I: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Righthander Frank Lary. who made his mark by beating the New York Yankees. did it again Ilnndsy with Al Katine": hitting help as the Detroit Tigers rapped the world champs. 5-2. and trim- med their American League lead aver idle Chicago to 3': games The Yankees. swept ill the two gamr set. now have lost five of seven on the western trip. They open a three - game showdown aeries with the White Sox at Co- miskey Hark lDl1llllIl Boston's Red Sox mauled Kan- sas City. I6-(I. unloading six home runs and collecting I9 hits while Willard Nixon gained his first ahutnut in more than a year with g live-hitter

The New York Giants again flobbered Cincinnati. this time 17 .1, Mill! a I9-hit barrage in the only nther hattnnal League game RT-TPEAT PERT"0R)IA.KTE

l.ary beat the champ: for the aernnd time in four decisions this year with an eight-hitter that in- cluded Mickey Mantle: two-run

tuciiwiu 9... Of Hambleton

ltl”Ql f)lN. Ill. MP lurk -will pay the most important part in determining today's uln- ner of the Slll.l2ti Hambletonian at the huquoin State Fairgrounds.

.Iu.-at plaitty

Detroit "Downs Yankees As Red Sox Blast A's

33rd homer in the first inning. it Terry, first of ftve A's pitchers,

was the fourth llL'l0ry Ill a row lost it.

lor the 26 - year - old Alahaman, The Giants counted two hom.

WW M5 9”. by Danny O'Connell and Kaline'a l'fth homer. third in llnnk snug; 11,. hi. muck,

two days against the Yanks. fol-gnu,” Wm, C,'nci..uu'. 13 "tn.

lowed a hit batsman and a walk nan. ggl n Nnunnni hung ,,..

from southpaw Tommy Byrne,'.nn nun .( 32 gm 1,. . m.,,.;,,..

who dldlfl. finish the first. Young nilll lime. -lnhnny Kuclis rtlicited Ind IIV3. Ray Monzant won his second up the other two runs on six hits .119; 1-cneyini R" cm” in me the rest of the way as the fourth- murth. Vince Amt was the loser place Tigers squared their aea- .1 the cum, uored N" in Mm son series with New York at it) in, third ",5 mm, Ind mauled 10 six in the seventh. 'ru:u AGAIN Willie Mays had a two - run Mantle. again tied with Wash- triple in the fifth. but had only lngionk Roy Sievers in home one other hit. keeping his runner- mm mm mm mind 1,. moi, nit ' up average at .335-five points be- (Wu... m 10”; at bats, raising his hind injured Stan Musial of St. 37. Bostnni; Ted Louis. the National League

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PHILADELPHIA tAP.l- en.-ti.

hjtter Ron Northey came through A The Clsarlowtown GCIUII. Tliy, Aug. 27. 137

with a bases-loaded single in the ninth inning to give the Philadel- phia Phillies a 4-3 Victory We? the Milwaukee Braves Monday night.

Northeyis hit. a liner into right field. came after reliever Ernie Johnson walked Ted Kazanski NEW YORK M?! w Promoter Ind yielded I IUIEIG 10 CNC0 F01” James D. Norris was stricken by nandes. Harry Anderson batted toad potnnning um uggn in 50.. for catcher Joe Lotmetl. and was pital late Monday. The illness purposebt passed. Iforced postponement of a meet.-

Northc-y'.t hit capped the relief,lng with middleweight champion work of Dick Farrell, who took Sugar Ray Robinson threatened 9,," (ram Jack sgntgrd, l with loss of his title earlier in the

The Phllf victory nicked half,t'lI)' by U18 lllll llhlellt Coll!- a game from the Braves' Na- mission. tional League lei-id, leaving lheml 5'0"l'li- 30- hPi'lm! I" ll "ll!!- sevcn games ahead of Brooklyn nallnnal Htlxllll Club flmtbl Jshortly before Robinson showed up.

: Rnhlllsofl had arranged the

Middleweight

I lliluaitkerk Braies. breezing mpllagc ln , . . ,

-yl ' mm I -Frgam? had. played 3 Williams also vii-is I-for-4. how leader. .and st. Louis, both idle. ll ntcht zanie in Philadelphia on the ;"' 3": lfilgmned hm wmlpoml .--

4 at x ll. 11 d l. E9 ii” -i' i i lm aim" eague :1 e no Frank Malmne hit two home

runs. a double and a single for the Red Sox. who hammered foury homers in a I0-ritn seventh. Jim Pt:-rsall. .Nnrm 7.aui-bin. Ted I.t'p- em. and Gene Stephens lttl the other homers with Piersall, "ital- Ione. Zauchin and Jackie .lensen'

SPORT rotting

until another Howard and Snares scrap comes along.

A large gathering of bnxing fans flocked to the Cnir Stad- .ium Rriday in ivilness one of the best action packed profess-

Winner ian Race

oritc. likes limit Sting. tlriittu by l I ' d( P n I n I lllalplt Baldwin, Htt-korv Stnnke "ma (ar ” WI 5” " a T

and driver John htmilson: Burk-tl.3r?il'l 0;l"Plllaligl;REE:na:i1:n Lliglgtt.

eye Demon and Harrison llnyt.. V.'h . d B hb "ll ”;”"r SIM W" "m Del Cam. .:()'a”t.:P; figlhrilitlzonoitlmof Btilstoh

I That is the opinion of 77-ycyar- eron hanprpd Par." mm... M. R," Hm." , nltt Fred l-Ignn nf tlrlandn. Ha All of these are FiI'll, inntwy mum”, munds. Howard. "W "M. 3 He could bet-tinie Ihc nldt-st chuiccs est-opt ilaior .heviporl..,,. and more expcm.m.,-,1 and

driver ever to vtin llll" Elli-EIIKPII quoted at ll-l. ,h(.m.m. by Wmnds (.hasi.d nu.

trotting strike. which this year was shifted from Goshen. NY and rarries the srcnnd lnrccst puxse in the event's 12-vcar his- tori. He won in 1940 and 1949

The sharp-minded dean of bar- ness rm-ins: will be aiming for his third lfambletnnian triumph with Cassin Hannver. an unoffi- eial ll-I shot in the big strike which will haie no part-mutuel bettinz (or the first titvw since 1940

'ln the ltambletnnian. luck is 15 per rent of lt" laid Egan. "Manouevring - or brainwork - of the driver is important, bit! you have to have lurk in be able to take advantage of your driving aktll ”

Egan. a great aentiint-nlal lav-

-SIPORT ECHOES

We salute" , Alfred Gl1')Ollt. ultn vmn the pole vault in the ('nnadian lntr-r-

Records Were Mad Broken-And They Are

The field of 11 lltrw-Neztr-tildl. i New England fighter around the which lllflllflfl 0"lY fill" 'l”l"v ring for ten rounds and repeat- will he trotted in divisions for the . any work” mm mm , (.0,.m., fir-i time Two beats in each of where he flaillcd away him both the two division will rttducc lheghands to the head gnd body. He

field for the decisive tnile. it will could do little damage upstairs developed into a cool mctliuduial ineniberx the third round for Uiel

be contested by two, three or for the Boston fighter elected to fottr horses. depending on the uut- light from a crouch covering his come of the heats. ljaw and head with hits gloves The first heat of the first divl- and forearms aion uill open the llanihlettuiian St!-1I'Ph llIPXl7PIiIPNtP Was Dial"- enmprtuinu nn the fast clay mile ll" "0ll(tNthlP ""9? ill" "Nl"”'Y oval at 4 4:. n m. ADT. The t'lIllnl- rtiund he came nut fuzhtinc in ninnship mile will start at about fl" ”Pf'l3l" P"5"'0" hi” ” '""'5ll' 5.50 ppm, .ing right. hook to the body A "mm 0, mom i, ,,m”.,,.d. brought him down to the crouch The previous biggest crowds were 1",." uvangfd hr the "st in like about lti,000 at finslu-n, ulu-Jr the. mgmt T P" W9" M "N

downs: Snares tnnk it pounding :::c':M.;l;(;"'an had bwn I tum” about the body. however he was

lnevcr in serious trouble. It was

-- -e- obvious both had been well

trained for the bout. they had

the benefit of expert advice in their corners between rounds.

Hoitard listened to veteran Murray Lana-

e light mBnl2El;A'--1 . BASEBALL RI-ISITLTS ly THE CANADIAN eat-zss

roach. apparently forgot the promise to put the local hots up for the night. but Father McGil-

mceting after the commission ruled he had to fight Carmen Ba- silio Sept. 23 as -heduled or face

Bout Stopped

As James Norris Takes Ill

headed by chairman Julius Hell- and. ruled after a stormy hear lng-Monday. that sugar Bay had to meet Basilio at the Yankee Stadium under terms of a com- mission rontract calling for ra- dlo. movies and theatre tele- vision. Robinson told the commission he would report "if my health permits" but said he would walk ;out of the ring if there were ra- t din. television or any cameras ex- cept still cameras for newspa- l pers. He wound up a stormy session. punctuated by acriminious ex- changes with Helfand. by threat-

Talking About Fight

possible loss of the 160 - pound ening to sue the commission. the crown The champs' advisers had f slate and the International Box- urged him to thresh out hisjing Club. i troubles with Norris in a mee . The commission cn in I ract ing with the IBC president. lslgned by Robinson Basilio and.

Truman Gibson. IBC secretary Norris specifically includes radio

I Sir. - Of course everybody I: ford the latter is a neplieu of each driving in three runs. Ralph W” mkmg ahnul mp Hmmm "I, ,,m,.nai sam Langford In

and Snares fight and light fans viill be dismissing that enctuinter amt um... 1im- um judge-g and

announced negotiations in the li- tle llJ.'l1l have been shelved tem- pnrarily. TRY BEST

referee all intcd for Howard Rohmsrin artdrrl limwveti that - Prince tinuntys Bud Ram.sa.i' "it'll "Y "W h"' "9 "3" l" ,ran into a human bun saw inl mall? ll" I”-'l" IHZUFSS "5" In .'the person nf Ritd Cochran nl lmltl if W' "Hill

Boston In the semi-final schctl-l The "ll" ' "N!" l'""'"l'5-WW tiled for it rounds. (lochran un- , least-(l his hcavv artillery in the ;third he hit the Albcrlon name -with a series of lefts and rights ill) the body. the payoff punch was a short lolting right hanks lunder the heart. ll was several, minutes before flamsav n-as able to leave the ring under his own ladtcs potter

. In other lmuts nn fight fan: saw a new fighter Baslcr Trophy.

in Walter ”Pennuts" Arsenault This is for all ladies who have not new in the ordinary sense of nnl entered in any club competi- vrnrtls but a youngster utio has linn this season. For the other.

the other cnrner Snares nodded as Lem Illoore told him how

First Round lOfMl Ladies Golf Meet

fin Saturditl Augttst Zllst lhel division of the Summer-

tlte card. i play the first round for the Sally.

fighter lrtun the mid smngiitg club championship will be play- Stcele at the Sports Arena on his . od.

last appearance here in upscttinrt highly pre finbt favorite Burry llrnuhart former Maritime Wel- lrrweight (lliamtnon. lrscnaitlt also upset the odds merchants

who prior to the fight were Besmdnoff

willing to be 2 to l on Urquhart it was evident to the. spectators m5'mo1'r tApiLyvnn Dnrellew

in attendance that Umtihar iwas (fanadia n light, heavyweightl no in the best of condition it is rhampiong Monday was smned for!

patent In all who witnessed the I Immum bout 33””; gmy 3". bout that am man on this island mam.” of Munich, Gnmanyv

or the next island to it requires Pmmnm, Nick bond" "id "up in be In the pink of condition mm Wm M -and I, mvmpu I" M" "' '"" 'h'"':' 'm' .Stadium Sept. 25. It will tele-

Durellel To Figh

l .

Arsenault. Wm”

I am. Sir. etc i i ' . . l . . '. . . J Durelle, of Hate Ste. Anne. N R. l (my w'”' MU LUSKFA .l'nught light he a v y contender

lTony Anthony to a draw here in' June.

Racing Results . At Hazelbroolt

ROUNDUP ” PROITARIJ. PITCHIIIRI NEW YORK fAPt -- Probable

.side Golf and (Tountry (llub willi Cincinnati 'nm(.,.g;

broadcast movies and theatrel television.

Robinson and .Vnrrts have been. deadlocked ovcr differing interp- retations of "ancillary rights" mentioned in a separate agree-1

tshould handle the closed circuit telecast in theatres.

Tebbetts Reads Riot Act Sunday CINCINNATI tAPt--Earl Law- son. baseball reporter for the 8.”. wrote in I story from New York Monday

l that manager Birdie Tebbetts of ,the skidding Cincinnati Rediegs

i t

i "read the riot act" to his players

In a closed clubhouse tnecting af- .ter Sunday's NH defeat by the; New York Giants. i

"He really ripped us rcalj good." Lawson quoted one un-l named player as saying. i

it was a turn - around for the

Judge; m,nage,.- Ions known ,0, hap in Pittsburgh last neck. ,his quiet use of psychology andigg

diplomacy with his players. Lawson wrote that Tebbetts' new "big stick" policy includes an it o'clock curfew and bed check after day games. an hour earlier than usual; a ban on heerl drinking and a han on smoking while In uniform. i

J. Woods Swims ; lake Ontario

(CI .llmmy

Woods. who persisted in his de- A

termination to swim across Lake. Ontario. made lg finally Monday in hut sixth attempt. rt-schingl Centre Island in Toronto harbor

l field meet

ment and over which rompany- --

l At the same time.

I0plnmbarlat.aatIlnlI

Tliatounamantiaopaatoall atnalouraadpeotosaloaalgolfars h'ontPrlncaEdwardlalandantl daawhora.udnsarchandisanris- asamouatlngtoninnthantzio vlllhe awarded to men and vunanwhawillboparttctpab iaglathaantatatirclaat

Thaeommittoaiachargo the

tournament includes Ilrs. Alex Bun: Bnninaonldel.i Prod Davis- ut. enalngton. I: c Jessome. Kenslngton. Mrs. Dave stew;-1. Charlottetown. Mrs. William Cot- ton. Charlottetown. Bonnie Le- Page. Cavendiah. and George Andrews. Professional golfer at , Green Gables Course.

Flight Cadet Graham Lodge of, A large number of golfers are

TO COMPETE

Bordon and now of RCA!" Stat-.upectod to participate in the

ion Winnipeg. will be aiming llournament in which- amateu- August 24 to help his track and will play 1! holes. and profsssio field team retain for the west als will go twice around the the Training Command trophy. eighteen hole course. List Week Wlnl-'IlP9E l'-MGIWI Because of the large number seven other prairie. stations in u engumg gxpeciedg H-nu”. U18 RC-U"'5 14 Tfalnlnll GWUP ments have been made with the meet. to earn the right to repre-l sent the West in the annualy Training Command track and in Trenton, Ontario. Flight Cadet Lodxtc. the son of Mr. and Mrs. M R. Lodnc tif- Bordcn. will compete in the 440- year event.

(National Defence Pltolot

White Sox.-Aired Ready For Yanks

(TIIICAGO tAPl-(flticdgn While Snx today contemplated their big series against the New York

'Yankees with mixed emotions.

' They were cockshure about their it He hi n 5: but concerned a u; how well they will hit in the three - game showdown that

Redlegs Lose opens tonight in Comlskey Park. ' t The Yanks were four games

ClNClNN'lTl l;hPl-el'lIli'If1l'l3lll ahead of the Sox before New Rcdlcgs llonday lost outfielder York's match with Detroit Mon- Gus Bell for the rcmaiiidct of the day season because of an injury Thcyg 5,, H". (-mag" ",m,k M” -Dear recalled Bnh Thurman lrum Seat- 3 3-"ms, .,,m-- label (M. U" COIL! itle of thc Pacific Coast League. tenders in H" Ameriun Lemuel thev asked pennant race. for waivers on pitcher Vlncente Manager Al Lopez said that the Amoi' in order to make room for So): were in better physical shape Thurman. Nu player can he to face the Yankees than they placed on the disabled list ails; have been for I long time.

Aug. 1. 1 "I'm not worried about our,

X-rays sltnucd that Rcll suf-lPll'3hlnF-H he llld- l fered ,, mxmr, ,.f . qua” hone But. switching to the sithject all in in, ,-.,;in t,,... H, . ,i,d.n; mu. hitting. he added that outfielder l Larry Dnby and catcher Sherman

Lollar "have to give us the boost 1 we need."

BOXING

Remember When By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Charlie llnnt SINRINI to score two runs in the ninth inning to make sure of his 200th pitching victory for Chicago Cubs in the

SPORTS ARENA

Thursday, 0.30 lt.ttI. 2 MAIN BOUTS 10 ROUNDS

Aim! of the tournament are to promote golf. and

to foster and encourage pa 1 iatton by amateur goilers. Imp-

Gots No-hitter As Team Wins

John Bethel pitched a nn-hit. tor at Halifax on Sunday as the tsnmmerside Bantams defeated :the Halifax Cardinals on iii. grounds of St. Mary's Uflilpy-. sity by the score of 14-0. Rethpl hit a home run and two llfllzles,

Don Schurrnan had two doubt" Jim Hogan a triple Geo Dalton a double and single. Larry Hay. jdy two singles Jo Jo Dean .i double. and Toy Gallant. Torn- my Bower a single apiece ,Scotty MacDougall'a catch ol a line drive to left field was lhl lhest defensive play of the calm. The Sumtncrside boys commit- lted only one error. the dropping of a foul fly which prolonged tin .'Iifc of a batter who was snuffed long on the next pitch. Betliel iatruck out 11 and walked 4.

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even break. and he'll live you ;a real, crowd-pleasing light. But Toronto "bud" Cochran was too big and Iontreal strong.

F at h I r McGllllvray, of St. Mary": University. The play- ers ol the Cardinals. or their

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: Prnvtncial track and field meet livray came to the rescue. The . .11". . 194, b H - . i it h t tod, I R. u n( II I 0"" "E Klvul. Cube ii -' W Wt it "mite 333;,;";;:.,:':,:;:ri,;:i;'.'.t-,:;:;;. A-wir-- '---in i:..”....'.'f..".I. u'-'.”.?i.T.'l?i..f!.”;l: u...'.ll.'..f..t .-.".T."l'.7.”.".l”.i..l' 'l rm-router -wimmm win are l t - i . Bo.-Inn Ill 000 lfl llr 15 WI mes. with Won-Inst records in CLASS A Vl""5l.Y FY0559” ill! 31 mil?! 0' 8 Rov "Tiger" Ton ' nu Lefurgcv, who nut-her! a about and housed in the dortnit- .. 5' g . gv . - g H W . r 3' Do, My ,- '. neat sis-hit effort against ('har- 0T.V 0' 5l- -Vll"',V'l U"l"'l'l”ll'- Kan ("Y om .0 5 I pa”'"mMrs' ' nllddy WNW" (E: Cmwl l iicoldl rune"-I nddcn Ink" lmdrdl Mdlmm HUT M BUS. vs' c 'E . t Nixon and Daley. Terry. Porto- .Victor M. til. Muirhcadi 4 I on Tnrontos watcrlmnt main 1 . i l Ml” ' """""";' aha" l" ll'l'h ''';)''””i W, V” vhnrwm M. n n ..,m,.m in -ttorgm. t7, uni m, Nell-trial League in," xi.-i.-1..-W. .p wow. 2 4 tum. Woods cut nimn ii, mu" (IRAPPEI-its RACEWAY -.- ....- A -, gmvum. game 0 l P rniitlcia use it it I n - ' ' ' ' ' r " . . . V '. " p,",,,,,. M M M. "M M ,,,, .,,m.,,d do I ,,,i,, ,,,,r,,,,,R 1ltl'crl;l:rn;iog!t7iB;:d (Wm M nmmn 45., ,,m,, 3qiuImi:ud;n7t:1n l;'..nMurphy) a 3 Eonztimtzhe tllltanr! hy his island; North Gramtlle l 4 1..., ..wh,pW vy Mm” Mum chore fnr Truro against the Ar- 1' C - ' ' lIl-lfIl vs Vcircomhe tilt-lot. ' c c ' . . . ' - ' wan" .....”mm.. Mwnm”, M... ,, n,.,..m,,,,,h 5,m,m,y glauchtn, Piersall. Lepeln, Steph- Mnwankn, a, MW c-Mk N, (I M 'l"LAS5 I ' As tl(t)e ll - year - nltl iiwtmrner THURSDA). Ill (it. 29th t BUS. Mu; ..-aI& nlm rnntmintlcrl the expert: in evrntni. it lust wasn't l)nnnte's :'T'. V k omnmnm 2 n I Burdt-lip til-7! vs Worthington '"""' ' 'lL""l;,Im'"P” y ' '":m h.rl"d"' H”. w" l"lp"lj i I 'lil”'lpl""”n:ltl.tB"”" llmumrlt M lllitlpitft-'onTlmini'iin:alnslllili Dttllnilnr tin 010 001 5 7 ll mlltiii in It at Phil del lta IVI Otntza Dale ill: McA!!eyt 2 2 lTIallneruFIfec(l:O'Ildtllt:ll'eylnlxVotl,d:l:'lliliyl Classes far a” hOr5es' nm ON SALE AT alaa. W was nnce we er- . I s A' c na n pl . ' ' ” i - 'i i . 3 weight champion of the Maritime. llltme pm-mm to um. Machend llvrnv. Mick! tit and Berra; -NuxhalI I7-Tl V! Hlddlx ltfl-lflt .""""'l' 5"d'(';;'lJ H , ,l'”'l l'"” """'""l”"'"”"' l Graham Chappcll, Prop. F R E n L A H u R o 8 . and hail quite a rep. "Pbantll!" had . nttttittpr mus up to the Lary and Wilson. b: tiyrne. HRs:l St. Louis nl Pittsburgh uni v. MM" Md. - "' '" ' - The Wllerlemeemuro wtirn ho, . Inrgm .11 M." 9115,, hm.-9v", ""1 seventh inning but weakened in NYR-Mltlllr. Del-Klllnt 'McDnnicl I7-JI vii Friend 19-161. 3' lw I "M landed was 04. 1 i went to work on him as if he "ill ”'3""'- N,.u,,,,.' l,,m,, Th", 2” ?'l" ) I ,1. . - new just another run-of-the-mill . . 1 'l"'"l”"' """"' (. I pntm-mg,-g We were ltnprcsscd with Roh- l'""'"."”" "'0 ml "ll" '1 " li N'w Yaw l "n" 0 W, lmr Mr, N. by Snare. the tour ngam, Km New inrk ms 005 ilx I7 190 m f In.” W” I Wm. M n rep -. Macbonaldl . 1 1 John Betltal. bantatn ptlltcrr Howard. in the mnin inn” nu: Amor. Sam-nez l.'ll Freeman to s(:l.y E-o)i son .- imr:c: ::dlt;ng&.S.!:(elIyl.. .1 I Qmm gipmon pm-kg wt", pm-i".dyCivir Stadium Friday evening.tKllPl'lllGl" f9' WWI" "ll 57"" w M' ' K Ct .901 C "y .' ml" J 3 - 0 a no-hitter against the llalifttx 50!"! gave away I5 P0'""l' ml” "d Rm”; Cmn" Monuml .5 Mm" " H!" '3 i "nu". m' ',"k"")'''' J T 0 Ivantamt ln Hnlllax Gumlat and lltwtarrl. ti ridiculous handicap in 4 Md Thomas. W' Monsant. l.: TR""”' l”'”' " ""5"" "ML Time 3.14; 116. .. also l'IIll'll1l'fl in irutiltun Ilrllillis thr llL'ltll'r wright divisions. The Amnr. HR.i: NYK - Oitlonnell. FM!” " n''.""' W' Hr" , "'A” '' and n home-run tn bllut lhp wav hr nenit-cl. ducked rolled Salter. L"':'l"'m'l2' V: '(','ll-VI"? i':'"'l:-V lklgmuck is Tdflllfll lk - ' g . g i a more a eve an . &. ic an eter l.I, Rypnt 1. 1'21"" ”".".' l."”.'" "l l'3."2.”'" 2.""ti1'22.”'L':f.lL7i..:31.'l'J".Fll.?. ll-l1'.ll."'"" t'.1'fr'.'.n”3B”f. 3 .3 l "W "W W" "W "i-- "er-! in -im-i- 4- M"... ' "M n . ' "on V... in m n 1"", 9., may pmmply -rrnwhrmt, ,4, Mbi . -,..L,..,. ....-.. Cl)Fi'kY 1t?2. Stewartt 3 Cl un.IPl'lAl.l'I'Y light of the card. Mahon Ilt Johnson m' andi . "" i ' t , ' lil.lMlNATl0N DASH . I V . V Crandall, Sanford, Farrell I9) MCHTTC, STCVOTB nuddy wmm" ,5 mm... 1 Trill: ll-A"P"'lIlrlI'lll2"l0'l'l')h lrk lhlirrl h "Mb mum”. I "hm; nghuhrl "M Lmnnt W: Parr!" L: Jun". ' Victor M til Muirhcadt 2 r B IQ Pf" V - ' i ' tatinn for the find? htlspilirlity llhllfll too gilt: ;Iml":V"cllI um Yled For Ho'n.rs lr'”""l”' Y"'l" ll” r'""'”''''' 3i ulmwn the Summerside boy. by i International League ;SMtt.v Kalmuclt ts. McRaet I