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.0111. At summers*ae Curling Club Booepie1

The first annual Chilling Club bonspiel wound up late last night amid much enthus-

iasm retarding its success one with -

m Alberton rink skipped by H. S. Matthews taldnl the Curran and Brim Trophy with are points. They were closely followed by the J. A. Clark team of Bummsrside with 35o points with thei R. '1‘. MoCully team of lifonctou second runners up with 340 points. A large crowd watched the final three games, with the six team; contesting hav- ing won both their games in the first two rounds ‘of play. ‘Ilse points scored by the other three teams were. 11A. Campbell. Bummeroide, 331. B. L. Sear. Charlottetown. 814; R. L. Lister, Beaver Chi), Mone- ton, 256.

The rcmlta of the tinais accord- ing to games were as follows:

Clark (SSide) 13, McOully (Beav- er Moncton) 9.

Campbell (S‘Side) 11 Bear (Olf-

town) 9.

Matthews (Alberton) 1s, um: (Monctonfilu '

The prizes were presented by Mr.

J. K. Ourran, president of the surn- merslde Club with Chief Justice Thane A Campbell acting as master of ceremonies. Individual prises were given to the members of the three leading teams and the mem- bers of the winning team were per- mitted to choose their prizes from among the twelve prizes and the other twoweasns had the some privilege in their order of points. The bonspiel ' wound up with I. moccasin dance on the ice surface which was very largely attended. Officials of the Summerside Club were highly please‘ last night at the wonderful success that attend- ed their first. bonspiel in their new curling club. - 'l"he personnel of the leading rinks was as follows: Winners, H. L. Ramsay. J. E. Hardy. H. J. Pike, l-l. B. Matthews, skip. Run- ners u-p, Darius Hogg. Dr. Clair Tanton. _ 'W. M. Melllsh, J. A. Clank. skip- 2nd runners up. G. E. Little. R. A. MscLaughlin, J. W. Humphrey, R. T. MoOulIL-skip.

The results of the games played in the earlier rounds yesterday

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m were as follows:

Giifln (Windsor) 11. Parsons (Amherst) 8. Bridges (Beaver. ‘Monctorn 12.

Moore (Oitsrlottstown) 5. Fletcher (Amherst) 11. Blanch- ard (Wlndsorydﬁ , oanobeir dimmer-i‘) ‘i. Wood

(Backville) 6. v Lister (Beaver. cldoncton) 10. Wolstenholme (Beav , Moncton)

l. McCullough (Beaver. Mouton) 8. Giddings (Charlottetown) 1. McDonald (Charlottetown) l, Blanchard (Windsor) 6. Parsons (Amherst) 9, Coley (Hal- ifax) 7. Lord (Charlottetown) 10, Moore (Charlottetown) 7. Bridges (Beaver, Moncton) 10, Anderson (Charlottetown) 5. ~ Cruicitshank (Charlottetown) 9. Fletcher (Amherst) 6. 14. Morrison

Wood (Sackville) (Summer-side) 2.

Wolstenholmc (Beaver. Moncion) l, Hayes (Sumsnerside) ‘I.

MoInnis (Charlottetown) 7, Gid- dirlga (Charlottetown) 6.

Glffln (Windsor) 8, Cameron (Summerside) ‘L-S.

Exhibition Baseball

At Orlando, Fla-z

Philadelphia (N) .. '1 9 2 Washington (A) 4 10 3 At Brldenton, Flu.

St. fnuis (N) . ll l'i 2 Boston (N) . 12 lb 1 At St. Pcterabur

Cincinnati (N) .. . 6 i) 2 New York (A) .. 7 12 4

SAN FRANCISCO, March 29 - (AP) -—- The Pacific Coast League, with its most prominent new faces "in managers’ berths. opens the organized baseball season tomorrow. It is the first circuit to open, last to close. The pennant. chase looms as an open affair among six con- tenders, Seattle. San Diego. Oak- land, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Hollywood. Sacramento and Portland fall to shape up with the others.

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_.1‘111-=_j.9.11.s3.1211~1.t Local Girl Stars In Basketball Victory

When Dslhousle Girls’ hoop squad won the Nova Scotla ladies’ basketball tournament over the week-end Eileen Landrigan, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Landri- gan, School Sh. City, proved the heroine of the Dal. team.

Queen Elizabeth High School girls were leading 11-10 with only seconds of playing time remal g, when Eileen ﬂipped the Si; through the hoop for the wlnnl basket. ' -

To obtain this championship, the Dal. girls disposed of Liverpool, Acadia and Queen Elizabeth High. The win over Acadia Axeites. Maritime Intercollegiate champ- ions, was the biggest upset of the tourney. Miss Landrlgan. who cap- tained the P. ,W. C. squad in 1945 and captain of the Dulhousie team this year, was outstanding in all Dal victories.

Scieniisis Deep In Siudy of Third Eorce ln_llniverse

B! Howard Blakcalee (Associated Press Science Ddittl’)

ROCHESTER, N. Y., March 30 — (AP) —— The third great force in the universe i-s t c goal of the new cosmic-ray cycl tron dedicat- ed last night at the University of Rochester.

The value of this force was told by a. group of scientists in a. con- ference on what this cyclotron can do for mankind.

The other two forces are gravi- tation and cilantro-magnetism. All the power, chemistry and medicine known in the world up to mow is based on these two forces only.

The third force. which the new cyclotron is revealing, ls some- thing mysterious and far more powerful than the other iwo. It is the force which packs tightly together the heavy particles which form the nuclei, or cores, of atoms. .

This is the force which leis go to make atcmic bomibs atoms spilt. It is the force which in the splitting process produces the heatafor atomic power. It is

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Fragments of this new force are aweurim in the 250.000.000- elechron-volt beams which the new cyclotron produces. The fragments are someh part of or closely connected to enemy. meaning the energy of your body as well a... of anything else. For example. your entire body is known to be made up of only three kinds of particles-two heavy kinds. known as protons and neutrons, and IiBhbWBiShi electrons.

Untilriow these three particles have been apparently unchanKlnB- ‘fihc Rochester cyclotron is pro- ducing protons which change themselves into nwtrons. and then back into protons. What this may mean to human bodies is unknown.

because this is a new source of neutrons-(maybe a different kind of neutrons). W-hy this i5 im‘ portant scientifically may be clear- er if you remember that neutrons are the particles which split the atoms that make .bombs and atomic power and that manufac- ture hundreds of the new kinds of radioactive atoms.

Other particles culled mesons. which are weak cosmic rays, also are made by this cyclotron. But the mesons are onlv a small 111c- tion of things which the cyclotron produces. -All appear connected with the third force.

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LIVESTOCK

MONTREAL, March 30—(CP)— Trading was slow and prices were

all unchanged from yesterday o

the two Montreal livestock markets

today.

Total receipts at the west-end Tuesday were 392 cattle. three lambs, 190 hogs and 2,411. calves. Mid-morning offerings on the two markets today were 50

yards

cattle, 73 hogs and 72'culves.

Cattle offerings were made up of common to medium quality heifers. sold at steady prices. Medium heifers 16.- 50-18 and common 12 up. Medium cows 14-1525. canners and cutters 10-12 and common bulls 14-175‘? an brought steady prices at 15-19 for common ones and 20-22 for med-

cows and bulls. which

Veals were slow movers

ium kinds. Grade A hogs 31.25. dressed. Maritime livestock market: Moncton grade A hogs

dressed weight delivered. no 1 21.50; no 2 20.50, fob.

Good cows 13.50714; best bulls 14. Good calves‘ 20. Grade A lambs. (dressed, delivered) 43; rail grade

15 grade A.

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