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East End Stats-sIPound Out 7-4 Victory Over Northwest Falcons

Freddy Whe1an'a east end Stars tit paydirt for the first time in the young City League baseball season yesterday as they pounded out a 7-4 victory over the North- west Falcons in a regular league game on Memorial Field diamond.

A four run outburst in the sec- ond inning opened the gate for the stars' first victory in a game that produced a bit of everything in the way of baseball entei1;aln- merit. The loss for the Falcons. their second in a row, leaves them in second place two games behind the Rovers.

Lefty McAleer made his first start of the season a winning one. Lefty pitched six full innings and left with the score reading 7-3. Ioung Ev Beagan completed the aitohing chores.

Hard hitting Gus Flynn opened he Star-s' second inning attack with a triple to right field. Mac-

oy the pitcher, after which Arn- old Maccallum dumped a base- clearing double into left field. Maccallum scored when MacFay- den reached first on an error. Then Leonard grounded to second to force MacFayden after which pitcher McAIeer singled to centre I-lawatt was hit by a pitched ball and with the bases loaded Epy Ready took over pitching chores from Cliff Ready. Macxenzic grounded to first and McA1eer was caught going to third to end the Inning, after Leonard scored.

The Stars made it 5-0 in the fourth when Leonard got on first via a walk and scored. Falcons got this one back in their half of the inning after Wally Shepherd

ioubled into left field. stole third base and came home on Whitlockk-., 'ly to right. J

Stars' catcher Arnold MacCa1- um was heaved out of the gamcf when he loudly protested the um-' 3ire's call on Shepherd at home-Hi. iRed" Howatt was taken out oil right field and sent in to catch. with Glen Mutheson taking How- itt's place in the field.

But the Stars were not to he ienied and with one away in the- 'ifth rangy Irv Macxinnon drilledl me through the hole between sec- :nd and short. Matheson blasted I. tripple into right field to score .VIaoKinnon and came home on a

came back with two more runs in their half of the fifth with the aid of two walks. a stolen base and an error. They added another in the eighth when shepherd was hit by a ball, went to second on is passed ball. stole. third and came home on a long, fly. . '

The Falcons threatened in bothl the eighth and ninth innings but Ev Beagan held the door shut. With the bases loaded in the eighth Trapper Larter flied out to Gus Flynn at short to end t.he frame. Again in the ninth with one out and men on second and third Beagan struck out shepherd and Leclair.

Coach Buck Whitlock pulled 9.

Baseball Standings

NATTO AL LEAGUE

Brooklyn . 40 22 .045 New York 36 30 .545 St. Louis . 32 30 .516 Cincinnati . 311 31 .550 n 30 32 .484 Philadelphia 30 3 .476 Ch-ica-so 28 32 .448 Pittsburgh .. .. 2? 28 .377 AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago .. 41 23 .651 New York 39 22 .630 Boston 37 26 .587 30 30 .518 SN) 29 .506 24. 35 .407 )4 39 .381 19 43 306

LEAGUE 40 3 .667 4.1 M .612 32 29 .525 36 39 .515 1!) 3'7 .618 30 38 .441 Ottawa . 8 39 .418 Springfield .... .. 3 43 .377

Paul Richard's shift with cuff and spy Ready. alternating them between first base and the mound A total of 15 extra base blows were hit. three triples and three doubles.

. Box SCORE Stars AB R 1! PO A E xl-lowatt. rf. c O 1 7 1 1 Macxenzie. 2b 5 0 0 1. 2 0 Williams. 3b . 3 0 1 2 1 0 Flynn. ss ., 5 1 1 2 2 0 Macxinnon, cf . 4 2 1 3 1 0 Maccallum. c ..... ..1 1 i 2 0 0 MacFayden. 1f. 4 0 0 3 0 0 Leonard, lb .. ..3 2 0 B 0 0 McAleer. p .. 3 0 1 0 2 1 xxMatheson. rf .. 2 1 l l 0 0

Totals 33 7 7 27 9 2

xReplaced Maccallum In 4th.

xxReplaced 1-Iowatt in 4th. Falcons AB R H PO' A F. L. 1-lennessey, 2b 5 1 1 2 3 0 Shepherd. rf . .. . 4 2 1 1 0 0 Leclalr. 3b 4 0 1 1 2 0 Whitlock. ss 2 0 0 3 3 ll Lewis. cf i ....4 o 1 1 o n. J Ready. lb. p .2 0 1 il 0 0 Larter. c ., ...4 O O 5 2 0 C. Ready, 1;). lb 3 0 0 2 2 I J Coyle, if 4 1 1 1 0 1

Totals . 32 4 6 27 12 3

Summary

Earned runs: Stars 4. Falcons 1. RBI; Maccallum 2. MucKerizie 2. Macfayden. Matheson. Shep-

Three base hits- Leclair, Flynn. Mzitheson. Two- base hits: Maccallum. Hawaii- shepherd. Stolen bases: Shepherd 2. MacKinnon. Lewis. Whmock Leclair. C. Ready. Base on balls' off J. Ready 2. off McAleer 3. off Beagan 2. Struck out: By Jacl: Ready 2. McAlcer 3. Cliff Ready 4. Beagan 5. Hit by pitcher: Mac- Kinnon, I-lowatt (C. Ready): WH- nams (5, Ready); Shepherd (Bea- gan). Passed balls: Howatt 5. Larter 2. Wild pitch: C. Ready Double play: Whitlock to .I.Ready. Hits: Off Mr-,Aleer. 4 Ir) 6 1nn1hl!52 off Beagan. 2 in 3 Inn1!1S3'. 0” 0 Ready, 5 in 6 innings; off .1 Ready, 2 in 3 innings. Winning pitcher: McAleer (1-0); losing pit- cher. C. Ready (1-2).

Umpires: At plate. Toombs; on bases. Kane and Doyle.

Sugar Ray Disqualified . in Berlin

BERLIN. June 24 -(OP)- World middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson was defeated in an ex- hibitlon bout today when he was disqualified for kidney punching.

A bewildered Robinson was de- clared loser of his bout with light- heavyweight Gerhard 1-Iecht of Ger- many as irate fans threw soda bot- ties into the ring at the American fighter.

It was a non-title-match.

Under: German rules. disqualifi- cation of Robinson automatically gave the fight to the German for the champions second loss in an 11- year ring career. His only previous loss was a decision to Jake LaMotta. whom he defeated in February for the world middle-weight champ- ionship. Feb. 5. 1943.

Robinson and his outraged hind- lers were escorted from the arena as some 25.000 fans b00ed ind whistied.

Robinson appeared the OOITIPMC master the short time the two men were i.n the ring but a ludse In- nounced after Robinsons departure that 1-fecht had been awarded the fight on a foul in round two. Kid- ney punching is strictly barred in Germany.

Robinson. obviously trying to end the bout quickly at the start of the second round, ripped two left! I0 the German's face and then threw a right hand punch.

Hecht went down with a. moan. clutching his back.

The ring was a scene of wild con- fusion as officials and spectators milled about twin: to excuse the line of pop bottle fire directed at Robinson's corner

The police led him out of the arena and the decision then WIS announced.

herd. Whitlock.

"I. ' 1-: A'- - . No- X T I i 5'.-.,,.. V V. cg ., 2,. 7 T G9 micro ' PAGE SIX THE GUARDIAN, CHAlfl.Ol'IETOWN JUNE 25, 1951 1 Bblllll K R' B'R' 0'B'DI ase a esu is een acmg ut am . rlell I'VeS -: . o ' C t Sh rtO . E t T W M W... u s 0 pen.1n ven s W0 lllll0l'S Brooklyn .... 400 012 114.13 is e . rimoui-go .. 000000001.-1 1 1 I I d I O S t d a Newcombe and Campanella: 11 1 S n a Werle. Walsh (7). Lapulme (0) . . and Garagiola. Fitzgerald (8). w-- F ml;'FT5g,m,f;a Jgn: add. New York 001 oosooo-4 9 o A his black paclna stallion. afk L. k (SM 3 im '" fa '31.! 9" gust 3' chic." H 002 041 00,...-; 10 1 Cheeky Chief owned by Walter Q" 9' ;2l keaell 4 Puvpse . oczh C1216 an (:0- Janseng Gene; (5), 53,0, (5,, Hennessey of Charlottetown went Jgihhhg D3 "(EC Latch 3; - 5 (15 Hen” 1'! 2-9b1:V0T3d0R1'l'99' K0510 (0). Jone, (7) and Noble; the mile in 2.10 1-5 on a wet track R 9509 0- - 97 0e1;;dR PEN In - 5 It 0059- Lown, Hiller (3) and Edwards. Saturday nlzht but placed second to . T10": 3-WM d. b "C 13'-l"f'fVr G . nmadelpm. " 000 000 mhd 7 0 Time T301, 0, pl-wide 000 of me Winning rse riven y do-sgvttirihes 131 6-5. ood Time cinclmlau 003000 41x4 17 0 highlights of the seasons opening C0lm1ff- 520 60. 30 altlh '2 E M9599 ";:ed 93:11! 1-Ielntzelman. Church (3). Mil- "W P" ""3 mhulm" "”k: The P3?” ”m' s ' I3" ' I4 ' f Srm ” d'5wh W "I H” ' let (5), Konstamy (7), Cancun. nights 1-aging, wimesggd by 3 04.40, 54.00. fan ben an ri Stanton came (7), Cristante (7) and Seminlok; 51”” "”"d' W” "Had ”" " M" ' 4th Dash mm mehmddt” eke Q” phy Ramsdem s,,,,m, (7, and PW end of the sixth heat due to wcath- C W B dd (Mm ) I f.mHm M e leagliia. . 0 y 0 , 3 O . . mesal er-1i:)(,!.I,1dlF.;.i:;:;s' me hi bu ht, .0 ,5 Ngi-liTibeDasle (l(l2ori,nier) "got 2 Staiigonanlfy a hack Pyigtplfd G30: 5”" S2 L'"'”' ””'" '”"' the horses and drivers slaved the galrl Aubsey iiicengifediai) 2 rimewiastinz for third. She rains to turn in a first class racing 3 "med "War i 3 - Paid .90- AMERICAN LEAGUE pi-cg,-gm, M9, chm-10 noged out 00” gOIll(l'lyHB.1 (gergard) 3 hiloe O'Brien of Allbesglon. P.E.I. Brenda in an exciting second dash: U 5 ' Y 3" OWN? 3 1W0 Winh6TS- 11 he fourth 33:53” 2: m 3:; f A bad spill at the wire in the first Time: 2:17 3-5. race he piloted Royal Blackstone

Judson. Pierce (7) and Masi; canborough. McDer-mott (7). Kinder (7), Ma-sterson (8). Nix- on (9) and Moss, St. Louis : .. 000 001000-1 8 3 Philadelphia .. 100 021 00x-4 5 0 Byrne. l-Iogue ('1), Suchecki (8) and Lollar: Fowler and As- troth. Detroit . 000 100 011-3 8 1 Washington . 000 320 01x-6 13 2 Trout. Bearden (4), Stuart (8) and Robinson. Ginsberg (8); Porter-field, Ferrick (6), Harris (9) and Kluttz. Guerra (6). Cleveland . . 005 100 000-6 S 1 New York .. 002 020 003-7 11 0 Lemon. Brissie (6), Garcia (9) and 1-legan; Oven-nire. Morgan (5), Kuzava (9) and Berra.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First: Montreal 000 000 1-1 B 1 Baltimore 000 000 0-0 1 0

Hughes and Atwell: Drews and

Lopata. Second: Montreal 003 001 202 00-8 12 1 Baltimore .. 000 020 060 00-8 10 3

(Called end 11 innings, curfew). Lasorda. Coleman (5). Grimsley 13). Voiselle (8), Black (9) and Pficter; Schmitt, Hansen (7), Possehl (9), Trinltle (9) and Oswald.

Toronto 000 000 000-0 5 5

Rochester . 000 301 '20x-6 10 1 Hetki, Crocco (7) and Piumbo; Yuhas and Bucha.

Buffalo 000 001 000-1 7 1 Syracuse . 300 000 03x-6 10 0 Silverman, Lovenguth (1) and Landrith; Keegan and Hay. worth. " Ottawa .. 000 100-1 3 0 Springfield 100 100-2 0 1

(Called end 6 innings. rain). Konikcws-kl and Watlington: Padgett. and Burbrinik. SUNDAY AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 001 011 000-4 8 0

New York .... .. 800 000 02x-5 G 0 Wynn and 1-legan; Raschi. Rey- nolds (9) and Berra.

Detroit 030 123 001-10 15 0.

Washington .. 000 400 010- 5 9 4 Trucks, Hutchinson (4) and Robinson. Ginsberg (5); Moreno. Consuegra (2) Harris (5) and Kluttz. Guerra (5).

First:

St. Louis 011 000 100-3 15 0

Philadelphia .. 200 130 20x-I 10 0 Starr, Sleater (7) and Lollar; Zoldalt and Murray.

Second:

St. Louis .... .. 000 000 001-1 0 0

Philadelphia .. 201 220 0011-7 10 0 Kennedy, Suchecki (4) Mahoney (8) and Butts; Shantz and As.

First: Chicnso 12o 1oo zoo-s 9 0 Boston ooo 131 ooo-5 s or

Dobson, I-lolcombe (6) and Masi: Stobbs, Taylor (8) and Moss.

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Dorish, Kretlow (6), Rotbiait (7) Judson (7) 1-loicombe (8) and Mast; Wight, Masterson (7) Parnell (8) and Moss.

NATIONAL LEAGUE New York M1 M1 000-10 15 1 Chicago 500 020 000- 7 7 1 Hears, Spencer (1) Jones (5) and Westrum: Rush. 1-lattes (2) Klippstein (5) Schultz (7) and Edwards. Bolton.-

no 080 too 000 00-8 11 0

St. Louis- 000 001 013 000 01-4 14 1 Spuhn. Bidoford (9) and Muel-

ler: Cbarnberu. Brule (0). Poholdsy (D). Lasier (lo) and Rice. l'lrst:

Philadelphia 001 000000-1 7 0 Cincinnati 1o00000lu-I10 0 Roberts and Sominick: Rsifens. I(I'Q)f1G' and Sehefflns. Howell Second: Philadelphia coo 000 like 18 1 Cincinnati 100000000-2 I 1 Meyer. Miller (7) I-leintulmsu (B) (9) and Wilbur: Fox. Smith (8) and Prameu. !'lrst'

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Itad (7). Ban-khead (B) and Campanella; Dickson and Gar- agiols.

Second:

Brooklyn .... .. M00 :01 900-4 I 0

Pittsburgh 000 308 002-5 11 0

Police. Riot (1) Branca (0) and Walker: Friend. Queen (5) Wllka (7) and Garagiola.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

race knocked the favorite out of con-

tention: and H. H. cormicr of

Moncton drove three winners. Biggest thrill for two lucky bet-

tors was their collection of 556.10 on 03 40

Billy Budlong in the first heat. Roxy May jumped at the wire going away. Major Boy fell over the sullrie and Just Nellie C. the favorite. struck Major Bov's sulkle. Billy Budlong went to the front and re- mained there to the wire. Wisner, driver of Roxy May. narrowly es- caped injury in the a'ccident

Cheeky chief. the six year old'Cormier.

speedster driven by Joe 1-lennessey. appeared to have race sewed up in the fifth dash as he headed into the back stretch about three lengths ahead of Time Table.

About half way down the stretch. however, he spotted a cap on the track and jumped it off. He contin- ued Jumping to the wire and al- though he finished first was set back by the Judges. 1-lis owner. Mr. 1-lennessey. stated that he could have easily done 2.07 on a dry track and he looked it Saturday night.

Polly Reynolds, 3 pacing bay mare. moved under the wire a good two lengths ahead of Dale B in the third heat of the night. The Rey- nolds mare. driven by Cormier. lead all the way.

A bay gelding. Campbell”: Buddy. driven by Roach MacGregor won the fifth dash for pacers. He came from fifth place at the halfway mark to lead the field at the top corner and win easily by half a length over Norah Dale.

Ma Cherie went to the front at the three quarter mark and remain. ed ahead to the wire in winning the second dash. Just Brenda. a. bay pacer. got away at the pole in the sixth heat and led all the way to beat out Ma Cherie and three oth- er pacers.

SUMMARY lst Dash

Billy Bvudlong (MacDonald) Red Spruce (Bernard) .. Sister Mary (Craig) .... .. New Money (MacG'uigan) Just Nellie C (Hennessey) Roxy May (Wisner) ., Maior Boy (Cormier) Time: 2:20 3-5. Winning horse owned and driv- G0 by Randall MacDonald, Mill- town Cross. - Pays: 056.10. suo. 35.50; 13.00 1 34.30. 34.50. I '

and and 6th Dashes

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Ma Cherie (Cox-mier) . 1 2 Just Brenda (Seaman) ........ .. 2 1 C.0 Albert Budlong (Bernard) 3 Miss Playfair (Kelly) . 5 Just Flicka (Cudrnore) . 5 4 Times: 2:19; 2:22 2-6. Winning horses: Ms Cherie,

Owned by Mrs. Milton. driven by H. Cormier: Just Brenda, owned by Justamere Stables, Charlotte- town, driven by Don Seaman. Pm: 8350. 3160.220; 34.40,

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lrd Dub Polly Rtynoldf (Cormier) ...... .. 1 Baltimore 100 zoo ioo-s a 3

Malletto, Voiseile (7) Lasarda (7) and Atwell; Brittin, Drew; (8) Schmitt (B) and Oswald. Second: Montreal . 000 300-8 7 0

entries but 11 of them did not, finish. i a Not Points, .T. Y. Boudrias . .. 66 10 i D. Mac-Donald 71 8'”: F. Mclnnis 71 84'.- D. Saunders 73 7 lVm. Beer . 74 S14 It. McKenzie 74 Sir; Dr. C. Gallant 75 7"- .T. Palmer . ' .. T5 7.1; trainer :1. MacDonald 75 7'4 C. Wood '75 2”: .T. Renaud '76 '1'. Bradley . 7F A. Po-kc 78 lrlrin Simons 70 7'. Rogers .. 74 W. K. Sharpe 7G I. Burden .. T7 F. Hansen 70 1-'.. Nicholson 70 H. Tnomh: 79 a. Mar-Millan 90 D. M-u-Kevwle N1 B. 1VIacNell1 11 Dr. K. Irwin R3 D. Stacey .. 88 ' Halifax Baseball Following are the week-end

Winning horse owned by B. Campbell and driven by Roach McGregor.

Pays: 34.90. s3.30. s320; 56.10.

; 33.10.

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Time Table (Cormier) Cheeky Chief (Hennessey) Josedale Clipper (McC-regor) Mannisier Direct (Bowncss) Time: 221:1 3-5. Winning Yiorsc owned by P. Downey. Moncton, and driven by

Pays: 52.90. 0320: 32.50.

Boudtias Leads First Stage For . MacKinnon Cup

.1. Y. Boudrias stroked his way into first place in the MacKinno:i Cup golf tournament on the Bel vedere Course Saturday afternoo- as he.shot a 93 to earn a net at: 66. Don MacDonald and Frank Mclnnis both shot 77 to gain net scores of 71 and tie for second place.

Mr. Boudrlas received 10 points and the second place golfers eight and a half. Doug Saunders was third. with a net of '73 and "Pud" Beer and Art llfacKenzle tied for fourth place with scores of 74. The competition was the first of three stages.

Messrs. Boudrias. MacDonald and Mclnnis were winners ()9 golf balls in sweenstake comnetI- tions. The ball: will be picked im at the pro shop. There were 3'?

scores in the Halifax and District Baseball League:

Truro 6. Liverpool 5.

Halifax 4 Kentvllle 1.

Kentville 8 Halifax 1.

over the mile in 2:02. In the eighth. he drove Golden Broom over one mile to pay 320.

Fourth Race-82,500; Pace;

One Mlle Royal Blackstone (J. O'Brien) 5.60. 4.20, 2.90.

Irish Hal (J. Fitzpatrick) 7.00. 4.20. Waysofif (F. Safford) 3.20.

Time: 2:02.

Also started: Seattle Hanover. Retlaw Winchell. Dale Brewer, Mighty Dexter, Theo A. Abvbee.

Eighth Race-52,500: Pace; One Mile Golden Broom (J. O'Brien) 20.00. 9.80, 6.20. r Spruce Up (J. Hylan) 1020. 5.70.

Navay Hal (W. I-laughton) 3.40. Time: 2:04 U5. Also started: Nat Hanover.

Steward Lad, Musician. The Black Prince. Attendance-25,672. Han- dle -31.019316.

. Sport Briefs

PHILADELPHIA. June 24-(Ami -Patty Ber: (71 Minneapolis streaked from behind Saturday to turn back the cool-headed amat- eur. Pat O'Sulllvan. two up, and capture her fourth womenls west- ern open golf championship.

BERKELEY. Calil'.. June 24- (AP)-The powerful Los Angeles Athletic Club. picking up 22 points in the 200-metre hurdles, edged the New York A.C. in win- ning the National Amateur Ath- letic Union track and field cham- pionshlp Saturday. It collected 131 25242 points.

RICHMOND. Va.. June 24-(AP). -Joe Jernigan of Norfolk. the leading stock-car racer at the Royall Speedways this year. was killed Saturday night when his car crashed into a fence. overturned and was hit by three other on- rushing racers.

RICHFIELD, Utah. June 24- (AP)-Ralph Fairbanks. 19-year- old California jockey was killed instantly Saturday when thrown from his horse in the second race of the annual Rlchfield meet. An- other jockey suffered a broken collar bone and his mount died. impaled on the track fence in

another accident.

BASEBALL MEETING

Reorganisation meeting of the Klnfs County Baseball laague will be held at the Legion Hall. Cardigan. Tuesday at 8.00 BM. Teams wishing to Join please send representatives.

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