'eudi Beer Wins Island Golf Cham

Junior Abbies Win Opener From Siside ,p Juniors By 10-4 Score

Pinch-hitter Jaokie Burke's bases loaded home run in the sixth inn- ing yesterday afternoon sparked the Junior Abbies to a 10-4 victory over Summerside Curran and Briggs in the first game of the Provincial Junior Baseball series.

The second game of the best of seven series will be played on the Summerslde diamond Wednesday afternoon. Yesterday's game was played on Memorial elrield. the home of the defending Island Jun- ior titlists.

Young Burke. a weak hitter in the Island League schedule but a terrific clutch hitter since the play- off season commenced. walloped a three and two pitch into deep right centre field to win the game for the Abbies yesterday.

Burke swung at two bad balls and let. three high ones go by be- fore he connectlxl with the ball that Donnie Simmons attempted to send down the gun. Cliff Ready,

.Donnle MacLean and Forbes Ken-

..g.

nedy scored ahead of him. Burke held up momentarily after round- ing third base but came on home after the Curran and Briggs cut- field made a poor play on the ball. He would have been home scot-free anyway had he not delayed at third.

. Donnie MacLean. the nemisis of the Curran and Briggs team, went the distance to pick up his second win in two starts against the Sum- merslde Juniors. MacLean, although not as brilliant as he was in his last game against the C and B Jun- loraphcld the visitors to seven hits and had trouble only in the fifth inning when he gave up three sing- lcs.

The big. easy-working rlghtha.nd- er bore. down in the last four inn- lngs to allow only one single. He gave up only two walks nnd struck out three in disposing of Johnny Carroll's Construction Crew.

Benny Carson. ace lefthander of the Curran and Briggs mound staff. had trouble with his control and was lifted in the sixth inning after issuing two straight walks. He gave up four hits, six runs and was charged with the loss.

Carson was relieved by Donnie Simmons who surrendered a bunt single. to the first man he fAccd. Forbes Kennedy. Burke followed with his grand-slam homer and "Duck" MacLeod kept the rally go- ing by dumping a double into left field.

Simmons was lifted for Dee Le- Furgey in the eighth inning as coach Johnny Carroll conceded the ball game and put Simmons under wraps for Wednesday's encounter.

The Curranites spurted into a 2-0 lead in the second inning as Maur- ice Cannon singled home Paul Schurman and Joe Dalton. This lead lasted only an inning and .1 half for in the third the Abbies sent four runners across the plate. The big blow in this Abbies rally was Cuker Plneau's two run single down the third base line. Charlie

Kennedy then singled home Pin- eau.

The Summerside team got one of them back in the fifth when Billy Purcell and Johnny Whelan hit back to back singles with Purcell scoring on Benny Grady's base knock into centrefleld. They scored again in the sixth with Maurice Cannon crossing the plate on Pur- cell's second straight single.

The Abbies broke the game wide- open in the sixth with five runs and scored once more in the eighth. Jackie Burke scored the last run with Joe Coyie driving him across the plate.

Burke and Cuker Pineau each picked up two hits to pace the Ab- bies attack while Billy Purcell col- lected two safeties for Curran and Briggs. Burke's homer and Duck MacLeod's double were the only ex- tra-base blows of the game.

Coke Grady and Paul Green pull- ed off the best fielding plays. Gradv stole a hit from Cliff Ready with it running catch while Green caught. a high foul after a long run. Kennv MacDonald hauled down Joe Dal- ton's liner for a nice catch in the sixth and "Duck" MacLeod made in nice pick of a hot grounder in the fourth. Brian Lewis. Abbies centre- fielder, played a strong game in the outer gardens. gathering in five

flys. BOX SCORE

Abbies AB R. H P0 F. Kennedy, c K. MacDonald. if Ma('LeOd. as Corie. rf Plneau. 3h C. Kennedy. 2b B. Lewis, cf Ready. 1b .. MacLean, p Burke. 11 ..

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Sehurmsn, c .. Walker. lf.

Dalton. cf .. Cannon, 1b .. Carson. p . A-Purcell, rf b-Simmons, p .. . r-Dalton ,ph d-Green, c e-Lelfurgey,

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Totals 38

a-replaced G. Grady in 5th.

b-replaced Carson in 6th.

c-pinch hit for Simmons in 8th.

d-replaced P. Schurman in 8th.

e-replaced Simmons in 8th.

Summary

RBI, Cannon 2, Pineau 2. C. Kennedy. Lewis, B. Grady. Pur- cell. Burke 4, Coyle. Earned runs, Abbies 8. C. A: B. .1; home runs, Burke; sacrifice hit. Lewis; stolen bases, Purcell, P. Schurman; left on base, C. J: B. 9. Abbies 7: strikeouts. MscLean 3. Carson 5, Lef-Jurgey 1; walks, Carson S.

Umpire, Jack Kane; base judges.

E

L. Doyle. C. Ryan.

Keen Competition As Old Home Week Horse Racing Program Ends

Old Home Week's Racing pro- gram came to an end here satur- urday night with Jo Jo Spencer, n. sleek. inst pacer owned by Nor- man Acker nf st. Stephen, New Brunswick emerging its the only double heat winner on the card.

Jo Jo paced two fast miles to win the sixth and tenth dashes

from a field of speedy proformers. Ed

William Birt. drove him both times. He won the first mile in 2.11 flat and the second in 2.12 1-5. Other winners at the well at- tended meet were Rajah Han- over. Col Hansford. Mannister Dir- ect. Ann's Boy Miss Donna Mae. Protestcris Boy and Ann's Dream.

Joe MacDonald drove Rajah Hanover to victory in the first dash but taking the Hanover horse

enourh 101' the Ensor Bownees driven gelding. ,

In the. eight race it was a bat- tle between brother and sister. Ann's Boy led for the first. seven- eights of the mile. He and Seven Up Direct waged A torrid battle for leadership on the back stretch. Ann's Dream made her move It the three quarter pole and mov. up fast to pass both of them on the stretch and win by a length at the wire as George Callbeck drove a great race.

Miss Donna Mae moved up from fifth position to win the fifth race with I. great burst of speed. In the ninth race Follow Up Jun- or, pulled a upset as he led from wire to wire to win in the fast" time of 2.12 3-5.

The daily doubls combination

Col. Hansford and Msnlster

”, in ...:..:.h'::. "i.':2l” ...”.i':.' as-oo. quarters in third position he- hind Belle Budlong and You'll See

but he moved into the lead on upper turn and remained; there to win.

Col. Hansford came' up from fourth place to win the second dash. Driven by Joe MacDonald he moved up into contention on the turn and raced down the stretch with Johnny Lee and Earl's Prince 0 g in a thrilling battle.

Mulnllter Direct also came from

"behind to win the third race in the

stretch. Mannister moved up from third placrto beat. out Calurnent Onword and Protestor's Boy to the win

(But in' the seventh race it was Protestoru Boy all the way. Dri- van, by Phil Craig :- - Boy

Rajah Hanover (J. MacDonald) 1 Prairie Pete (Andrews) -... You'll See (Andrew) ..... Billy Kalmuck (Haley) ,...,. Henry Dlly (Horseman) .. Belle Budlong (R. MscDo Rldgewoorl M. Time: 2:15 U5. Winning horse owned by Archie Shore. Sydney. and driven by'Joe Msi':Donuid. Second Baco Col. Hsmford (J. MacDonald) .. 1 Earl's Prlnce.Chsrmlng (Mac-

3 4 .'i G 7

went away fn second place and was never headed although Yun- kes Dale made a gallant try in

the stretch. A full brother ad sister. both bred and tr d

won the Dram the eighth. Ann's Boyfwant any on the

m rloeandiod

in.the ourth wlretowims -in-thehomo

sixth place in the City softball League. The game will be played on the Old Diamond and will get underway at 0:30.

Kid Guvllan Wins Hm Ion! On Tour

BUENO8 AISES. Aug. 11--(AP) --Welterweight champion Kid Gav- ilan opmbd A South - American Tour laturlu night by gaining I -10,-roiulil daemon over llsrls Dlu. luenu Alru. in a non-title bout.

Lead) ” 2 at bats): l;,o,,,,,,yvL, 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE G.Mx-In (smw) ;I::InnI;lClub 0 Al I! 11 Pet. (continued on P-re 11) St. Louis W. no as 77 141 azs Kluszewskl. Game Clnclnnstl .. 103384 is 121 .315 9 Lnclrrnan. New York ...... 111 433 79 130 .311 Bruce Stewart's and Maritime R”M"'”" ' Electric will meet this evening in Slfgfmlg" 'r'" 1m 350 77 111 '3" A sudden death game to decide st. bod” 104 378 55115 '30!

LITTLE SPORT

" ;"'By'-Ro6i'oTv'",

l Bill "Pud" Beer. well-known Ghn.rlotte,town golfer. won the championship division of the Prince Edward Island amateur at , the only

lladso-I 1 -Int-vwlw-I--I V. aid-v on -FKGE SIX THE .GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 13, 1952 5.iI.i”.f.3.9..?i”..-l?..ii?” ”3.'.f.'Zii”..'i2..2 , driving difficult and increased the

Walcoii To Defend Title A September 23

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 17--(AP)

World heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott will defend his title in a 15-round bout against Rocky Marciano Tuesday, Sept. 23. in Philadelphia's Munic- ipal Stadium. co-promoter Herman Taylor announced ioflay.

Taylor. who is putting on the show-boxiri;;'s biggest prize-with the International Boxing Club. an- nounced the date and site for the light after completing arrang ments with Felix Bocchlcchio. W.-ilcott's manager.

The terms of the fight are -10

per cent of the net gale for Wal-l

colt and 20 for challenger Marc- lane.

The contract includes a 90-day return bout clause if Marciano. the young. aggressive slugger from Brockton, M:iss., should whip the veteran champion from Camden. N. J. 30 split of the 60 per cent accord- ed the fighters by the promoters.

Taylor said there would he no home television of the firlr, that there would he ihenlrc : . vision with Phllarlelphiniand I xx Zealand "blacked out" of the (ne- atre-TV set-up.

Angels And” Bombers Win Series Openers

The Guardian Angels and the Bowery Bombers won the open- ing game in the quarter-final series of the City Softball League yesterday afternoon. The Angels edged the Liguorian Youth Club 8-7 and the BOl"l"Ib8I'n upset the Basilica Youth Club 15-12.

Mike Connelly hurled the Bom- bers to victory over the B. Y. C. with a. ten-hit effort. Connelly also helped his own cause by hanging out three singles.

The Bombe 3 won the game in the tenth inning when they came up with three runs to break a 12-12 deadlock.

sonny stull pitched for the B. Y, C. a was touched for ten hits. He gave up ll walks and struck out 13 men.

The Guardian won their game in the eight inning when they came up with one run to break a 7-7 tie. Manny Kays scored from third on Billy MacLean's infield out with the winner.

Dick Doyle pitched eight in- nings for the Angels and Ray Stull hurled the last frame. Doyle gave up six hits and Stull none.

Jimmy Gauthier went the route for the L. Y. C. and was touched for only four singles. Wllf shep- hard's home run with the bases empty in the eight was the long- est blow of he game.

The Guardian-L.Y.C. game was handled by Harold Hcnnessey with

Wcndall Gillls and A. Arsenault l"

on the bases, Hennessey and Gillls worked the second game with Red MacFayden on third.

"Lineups:-Angels - B. MICLCSII rf. G. Ward c. M. Carmichael cf. H. Poulton Db. D. Burgc 11. M. Longaphle lb. M. Kays as, B. Acorn ss, D. Doyle p, R. Stull p, E. Ward of

Y. Y, C. -- J: Bradley if, A Shcphard lb. W. Shephard 3b, B. Lannan 2b, 1'. Shephard rt, J. Henncssey c. J. Gauthier p, M. Peters ss, A. MacDonald cf.

Bombers -- Monaghan ab. Tay- lor c, I Connolly rf, J. Hughes lb.

D. Maccallum ss, M. Connclly p. Lund cf. Doiron 2b, Mahar lf, Costello cf.

B. Y, C. - (3. Joseph lb. Gallant zb. Weatherbie ss, Stull p, Murnag- han c. Ksys rf, Burge if, Mc- Closkey cf. Kelly of, Welsh ss, Wil- son . Llnescores- -

L.Y.C. 200 003 020 '1

Angels 130 010 21): 8

J. Gauthier and Hennesuy; D. Doyle. R. Btull (0) G. Ward.

Bombers 251 I10 101 S 15

B. Y. C. 010 212 000 0 12

M. Connolly and L. Tslyor; S. Stull and H. Murnaghsn,

Baseball's Big Ten

Leading batsmen (based on 50

AMERICAN LEAGUE Fain,

Philadelphia .. 100 399 62 133 .353 Mitchell.

Cleveland ....... 1(1) 345 44 112 .325 Wnodling.

New York .... 94 312 43 100 .321 Kell.

Boston .

105 390 so 125 .313 Mantle.

New York .... lili 411 71 Iii .301

Home Runs: National League. Sauer. Chico o. 31: American Lec- gus, Dob . nvcluid. 2!.

Runs gutted in: National Lea-

W171 .. '7'f:"T". ...3f'?...” ”"'

. League, Doby, Cleveland. 83.

1331:

Win Tennis Titles

Terms then would be a 30- "

Mlacconnell (right) who won the Island Junior Tennis Champion-

triumphs.

MacDonald defeated Peter Mac- Gonnell to win the Island crown for boys in years and under while Roy MacGonnell (lcieatei Jack Blanchard to lake the title for ,'noys l5 and under. The matches were played at the Charlottetown Tennis Courts. I MacDonald and Maccinmell will 5represent the Province in the Dom- inion Junior Tennis Champion- 'shlps which will commence :-n Ot- itawa this Thursday. The boys will leave here for the Dominion cap-

ships last Friday evening are pic-',

tured above following their tennlsloo youths participated-

Jack MacDonald (left) and Roy ital tomorrow rooming.

In battling their way to the Is-

land titles the boys had to face several severe tests as more than Officials of the Charlottetown Tennis Club. Iwho sponsored the tournament. were pleased with the increased interest being shown in the game lhy the younger players and the iimprovement in their quality of play. i The Dominion Tennis Tourna- mcnl at Ottawa runs from August 21st to the 29th and regardless of how well the boys do they willl 'have 10 days steady tennis. In lactation they will have the benefit (of professional coaching during that time.

Tournament gets underway here this morning with 65 lady golfers teelng-off in what is probably the biggest meet of its kind every stag- ed in the Marltlmes and definitely the biggest ladies meet since before the war.

And on hand to defend the Mari- time title which she won last year is Mrs. E. M. Hodson of Halifax. Mrs, Hudson is one 0' the 50 main- land ladies who will be taking part in the competitions. There are is ladies from the local Club compet-

g. Thc qualifying round will be play- ed today with play commencing at 10 o'clock. Originally it was plan- ned to commence at one oiclock but the time was moved ahead on ac- count of the large entry list.

The annual meeting of the Marl- time Golf Association (Ladies Branch) will be held this evening at the Charlottetown Hotel. Mrs. A.J. Haslam of Charlottetown is President of the Association.

Following is the draw for today's qualifying round:

10.00 am. - Mrs. G. H. Buntnin. Ch'town.: Miss Lorne Hutchison, Riverside.

The annual Maritime Ladies Golf I

Maritime Ladies Golf Tournament Opens Here, Today

10.05 - Mrs. E.O. Hoghton. Rest- igouche; Miss Marion Gay. Truro.

10.10 - Miss Madeline Smith. if-Jdmundston; Mrs. J.P. Clarke, Ch'- town.

10.15 - Mrs. Fred Kelly. Ken-Wo: Mrs. W. MaeNeill. Ch'town.

10.20 - Miss Iris MICIIEHBH. Ch'- tcwn.; Mrs. J. T. Drlseoil, River- side.

10.25 - Miss Elizabeth Condon, Mcncton; Miss Betty Baird. Mone- ton.

10.30-Mrs. W.K. Sharpe, Truro: Miss MacLe0d. Ch'town.

10.35 - Mrs. George Barnes, Riv-

erside; Mrs. Colin MacLaghlan, Restirzouche. 10.40 - Mrs. John Flemming,

Truro: Mrs. M.A. Howatt, Ch'town. 10.45 - Miss M. Stewart. Ch'- town.: Mrs. Charles Manning, New Glasgow. 10.50 H Mrs. A. R. Tait. Monctorl; Miss Dorothy Stewart. Ch'town. 10.55 - Mrs. Ivan Horne. Ch'-

town.; Mrs. H.J.A. Brown. Ch- town. 11.00 - Mrs. J.E. MacDonald.

Ch'town.; Miss Jean MacLean. Ch'- town.

li.05 - Mrs. J.A. Likely. Ch'- town.; Mrs. Wm. Beer, Ch'town.

By Jim Peacock

EDMONTON, Aug. 1'! -- (CP)-- Edean Anderson. par-smashing 22- ycar-old from Helena. Mont. blist- ered the Edmonton Mayfair Course with nine birdies Saturday t. whip Mary Gay of Kitchener. Ont., 9 and 8, and take the Can- adian women's open golf champ- ionship back to the United States.

The young Montana blonde re- placed Marlene Stewart of Font- hill. Ont. as holder of the Duchess of Connnught gold cup and he- came the fifth American to win the titleslnce the war.

Miss Anderson's sub-par pace gave her the lead for good almost st the outset and after the morn- ing 18 hole: she was nine up. A gallery of some 4,000 new Miss Gay win only three of the 3 hole) played in the scheduled 30-hole final. .

Misses Gay and Anderson were lnw qualifiers in the open. both with one under-par 78's, but Sat- urday's pro lure told on the M- year-oirl tsrio champion and she couldn't keep up.

Tired after a whole marathon Friday in which she defeated 1W1 runner-up Grace Lsncxyk of Hart- ford, Conh.. the attractive Mlu Guy fsltend through the first 18

Rue. Ssu-r. Chicago. 90: American

Her putter was often cold and

Montana Girl Wins Canadian Ladies Open Golf Championship

Anderson was forced to the 18th Friday to win one up over de- fending champion Miss Stewart after the Montana girl's three-hole lead at the 15th had been all but wiped out.

The new champion. smiling and confident, made every shot count Saeturday. She cut close to trees on the dog-legged fairways and placed her approaches well up an the greens. On the 180-yard nev- enth hols shs slapped h r tee shot 10 feet from the pn an sunk her putt for a birdie euce.

The championship consolation flight was won by Mrs. W. S. Elley of Winnipeg, who dlfehtc Mrs. Graeme Pyke of Montreal up in an 18-hole final. '

Edmonton mum Defeat Aleuonos

EDMONTON. Aug. 17 -(OP) -- ldmonton Eskimos. sfhr I shaky start. snturdsy night same from behind towailop Montreal Alouuttea

20-11 in an exhibition football game. ' , A crowd of about 1 lI,I& II

Montreal get off to I futvldgd bo- hln tha Illa

her approaches inaccurate. Min

ni iltc 1' H. W

1 a curry,-

gunk from V -the umw - of mar." I .- .

Baseball Results

SATURDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia .. 000 oooq 0 I 4 Brooklyn ..... . 850 403-15 15 0 (Called at end of sixth inning,

rain). Simmons, Hansen (2), Konstanly (3) and Burgess, Lopata (4): Loes and Campanella. Pittsburgh 000 101 000-2 8 0 Chicago 100000000-1 0 I Pallet and Fitzgerald; Minncr, Leonard (9) and Chiti. Cincinnati 000 000 010-1 ll 0 St. Louis . 100 110 00x-3 'I 3 Perkcwski, Nuxhall (7) and Sem- lnlck; Mizell, Brecheen (8) and D. Rice Boston rai

.at New York, postponed. n. AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago 003 000 000-8 9 0

Cleveland 002 100 0111-4. 6 1 Pierce and Lollar; LHHOD and Hegan.

New York .... 100 103-5 8 0

Benton . 101 020-4 9 0 (called of sixth inning, rein).

Rey ids and Berra; Scarbor- ous .t.McDermott (6) Nixon (6) and White.

' Washington - out 102 oos-1o 12 0

Philadelphia 000 002 001- 8 8 1 Masterson and Bradshaw: Kell- ner, Kucab (6) Wright. (9) and Astroth.

St. Louis 001 000 00im2 'l 0

Detroit 010 030 013-6 9 1 Cain, Fsnnln (8) and Moss; Gray. Trucks (9) and Butts.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo ... 000 001 000-1 5

Baltimore 012 000 40x-'l 10 1 McLeland. Poole. Folllnck (3?

and Erautt; Thompson and Lakeman.

Syracuse at Springfield. Polt- poned. ruin.

Montreal at Rochester, postpon- ed. rain.

SUNDAY

NATIONAL 1.aAous:

Philadelphia. 000 002 000-2 0 I Brooklyn 010 000 000-1 4 3 Drews and Lopata: Erskine. Black (7) and camlmnella. Cincinnati 000 000 001-1 1 0 St. Louis . 000 010 I01-2 ll 1