viotory in ix st rts . ‘setting claim ‘VJhItgVQhT- ,1; 3mm 335ml viiiillhili... ‘£33 the seven-hit tching o! ators 'l-1 in the ant o1 a gm“- Charles (Red) lanbree at 09mg. game series. -- IOX gark yesterdray. “a ‘Brognhiela clubbed former o - run om b i, as o n N st year, has re- Feiix MacKigwigg in?“ yang? five hits ineiudin§ folinlxolflzexiie: of i0, additional nlng. Cleveland's first circuit clout m" i“ m‘? m“ 1111c innings and .... h“.li.'ll"..l"liil.“‘l” s: vasm-r- "a ‘"<.'s.:**.--.. s... ,¢oe a‘sarrviu_- ease,ato1¢[ ft! a0 ‘Own, New York. ltror sofa; touched for ‘QM J0gf"fid,:fi mnhsingled in e first] 153mg iifmwiiililviiiwoyw ileniiewiqell- 511.3. "9"" i“ "m4 in the ew- hieleeseilhltlittgleimretlx-fgllseolilttlferi ‘a... which lead; this oflice- Despite the senior, the White flihfflfigi; gum; ‘igfiffidfigvgtg

Conn Webb

Barmw, “my y Mei

Bob uinn.

mertown Museum. Kerr. its treasurer, mgmflilflli.

, first b Fwder:

If!

“m; Mike Kig. elly, ca limes O'Rourke. outfielder; _.guiiert Robirlsonk catcher.

lonal in the major baseball enter- prise in 1901.41 a‘ *6

1m committee a ofnied b midis concerns itselliap only wi me greats oi the era before mas- live concrete stadiums and when i crowd of 20.000 at a game was nothing more or less than aston-

tuna-

. If

of the ten players selected. only m are alive today - Clarke and may. The most recent p g the other eight was Al“ of Roger Bresnahan. who died list year.

its li< i

iii so far as life-time batting ivsr es are concerned, the at- tit the i0 was Dan Brou hers, who a long career with six clubs of the old National league, three ditiifiin no longer in that circuit, iii .

iii h! it!

Broutilers. who wound up his ureer as a watchman at the Polo Grounds in New York, was a b . bleak-bleed husky who wssnt isit but eould realy hit the

ball.

i» 4‘ + itlght behind Brouthers in the biting department cornea Dele- hsnty. who had a 346 record. ‘lbm Duffy with .880; Kelly. .324; no cllxiagieultslo: 1£ISmG;1‘O'RJt.7ib-l\l'k¢- " flu! gr. : my Collins. . : Wilbert Robinson, so, and Roger greenahan. $0. ltwllbenoted that only three d tile 10 000 hitters. than . their fsnstunoed oneas egreatbat- tar, for there was no such thing ll! s "rabbit" ball then. d‘ ‘f6 ‘i?

Perhaps the most podpular oi the elections with the "oi guard" will ts til of Jimmy Collins, who is

greatest third

. The choice nfluvable old Uncle Wilbert Rob- inson. who after a brilliant career s: a player. particularly with the old Baltimore Orioles. where he stirred among such players as ee- Ysll Hughey Jennings and John licumw, and later won his man- Ilsrlal spurs with the Brookl Dodgers, referred to d l! ifllilll’! reign as the Robins, will slso meet with approval.

‘ éié

lt is slid ‘that members of the Toronto Maple Leafs‘ Stanley Cu winning team received 01.300 esc for battling through l8 play-oi! soles, including the finals with iroit Red Wings.

This moved one America" snort: Iriter to remark: "Quite diflerent "all nls or league baseball where world es players whack up any- viiere from $5.000 t0 06.000 each l0? a seven-game series." How- ever, in making the comparlso between the two. the American write conveniently failed to men- mn that one sport is indoor and

e other an outdoor traction

‘It °Y ilrger stadiums. Chicago stadium, largest of e N.H.L. hockey rinks, has

‘fhiillaclty of betvleen 19 and 30 oussnd. whereas the smallest

The ill th

The lobplayglés picked last Wedi;

n C. Cark, head of the he and Pauli Rosel- uth-'

S02! Hugh‘ elder; Hugh Jennings,

e To Six Games

“in selecting these diamond stars

oi the early days for baseball im- , _ m, , the Hall of Fame com- The surging Toronto Mflplglgflg a»: ‘l. . ans". “i

ase a . rom game ob of the latter to pick gchind twice to defeat the S . m file Hall oi Famers cuse Chiefs 0-0 ands-a in m, have nourished since the e of a bill before 11,000 American league joined the Nat- holnzefialgs.

death ed

$1 second she sari. Dorothy Pam's

t Iiih the latter having th.e advent: St

News

oleveisnow . last- us, _

scored their first ham“

erican league

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Toronto Maple l Leafs llunWins

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(B! The Canadian Press)

la n hi... whlpssliefimd“’fi.‘.f. "fill! with three doubles and a sin le, the Leafs overcame a two-run 5e- flcit in the first game.

111 the hightcap. Leafs scored u" Win01!!! run in the eighth in- nine of the regulation seven-in- ning gun's: when any (glsatano ompe olne on e’ outfield fly. "y s

the Sui!

ase demonstration at Buffalo when they swept to a third stra ht tri- umph over the Bisons by he box car figures of -

Mike Sklaif lilrpllbod Nth as e eiouted two homers. one with the bases choked, a double and two s lee to drive in six runs. Frank f oned another pair oi circuit swat: make it five in thrlee a s

i. ........ p to a dou- oie victory over Rochester before

i007 fans. I elded only three hits, all baseman Rausch, in

' Bouts f0 secon

taking key won the seven-inning night- osp 3-1. with a four-hit perform- ance.

Sun Stream Ila: Opening (limit 0f British Season

NIIWMARKET. England. Nay 8 -(CP) — Lord Derby's Sun Stream. a 5-in-2 favorite, won the one thou- sand guineas over the Bunbury mile today in the first classic race of Britain's rao season.

Lord Iioaberyk ue Smoke was

Mrs. Father ran third.

Sun Stream came from behind to win by three lengths in the clas- sic race for three year old fillies. Ridden any W508. 3“! Stream wa ted her turn and finish- ed exceptionally strong.

Baseball Results

AMIIICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 000 002 NO-‘f ll . 0 Chicago 100 000 000-1 ‘l

ab." and McDonnell; Grove.

C- n", Paplsh and Trash. Washington 100 MOON-l s I . Louis (B3 000103-41 ‘l 0 Niggellihg, Carrasquei and Per-

rell; Potterand Mancuso. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First Game: v

Syracuse 001 000 001-5 l0 2

Toronto 100 001 40x4 0 4 Kalski. Blue (7) and Kemz:

Crowson. San-luely (l), Smola (0) and George.

Clevewlisnd. lliriulfiesne -Wi'n Fmni Pace-Setting A Chicago Team

idle: New York Yankees. _With greterarnwfielson Potter pit.

the third hit, another single.

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Victory '0}... .lieturns iag

UITAWA. May e - (cm -The National War Finance Committee ~s nounced tonight that partial re- turns on Monday's sales in Can. side's eighth victory’ loan campaign total $50,138,700, against $12,550,900 for the full day's report. on the corresponding clay of last autumn’: seventh victory loan.

Returns so far received covering Monday's sales boosted the cumula- tive figure for the first l3 days oi the current three-week campaign for a minimum objective of $1.350.- 000,000 to $96l.l56,050, against $014,- 454000 at the some stage in last fall's. drive,

Officials of National Loan Head- quarters s-ald yesterday's celebration oi victory in Europe brought a lag in nation-wide reports on the day's progress. Additional returns were expected overnight.

Welfare Plans For Canadian Prisoners 0i War

orrmwa. May a - (“mu —"Dc- tailed and careful plans have been made for the welfare 0! Carildiln

r‘ oners of war liberated‘ in Eur- ope, the Wartime Information Board said tonight in a statement.

"Prisoners of war are being in- structed to remain in their camp! rather than to attempt to make their own way to Allied forces It is hoped that within a few dsys Allied officers, who, have been spec- ially selected and trained for the purpose, will have reached cam by air in order to report on cond tions

' slid W 1 B '

e,’ . . . "If it is found from their reports that food or medical supplies are needed, these will be dispatched by quickest means available as large stocks have been mfliit "My ii {elected airfields against thig eon- 1118911017. “Many of the camps containing

listed within parts 0f Genrsanl’ scheduled for occupation by Soviet forces. Under tel-nu of the Crimea a ment. the Soviet government have undertaken care for and evac- uation of all British commonwealth prisoners of war liberated by the forces operating under their com- mand."

"On arrival in the United Kins!- dom officers and men of all serv- ‘ices, including merchant navy. W"! be sent on leave as necessary pro- cedure of medical check. document- ation. issue of my. coupons. etc. has been completed.

should be addressed to ihe nlel-i by service number, hank and name. ‘liberated prisoner of war. Canwdiln

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rova as e - 511"“), b. came from behind {he field to win the 52nd runnini! of the Preakness Stakes at Pimiirf: hm; years ago today. Al Saba his $700 colt set a new record oi 1.5’! which lowered the old record by I second and a fifth.

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Canadian prisoners of war are sit- o; m,

had no alternative but toland with

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the enemy t di rtt ii hundreds of qthoilsgandso t e mum

have preferred to hold-in the west to meet the invasion from 311mg, And the cost to th

t dil h "ma" for exqamoners of w" garb l’ ast e British 8th and Allied

landing launched. It supplied air-bases from which and l operate in .a . Baria. Greece and Rumania. through

to southern France. Hoff-hem Italy-easily the richest and most productive section of this country

most testing ground of war,

Naples’ harborfrom la tangled mass

TH; opglgoialv RQGCY Resume Horle "Hum"?

Racsnigffln '- The

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I80 , , ._ _ ey have been in use or several weeks as horsemen - runners close to. actual racing condition.

a, xonaxooioaoaasio nous. May,- (A?) The battle for Italy

1._ .-

is ‘finished. after a solid 20 months of some of the grimmest, inost —. heart-breaking‘ fighting this war has seen, but it probably will take military histor- ians a lot longer than that to de- termine finally and accurately how much it contributed to victory o- ver the Nazis.“ '

Never before in the history oi warfare have so many men and machines been thrown into a strwgie for such a forbidding ter-' rain as Italy's mountains.

Never beforein modern war did! the real fighting for a country be- gin only after the country itself had surrendered.

Perhaps never before did such a battle begin after the man who was , in a considerable‘ degree respon- sible ittrsyiiliiltaiining that

one o e s bluffs in history." “gt

Those words were uttered to war correspondents in Algiers on the night of Sept. 8.1048, by Walter Bedel smith. then a Major General. Gen. EisenhowefsChief of Staff. a few months after the reporters flashed to the world the news of Billy's surrender. Even as he spoke B Gigantic landing fleet. already un- der enembyé-zilr attack. was nearing

Salerno . i

It was more than a bluff. It was a gamble. because the invasion fleet had sailed for Salerno before Gen. Eisenhower and his staff were certain the Italians would carry out the surrender terms and re-

Moreover. ‘the Germans had a fair idea where the landing would fiome- They needed only to look for the best plececf landing beach

adian Division) had gou ash Sept. 8, low-which would’ etiilob: within range of Allied fighter planes bsed in Sic . - During the next-eight days there

around the shallow beachhead and began a seriu of tank counter-at- tacks which ‘several times threaten- ed to hurl the‘ invading American ail British trawl back into the The whole campaign might M" been different -too'_if the Italian I'm)’ had not’ been demoralized. when the surrender was 11m a.

pi- . iio to rally heis troops and hold t e Germans out me a few'days until Allied airborne forces could belanded sufficient strength. o; sisted it was impossible and m; Drolect was abandoned. The Allies what was immediately available and take a chance. ‘They. did. and on. . -

The Italian campaign compelled troops. tanks and guns which he would

C, QIIQIIIY T058

h “m!” d "all Bniwld "W!!! October; a fact which makes ail ‘i his dwmdl“ mflflllflwlr- ' this scandalous gossip more hard- ' er to bear.

Military Dividends

Anny _(or Royal Canadian Navy or RCAJ‘, or Merchant Seaman) Italy ielded milit "vidends. own ow g- . It provi ed a s in rd from I

which the Ame can 7th army's in southern ‘France was "lift? hundreds o! - British

bombers. were able to great arcfrom Bul-

Hunolry. Austria and oel-lhahy

For l0 months the enemy retained

Iinlyhis been the Ailias‘ fol-e-

peldenee gained in converting

bars champion. Joe Beckett.

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Of Italy Seen‘ "Inf Perspective

-' tack

90th Panrer Grenadiers.

Ian Hitler's European fortress. was much spoken and written about striking the enemy's “soft under- beli " in the Mediterranean.

Mo to fisht. e a tish and American sol- i dlera who fought at Salerno and Antielpatladv IAssdissg Ansio. who crossed the Volturno.

Rapido and Garigliano.‘ and who battled a whole winter from one mountain to another toward Bolo- gna, would probably like to find the originator of that term and

the Adriatic town of Polish troops who scaled Monte Cairo to help unlock the door to Caseino and the proud men of a dozen or more lands who did just

W" Oppflfllmlil! to learn iult how what their leaders always said big a gamble it was. The Nazi cosn- they'd do-destrny the enemy in mand quickly threw afring of steel Italy. _

Jim. WARNING

Island in said County and Province make oath and say that the story

myself widow of my beloved brother Sgt. Wendell D. MacKenzic. is false and malicious ~and-ba.sed entirely -- on assumptions

work on the farm of Lemuel Allen after being ordered away from my fathers farm and promised my bro- ther, Wendell. that I would stay j to work on said lllaation Board saw fit came home to take over-we didn't think. of course. that anyone would use this method postponement cancelled-This pro- mise. to my brother. was never to be fulfilled. as he was drowned last

elster-in-laws name as well as my

forgotten in the desire to hurt thair mother.

story and any others continuing to c rc that they will be prosecuted.

County, this 26 day of April, A.D., 1040. in the presence of:

Th hin hind ihlzt gfiideduzlimll ‘l’:

New York and Illinois today consider dates.

I

to the world's busiest port in a few. months was

ponsible for the speed in

states ment was Churchill indicated it would follow after the formal signing of the sur- ‘

m i

ed aside and the members luo shouting with joy. shaking hands. all around and backsia laniinglderi u; a rendezvous iih m King cc o h r th -. W e

‘hers “do gafiercy efficflmne 1:838. Bow Room. which was smashed by P-underous reception. W118

_ (coupled A. port of the surrender. While the end of the war was of- .=-.-.-.---. ficially‘, laimed in London and sporti Washington. Moscow's announce-

set to come. But Mr.

." he said. "it may be

landflspecially dusrable for us to em-

e debt we owe to our iy whose main celebrations

All _

tr; Zanmoni ind‘?! l‘! d‘ avenue iset year also is ail set to dsylatrack" Jaid Thebn th_i-t.1n J _. d - they are roldyAo-reaume the ‘a mean: age tifei-{owili if: ¢§§'-|'e9-i~§§,°§§§$m°“' i“ 3mm‘ "11 $1M. mo tailed semifimih New "more will.“ i the moat a... fiifieufilhe. d.“ "‘...."“ii“l “““i”‘"‘" "‘

w t Q HO P11’

in good on dnce th m April. Track {incurs rise?” “w” '1

tgwill be taking place then."

Tlsssisderous Reception

As he the House of Com- ‘Jnl- 8mm! bmldll’. I11 the typical iidness of the House was brush- Jumped

pping one

e historic chamber

m. Churchill himself joined in,

in a reat degree res- but declared flfnfly; “w .__ Minister and Cabinet, as well as s whichilow ourselves a brief pereiodng :e-' m5 ch19“ °f Stan-Admin“ °i m?

France's ports were made usabicliololns but let us not forget for a

after the Normandy invasion.

lmoment the foil and efforts that lie’ Fwd M5'5h“1 s“ ma“ BTW!“-

When the Allies swarmed on to'ahead.

the Normandy bewhes and the

"Japan with all of her treachery‘

immense flow of supplies followed. Ind greed remains unsubdued. The the Allies cashed in on the tricks lniurv she has inflicted on are...

learn for four months every cartridge‘ and every can of food for the Am- erican and British divisions had to be landed from small craft. usually under enemy shellfire and air at- I Italy was a battleground where, a soldier learned quickly if wanted to survive. It was seldom he stood on a mountain top just

taken from the Germans in tough, C