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xxx-replaced Cox in 3rd.

ltc. A. F. Royals Defeat

Holmaifs AB II. II PO A

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SUMMARY

Earned runs, summer-side 4, R. C.A.F'., 5; doubles, B. Grady, Gay, Baker, Macxenzie; home runs, M-acKenzie. Richard. Taylor; R. B.I.'s, MacKay 2. Delaney 2, Ber- nard 1. Murphy 2, Mscxenzie 4, Burns 1. Richard 2. Taylor 1; walks. Bernard 3. Msccready 4. Taylor 2. MacKinnon 2; strike- outs. Bernard '1. Maccready 1, MacKinnon 2, Taylor 1; double play, Macxay to B. Grady to Gay; WP-Taylor; passed bail, Burns; hit by pitch, Msccready 1.

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Snort Echoes From Prlnoo Oounty

Grant Grady. one of our most promising young ball players of recent years is still in the Prince County Hospital as a result of the accident he suffered going into third base during the game played between MCA and Curran as Briggs on Coronation Day. This is cert- ainly a iough,break for Grant, and we hope he'il' be back in action be- fore long.

The second Boston import pitch- er is expected to be in summer-side before this "echo" finds its way into print. Buckley is the lads name and Coach Johnny Carroll is very high on his capabilities on the mound. No doubt, we'll be see- ing him in action before long. That is. if Jupe Pluvius, who can get to be an awful bore at times. doesnlt dccide to spend another week with US.

Donnie Simmons is now in Kent- viiie, and was pitching batting practice fer the Wildcats on Satur- day. Coach Kcarns promises to get him into a game in the I-I-D Lea- gue before very long. This will be Donnie's toughest tryout, of course. but we wouldn't be surprised if Simmons made the grade. He's got s real fighting heart. that boy.

The Jerps. please eitcuse I slip of the typewriter, the Journal Pioneers. got. their closest call of

Queens Horse Victorious t Cup Event

In Royal Hun

By Alan Harvey

Canadian Press Staff Writer

ASCOT, (OP)-The Queen, an enthusiastic racing fan from child- hood. won her first big race Wed- nesday when Choir Boy carried her scarlet and gold silks to victory in the Royal Hunt cup at Ascot.

Cheers wellcd up from the fash- ionable crowd as Choir Boy, a four- year-old son of Hyperion. ran out the season last Saturday when the Guardian Angels of Charlotte- town led them right down to the final inning before the Jay-Fees caught up. This makes us think that Laysh schurman's boys would fit nicely into the Charlottetown League. The Kinkors. boys claim we're somewhat damp in this ap- praisal of them, and are just wait- ing to get another crack at these Journal-Pioneers. They'll moider the bums, they say.

Es.rl Smith, tennis chairman un- der the S.A.A.A.. tells us he hopes to bring the Provincial Tennis Championships to Summersida this year. This should certainly hes big boost to tennis in this vicinity. and we know tennis enthusiasts will be looking forward to seeing this im- portant annual event.

Doctors Discuss Thyroid Troubles

WINNIPEG. (CF)-The surgeons knife is still the most potent wea- pon in cases of advanced thyroid conditions. including cancer.

A panel discussing thyroid dis- ease at the Canadian Medical As- sociation meeting agreed however that the use of iodizecl salt. in the diet is one of the most clfcctive methods of discouraging an en- lsrged thyroid gland. tommonly known as simple goltre.

The four members of the panel were Dr. J. P. Gemmeli. Dr. P. H. T. Thorlskson. Dr. D. W. Pcnner. all of Winnipeg and Dr. Stewart G. Baxter of Montreal.

They said that since all the dangers of radio-active isotopes are not known, surgical treatment is the choice of doctors for most thyroid conditions.

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CHARLOTTETOWN AND ROYALTY All Liberal Poll Chairmen and Commiltcemen In

Charlottetown a d R It

the Liberal hcadguartgg a)t lg?) ihmgliaslt lottetown (Morell H t l t ; ' I A day, June 19th. 0 e) a 700 OCIOCR nm on F1"

'--WE" ACCEPTED 213 BENJAMIN ROGERS. JR-. President I m 5th District Liberal Association.

an easy winner in the ' day's big race, worth 2,500 sovereigns added.

Choir Boy. starting at 100-6 and ridden by Douglas Smith, finished two lengths ahead of Brunette, with hilltop third and Monarch More fourth in a field of 20. g

Among the fashionable crowd. :. , few brave spirits tossed pearlgrey -4 toppers high in the air to celebrate

the Royal victory for the newly-l

crowned Queen. . I ' The result brought consolation 3-

for the Epsom derby result. in

which Pinza relegated the Queen Sir Gordon Richards. who rodr - Pinza in the derby was Wednesday on Brunetto.

a driving rain over s distance of;

the second day of summer meeting.

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