W. L. Pot. ".50 3'7 .615 .. .. U “no "58 4B .... B 405 .... L. ._. Q New York .... .. M .443 Philadelphia & .480 Pittmufgh ".87 58

3y Tile Canadian Press

Bqbby Doerr’: rlnlifl 0nd mi-iln] robbe Bo c“, . “whit game es rday a|_ l3- ‘and Indians’ irebsil ace became the second maloc- league hul-ier to

x.

be t hiif d Ted Wil- iiaiiafufiorngherflrx time this year hhd fanned ai ht other Sox to rocket his tots for the Ieliwii t0

run triple in the second and scor-

Big Alton Benton, making his New York snkees s-o on a five-

. t 1'1 1V1 h l hi; performance to pitch Detroit Miiasaalgcdgllllzigpgrl? meexggctgi i‘; Amman League’ by one percent. iggethreeifigg: ‘baeatniry. The Anchors

Tigers into second place ifl the

"Ch 8&0- White Sox scored three runs in the ninth inning to beat the Athletics 8-2 liter the A's had

rrii- 3:;'.::f:".I; iii Farley Kniiiikiiil

Doerr spoiled

sir second ne-hit triumph thil ' season as he opened the second t a inning with a clean hit to left

field. The Boston infielder was

ed command.

Rapid Robert's mighty triple over Dimaggiob head in writre in the second Inning scored Don Rosa and Jim Henn- who had singled, and Feller tallied on Jack

zizsiflissiiztfnxi instilled In Tournament A

At Detroit. .

with a hmner apiece. knocking in foul- ofthe Tiger tallies.

loth the other Detroit runs were forced across the piaze when starting Yankee ‘pitcher Marius Russo walked y Cullenhine with the bases loaded in the ‘first

e

with the lacks jammed in ihe second.

assesses §§§§E%§§

THEATRE

SAT. 7.45 and 9.45 1115., City Sirkont, Brunet. and

"m" °"'°°“ ‘m’ °"

°l"‘.l.-'lll.!llll§llll_

,. Win-ad.

Tiger's Move To Second Place In American League

g"..tli.'.,":; AIIBhBTS A1111 notch B0 victories with a 4-1 ’ln . ££iZL°'fi..i‘°§§“° """"'“ Tonight S Tilt

Ari h a 1o tr t

m. Feller swept honors (or llle toniggltmaat the ieii-‘k xiiianeiinanirligl; day by liellllll ' "we'll"? “"°' regular City League fixture at 615. . . tim in be h lrix the 1mm“ m!“ mnke‘ “ in ena ic tire teislmsetlo sfitla; 2h: meow-t llllel- riul nlr-e innings. ’ mm 1am.- likel i irl ill"- ‘urt °° M” B’ m“ m" chnioeflf-or therAfichors witbpitlfitfinl:

Stsrti

. By HERB JONES median Press Stall MAYFLEILD GOLF AND COUN- Conway’: one-borer for ail the my cum, mnwnwm July 31_ rum the Uldfiillll l" ll"d°ll- The 1946 Canadian smateurcham- i tournament lit Blldle “lllltlm- Halli‘ Glam‘ aide open in the third round giggle berg and Dick Wakefield backed gwday when ‘he 01d master from up Benton’: air-tight flinging Dunno, promo.‘ Pm Farley’ and Jack ash t., were knocked out by two dark- horae rollers from m Pacific coast. Jack Ellis. a 82-year-old smooth. ie from Vancouver's Marie Drive inning and passed Wak icid g£,:b'udd"'gg£g vetem“ Fulfi-

up in tbs most thrilling match of tli day big upset went to an-

. other‘ Vancoum golfer. Dave Dix- gmpetltion. Dixon outdrove‘ and

out-patted Nsah for s. s and 5 vloto

Baseball Results

AIEIJCAN LEAGUE

0 l

000 002 04x-0 1o 0

, lhsterson and Early: .4178 Potter. Ierrick and Mencusg. H

.589 Wadlhgton .547 St. Louis

Bolton .997 Cleveland Harris. Johnson. Dreiseward and slough-grungy, 155G115 H. Wagner; Feller and Began.

Philadelphia 000 C _ 000 003-8

Illowier and Desautols; Input and Hayes.

New York 000-0 5 I Detroit 120000 Son-o 0 0

Marsh Benton and ‘rebbetts. ‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chloago 000 304 001-8 14 0 New York 0B1 000 000-1 5 2 Passesu and Livingston; , Kennedy. Abernathy and ivarrec.

' 8 000 04: roe-lo 15

Brook] 000 800 010- S 10 ci Kluttz. Garagiola; Herring. Casey and Ed-

0100011100-490 00000000001-818 4

. (11 inn

Moiloy. Gumbert and Bsiendverger and Seminick 001010 000-2 6 0

Hatten.

Phlhlhh

Cincinnati Philadelphia 000000

Blackwell. Gumbert and Lamen- 113a Donneliy. Soilanz. and Semi-

000 100 000-1 7 2 010 000 001-2 1 1

Lannlng and Baker; Saln and O‘Des.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

100100000-2 71 000000010-16 2

Gabbard and Howeir;

001 00o 100-4 6 0 000 000 001-5 B l Eaton and Tlaoacheck: s- Hooh, Podgelny and Loi-

Cardoni, 'Ibte and ll! Bu! -

v50

A rural-its:

Valley ehampiimh He (id not de- i3" “"1 ii" i - love. ecsmeups (mswlr in s remarkably short time and. s: Laird Wat

Oarladini players pl dicted. Wil- liam Stateside is running true to for-in when he qualified Don Bauld CIVIC.

Josaeii corwon

t ~iilofiiuaounlvlliimv imp SATURDAY ' sousls reason

. PAGE SEVEN

HuskyMcCsbaandhlsArich who have yet to break into that

Tough Break For local Firefighters

win column in Liiird section of the Cit league Baseball schedule meet the Liegionaires at the Perk diamond this evening. The Aniahorc lost s close two-one decision to the "Vets" 1n their lest meeting. Husky figures his team should be lead- ing the loop, and Just wh they aren't is 00151261311 ‘illéliflltlhbie

Husky isn't taking anything away from‘ the other two teams — in games won- but he figures the

ors have no license to lease the cellar position uiuch longer. Husky wasn't talking very IIlUCA. but it was no icngue secret- ht- figured a win tonight and then n. run through the section to the‘ playoffs.

i '0 0 O

The fact that the Rovers went into s tic with the Anchors ful- first place 1n. 1.419 second section vros a bit disconcerting, not to say" annoying. On tolp of that the Anchors have lost‘ their opening third sectional game to the Legion- sires and there's no time to lose in seeing the situation rectified.

Anchors with a shrug of the should.- ers, is injecting new blood in his line-up to secure a winning oom- blnation. Ifarry Currie has been

_ + i» Art Perry, Legioilaires‘ big back-

ahip from last section's leader. Bud: Wihitlock Perry has hit safely seven 2mm in twelve offici- lll trips to Jumii his average over T1tS to tire 437 mark Whiit.

tiook has slipped from 410

with two to his credit with Cari» this Saturday afternoon when the

the following Saturday at Summer- side.

4 ll- 0 l0 List year tile zliampionship was decided in a one clay i8 hole tourna-

wus George Hawkins who carded

stroke behind was Cecil Bowling. 4i 0 ll- rl- With over 70 entries in the classic

petiwrs to ply the fairways and greens for the coveted title. Prizes

additional ir-iiic-"ment for lp-anii-

"rwkie" tournament

been received aid it ls planned to

o! the club. 4- 0

011.1119 wane in the Maritimes.

Charlottetown‘: failure to get til-l nozzle over the line them at Mollctoii yesterday in the reel team race of- the Itiremerfs Tournament. won the race with Lunerllburg sec- ond s-rd Glace Bay third. The time was 53 seconds. Reports last night were that a. Charlottetown team made the exceptionally fast time oi 4B seconds and that the much disputed line was not dmwn until after- the argument- began

The ladder race was won by Moncton and Bnthurst wok the coupling race No time wangiveri

dlsq ualifiod

Some of the iooei firemen are expected beck this evening with the remainder arriving Lo-morrow

Nova Scotia Firemen Take s. n...t..‘..t firs... the Top Honors

MONCIDN. NB. July 2.1 -(CP) prevailed upon to lend his Services -Nova Sootia rhemen

and “l7v" hope; that the new 3.141;- honors in the Maritime Fireman's ion. to infield will do the trick. wilmemeiil iiiorrs meet here ta- A little shifting around might Just day Highest wires were complied produce that heeded spflfk the by teams fro-m Glace Bay. Amherst Leglonsircs were lacking all along. 811d Llllldilbllfi» HBoth the Icgionslres and Rover-s have a win and a draw this sec- scoring pair-w. decision tion. The Archers have lcst their the Winning team was deferred only game plwyid. until tomorrow.

ll-

Due tu a dis-

agreement over the method of

sto h bee . di th 1 I I I Misfits Win From Katz

The Misfits through their de- to .300 securing only one safety termination batted their way into in his last seven times st bat. The the wiii column last evening in Rover shortstop still 1cm in thc a 1981118!‘ flame in the KHiBht-i (If home run department however Cvllirrllblls Fiflllbhll M88119- Dovvn four runs al- M-aoDonsid. lunrrr-up with one the second innings. round-trlpper. "three in the third and four ill the 0' 0 4- § fourth to go into the lead 7-5 and

One of the highlights oi the iocei the final standing was. Misfits l5. golfing season w.ii get underway Kata 7. Double Plays and Dower at the opening stage of the Prince Edward bat gave the winners the Verdict- Isiand Championship will be piciy- A feature of the batting rallies ed 0n the Charlottetown Club's WiSS iille homer by K. ‘White. i01- oourse. The second 18 holes of the lowed bv a triple. both times with 88 hole competition will be played the bases loaded.

lile clld 0f they added

r. They lined up as follows: Misfits: - MacDonald. Trainor. merit over the Gieen Gables course Gaudet. White. Stewart, Haughey. at the National Park. The winner O'Connor. Larkln. J. McEachsm. Kata-Doyle. Coyle. Weir. Ber- an 8. In runner-up position was hard, Walker, K. Mclilacheni, Mc- Joe Mailer with an 0t and another Innis. Bryentoni Landrigan. Umpire: C. MacDonald. l

_ Bobby Suckers and Cundaii Kids last year officials are looking for- stlii tied for first and Misfits and ward to an even larger list or oom- Kai, tied for third place,

Standing at end ofrthe 1688118?

for the winner rind runner-up in Bobby gmkei-g each division should provide an gums,“ Kids _, Misfits . .

wflwqi

coming golfer; in compye _ I.‘ ‘t l’ t‘ l Katz _

A proposed Cundail Kids and Bobby Sock- for golfing beginners at the Chai- ers play Friday lottetown Club is being favorably place. received A numuer of entries have Sunday for third place.

_ Playoffs will proceed as set down have qualifying _".iund itrxcd Fri- before with day evening. The top e ht pin els finals‘ will then compete in thatch pay. instead of s sudden death as first A prize has seen donzted by M1‘. stated. '

l Gordon MacDonald. vice-president

and Katz and Misfits piiay

being best two out ‘of three

m“ deputmehtfi-ihs received a product of the _grest tournaments letter from s. tennis follower on "Rid iltfe~slllllelll the recent tournament held at With a little encouragement vll- Guv Harvester (Arbimz) Wo_ p, i, fg-pf°duged helm“ _iic interest in improved faci ties 9 ll 0- 0- 1131C proléefiiorganlzation and Can- m; “hue; a -an a a on. l in in: ioviysttfi‘. gag war lhlemt chimp qhghiu tom-heme,“ held 1h more Mbresides produced to bring 1mm din-in‘ m, wag QQnd-ffth credit and honor to P. E. Island. m“ Th, “mam. Press’ no Another Charlottetown youngster doubt, w“ h1g0 he"; hit by the who showed up well in Truro in w" 5M h“ m; yet ‘o; 0mg 1h senior play was James Palmer. i-le the Maritimes at least. t does is now iilayiflis in the iunioi- tour- riot mean that tennis interest is l m?!" mid ll ourts in Halifax.

can be revived and

Cathedral _ Watch him.

llll: LHARLUIIIZILNNN GUARDIAN

Close Finishes Arc , Feature 0i Covchcad Meeting Ye

lillaritirrie Amherst

stcrday

Featured by blanket nnishea in DlWl-WBHWGWW bee}; a. crowd of

Covehead race meeting yesterday afternoon with Lorraine Prince Budiong, Eleanor G. and Lucky Spencer being returned the winners 1n the four- classes raced.

Goini! ho: aitlon for the first heat. Spot. driven by Pat snapped the rail st the first turn

there on made every post a win-

Lorrslne Abbe paced into the picture in the second heat. wk- ilzg over the lead on the back- stretch- the second time around and outfooted the rest of the field

over Wait N'See. in the third and final heat it was 10mins all the

took top

L. 1

NMSS;

1 5 5

ilrey as she led from wire to wire with wait N'See again furnishing

Prince Budlong. owned and driv- en by Harold Oudmore of Br

Bards Square Series With

Brooklyn

By The Canadian Press Bbvplodlng from a dismal batting slump. St. Innis Cardinals yester- day shelled three Brooklyn hill-tars] for l6 solid nits in piling up a i0 if. victory that sliced the Dodgers‘ National League lead to 2 l-3 5am“ sing their "crucial" ser In aquls - lee with the Brooks. Eddie Dyer’! awakened Red Birds ran up their biggest hit total since Juiv 3. BM routed hefty Joe Batten to dis- prove Ieo Durocners theory, that they are easy meat for southpawa. For the finale today of the short series. Dyer named Harry (‘I110 Cat) Brecheen who has won seven anti cropped 1° to WW“ BM” lyn’; Vic Lombardi. an; a south- 1 .' or .

pagillgiiigaa overwhelmed ' inx. w n8 3 ZiI0$Ie§dmrPREoii1rl Pills: elphlo

LIXXIN (AP) _ Don money Winn , _ llmlil- rim-ii 13.21.1123; time H

gum"? 51" today when one or hi;

lyivgmtflxelggeeneiand summer sale or

test

_ 2-1. before 13.560.

§ihé%e1sl’51;31l'l’:dii6dl had lost at: successive Elm" ill “l? Emu" that Connie Nlaclf built. Biii McKcchnies crew had to Bu‘ 11 lnniIIEB l0 l-‘ln the °Pf§rfé lei-gel on ihe siiength of“ two PM 81pm; errors that lea

gay was 3-1-1 in

‘in a stretch drive with Beaverdtaie and Just Betty captured the second heat blanket finish and then wesit on to take the third heat and race. leading all the way during the mile.

1n No. 3 classified the big crowd of fans saw a thrilling ',$T.!‘E1Ch d-uel between June limrn- ing, Eleanor . Billie with June Morning. ting away in eighth horse p0- holding of! the drives the other pair to qop the first heat.

Going away on the rail for the second heat. June led the right around to the stretch but then was forced to 1980mm! yield the lead. with Eleanor G. under the wire in first place a neck to the good Over Billie Kslmuck who had also come very fast. in the mretch.

Eleanor G. led-all the way in the third and final heet Billie Kalmuci: finished a half length back and June just a couple of strides back in third place.

Lucky Spencer was three-year-oid stake Going away in fourth po- sltion for the first heat he went to the front on the backstretch the first time around and from then on was never headed. icy Long provided wihat competit- ion there was in every heat.

muck. net sition

Lorraine Abbe (L. Kelly) Walt N'See (W. Kelly) O. U. Volo (Stead)

Smart catches of the game were; Time: 2.14: 2.12; 2.12. made by J. Bryenton. Mcinnis. Winning horse owned b Wei

iifcNelii. Kensington.

Prince Budlong (Cudrnioi-e) Beaverdale (McNeili) .. Just Betty (Seaman) . Marjorie Budlong (Rankine) Winnie Scott Shirley H. Temple Tim

.4 Winning horse owned bvl-iarold oudmorc. Brackiey.

Eleanor G. June Morning (MacDonald) Billie Ksimuck (W. Kelly) Nellie Worthy (i... Kelly) Just Wicks (Cudmore) . Bonnie Spruce (CYMeara m‘ m“ Colleen Adam (McKenna) Mauderie Budlong

Quench-beau-

. Winning horse owned by Urban 99m‘ Gillls. Mlscouche.

S-Year-Old Stake

Luckv Spencer (MacArthur) Vsllev Loni: (Iiowrie) Miss commando ~(Coliiris) Sister Ann (D. Calibeok) (hill he lr- King s. Direct (Oil/fears)

Wi tniz horse owned by ivlyron the Sllllle Wt‘ Maclrilrrthur. Kensington.

KNITTING 0N NILE Thousands of years ago. Egyptains innelw the art oi manipul- ating yam with needles.

The four-horned snteiolpe is the only living wild - four - horned

‘animal. Boys 18-14 Years

will be conclusively shown in the events of i041. 0 4i 0

The ‘mu-o tournament was the greatest event in tennis history. from a P. Ii. I. viewpoint. It was not shown in an abort page how young William oruide of Char- lottetown fought his way up through the pack (and Nova Sco- tis ever had and still has fine pimrs) to meet Don Bauid of l! s: in men's singles finals.

N: that event two champions met-the ail-time no. one's of both provinces. It could not be expect- ed that Moreside could defeat Bauld who is also 1040 OttaWl

has a ions we! t and other great

to meet for the Maritime

BLUE BLA

l0 nr/l f/‘lr 5/.’ lI'-'l"-"

B07! 10-11 Yo!!! inches.

Ho‘? ll Years alga‘ 18-14 vean inches.

Boys 14-10 You: teem capta

with L. Burke. C Adamo. S. Mc- Lure. 1-2 miles lr. 3.09.

Kennedy.

mmtsris

LONDON - (C alraveil. oistkigulsrmi Britiitl sold-

mm 5cm; the plate to break s

. . e Phiis rallied but wind veteran campaigner muttrotted the 2 2 “e Th field of six to capture the first.’ heat from Just Betty, Budlong horse,

more only once in their half of thEZwSPeBIadr-wcli ouvplwhed Bllll Donneliy in the lhShWllP» 11"" wage‘; adi some last-innmz hell

bert. with Andy Pail» and m“ Nmwlsl?!“ hgmkg Giants ns, shellacked 6W °l'

J31 before 25.288 arc-light‘ ill-REIT!“ At. Boston. a triple to he Bu“ field come;- by.CGl'1Iii€ Ryan 8cm“ ed Nanny Fernandez fromm me base with the wlnnin! "-15 h ninth as Braves edged Pittsbutl Pirates 2-1.

Fernandez had reached Staging; ter two were out. when the . shortstop. Billy COX. erred 03d d hard-hitbbiili of! the Boston l‘ ulcers s .

s. Jnhnny 53in n-iight navel had a shutout gxcqpt for a lapse n rigid ti-hi in the fourth viihen he dligmk four mell to force the (mil burgh score.

King's Quart Track Meet Big Success

—1- A very sucuess-‘ul track meet. under the direction of Pa: Light;- izer. was held Tuesday evening at

‘ the King's Square Playground. The

various events wire keenly cori-

Be-rlnett Msodorrid starred in the meet bv wirning the sprint evonts- the 100 llnd 220.

uncovered in 12 year-old Dougi Cameron who§e smooth, effortless

crowd of spectators. Results of lsveriis ioiiow:

Time: 9 2-5 seconds. Boys 12 Years: do Yards

Time: 9 1-5 seconds. Boys 18-14 Years: 100 Yards . 1. C. MacDonald; il C. Adams Time: 13 4-5 srcorids. i Boys 14-15 Years; 100 Yards I B. MacDonald; 2. B. Ran-i l

Time: l2 4-5 seronds.

Boys 10-ll Years: 100 Yards l. Dori. Gallant: 2. Thane Doyle. Time: 14 seconds i Boys 12 Years: 100 Yards '

l. S. McLurc; 2. B MaoMiiian Time: 14 seconds.

Boys 13-14 Years: 220 Yards

l. C. MacDonoid; 2. H Glover. Time: 28 seconds

Boys 14-15 Years 220 Yards

1. B. MacDonald; 2. L Burke ‘Time: 25 2-5 seconds.

Kiddies Novelty i

Tricycle Race: 100 Yards

1. Jackie Kennedy; 2. Stirling Barrett.

Time: 24 2-5 seconds.

Boys 13-14: 440 Yards

1. C. Adams; i. C. MacDonald. Time: 109

. Boys 14-15: 44o Yards i. n

MSCDOPAIG; 2. L. Burke.

Tine: 105 2-5 Jumping Events lligh Jump:-

Boys (lo-ll Years

Thane Doyie- 3 It. l lnoh- l

Boy's 12 Years I D Oemeron- S feet '1 inches

Broad Jump J. Bwuarehriggs- 0 feet 4 1-2’

Burke- 10 feet i) 3-4 imhes. MacDonald -1o feet. ‘i l-l B. Leonard- 12 feet ‘l-2 inch

The Relay Race was won by a ned by B. MacDonald

Cffieisls

Starter: Pat lpightizer. Timer: Ralph Cameron. Judges: Jack Lightiser, Wipes

DONG uakwactninn : Glseshls one of the oldest knowrli

P) - Viscount . statclnsn and writer. as been

h WNWident-general. of the

dflllehter of Blue in, cllfled by PJ. O'Neill for szaoot ‘£22919! b8!‘ daughter of Blue

SEE OUR SELECTION OF WATCHES, '

WEDDING AND DIAMOND RINGS ‘I, II, WILLMMS Great George Street

WE" 2U)’ OLD GOLD

Pacing Derby At

N cw Glasgow Won

By Anti-Aircrai

Whirlaway’s Son Sells For 550.000

GTON. KY“ J11 3d _. whlrllllvlll’. woridlé chem.

lltlfflllshbred sons sold for $50,000

The wit. a chestnut our 01' the

dam. Dark Luvciin Wei‘. n is: _ with B iiganktbd bidding con

Hlflkel, New

33g}; gzrzll‘ ¢°ll9l8hed oy Mei":-

Mereworth yeuziirrgs pieaemih-

sted the afterno-sn session o1 the

day of the four-day Keene-

land auctions. leidlng the w”.

another 1.111110114101131‘ dart. 5mm‘? “he? illll-Drlced horses the Btiternoon sale were a bay

“if

3511111‘. claimed at $25,000 5y