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American League: ‘

(‘Mango 100 100 002 0-4 9 0

Detroit 020 001 001 1-510 2

Grove and Stephenson, Trash (9); Trout and Wagner.

Boston 000 000 000-0 2 0 Nay York 100 010 303-5 9 l Ferries. Fine i8) and Tcbbctts,

[Fm-mg t7); Chandler and Robin- son.

Washington 003 010 010-S l0 0 Philadelphia .000 000 003-4) 5 0 Pieretti and Ferrell; Fnwlcn,

Bsvnge (i) and Rosar. (Only games scheduled) National League: New York ‘100 000 000-Z 4 0 Bolton 020100 00x-3 (l 0 Kennedy. Trinkie (at and W. Cooper. Spahn and iviasl. Philadelphia 020 000 010 1-4 10 1 Brooklyn 300 000 000 0-3 4 1 (10 innings) Jurisch. Judd (1), Schmidt (9) and Padgett. Seminick (10); Tav- lor (2), Greey. Casey (10 and Ed- wards. Brogan r10). Cincinnati 000 000 600-6 i) 0 Chicago 000 000 000-t‘) 5 t Vandermeer and Mueller; Wyse, Erickson ('1), Meyer (9) and Schcf-

, ting. (Pittsburgh at St. Lottis, post- poned. rain). International league: (First Game): Buffalo .. 303 013 010-10 12 l Montreal 000 102 02x- 5 t) i Mueller. Rnizovin (B) and Mor~

darski; Van Cuyk. Marnuardt. (3). Plund (ti) and Campbell. (Second Game): Huﬂtslo . 000 000 0-0 5 3 Montreal . 051 001. x-‘i ‘i 0 Kretlow and Richards: i-leusser and Osmpsneiia. (first Game): Rochester 100 000 000-1 0 0 Toronto . 001 000 10x-2 l 0 Green and Williams; Carter and Betta.

Toronto .. ..

Bnrkant and Marshall; frhomp- ems and latte. Illa! G0! ...000001000—1 0 1 Rlllore 1.. .10! 0S0 d0x-10 l2 1 _Pioone, Odin (d), Kraus (B) and

g Center snd Weigei. 100 100 103- 6 12 0 .. .1133 021 20x—12 13 1 . ldlulh. Bebber (4). Gates (6). KAI (l) snd. West; Robinson taller. can AIeoIation:

Oeiiﬂlhua I: Indianapolis 10. Toledo l; ltouisviiie 0_

3 {Ivanhoe 2; st. Paul 12.

l‘ Qnass City 4; Minneapolis 14.

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NEW GLASGOW, hlay M-iCP) -—Ernest Maclnnis of Southport. P.E.I., headed across Norlrhumber- land Strait for the 6 1-4 mjrie “odd race at New Glasgow, N. 8., Sat-

, itrday with his entry ticket in the

intermediate race in his pocket. F0: on the strait made him late

. for his class but he ran anyway-

witlt the seniors-and placed 1e".- nnti, clc-se behind Richard Car-- michael nf Dartmouth, N. S.

Only 16-_vears old. Maclnnis many limes threatened in outpace the Datmouth runner. Placing thI-rd in the meet was John Poul Summcrsidc, P.E.I.. who was fav- ored to win the race.

The fourteen entrants in the event placed:

i. Richard Carmichael, mouth, N. S.

2. E. Man-Innis. Southport, P111.

3. John Paul, Summerside, P.E.I.

i. Stewart. MacMilisrt, Dill.- motttit, NS.

5. Rnhert Weir, New Glasgow.

0. Geo. Cameron, Sieliarton, N5.

7. Angus Swallow, North Sydrte , N.S.

8. Jack i-iennessey, Charlotte- town.

9. Archie Campbell, Lourdes, N.

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10. Russell Doyle, Charlottetown.

11. Milton Meianson, New Glas- gow.

came through tite- 10,000-metres race at New Glas- gow Saturday afternoon with l'l~ year-old "Rocky" Mclnnis headlng

Island with great

runners perfo] tances in

the Island contingent as he fin- ished up in second place about 50 yards behind the lender in the fast time of a ilic better thsn It minutes. o e a

It was an outstanding achieve- ment by the local 311M185!!! Wh° entered the senior grind at the last minute and it proved 21n- ciusiveiy that he has the makings of s good runner.

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His performance also came as no great surprise either for in winning a junior five mile even‘ here last year the old timers who watched that race were quick to place their stamp of approval on Mclnnis's effort and very much more should be heard from him in distance events tn the next two o: three years. ‘

Shepherd, Hennessey, Dc-yie and Yea the other four runners also gave good accounts of themselves staying well up with the leaders

i2. Edward Walton, Btellarton.

13. Tom Siiliboy, Pictou Land- ing, NS.

l4. George Yeo, Charlottetown.

Hughson, Zuher. Parnell snd Tebhﬁi-(S. Auids; Bevens snd Rob- lnson.

lvashingttm ........ 300 000 l 8 0 Philadelphia .001000 1 0 0

(Called-rein).

Wynn snd Evens; Coleman, Mc- Cﬂhaﬂ, Scheih and Rossr.

(Second game-postponed, rain) Chicago 000 010 000 1 '1 ‘l Detroit .. 010 010 53x 10 8 '2

Lee, Rigney, Caidweii and Tress: Newhouser and Swift.

Chicago 010 000 210 5 ll 0 Detroit .. . 000 010 100 2 s '5

Lopat snd Stephenson; Whit-s. Gorsics and Swift.

st. Louis-Cleveland. postponed rain.

Natimsal League

Cincinnati 000 001 000 1 1 0 Chicago . 000 300 00x 3 3 0 Peterson. Shaun, and Lamsnn),

Mueller; Borowy and scheffi-ng.

New York 010 006 110 0 14 2 Boston . . 100 001 010 3 11 0

Hnrtunz d Cooper; Barrett, G. Elliott, Lanfranconi, Wright,

Knrp and Mast.

Second game called in fourth. Philadelphia .. 000 2100 000 I I I Brooklyn ...... .. 000 30101: 5 8 fr

Mauney, Hughes and Seminlck; Hatien and Edwards.

Pittsburgh 001000 018 I 10 I St. Louis 010 010 09a l0 11 2

Behrmsn. Bshr, singleton, Mg. Lish and Kluttz, Howell; Brszie and Garagieis.

Pittsburgh . 000 110 000 I 1 1 St. Louis .1 .. 000010 000 1 8 1

Ostermueiler and Kiuttz; Hesrn,

Dickson and Rico.

Inte- Hana] Toronto Montreal _

Brown snd Baits; and Csmpsneiis.

59%!“ lame postponed. rain. Jersey City 000 £00 000 I l 1 Baltimore 000001000 1 I 0

Meliis snd Grssso; Kazan and Weigei.

Gerheuser

...00020l0 I I 0

. 000 000 l0 1 l 2 ...02100000l7l

Csiied end of eighth-rain.

Gardner, Moore snd Marshall; Gray and Ysunt.

Second game postponed, rain.

MONDAY‘! GAME!

National League:

Chicago . 000 000 001-1 I 3

St. Lnula . . 000 200 Ola-I t 0 Sﬁhmlts. Erickson and Schef-

ting. Lingatnn; Brecheen and

Rios.

Pittsburgh Z11 ooo-s 9 1

Cincinnati . . 000 000 010-l 3 0

Higbe, Herring and Kiuttz; Wsl-

BOXING

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over the s mile and s quarter route snd it was only by the nar- rowest of margins that they failed to capture the team prize s Ne" Glasgow team beating them ou‘. by a single point. I I Practice sessions for junior snd senior baseball teams which have been in a more or less mixed up condition ever si-nce the boys started tossing the leather around should be straightened out to everyone's satisfaction now that the Playground Commission have drawn up s list of dates and hours for each team. I I The schedule which appears h‘- this issue gives every team an even break on the matter and a:- sures each one of plenty of work- outs before the respective leagues open. I I I Rain halted tennis and g-tif programs yesterday hut exponents of each game got in openint: matches Saturday afternoon wttk large numbers of players present. st the Charlottetown Tennis Club courts and Belvedere golf course. Many of the old guard plus neu- comers were evident snd Dras- ps-cts for the season are extremely bright. officials of each plane state. I I I That is quite a situation smu-ttg thehlankees. Lars-y MscPhstt is in deep ss usual. With some of his star players acting as insurgents. Their refusal to help in club pro- motional schemes, to pose for pie- tures, to take time out to he good will ambassadors snd affable fei- iows is hard to.understs.nd. I I

The public looks on these men as people apart. They make t-hotn idols. l'f it is true that often they

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American League:

Cleveland ..... ..000 000000-41 I 0 Detroit 000 O01 001-1 ‘I 1

Black. Wail! and Lopes; Over- mirs and Wigner.

Dobson. E. Johnson. Kiinger, Murphy and Psi-tee; Shes, Page and Robinson. International Lsaguet

Baltimore 011 001 303- 0 10 2 Jersey City .. 000 140 014-10 l5 1

Hooks, Flsnigau, Wittig. Bear- den, Goat snd Weigei, Lorin; Am- merieb. Bridles. Goodwin and Grasso. Newark 010 001 000-i 0 0 Syracuse ...211 000 002-4 l2 0

Russo snd Lolisr; Prendergost and West. Rochester ..0000l000l—| 5 5 Buffalo . m 01o 081-13 1s o

Miksn. Reader and Marshall; Pierce, Kretiow and Mordsrski,

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McQuinn Takes Over Top Spot In American League Batting Race

CHICAGO, May 26 -_ (AP) First baseman George McQuinn of New York Yunkecs. cast :idriit as s. free agent by the Piffadclphin‘ Athletics last year. siamrncd i0. hits in 7.2 trips last week tn replace DetroiUs Pat Muilin 11S American League batting lender with .351.

Mullins blistering .400 pace vnd- ed abruptly as he (‘nllccicd only eight hits in 32 ﬂp]it"ti'nttcc5. sinkg mg 4'7 points to a second twist-e .360.‘

McQuinn. who will cciciarttic itis‘ 36th birthday next Thursday, picked up 2! points on his smut! from third to first place.

Bob Dillinger of St. Louis drop-y ped from second to third spot us, he skidded six points to .354.’ Fourth was Chicago's onruihlnz, Bob Kennedy, vaulted 30;

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(CPU-About 1.000 racing inns watched over th.e ruii at Uttirtn Park today as top Nova Scotin

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Free - For - All i-The Great G. iHanAZdtiiI) 1 1. 1

Z-The Walnut Abbe, (hiacLcnd) ‘l

3-Tip Abbe, (O'Brien) 4-Chuck Worthy, (Frttntibcli) 4 Times: 1.06, 1.05, 1.0V 3-5.

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No. 1 Classified L-Scoit Spencer, (Cnmpiwll) 3 1 Q-Lea McKlLiop. Marshall 1 fl Zi-Jack Clyde. hlartiiiciitif '1 L‘ d-Traffie Grafton. (O'Brien) -i 4

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No. 2 (Jlussifletl ’ 1—Poll_v Scott. (ilrtlav) 1 2_D0tt_v Abbe, (Carroll) ‘ Ii-Mac Fingo. ("Bricnl . 4,_Dizzy Dyan, (Wrir) 7r 5_TQny Gr-ay, thincAiduii) T -i S-Manznr B111 Lcc, (Mcitcori) 0 '5 5 ‘k-Morgnndaic- Acc, D. Ncinza 4 dr. (ir. Times: 1.07, 1.08. 1.07 2-5.

iMoldy Wins King’s Plate

TORONTO. May ‘JG-ICPJ-‘liw. three-ycnr-oid colt Moldy. n lift)’ offspring of Teddy Wraek rind Obituary, was a. surprise winner of the 88th King's Plate. carrying s purse of Sliguineas frnm the King and $16.000 in ntirlcri ilrlze money, before a crowd of close to 40.000 on Saturday.

The cult. is owned by Col. R. S. McLaughlin Of Oshawa, who writ his third Kings Pinte- rind tr.e second ‘rn two successive vents. His Kingarvie won the classic for Canadian-bred three-year-olds in 1040. /

are imposed on snd asked to so to functions in which they have little interest. it is also true that they got very well pliid for their efforts and by keeping inthc pub- lic eye they enhance tihir orn vsiue ss well as that of their clubs.

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In this instance we think Mne- Pbsii is right. He has hccn wro-itz in many things. hut hnvenl we all; but in a highly corppeiftttvt.» field like New York tvhﬂe every Dodger is a good will getter £.r Brooklyn. where the Giants are reclaiming thFir lost popularity where MscPhaii himself racks his hrslns day in snd dsy out to keep his faltering teem to the fore. ‘t seems to us that he is entitled to the oo-opernti-on of those to whom he pays such good salaries, ‘or MaePhsil may he many things but he is far from niggardiv. ‘ I I I

It seems to us a. smnil thin; to do in repayment fnr pithiic min!- Mllm- 3m" Ditbiiciiy is the life blood of any sporting activity players and executives should realize that they nre helping them. selves more than the ones ihcy benefit by joining in these vei- tures. I I I The dispute about air riding is something rise again. We don't. know anything ahnttt that mode of travel, but those who have taken it consistently speak very highly of it, TlIlt is another mat- ter altogether. I

Jselr Dempsey who is \ertsm!_v one of the greatest figures in ﬂtortdom. is seidmon too busy to make pI-lonsl appearances evm at small clubs, particularly when he ie on tour.

I 0 We itsve heard that even Jack Sher-key unbends on occasion

though Bharkey. who iseks the " polish. u he locked m» Dempsey purvit, isn't in mucil demand because its hss perhaps sn undeserved reputation for tur-

liness.

I (It 0 I 8o it seems strange that you find man like DiMaggio ignor nz a chance to keep in the public aye,

I points to .348.

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Othcr lenders through Sunday's gamcs were Buddy Lewis, Wash- ington. 3-10; Stan Spence, also of the Senators. .325; Lru Boudrcnu, Cleveland, .322; Ted Wiliiﬂmﬁ. Bos- ton, .321; Luke Appiing. Chicago. .320; and Joe Dimaggio. New York. .305.

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Horseshoe tiluh

Officials of the Brighton Horse- shoe Ciub plan s pro-season ser~ ies of games on Thursday night, this week. it was announced yes- terday. The game will get under- way at 8 o'clock and special prizes will be awardrd.

Formal opening of the club is expected within a week or two.

Members and would-be members are invited to the Thursday night games.

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