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, star. 'ri-in will be can best. (W0 mill 9.

unigr Abbies,

Bemiy Carson Pitches No-Hitter As C. And B. Shut Out Royals 3-0

. fine pitching performance by this last catch.

The Construction Crew got elev- en hits off Dawe and two of their three runs were cariied.

Coke Grady led the Curran an Briggs batters with three hits in fire trips. Whalen. Walker and Purcell all had a brace of singles.

Benny Carson pitched a no- hltter against the R.C.A.F. Royals at the Recreation Centre. diamond in Sunimerside last night, and his mates played errorless ball behind him as the Curran & Briggs Jun- iors eliminated the Air Force team in the semi-final series for the championship of the Baseball League, defeating Royals 3-0.

H": zie's jumping catch of Paul Schur-

I freclmg his unusual pm.” nianls line drive over second in , '7 S ' 'I the first; Maurie Cannons fine mg I939 Belmy Walked nu? hlFlStl'ElL'll and catch to complete a "W3 mid "1959 View "I9 0”y.sll:ldoiible play in the first: and '”l1'9(9Cht:r5Lbl;3t5;'H0232::5:1"Cq;lxlcici"s spectacular stop of Walk- 0u 0”” E" V. ' . rchin rounder in thc row, through the fifth. slxlll Md glzslifliclgo 1lii'ignv ilwleil out at first. 5"V”"m 1.m"ng5' He mad 3' .13.” "inc Curran rt Briilfzs team not M”Ke”Z"" Bums. an M. m a run in the third inning when that driiinniic ninth liiiiiii,:.,(-Ham Grad). mt safely (0 cemm Macxmzle mfiunded mu gland went to secoiid when the ball f””5;- B”dm5 muff imt” ”01”dmg;:')lii'eiit througii Cox in centre field. 5” 3 W9 ”"l ” 0 6 ' c ke c- d' b.tlcd him home with er's hands so Tlhat Carson realiyl .L.'ia3g,.1. , .. - -.m pul ihe finishing touch to liisl liontinued on Page 13)

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The Junior Abbies. who last Fri- day night were probably within an

out of being eliminated from ihcl City round-robin baseball series, have written another bright chap- ter into the history of local hall with thc.r stirring march to ihel City championship. When paraded off Memorial Field yes- terday evening with the champion- ship securely tucked away they

Wrestling to the Prov- P ' ' ' '

iiiee this evening and for the first

time in history women wrestlers . , will be feat: cl on a local cardll T

when the vivacious and colorful; Miss Paddy Page of Seagiis meets

the attractive Miss Terry Shannonl

o Boston, Mass. in a card at the mum, All junior tennis players inter- Tho matches will get underway ested in entering the Provincial .liiiiior Toiiriianient. are asked to

at. R..'lO with an advance sale oii

tickets to begin at the Foruin at l"ave their iianics at the Charlotte-

iwn o'clock mis afternoon, lioilll Courts. As in the district iournaineiils. there will be two age

The women wrestlers will take part in only the semi-final c-vent, groups - i5 years and under, and

They will be engaged in one (aill

;iifl)'El'K making up their own doub- les teams, Any pinior aiiiliatcd with any tennis club in the Province may enter. The tournament will be run off the week of Aug. 2 to Aug.

The main bout will see the for-. nvr world's hcavywelglit champ-p ion Steve "Crusher" Casey of Coun- ty Cork. Ireland. tangllnz with Paul, sweeny. the California television:

During the some week the Char- lottetown Tennis Club is holding its own Scnior Tournament. The re- sults of the Provincial Junior Tour- nament will decide which players will go to Ottawa to represent Prince Ddward Island in the Do- minion Tournament sponsored by the Canadian Lawn Tennis Assoc-

of three fails with R 60 minuioi tlirw limit.

. .- ywliminary Stan Staslask of .-Joston .:'!l! 7"-ct Charlie Roi-iche and in the curtain raiser Billy Tay- lor of Armdale, N.s. will take on Ralph Morris of Halifax.

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App)-V held up by the recent rain, will be resumed today with the matches previously scheduled to be played by this evening.

Efforts are being made by the Charlottetown Tennis Club to have movies on tennis shown at. the local cotrrts this Saturday. Aug. 2 when bot.h the Provincial Jiuilor Grind condition. Fall at RR 0rle- and Cliariotletown Senior tourna-

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and horses declared Tuesday, August 5 at Dr. Seaman's Stable, Charlottetown .

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ill years and under. There will bel both singles and doubles events, they

rairied with them the results of months of hard practise which to- geiher with their fighting spirit: and will-to-win has moulded them' into what they are to:ia,v-a winn- ing baseball team.

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And the guiding hand beiilnd lillal. moulding belongs to their ,eoach Ev..MiaeNeill. to whom the ipractise of building championship teams is not a stranger. There are lfew men in these seaside provinces who had more success with junior players than the soft-spoken Mac- 'From Little Acorns Great Oaks Grow", and so it has been; with MacNeilI. For the past few years he has been starting from scratch and coming up with cham- pions too often for it to be acci- dental.

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MacNeill perhaps has one point in his favor which the other City coaches do not have. He is hand- ling young plagrs, most of them between I5 and 20 years of age who are in the state of development and who develop in a hurry once they start. In addition to that they have the youthful enthusiasm so neces- sary in winning games. Most. of his players: with few other worries lon their minds, concentrate on lbasehall for the summer months whether it be through practising, talking, devising plays or dreaming about the game.

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The story behind the Juniors rise to success reads something like one of those magazine stories that one seldom expects to come in con- tact with. Two months ago ihey were on the verge of throwing in the towel after they had lost-four of their better players. At that time practically all they thought they had was is pitcher. a couple of inflelders and outflelders and an old chest. protector. Hard work and determination along with good guidance proved differently.

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In the first game of the double- round-robln series two weeks ago the Junior: lost. 4-2 to M. C. K. In the third game against the Inter- mediate Abbies the score was tied 4-4 in the sixth inning. A Junior loss and the Intermediates would have won the crown. But things were destined for it different end. Two Juniors were out in the sev- enth lnning when they started their rally. At the end of the nev- enth they led 7-4 and the game was called on account of daricness. From then on they never looked back.

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The man who spelled most of the difference in yesterday evening! game was Donnie Ma.eI.eln. The young rlghthnnqer ,who is having his best season. gave up only six hits and most of them came when

the bases were empty. "Punnell" has 3' number of great. perform- ances to his credit this year.

among them I no-hitter. when he meets Benny Carson of the Curran and Briggs Juniors in the Island finals the stands should be full of ball fans for they will see a terrific pitching duel. I 0

To Benny we extend our heart- iest congratulations on hll no-hit effort yesterday against the Air- men. In no-hitting the Royals he has accomplished quite a feat for the airmen probably have more power in their halting ranks than any other team in the league.

M. P. won the Governor-General's

highest point total in the grand, aggregate in the Prince llsland Rifle Association Prize Meet. with 537 points out of a possiblcl 555 following three days of com-i, petition at the Squaw Point. Range,

Police Corporal won the MacDon- ald Tobacco. Company and the W. K. Rogers Memorial Matches yes-,

m(.yl'I?obacco Co. Match with a score oil

lNicho1son Tyro Aggregate was won

Corporal W. Beatty, R. 0.

Silver Medal yesterday for the

Edwarcl i

The Royal Canadian Mountedi

terday. lie won the Mat-Donaldl

103 out of a posible l()5 and he,

won the other match followingd a shoot-oif with Lieut. Mary . ac- Lennan. '

Lieut. MacLennan and Constable R. Barwise tied for second place, in the grand aggregate with toi.als' of 517. They will shoot off today for the Governor-Generails Bronze Medal, emblematic of second place honors. i

Captain Roy Maecabe of Char- lotletown won the United Services. Oiiiecrs Club Match with a score of I'll out of a possible 2-00. The

hy Cadet W. D. E. MacDonald, with a score of 4.95, Cpl. Beatty and Lieut. MacLcn-

naii each had 72 out of a possiblel

'75 in the W. K. Rogers Memorial

Three Tlqiorses Take

New Record

Yesterday In Siside

New records were established byi thrse horses in sepaiate classes in' a very fine racing card at the Sum- inerside race track yesterday af- teriioon.

In the No. l classified. Annis Boy owned by Don Bak:r, Summcrsld.-2, and driven by Ensor Bowncss, es- tablished a new record in the third heat, going the mile in 2.12 (U5 having previously led the field to the finish wire in the first dash.

In the first heat. of the No. 1'. classified, Winnlefs Last, owned and driven by R.(:. Shea, Kin- kora, was first, and thereby estab- lished A new record by doing the mile in 2.15 3(5. . '

In the first heat of the No. is classified. 'Face Cloth, owned by Clayton Green, Emerald, and driv- en by Mr. Bobey. did the mile at." 2.13 V5 to establish the third rec- m......m..Lm...?...L.

Probuble Pitchers

NEW YORK. July 30 -(AP) - Probable pitchers for tomorrow's major league games (won and lost records in brackets):

American

New York at. Chicago (night)- Raschi (ll-2) vii. Rogovin (0-ll).

Washington at St. Louis (night) -Johnson (0-3) or Gumpert (3-5) vs. Bearden (4-2) or Madison (3- I)

Boston at Cleveland -- Parnell ('1-6) vs Lemon (ll-B). Philadelphia at Detroit (2)- Shantz (18-2) and Kellner (7-9) vs Hoeft. (2-3) and Trucks (4-ill).

atlonni Pittsburgh at Brooklyn (2)- Main (2-8) and I-rogue (1-2) vs

Rutherford (2-2) and Landrum (0-0).

Chicago at New York-Mlnner (0-7) vs Koslo 01.4).

St. Louis at Boston-Mlsell (5-ll) vo Bicicford (7-9).

(Only games scheduled).

Softball Games This Evening

Two City League softball games will be played this evening at. six o'clock. The Guardian Angels will meet the sunshine island Dairy at.lParkdale while Horne! will play the Bowery Bombers at the

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The Best In Wrestling I IONIGHT - 8:30 P. M.

Main Bout-Two of Three Falls Steve "Cnislier" Casey, County Cork, Ireland Former World's Heavyweight Champ I

Vs. Paul Sweeney, The California Television Star

Miss Paddy Page, Saugus. vs. Miss Terry Shannon, Boston Preliminaries ' v

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Cpl. Beatty Continues Lead In Rifle Shoot; Competition Is Keen

l.VT:teh. After firing five rounds in

the shoot-off they were still tied

with scores of M. They then fired .

shot for shot and on the seventh shot the Mountle scored a bull and Lieut Miaebennan an inner to end the competition.

Today the last Match in the four day competition will be fired. It is the Jones Memorial Match with 10 rounds at 200 and 500 and 15 rounds at the 600 yard range. The scores of this match addtxl to the grand aggregate will form the Ottawa Agregate from which the D. C. R. A. team will be selected.

THE MAVCDONALD TOBACCO COMPANY MATCH

Cpl. VV. M. Boalty, RCMP Sgt. G. A. Coies, PEIR Ll. liliiry liltit-Lennon, RCAML ('51. R. Biirwise. RCMP . .. Capt. A. J. ll.icCiil)e, PEIR Capt. R. A. li'lcCahc. PEIR Cpl. Alton Rodd, PEIR Major A. F. Gormley, P Tpr. IV. Gamble, PEIR Ox'Cdi. T. Biiines, RCNIRJ

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JULY 31, 1952

Star urler

Donnie Mac an (above) pitched the Junior Abb es to the City Base- ball championship yesterday even- ing by throwing a six hitter against the Intermediates. Mac- l.ean fanned nliie batters in seven and'a half innings as the juniors won the important game 6-3.

N. S. Baseba-Ilia

(By The Canadian Press)

Truro Bearcats took a double- head:r from Kcntville Wildcats Larru-

Wednesday but Liverpool pers edged Dartmouth Arrows 2-1

to keep their on:-game lead in the District Baseball

Halifax and League standings.

Playing at home, Truro won the

first game 3-1 and took the night- cap 4-1. At sticllarton, Halifax

ord broken a the Summerside track during yesterday's race: in the second (lash, Face Cloth also cleaned the field and led the waV home in slighlly,slowcr time.

Some exceptionally fine racing was witnessed in all classes and in the first dash of the first race four horses finished abreast in a beau- tiful driving finish.

the horses came to the gate, Kit- ten, was away back at the la pole apparently unnoticed. and although driver Phillips made an earnest. ef-

Bruce Siewari's. Defeat Home's

Bruce Stewart's moved into. a third place tie in the City Soft- hall League with the Guardian Angels -yesterday evening by de- feating Horne Motors 12-5 in a game played on the Old Diamond.

The foundrymen, who have been hitting a fast pace in recent games raced into a. 3-0 lead in the first inning and were never headed. They added four-more runs in each of the fifth and sixth I ' .

Lineups: Bruce Stewart's- C. Trainor, W. Leclair, E. Tralnor, .1. Bradley, R. Judson. R. MiwEach- ern, J. MacKay. B. Wright. L. Murphy.

I-Iorne's-Arsenault, 1. Connors. MacDougall. H. C3.l'I',(H. Hen- nessey, V. Blanchard, 0. Prunty, L. Gallant, T. Arsenault.

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Capitals were defeated 3-2 and 7-1 in games

Junior Abbies. who less than a week ago were on the verge of elimination, came roaring back yesterday evening to win the City Baseball Champion- ship by defeating the Intermed- iate Abblu 6-3 in a seven and one-half inning game at Memorial Field. '

The Junior: successful uphill struggle enables them to meet the Summerside Curran and Briggs J nlors in the Island League fin-

Ev. MncNelll'l

an. The first game will likely be played in Summeraide next Wednesday.

Donnie "No-I-lit." MqcLean once more led the Juniors to victory with a six hit pitching job. He was given able support by his team-mates who banged out 10 hits of! the combined offerings of Merlin . MacKenzie and Charlie Ryan.

For six innings

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Curranitesl In Island Finals- MacLean uniors To 6-3 Victory Over Intermediate Abbies

TTmMc in; battle before the .vullN..i'"f"' ally Bot. to the "Red Fox" 1; that time the Juniors weie lhedr) mg 1-0 as the result of a nmai. the fourth inning. "

Charlie Kenned ally found his iiI'sel:va)lio ili.'ii..”"' second base, struck the big 510:: in the Intermediates downfall. He hit a sharp single into right field with the bases loaded in the nu, ful sixth to send two men mm... the plate with what proved to ho the winning runs. '

Macxenzie was relieved in tin sixth by Charlie Ryan. Ryan gm out of the sixth without lroublq but in the seventh surrendered two hits and two walks for two runs. This ended the Junior, scoring.

MacLean struck out nine man in bringing home the champion. ship. Three of the hits, hows", went for extra bases, one being I triple by Maurice Williams, . double by Reg Hughes and an- oiher, I blow by Willis Hennauey which was played into a triple. He walked only one man.

Maclienzle, the losing hurl", gave up four runs and eight hit. in the five and one-third inning: he worked. He struck out tm men and walked a like number.

Not A man on either tgm reached second base during thq first three innings. "Duck" Mu. Lead and Brian Lewis both reach- ed first for the Junior: but both were caught off base. Willi: Hen. nessey got on for the Intermed-

iates but was wiped out in I double play engineered by Chin-. lie Kennedy.

Forbes Kennedy of the Junior: opened the scoring in the fourth. He got on base by mean: of I walk and was driven - across the plate by Joe Coyle's single into left field. Jackie Burke. who also attempted to score on Coyle'I single was caught at the plate on Maurice William'I perfect throw from the outfield.

Jackie Burke and "Duck" Mae- Leod hit back to hack single: to open the Juniors big rally in ii)! sixth. Coyle reached on an error to fill the bases.iBurke was for- ced at the plate as "Cuke" Pineau went to first on a fielder: cholcu.

Switch hitter Charlie Kennedy, batting lefliand (1 then rifled A single into rlgh field to lend home MacLeoi'I and Coylc with the big runs. Brian Lewis laid down a hunt to send home Pin- eau and went to first for his lec- ond hit of the game. At thin point Ryan came on to put out

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