~ New York 100 (D0 010

to t ters and Inmanno.

about 1110'

r ht hill . w"? h“ m, at. Louis ooo ooo 0001

row m" i Washington oooooooooo o 1 o

fore "W l" uo innings)

m. ,

P!!! "nun u‘ m“ s“ Kramer and Hell; Newsom and

3100M 11D '1 (m1 001

the oiwﬂlli 1* ‘l 3v . tor... .. s; satires" "i villi-m-

" ‘P’ Boston ooo the finisher. ‘The knockout . . P "d " °°mm°u° b11133»??? Hie-Kg,’ {by a

n , the ma‘; e as fans svgtnfltaaaepgtai: wan".

th rope ' 1.11: final bio s ow. Most ring- §§$°%Mk 301

had landed lust out on “igi-“ttit first three rounds the bout was fairly even with Mooney using a bobb and weaving style to keep away rom numerous hay- msker: thrown by the dusky Pyle. The ‘f rat heat was taken away n", Wm!“ and Just

om Pyle for a low blow. d ‘d m"; ,m,_

A Canadian Press caad cse itv Mom", 0m 1010 lift. .."1:.'*.‘;'.: ‘sir "ain't: Mm ow i»

Murphy and Dickey. -

\

McCInakey Easy Winner _ £301,531,

am 1 ooooooo n. the semi-final bout on the. (1'o“.‘§§,°,nk,)_ °°

card that drew a capacity house of 30mm m0 Tuucheck; Pod,

more than 7.000 flue. Berhie (Ace) 0 K h“ McCluskey, Dartmouth; N. 5., 15C, .{;‘._.':,1,:¥;,'“ 06mm 0010014 scored an easy six-round decision Rochester 050000 0000010 over Gene Ouimet 147. of Mont- (13 mnmum

reel. . Gd ,L.M ,Ml . The French-Canadian hattler gndlﬁgéilenberryﬂollsubielfaxlzdaﬁgfig;

fr th Queb metrop lis, _

ondicagzpgd by Mcsluakeyi o "‘§,§,§,‘.."',f§,‘{f_"" s lay as h came back ,1

53h? fourpknockdowtirin the early eﬁey (my 0m mo

u ih‘t.;-» ' - - rbélctlleulske ‘tﬂgoredt Ouimethlwith Grimm‘ and u‘ szortrlg cop otecnnvwm‘ an“

rnuch as Oulmet as he slowed

down-cohslderably in the last three 0 ‘ﬁner. o“ to a. ﬂying “an 88am“

ex-teammates Jim by. thanks early homers oy Pa Seerey and Ken Keltner, gave the Socket-s nl hits, includ Ted Williams‘ 14th égiitxitmestor, c not e. base

'11.‘; Indians wasted littlo time with Jim Bagby, the victor in Fei-

rcmds. Ouimet sp cared s little fresher in the last rame and open- ed a bad cut under the Dartmouth hunter's right eye.

Feller llools

ler's lost Fenway start

Boston Siox

‘lbs Canadian Press Pitozhig at his own request. rapid .111-

was iollowed by four- ilingin

from the mound as a res ewlcifs

.80: lggd Indiansashz vliczlory yes- . '”, to". .h."=.‘ 33.15“. ."“.°“°““ . n sr 's est “Tm o. ""

While wit...’ th in‘ 0 0 O- ‘club mil.

laaid- A hoard. of iievins a western t n-i- A.D. 241-115 nod was found on ller ere a farm at; Tic i‘. near here.

made the slugging Sock

Baseball Results Jvsnousr. assoc:

ﬂhicinnatl ‘ ' ‘001010101: 3 Koslo, Kraus and Cooper; W

annascm LIAGUI

es W .‘ W. . 1 Hamid Stead. Lin-Col. J.P. by. Brown. Clifford MscDo-ns d. l 1oz 33:1» 01o g i; e side observers thou ht the‘ punﬁlg‘ no“ m“ 5W1"; Maﬂm, Pa“, wmam

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto. 300 202 000 9 17 Syracuse 011 010 ooo 6 3 ‘Jordan and Crompton; Premier-

¥0@x 1 a (3% WHICH IDDQMI UHOW. H! . K h . l . U - 10111111 b)’ l M" mlllm- bardwtlidv. owelunﬁasalmnagg Gr:-

010 000 000'! 8 i0

han .. . pound glull in the weights, gave a Mann-u; 303 001 (19% 3: y; ) l0

L0 1d d "rank ‘ rounds to stage a rally in the grew? M31113 yrsnglma, hbwler,

th for six unt d m“ "mm" mm tn“ rout-m ‘usom ﬁr“; um in 1o tries hﬁlrﬁhge mighty president Cell

aler hit the deck th e tlm s. ' °°“t m h ¥hls seemed to tire Mcgiuskey is §§fﬂfh§l§ﬁnﬁdn§ﬁshiosilnaé O

. They ' or

. _ two run: in the first when Iléix ll t of Mackiewfcs singled and . lashed hs No. a homer and a third

counter n the second frame, when. Keitner collected his eighth four-

etrlie fifth tiieydrove Bagby, who g mates. ui t o ugyb e Case and in“ Robert nu cooled t: th stea "i," y '. em a“ er “no e o hi barrage‘ tintgclinched t

i‘???

THE crisimorrsrowiu consumer Island. Racing Circuit‘

clue Holds mesons: President Ila-elected

‘ihs annual meet-ind 0! m! moot Edward Island Roch! O1:- eult Club was held in the City Hail, hit evening. Amom those present were: George A. Callback. D. K. Msolieod. lit-Col. D. A. Macliinncn. George Mclntge. Dr. Hel-th, Mclnt Dr. R3‘. . cuss-i Benton.

Hoop-

Q1‘.

gym. A. l3. Cutclliic and Gccrte er.

‘ii-resident George A. Callback was rman. ~

‘Th: ﬁnancial report. submitted bv secretary-treasure: D. K. Meo- Leod. showed a balance after nay- merrt of prizes. etc

Mr. Csllbeck then read his ad-

It was wacmly received and ad- optod, as was also the ﬁnancial report. On motion of Col. Hooper. seconded by George McIntyre it was decided to continue the rsclnu circuit club and s committee cori- siatlng of Col. Hooper, Clifford MacDonald and Rankine Mot-sine was appointed to secure new imm-

Qulte a. discussion took place on matters oertainini! to racing which was taken part in by practically everyone present. It was in that respect the best meetlnlt held in years.

Walter S. Brown. Charlottetown. was unanimously appointed orc- siding judge for the various Is- land race meets.

mime antiChs-rlcs Willis constitutes the oiroctonto

in qeorge A. Cali-beck beitbl let-I elected. .-

tyre vice-wclldcnt and DK. Mao- Leod

A presentation of cheuuee to succwfui horsemen was made by beck and a motion was aooroved and adopted that the same prizes be awarded by the Club for the highest point winners on the circuit for 1948.

Mr. J. W. Boulter. secretary of the Provincial Exhibition Associ- ation announced that the Associ- stioin would again out up a 1111M

e O . l-Iorto and theywlogether with Wright, ills

By GAYLE TALBOT

iJ-(Am-li the six rounds he boxed tonight may be accepted as

D°“°A5'1'21§.§-R%l§‘§m;“§i’{,j a tip-oil. what, Blur oomi has in

mind to do a week from tonight

TIN RIVERSIDE A l9

l» Classified Races i Races-Start at 2- 0’olock Sharp

.. .. _ . (Dsyllsht Saving)

campaigning. ' P

ear "iview of the A race-track.

uncing system: purl-mutual betting. v .the ti...

stator-i"

vision ll. v . ’ rind‘ sill delooktllsi da "of the race.

mats "t New Glas- FP" i" m‘. ‘PW

ed to have their vs’ , fl i

iticias

is try to bring Joe Louis down lwifi-i s steady barrage to the big union's middle.

lager. Johnny Rsy. the challenger concentrated on boring his wsv in and mouiing his sparring mates in the pantry until they granted » nd hung on. Billy's straight. stabbing left, ordinarily his best weapon. was only rarely in evi-

dence.

After two days of rest. during ivhlch his weight ballooned up to 188 pounds. Billy looked strand as he mauled heavyweights Mickey MoAvoy. Frank Poreds and Mic- key Belluoio for the benefit of a small crowd.

Ray says he “has decided not to

test. but Rev Boys-now that Conn t some in as blah as 1M.

"We'll lust go along working and

takius ll. easy. and whatever Billy

z The opening race meet of the 1946 season will be held on Wednesday, 19th June, at the Riverside Track.

, Considerable work has been done on the track this Spring including “built up turns" and every effort made to have it in perfect condition for_this,sesson's

0 paes all around the upper turn has been 0 tslors can sit comfortably in their cars

lures at the race track include the serv- and- refreshments at the ‘grounds; loud

jputa olttbs Island. A cordial to'_tli_e”publlc to attend this Mat-

sds rat horsemen to get l-llblrhmilld

weighs next Wednesday will be all rig-ht". Johnny said. “Tlhe im- portant thing is that he's in con- dition. Did you notice that none 8f ghose Illye could hit him to-

“, ..

Jsok Kesrne. former mmnder and Mickey Walker. came out ‘flat-footed for Conn after giving him the eye today. "He ought to win all by himself," he said. "I . mean he ought to be away out front all the wavy." .

._.__...___.._.

Kuhsl on. a Release From Senators

ﬂ- The Pie-i cvron. June l2 - Joe Kuhel. veteran ﬁrst baseman. was wen an- tlogl hralesss by lnvorder to accent an offer L001

, .

of 30 f tn highest sco . Dlrectoe; George. A. Clitellbcc . nd n were re-ekected ured every

rd Kelly, George ‘Mc-

Kearns Thinks Conn Should Win Easily

GREENWOOD LAKE, N.J-. June

Under directions from his ins-n-

‘Iliad election. of cﬂicers resulted esideut: Gvorge Moln- secretary-treasurer. Prlaea Awarded I m ﬁoiiowtnat mﬂes were t-

he meeting. . 015.00 to - . Preston McIntyre.

owner of Eva Worthy. 106 points: owm

I10 to Goon H. moo . c! of Christie Blidliong. 101 points. $000 Harold steed. owner: of

Lt. - U01. IoKhmtm Oﬂldll

scorer. explained that '0. u. Volo

nd Bhirle-v 1-1. Temple were tied

a for third place. so third and fourth money was divided bet/ween

ttherulefor

lie-explained tha scoring. adopted in 1043. was that ooasiilists would be made up on the

of places won in heats as

b follows: five points for ﬁrst: three

points for second: two points for third: and one point ior fourth. The prizu will be anverded for

purse races only.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT

Followlna: was the text of the report sturmitted by the president. Mr. Callback:

“It is a pleasure to greet you here again at the beginning another season and to make a re- port to vou on the activities of the past year. As we

. tarted

July 2nd, then to Montague July 11th. Covehead July 18th. River- side July 25th, Covehesd August lot. Montague August 8th. Old Home Week August 14th. 15th. 16th. 17th and 18th. Summerside August 29th. Montague September 3rd. Covehcsd September 12th. Goodwill Races September 21st and 22nd. Large attendances feet-

“ . Summensldie

Continued On page 9

Walnut Abbe ls Winner 0f Free-For-All

NORTH BYDHEY, June ﬂ—(OP)

-Walnue Abbe, owned by J.

It looks as ‘thou h tho.‘ Oil? ball league will deve ogvlnlﬁ $12?

a dog-fight now thst

has unveiled his Legi-onalres and results have shown them to a well-balanced outfit. The Lotion

chalked victory number one

over the era on ‘ruesdiy

in a we11- eyed encounter a tonight wil do battle with Hulk)’ McCabds Anchors. A win tonight for the Anchors will result in a three-cornered tie for first place as each team will have won one game and lost one. However. if the legion take tonight's game It will give them sole possession of first place.

OOJIO

Tuesday's game was s much bet- ter played game than the league opener with both teams coming #1 with some good fielding plays.

outhful Jackie Cairns produced a nice pltchltng effort in his first assignment behind his mates IZ-hltf attack, two of which went Inr ex- tra bases. Francis LoCialr. Rovers’ right fielder continues to stroke the apple at a merry clip sitting safely in two out of three tries. Le- Clalr has hit safely six tlmca out

of of eight official trips to the pinto

for s robust .750 average. Il- 1- is Il-

A fair crowd of fans sat m on the contest although the weather man was in one of his poorer moods and a light drizzle made the ball difficult to handle in the closing innings. The Leglonalrea have the material for a real strong contender for league honors with a good mixture of youth and ex- perlence and in Ev. McNeil they possess a manager with plenty of ball savy as well as an sccouip- lished player. While the Rovers were never far off the pace they showed the lack o-f good coach‘ 1g, something that should be remed- ied when their mentor George Hawkins gets back from the main-

land. il- tl- 1|- Il-

All is milk and honey in the camp of the Boston Red Sox now ‘that they've acquired those win- ning ways. Even at this early date lthe Crimson Hose look like a shoe-in for the American League pennant as they ere ten full games ‘ out in front of their nearest rivals, the New York Yankees. Manager Joe Cronin, who recently retired from active playing duty has rate- ly been extolling the spirit and hustle of his club which moves Doug Vaughan. Windsor sports scribe to recall the days when Cronin knew nothing but trouble from the temperamental. gold- plsted athletes who made up the

team. Il- Q 1- i-

‘ In 1936. Cronin’: second year at the Boston helm, he was running too many glorified firebrnhda. Uncle Tom Yawkey had taken the

Fraser of Fdwardsvllie and driven rubber band off his bankroll and by Worrell Lewis, today wom the had unburdened himself of three- free for all, feature event of the quarters of a million dollars (o light harness meet here. All events assemble these name players. the

were over the mile for the first time this season. SUMMARY

258. Puree $250 Mary Ellen (MacDonald) Corporal Owen (M. Jabalee)

Helen K, (W. Lewis) eedy Hanover (M. Jabslee)

s p. A diagnosis-Call Y i 7 ﬁelder: plﬁookgee (Pup

anchester Alberta (Ratch-

ford) . Johnny Early (Lewis) Mary Stuart (Hastings) Tony Harvester (H. Hunt)

Times 218. 2:18 1-3. 3:18 1-

FIOQ roi- an. ti... saoo Walnut Abbe (W. Lewis) Lee McKillo (Hickey)

Ha. y L (B Vick ) ﬁne! 321b, Zﬂfnellllib.

v

2:18. Purse $800 Jacob Withrow (M. Jsbslee) l Jack Clyde (A. Young 3 Muriel Henley (W. wls) 4 Robert Baldwin (Oland) 2 Times 2:17, 2:10 1-2. 3:15 1-2.

Chicago Whito Box. oresidmt Clark Gridith of the Senators

said.

Kiliel who will be i0 years old June 35 and a ill-year man in the maiors. came to the Senators in 1000 from Kansas City obiheam- erican Association. was traded to the Whitebox in i008 for Zeke Bonun and returned to the sen- torwnﬁtlrera and played here

l

a 06.

mOns of baseball's fanciest-lleld- hi‘ ﬁrst-suckers. Kuhol was a

player last season in Hie Smstora’ ﬁght with Detroit ‘Haste for the American b00018 9088M»

$58M!- buns-e

- . t ~ was released at the end ofutlgsilcs

biggest investment was Cronin himself, of course, Joe cost 8200.000 plus Lynn L-sry. whom Yswkey 386i grabbed weeks earlier for $35,-

QI§§Q

But the others were expensive chattels, too. Jimmy Foxx was lsssoed for $135,000; Lefty Grove cost 0100.000. Wes Ferrell, Rube Wslberg, Doc Cramer, Bill Wer- ber, Eric McNair, Dusty Cooke, Helnive Msnush, Oscar Meilllo-ell these came in cash deals of 525.000 or more. The worst of it was that Cronin was kicking si lot of ground bails st shortstop and not getting over for others, so that his trigger-tempered pitchers were telling him. in effect, what Jay Kirke told Joe McCarthy: "Do I have to take that from a guy who can't cover his own position?"

1- 0 O O

It is different now. Long ego Yawkey discovered the truth cf the axiom that you can't buy yourself a pennant-mot with ready-made major lesguers, anyway. He now has s fully developed farm system and, if you take the trouble to run down the Red Box line-ug, you will find that most of t e key

layers either are right of! the

arms or were picked up from lndepefldIlt league teams al youngsters.

0 O ill Ted Williams. the Beantowriers’ temperamental h la

Bobby Doerr - Maggie also were brought out o the Coast for about $50,000 each. Johnny Pesky. George Metkovitch and the Big ‘Three of the pitching staff-Tex Hughson, Dave Ferries and Mickey Harries-are products of the Ilrm.sys.tem.

0 O

Whereas the 108d team. which finished in sixth ages, cost Yaw- key erwnd $700. . the ‘current crew of regulars, which must be favored to win the pennant. hasn't stood the Box owner more than 00.000. And the nicest‘ thing. as onin sees it. is that not too many of the rnen under his commhnd are in a poaltl ‘ tell him! “I

by

0n t didn't l it th t- - h I was, WRliuUOIIPPIIl mllfy..." ti‘...

Joe McCsrt

. . _ lweensy Bchriner who wound up s starry N. H. L. career last ar as a number‘ of the Ibronto ie Leafs will snake his debut

Pthe Summer-side Royals ad. ‘In

Isrrors Take S’slde Girls Into 0:21p;

"'- 0.

‘felt-winger.’ was mod dssrsessoh um low-l

ed ‘ with the’ N H. L. id

ying junior girls

Royals last night at Vic- Perk, ‘the score being l4 9 before an audience of more two ' hundred adults and game wss parked escitomsnt and thrills which

.W

h

consmandind and b

sttlm of this team were out-

standing e.t this point. The visit-

ors were powered b Mﬁriwonplll-gga

crs and Julie Me

a whale of a game thromtiout.

Diem Dewar. who oovered- firs! base. put the Indian slkn on orac- ticaliy everyone headed in her di-

section. Most of the fans up to the beginnim oi the fourth frame enoounged the

- lsbt. However. vrith the openina of

the ﬁfth lnniha thinks took on a

new complexion. The sent w; Creelnion to bat ands m» "In gel‘ gave hsr free ounce 60W! the lanes. Holman. ‘Hit and new

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