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SEPTEMBER 1. 1953 ,,,.

Maritime Go Underway A

The following are the results of me first eighteen holes in the xiaritime Invitation Golf Tourna- Inent held at the Summerslde Golf and Country Club yesterday All players have 38 more holes to play, and the competition will end Wed- nesrlni'-

Pros

M. zglxywski. I-Ialifax 38-3'!-13 CPCII Dowling, Ch'town .. .38-37-75 Frank Vyse, Amherst 31-33-'76 pm shymko. Truro. 38-38-'16 Sam Kerr, Summerside -36-41-'17 Don Sinclair, St. John... 38-41-'l9 Ben Mgcgiluln, Moncton ..41-40-81 M. Desjardins, Sydney .....44-38-82 1 Andrew, Green Gables 40-fat-B4

Amateurs-Division I

(Three Highest) i Bob Gray, Ch'town .. 38-36-74 2 Bill Beer. Ch'town . 43-2M-'l'l i. E. Nicholson, Ch'town. 40-39-'19

Division Ii J. MacDonald. Ch'town .. 42-43-B5 AB. LePaze, Cavendish . 4'!-43-90 prance Arsenault, S'Slde .44-46-90 Division III aid Gillespie, S'-Side... .4a-4a- 91 Ken Gunn. S'Side .. 52-19-101 3, w. Chapman, Fred- erieion

Al?-52--l0l Division IV. gm; Hogg, Summerside 48-5l-- 99

if Tourney t Siside Reg Rogers, Bumiriai-sidaoo-49-10!.

TODAY'S DRAW

The draw for today's play is as follows:

8 A.M.-Bob Schurman, Norman Prichard, Leonce Arsenauit.

8.07-Jim Harris, Reg. Maeliean.

8.14-Reg. Rogers, Don MacPher- son.

I1 A.M. -Kas Gray, Bill Beer.

11.07-Cecil Dowling, Robert Fol- ey, Errol Nicholson.

ll.l4-Frany Vyse, Parker Croc- kett, Don MacDonald.

11.21-Sam Kerr, A. W. Carter. J. K. Manuel.

11.28-Peter Shymko. Barry Bab- cock, Norman MacLeod.

1.1.35-Don Sinclair, Derwyn Huestis, Don Buchanan.

11.42-Ben Maocalium. Bill Craw- ford, Horton Foley.

11.49-Bob Ferns, Pete Kelly Bob Holman.

11.56-M. Desjardins, Terry Burns. Gerard Bernard.

12.03-Jimmie Walker, AJ. Gates, Geo. Andrew. N. W. Underwood

2.00-Jack MacDonald, Doug Saunders, Chas. MacKinnon

2.07-A. B. LoPage, Gerry Hayes. Davis Lidstone.

2.14-Tom Rogers, Jud Logan Sid Gillespie.

2.21-Ken Gunn, G. W. Chap- man, Fred Folland.

2.28-Ralph MacFarlane, Harold Rodd, Billy Young.

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Vernon And Schoendienst Lead Batting Races

By Sheldon Sakowitz

.VF.ii' YORK, IAP) - Wash- -:ilIl0ll'S Mickey Vernon and Red svlincndicnst of the St. Louis

Cardinals, both second in their re- xne.ctii'e circuits a week ago, have inionped back into the lead in the topsy-turvy major league batting i'Ht'("S.

with the teams entering the final month of play, Vernon displaced Al Ftoscn of the Cleveland Indians as the American League's top batter with a .328 average. In the National lmagiic Schoendienst boosted his .urr,irr if) .340 to regain the front- iiiiiniiiiz position from Monte Irvin of the New York Giants.

Vernon, who won the batting crown in 1046. went ll-for-30 and gained three points. Rosen, mean- while, slipped from the top spot to sovoiid at .325. He lost one point in gnillil 9-for-28. Figures include Sundayis games. I

mt-stes Minnie Minoso of the Cliicago White Sox remains third min .315. The fleet outfielder col- lrc'rd six hits in 23 at. bats and suffered a three-point decline.

Schoendienst and Irvin, both see- lng limited action because. of ankle injuries. exchanged places in the Vntlonal League hitting list. Irvin irrnt. 1-for-2 for a one-point hike. mi he relinquished his lead and nails Schoendienst at .339.

Brooklyn's Carl Purilln. imlhlrd rith .335. continued his steady wringing by going 13-for-2'1.

Rosen is setting the American League pace in runs batted in with .22 and,ia tied with Gus Zernlal of the A's for home runs supremacy ll'Il 35 apiece. in the National mp Cnmpanella is tops in the RBI ii-partment with 121 and Mil- rauker'.Ii Eddie Mathews is way out n front in home run production .ivh 43.

Preacher Roe of the Dodgers and Ed Lopat of the Yanks, sport the best won-lost pitching records. Rue heads the National League huricrs with a 9-2 mark and Lopat is jun- ior circiiit's top moundsman with l3-3 slate. '

Baseball School Here Today

A bascbnl school for all boys in the City and surrounding areas will be held at Memorial Field today under the guidance of Brooklyn scout Bill O'Connor. He will be as- sisted by Randy and Johnny Car- roll.

All players who have uniforms are requested to wear them. They should also bring shoes and sneakers and they are requested to be on time.

Following is the schedule for to-

day:

9:00-Minor League and Little Leaguers.

11:00-Bantams.

2:00-Midgets and Juniors.

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Atlantic Provinces Well Represented At Track Meet

TORONTO, (OP) - Atlantic provinces were well represented at the opening oi the Canadian

Olympic training plan track and field school Monday at the Can- adian National Exhibition.

Prince Edward Island has no team here but 29 athletes and coaches have come from New Brunswick. Nova Scotla and New- foundland. In all 150-odd repres- entmiz nine proviences are attend- ing the school.

Lectures on sprints. relays and M311 Jumping were given by Don Canham, track and field coach at Michigan University, and Bruce Humber of Victoria. B.C., coach of Canadais teams in the last Olym- D10 and British Empire games.

Canham told the assembled ath- letes that lack of pre-season train- ing was the big factor hampering Canadian track and field.

Rev. Bob Rociards of Long Beach Calif. the world's champion pole vauiter will arrive Wednesday to join the coaching staff.

Wes Santy, well know United States miler. is also expected to give a talk during the week.

The training plan is being built around the youth of the country and the school will be held for four years. costing an estimated 380.000.

Following the four-day school the Canadian inter-provincial track and field championships will be held. Newfoundland has i ur athletes. Nova Scotla nine and

ew Brunswcik 12.

The athletes worked out on the exhibition track following the lectures, Czinham looking over the sprinters, remarked on the al- most pertect form of Bill Haley and Jim Warner, two Halifax Wanders Club sprinters.

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Turk Broda

OTTAWA, (OP) - Big Turk Broda, lining up his second lemon of hockey since retiring as net- minder tor Toronto Maple Leafs, inked a. one-year contract as coach of Ottawa Senators of the Quebec Senior Hockey League Monday.

The Turk said he currently

and with Ottawa sweltering in an over-90 degree heat wave, that's how he was when he dropped into T. P. German's office at the audi- torium.

Broda won't play for Ottawa, Gorman said. His contract, for an undisclosed sum, covers coaching duties onl .

He rep aces Johnny O'Flahmty, who has gone to Sault Ste. Marie.

Whilc Gorman was definite about Broda not playing nets for Sen- ators, the Turk dodged reporterr questions on this point.

"Well." he grinned, ”I honestly don't know. All I can say is I'll be in shape by the time the hockey season opens."

Meanwhile, Gorman had his men starting to make ice in the audi- torluin. Senators will hold their practice Sept. 19, and hold exhibi- tion games against Buffalo Bisons, Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago Black Hawks Sept. 26, Sept. 30, and Oct. 3 respectively. They open the regular season Oct. 10.

time tracks in the 100 and 220 events. are expected to make strong showings in the Interprovin- cial meet.

CLEVELAND, (AP)-A strike of 25.500 Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. employees begun last Wednes- day midnight ended Sunday in an agreement providing a 12-cent hourly pay raise package, includ- ing a five-cent general increase.

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Tom Fool Prepares For Dream Race

NEVV YORK, IA?)-Tom Frml, the Greenlree stablejs great handi- cap champion, was back in his Belmont Park stall Monday to com- plete training for histtdrcam race" with Native Dancer Sept, 26. Trainer John Gliver said Tr-in Fool probably would start in three more races this fall, then retire to the stud at the end of the season

Signs As

Slellarlon Wins ' Opening Game Of League: Finals

May Play Games This Week

STELLARTON, Ni; , I am A Booming Stellarion Albions took a one-game lead as the best-oh

seven Halifax and District League finals started here Monday night.

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day, September 2nd. Park- ,IWon last four starts. For dale Arrows vs. Pcakeisiimmediatc delivery. Bombers. Game

time 4:30, first in play-oft scrics. K

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They broke a scoreless deadlock one out in the bottom of the ninth to down Kenmilc Wildcats l-0

First baseman Bill Brooks brought in the winning run with a single after second baseman Kay Rogers dimbleds arrange the dates for games to be

BT00” "Id 519113710" Cawhif played in Summerside and Char- Sonny Way were the only players nmemwn, to get two hits off Kentville hurler ,

, A series of games between the lR.C.A.F., Sunimersidr, and the IBl'IgIli.(lll Horseshoe Club may be held this -week. The manager of the Club, Jack Mccourt is waiting word from Mrs. R. J. I-leiiry fol

Ron Perry. He gave up seven al- - ---N - -4- - ' together. LONDON, tCPi-Forciwzn oiiircl Alblons' Tom Hnrkey held the officials told reporters the matter

Cats to four hits after a shakey was "being looked into". after a

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