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‘— Abbies Sweep Twin Bill FromMacoanlntermediates

'I‘he Junior and Intermediate Ab- bies swept A baseball doubleheader from tho Iiluccan Illlt’l'lnC(l.ales at Memorial Ficlil yesterday afternoon with the Juniors winning the opener 5-2 and the Intermediates outclassing the Nova Scotia visitors by a 12-2 st-ore. Both games were -cvcii iiiniiig affn.i's.

FIRST G.—\.\Il-I

Robert Stanley and Donnie Mac- Dnnald. making their first pitching sippcaruiices in junior baseball held ll1P visztors to t\\o hits as tho Jiiiiinr Abbics iaine l‘.'tIlll l)c!i:iid to “ill the ohriini: gaiiic

St.inle_v DltE‘l‘.f‘(l the game on thc hill and worked four innings. He siirrcndercd two l'\lll5 fllltl two hits. walked inn nimi and \\lll.'lL‘d fuiir

good control as he didn't walk a batter. He struck out three.

Phil Veno.t took over pitching duties for the last two innings. veiioit didn't allow a run. gave up one hit, yo walks and irhiffed three batters.

The Abbie: collected a total of 10 hits olf visiting pitchers l"oi's_vtl‘ie, Eddie Dyer f|ll(I B. Duiilop. Ralph Piiieau and Gus Flynn each col- lected two hits while Eddy Lund pounded out the longest hit. of the game. a lead-off triple down the i.ghi flcltl line in the fourth. Mer- lin Deviiie cuiiiiccted for a double iii the sonic inning

The Abbies scored six runs in the fourth frame and five in the fifth.

The game was handled by Glen

ly Robson] 2% ‘

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odgers, Giants Maintain ace, Indians Whip Red Sox

By THE CANADIAN PRESS The major league paccsettors

spent a most profitable afternoon

, _ Mathcsoii with Leo Doyle and Stiiiday. "1 an Imp” 5”‘ ‘mum’ . Cll(ll’l.€ Ryan on the bases. The dciictluckud Bl‘4llIkl)‘ll Dod- M:it-D<i::'iid. .i l'l.l.x$\' Icitiiniitlci‘. EMS and No“. york (;1;.mS Sm.” pitched the lust l?ll'(‘r' fr.iiii.9s 1ll‘.(I :\I)IlII'.\i AB R ll 1'0 A li ban. vnds of “It.” doub1ch,_.ad(...5 set the visit:ii;: batters tl0\\'n in L‘ l(i~iiric<l\‘. 2h .. -l 1 1 1 2 2 .0 open up a 4:5 game lead 0.....- order. He faced only nine batters ft. Piiicnu. . . 3 0 2 0 2 I [heir Nam...“ League .-,'“,1s‘ A; and didn't mvo tip a Hill. hit or‘-1 13060.‘. 11 - 4 0 1 1 l’ l the same time. the Aiiici-ictiii walk He stru-k out one. ‘If 1»l1H<1. 111 -- 3 3 1 5 0 ll Lt-agiic lczidiiig ('lt:\'t-ltiiid lndiuns .\lzit~caii rriccd iiitn a 2-0 It‘.I(I in 1"1.‘-"H. ~;'l ~ I 4 2 I 2 1) '1 defeated the Boston Red Sox twice the -ccond iniiiii: as l-‘ni'syiht- 1‘ “""1’”"1“. " 1 f 1 1 l l to ll‘l(.'l‘(‘aS(‘ \ll(‘Il‘ load _to st Efinio iloublcd lionic D'i:1lop anti A. D_\'f‘l" 3.1’ I1))‘1\l"W' ' 3 3 3‘ A ind :1 11;11f“‘W°",111D ](hw\";§m_ “Ym‘_l: Dunlop slartcd ill!‘ rallv by hitting D “‘}“‘(_I";m“ X E, O 0 ,, 3, *Y"af]k‘;2: ‘ 2 °‘” 11° ‘ “‘ "‘ ‘ “nF.1n__and D1” ‘loathed hﬂse on C Cuslavcsoii, p 0 2 0 0 0 0 Scoring all tlicir runs in the H“ Hm’ I‘. \'ciioiI. p . .. fl 0 0 0 l i scvcntli inning. on llll'(‘(‘ run lll)lll— T11" Ah1*7°5 1'“"‘:1‘""1 H1" "M1111 1";!‘. .\llll’[lll_l, rf ii 2 1 0 it it I‘l'S by ])lllt'l|-lllll(‘l' (it-iirgc Sliubn ill’ 7111” ~‘7-11'-1’‘‘ “l"“?"(1 11”‘ '11‘ ‘l‘uI;il< , .. , 29 12 10 '71 El 7 and G1! lliitl-,:t-2-'. tho Dutlgcrs i-ziiiic ninlz 1)" “ill: a \\a'.k l-it‘ Elftll‘ fmiii ht-liin<l to nip Cinciiiiiziti ti-.'i .-ocoiid and stored on Boboy Liind‘s )|;.......,. A3 R H [-0 A y; in the fir_~:t game and then szngle. I_Ull(l .-cored on an error. 1“ ii_\.».-_ 55 3 0 0 2 i i swziiiiiicd tho ltcds l-I-'2 in thc Vcrnc Hallflrzillilll. pinch hitting >'tnnlr.\. -‘lb 3 1 0 1 2 l nlithtcup. lhc _Gl£llllS rolicd up six ml. S._m1,._‘._‘ m.<._,1 mt, “ﬁming mm 1.; pt.-.-_ 3i)‘ p 3 0 ti 2 1 I] |“llllS- in (tile _niii:li lflll\lllg'ltI with: in [hp mm.:h_ HP (mm. I “am, _\m(.h..H_ cf _ 3 1 0 2 it 4; Cllltdgtl J-.l lll tit ll.\l goino .iiit stole sci-oiid aiitl St'(ll[‘(l on a pzis- 11. 11ll|l10l>. 111 - 71 (1 2 7 1 ' “"'l1"‘()i”1 the ("ms {M In mo »- . A i. ...h - -_ ..'l0Ol0U5“""“- Md ball in fur fif.h inning Mal \ qyci. " O 0 0 I H Early “,-)n" and Mn“, (;m.L.i.‘ rolni Mac!-iirivcii of tho Abbics 1- -f"”~‘~ ~ - ‘ . - V. . . 1 -,1 ‘ g _ 0 3 4 5 ttiined in lI‘iI‘lt S(‘\(‘lllll lint (‘lglll .:.n2lcd and scnicd on a three basc ~\F«"‘"“”1'- " - -» 3 0 .~ . . 1. h I , . . _ - .. 2b __ 3 0 0 0 1 ! \iLttiilcs. l(‘S|)(‘(.ll\C_\. as l (‘V ll- errnr t\li.le in tho Sl.\il"l iiinlm: 1“‘1“11"‘~ P d. d 1 H H 1 gm nu. _ _ ‘_ - , 0 0 0 0 . l.InS iimpct to N .i. i Jniiniix S(lll.'1lt"l)llL'CS not :i Sll‘.'.’,lf‘. 11 1‘“"1“1‘> P - V ' .1 ..]1. . Wm 4,1 1...; 34 » ‘ ‘ .~ "i‘ni.ii< .. .. 27 2 2 is it ti W‘ ‘‘ "J ‘ ‘ . ’'”‘-"‘1‘'’‘(1 V‘ -"‘“‘11’1 "11 5‘ 5?‘C311l'3"l _ lritiinplis. '1i'ibc (ifllll(‘l(l(‘l‘ \'v;illy hlinf ll_\' Drn l\liicDoii.'i!d and scar-N "'7 V Wcstltikc lionicrctl lll each gaiiic. rd rlin Jack Kane's s rigle for thc sox BOUNCE BACK hm run of the game. After dropping their sixth

Dl.l<'k MacLcod bounced- a long double off the cenlcrfield fence 350 feet :i\va_v in thc tliircl iniilii: for the lOl‘._L(‘.~'t l\!l of the game. L. D,t'ci' of Nlaci-nii made an outstand- irg running catch l).'it:‘k of second base for the best fielding play.

Red Macl'-‘arlycn came up with two fine running catches in the (~r~iitci'iield wliiln Cliff Rcndy dip- ped into the dirt for a fine pick at first base.

The game was liaiirilcd by Charlie than with Leo Doyle and Glen Matheson on the barn.

Box Score AB R ' i

Aliliien

Lniid. 2h .. Dunn. Rh Kennedy. c .\‘lacLcod, as Ready. lh .\facf«‘adyr~n, i-f M;-1cl‘inn:ilrI. rf .'\la(‘C:illuni. ll Stanley. p , MacDonald. p Hanrlrahari. pti .VldcGuigari, cf Squarchriggs, if .7 Kane. 2?) .

Totals ..

3 -.:—:3:a~.>3—-9:>:>ro:>o'.i>

I-‘E‘<""J:L‘]17‘.’/)‘."J*1;'~n:.. . ... T’. . ,‘ 1 1.3-—-3:>::s.-.aio-.:-.:-,2-.:;. I4l'_')49*‘3—‘:3#3O'_‘3 -i-—:3:>3:3~o»-.-3.,-7.‘ '—‘1:3-:>3:>—:-.4-.-s.-:n_.;,"V -—:oo::::3:3oa3-3)

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Hncran l. Dyer, sa Stanley. {lb T7. D_\'r~r_ lf .".Ill‘l’lf‘l1. cf H Diiiilop. A Dyer. rf. Fnesythe. 2h Arsenauli, r .. F. Dunlap, p Totals .

.433-:-:>o::o-'-' '1 3 an~.:—-,-33333-3.

lb 1.:

I3 M333"‘§uD33W :13-Jx..;~__i'.1:._.L.~ orgasm-3:>:~3.'!l

SE(‘.O.\‘T) GAME

The Intermediate. Abbi:-s showed superior pitching and batting ntrcngth as they ovciwvhelnicd the visitors 12-2 in the abbreviated second game.

Donnie Mat-Loan pitched the first three innings ‘for the Abbies and set. nine batters down in order without allowing a run, hit or walk. He struck out two.

He was sticcccdcd by Gus Gasm- vr-nn in the foiii-ih inning. Big 1‘-us uorkrrl twn fI"ITTI(‘S and gave

DARTMOUTH. N. 5.. (CF) ~ Dartmouth Arrows took a firmer t grip on first place in the Halifax and District Baseball League hcrc S Sattirdziy by downing Truro Bear- Cais 5-3.

It was the fifth stratgh win for the Arrows. bcaten only in their first games last Monday. Triiro has last four of five games, anrl was successful only against. Ll\'(’i'pCi0l

Girls Softball I This Evening

All girls inltwested in playing in a City Softball League are re- qIlt‘SL(‘d to attend A softball prac- tice at Memorial Field this even. iniz, June 14 at 6:30.

Plniis are underway to organize a three team girls softball league c in the City. All girls who wish to play in this league should make 5 it a point to attend the practice.

Down Liverpool

HALIFAX fCP)— Halifax Card- inals whacked three balls over the fence Saturday to down Liverpool Larrapers 5-2 in the Halifax and District. Baseball League.

Jerry Kline got a homer in the first with one man on and Bob Scareatta and Zeke Bella made the circuit with bases empty.

Jack Kaiser and Mac Bowers re- taliated with homers for Liverpool.

tp two runs and one bit. He had

Additional Sport on Page 15

ENTRIES FOR

Entries for Open Al Charlottetown. Close Suture!

Declaration 2 p.m.

NIGHT RACES

ing Night Races . Saturday. Juno 26 oy. June 19.

Monday. Juno Z1.

ATTENTION RAGE

mint hove their eligibility

J. LEO

All horses starting in the T0llI“(‘.I8S5ITI(‘(I events of the matinee nee being held at Riverside

must have their licenses. as this truck is registered with the United States Trotting Association. I

NORSE OWNERS

June 28 certificates and the drivers

Signed, PRAUGHT, Secretary. Cherry Valley.

city Hall,’ Monday, Ju

OOEENS co. FISH AND om: Moimitv MEETING

in: for Queen’! County sportsmen. All dttend. Memburohlp cards and buttons /will be distri-

’ to all memben. Meeting will openvwith interest- iwéllfil 8:331

he 14th, important meét- are urged to

Mallﬂl‘.

Kccfcrs iiotindod out a ciitli inning.

eyelo thriller. molillou .0-nd-over-and and side over aide: [umpln pletely over ramps and reselling them into ported earn: the donut‘- nm Ionian standing events; little for Life: motorcycle: looping ﬁlth Into III’ and through space; Hell driving and I tloten other Ilrl All tlilu to decide who: show and what lnillvldull dorodevll can claim In addition to the daredevil contact and no an added feature. I about convertible will be shot from the world‘: 2 1/! hours of thrlllo, olslllo and Iplllo.

the title of World Champion.

lnrgnt cannon.

straight to the Yankees. the Whitc ‘ Sux bfIllll(‘f‘(l back

10 world t-liziiiipioiis H-0 behind Virgil Trucks. <paL'cd ninc hits for his ninth vic-

fitiiii at 4—2 loss

Fclrlin Lopzit. shtittiiig out lllt‘

'l'hc vctorzin riglitliandcr

nry. his sixth in a row. C‘-ciic

Woodling's ll1l‘l"f‘-l'\lll I‘l(lTllCl‘ in the

ixth gavc Lopat his seventh tri-

timnli in tlic opener.

The Pliilzidclphia Atlilctics wal-

loped the Detroit Tigers twice. 4-3 and 6-3. to climb out of the Ameri- can Lcagiie collar to within a half igaine of the sixth place Baltimore Orioles. Vic Power’s pinch hit single scored the tying and win- iiing runs in the ninth of the opener and Elmer Valo drove in four riins \vith ll bases loaded triple and single in the nightcap. llnrvcy lladdix' three-hit shutout pitching and Stan Musial's 215‘. hiiinc l'lln gave the St. Louis Cardi- nals .'i-U and 5-3 victories ovci' T’itlsbiiri.:li. It was the first time this scason the Cards have been iiblo In sweep both ends of a twin bill. lladdix fanned 10 as he be- t-zinic the first pitcher in the maj- .fll‘S to notch 10 victories. The last cight liavc bccn in succession.

Mil\vaiikce's Bravos moved into a third place tic with Philadelphia us Warrcn Spahn registered his st-vcntli victory with a 9-5 decision over l\llli'l'y Dickson and the Phil- lif‘>‘. Andy Pafko and Del Crandall of the Braves slammed two-run llnll‘it‘l'S.

Bob P\ll'lCl‘Tl(‘l(I blziiikcd Balti- lilUi‘(‘ 4-0 In give Washington a ‘split aftor tlic Ol‘lfil(‘S had \von the ‘tiilt'll(‘i‘ 6-4 for Bob 'I‘urlcy's sixth \‘lClIIl‘_\'. Dick Krylitislti drove in lircc Baltimore runs in the opener. 'l‘nin Umplilctt and Wayne Ter- willigcr batted in all Washington runs in the nighlcan.

PITCIIES N0-IIITTER

Dnvcy Willizims drove in six runs and Don Mticllcr rapped six hits and scored five times in the Giants‘ double win. The Dodgers nniasscd l7 hits in the nlghtcan agaiiist Cincinnati with Junior Gil- liam .'irid.Pcewee Rccse collecting four hits apiece. '

Jim Wilson. littlc-used Milwau-

Keefers Upset Wheelers 13-9 In Softball Game

Keefe Drug won their first gamerf. I. MacKinnon lb. D. MacDon- in the City Softball League yes- terday afternoon by‘tipsetting the league-loading Bike Shop Wheel- crs l3-ll in a game plnycrl on the Old I)iamniid. only the socoiid in lcague play for the Wheclcrs.

Tho rlofcat

\\':i 5

Don MacDonald pitched for the

Kccfors and allowcd only six hits

in earning the win. Snowball MacC:illum started for the Wheel- rs and was roliovcrl by Elmcr

Thcy gave up a total of ix hits. The Keefe-Men raced into a 4-2

For uniform; player; should lead in the first inning and added “-9” jeans‘ T_smrm_ sneakers and yhrec more runs in the second ' . ramp.

Come :q.‘_”EE:d_;HLh Dtikc Mat-C‘.'illiini of tho \’l'lir‘cl- (‘PS hit a homo run in tho lltird

° ' frame. He also collected a Slllﬂlf‘

al S to lead his toam at the plate. Elmer Ward had two hits for the

while Irving MacKinnnn triple in the sov-

The game was handled by Earl nss.

Line-tips:

Keefe Drug: IIllL:I1(‘S ll‘, R. Want

INTERNATIONAL DAREDEVIL CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST CHARLOTTETOWN RACE TRACK TONIGHT & TUESDAY —— 8:30 P.M. MONTAGUE RACE TRACK WEDNESDAY AT 8:30 P.M.

I world‘: leading Automobile Daredevil Shown on oehednlocl to cmnpe-to one nulnat the other In every known automobile Incl motor» rm-n show will try to mmln the «then In rolling auto-

ald p, Ford rf, Shepliard c, M. Pint-ati 3b, Brown ss. Williams 2b

Whcclcrs: Monaghan 3b. T. ‘Bi-.-idley cf. D. MacCallum ss. L 'l'a_vlor c. H. Piiulton 2b. J. Gal- lant lb. Grcgnry rt, E. llfahar ll MacCallum rf, W. Shep-

HORSE RACES

At Hazelbrook June 16 At 2 P. M.

Everybody welcome

automobiles oom-

lion.

Braves Defeat Parlidale Lions

The Charlottetown Braves and the Parkdale Lions played an ex- citing softball game on the Park- dale Diamond yesterday with the Braves winning by a score of 18-10.

Bflly Wright pitched for the Braves while Keith Dalziel hurl- ed for the Lions. Bobby Mills and Harvey Hood pulled of the field- ing plays of the game while Smith _and Scantlebury of the Braves and Moore of the Lions had the long- est hits. '

Parlidale Arrows. Defeat Morell 7-5

In a hard fought. baseball game .it Pcakes Station Diamond yester- day the Parkdale Arrows overcame a five run lead to punch out a 7- 5 victory over Morell.

Lloyd Maccalluin and Donnie Simmons pitched for the Arrows with each hurler giving up two hits. Eldcrsliaw and Maclnnis gave up a total of five hits for Morell

Eldersliaw hit. a triple for Morell \\l1ll Parkdale came up with the i)nl_v double play of the game, an Ai'scii;iult to Carroll to Longnpliic l‘f‘l:l_\'. The Arrows were haiidlcd by Rollie Roberts.

kee riglithandcr. pitched the first no-liii, no-run game of the major league scason Saturday to defeat Philadelphia Phillics 2-0 in the National League.

New York Giants moved into a tie with Brooklyn Dodgers for the league lead by shutting out Chi- cage Cubs 5-0. The Dodgers were beaten at Cincinnati by Bud Pod- biclan who hcld the Brooks to five hits for a 5-1 Rcdlcg Vvictory. Pitcher Dick Lit._tlcfield checked St. Louis Cardinals with six hits for a 4-2 Pittsburgh win in a night Contest.

In the Aiiici-icon League. Cleve- land edged Boston 4-3 on Larry Doby‘s bziscs-lti.-idcd single in the seventh. New York Yankees shut out Chicago 2-0 on two-hit pitch- ing by Whitey Ford. Fine relief pitching by John Dixon savcd Philadelphia Athletics a 4-2 victory over Detroit. Baltimore whipped Washington 7-3 in a night game as Lou Kretloiv turned in his first victory of the season.

SofibdlD;n;s This Evening

tParkdale Diamond);

Page 6 '

The personnel of the Prince Ed- ward Island Inter-Maritime Rifle Team was decided on Saturday afternoon at I shoot off the BQUGW Point Range.

The ioiiowiniz eight rltlemen posted h‘gh scores to secure posi- tions on the team: Capt. A. J. Mc- Gabe, Sgt. G. G. MacLennan. Lt. P. T. Hooper. Lt. R. E. Jenkins, Sgt. Eric Coles. Lt. Mary Muc- Lennan. Lt. A. K. Mutch, Lt. G. .1. Rogers. The team captain is Sgt. A. M. Johnston and the coach Sgt. G. A. Coles.

The team will hold a practice shoot on the range at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon and will as-

“Beal Ben Hogan" Golfing Results

Thirty-five golfers attempted to beat Bantam Ben Hogan at the Belvedcre Golf Course over the week-end. Ted Bradley with a net score of 67. Bob Gray and Ron Atkinson with scores of 69 were the closest to Hogans brilliant round of 64.

Following are the scores of iht top 18 golfers:

Ted Bradley. 80-13-67

Bob Gray_ 71-3-68

Ron Atkinson, 92-23-69

I-‘rank Mc-Innis. 78-7-71

Tom Rogers, 84-13-71

Noel Wilson. 108-36-72

Fred Toombs, 87-15-72

Bill Beer. 77-5-72

H. J. A. Brown, D8-26-7‘;

Doug rsaunders. 82-10-72 .1 Kent Irwin. 89-lti-73 - Charlie Rcad.\'. 102-2894 I Art McKcnzi€. 79-4-75

Merlin Mcclinzie. 90-15-7o

Dick Macxinnon, 89-14-75

George MacMlllan. 96-18-7£

Paul Jenkins 113-35-78

The following City Soltbail Lions at l.cngti(- games will he played this Legion tl\'itiglils Diamond) I.. Y. "\'l‘l1lll'.ZI Siinsliiiio Diiii_v iit B.Y.(‘. C llf (‘it_\' t()ld l)iani0iid.)

Irving Praught, 95-14-81

Personriilﬁmdnf . Rifle Team ‘Decided Sat.

sembla It A." J. McCabe' Great George street a;OlTttml.e1;§:

on Friday, June 13

many’: shoot: Capt. A. J. Mccabe at. G. .1. Rogers Sgt. Eric Coles

Lt. A. K. Mutch

Lt. P. T. Hooper Lt. R. E. Jenkins Sgt. G. H. Cole: Cadet P. Lauchlgun Sgt. Ray Vessey Irene Hardy

Capt. Ray Mccabe Cadet C. MacDonald Sgt. A. M. Johnston Cpo. S. 0. Bowles Sgt. P. J. Lauchigun

Cadet G. MacLenrian Gnr. R. A. Vessey Clnr. M.Curver ' Gnr. H. T. Vesey

An

iunior teams for City

Sgt. G. G. MacLennon Lt. Mary MucLennnn

Lt.-Col. J. MacDonald

important baseball for the Junior Abbles will be held this evening at~ six o‘clock at the Memorial Field Diamond. Randy Edwards may select the two

.

and leave 10.

Sussex, N.B. about noon. -1-“, Inter-Maritime shoot takes pi.“ at Sussex on July 1

Following are the results of suit.

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Baseball Practice

practice

Coach

League com.

petition at this evening's practice,

Tuesday night at

eight o'clock

the Juniors and Intermediates “in

B O O O - FUEL OILS

Best by Tent

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inicet in an exhibition game.

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lo min. to 5 p.m.,

:

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