JUNE 18. 1951

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWlNlv

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Brigadier 6. lo. K. Peake, 13.3. 0., E.D., ax-amines the newly sc-

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Brigadier G G K. Peake' n.s. Cadet Corps of Charlollletownv 0" ED, Impwrs the west gem P.l:.l., at. ceremonies Monday last.

qulred Colours tor the West Kent gean-t is Rory Lanilz of Charlotte- lschool Cadet Corps. Colour Ser- town.

' NATIONAL LEAGUE

'Wetle (7). Walsh (9)

Baseball Results

SAITURDAY

.. 000010 002-381 .. 000 000000-040 t Ra.iiens-

Boston . . . Clnclnnntl

Spahn and Mueller: berger and Pramesn

New york 003 100 011-6 11 0 Pittsburgh 000 000 100-1 8 1 Maglie and westmm; Lapaime. and Mc-

Cullough, Fitzgerald (7). . Brooklyn . 010 000 201-4 '1 1 Chicago 210 000 30x-0 9 1

Roe, Palica (2), Erskine (7) and campanella: Schultz, Leonard (7) and Edwards.

1 's':'”I'i:Ll;:l"l 33: 333 325:: g 2 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Thompson, Konstsnty (8) and Fla: ifglgfsllfki(9ft:x:f,y'R,ceB'3Z'e ml Ottawa 010000 ooo-1 12 3 V ' Toronto we 000 000-0 o o

Accompanying him is Cadet Ma- jor David Nicholson, Commanding Oiiiicer at-the Collps.

Brigadier G. O. K. Peaks, D.S. r 1'-'-13.. congratulates Cadet Lieutenant Robert I-luncheson on ll” h-Wins received an award ol outstanding signiii-canes issued by

the Royal Life Saving Society of London, England. The awnrd was given following the inspection of the West Kent Cadet Corps in Charlottetown by Brigadier Peake.

lira Dspsrtment of National De- ience. Only seven of these awards were made last su-mrmer at Camp Aldershot in I camp of 750 cadets. This is the Bronze Medallion oi

Sain, Chipman (8) and Mueller; Perkowski and Pramesn.

Second: Boston 003 100 010-5 10 0 Cincinnati 000 000 000-0 8 2

Nichols and Mueller; Blaclcwcll, Fox (4) Byerly (8) and Solicit-

in-g. First: New York 010 000 040- 5 9 0 Pittsburgh . 321 040 ltlx-11 I2 0 Bowman, Spencer (1) Kennedy (2) Jones (2) and Wcstr-um, YVIFS (O); Pollet, Werle (8) and Gal-sgiola. ' Second: New York 000 202 11-6 9 2 Pittsburgh 110002 30-6 9 0

(Suspended game, called eighth innin , Sunday lauw).

Getbel, Jansen (8) and West- rum: Queen, Friend (7), Werle

(7) Dickson (8) and McCul- lough. Brooklyn 000 100 0112-3 0 0 Chicago 101 000 000-2 6 2

Podbielan, King ('7) and Camp- anella; Lown and Edwards. Phils. 100 102 010 0-4 10 1 St. Louis 000 202 000 1-5 1! 0 (10 innings). Roberts, Meyer and Sem- inick: Brcohccn, Brazle (0), Staley (D) and Rice.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

First: St. Louis . .. 000 100 l0h4 I 3 Boston 010 100 1211-5 13 1

Svu-checlri, 1-Iogue (B) and Lol-

lar: Scarborough, Kinder (9) and Moss.

Second:

St. Louis 000 000 000-0 8 2

M0 00100::-3 1 0 Widmsr, Hogus (8) and Batts; Parnell and Rosar.

First: Chicago . M1 020 010-4 10 1 Phiid'” .1oooooooo-lxz

0'I'1'AW.A.

rs. Connie ' taken to hunt treatment Saturday

awakened by C

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Iftgthenand

June 11 -((JP) - hambsult. 17, was tsl for lnti-tetanus being cut-

siter two I "almost.

sized" nta gnawing ntlrsrlips and chin. The woman said the slx- ated 0.000 highway signs in Al- sntrancs irame row dwelling in berta will be replaced this year, which she lives has been iniested completing a. three-year program with rats (or years. oi road-side signs improvement.

EDMONTON -(CP)- An estim-

12.0. A. F. nnonumxa mm". smnmnsron

Will Present an Open-Air

BAND CONCERT:

featuring the famous

in. c. A. r. csznrlulr. inlgnn

(OTTAWA)

Conducted by Flying 0ifIoerlGsrlrl"ril)erg.- VICIORIATARK.-.Adjsoent to Government House (It weather unsuitable-At P. W. O. AUDIIORIUM)

rimnsnav, lzvrlmla -4 Jun: 21st. -.1.sao P.M

The R. C.-A. Fl

Association.

Concert... Dance sponsored by Confederatlonewing.

EVERYONE WELCOME 7

Dance Band will play for sbance at-the Rollaway R. C.

Gumpdrt and Er-autt; and Murray, Tipton (B).

Sch eib

Second: Chicsgo . 004 220 001-0 18 0 Philadelphia. .. 000 000 000-0 5 2

Alma and Masai; Keiiner. Mar- tin (3) Burtschy (6) and Astroth. Detroit . 000 000 000-0 1 New York 020 000 03x-5 it 0 Gray and Robinson, Ginsbeng (9); Reynolds and Berra. Cleveland 001 000000-1 8 5 Washington 220 tI0100x-5 6 0 Chaksles, Zuvcl-ink (3) Brissia (5) Wynn (B) and Telibatu: Sanford. Harris (8) and Klut.-tz.

VOIITEI-'Il IlEllEl-'- I0 I011! PILLS! -

"I missed from constipation for years until I started to eat ALD- nnlur I - vs since sto pod tlkinhrml . and pills- 0 any old self agnin, thanks to ALL- nlumi" J. Hoylsnd, 34 Albany Avs., Orillia, Ont. Just

tion duo

of aimpy osdtmsyn ounce abpy Au.-slum , driiak plenty of water! If not oolnpluaiy sstisdsd after 10 days, return sangitly carton to Kellogg s, London. t. Got bounu roun

game in two

mission at the Airiorce diamond yesterday and liolmanls defeated the Airmen 4 lo 0. only two McKenzie. R. C. A. F. saoker, who banked out a double and single in three trips to the plate. Hollmanls with five mem- bers of the Maritime champs on their linc-up, iicldcd sicadily be-

Baamberga and Watlinlgton; AMERICAN LEAGUE Bauers, Shore (9) and Plumbo, Ilietrolt 100 000 003-4 9 o Baich (9)- New York .. not) 000 ooo-o ls 3 Second: Cain and Robinson, Swli't (7): Ottawa . - 000 W5 0-2 7 1 Lopst and Berra. Toronto 000 000 0-0 2 1

Holmanis In 4-1 (Shut Out Over Siside Airmen

Garth Gay, pitching his first years, slow-bailed he R. C. A. F. Royals into sub-

h

Gay allowed both going to second

hits.

the unusually large number ten chances, and the infield com- . ing up with sparkling daiemivr: . play to turn back the Royals' bid (or tallies. oostly. were divided between the pitcher and lint baseman. man's Ernbrett, a sou-thpa-w who show- ed promise despite his detest. MacKaly hit. 3 for 5, Syi and Joe Bernard each two for live.

the third inning when Gordie Mac- Ka-y smsshed an h-it oil! Ks-iser's glove, went to second on a passed ball and to third on a wild piixzh. Henry Gal-lant's infield out. sent MacKay SC3'1Tlp9I'iu'5 plate. The visitors added three more in thstsixth frame. Landry wa-kked, but was doubled at second on brother Tsntton'r roller gained first. on a i'ielder's choice

nmlb sit, .......... .. 1 o o o s 1 Bernard ho Underwood. eta-rid; ' ' S . . . - - out, by Emlbrett a. by on 4. Totals ., 30 0 2 27 10 0 on bslld. OM Exnbrott I (P. GENE,

Summary: E8151. H. Ga-llant, G. MaacKay 2, S. Bernard. Two- base hits. Maclicnzle. Undeiixivood. I G. Be .-lard. Double plays. 083" , to M:ioKenzie, H. Landry to 5. Simmons and Jump:-G.

H. Landry 2). Hit 17! pllnhk. 1!! Bay, Barlow. Passed ball. Huntd. wild pitch, Emlbrett. . -. Umpires: Plate, Delaney; W. ind Gay, the outfield handlizml oi

Four errors, none

Hol-

garnered ten hits 01.!

Hoiman's got their first run in

across the

Rank

to MacKenzle. Underwood

Wales College, Thursday, June 21st, 8 P.M. Interesting movies will be provided. Please attend.

St. Louis .. 100 120 010- 5 8 3 Corwin and Tomkinson; Med- and Hogan's,er.ror gave T. Landry Boston 030 130 3011-10 6 0 linger and PlulTllb0. a life at second. Walker whiilied

carver, Slcater (8) and Lollarz First: but Garth Cray was sate on Ho- Mcnermott and Moss. Rochester 000 002 000-2 6 3 gan's second miscue or the inn-

Chicngo 000 ml 021 00-5 11 1 Baltimore p 100 001 11x-5 12 0 mg and MacKay'a single to left Philadelphia 000 110 300 01-6 12 1 Colium, Krlcgscr (8) and Bucha; ' scorgd T.lLandr,v and Under- '

1-l innings. p Britten and suuld. woo. Sy Ber ard's smash to h

Judson, Pierce (9) and Masl. Second: the same field qscoted Gay. H. mmutt (9); Fowler. Kucab (BL Rochester .... .. M0 olo 0-5 8 1 Gallon-t. grounded out to end the Martin (10) and-Murray. Baltimore .,.... 120 012 x-6 9 1 inning. " h d '

c' ' : 000 WI 010-3 5 1 Fasholz, Wild an and LeBlanc; I". E G C Washllllxfdlli 1l(1;)001m110X;o4 7 0 Possehl, Hansen :3) schmm (3) BOX SCORE .

Care a. Emmi 3 33"; Drew: (7) and Oswald. . G I

Moreno. Harris (El and Klum First: Holmuvr AB 1: 11 PO A 1: lllei ' ' Y Springfield 000 000 010-1 7 1 MacKay, rt 5 1 3 4 0 0 IMEIW-5Tl01)AL LE-("WE Sylclacuse . .....(2a) 201 043-1314 1 smlbgrnarai. ab 5 o 2 2 2 a fill you, tank Wm, uup.,o.da,,-2 155,0 or 1,350 am-. ' d 'rb'; -ti H. 111 ,11....5o15 . M”''""' 000 003 no 333 2'3, 1? i anai!rui"()c)1eK;.n H M at C G. Bea:-niivn, of 5 o 2 1 3 3 i Gasolrnes. Take your car out on the road. Sec B'::1(:,::nde?wc.l,ie,,?;)?1 m,vo1sr-119 5909!”: H- L3l”d”5'- 55 3 0 ll 1 4 9 for vourselfits better all-round performance. t , . in and Springfield 200 010 0-3 3 1 'r. Landry, .311 5 l 1 1 1 0 ' . . glgdggg '”””e”t Mm" syracuxo . .. our 010 34-4 6 1 Underwood, lb .4. 1 1 s 0 2 E550 and 5550 Extra Gasoiines are Continually ' g , 1 6 d C h; P. r , . . . .

ggiwnald 33 32: mi 3 -11 533:).-iio iiffiiy ((;) iii: Balaifeif G gaienp C i i g i g (1) being improved to give the best bllinced

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Fear, Watkins (5), FlllIl'l1'l'lBil'1L (3) M 002 002 P04 16 0 'K. Walker, c 3 3 0 -i it -0 Combination of smooth i10W1ng.p0WQ1','11VCl): ;':hf;::P”"k3 ?'ql'.g'0f1"goo:6e;', Buff,” 000 100 910.2 s 1 Toms ,,,,,,,, H y 39 4 10 27 9 4 acceleration and protection against engine ping Baltimore ...do(l)3o 030 00(5)-htniitto ::f.'1ll9Ss.ilvCl;l:::'xC)'Llol:len 6:31 R gieglaced Gmilln 1: giififlt-) A E and vapor-lock. For more happy motoring, switch

Tierenauer an uc a; c 1-. ' r v ,' 3 - - - - - , - d . -re 1wa.5 ahead;

Trinkle (9) and Oswald. Carras-quel (7) Novlok (9) and Hogan, ss 4 0 0 6 3 3 101-550 G350lme5 an )0" 3 1

(Completion of suspended game .Landirln. Green. of 4 0 0 1 0 0 May 3)), Second: a Hunter, o . 4 0 0 '1 0 0 ottuws 000 000 0-0 2 0 Montreal 100 02- 6-11 13 1 Barlow, llb 3 0 0 9 0 0 mutual, ,

Toronto 113 zoo x-'1 9 2 Buffalo zoo nooks o 0 cam”, H , 3 o 0 1 9 9 the 5,9" fhaf sgys

Heller. Llplpez (-i)M:2&sienman P(-it) Bla,ck,bAexandScrh(17L) algal gl'1i1st- Macxemie, 3b 3 o 3 2 3 o and Thom mun; nger. 8- er; Ro inson, c u 7. J mD- st. John, rt 3 0 0 0 0 0 , er-son (5) and Plumbo. son (6) Lovenguih (7) and No- Kaiser, 31, 3 o o 1 4 2 ' '0 Sfap fof

Second vick. D E M. E R Ottawa .. 000 000 020-2 5 1 Toronto . 002 030 20x-7 12 2

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-- honoic yover 38.000 Touring Service that

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, or the as ing. NATIONAL LEAGl.'F.' A general meeting of the Queen's County Branch , I I y

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