llor Baseball League game here.

g driven by Joe l-lennesscy.

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

A. G. Scott, owned and driven by Lorne Letcher orf Springhill came from behind in the first two heats to win top honors in the free-for-all at the Montague races yesterday afternoon. A crowd of about 1,000 looked on.

A. G. Scott. beat out Argot Pointer in stretch drives both times. The Pointer was not to be denied in the third heat, however.I Is. he lead the Scott home to the wire.

Filbert. driven by Joe Hennes- sey of Charlottetown. went the fastest mile of the afternoon as he took the second heat of the No. I classified in 2.12. Filbert won the class honors taking the sec- ond and third heats after Silk Hall with Roach MacGregor in the sulkie won the first in 2.12 1-5.

Harold Stead had Calumet On- ward in good form to win the No. 2 classified by taking the first two heats of the class. The Stead driven horse came from third place to take the first heat but lead all the way in the second. Miss Commando, who finished second in the first two heats won the third in 2.17.

A total of seventeen horses lined up for the 2.30 trot and pace. The class was divided into two sections with nine horses racing in one section and eight in the other. The first five winners of each section raced in heat to de- cide the winner of the class.

Mary Merck, driven by Sem- ple emerged the victor, winning the second heat and the race oif in the third. Judy Budlong fin-

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Time: 2.15; 2.15; 2.19 3-5. Win- ning horse owned and driven by Lorne Letcher, springhill.

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Filbert (J. 1-lennessey) .... .. 2 1 1 Silk Hal (.1. MacGregor) .. 1 2dr. Lela. Budlong (L. Collins) .. 3 4 2 Miss Donna Mae

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Time 2.12 1-5: 2.12 3-5: 2.14. Winning horse owned by Walter Hennessey, Charlottetown and

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Time 2.16; 2.20 3-5: 2.17. Win- ning horse owned and driven by Harold Stead, Brackley.

2.30 Trot and Pace - Purse S400.

Clipper Dale (Wisener) Whispering I-lope (Bowness) Neil Budlong ('mylor Lindy I-I. (Maclntyrel .. Bonnie Maiaie (Smith)- Mary Merck (semple) Just Lucky (Shaw) Just Kay (Stevenson Jimmy A (Reeves) Money Adds (Collins Kitty Macxay (Fitzpatrick) Judy Budlong (Smith) Face Cloth (Bernard) Pitch-O-Dale (Moreside) . Highland Budlong (MacDonald) Michael Peter (Ryan) .. Capt. Missouri (Lowery) 1

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JUNE 21, 1951

Horse Races Al Mondon

MONCTON. N. B., June so- (CP)-The 1951 harness racing season was launched here tonight

The Curran A: Briggs Juniors broke into the win column in the Bummersid. Town Baseball Les- gue at the recreation grounds last. night, beating the hitherto undefeated 1-1olman's team by the score of 5 to 3 The intermediate team made I total of eight errors. their molt wobbly display in some time. Donnie Simmons. toeing the mound for the Curranites in the second inning when Coke Grady was tossed out of the ball game by Jimmie Hogan for protesting too stronglya called ball, pitched a steady game for the rest of the evening. Gay was less effective than in his first start. the C. at B. squad pounding his offerings

c. And B. Team In 5-3 T Victory Over Holmanis

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N. Y. Yankees In 2-1 Victory Over VVhite Sox

By the Canadian Press

Ed Lopat performed the oper- ation and Hank Bauer sewed it up Wednesday as New York Yankees crept within 2l& games of the league-leading Chicago White Sox.

With Lopat hurling his 10th triumph of the American Leagu: campaign. the Yanks defeated the Pale Hose 2-l before a crowd of 29,940 at Yankee Stadium.

In the other daylight Ameri- can League gamc. Cleveland Ind- ians outlasted Boston lied Sox 14-8 in a slugfut in Boston. The National League's only day en- counter saw Boston Braves whip Chicago Cubs 0-0 at Chicago be- hind Warren Spahn, in their first start under new manager Tommy Holmes.

The White Sox wasted numer- ous opportunities to hang the crusher on Lopat. They tapped him for 10 hits, but it was only in the fourth that Paul Richards' gang managed to bunch three hit- for their one mn. Even then they needed a Yankee error to score.

Bauer scored one run and knocked in the other one. With

8:30 P. M.

. R. lVlcGregor . L. Letcher ll. Corlnler . E. Bowness . J. llennessoy

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as more than 2.0()0 people turned out at the Dieppe plant of the Moncton Raceway for the opening card.

No entry in the four classes took more than one heat. eacn with two mile dashes. The free- for-all entries hit a fast clip.

for 10 hits. Alan Stewart banged cut three hits in four fries to lead all the stick men while Paul schurman and Dutch Underwood each hit 2 for 4. Joe Bernard's catch in centre field off Delaney's long drive in the sixth was the picture play of the game.

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Totals Simmons second. l1oiman's Macxay. rf 8 Bernard. 2b Underwood. 1b G Bernard, cf . '1'. Landry. 3b . Gallant. it Green, c I-I. Landry. as

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Walker hit for G. seventh.

Summary, R.l3I's. Simmons Stewart, Gallant, Gay; 5:01.." bases. 0. Dalton. Delaney. sim.

mom 2, Stewart. F. Schurman; two-base hits. Stewart. Gallant, Underwood: three-base hits, N,

walker; hits off Grady 1 in 1 in. ning. off Simmons 6 in 6 innings; struck out by Gay 4. by Grady 1, by Simmons 5. Bases on balls. on Grady 2 S. Bernard. T. Landry. oft Simmons 1 8. Bernard. H. Landry, T. Landry. Green. Sacrifice hits, E. Dalton. Wild pitch. Simmons, passed boils. P. Scnurman '2.

Umpires. plate. .1. Hogan, bazoz, J schurman. W. Allen.

coming close to the track record Box SCORE as McKylo Cash pounded homo cur,” ;, Brkn AB R H Po A E in the first heat in 2.08. fastest Delaney 3b 0 0 1 0 0 time registered during the twi- P Schlfrman C N 4 2 2 6 3 1 "SI" meet 1.. Schurmari. lb 4 o o 5 o o 5 ,. '. Stewart. on 0 3 10 0 -"mm" I" N. Walker, rf 4 o 1 o o 1 .No. 2 Classified G. Dalton. cf 4 2 l 2 l 0 Craig Lee Harvester (Wood) 1 7 E D'"40l1- 83 2 0 0 3 1 0 Lady Ruth (Stephens) 4 1 0- '8onier. if 3 1 0 1 0 0 Bud Hollywood (Cormier) .. 2 3 Peggy Lynn (Jones) .. 6 2 Nora Dale (Downey) 3 4 Ruth Direct (Wood) 5 5

Time: 2.18, 2.20. Classified Trot

Dizzy Dean (London) Abner Hanover (McArthur) Follow Us (Wilbur) Single Annie (Watts) .. Princess (Beers)

Queenie Dewey (Ho man) Blanche Harvester (Fownes)

Time: 2.18, 2.16.

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Gur Nutonla (Cameron) . Time: 2.12 3-5. 2.11 1-5. Frce-For-All McKylo Cash (Gay) . Time Tublrl (Downey) All American (Gay) Time: 2.08. 2.10 2-5.

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and tallied on Yogi Berra's single. In the eighth, with young Billy Pierce weakening. Lopat and Mickey Mantle drew walks. Phil Rizzuto forced Lopat at third, and Bauer lopped a single to score Mantle.

Spahn gave the Cubs little chance as he notched his eighth victory of the year. The National League's leading strikeout artist whirled eight to bring his total to 85. gave up but hve hits and permitted just one Curb to reach third base.

All this was sweet music, in- deed, to Holmes, appointed Wed- nesday as Braves manager to succeed Billy South-worth.

The Indians' victory was a per- sonal triumph for little Bobby Avila, who hit three homers, I double and a single for 15 bases, just two off the record held Joint- ly by Ty Cobb and Lou Gehrig.

Six Boston pitchers were the victims of the Indian attack. The defeat was charged to Bill Wight, who hurled only one-third of and inning and was blasted for five hits

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