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bail League yesterday at Summer- side when the Curran and Briggs nine brake into the win column in the league standing by taking their measure by a count at 7-4. The uctory puts the Curran and Briggs warriors in the second place spot in the series, two games behind the ieaguo-leadin Abbies and one game up on the RCAJ‘. squad who are dwelling in the cellar position with no win: so tar this season.

Cecil Powell did the hurling tor the Western squad while Letty MacAleer was on the rnound ior the Abbies, both pitchers going the lull distance, the iormer allowing srven hits and the latter eight, and

according to reports on the game. neither pitcher got any too much support trom their cohorts, which was mainly caused by a high wind which swept across the iield all through the encounter, making the iielding o! the ball extremely dim. cult ior both squads.. A total oi 8 errors were committed during the encounter, the Abbies accounting ior iour and Summerside the other our.

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Tennis enthusiasts have been really taking advantage oi the iine weather oi late to get in their early season gvorkouts and have been turning out in large groups on the week-ends and early evening play durlnl the week at the Char- lottetown Club, and the Holy Re- deemer and Knights oi Columbus courts. Although the older enthus- iasts are turning out in good num-

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are really taking up the gama in large numbers and it looks like a definite increase wilt be experien- ced by all three clubs in the jun- ior ranks this year over previous seasons. O O I

This ia a good sign too, as it is the younger ranks that ths indivi- dual clubs and the P.E.I. Lawn Tennis Association are interested in coaching along and promoting and developing into- the stars o! to- morrow. and. ii numbers mean anything, this season should be a success in leaching that goal.

MOOSE JAW, Basin, June 1B -- (Wi-ilsig Mort Cooper. one oi the top pitchers in the National Lea- gue a iew yea-rs ago, will loin the second-place Moose Jaw entry in the Southern Saskatchewan Senior Baseball League later this month, club oiiiclals announced today.

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A trio! note oi apology to Paul Kltwh. Secrets-fl’ o! the Priaoe OWN! league. who has been good enough to supply us with some notes on the activities oi this lea- sue. We incorporated these notes in one oi our "sport Echo" col- umns, and the script. oi this col- umn was lost in the mails or in some other way. so the material we received never appeared. Barry Paul, and we appreciate very much your sending these items to us.

the Sumrneralde Town League, (only those appearing in at least two games included):

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A Stewart, S a M 9 6 .66’! Baron. Red sax 8 5 .625 libs’. Red Box 9 5 .556 Waite, Holmans 4 2 .500 , Rod Sox 9 4 .444 Cox. Red. Sox 5 I .400 Osreon. Red Sox 8 3 .375 C. Grady, S d: M. B 3 .375

Since Jimmie Hogan took over the “Physical Fitness" program In Prince County Sumrneraide has been iairiy seething with sports activities. We have the Kinsmen midget and bantam baseball loa- gues under Jirrunich supervision; the girls’ aoitlbail which hadn't iunctioned ior over a. year; a men's softball league with teams irom the airport, l-Iofmians, and one or t/wo other town teams: ' volleyball with teams from t-he airport. Kinsmen. Reece Regiment, Bag Factory, Y's Men, Firemen. 11.0. My; also boxing is about. to come tmce again into its own.

‘The latter sport is to be spora- aored by the new Athletic Associ- ation with Carl Fitzpatrick head as the committee looking after its interests. The old curling rink will be headquarters ior this activity and work on the protect. is already under way.

The midget baseball players o! Summeraide are showing surprising strength when playing against their older brothers in the Town League. Oolrcy Grady is among the bee: batters in the league with a .375 average, and Junior Cahill pitched his way to victory over the R.C.A.F. Red Box in his iirst appearance on the mound in this circuit. it's all very encnuraging and augurs well ior Junior bese- ball in Bummerslde in s. few years.

RLAF. Defeat Holman's 17-3

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The R.C.A.F. Blue Sax, leaders oi the Summerside Town League. defeated Holmanﬁs at the Hllh School diamond last night by the score of 17 to 3. The Airmen garn- ered a'total oi 12 hits oii Perry and Cahili while Caiorcn of the Blue Sax was holding the town team to 3 hits.

The game was the most. loosely played so iar in tne league, the Holman team having a total o! 15 Ymiscues and the Blue Sax 4.

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TORONTO. June 15 —-(CP) -—- One oi Canada's outstanding horsemen, Harry Giddings, died today. To stabiehands and racc- horse owners alike it ieit like a personal loss.

The heavy-set. jovial trackman saddled more King's Plate winners -—eight—than any other man in the history oi the blue-ribbon event oi.’ Canadian racing. But more than that, he was a true horseman.

An owner, trainer and breeder. Harry had planned to retire this iall, to sell his home and breed- ing farm at: Oakville, 20 miles west oFToronto. and live in Cali- fornia. His heart hadn't been ion good and he suifercd an attack last spring.

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HALIFAX, June 15-<c1=>--nein AF FIMOS I I F IS ... Halifax teams registered victories ' ' j today in tn..- Halifax District Sen- _/

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Capitals shut out Middleton Car- dinals 10-0 on Jack Halpin’s iour- hitter and Shipyards beat Liver- pool Larrupers 5-1 with Gordon Crarnm hurling a three-hitter.

In Nova Scotla Central League games today, Westville Kentviiie Wildcats and Steliarton Albions added victories.

Westville Miners defeated Spring- hill Fencebusteie 11-0 at Westville with a four-hit game pitched by Maurice used three pitchers-Spence, Mel- ton and McDonald.

Stcllsrton Albions downed Truro Nationals 10-4 at Truro. Hal Mur- reii pitched a six-hit game ior Al- blons. Nationals used Mont, Em- brett and Shea.

At Amherst, Kentviiie Wildcats ran away with Amherst Ramblers to the tune oi 24-5.

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