en averaged .i95..'l75 at the close of and Sir Joseph was second. Both ""3 H097! and Wilson. L-Donovan. Hnmc runs Mantle. St. the youngest yet largest

1955. Needless to say the sum I5 the above horses are owned hyl NR5: Del-Fox. Torizeoli, Mnxwell t Stolen bases--Apnrico. Chit-also In our lnfantr.V- Th" is chat. -

quite a bit. more than when til! Roy Bevan and driven by Art-liiel New. York iosoos 500-1 14 0 - ilenpe and opportunity '0? Ymmll

ear look went in press. TlV9;I.lewallyn June Bee, owngrl i,,-,Bsltimora olosoioio-s O 0 Pit:-hlnl Ford. New York. ll-,mea in The Canadian Guards. .

ad records better than 2:00. PW! Munroe and l,el'ntte. Sydney unit: Sturdivant. Dixon tat and Ho. 5. J . TRAVEL THROUGHOUT

others from 2 M to 2'01 and til? driven by Rannie Macllonnld, also ?”"d3 HI"!-WI..Brown (It. Zuver- Strikeouts - . Score. Cleveland, (.ANADAp PERHAPS OVER. H N remaining tlvo sveralzed I02 .won second. t7lW gterrdairese (BIB and Tri- 35L .;',.-A; I

M. - ur vant. - , N t l A THRlI.l.l-ZR p ' M p TM Mldrmv Nrrv nah” nhxamal C mom mo (lztvny op attonai igegltig " r" .!1:A:gplMg:) HANDLE AND . i our Fri-nil vi-i-ii mi may 0 on 5 I .i -.,, ,, i I an .,.-;Ct-i-eliiiirl too 000 (It'll 1-4 to 2 '. H '

in --.:'.".'z.'.':.'.:;.' r.:....."".';. .:'::...t aw... cm... c........:t.”:.:.".”'.'.t.".::.:'.' ill o mwnmv s-rmm Vim” t "W" "M " ""'l” description at the 3l5,l'IXl lnt'ltat-lam-pp” M” "mm Qufh", (in, tin) and Smith; Wynn and He Miami: 5;. Louis 572 51173151" SELF-CIINFIDENCI A

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IULLETIN ' BROOKLYN (AP)-N Hu-

the Dodgers within a half nine at ftrd-plate Milwaukee in to National League peanut race. The 39-year-old righthander. pre- i-liiiisly jlulked by New York Gl- mite and Clevel and Indians. clalilled his 12th victory with the clutch job in which only three Phlllles reached base. two on walks and one when hit by a 't.-h

.to hit into I double play

No-Hit No-Run 5-0

1-1. utlwsiiim. with three izumelt t' "mill -"Ill" Gilliam-

len. how is 01-60, good for s threo-l puouaage-point edit at!" ”" Dodgcs. who are 00-60 with it-NI" games rdlnaihinj. I Mattie. working with N51 days rest. retired the first eight-

last one at the an of 11 in 19m. -used only 110 pitches in what was three bis with major league game. p

The Dodgers gave Sal the his

walk to lulu pitcher Jack Meyer. in three runs on two hits-with

2'.” hi '” down 13 mlkld mtw N oring two of them are Willie Jo s we 9 0 Sc . lead on the eishthlie l BALTIMORE (AP)-The New

noun; puy York Yankees ' d d a five-run Hcruuis inning Tuesday night to clinch an

11-6 victory over the Baltimore rt-tired Orioles.

I POP "P. that got Soil?

In the ninth, Maglle pinchhitter Frank Baunihtiltz on Mickey Mantle appeared hrtc-fl.V a folll pop. struck out piiilhhitter in a pinch hitting role. in the fifth llarvey Haddix. hit Rlcltl Mhh- vtlttt the score tied 3-3. nnc out

I F-rm. liiiilt.-,t-ls, held to just four hm .i,.tr-d such in the lost col- ,,m.. .i 'll lht' Braves. who all but d,,.,.,.,..t t mt-iniiati out of the racel

-1.; gr

The KPnl.llCi() Flll.llI'llY '0? 3" 'eaH,ld mute,-5 him nri astlmlied value oi 360.000. promises to M I" open race and a good contest. The. race will be trotted Thursday. 0'-'l' ober 4, the feature of Lexlngtons Great Trots. The dates of the meet- . Intl are September 26 through Oct- l oher 6. There are 46 colts still al-3 Igihle and include most of the 100d 3 ltfaf-(lldk nt 1936. An exception is it... high llii'sS fl-ycar-old lill.V. F-it l Ytttian Prtnres. 2-.VE'aT-"id ('h3"'lF” ion with it record made last fall ofl 3.02. She has added other recordsi for both mile and half-mile trIcklt' last year. The fact that this fllly in not eligible argues for a better ..... 1

tilihiglps lIIl'lllt'iP Bnld Rodney if 3 Hi, se.-tsmi'll fastest V It-year-old. trotting colt. at this Wrllllll. Anoth-ll or Rodney is Gallant Rodney. Wm y nor of the first heat and second money in the llamblctonlali. Thel 1M...,ipr 2 on 2.5, vtinncr of The Hambletonian, tit Pilmble but me)”. not start due to lameness. He ist being broulzht along and looks now like he miszhtscnre down with the fluid when the race is started. Mn- rav is the second strtttl t'0lti for HTliiIlVlfil' Farm of A hm Knapp. with Bold Rodney. Oth- ." Hkgly gm sstsoteur, Lullwat- or vision. Dani my. Newport net. Go. Specialty and Nimble, Colhx The. last named has made flPPlriF'fI improvement and will cer-. tainlv have to he reckoned with race day. I

1-ti. jgggigylvania of 1956 for Free for All tr-ottl-rs might well be a, the "Million Dollar RICO" TWP metre horses originally nnmedp in start had Inn the Irons litm- of !l.1M.50t at the close of lti55l some of the horses have been; retired. but others have been ad-t din; money almost weekly, so it ilp well night tmpttssihlr to keep ar- Qllrllii track. Earninzs 0! thv fl"!-

'l.

and he sure didn't make any Thlst

Frntt Frost It tint II hi! I! l 1-” 3.; ,1 R b3 1 . lanvtthluth. D. Johnson Nit. K. Triple: Aaron and tli-ittm-.Mtl.

thought, in tnl-t he ll rather small ,5 M H mm C"! 1 mihllttson t7l, Hetki tilt. and SIlw- waullee. ll . nUTsTANmNn ,ENsmN - od I . - h

The uiiv he wont. tonight. th lush utskl. W-Donnelly, IrIlN'Pl1KlllIl;i Home l-tins . Snider. nrimklrn, PLANS shooting. The 12 gauge Featherll hi m e Vtelg V!

was f'Pl'iiHtlllt' uinwthtttl ru re-l ivisit: WINS HR Roch-Green. , ' . msw INCREASED ARMY only 63,; pounds. Imagine how qu ckly and easily it Roclmm-r wtiii ti-iit.iil.m... Stolen hases- -Mays. New vorii. R-ATE! 01' P” can be moved into position in a duck blind.

member as long as I live He tr .11 horse I was with Dr Jim Dodds and Raw Omeara and as usual we all saw the race dilferent

. 1.04 3-3 thew?! "Marti i Join my szu tltellii wsplm use stew-rt mil :4 tntcli wit.

. 1:0! 80.

..;la

nan.

,burn on the foot with a 1-3

””'i5ow1i'riir

llmh. and men on second and third. wrapped it up hi utlttmil Mantle fouled to'Gus Triandt-s. Blaylock on a bmnIt't't” l" Bob Harrison lasted less than two innings in his first major llesgue start this yur. H9 gave ,1!!! a run in the first on doubles h.v Jerry Lumpe and Bill skow. rnn and gave way to Skinny Brown alter loading the bases and walking in two nlns in the second.

Skowron drove in five runs and Bob Cerv four to pace the Yan- kee's14-hit attack against four Baltimore pitchers.

CLEVELAND tAPl - A three- run homer by Rocky Colsvito in

then Marv

BACK STRETCH

(H, Pnuttiinl. owned hv MI"-t" James Poulton. Charltlttelmtm

Maslie. the oldest man to pitch it no-hitter since Cy Young got his letics Ttlaaday ,

ma 1,. had heme 31.-mg up I boost in the second inning. scor- Roy Campa.nelta's nth home run

.2!

o ". -.- , i... k,, ..V

th lotbiutg i-levictnryojv

City A

Ezrly hall er, plug his nth victory losses.

and two

scored on a Groth. to (Iva. lead.

ton Ward hit a lthe Kama. and Wally Burnett...

killed Cit1Clt!nII.l'j pmnult hopes

a 7-1 decision and tightened their slim Erin on first place in the Na- tional League race,

The B"-"Est nipping Cincinnati": Win strcak at six games, galng win streak at six umes, gained , Ollthlamc edge over second-place Brooklyn The Dodgers playe Philadelphia in fniiht name It Ebbets Field.

One mtire victory by thc Braves, who hat-c three games left, will eliminate the Redlegs.

was 1. Rltzy Bell tC. Klllnml 2U Time, 2:lFi .1-ll. Race 1. Tt'.V GILV tS.H. Horst-lilzlnl, owned by H. Wood Mom-ttili, 1, The Sheik. owned and (ll-lvt-ll by Harry Pnulw ton, (iharltitlsltmn, Tlsme 214 (-5. Race 3. I-IY P" rit tc. smith-. iiwimi by no. and . p N'"””' L'""' 4, p . n M. NICGa(l)'Ol1, liurim River. l. Pittsbtirtzh 000 :00 gt? 6 R ”'m'0l3'P W” l5 w'”'."'"' .2.Ni(vi mix 0225l33Pxi0.l 1. Time. 2 lil -i-5, RRIT 4. UISS Ellis: "35 T"-).V0 t I Ufkgt?) t (C. Kmamh ,mm,d M J. Em, and .hepilPd. Antonelll. .llrkont Thompson. N,,m.am,' L Rem Kilt ind"K9-SITIIQDWW-Aninnelll. l.- Federal ti-l. Cormierl 1. Time..S Ll"-d, "-1 N ' "'””"- Wm"- 2:lI. This slow time was due top C 9'" '9'" v MA"-

the above mentioned lt'PldEnl.ll!lllW3Uk9f 03-'i0000l0rr7 15 1 Race 5. Bud's Echo IE. Smitll).l(.UN.'ll'tn8ll 091000000-1 5 0 owned by Rh. Mai-t-'iid.ven, Hun-i Snahn and frandallz Jansen. fer River, I. uemliih .li-. ta. Bur.--lettvoat t2l. I-nwler t3i. Nipp- tiiiwi 2. Time 2;l7 2.5. niii-o 6.1 strut '4'. Laurence tit. Free- Shtrley Doris ti? Bernilrdi owned mil" ml RM Ballcy. la--lansen. by EJ. Allatn. Buctouche. l, Sen- Phlltt titll mil lion. o I 2 ator Fralgmxle tRnmsa,ll 1. Sen- Brooklyn (B2000 mil. in 4 fl atiir ('rati:mylc finished first but J. Meyer. R. Miller t.'tl. San was set back lnr not lfISlllR on a.inrri '5! and Loonta; Malzllc and break. Rare 7. Tennlsuood t.l..Campanella. L,-J. Meyer. HR. Goziierit. owned by Good Luck Bkn--Camlmnelln.

Stables. Dieppe. l. .inst-dale Scot. First , land til. Grirzllent 2 Time. 2:14 1-5, St.pLouts Race. it. My Vnlo t.loe llennessl-.v'.. CNN?!" 010 000 000 l 7 4 owned by Sunrise Stables, (l:tlitis,t -Wvllnhlvl Ind Kati. Hillman. M,” l. Ahhplgnd iw, ,i,m1i,.. 2AlValPnlinPilI tlt and Landrith. L- Timl-. an 3-5. gtgllmsn.

. on:

Maritime horses has wins and43t.p limit 000 tIltlM- I 1 I placlnuil at Quebec Raceway lastl Cl”"t8" 000 N1 2! it it 1 Charles Sutherland. Sydney. won (""95 "W N 3 lttnirtll--darlb the eighth race, pill'st- 5300. 2.14 4-5. (iTH('l'I by Ralinie Mac- Donald, .lDrl')' A. Hanover. ownedp mnvlnrk un . by Roy Bevan and driven by Art CM" 0' M. It cilia Llewellyn. won the aeventht ' 3 "'7": race. a mil. iii 1:15 1.5 The syn. "Winn In-an ney mare Countess, Way. sllrnvdp Wllliltlhgton Mlilltifllo. 4 d it by Dllncan MacDonald and drivan,Bo1ltoh 140 000 t'l0x-lo In J by R. lltacnonald, was .-wcond as Ramos. Stone I6) and Courtney; also was Riihisoii Claim. tiwned-Sisl-r. Dalock t7l and White. I. by Jerry Sheen, Summcrsilla, arirllslsler. L-Ramos. Hits. W-Wash, driven hy James ..Zu-Gregor. Sat- Runnels. BM. Vernon. Williams, urdny llllht Wt-lsperlng WIllow,lChical0 001110 000-! I I owned by Earle Semple. was s DNTOII tlItJ00202x--I I I winner its was Jerry A. Hanover Donovan. J. Wilson tlti um Lot.

BASEBALL

RESULTS Iy THE CANADIAN PRESS

Hll illilill It I l

I c It In i ll t 47) and and t'hiti I. It. L - Musial.

Hlavlock. Smith; Kaiser

izlln. Averill Hm. L-Ci-lmlsn. Hits.

SMHHM A" Tm. Myrmj Rm, lot-k tttl. Russell tat "in mm;

l

Flamtnn Way 2 N 13 added lw . more Wins to his twelve pl'!VlOliIi "nu I'M” ones Satllrdnv niizht st Sackvillei

PENNANT RA .II'. Downs driven hy his owner Lorncl y L pet Gill 1,"

in ness. l

tut Saturday afternoon. in the Itti' am iitl dashes Reynlb M. David-I sat, owned by W. Godfrey. Lan-

waa I-l, lllly Lee C.

nsygirl. aim-t mi itrtm by it. I. Willis. Charlottetown was H. the leaks D. tn.

ROUNDUP

tl4-l.'l- vs Jones 19-10 or Brosnan (4-91

American League Chicago at De-trolteHarshman (IS-llll vs Foyiack I14-151 .' Kansas ('lty at Cleveland 4513-- Gorman ill-ltlt vs Score (lit-9' New York at BaltlmorkFom l9.5i vs Rt-anion 0-0) Washlnizton at Boston nathy 1-1 vs Sullivan STANDINGS - National League l W L Pl-t.(iBL ,Milu;itlkec 50 503 -r Brooklyn 60 F-011 Cinctnmlti 63 SM St. Louis 75 .49.? Phllarlclpllla Rt .460 -Pittsburgh 85 437 -all York llli ,-i.'itl Chicago 39 92 391 American League L M M 65 89 71 M 91 too

-- Aher- I tl3-7)

2”: ltWs Zlla 25 26 32

GHL xNew York Clcvt-lalld Chlcaiui Boston nt-ti-oit Baltimore Washington Kansas City it-clinched pennant.

l.F.ADF.ItS Amt-rican League AB It It Pei. Mantle. N York 525 13! U7 .366 Williams. Boston 38.1 M134 .350 Maxwell. Detroit 479 98159 3.12 lkllerln. Detroit 571 91 ill?! ..'i3l Minosn. Chicago 52!! lot 168 .313 Runs-Mantle. l.'tl. Runs batted ind-Mantle. 127. l Hill--Kuenn. I09. I Doubles--Pic-rsall. Boston. 39. Triplese-.len.-en, Boston; Min- oan: Simpson. Kansas (it y; Lemon. Washington, It.

3:332:33:

delphin. Mllslnl. .12

Pitching. -NEWCUMBO. Irooklyn. 5-6. lllfl. Strikeotits -Jones. Chicago, ltltl.

HAVEA ' '

.Ctnvalant!.a

HIK- It lour-hitter tor - luinat nine WW" "lag I0-lt-ll ball for six

P11-"tk stated. this ldeot:ieinIlA(l

by Johnny 6 Athletics a 1-0 Mun. cut .10.... i.;i,.....- v.it.. till rally with two out in the sevanihl with two out iii it-i., ninm pm.

cit homer to tie it a shutout for

Sautilpsw Warren Spahn all but Tuesda-W choklna an, the Redlegs

with six Slnflej for ht. mm Viol '4"? 35 MllWIItkoe's Braves took.

chirlnttmin. h slab vr-ltd-It

gnocimmmmowsuwaiwuaiigssnu

Fifteen Bouts Run 7 Canadian Boxing Cl1'sl'lips A

wet -. rilteeii nesiln. TKO three Ina Gebrins. rd Tuesday - Pm" - h it inatlon series NW-Johnny pa, ::mu::::w:ye iennlhc Cl-lnadllanlsmllll CB.u:ubyl 3.C.. declsioned -":.-tat” "9 3.2.: ”"""'”l”"”"”'9”--two 3-"'32" s ... u r . - l 5 I The bouts were held in the Mont. En1lIl8&Jl( 011-. :0! W i-Cc Mt St Louis College gymnssium.tH.:;: '1 WC atrick Bait. Ot- where, another 15 uill be staged - . K ltonlnht before the finals move tot 1: l;0Uit.llIoJLGem Bower. Tor- Mmmeu Forum -rhursdhy. 1:3. .Mo:c&w Cleinnt Barn. The team of Canadian AVID)” 1-” p chm” Ken b”""- "ml """"l ”"'"e"ders mi Ottawa. won by TKO over Mal: several divisions. received a setwmm Lawn cuudhwn. Hau- b-Clt when their l”a'”l”?l'-l fax. 2:40 lit the totlgd humping, Mike hlercreidldnl (Ell Polmnsp . ' Iiwack. .C., was turne than .V. the doctors at the medical exam-IS::.gi;nTl?o'myoJ"sgymo:d l”:',:"'dMo,. M, M,,c,.em hadtigiitlh stoneyngreok. oiit.. 2:22 of . e rs rou . hiizll blood pressure and slthnllzh 141 pounns .. gourd Bmwn. lnuthinll was seriously wrong. thtir Ottawa. declaionad William Mat refused to let him tight. thews. Canadian navy. Ottawa. MONTREAL (CPJ-Results III 147 POUNDS - Waller Kuzak. elimination bouts in the L'aiia- Edmonton. won by TKO over Ed dian f championships and die Stocks. Montreal. 2:46 firlt Olympic trials tall bouts BL'll0d- round. - him for three roundst; 147 POUNDs-Norm Joriicnsen. l ii: roulvos .. Kill Yit. LPlll- mgouazzifflslonw tlharlel Gli- brldge, Alta, d e c i s i o n ed Ray ' ' tllnney) Long, Canadian Army, "7 POUND3 -4 Harold Mann. Sydney N5. ye?tlIC0l;VfIl'l; declsloned Jorma Aho- iit POUNDS-Gerald Vlnslolle. 14'; l,.l3l&'3"LFdd,e Mmppop Canadian Army. Sydney, decl-;C,madian Army slydmw NS. dc: Gabriel Manchini, Mont-tsjxslllonm Kabul, pimir winks”. - i s. Que. ist POUNDS-Jim MDnlg0nlery.l 156 POUNDS .- Danny Him-ti. Montreal. declsloned Lloyd Law Canadian navy. Foremost. Alta.. rence, Toronto. ldcclsioned Henry Hartenberxer of I56 POUNDS - Len Callander,lWeyburn, sngk.

MONTREAL bouts were on the tin

Bube Zaharlilts Condition Said To Be Critical

hl):in;Cu"rlera Will Play In

European Centres

MONCTON t(lPl--A Ilrnup oi GALVESTON. Tcx. (APl..Ho;. Maritime curlers will make its Dilal allthorities said Tliesday the "invasion" of European rentrcsl condition nl famed vtoilian athlete Jteginniniz at Prestwls-ll. Scotland. Babe. Didriksun had "deteriorat- in January it was announced lleret Ed It'll 18 t'.rIiIcal." Mnnday "um John Sealy Hospital attendants The --"yin: ,..,,.l,” plub" pm declined to amplify the statement. visited such centres as St. John's. 0? '0 "Y Whether 01” Mt She was Nfld.. Vancouver. Muntreal. Tor. 5”” C""5Cl0"5- iontos Detroit. Chicago and New E'"'”"- '"'h0T"l9-I hill 1'0- Znharlas was

v it. ii. aid. Tlleil Vwed "'81 MW . nvijerrsea: .li.3:?IteIN"l'llInll;9 in Glas- "sl” "”'3'" "" 9" ""P""lll9lll

loin. Parts. Edinhurith. London :::i5 I" ll" l'5"l" ""l'''-" "W . . ' . S t l d . ”":..;: ..t:::::...".::t:.':.:.... ,, 2-,... l. .i. i th trip. .giiilzeil by . r. ""' '”' -

lllgclgode. The tlllllritf fllllht Will he handled by the new overseas service of Maritime Central Air- ways.

-rt... flighl will leavnphlonctos nii-port .lan. ls. returning iroml Prentvlck Feb. 7. E. I. Glddmll

AUSTRALIAN RATIO

Australia's population in mid. 1953 showed 1027 males to every

JOIN A GREAT TEAM 1

Enjoy three Wars el sdventurrl and comradeship in the colourful. Regimcnt tit Canadian Guards. Regiment

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SERVE AND MAKE

, A YEAR

iAfter these I srut yam. choose it lifetime Army career. or IP- tiirn to civilian life a better mail. You are eligible if you are be

DOUGLAS BROS.

. the guchamlltnns. usdsy iPealles diamond. At stake will be I the island title.

The should prove lobe the gut. in baseball we of the year as the chain of each class lneetto decide which shall wear the Island crown. Approximately

;rows 4-0 , its enacted that should this coni- 'lIIl Sluldsy produce pood westb- . er. over MD will attend this final

ga me. 'g

izggrgrgggr :- 1E5.,:E;. it-.

for the baseball morale of every baseball player throughout the Province. '

It is expedient that our Island

1Ma9

lie Knew Hacl No-Hitter

Going All Through Game

BROOKLYN tAPl--Ancient Sal Mazlle all but shrugged off his no - hitter against Philadelphia Tuesday night-the first in his long baseball career.

"The main thing is that we won the ball game." he said. "Of course. I knew I had a no-hitter going all the way. No one had to tell me. I've been around base- ball too ions not to be aware of somethilil: like that."

The 39-year-old Mantle while- washcd the Philli 5-0 and pulled the Brooks back into contention for the National League pennant, a half-same behind Milwaukee Braves. He walked two and hit one batter.

"I've come close to no-hitters before." he. smiled in the club- house while his jubilant mates crowded around him. ”ln fact. it

New York Rangers Sign Holdovers

PROVIDENCE. R l. tAP)- Mun. Patrick. general manager of New York Rangers. Tuesday announced the 'ninz of hold- overs Bronco 1-Iorvath. Danny IA- wield and Andy Hebenton and for- mer Toronto defenceman Larry Cahan. Nine Rangers have signed to date for the 1956-97 National Hockey League season.

AND JONES LTD.

I recall. I did a couple of seven inning jobs on this very club be fore someone not a hit."

--coon STUFF"

Catcher Roy Campanells said

Mnglie had ”lood stuff."

The rotund backstop. who also

contributed a home run to the cause. added: "That's no news. You've got to have good stuff to pitch a no-hitter."

Asked what happened when Richie Asliburn not in the way of a pitch with two out in the ninth inning. Mantle said:

"lt was a load pitch. except that it broke just a little inside. We had been working on him with outside curves and we thought we'd try to get him to bite at one on the handle."

Annual Meeting

Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland Branch Canadian Ladies Golf Un- ion to be held at the Char- lottetown Golf Club at 7.00 p.m. Wednesday evening. Sept. 26. All lady members of the Charlottetown Golf Club are requested to st- tend.

Mabel S. Adams. Sec'y-Treasurer.

OFFER

Lltutt. SAFE. EASY-

. loll Free For All Trot naced. at R , , , S k -H I, . C! 1 P-h h an 511 no

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lths.ca's light weight make it a natural for durlt

The Ithaca combines ll

life. Its durable qualities make it a long-liver. It was likes and stands up to the

built for the outdoor life,

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