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The R.C.A.F. Red so: Ind Blue Sox battled to a ""eIl-il1llll|g 1. all tie_at tho High School Dig. mond in Summerside laat night leaving the Blue Hose safely en- sconced at the top of the Sum- merslde Baseball League. Bath runs were scored in the first inn- ing. in the first half. after two were out. Labonte hit through short field. stole second and third and was batted home by Baron's single to left.

The Blue Sox evened it up when Bayne got a life on a jug- gled grounder to third base, and took second when Lowry threw high over the first baseman! head trying to catch Bayne off the in- itial sack. lie came home when Richard dropped the throw on Wenz's roller to short.

Lowry, first Red Sox hurler. allowed only three hits, two of them of the scratch variety. and MacLeod, relieving him in the sixth, struck out five out of six batters to face him in the last two innings.

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Umpires - Plate — Deslloches. Bases —- Landry. —-S.

Youih Vs. Age In Heavyweight Title Bout

By Jack Hand

CHICAGO. June 20, —(AP) —- Youth vs. Experience sums up’ W "‘ -‘ y night's scrapbetween

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Can 27-year-old Charles, giving away some 15 pounds, catch the wily will o‘ the wisp who made Joe Louis miss for 25 rounds?

After a year's layoff, will the legs of 35-year-old Jersey Joe be able to stand another long pursuit race‘!

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lf he is dropped early. will youth help arles get off the floor to win the late rounds?

These are just a few of the questions puuling the oddsmak- ers who made Charles an early 5-in-7 favorite. There are indica- tions it might come down to 0 to 5 pick ‘em by ring time.

During Walcott's long training grind that ended yesterday. there was no indication that he suf- fered from the year's "vacation."

Charles. who finished boxing to- day. plofesses to be unworried about the extra poundage.

"l fought big fellows before," he said. "JoeBalcsi weighed around 210 l-2 and Joe Haynes 214 and I knocked out both of them.”

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the acdhe of an Island League double-header on Wednesday. Juno 22. The first garno, between tho RCAJ‘. and Curran ls Brilml, will get under way at 3 p. m. and tho second, between Charlottetown Abegweits and Curran t Brilli- at 4.80 p. m.

Tho Airmen. although still trail- ing in the League standing. have shown surprising power lately, de- feating the league-leading Abbie! on their own grounds last Sunday to break into the win column for the first time. They will be de- termined to add the Curran k Briggs crew to their list of vie- tims and because of this will pro- bably be hard to stop on Wednes-

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Willie Pep Wins A Easy Decision

WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass, June 20 —- (AP) - Willie Pep, world featherweight champion. to- night had an easy task gaining a IO-round decision over Johnny Larusso, 136 3-4, oi Paterson, N. J1, in their non-title 10-round boxing bout before a 8,500 crowd at Century Stadium. Pep. 124. car- ried every round with his superior boxing skill.

liossWins Split ‘Decision Over Pyle

GLACE BAY, N‘. S., June. 20_. (CP) — Canadian middleweight champion George Ross of West Bay Road, N. S., stretched his un- defeated strlng as a professional to 3’! by jabbing out a split decision over Joe Pyle of New Waterford. N. S., in a 10-round non-title bout here tonight. There were no knock- downs.

More than 4.500 fans saw Robs, carrying a five-pound weight ad- vantage at 152, score heavily in the infighting and keep away from Pyle's knockout r “ to earn the nod from the two judges. '

Standing 0f Batters In Island lefgue

The following are the batting leaders in the Island Baseball League to date: l

AB l! Pot. 1. MacKay, G. d: B. 18 2. Whitlook, Abegweiia 19 8. Grelg, R.C.A.F. 12 4. S. Berndrd, C. d: B. 10 5. Stewart, C. do B. B 8. McKinmn, Abblee 1‘i ‘i. Gaudet, C. and B. 9 8. Matheson, Abbies 16

Stewart of Gin-ran s» Briggs and Labonte oi R.C.A.F. are leading in “runs batted in" with four each.

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MONTREAL. June 20 -(0P) — Jean Richard, Canadian feather- weight champion, leaves by plane tonight for London where he will meat Ray Famschon July 5 for the European title. Ibmschon holds the European featherweight crown. Richard has already signed to meet Willie Pep, world featherweight champion. in Landon if he beats Famachon.

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