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A.G. Scott Wins Free- For--A11 At Saturday Night Racin

A. G. Scott. Rajah Hanover. Arlonway and Abner McGraw raced to double heat victories Saturday night in a keenly contested racing card at the Charlottetown Driving Park.

home Letcher's A. G. Scott, driv- en by Ike Moreslde. continued his great pacing performance as he won both clashes of the Free-For All with terrific stretch drives.

Rajah Hanover. also driven by Moi-eside. who rained four winners on the night's card. nosed nut Mighty Deb in the Classified Trot and Pace for upset victories in the fourth and eighth races.

Abner McGraw showed ton mllfhl

trotting ability to win easily over Eva Budlong and Buddy Otconnor in the Classified Pace while Arian- wav trotted to two wins over Way- mark, Bonnie Dale and Wait N' See.

Babe Brittoii almost sprang an upset in the first dash of the Free- For-All as he raced A. G. Scott down to the wire in a battle for the honors. The Babe, driven in l.en O'Mcara and showing his best form of the season, was leading the ficlcl as he headed into the siietcli

on the last time around and vtas,

only nosed out after A. G. Scott moved up rapidly on the outside. Direct Mite led the field at the half way mark followed by Jose- rlale Clipper, Babe. Britton and A

G Scott. The Babe mored into the lead on the, back stretch but didnt have. quite enough to stay ahead of the Scott horse.

A. G. Scott, Direct Mite and the Babe walzed another stirring battle in their second dash. Asl

they headed into the stretch it was the Babe, Direct Mite and A. G. Scott in that order but once more the Scott horse moved tip on the outside to win by half a length over Dll'PCi. Mite who in turn had half a lciigih on Babe Brilioii.

But it. was Rajah Hallow-r and Mizhiv Deb who waged the most

gg Meet

..L.......L...:...L.D and it came in the last race on the card.

The Rajah took an early lead in the race followed by Mighty Deb in second position and Miss Com- mando in third. It was still that way as they headed into the stretch and down towards the wire in an all-out race for honors.

Mighty Deb moved slightly ahead of the Rfljail on the stretch but somewhere in the last 40 yards the Hanover gelding with all the racing blood of his famous ancestors made tip the difference and won by

the slightest of margins in a blan- ykei finish

A photo was required to de- tciintiie the iiiiiner and it sliow-

ed that the Ralah won because he had his head licld high as he cros- sed tlie iiire.

in their first race the Rajah went aii:iy ill top position and stayed out lI'ltlli. all the nay. Mighty Deb. ii ho go: away to a poor start. iliitslied scroiiri.

Elwoixd Sliaii had an easy time fllllllliz Atiiier xicGiaw to victories

:;i the Class cd Pare In both iriccs 'lP .RS.'-V .Xii'Giaii horse ii 1'll' .:iiii mi: lcads and iias never Ilirealciicri

Hamid Curliiiore also led from iiirc to uni" lll winning the Classi- ticri Trot lV.lVlllal'I( came up from

iPi2IliIl pri.-'l'irii: to make a strong iiialiriize Ill iiie first race and .siippl:cd lll'iS'. of the opposition again l:i the seroiid race but didn't lhaie quite enough to overcome :Ariniiii ay. l The nail double on Arionway land Ra)-all Haiini'er paid 08220 while the qiiinclla on Abner Mc- Griiw and Eva. Biidloiig paid am 90. SIIMMARY First. and Fifth Races jAbiier McGraiv ishawi lFh:a Biidlonz tstpadi

l

V

1 . 2 Ii 4 6

Buddy O'Connor iO'Mcaia- 3i lsisler Verna iMcKeiiiiai Eli .Kltty MacKay iF'it7.Pati'icki 4 , .c......;:nT .;.;riii. i

.v...,, .w,- Why.

ihrllliniz track battle of the night

CLASSIFICATION

TUESDAY AND SATURDAY Tuesday

I DASHES AT Min Knox. Aunt Pointer. Gs Ann-'1 Boy. Crusader Chief.

1 DAFHFIE AT lil-iriovi E. Hall: 1-'-lurllrmg. La

Bufiinu. Dale 3., Mel. Surprise l.arl,i. Hilly )1:-vi-y,

1 DASIVIFIS AT

1200.00 A DASH htliatl. Prince Blidloriz My Darling: -5700.00 A HASH ::ia l.liz-iile Ra::-r- Blltlllulg Illrh 5200.00 A ll.N5H

INCA" Swill. PPVITLV RFXVHI. Billy Budlong. Capt.-tiii HIM-l)ill'l. llcnrv Day. Lady Abner. Good Luck. Face Cloth, Abner McGraw.

I DASHEI AT 3175.00 A DASH

Jenni: Kllnlllrlf. Jiidy Kalniu Eiwp, Rania Rildlong, Bonnie Echo. Miss Paill, squire 1,, Rani Ethel M.. Sunny 3.

Dale, Brother

ck. ililniiint. Lay Rill. Sett, Robert Lee.

Tariaii. Dan .Vf:'- .lnaiil'i.ili:, Buds llelsn l-lai'i'esi.er.

Saturday

2 DASHES AT 1800.00 A DASH

Josadalo Clipper. Ieott. Direct Mite, Johnny Kalmu wood Chief.

Thelma Lou.

Ahhrlnnri. Rahn Frillmi. A. G. Ck. Dick Eris. Shining Hour. l-ladgg.

2 DASHPIS AT 5200.00 A DA.S1I

I'I8.Iali Hanover. Mighty DPIT, Esau. Frankie Budlong, Lucky Nu Hooper.

1 HASH ER AT

A. lnttully. ll'aiiiiai-k, An,-.....-I

Miss Coiiiiiiwndn, NVllI(l)B1'1n: Hops. miter. Silk llal. Petr-r Clcgg. llosalie

Carl Aiibrey. Follow l'p Jr.. Money Rnli,-:1. 1,11,. gim-1.-,1...

2 DASHES AT 5175.00 A DASH

Rob Circe. .K-Vflliilll Train, Lin.-l Ma Lona. Fob Faniirk. Verna Flicks. Maxie Fvrleial. Eva Rildlo .iiil.. rip”, si.-..r.... Plant,

Ion. t'licy-iv,

Sislnr

Rcllhnii a. Kitty

Sam. Roman, Ciii-lqioplinr

3100.00 A IIASII Tlmal S'i'nIi .Il. I-'iic.izi illl' Gicai. i: ll. .liinc Ry-orvc. l7lI'lIlli"ii:l. I"lc'iI XI-'lt:Ix'1.i', l(o;iprwli 1"lay:irl. Yaller Rurlrly tiroiiiirir You'll Err. .lIl3L HE. Loo”: Dream. Holly llarvcster, Stout. Raiilda. Sea

Dli7('l.ARATl4t.N' iron Tl TCSDAY no S.-tTlRl).il1' zuoxnar AT 2:00 1-. ii.

Charlottetown Driving Park

YEO THEATRE

IIIONTAGUE--Wed.-Tlitir.-July 8-9-Tinic 8:30 P.M.

TM! M031 COMPRIEVI

Aoggftlit 'it&i: covn , is I

oM..'.q.u-lilotimc

Til! coliiiuniii Ill um: tuzuniih

gill-gm Dealt

with the London Ni-lbs-v-vet-vc Orchogm

sivocui-to nmw haw: ,...,, H I .

LIZABETH s QUEEN

srmotan - Extn Feature .. "SKY RAIDERS"

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LITTLE SPORTN

PAGE SIX Baseball Results

The Canadian Prcssi SATURDAY National Leann

tB.i

Flral : New York Philadelphia

000 010 021-4 I 1 100 001 000-2 0 2 Gomez. Wilhelm (9) and Noble: Simmons. Miller (9t and Bur- gess. W-Gomez; L-Simmons. Hr: New York-Thompson.

Second: New York 030 000 100- l 11 1 Philadelphia. 210 401 20x-10 16 0

Hearn. Jansen 14) Wilhelm Mt Koslo (Si Kennedy (ill and West-

rum: Drew: and Lopata. L- Hearn. Hrs; Philadelphia-Haim iiei', Lopala.

First:

Pittsburgh 004001000-5 7 1

Brooklyn 024 000 001-6 ll 0

Hall, Schultz tat Face 43i 1-letki ill) and Atwell; Meyer. Black till Hughes HI Wade :9; and Camp- anella. W-Huizlies; L-Hall. Hr:

Brooklyn-Campanclla. Second: . Pittsburgh . . 000 002 030-15 '1 2. Brooklyn 100 001 000-2 '1 2

Friend and Sandloclt; Millikeii. Loes ('1) Wade 18v Podres tilt and

Walker. Campanclla i7i. L-Locs. 1-lrs. Pittsburgh-Rice; B1'O0I(I)'ll- Reese.

First:

St. Louis . 001000 006-7 12 1

Ciilcago 010 100 010-3 10 1

Mlzell. White is; and Rice: Min- ner. Klippstein tilt and McCul- lough. W-White; L-Miiiner. Hrs: St. Louis-Lowrey, Repulski. Clit- caszo-Fundy. Second: St. Louis . . 000 020 011-4 8 0 Chicago 000 200 021-5 5 0' Presko, Brazle tat White tili and Yiiars. Rice t9l: Hacker, Leonard

40) Church (Di and Nzarzigiola. W-Church; L-White. Hr; Chi- cago-Sauer.

First:

Cincinnati I10 020 010--5 1.1 1

Milwaukee 000 000100-1 1 I Perkowski and Landritliz John- son. Jolly t5i Burdette. I'll Cole (91 and Crandall. L-Johnson.

Second:

Cincinnati . , 100 000 011-3 '1 ft

Milwaukee 000 010 000-1 6 ll R.affrnsbei;gei' and Seniinick: Liddle. Buhl (9i and Cooper. 1..- Liddle.

American League first: Philadelphia 000 003 000-3 10 2

New York . . 300 000 03:-8 6 0 Kellner and Astroth; Lopat, Ger- man (6) and Berra. W-Gorman.

Second:

Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 5 1 '

New York 000 002 ozx-4 4 0' Byrd. Fricano ttli and Miirray; McDonald and Berra. L-Byrd.

Flt-at:

Detroit . 000 000 100--1 J 1

Cleveland .. .. .. 012 010 001-4 6 0 Garver and Bucha; Feller and Ginsberg. 1-lr: Detroit-Boone.

Second:

Detroit . 110 200 020-6 8 0

Cleveland 100 000 000-1 8 3

Marlowe and Batts; Houtteman

and 1-fegan. Ginsberg ('1). Hr; Detroit-Souchock. First: Washington . 020000 000-2 9 2.

Boston 200 000 41x-'1 9 0 Masterson and Fitzgerald; Henry

Dobson. Bearden (6) Dorish tilt and Lollar; Brecheen, Stuart Mi Paige 19) and Courtney. W-Dob- son: L-Brecht-en. Hr: st. Louis- Kryhoiiski.

Xnierna llonal League

First:

Ottawa 000 000 200 4-6 11 1

Syracuse 000 000 200 0-2 5 1 Harrington. Mackinson Hi and Shnntz; Markell and Kinsman.

Second:

Ottawa 000 000 0-0 1 1

Syracuse . 000 400 x-I 5 0 Burtschy, Romberger I5) and Watlington; Hartley and Partee.

First:

Toronto . 200 001 10.'I-7 13 1

Buffalo 000 203 000-5 0 3

5leater,"Mai'n (st shore ('1) Lom- bardi (SI Johnson (9) and Kel- ler; Nevel, Jordan (9) and Ryan,

Erautt ('1). Second: Toronto 020 002 II--'1 ll 4 Buffalo 060 102 x-it '1 1

Post. Bhorelm Overmlre (iii and Keller; Johnson, Hsrrist ('1) and

Erautt. Flraf: Montreal 001 100 0-2 I 0 Rochester 000 000 0-0 0 0

Mossor and Thompson; '1'iefen-

auer and Rapp.

...u................................ .. .

Second:

Montreal . . 000 201 050-4 14 0

Rochester 001 000 100-2 5 2 Lehman and Yeilen; Render. Faazholz mi Crlmian tat Mel- liere Is) and Fusselmaii.

First:

Baltimore . 400 000 0-4 9 0

Springfield .. 800 000 0-4 G 0 Starr and Tabacheck; Pyecha and Burbrink.

and Wllber. Hr: Washington- Yost. Second:

Washington 010 600 010-ll 13 0. Boston 001000 300-4 '1 1' Dixon and Grasso; McDermot.i., Flowers to Hudson, Nlarhos. Wilber (lit. L-McDermott. Hrs; Washington-Yost, Vernon; Bos-

ton-Wilber. First: . Chicago fill 650 000-13 13 1 St. Louis . onto two mo. 0 6 li Trucks and Sheeiey; Pilietie, Lanler (ti Blyzka is) and Court- ney. Moss 17). L-Plliette. Hr: Chicago-Male. Second: y Chicago . . 00.1 010 000-4 10 0 St. Louis . . 010 001000-2 '1 1

GUARDIAN,

The improving .luninr Abbies won their third straight Island League Baseball game yesterday afternoon as they downed M. C. A. 10-l behind the. four-hit pitching of Bennv Carson in a game played on Memorial Field.

While Carson held M. C. A. to one unearned run his team-mates collected nine hits of Paul .1ai' and took advantage of defensive loose: on the part of the M. C A. i-Wield In shove ten runners acrossl the plate. I

Jay desrvecl It much heifer I'ai0' than he received. H! allowed only four earned runs and struck out iii batters but 10 errors behind him nvide it. lillDOsFiI1Ie for him to keen his team in the game.

Meanwhile Carson. who has givcii tin oiilv if: hits in five game this v-ear, snlkeri eiierv M. C. A; rallr He allow:-rl sinrrles in the first. s-on-rd fifth and Riftlllli inniivts wliil- he struck out nine and walk- erl Hire.-

'T"io Ratidv Abbi?! scored liininrv on Forbes T(enl1Ct'll"S simvlr double. The"

Edwards coached

n run in the first

Carson and F. Kennedy; Jay and M. Devlne.

Summary: Earned runs, Abbles 4. R.B.1.. D. MacLeod 2. Carson, Hood 2, MacF'adye.n 2, 1. Kennedy. Doubles. Macl..eoti 2. 1. Kennedy, Dunn. Stolen bases, Hood. Fardy, Dunn. Double play. Ready. Left on base. Abblas 8. M.C.A. G. Walks. Jay 1, Carson Ti. Strikeouts. Jay 16. Carson 9. Passed ball. Devlnr. Hit by pitch, Ready and Carson

by Jay: Tralnor by Carson. Umpire-L. Doyle; bases-E. Mac- Neill.

Airmen Win Two Softball Comes

The Sunimerside R. C. A. F. won two games in the City softball League. over the week-end as they downed the. City Sllckers and Can- ada. Packers in games played at the. summerslde Airport. l

The airmen defeated the City Slickers 12-11 in I. closely contested game on Saturday. The airmen came from behind in the last of the eighth inning to win the game.

Andy Andrews sts.t'ted on the mound for the Airmen and was re- lieved by Ross Armstrong at the

start of the sixth inning. sonny Stiill went the dlstance for the Sllckers.

The game developed into i:

pitcher's battle 'g with .11 three hurlers turning lit outstanding per- formances.

The longest hits of t.he game were triples. Stull hit A triple for the Sllckera while two airmen con- nected for three-buggers in the eighth inning.

The double. victory moves the air. men into fifth place in the league stiiiidings.

SNAP sittii'r"iili'silTilT Balls of Film developed and printed. 14 hour union Double posurso .only 56 cents. Reprints

l cents each. Mall Film Service. also prints. 'Any roll of 0- ex-

(Continued on page 18),

P. 0. Box 11. Chlrlotfofown.

Junior Abbies Take Third Straight With 10-1 Win Over M.C.A.

in. will be his sixth consecutive term. V

The eiitirc executive was re-el- cried.

CHARLOTTETOWN

Cily SENIET" League Standings

Foliowiiig arc the standings in the City Softball League: P. W L T Pls.

Dairi men .. I3 10 fl 0 20 Canadian scorers were Edr. S. H. Guardiwii 15 9 5 l 19 Thompson of Parkhill. Ont. 394; 1-. Y. F H 9 5 0 iii Lt. Col. S. Johnson of Calgary, 397: B. Y C . i-3 7 5 i i5.0fficer Cadet. E. D. Warner

R. (7 A F. 4 4 ii ii i4iLennoxville. Que. 399: Sgt. W. E. C PHFIWT-' N 5 7 i i3lHic.ks of Edmonton. 891.

Bilmbfis 13 3 ii 9 10 New zealand, only three points -l3.l'FflM I-'I 3 ii 2 Ii behind. was second and Australia Lesion 12 3 II 1 7 w,” third.

C.tv 13 3 10 0 ti

Trophy Al Bisley

..a-m ' A

JULY 6. 1953

Canadian Team Wins 400 Club

LONDON (Re-u'.:;'s) -Canada, scoring a total of 1581 out of a possible 1800, won the overseas team match for the British 400 Club Trophy .at Bisley Saturday.

The event was open to teams of four from each country of the Commonwealth. firing 20 shots each at 50 and 100 yards. indivi- dual possible 400.

all

Gray And Maclnnis Lead

Field In Quali

For Local Golf Chiship

Butllong. rlrivt-ii by Johnn.V 00": roy. lowered his mark to 2112 P5 in the fifth race after beinl China closely by Bobby Gallant. a com- hiiiatloii that paid Quinelln iloidtf-5 5.32.40, lilgliosl payoff of the meet.

Other winners and their oivners were Dr-oi-field. owned by 0- MM- Lend, Westvllie. N. 8.. Rita Fed- eral, yr c. TAYIOT. Monctnn: Re- 5nulTPfllI.. .1. Macbeod, Yarmouth. N 5; Nrinrv Brittnn. H. C. Mac- Gregor. Triiro; Freddie Scott. Dr. .1 A. Donalioe. Triirfl: Cieail-iii): H M Sweeney. BridizHWlliP1'. N- 5-- and MacFlngo. F. Mnresidt. Utwel Sackvilie, N. 5.

Pro. Collier?! Elecl Officers

QUEBEC fCPi-Ken Murray of Rovnl Montreal was re-elected DYE- .-.i,d'mi of the Canadian Profession- al (lolfers' Association Saturday-

The HlPmI)PiS decided to niioi 3800 to a Caiiadlan-wide tourna- ment for izssistzint pros. Herein- fore the. tourney has been confined to Ontario and Quebec. Five 10119! have hccn named. Assistant W05 of each v.oiie will compete in Aug- ust. and mile winners meet in September. date and ...ace to be decided. Zones are, Maritime. QUO- bec. Ontario. Northern Ontario.

fying Roundr

Intermediate

Capl. E. II. Burke Wins Saturday's Rifle Shoot

Capt. E. R. Burke won satur- day afternoon's rifle shoot at Squaw Point with 3 score of 91. The match was fired at 200 and 600 yards with ten shots at each range.

The next shoot will be held an Saturday afternoon. June 11 be- lzlnnlng at 1:30. The match will be fired at 300 and 600 yards with ten shots at each range.

F'0ii0WinK are the rsults of set- urday afternoon": shoot;

Capt. E. R. Burke . Cpl. Alton Rodd . Cpl. A. M. Johnston

.. 48- 43-01. .. 43 -46-39 43-44-8'1

Gnr. H. T. Vesey 47-40-8'1 Capt. A. J. Mocabe 44.42-35 Lt. Mary MacLennan . 4'1-37-34 Gnr. W. E. Hardy . 42-41-33

GM 3- A- Vessey 44-39-as

Giir. W. Welsh 40.4242 LAC. J. Hatch 45.3-(L32 Lt P. T. Hooper . 39-41-so CPO. L. Llewellyn 42.3a.L5o Li-Col W. J. MacDonald 42-38-80 Tpr. R. Andrews H 42.33.39

Gilli L. H. Vessey Gnr. W. L. Crockett P0. Judsnii , ,, ceo. s. G, Bowied , ,, Cdi. W. . MacDonald .. Flt.-Sgt. Thorburn F0. J. Stacey Gnr. M. Carver .. AB. 5. Buote

R.C.A.F. Royals To Meet

Abbies Here

The two top teams in the mam Baseball League. the Inter-medlgu Abbies and the R. C. A. F. Roy”, will meet this evening in a League game at Memorial Field. The game will get underway at seven o'clock

Lefthander Randy ridwud. wuj toe the slab for the Abbies. In hi; only other start of the you 5.1. wards set down the Bummersldc Intermediates with five hits and one 1'll1l.

Possible starters for the Air-mu are Gaudet. Taylor or Hurtublsp The la.t.t.er is a newcomer to Is. land Baseball and won the only game he hurled in Summerside

AND

RISTIANI

COMBINED

lead and were ahead 10-5 at the end of the sixth frame. Ions came back with four runs in the seventh and one in the eighth to deadlock the score. Both teams were held scorele.s.s in the ninth inning.

Softball Games This Evening

Jlonginirlhlhiumey

l

and Dan MacLeorI's S-4 -- "I ' .'-cl-led four more in the third and Em) (-,1,” and Y.-mnk Ma(.1,mi5lH. C. Trairior .. . all r7 pun. ...--.. um-a,-...a 3: tin mm Sm. 7- Wm. me B..h.ede..ei Hiitcheson 1-M. ' V F. A infield I-oi-iniiiterl lii"'” Golf Cou:se Sil3lll'fI'tLV to Iead thclR- Piirindge Tm . TTTT L cosiiv iiiiscues Tl” Juniors scored ;,,,1d m lhp q.,aiy(...,ng round (oral. Wilson By-.C'iliI0 ladies of the Charlottetown up-.v, run: in tin fruit-H1 and the Clul) Cliaiiipitiiisliip. lG. Wood '74'1vl Club ten offgat 2.00 p. m. to. eighth I"'l1In"1 and iidded three -pm, slrnkps i,E.hmd Gray ,md T. Rogers .1” flat. in the first round of the Long- rvw-- hi the nivit”. M.,,c1m... Wm... Doug saundersv gm F. Hansen 6'-)liN0.liI1 Trophy Tournament. Fol- Ai. "' 'i. "ii ill?” "'1' ""i '” Becr, Art Ma;-Keiizie and Andy W- R M3CNei” ;J;iIolI'I"g I5 ""5 drill"? tho ..:-luv. v.u.i...- 'f”1Ipi10t' Kferlin Llkch, followed mm 30.5 by Don Di-, w, 1.. MacDonald -:1 Mrs. Cannon vs. Miss Long- 1)....-... ..-1..-194 -mi wmr in cefhurl Macbomm and Hm.” S.mmm,5' D. MacMillan 9 2n..ii'ni-ili. - nn l.pii'is'c infield out. He ci- The fu-gt .-mmd ,,mgCi,,5 for the R. E. Jenkins -- Mrs. DeBlois rs. Mrs. Wood. I v.,m,.i..d q... .t-ml ihi--i rid P”"”" Cluii Clia.-vii-oiisliili and the W. R. M15 HOW!!! vs. Miss M. Stewart. '1" "1 "l'i”T'ihT”W I” iii" ihird Jenkins Tnophv must be pla.V8(i '"'I"I Di”-'i0H Mrs Cotton vs. Mrs. Buntaln. sack by 1'iic.v:rlai-, Jiity 7. I w MW W911” VI. Mrs. Beer. Do-i M-iciewrl and Willie Diiiin ,.-,,1i,,-.. .1; ,-ii-:- the rc.--iilt.q of llie17- 5- r3fil1l'Hfi hi: Mrs. Baker vs Mrs. Parker. led the .lli"lf1l' baieiiirii i-nth two Qu,.h;.....,; ....m.-1; V. 12 Norman . 6-L Miss D. Stewart vs. Mrs. Haslam. hits each. Forbes Keiiiiedy. Rmdv. G. M2icMillaii Mrs Clarke rs. Mrs. Horne. Tan KEl"lliPd.V- Hood and fi'lac1- First. Division I(30ll('.ii6!i;484;D'sli1Eid . - M MThe following ladies drew byes: Faclren each picked im a hit wliic .. v. uni! - ' l rs. Barbour Mrs. MacKenzle.l Devine. Elmer M'acNeill. Bllivigob (-;..,... 77 D. Clu'nel'0h ggllifiss J. Macllean. Mrs. MacNeill.i PllTCruil and Earl MaoKinnon hit”... Mncmms . 77 2: glicholson -qqllifrs. Norman. Mrs. S. MacDonald.l for M. C. Ii. .13. 53 ndm-5;. .. oes " ihliss I. McLellan, Mrs. Browr Kin Ready pulled off the oiili .3 Rpm. . R. Atkinson 3. Izgi .L-.-...-..LLL double play of the EPITTP lrI1ClhllP;A uaFK,,,..,., ;rovviiH mny snarrgerl Trriiisz MacKiiino:ils lift: J .. 1A,k,.:, oiia. d b and doubled Des Traliior off firsI.lD- Macpmam R Maniiiiirt a Jimmy Fardv and Ian Keniieril' H. F.-.nimoii: Bill Macfircgor . "M y , marl: nice riinning catclies in the1F. .1-mmbg g - Myron Bell Hm S outfield for the Juniors .Wi1lIP. Brion ; I prnmnv C H. Kvdrl WNW T.e.wis iiitide a smart nick off Don F. Brmm. A. J. Hasiam . r y :- Macbeod in the fourth inning. H. L SE.” J1. Following are the standings in Box sggn:n PO A F Dr. J. C. Gamm Fourth Division , . the Island Baseball League:

Abliles tic 1.-J4, 1' w L 'r Pia F. Kcnnedr. c 5 3 1 10 2 KL lltilwilia Kw. ivnnii-idze 1”” Inter Abbies .11 a 2 1 I'll Readi'.1b .4 2 111 0 A' Mnchlilian Q MncLure 7 4 0 14 T. Keniiedy. if .. 5 1 1 l 0 0 : yr, Kellv 5 5 0 10 Ia-”I::1CLeOd' 5” f (2) (1) (7; SP('lllId Division .- l;iIIllIf'"'l-A - 4 5 1 9'