1 day as they roared up frggtubg; "Mm, liiggins and Rudy York to

games.

’ a two-bagger and

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Sox Increase Lead Beating. Indians As Yankees Lose 8-3

nnadlan Pram) BostotJRed Box looked more than ever like champions yester-

louls l-‘ar Oflform In Workout

hind on the murderous

tram le Cleveland Indians 10-5 and stretgh their American League lead to l0 full games.

While hurricane Hal Newncuser and the thundering bats o! his De- fruit teammates were cooling New York Yankees 8-3. tlltlo ﬂock‘?! 4 §°:.::f“:.'*..r' .i.’i§".1?.§oi.’.° 122.2 o, sggxmw» win against western ri-vslsl and u __ (AP) __ The o-mcmludoctu" their 41st black entry n 50 looked W" Joe mm‘ was decided he was a of fighting matrinerv

They pounded three Indian hur- lers for 14 hits and a total of 28 bases, including Ted

1w‘ homer’ that the medicine

sh told Joe's spat» mates about it

Because. while Joe has looked goos- worlooitts Sllxnce M

pen thing cam? ere ay 4. today he was so far of form that his f _ racticaliy t‘: him himh Alt obuegh his level- Bob Klinger-in the fourth. Man- e 5 spun“ ‘Mmr H‘ em“ is." §8.‘i.“.';°““.é'i?.%.’“ih€"‘i§§l =~=1==§°~ii=1 “’ m“ m“ “ “m” C0 C I 1 started their stretch drive that has henbgasfala hﬂwns 5% brought them to victory from a m, l“; m“ 1e o; weeks h, 8e“ trailing start 17 times this season. together w; Hwy Own In Y”?

Yanks looked rather pathetic k” stadium a we“, ‘ against Tigers. as Newhouser galn- m,“ The w” M 500mm, ed his 10th win of the ear in front mum. Jgmm of a 12-bit barrage t at included mm), wok homers by Hank Greenberg-his Mth-and Dick Wakefield.

Newhouser fanned nine and yielded nine hits, but wasn't able to coast until the ninth when his mgsi mates shoved four runs across the through 15 paces plate to ice the game. his condition as "tar .

Nick Ettcn, regular Yankee first J05 scaled 114 “(mum M3435; baseman since 194B, was benched vacation from woo-k, and repeated in favor of Johnny Lindell alter that lte'll be down to 210 to meet aopearin in 513 consecutive genres. Bllliy,

At Ph ladel hia, Edgar Smith got the best o a pitching duel with Russ Christopher as Chicago White Sox nosed the Athletics l-0 in a keen game marked by a White Box triple play in the first inning.

With Elmer Valo on second after Barney Mc- Coskey on first with a walk, Irv

Horseshoe

Glub Meeting l-Iall hit a 3-2 itch on a Jne to Ken Holloway or that st

- ~ ‘ A meetin . of {the Br K°"°‘"Y ‘°"’=‘i~ i° L K _- ‘orsesltoe viii» will m.» hel ml.- st,8.30. All members gnu those wishing to become members in“, .n are urged to attend.

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Local Junior Girls Team .. To Play S'side

a triple and two singles while‘ driving in six runs, and York went four for four, including a pair of two-buggers.

Indians Jumped to an early load. collecting all their runs before Charlie Wagner was relieved by

Chicago got their on the seventh when led, went to third on and scored on Whitey Plat

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softball team p10, hosts merside Royals in an exhibition lame at- tlts Victoria Park tonight and a real bang-up tussle is ex-

nsnd at 6.30. ‘ It la not true that love is blind: the truth ls that love remains in-

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unmso orrsa‘ _ . v i But Gno Fight This Year, Win 0r Lose

(a m. Associated Press) ubros .

N J Jim‘; ’u1l 0i’ act!

1.000 folks who Al... the bomber go h t si mound workout got

po xing cam ﬁriﬁﬁeln‘! tom‘ t” “£33232 beaten the best Monloicn couldof- fer, will take on a team from 3pringhili, N. 5.. at the Sporting club Tuesday night what should be another chock on. " l» O O i-

ﬂahiom from the Nova cnedntre will make the E

next in Il-ixht

Seven Bcotia era

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TOINIW charge of 2h S rtl Olltb c‘ B p0 n4: team. Mo

mean muzilist _

is rapidly roundiznt: the boys into‘ ion shape and should have them at the pmk for their

from wmor- iv

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The Maritime welterweight dtampionsnip will be decided t0- msht-in the Halifax Arena when Moncton’! Irish J y Mooney meets New Waterfords Joe “KO? Pyle in a scheduled lo-romtder. Mooney has done considerable campaiszninnz in the Maritimes but recently has been ﬁxhﬂng in the ta and has won nine cf his ven ﬁghts by knockouts. is well known as the con-

of Ace hmccloskey and has

a string of kayoes himsell.

Y will be making hlsflxst

tart since his Glace Bay defeat . Pyle when he fights Paul octet from Montreal i-n a six- round semi-ﬁnal on the saute card.

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One o! the most unique brother wiﬂjn bill 198K110 ball was broken up last week bv the sale of New York Giants’ Vim: DiMaggio to the San mancieoo Seal-s of the Paciﬁc Coast league. Vince. one of the three DiMaggio brothers playing major league baseball- Jos with the Yankees and Domi- nic with the Red Box-was in his 10th season in the National Lea- sue. He had played with Boston Braves, Philadelphia bunch Pirates. A power hirtter when he connected DiMamio had wneltitlessinhialastﬂltnpoio

plats for the Giants.

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Vince is not the only DiMaggio having hitting trouble. as brother Joe is curren-tly in the throes of a baiting limp. hitting

ic M6. his lowest cli

- runs-Ibatted-in andsofarbeitindhispaosoffoir- mo: yea-ts he doesn't even like contemplate it.

o O 0 O I ‘ms Yankee Cl- o: is bothered by the fact that ited in l‘ certain in batting practice

THE CHARLOTT TOWN GUARDIAN

Young Cairns Halts a Northend- Crew With

Eight-Hit so»

Grimm And 0’lleill Get Assignments

NEW YORK, June ll —~iAP) - Steve O'Neill uf Detroit Ti era and Charlie Grimm of Chicago bs. to- day were officially named to lead the American nPd National League teams, respectively, in the 13th major league ali-etgr game at Fen-

P k n J ‘Nausea-lie Couiymliissioner A.B

Clmndler announced final arrange- ments for the e after a meet- ing with seven o or club and league of icials. Choice of O'Neill and Grimm followed the custom of sel- ecting the usanagcrs of the previous lseason’: world series contenders Receipts from- the game, which curing the war went to army d navy relief, will into the Base- ball Welfare Fun , Lnc, this yetu‘ rm- the relief of ole-time rimm-

Baseball Results

AMERICAN LEAGUE

000 200 040-6 l5 001 100 000—2 ' 8 2 ey and gel-fa; Hudson. Scarborough and arly. Cleveland 002 300 000 5 ll Boston 013 120 (fix l0 l4 l Bimbree, Lemon, Johnson and Dollar; C. Wagner, Klinger and

H. Wagner. Detroit 000 111 104 8 l2 0 New York 100 010 001 3 9 Newhouser and Tebbetts; Bev- ens, Wade and Ni-arhos, Chicago 000000100 1 8 0 Philadelphia 000 000 000 0 6 Bmlth and Tresh‘ Christopher, Fagan, Harri‘: and lfieszutels. Arm- strong.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

New Yolk 000 .000 002-2 8 0

Cincinnati 200 100 00x—3 5 0 Thompson, Kemtedy, Joyce and

Cooper; Vandermcer and Lamannc.

Brooklyn ~ 010 0

St. lnllls Batten, Melton and Anderson;

Burkhart, Brazie and Rice Odea

Coupe Singleton and M-asi: seweii and . Philadelphia 400000000 4 6 0 hlcaxo 010000000 1 9 0 Mulcahy. Judd and Seminick; Wyse, Fleming, Kush, Schmitz and McCullough.

INTERNATIONAL 010 510 00-1 l8 1 000 020 02-4 4 0 (called end 8th curfew)

Gmu, Appleton Erautt; Mueller. Ronny. Smoll and Murray. ‘Rochester 000

Buﬂailo

Baltimore Gmtry.

West and

and Taibiicheck;

Thorbum allowed the cardinals only seven hits and whiﬂed six being particularly 8389i-

in the clutches.

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The recent Oastilioux-Mell bout at the Mosstreml Forum didn't send the spectators lacuna happy but it was more than a ﬁnancial success for promoter Ai m n. The gal/s totalled s 101.76, s. record

‘takeforboxiztgatth

rstortod. and added: “ erybody be setting his quota of

that ll. but me. I certainly can't figure out what's wrong."

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Q o ...2'.‘;...:.’;.' ma. '11:‘ luau}: ' to; twlrler. lefty lathri. on lo:-

ib d the border. he

gut out thontfiverpool . _ -

out a bit. pitching io- oniv I bat-

tno~"**a.°"s"- “P” no

‘a keo ticket. Bin ring tune

n the Leo Kid" 1008. ' 1m was 8%.%-33 subscribed by 8. 41 ticket holders. The attendance wasn't as at their i‘! but zhhlxhter scaguof prices tanned e gs e reoe . 0 O O 9 Ruth is mentioned as a laossihle succemor to Ham Davis as manager of the

observers are inclined to it won't so bevmtd

after the ki d of oflem “imiiﬁs from the lfexican Lea- ue and other organizations ow that they can make

Coldest Cook r Pup ~ an

i ﬁ . ' _ t h. . W " _

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1“Perry, c i Blanchard. “as

000 090 131-9 l3 i.‘

m; meow,“ on M" oﬂlce in Pittsburgh to

meavy clay loll.

The mgiouaira made their ﬁrst start in the City Baseball League a winning one edged out the Rovers 5-4 in a closely fought game at thePPas-k last night. Showers were freq- uent throughout the piece and Umpire Francis called the game at tit: start of the eighth inning uhen the rain began to fall in

earnest.

Young Jackie Cairns on the mound for the Legion pitched a uood brand cf ball. holding the Rovers to eight hits while strikim out ﬁve and was given Rood sup- port: bev his mates. Murray Oar- mlchael, Rovers’ moundaman was touched for twelve hits but pit- ched his way out of most of the tight spots, except in the third and fifth innings when a 1001K double by Vernie Blanchard and a well placed single bv Ev McNeil accounted for four of the Lesion runs.

The Rovers had the tieiztlz run on base in the last half of the seventh when Elmer Rice draw a walk with i-wo out. but Cairns got Whitlock on a lcunz fly to Ted Strain in oen-ter field to end the threat.

Ev McNeil was the big man with the stick, getting three BEKBUBS: out of four attamos and baiting in two runs while Ted Strain shared the honors with a long three-bugger.

BOX SCORE

Legion AB B ll PO Nicholson, rf MeInnls. 2h

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2 .1 1 ‘i 3 8 1 6 1 1 1 1 Goodwill. 0 1 Strain. cf 2 2 1 0 221 Rovers P0 Mathleson, lib 6 1-1 n, 27b 0 Rice. 3b Vfhiitiock, as 1 Ward, e IoClair. rf Hunter. if MacDonald, of Carmichael. p Totals

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21 10 Summary

Earned runs: Legion 5, Rovers Runs batted in: Blanchard 2, McNeil 2; Nicholson; Whitlook; 3 base hit: Strain. 2 base hit: Blanchard, LeCllair. MacDonald. Double play: Hlgson. Whiilock and Mat-heson. hits: Mcinnis, Rice. Left on has Legion 9, Rovers 5. Strikeouts Calms 5 (Mathetson 3, Carmichael 2); Clﬂllicllliliﬂ ‘l (Cairns 3, Strain, Goodwin, ennessey, Perry). Base on bails: off Cairns 3 (I-ligsmt. Rice. Whitloek); of! Carmichael 3 (Nicholson, win). Passed balls: Perry 2. Umpires: Alt the plate, George Francis: on the beam, Lawlor,

l MacDonald.

Horsemen To Meet Tonight

The annual meeting of the Prince Edtvard Island Harness Racing Circuit. Club will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in the City

, J1me ll —(AP)

ASKING/ION —'I‘he National a-bor Relations

a, mNqBoimi today advised is; regional‘

fair labor relations clm ﬂleu by the Atnerican Base i Guild mallut the Pittsburgh club o! the National Leagu An NLRB.

imzs at this time which could volve question hf pomble urin- tdiction over professional baseball cams."

The gu a petition

representative players.

Bot Mtitlon (for an elec- tion) and the chsme will be dis missed if they are not wibiadmwn

LBJ! said.

REMEMBER WIIEI"

By The Oonalhn Pals

Center-v’: Mac: aciuno 11;! ed the world's heavyws ht titis 1 years ago today on a oul eclie

PAGE SEVEN

can; Again ' Fall Before Phillles

(Canadian Press)

Five straight first-inning hits scored all the runs Philadelphia Phlllies needed to defeat Chicago Cubs, 4-l yesterday for their third consecutive victory and no. i0 in 14 starts.

After two were out. the Phllllol teed off against starter Hank Wyse. Before Bill Fleming stopped them, the Phillie: had completed their damage. although Fleming, Emil Kush and Johnny Schmltz held the climbing cellar-dwellers to one hit the rest of the distance.

Hugh Mulcahy gained his sec- ond triumph but wasn't around at the windup. Lefty Oscar Judd was a one-hit pitcher as Mulcahy's suc- icessor during the final three inr-

ngs.

At Pittsburgh, old "blooper bail" Rip Sewell was touched for 11 hits but kept bearing down in the pinches to twirl Pittsburgh Pir- ates to a 5-3 win over Boston Braves. The victory dragged Pir- ates back into a virtual tie for fifth place with the Braves and left them only 2 1-2 games out of the first division.

Jet Engine To Be ilsetl ln

. Record Attempt

(By The Canadian Press.

LONDON, June ll-Sir Malcolm Campbell said tonight that hewill use a Jet mgine in an attempt next autumn to smash his world soeedboat record. Sir Mal- colm set the record at 141 miles oer hour in August 1930. on Lake glongswn in the English Lake dis- r c .

Sir Malcolm said a let ermine never before has been ﬁtted to a boat, and that "exhaustive tests" now are being carried out in n tank and a wind tunnel.

“Aerodynamics play a vary bis

which Sir Malcolm. now 00. set his 1930 moctrd-s was driven by [two 1.800 h.p. Rolls Royce em- ties

Team Upsets Rvers

Have your Tennis Racket Restrung while Rcstrlng- lng is available. .

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run sum snor

Maeken And Watt Comprise Canada? Doubles Combination

li- (CPJ-D on» "m" w en e avs up on In Best Shape I 0f ll|s Garner

matches against Mexico got UNIC- way here Thursday, it was learned officially here tonight.

The announcement was made by Watt, {laying captain of the Cau- adian that the names of the singles players will not] lée made known until the offi- If cia raw tomorrow.

Dglvinggalntthtatl had plagued B7 GAY“: ALBOT all ut a ew c t e r practice ses . KEEN“, sions kept t Canadian and MEXl-wJuSe u __ 23B Jzgilébt to? can teams of the courts today and usual “m. complaint about m,

‘ the Mexican visitors turned tour- bird; that vocal,” around h; ﬁtlsl instead with a visit to the city wee and Se, ms ab“ m” new" V" a . . Accompanied by R. N. Watt. an edge’ Bmy Con“ laud through’ _

. another placid day today. chairman of the Canadla lawn Tennis Association council? and C. For a hours “Ow the ‘tmelymn

ditioned challcn or hasn't bu; '.i i; W. Leslie, C.L.T.A. president, the amm- o“ the “in; o; 1n me arm; § four Mexican contestants were m- 53mm {or a 15,51 5113+“ g troduced to Mayor Camlllégn g 9mg. ,; Houde and signed the city's gol n 5 ~

u in with book for distinguished visit r . _ , Official draw for the Quiche: Lows tonmrrow “r “ma?

"n ' in m 2t ‘ which start Thursday at the Mount ea e pmﬁa,’ m.

lit rich this ~m£tmie tra Bill Royal Tennis Club will be made at dogs declared. “Al he needs to d“ the club tomorrow by Luis Duplan,

now is taper off gradually. maybe ‘ consul general for Mexico in Mon- take off a couple more pounds so tresl. he'll enter the ring a4; an even 18o. Leo Choquette. official referee ' for the series, announced today

‘The bat thing is the that singles play oh Thursday and Saturday will start at 2.30 p.m. and will end at 7.30 p.m. unless cap- tains of both teams agree that cir- cumstances at the time warrant otherwise. The doubles match on Fri-lay today that

will start at 3 p.m.

Indications were Brendan Macken and Henri Roclwh would be assigned singles play chores in the matches.

Captain Daniel Hernandez was also mum on his selection but ob- servers believe, as Hernandez him- self indicated yesterday. that Arm- ando Vegas, national singles cham- glém of Mexico, and his brother,

iando, would be given all five matches, playing two singles apiece and teaming up for the doubles.

like goifin ‘ , . play t en- games, so why, ' shouldn't a fights‘ m shape by ,~ fighting. Billy Louis hul j’ made a misake not boxing more '

Defends Title July to

(By The Canadian Press) GLASGOW, June Paterson of Glasgow will his wot-id flywelaht boxing chun- pionship against Joe Curr-an of e, Liverpool here July 10. it was an- ) -- Because of the pounced today. A postponement general food shrrtage church from the original delta of June M ers have-been told by their vicar _HHJ caused by an to pag-

“cut summer fete ref-r his lit-son's left eye in a bout last Fri- ' day.

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against Jack Sharkoy in the fourth -

round of their titular bout in New Ho lost the title to Sharkey mo Years later.

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