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'SBATSIZZLES. tt The Guardien, Chartettotows, Fri. Ang. 7, 1908. 11 0 er ne mat| tie seone h 0 now wits comma cod ange 8 - a igo. times. In those days all senior | “sease in eoftball circles nd erry es e ' : € clubs were salted with imports, year, You might call & “defeullt- 4 — . nee ( in S and even before the C and B club | itis”. We remember when clubs | por sIDESWIPES HAWAN “ < :: ve a started 10 do some importing on| scorned to take games by @@ | ponoLULU (AP) — Hurricane - 7, thelr own, i was knocking off| fault.” Of course, there comes @ | 10+ side the island of Ha- .: BY NORMAN MACDONALD - | everything in sight. i 40 signifi-| time when you have to cial 8/14: with @ harmless, glancing : if : cant, perhaps, thet Henry Gal-| game by default because of DE |iiow Wednesday and churned oe * > - lant, one of the old champs, and | sistent disregard for regulations. | o..04 to open sea. Only de- Lack of controltwo different | It’s a hit difficult to assess the | Dr. Alan Stewart also active as @| But chibs, as a rile, would|®oUeuS l oe the ~ . . kinds~wes the chief factor which | stength of this year’s Interme-| young pitcher in the golden era, rather win on the diemond tft ia! = there tip of Hewali and the ~ led to the downfall of the Junior | diates. At present you have inf berg soggy ae Bam Ree BL woe comanittee room.” the 300-mile‘long island 4 E Fe ci sernecond game | give them & consideretile margin | last over the Pontiacs. | Times have changed a Mette. Miny| TOs : | ! ‘wah the Summerside over the Pontiac Junions. The |The haifpint bat boy wasn't ex-!we take Mberties with the sign 'C By THE CANADIAN PRESS | wae the loser. in W games with Now York this |home and Doo Buthiin singled te | Settles, Gath Haste, pitching | Pontiacs tonk the Charlottetown aca —— MeCovey, San Fran Paul Foytack pitched bis first! season. Foytack’s record is-now |vewo more, All four were wa- | 1° Ot De ie Mo Bat, served | Abbies for a 16-0 total in two hot . bitting rookie first | shutout of the year es he blanked |1.19 and Ditmar is 7-6. earned. Qatiery aasls Glows a tack of oh) ee eS ee ‘ oe. pine continued to sizale|the Yanks with three hits, In te Kansas City, trailing 43, Aled! | Oo xind of control, and coach | vena te ee prety com u aa the National League| meantime the Tigers got 10 off |FOUR HITS the bases with two out in the|Sonany Carroll decided to go | lot nes eo a

Giante defeated Milwau-| Art Ditmar and Duke Maas, in-| Kansas City pitchers Ray Her-/ ninth. Leo Kiely replaced Jerry along with “Wee Willie” Gallant Aeenstee dnoneoe adie

Se 74 in. the rubber game of|cluding home rune by Red Wil-|bert and Joho Teitounis held the |Terwillinger to hit into a g8M®/, Rare Ruth product who is 4| perience The Pontincs wore bea. : . cn and Bikdle Yost Wiloon hed Ped Sox te four Mie but twe of ending force play. ‘ little short on evoirdupo's but |ten by the oth Sassen , . McCovey rapped two hits and/|three hits and Yost two. came in the fourth, each| Chicago's American Le ®@Ue | long on heart. Willie amazed | Junior the ie the firet run to help Sam| it was the Tigers’ 12th victory |one driving in two runs. Herbert |leading White Sox were to Pl | everyone with tis batting. e|but it wee cee ge toe ae had tetined the first 10 men in| in Baltimore at night, with Cleve- | Scuble and near-single in three of wp tare, i . Any employer having two or ‘more em-

register his i6th victory land in W ‘and Pitts @t- | line. All this would seem to mark y Pp y trot tis clans ed tone] PROBABLE [fire wes tied ts orgh in Sotho Low ta: |R2% Go ee Nits hs |e, SuTunee ntrmcoe ee

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; . fourth. Frank Mal- and Cincinnati * eee eeee Sreves, as PITCHERS < % te - geles Beteee ee aoe bet hts Ila, wc a thee Ioan pea ployees and who has not received registration

- target for Harris, whose range-| brass bands about. . Te te eee st dame | NEW YORK (AP) — Probable “ae . finding facilities weren't too sharp | “How does the Iniermediate cub || cards from the Hospital Services Commission streak = pitchers for today’s major league | ~[oa that cocasion anyway-———_ | compare with our Intermediates ; . i al tele UNIO on ld 0 - | -| of the days when Dee Lefurgey , 4 . eae Mew a ) stop Fidele | Destochee’ ep. | was a halfvint bet boy insiead of || — Should contact the Commission: at once, at P.O. the Yankees . by a -00) Kesey Gly ot Now vom —-T a er seen earn - — meena a oe ber bee, seein 36 ta: } :

points. Boston ‘Daley. (124) vs : Intermediates 000 090 —"3 5 2 those “ dave” ; etown

Kansas City Athletics} Chicago at Washington (N)— ‘ f Juniors WiMs = 7 4 1% ao et Se ene Box 4500, Charlott m in the only other day game. | Shaw (10-3) vs. Fischer (8-7). 72 Umpires— Johnny Carroll and | of ha @ rich imagination ‘

Willie Mays and Eddie Bres-| Cleveland at Baltimore (N)— Mark Delaney. @ poor memory, but that old shared hitting honors with|McLish (13-5) vs Walker (85). , ESEr

as Jones spaced eight! Detroit at Boston (N) — Bun- The Summeride Pontiacs Jun- The intermediates’ bats came | SQ SRDS O O59 EEE 22k CaCO Oa ee ; , eee Seg Se Seete. [ing 1990 ve Meotenits (96), Hine soled Nek tate: extinlion oO mee ke ‘ "

three hits including ational League their of seven series with wi d d S d tome ran. Bresson) bet! Piitsbargh ‘at Chips — Kine| idea seven series wih Aan Sewers a ome 10 AP Henderson & Cudmore Friday and Saturday {§ three runs with his sixth| (7-10) vs Drabowsky (48). Stewart's crew 73 at Quees| ax ee oe : a es hy Philadeiphie at St. Louis (N)—| etisabeth Park tm Summerside| fire sung : cat c Cardwell (5-7) vs Mizell . evening. The Intermediates ; “2 ACITY CROWD Ciscnatl’ st Sgn Yreukobl ing wala ae cakes toe enue a a one #

Another capacity crowd of 24- (N)—Newcombe (105) vs Anton-|to one. John Bethel was the tally in their 1 wit . saw the Giants pummel Lew | eyj (15-6). winning pitcher, giving up five ee eee P| » an old nemeisis, and| Only games scheduled. ite. __________+.___—.._-}- Rdie Boates and Dean’ Couse wtagite for 10 hits, and hand The Juniors were out hit by a Each : fant cake & anwie iMOore Bassey their rivals, but Hugh Spicer, it 3 for 3, but, Couse's, first ‘ peed. Sho -bes Ot an ot), / iictios, wold font ie Uh ous Fackioae Sntdked tad oes’ dew : games since he was p.To- Sign For Bout Three out of the five free tickets, | into the pitcher's mound. , apes Phoenix of the Pact- all issued to Wilfred Barlow,| Dee Lefurgey was the hard Coast League. now has 14 hits) LOS ANGELES (AP) — World| were good for admission to the| luck guy at the plate. In the ° 30 times at bat for a 467 aver-'featherweight champion _Davey| home plate. second inning _ second _sacker : , ge. ei Moore_of Sorinsfield. Ohio, — Eddie bots. oa first | Dean Couse ran far to his left :

Banks Cubs ex- r Hogan >| sacker, three runs | to come with Lefurgey’s rot : = é . . . : : Py ning relly with @ double in the sey -of Nigeria formally signed] across’ the fils Wik 8 Gaotig’ nal Grew tin oa ak te. H & C are just brimming over with these handsome RA-VELLA shirts .. . There : hth. An error, an infie! » | Thursday for their 15-round fight| and double in the first and third| In the fourth fr Garth Har- ‘ xira one here ° walk and Bobby Thomson's sin-|for the crown tg 19 at the Sree One fielding a and ae faded fast rag centre to are stripes, checks, sizes small to @ large. We have for you *_? * drove in the runs that broke| Olympic Auditorium. two serious errors in judgment) rob Dee again, this time of ex- big savings on two.

22 tie. Don Elston, in relief of| Moore won the title on a 18-| gave the winners three ad-|tra-bases on a well-tagged ball. .

Art Ceccarelli, was the/round technical knockout over! ditional runs in the fourth in-| In the sixth, his whistling line 1

and Humberto Robinsou|Bassey March 18. ning and they were leading 60. | drive went straight into short-

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