lIaeLeod Wltiffs 29 But

Dodgers Win I

Berbourls Dodgers were held un- der the spell of Don MAoI.eod's pitching wizardry for thirteen in- nings but managed to squeeze out I. 3-2 win over Michael's stars in s titsntlc baseball struggle It Mom- rrisl Field yesterday afternoon.

Macbeod struck out and allowed only five singles as he gave his second tremendous pitch- ing display this season.

The Dodgers won the game on an unearned run in the top of the thirteenth Innings. Earl MacKin- non reached base on an error. He Iota scored from third base on an infield error with two men out.

Phil Venoit started on the mound for the Dodgers and was replaced by Donnie Macbean in the seventh inning. Mac-I.can allowed our fun in the seventh and then lllf'li('(I in a fine pitching pei'foi'niance litm-

self to hold the stars scoreless fore

the next six frames

The gain: was one of the best to be seen here for niziiiy season: .VlacLeod was lllagIllllt'lPlll as he whiffed baiicr after batter to sot a strikeoiit. record at Memorial Field.

He struck out the side ill the sec- ond, third. tenth eleveiitli and twelfth innings. He struck out three men in the i eenih wit'nout. ai- lawtng ii hit but two errors cost him the ball game .

He struck out Donnie Maclmaii five times. Eddy l.ttiid and Ralph Pineau went down swinging four times Gus Flynn whilieil on three occasions, Phil V4'll0l'. Kenny Mac- Donald. Ctiker Pineati and Merlin itruck out llViCf' while Buck Whit- lock. Charlie Ruin and Earl Mac- Ktnnon struck out nlll'P Phil VPTIOIL gave up scion hits ind struck out smer. during the 'lr.I.t six iniiings Donnie 3.IacI.eaii was touched for five base while he struck out five and non tits second league game ill a row.

Earl MacKiniioii reached base

0 & Down 7-2 In Exhihi

The Curran at Briggs Juniors defeated the Greenwood R C.A.F'- baseball team at Queen Elm!-bath Park Sat.iirda.V evening b.V the some of 7-2 Both teams used two piwhgy-5, Lefurgev giving up three him in four innings. and Coke Grady. three hits in three frames. For Greenwood Brown went three cl-iukkers allowing three hits. and McDoins.1d gave up two safe bin- gles In the final three frames. Mc- Donald with a smoking fast ball etruckout five of the last six bat- ters to face him. Error: by the visiting catcher accounted for four 0 a B tallies, 1:0 comigii ll; on pused ball, an snot or race coating on overthrcrws to third by the catcher. The Curran dz Brigg: tum executed a smart double play in the third inning. Hszeiton oi Greenwood got the only extrrr-base blow of the game. in double in the seventh inning.

BOX SCORE

Greenwood AB R H 0 A E 3 L4-ftirgey 4. Gi'i-idy 3. Brown 3. Mc- l.nBlanc 3b 4 0 i 0 2 01 Donald 5. Double pl:-1): Cannon to Montford. s 3 0 0 8 0 22C. Grady to Cannon. Hit by pit- Ferris if 3 0 1 0 0 0 char: By Brown (C. Gradyi. Pass- Mcboi-iald, lb A; p 3 o 0 4 2 t ed balls; Moiitford 2.

grown p 1.; 2h 2 1 0 1 0 0 Umpires: Plate, Savidant; bases. Rept-Brown ' 2 1 0 l 1 0 E Arsenault.

N batters.

knocks '

n 13 Innings

in the tlhrteenth inning on an error by the catcher. He went to second as Whitiock was hit by I pitch and scored when Cuker Plnesu's grounder was missed by the shortstop. Ralph Pineau singled home Cuk- er Pineau with the Dodgers first lrun and Eddy Ltlnd scored the winners" other run on an error. Allan Gillis and Kenny MacDon- yald scored for the Stars. Gillisi isingled in the fifth inning and scored on Bun Hood's single. Inl -the seventh inning Kenny Mac- !Donald doubled and scored on s single by Don MacLeod. Young Donnie Leclair of the Stars led all players with two sin-i igles and a double. Kenny Mac-, -Doiizild of the Stars had a doubli- and single while Allan Gillis had E two singles. Phil Vcnoit hit two singles for :ihe winners. Gus Flynn. Ralph 'Pinei-iu and Merlin Devztic uteri- the other Dodge-is li:tters. Each got a single BOX SCORE

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Totals

Greenwood tion Game

Hazelton. of Thompson. LI Davis. ri Ogilvie, 2b x-Rognrson. Tnmls x-Replaced Ogiivie C it B A3 Grant Grady. 3b 4 Cameron, cf C. Grady. as dz p Cannon, lb Leitirney. 31 Green, c . . Giilis. 2b it as Arsenault. if Gord Grady. rf x-B. Phillips, 2b Total:

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Summary RBI's: LeBlanc, Thompson. Gil- Llis. Earned runs: C & B 2, Green- iwood 1. Two-base hit: Hazelton lLeft on bases: Greenwood 6. C at B 5. walks: Lefurgey 2. Grady 0. Brown 2, McDonald 3. Strikeouts:

Tennis Tournament Opens At Charlottetown courts

The P. E; 1, rinsad lnmii: inur- namsnt r"fWn9ll at the (”l1ai'lntte- :own TFnnlS Club over the week- end. and. docpiin the rain. most of the mntrhns were PlB)Nl M iirhodtilnd. There were no lipirls in the first d.'ty'a pl.-in Patti KEV dnfaatori (ins Flinn 0-51. 9-2. -Vlarli Mac(;IilEHh brat Aloe Zakoiii Fa-l

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Jark llenncssry

form-Shots Win At Saint John

HUNT .l(iI-IN. N B. lCP'mFW0 long-shuts shared honors in the winn:-r's rirr-in Saturday night It Exhihitinn Paik in the second jun- ior event of the 1954 harness rac- ing season.

Ramona Chips. and R H. Byrrie split first placrs in the double dash clues. beating out favnrlt-es Peter Lao Rrewrr and Roytil Junior.

Bright Spot cIiih's Ramona Chips. driven by Mar l.nwsnn. edged Roy- al .lIlnlnt' hr 2 third of R length in the first (lath to FPEIRIFT 2.13 (-5.

In the serntirl riiiriiiisi. Peter Lee Brewer lrrl thn field but broke its psoe five feet bi-fore the wire to give up tnp honors to second place R. H Bymn

Attention Horsemen

Starting fee for Old Homi-

Week Is due Jilly 28 and bones must he named. Charlottetown

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Gordon Monte 5-1'. 5-U. RIIVI

Cullen advanr-nil with H 6-3, 8-2 victory over ilark Mar- hnnald. lBurI' Mac.AlNr (lPfPhlP(ll emit iriizgcrald hy dofatill.

1 There are two other first-rminrl ITlFIIPhFS S('hPflill?(l for this viru- ing at G100 llave .Vlm'Iinnald is. Ii. Kay: and Dr. B. l'rqtiharl vs. Ray Mr:Clo:kry. At 6:30 third-

lsorrlrd Paul Keys mrrts Mark

1M3l'ClIlRHH in s second-round

lmatrili.

I Dniiiiln events iinri lallim sinc-

lies will hngin later in lhr nook. llinlrv list for the rloiihles closes n Vl.'ednn:da)' evening.

IYYFF Wall Dr

Willie Pep In if Ten Round Win

MOBILE. Ala. iAi5i - Former IPHIHETWCIEIII. champion Willie Pep

of Hr-irIIm'(I. Conn., displaying his ring skill only in fliirries. gained a tinaninimis decision Saturday

night over Mike Totirrotte of New .-Orleans in a I0-round boxing hotil lat Hartwell Field Pep weighed 129, Tntirrotte 12614.

,n4-r and Cooper

Don .VfacLend

Baseball Results

Sunday American League First Baltiiiiiirc Pliiladclpliia

0132 000 00U?4 9 1 U01 U01 07x-- 9 10 y

Turie-,i, Cult-niaii IT; Chakala-st tilt and Cotirinc). Pui't0v:ari'eru, Btirtscliy IT) Sima tilt and Robert- son. lt'-Sinia, 1..-Coleman. HR: Bal-1' Hunter. l Second I B:-iltlmrire

210 000 00174 I2 Oi Pliiladelphia Dill! 001 41x--6 9 0

Larsen. Fox (Bi and Cotirtiicy; Dixon, Sinia I9! and Astroth. W- Dixon: L-Larson. HRS: Bal-Lab sen; Pha-Limnior.

Cleveland 000 003 000 0073 6 0- New York 000 -100 200 0174 ll OI Garcia. N:-irlcski (7i Mossi tilt Houttenian tilt and Hogan: Ford, Grim tilt and Berra. W-Grim; L-

Narleski. Detroit 001 100 010- - 3 K I Washington 300 011 24x-- 11 I3 0

Gray. Ztiverink Ill Mni'lmA'e (Sb Herbert ifii and House; Shea and FitzGerald. L-Gray.

First

Chicago (H0 020 Zllfl---5 9 Boston 000 200 000---2 5 l I-larshman and Balls; Nixon and lNIll'IFl'. Second Chicano Boston

Olllllilil H3070 H 0 I00 010 000--2 ll 1

Johnsnn, Martin l6i Constiegra I6) and Lollai-: Brewer. Kindeig I3! Brown (91 and Owen. W-John-l son. L-Kinder. HR: Chi-Carrasqtieli National League

New York (103 I00 ltlllefi 10 1 Milwaukee -001 I02 21x---7 12 2

Anlnncllt. Hcarn 44V Gomez I6) McCall tilt and Westrtim. Katt llll: Wilson. NiChftlS (41 Jolly (SI and Crandall. W-Jolly; L-Gomez. HR: Mil-Pafko. 1 Brooklyn 001 000 010-2 8 Di St. Louis 000 000 Ofllvl 8 ll

'LabIne. Htiglics t9t and Canipan-1 ella; Haddix and Sariil. W-Labine. First. l Philadelphia I00 000 000-1 -1 I; Chicago 100 IN 2lx-6 I2 1'

Ridzik. Konxianly (Tr Mi'n7.in.-skit tilt and Niarhns. Fltiriznss (Eli: Min- I.-Ridzik. HR:-iii

;Chi-Baker. Kincr. Second Philadr-lphia 100 000 000 -10 0 Chicago 000 000 002---2 5 l Grecnwiititl. lvhllfltltlftll tilt and Burgess: Ruth Dal-ic tilt and '1':-ippe. Ginpcr t9t. W-l)m'i.c, L- Greenwood. First PlNKl')llYEl'1 fltlll I0" '31” 4 10 0 Cincinnati 200 000 000- 7' G 0 l..aPalnw ;aiirI Shrnairl. I'lri'knw- ski. Crillum till and Srminirk. Lan-

drith IFH I.-Porkiiwski HR: Pith- Thomas Fin-Kliisznwski.

Se-corfd y Pittsburgh 000 not out. 9 7 n Ciririnnnli non not 20x--ti .0 0;

Fricnrl R rt (1 Atii'oll- .IIli'l'3tIVl.t Smith tilt and Flnilrv. W-.ltirlsnnl

lnlr-I-national Lt-nizitr i Tnrrtntn 001 021 000 l- .'i ll Ti Syrartise 201 mo tion n.. 4 in ii

Pnwrll. Landock lit. Sliaffcr tail and Griffin: Meyrr. Lovenguthy 4R! Kipper (mi and Fr:uitt.. ' First Havana 03" 010 000 Ovfl I0 1 Montreal ?.'7,0 om 001 l-- 7 ll 2

Rngovin. F'(lIIPI'iSl'lI'll'KPr '91. Hair- rls tilt and Noble: Imliamnn Fab-

ron (Si, Hnnd um and F Thomp-

son. Howell tlfll W-Hood I.-'Hstr-

ris., HR: Hav--Smith; Mnnl-Lch-

man. Clemente.

Second

Havana 000 0001--I 5 2

Montreal 0I0 012 x--4 5 2 loft and Guerra; Lasorda and

Howell.

First

Ottawa lfll 00'? 010. R 12 0

Buffalo 000 000 002-2 7 2

Wheat. Haag mi and Watlimzton. Lary. Swartz (6l. Harrisf 19! and

OMOOTIIIII In none! Noputlf 0 "snoIt"l

Norubretsgoornouybeurt utnumuun not

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1604 I O

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IIIIA IOMVIIC (ONION

LATHER AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

PALMOLIVI

Phil Venolt.

Don Ileclnlr

Four athletes, who played pi-o-lthirieen inning route; Donnie Le-

minent roles in yesterday after-lclsir. who banged out. three hits

noon's 13-inning City League base-for the stars; Phil Venolt. ball

pitrured above.' The Dodgers won

who game at Memorial Field arelpitched the first six innings for the Dodgers and obtained two hits

the game 3-2 in the thirteenth. loft-Macneod; Donnie Mscbesn,

The players are Don MacLeod,

lowed only five singles over the the Dodgers to their win.

who held the Stars scoreless for 1 who struck out 29 batters and sl-ithe last six frames and pitched

Canada's Games Athletes In Week-end 0f Relaxation

VANCOUVER ICPJ athletes held brisk and

- Canada's reached the tape in running in I seriousfrelay. But. is was not believed the

workouts Saturday and then cslledlinjury, just above the right knee,

it quits tor a weekend of relaxa-lwas serious. tion and sight-seeing trips. 1 Graham Tiirnbull

Athletes from other followed the Canadiansl example,lin the broad

of Montreal

.lUmD-

countries who bettered 22 feet three times suffered I

taking their final rest before tiielmlnor injury whn he struck hla

British Empire Games get under heel on the take-off board. way next Friday with the coiorfull Little Margery Squires. 1'7-year opening ceremonies.

old Fredericton high school girl.

By Saturday afternoon Empirelwalched her teammates from the Village. home for 800 athletes fromsidellnes. Margery suffered what

25 Empire countries. de.sei'Iied.

L n n d y. Australia's miler. prepared for iinotlier warm- in I few days-

up. Lnndy took it rest Saturday sf-I Don McF'nrlane ter going the full

won both

was aimost.'wns called "a minor sprain" of her

The following city League soft-

ball games are scheduled to be played this evening at 6.45: C. Packers at Sunshine Dairy told Diamondi; B.Y.C. at City (Knights Diamond); Lions at L.Y.C. (Park- adle Diamondi.

hgeu 'l'IieGusrdls.n

NEW YORK (AP)-The major league pennant races grew tighter Sundsy as second place New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers won important game: to draw closer to the league leaders.

The Yankees sliced Cleveland's American League margin to lib games with n spine-tingling 4-3 vic- tory over the Indians in 11 inn- ings. The Dodgers advanced to within four games of the top in the National League. squeezing out I 3-1 triumph over St. Louis Car- dinals as the pace - setting New York Giants were dropping a 7-5 decision in Milwaukee.

A single by Andy Carey with the bases loaded and one out in the 11th enabled the Yankees to salvage the finale of the three game series with the Indians. Milikey Mantle began the rally by coaxing s pass off Ray Narleski. After Yogi Berra was retired, manager Al Lopez summoned southpaw Don Mossi who gave up In infield single to Irv Noren and walked Gene Woodling to load the bases.

Righthander Art Houtleman took over and Corey smashed his first pitch past the drawn-in infield to the right of second base. scoring Mantle with the winning run. The blow gave Bob Grim. rookie right- hsnder. his 11th victory. Grim pitched four scoreless relief inn- ings after taking over for starter Whitey Ford in the eighth. A crowd of 57,259 raised the Yankee home attendance to 1.007.001.

STRUCK OUT 16

Converted first baseman Jack I-farshamn struck- out 16 batters- two short of the major league re- cord-as the Chicago White Sox swept a doubleheader from the Boston Red Sox 5-2 and 4-2.The twin triumphs moved the third place Sox to within six games of the Indians. The lefthanded Har- shsmn permitted only five hits in

For All Here

What. should prove to be the best. local racing card yet this season is scheduled for the Char- lottetown Driving Park this eve-

. jieft ankle Friday when she fell

LIIUP Sunday at-Iivity in the way down an incline while going fromlmeet will he the big 5600 Free- of training was scheduled but. John the women's camp to the dining For-All Pare. sensational room. She may be back in training

Lhelscoll. mug dj5i,gncgl'15-yard and 110-yard tests for thelChlPf-

Friday for the rim time since he men. with averase times of 7-6 and

arrived here July 16. Saturday was the most. exacting has day yet fm'

been showing

British Columbia stadium.

The discus men came up with ' the best performance. comparativ- ely. of the day. All three of the tossers - Bob Pelln of Sudburyf Ont, Ken Swalwell of New West-I minster. BC.. and Svein Siguffson of Winnipeg-bettered 150 feet, It was the first time three Canadians: have battered that distance at any

Standings up to July 25th: Ml

one meet. i T L Fella was tops. His Loss or 15-1 Pltilllrs 0 2 feet. 4': inrlios was nearly 10 feel G”'?"5 l 2 bi-m-i- than the British Empire l"'l"'!” 0 4 Games record of 156 feet. seven K"'5'"3m" 5 inches. Swalwell recorded 152 feet) The mnow-mg H mdnys Whey

three inches. and -Sigftisson 151 duh:

re?" m,'oyl”l'hf5' 9 a.in.-Banlani--Yankees The injury Jinx made its sippear- cm-dmatst

Fm" S8Wrda.t'- Don McF'nrlane of i0:30 a.m.--Little League--Phih

Hamilton. top Canadian Sprll1I.CT'.llie5 V5, Gigntg.

pullrd in ll"Il muscle jllsl. before he

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l..3il(I'n1?ITl. M D f t Set-onrl V e Ottawa 200 000 00- 2 3 0

Buffalo 000 lI0 02-4 8 I

Georgetown 8-5

I Ks-llnnr and Plumbo; Mass. I-la.-.l and Ryan. l

rist lat, Erickson (7)

First Moreli came from behind twice

Richmnnd 200 000 020- 4 ll 0 to defeat Georgetown 8-5 in the

Rnchests-r 141 023 0.'lx--I4 13 0 first game of the King's County Fanovicli. Finn izi, Starr 16!, Baseball League semi-finals played

Medlingor rm and Jnhnson; Blay. lock and McArrI-In.

at Moi-ell yesterdsy riftemoon Both teams played s good. fest

Il0.7. Jim Warner of Halifax. who "1? ,xcepuoml”ylL)'nn Clever, Bud's Echo. Frisrn ciinadirs track and well in training. was second in thej field athletes. who ioiieu for near-l7-5 and tied with Brure Springbett.F”"t”l" D"-WI 3"” R”-W1 iy three hours at the University of of Vancouver for second in the 110.l”V"- '5

Second brand of ball which pleased thci Richmond ml 010 1-4 H 1 large crowd in attendance. "Beav- Rochester 000 013 x-4 R 0 er" Eldershiiw was the winning

Hahenicht and Tabacheck: Pic- pitcher. having taken over from min, Jacobs ldi, Markell (7! and Gerard Mccsrthy in the 6th in- Rllltan. mm-

RAGING T0-NIGHT 8.00 P.M. STANDARD

irinsr nssn we r. M. srnmsnn TIME ('l.ASSIl"lEl) rsuc-'rwo msnioa simoo zA(;n

1. Pi-in-o Budlnng: 2. Eva Budlong; 3. Mighty nah; 4. Minion Eq- 5- TWP Hill: S-6. Royal Scott Jr.; 8-1. lilk Hal; 8. Billy Budloi-15.. also eligible--Miss Commando.

cnsssurmn PACI-TWO msmzs oisiioo non

55-1 Judy Budlongz 1. Sister Vsrns Hoe; 3. Chevie G.; SS-4. Sn Plant; 5. Suffolk Chief; 6. Carl Aubrey; S-7. Colonel Budlnng; S-I, Premier J. Walter--also eligible--Propane. S-s stable-SS-stable

(JLASSIFIEI) TIHDT-TWO DABHE! 3175.00 EAOH

1. Chat Lynn Cl-aver; 2. Bud's Echo; 3. Frisco The Great; 4. Josh- (Tale; 5. Wsymsrk; 6. Feather Duster; 7. Sir Chuck; 0. Rush Hanover -also eligible-Guy Hsrvntor.

nu r. n. s-1-Amman um: . - ova-um: nsisn-on man mus-use-uqs-its

.1. Jimmy Budlonl: 1. Bonnie's Old: 8. Royal-Train: 4. Muriel l.; 5. Bonnie Dale; G. Anyway; 1. Miss Pslll; I. Sunny l.- -1so' eligible- Jopps Maid. '

FIEIFOIAIL-PUISIKON

1. Babe Brltton: 1. A. G. Scott; .9. Hedgswood Chief; 4. Chief; 5. Whispering Hope; 6. Johnny Kslmuck.

Lucky

In the event of rain and declared off this program will be re- op-ned and closed. with a draw for new positions and will he raced Wednesday night. Clsuilvelow hr Vrtdlv night will appear at I later date

otmwii ortvtng Park ”

ning. The feature event of this

with six starters. They are Babe Brittoti. Jolinm Kaimuck. Hedgewnod Chit-f. A. G. Whispering Hope, Lucky Sir Chuck who

classified trot

is entered In

with Chet the Great. Jnandale. Waymark, Han- first start He has s

making his of the 1054 season. mark of 2.I3 4.'5. Another horse making his first '54 start Is Royal Scott Jr. He is entered aloniz with Prince Bud- long, Eva Btidlong. Mighty Deb, Marlon 12.. True Hal. Silk Hal and Billy Bitdlong. Royal Scott Jr.. is credited with a mile In

An R-horse 7:40 p.m.

ottrinln raiser at (Standard Time) will

Six Starters In 3600 Free A

Tonight

ed in this heat are Jimmy Buri- lonz. Bonnie's Glrl. Royal Trsin, Muriel E., Bonnie Dale. Anyway, Miss Palli and Dale B. There will he no psri-mutuel betting on ythis heat.

Iandylconfidenl Of Winning Mile

VANCOUVER. (GP) - Australia's John Lnndy is confident he will win the mile classic at the British Empire Games. And he thinks his time will be four minutes and two seconds.

"If there was s flicker of doubt in my mind about winning. I'd be lost.” he said. Lsndy made the observation after he visited the 25,000-seat Empire Stadium.

Although not permitted to try out. the track. he said the quarter- mile oval felt alive and "was far superior to anything we have in

gel

the meet under way. lnt-IurI-

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Yankees And Dodgers Gain Ground On League Leaders

the opener to register his levemi. victory. A two-run sixth inning en abled the White Sox to snap a 2.; tie in the nlghtcap and bug 15111, Kinder. an old Chicago jinx. Kin. der had beaten Chicago 20 time: in 26 decisions.

Frank (Spec) Shea finally wm, his first game of the season, 33

(P tlnued on page 11)

Rifle Association Prize Shoot Sal.

The fourth and final spun, shoot to be held in the wsrm-ul series prior to the annual rlfli meet was held Saturday. A largr number of marksman turned out among them was one of the reg ulsr visitors from Nova semi, Gnr. Cliff Strong.

Present indications show that , high standard of shooting is go ing to be the order of the da, for the annual meet. Winners oi the spoons were Sgt. A. M Johnston. Mrs. Irena Hardy um Gnr. C. C. Strong. all with store: of 74 out of 75. Individual scorer were as follows:

Sgt. A. M. Johnston Mrs. Irene Hardy

Gnr. C. C. Strong ...,.....,,,.,,, 74 Lt. Msry MscLenrisi: 73 Sgt. P. J. Lsndrigsl '13 CPO S. G. Bowies 3. Cdt. R. Kennedy .. 73 Capt. A. J. MacCabo 72 2fLt. A. K. Mutch T1

Cdt. Pat Lsndrigsn ........ 72

Sgt. Roy Cole; 71 Sgt. Eric Coles ...........,a. T1 Lt. G. J. Rogers Tl Gnr. W. E. Hardy Ti Tpr. Fred Hooper Yo OfC R. Hsmbly ...... 70 Sgt. A. M. Home 70 AB R. Bowie: .... 69 Gnr. H. T. Vega ..j..... 69 Lt. R. E. Jenkins ........j in Lt. P. T. Hooper ...-..-..-.......- F-R Lt. B. B. Jones - R8 Sgt. Roy Vessey RR Gnr. M. Carver 66 CPO L. Llewellyn 66 P0 M. Judson K5 Cpl. A. Rodd 64 Cdt. W. MacLesn I)

The annual prize meet lit underway at 8:00 am. D.S.. Monday 26th July, commencing with the D5-Blois Bros. Ltd

Match from 200 yards. which wtl' be followed by the Prowss Bi-ns Ltd., Match from 300 yards Control of the shooters IEO matches will be In the espsbld hands of the range officer. MII.'lM Ray Msccillivrsy. All shooters are requested to conform to the times marked on their match tickets. Final selection of thl team to represent the province at the Dominion Rifle Meet In Ottawa will he made on the eve- ing of Saturday 31st July.

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