THE__ Cl-IARLUPTETOWN GUAR DIAN

brand of fortitude that they displayed in athletic circles. o o .

That was tl1e thought thut 11

ed the ceremony while at the sam time thinking of all the

their all. But somehow thos

ers already rstnblished had have a place in the picture. u o a

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away thoughts of them

h‘

the smartly marching form

Charlie Hogan of Summcrside. o n o

Injured seriously in Italy

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some determination that he possessed when stripling he broke into and Isis d

Just basebal

to becoming a hockey star

proved to stop them entirely.

Yesterday he with a different te

good 1o see him striding along as Jauntily as ever, a veteran at an early age, but one who earned his spurs and it is a safe bet th Charlie's thoughts yesterday also were on boys whom he had seen falling. but particularly the ones that he hall taken part with in athletic circles.

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I With each team's playoff spot chances hinging on the outcome of tonight's fsame. Sergeants tac- kle the All-Stars in a City Soft- ball League encounter at the Park diamond. There will be no second chance for the losing team to- night. One will pass out of the picture and tonight's encounter is being eagerl looked forward to by

the league OIIDWETS.

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Needless to say both squads will have their strongest lineup on hand. Both lire desperately anx- ious to hit the playoff dirt and one of the hardest fought encounters of the entire league is being look- ed forivzlrd to with both squads bcimz cven choices in pro-game predictions.

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Roy Hughes literally was blown back into baseball and today is largely responsible for the Chicago Cilbs‘ rise out of the National Lea- gue cellar into a contending posi- tion for a first division berth.

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Hughes‘ diamond career virtu- ally was ended in i940 when he emerged from a collision with

Q I-‘rank Crespi with torn ligaments

i in his right shoulder. Hughes svas

with the Montreal Royals in the

International League at the time. a c o

“Crespi. then with Rochester, came down on my right shoulder and something popped." Roy re- vealed. "I couldn't even raise my arm the rest of the season and the doctors told me I was through. Something wrong with the mus- cles, they told me."

a u o Hughes went home to Cincin- nati. and while trying to thaw out‘

i some tar in the basement of his| M homc. thc tar exploded and sev-

.' i crely burned him on his arms and

‘. 5h()li1(l"l I-lilghos was in a hos-

i ‘ pitnl for u-ceks but when he came

out there was new life in his dead i 0 I O

“That explosion blew me right back into shape. The doctors said it was a miracle. The doctor who examined me told me that the heat of the explosion sealed those dam-

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had i

inc hardest yesterday as 1 watch-

other heroic dead who have also given

And then as the parade marched were brought still more strikingly‘ home \\’c spied among the veterans

d now minus his right arm, 0111a‘;- lle nevertheless still displays the and courage a

hockey activities here on the 1'1 .

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He will be remembered chiefly as the youngster who played with I band of veterans on the Sum- merside Crystals and who bid fail; unti war brought a sudden halt to his hockey activities and which later

was marching am of veterans but a team that anyone would be mighty proud to belong to. It was

HEREFORDS CLASS 7

it: e The Tigers and Aces met in second semi-final game in e1 Knights of Columbus the oi 19-11.

The Aces went out to win. They

batted hard and played eve

the Tigers hemmed in all way.

f

ing accounted for the runs.

Jack Hennessey double at first Nicholson and Wilson, catches

Campbell from Nicholson's ul.

I The line-ups follow:

Corbett. Wilson, Nlch Richa nessey M. Hennessey. Butler. Blanchard.

team f1

are sporting brand

iRcsults 0f i Sydney Races

I SYDNEY, N. s , Aug 2 - (C

Nm 1 3135mm ob 4H Philadelphia 3. Chicago 7 on the plamnm were ms Ho,“ Bob Long, R vickers. Sydney '---‘— m _ —' our, Lieutenant-Governor B. W. Mines (Wt Vrieckefsn Rat hi l 3' LePage.PI-Ion.PDl-.1Cyru§ Maven??- Mdrsare ose. . c - B J k M an. M. .. rem er . a er (m. I 2 2 1 ea l1 61C ' Ontgbmél V Jones, Hon. w. J. P MacMlllan, Olxford Ladié. (flfiiliikegll; 3 3 . . 0.3.1:. Captain N. w. Lowther. Tme — 2 1 ; . : '- - - Presid 1t Provin ial C mmand. N0- 2 Classified TH"- lflll Pa" Canadlilan Legion, B. Cloark and “HR M. Vplgkwgorrell LEW- 1 Mayor .1. 1.1:. Blanchard. , eserve Jack Clyde. (W. Vickers), 3' in m lgksqyrm llgzn e __ — T f hi; D H11 ' ‘ wok Grace Abbe, (o. Lewis) 5 5 2. Frlfgfiy Alliéédfiison (AS1511)! m buthetrgnllonglgexglézsege Forrw "fell; briefly. He stated he brought the Manchester Amer“ ‘Hay Gard-en ill-rounder» between Sid- three previous encounters, two be“ Wishes n! the mm- J- L- ‘Ungs- 4 4 ney (Beau Jack) Walker and Bob won by Montgomery, the punchers Ralswxb Minister n’ Nammal De‘ Audrey Dmlm- (M Jab" Montgomery took on a “seat-a- drew about $100,000 each. fena- the Hlm- 9- G- POWBI‘, Min- M") ' 5 serviceman” tinge today as war p to today 60 seats at $100.00 1st" ‘m’ M" the mm- A- L- Mac‘

Time — 2.15; 2 l6; 2 l5. Free for All Trot 81 Pace Battle Todd, (W. vickers) 1 1 Royal Hanover. (Cltassion) 3 2 Lady Hal. (W Lewis) 2 3 Peter Direct, (Hastings) 4 4 Time 214; 2.151 214- No. 4 Classified Trot and Paco ‘ lPurse $250)

(Two divisions —- four heatsl. Mnrel Henley, (W Lew-

is) (Remainder of No

results not available.)

Remember When

By The CEABHdISIAIPIIESI Vince Dundee. worlds

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ago today. He held the adlan, Oct. 30,- 1933-1111111

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aged muscles and weld—e_d tl-Em to- gether again." the ball player ex-

plained.

Roy returned to Montreal Lin

1941 and then played for Angeles in '42 and last year. H

was brought 11p by the Cubs this season and his outstanding work both at bat and in the field was When Stan Hack returned. Hug- hes, whose stlckwork was the best on the club, was transferred to

him the regular third-base

shortstop. He's hitting .321. top

on the club.

. PRIZES

The Canadian I-leref tion offers $25. pair of Hereford Calves, 1944.

First Prize .... Second Prize ..... Third Prize Fourth Prize ......

rnuuunnnrn-Inuu-u-uwuu-u raisin-Iris: rnu-rrrrrrrri‘ l

rP-H

ord Breeders’ Associa-

00 in Special Prizes for the best

either sex, born in

............$8.00 7.00 6.00 ............ 4.00

In K. Of C. Semi-Fincrhi:

Softball form“ flthmm some o; mam Just i League and the Aces reversed the. budding into prominence and oth-i declsioni mung

thing in sight and in this way had

Aces put the game on ice in the fourth when thcy batted in eight runs. Hard hitting and loose field-

Highlights of the game were the '

Goodwin from Walsh's bat and J.

McDonald. M. Connolly, .1. Walsh;

sweaters and they sure look good.

Summary of race meet here tndflyi

1 4 1 4 Classified

middle- weight boxlnl; champion in 1933- retired from the fill-me Ill!" Yea" tltle--won from Lou Brouillard, French-Can- Teddy Yarosz toppled him September 1i. 34 .

“ma;

the .' the i

K. 0f 0. Tennis

encounter .

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rv- , _ — _ A, _ h“, nought wnn Danger {‘.$;’;f.“"o.‘l§€ ilirlz: static .35. ail.‘ a Moi-o- "@-»-=i-.': mud-i em»- 1Davld Larter the latter winning head" Wm‘ Cmcallc’ Wm“ 5°,‘ Lwmden’ h“ ' gwtm“ ‘mute’ ' The score was no today to wind up with five victories but a future. nevertheless. fraullll

indication of the play; every gam

produced rallies that made

game interesting to watch. Today's games—nt 3:30: J. Con

‘out 6-2. 6-1. i tn

. . . . DOB Bldck and YWHK CH1 shell! be remembered that it is a hia-

gl; wn-"Srfelg 1,}; gf§§s°“§_‘db,“,§,p%f,‘§; gt‘ olrnthe isvoxglthkae page“ threxfa tmlcal truth that alliances do not

' M°D°““1d PM" “men” crime 7-3 5351f 113G011: 02901519313; 01.1151}:

high .§§§§,'§,‘}§;,, L233“. Eilefilfig“ plays I-“lm, mnlsi Wm’ was hamsfiglm next war. For on one side of her _ ' sea-"ms Q1211“): dlflelfi helm t “z there are the great nations of Unl-

l I felvelhee “bf; ‘finguflakif, ‘fimcagg... ted States, China, Japan and Rus- gd‘. o l3 h0g5 m the wan“ Gama mm sia; on the other there "is Europa

' | c the ninth tied or.‘ 2-2 his mom "d “M” m" “w”- I n fixed five’ hm Wm,‘ gwo Chicago - The speaker ent on in point errors t0 Rive him his ninth victory. m" m“ n“ cumin“ 9W9“

D

i Softball

The next game will be Friday evening at 6:30. The members of the winning

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ferent camps, the Knights

of

Columbus Junior Softball League got away to another start yester- day when the Crows and Betafic e

met in the opener. Some of players showed the effects of the lay-off, but still had enough struggle, the game ending 17-14 for the Bears.

The next game will be this mom-

P) ing at 10 a. m. when the Bees and R

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The first matcliln the Knights olumbus Senior Tennis Tour-

After a suspended period while the boys were attending the dif-

of what it takes to furnish a tight

out, we had had a neu- tral nation resting close to the Province of Quebec.

"That nation would have become rich at our expense yet bearing no share in the cost of the conflict (Quebec is the connecting link be- tween tho Maritlmes and the West and We cannot sit still and see her go independent. We must be prepared to stand by that de- cision no matter whut the conse- quences or the cost.

Athletics Split Twin Bill With Ghicago White Sox

in their seven-game American Lea- gue series. A seven-run spree in the ninth inning gave the A's the open- er 9-3 but the Chicagoans banged

with great dangers. She stands at the aerial gateway of the world. Today the United states. England, and Russia. are allies. But it must

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would not again tolerate the con- ditions of 1920-1939 when the farmers could not sell their ex-

A triople by Bob Estalella and dou- bles by Joe Burns and a1 Elms were the main blows

i sg||||.|7|||3|3 Mill‘ RM! Ill J l” W. F t 1-, gggin Plllllfllllllll . _ y ns eaue HEATH‘ l__ Event At Ira r0 Meet afifrfi $59331 "“c‘l3l“l=1’-§~ll¢ mm“ "'- Pi")- ‘ ced loot nlght that the semi-finals 59"“ w" mum“ “nhuy ‘m for n“ Dr !I_ c_ Do n ‘my J_ Phl 'l lllUWlY u!“ W‘ 1- n. willmio tro hles wlfoogln mu “WM-l "Y" m" ‘l l"°"'Y tori”...- "amt *1‘°"’T. ass“ §féi.l' ““.'il‘éll.nn> all m“ mm“ '""‘"*n:i Mill's“ m... .... on... t, L“ l’ 01' l n e I » ' here 14mm. the openlnfz’ day of a TImCI 2.11 ‘if: 2.11. 2.12 u. Of the U. S. Submarine meet A. Jgixgfy Ind 0- mlzlel in “ighg-"yjgwwggflgflog" m‘ It was shun’ but impressive tworday meet o‘ fuqm name“ "-0- 225 Trot and Pace “Copperfln” "_ “aflflng lsbeléhawgvlo? r0’ "i111" “tme c I that service held yesterday at - Th? B" "bwwlled 31°15‘? - '- - *- n 3| w m9” 9 yflmAnnymA, Au‘ 3 _. (,5 noon 1,, mm. o; m, 50mm, dropped the first heat to Rhea Mae w Fe a the signal that sends Whltlock and Jack McCoui-t 1n the P) _ an’ M mm “mo” a. Monument as veterans of both the “fig Efikt-‘tfihsbltlgf-tlflxg Pegarliltlgeggh flflljlmemflfi"; 1 1 our bombers to blast F“ t2“: °§f °' f" {hmfiy "'1" whit; men and women, mu. cc gigbtiitwflxtoantthetiinsflfixlleen pggilnisildag‘ <11 the us?“ in. the "nudtilo heat Lee Reynolds. (Harrison) 4 a 2 Tojo’s home-town! “"1110 ‘gang: 01-min? ‘tiff. glosely "WWI ‘Aulffm m“ l" o’ e . ' . - v - g or i was; is. §§f."ol°.'5°d§" ‘imimmi’ is: . . w"b"“ s42" ""~ "~1- -~ slsnmn IOl/flflmlfll- out. the sounding ‘of 31.9 Last Post. “m, Bunion“ d151,... 5...“, 1.. tnoi Marjorie Budlong, (Weir) a 4 s Destlnatlon m“ "E"___'__. indicated impmdiriz fedwll wll h And] 11s this writer kwatched it Z§~5h§§P§d§§SddQf§JEd gauge“ 5mm, lfgli-ggrtllgalgrazilcng’ (gtkfiillfi), T k . 3 :1; gflhfiypfilelzifll" %";yl']e1 l5 l vllkllli “(em b“ '-° men" and Sir Admiral ran a dead heat Atla K.. (Kenned ) B ‘l 7 ' i wflrk INPPIIO l! Nd t0 rac vrlvs of Island athletes who have in the first double-circuit of the ’I‘l.me: 2.1a; 2.1%]; 2.17 14. 0 yO "—— ' mm,‘ already paid the supreme sacrifice t do; m 3,15 y, t d nd ___ .._ EQHEFLEILL)? q-dq.’ ab‘ “y! ‘m. in both conflicts. Those who gave e311 hgfbgewpi aurgrdixd .."“§‘§.F. Free For All - _‘_" “I do no; mind “m” you," “$.11”, 1; My“ a" ‘m’ “V” l" “l” 1914'" “mm” . , Montague Fri."8.45 P.M. continued the speaker. "that the Ind taken m multili- 3:13.219,;;§g§;,,.y";;g{*=;, ,1," ysgggi s"*'"=*“' l°ligi.i.-,.}.~ilig~'g;,,iiggg*,“°"a"l~ . .. ~--.--——- ucuw or Anon uni-mic i-u wile we we =-===~,-mw= ,~ ; . - — v t ‘been you . can-e" diiicreu: story about the lads in 2.15 Trot and Paco gheaAlbiflae, bfjlgofl; MOIIIBQIIC, 880111118)’, {lglgtesrubnglrazdlgggellflgg ggédgogf r1258. £358!’ botu-elsf-mfiorbrlcks‘. this present strife whom we will IO nee ~ W Wm! Stewart Ngi H2205," llgllnson) 5 a 3 7:30-9:45 P. M. clullon m“ the reports wncerm 3M ‘Hum; 39o on dun" "W. s“ no mm?‘ , _ , %e“.na‘izggdw (Iiaag-‘json, 1'1 1 Thee walnut ibbefizMaior) 3 6 4 iii?‘ ing dissenslon in Quebec are amp- ing from Ifllllfllflll mum”! l0 ll’ . - .- '=_1i- Admiral (OBrim) 14 s The Great o. (-'_ ' 655 Sourls, Monday. 1y Justified. Theoretically. Quebec Irv/Blvd ""11" l" "m" “d 1303s uhom I have played \\lth . ~K U -w_, 3 5 2 nme, ., 1° 3,, 2 o8 ‘y 2 1o h“ a fight w set up an mdepmcb carrying concealed deadly yup. wd Wm“ “m! b0” Mm alwmvs G t “m ( Ur)?" 4 2 4] ' m m ' " ' ' ‘ 8545 P- M- ent political s stem a art from the one d Ii Sh; highest kind of cour- Sam" D’ U" o‘ ‘lam ' ____ ______ p ' n W, . ___ . --- rest of Cana a if she so sees fit. Police Bu rintondo t OW age on the playing - fields and MATINEE But I ask ou to consider what Parsons llldwbdllbb WIN "190" who when it came to n far more o 0 i would have a med w m. u hb for "Hymn; w 143w"; wnight ' dangerous Slime shoived that my I l eys And Aces led — , new, n PP“ .,, ‘Qhufla, }__ still possessed that same high g , ' n‘ c. e e” ' “ en

I Put-War Plan: llavo ilittle Effect 0n

l u. s. smi min

NEW YORK. A118. I — (AP) — Post-war plannilll. while becom- ing more of a general topic of dis- cussion. has had little effect on the United States steel industry so far, the Iron Age said today.

“Sample orders are not material- izing. and ‘ ‘ ‘ traceable to pfgbflhlg Post-war activity have not o. ed.’ the trade publication sulfa. "Coincident with this 1| the extreme low point in the number of steel order cancellations. Those which have appeared recently have been more than offset by

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“°¥n.‘"n.°§‘.nno laid the industry find: itu in the tllhbelt dbllvfll‘ situation since the war bbllfl. Ind adds that virtually no steel pro- ducer was able to show a decline this week in total backlogs.

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cess farm products and cit chil- dren were hungry; when in ustriai plants and warehouses were full of clothing and the other neces- sities and comforts of life, while men, women, and children suffer- ed cold and other hardships through lack of purchasing power. “Canadafl he said. "is determin-

Hal 'I‘rosky’s eighth homer with one on accounted for the first two Sox runs.

Baseball Results

i ed this condition shall never re-' INTERNATIONAL turn nrho mattlirl whet grthcdo: acono c prncpeo may ova Buffalo 2, Syracuse 0 ' so overbom-dji AMERICAN Mr. E. M. Bagnail, who pre-

-sided at the dinner, tendered the vote of thanks to Professor Lums-

Philadelphia 9. Chicago 8 den for h“ address‘

bond sales for the fourth meeting of the two army privates soared to $13,250,000.

The only way fans can get in is to buy a war bond but promoter Mike Jacobs is fixing it so some servicemen may get in free.

Jacobs bought 43 bonds of vari- ous sizes today and turned the tickets over to goverrfment hos- pitals to be distributed to wound- ed servicemen. Joe Leonard. bro- ther of Benny Leonard. the form- er lightweight klnil. bviisht 100 $25 bonds and sent his ducats to servicemen. too. The idea is spreading. ,

Grand Circuit Racing Results

0 ORCHARD BEACH. ME. Aug. %(AP)—Red Tower, only horse in a field of nine colts not

entered in the $40,000 Hamblefonlan at G en. N.Y.. next wcck. today won the $5.000 Grand Circuit Ham- bletonlan test . ake, defeating Yankee Maid. Winter Book favorite The Red chestnut colt. owned by lVLrs. Thorne Smith of Mlllbrook, N.Y.. and driven by Eddie Havens, romlDBd home in the first and scc- ond heats and placed second t0 Yankee Maid in the final dash.

SUMMARY Cllu 16 Trot. Puric I750 Hollyrood D. Watts, (Steels) Certain. (E. Jones) I Saint Peter. (Gaudet) CBJICION. (Tweedle) Ladv Pannook, (McKenney) Time: 2.14; 2.11 ‘h; 2.13. A I started Rex Volo and Lady Hall. llambletonian Tut. Three-Year- Old Trot, Purse $5,000,

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Red Tower. viliavens) 1 l 2| ".;'i'."°°.w"d'.‘l.“'“°'““" ill‘ EIKIIIJHK Scott. (Berry) 4 3 5' i‘ ‘"%'1l§o§°l”0’4"w final 2 0c a 7 7 . . m. . ; ‘ . 1 Also started Dean, Ruth's

| 1,35%,‘ nlgostcr Hanover, and Princess

Classified Trot. Purse 8600

Iordly. (Steele) i i money from his inventions: he be- Mr. Pew: Volo. (Brown) 3 3 lieverl that they should be contri- Lady Gentle. (A. Jones) a 4 bated the public and refused . Adam Hal, (Thompson) 4 a 981M111. " i Polominfa, (McKinney) 5 5 _——_-_— ___i____,_»; Time: 2.11 ‘.-_-; 2.1.’! Also i stnric/J Teddy Hanover. i Clluuilfled Pace. Purse mo .., ma.“ -! Single Trumpet. (Toolc) 1 Mnonlnc i $058831; Maoohlesis. (E. dgnes) g a "mm-H us anover. i. s l iNeocgllianover. (BYOWTA) PURE WHErTE P s no e . G lnolllflmezflalwiflabfflifllfln) CIGARET E APER

donald. Naval Minister; also those

the shadow of great events. We lie in the midst of stormy waters __________———————-————-—-—-.

ing the crown. Friday's fight will

have no bearing on the title. since

it's at l0 rounds and the boys will

Iclorne in over the class weight m t.

Baseball _ Standings

PRINCE EDWARD ISLA VIA WOOD ISLANDS. P.

M.V. “PRINC ."Tha Connecting Lin

LL-Gen. . killed by the expiosio of an Allied bomb which fell short in the inun- sivo bombardment of enemy lines

i re ghrgug Department by General Eisenhower. the

as at $50,000. 104 at $25,000, and °l °"°“P caPl- 3- R- siewim- l“- n m, 1m 25 at $10,000. N0 count was aVRll- gtfrflrxfjflfieifl?’ “f! {he Prflvlmlfll ¥,*§,,,g§g;h w“ “n ° "d able on sales of smaller bonds but ° e 951mb m? m9 ' Jacobs said they were moving fast. “We” °f the Cflllventlfln. If ___ _-_. ~- The promuter predmed at lust Dr. MacMillan spoke of the 40.- and there are anxious days ahead 18000 fans would see the slush!“ 000 young women in the armed for us all." Mi bond prices ranging from ‘g5 forces and said Canada had shown Mr. Brenton Clark. President- w $100000 a spirit unexcelled by may coun- elect of the Provincial Command, 80.55325“ Jack and M°ntB°m_ try in the world. "The anadian spoke briefly after Dr. MacMillan "y have hem the lightweight mm Legion has greater obligations now and was fo lowed by Maj. T. B. twice. with Montgomery now ha“ than ever before. We are living in Rogers.

singing of the National Anthem. --—-—-_- -_~-i__ _-——. .-=_.~_.~ ,

FERRY SERVICE

k Between Thea; Province?" (DAILY-SUNDAYS INCLUDED) Daylight Saving Tlmo