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CHICAGO the major tea 'I wianingut pitcher. hurled the league-leading

C fl”:."'..... rnuday light before I

IAN.

Nellie For buea-loaded single with one out in the 10th inning brought home rookie .lim Landia with the game's only run and en- Ihllid the White so: to maintain their five-game lead over New York Yankees who whipped Cleve- land 7-4.

Pierce was near perfect in post-9 Ing his ninth victory of the season i against two losses. He allowed but ' two hits--a leadnff double to Billy

Klaus in the third and I leadoffi atngle no Nob Zauchln in the- e-glillt '

(AP)-Billy Plereqt

white so: to I to-ianiul over Boston Red Soxlon crowd diatarter Dean Stone developed I lbliater on his I

streak to four games. longest

A White Sox Defeat Boston Rediegs Lose Brooks

The little lefttiander now was lat least one victory over every other team in the lague. ;

Reliefer lire Dc-lock. who cam! in the eighth inning after;

pitching hand. suf-

fered the loss. his fifth in eiizht

5 decisions. .

PITTSBLIRIIII iAl"t flee Fundy. the red-hut hitting Pilla- burgh Pirate first baseman who is leading the National League. boosted his batting average to .375 Tuesday night. with three singles in five chances. His final hit drove in the winning run as the Ptratcs rallied for two runs in the eighth inning to nip St. Louis Cardinals

SH and extend the Pirate vtinnxnil of

-We Are Not Inter-eTstecI In

Free Riders Says Joe Dey

mew yoga tAPi .lne Dov. ex-i et-utiie director of the United States tlolf Association. answered; criticism of the association's na- tlnnal open qualifying ptacticel Tuesday uitli the romvmeut

"Wt: are not interested til free riders We air interested iii de- termining I trite champion on cur- rent ability. A man good enough to play in the open should be good enough to quality in his own sec- rion."

Deyis itiformal statement came Iftor vclcratt Jimmy Demaret, with some fcllow pros echoing his aentlmenls. had levelled a blast at the USGA for making Sam Snead and other established pros qualify for tho nncn

lwtnarcl. 47. I tlircc-ti-mc Hast- ei: champion and a lending money winner this war. termed the l'SGA'I procedure "atupld" and "ridiculous." adding:

"Making Sam Snead qualify II

SPORT ..OF

KIN-O'S

like making Pariiso audmnn for the Metropolitan Opera Saul has won more than 100 tnmnamcnts. What does I guy haie to do to

prove he's worth at playing the

DDPH.

Claude Harmon. another cl- Mastcrs champion, joinvd Do mraet in the criticism and also

in the suggestion that some day the pros might boycott the blue ribbon tournament.

”lf IS or l6 top pros decided not to play in it. thc open would; stiffer." Harmon said "The USGAI should cstahlish an automatic qual- tlication Int hascti on periot'm- ances of the past two years."

Gene Sara1cn, who along with Snead and Dcmarel qualified for the imirnatttcnt in ithich be first plavod an I020, said' ”ll is a blow at a mans riigtiiti if I cvcr tin- agincd l was a gnlfcr of any sta- ture, ll was erased bv having in qualify against I bllnclt of 90 -hooters "

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Progress is Being Made

rvngrn-..s is at last been made. us the baseball diamond in Snurts. Ttia bad weather held things no em a white. but now. with final weather. ateps are beinl llkmi So far. the field has been comple- lriv plowed. Next on the menu. mil he in 4-mes-harrow and then the rnller.

-ifler the pitiful condition the acid was in last year. it should be I one it-indrt-ti per cent lmvrove-i went The grounds committee Ira) in he onngratulated on their progress so far. 'l'li(-so men havenitg ton muc'i time to spare to this

project. but everv Ivatilable min-p tile has been used ts lt'I bell. advantage.

There will hate to be I meeting of The St Mary's Ball Club soon. The Kings tfnunty League are. I- waiting the final decision as to whether or not Smiris will held a team in the Ithrememtonedi league. For the benefit of league officials. this decision must be ztvt-rt soon. League licad cannot draw tip an official schedule until this decision has been given.

Baseball for the younger gener- ation may hiive. its best. season. Starting late last year. officials gr! planning on I large scale this ycar. Alrcady an offer from a Nova Scntian Little League team to play against the locals has been received.

Mr. John (Ducky! Paouet attit- Qd the other day that he plans to come out of retircment and pitch this vi-ar. Ducy said that he'

NCh'lown Co

Tlir Itirmal banquet of the f'.ltar-i ioltetown Commercial IJIIIIQ wnsi held last night at Spring Park Hall. with I turkey supper as lhei main meal ..

The winning Irant in the league was the Red Snx with Stcrling lobe:-is Is the Captain.

Members of the winning team

tax after Gordon Cudmore. presi- drnt of the lcnguc had given I phort talk. Borden MacDonald and Vic. Williams presented the troph- in to the individual members of the winning team The members were as follows: Alfred Araenaitlt, Frank Acorn .lr.. hill Acorn. Ralph .inotiti, Kevin ftanrfregan. Harry Pnultln, Starling Roberto.

mercia Holds Annual BanquetTuesda

were presented with their trnphw

200d for at to.-ii.t m innings I gainsi ant team of tlir lcacur. lf he's still got the goods. then he'll sorely needed.

The original plan as far In Iofi- . hall iias concerned was to wait; llfllli tlic diamond uas repaircdl hcfnre arrautiuig plans. Tlicsei plans siltlllifl be made novt. so. that the Town League will be ready; for nperation. as soon as the dis-i mood is. Maybe the boys won't be alone on the diamond this year. as sonic of the girls are talking about a team

Led by licttrv llarttnger. the Dodgcrettes took I two game strangle hold for the 'tlixed League took both games form the defend- ing champions. the Eastern Hicks hv idcntii-til 4-2 scurcs. I-"inlh of. these gamcs were so close that one i good frame by oiilicr team could. have changed tite score. i

A. a result of the. first two games. Lat-ler now has Issiircd hull fans of the championship. The third and any more if neccssary. games iiill be iilaycd this wcck. Bowling is I game that has gone over higi in Souris. and probably always will as longs as it in treated as I SPORT 5

SPORT SHORTS Exams over. the basketball playoffs may he- cnmplclcd soon . . Last chance. to get mi the ltndgorcttos band-I wagon. . Henry Hat-linger is one of the smoothest bowlt-rs on the alleys. . To finish. ”If you can't he I sport. don't spoil the game for ttthcrs...

I Lecigue

to than winners of t e High Thrn. hi single.

the high three was Don the

The prcsrntntinn-Jrr than made

high tut.-rage.

Winners of Don MacDonald. high average. MacDonald. high single on

young team was Lorne Doirnn and i

high single was Billy Acorn. Boyce ."..-inntial received the trophies for Don Mat-Donald who was absent.

W Softboii Oomes

WEDNESDAY

Ross Rurner of HIS. Hid Dia- Jnond. , Barry”: at NYC Sr. lligh School

rhiamond Playing time Mitt pm.

'7 position among the all-time. hnm

thine had to come on for I l l-3- start

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Koufax had no-hit the Bruins lg tiie frames and fanned 12 to tab over the National league Iutkeod lead. '

A two-run homer by Bob Speak. broke up Koufax' no-hitter in up sixth and I three-run borne: by Ernie Ranks started sand: on M. way out in the eighth.

('l.F.VEl.AND iAPt-New York

the season for them. i The Pirates outhlt the Cards in to 9 and left 12 base runncra stranded. , Sta Musial, the No. 1 National League hitter who had I .350 av- erage going into the game. had one hit in one official trip. it was . I two-run homer in the fourth his 1 tom circuit blast of the year nnrli the Jtiznd of his major league in Yank:-or ranpcd out 11 hits. in- reer. It moved him into the No. r-litding it home run by Hank e Bauer. and defeated Cleveland 1;. ritn leaders. He had been tied with dians here Tuesday night. 14, Joe Di Maggio. LTnm Sturdivant posted hi. mu-u.

'tklfI of the season. BROOKLYN tAPi -. Clem l.a- time.

Bud Dalcr. making his a,:ainst the Yankees. wu

irmin: mop up Job Tuesday night lknorlmd trill of the box in the one 'i and was charged with the

for a 7-5 Brooklyn victory nveriiniiin. g (hm-ago Cuba after two home runs u, in: fourth against one vie. had shelled young Sandy Doiifax.. rv

Scott;

5 The Charlottetown Gtiardlan, Wednesday. Juno 5, 1957

Crepello Head Horse In Betting For Race

,sn tlf'HP that ii crop of In-r-allpd Hsrare” rumors blossomed.

Slnrics. impossible to chi-4'lt,l t-irculalcd that the favorite was. or sick, or about to bei lsrralchcd. I-Zach lime, trainer. Var-l lliirlcss rchcttienlly denied ithciv was RH)illlilK wrung with the roll

Canadian Preitii Staff Writer

EPSOM, Surrey i('Pi llavtngg rrststcd Sundry equine ailmcnlsi and a variety of racclrat-k rumors the British colt ('reprlln today faces an even sterner task dc- livering the goods in the l7lllh ticrhy.

Hcad horse in tho hi-titn: suit-c early spring. the liatidsuriic PIICSI-l Tlicre lists an rpidcniic of null ll)" of Donatello ll-('rcpiis'ciile . coughing near the slalilcs but tire-i takes on a field of 20 three-year-lpelio esraped the ailment. t olds in Britainis premier race. Des-I The favorite is owned by '75- pile the confidcncc shoiin by htg- year-nld Sir Victor Sassoon, a fi- tnoncy haL'keI'S. CFPIWII0 favrs two nanrtal titan iiiih cxtensivc micr- biiz hazards. . 4-sis in the Far East. who won.

He has never run more than I the big race four ycars ago withl mile. The derby is 1': miles. with Pinza. Sir Virlnr says he isn't

a long homrstretch and in testing. I going to bet I penny on (irent-llo want to jinx,

glamc.

illDI1lil finish Non-stators never hfirausp hp rim-5n'i win the rare mm 'is n Tun Tltttiisantl tiiitnras WORTII EIIJI70

I Thc rare has I lnlai ialttr nf fZ2l.07tt. with first money worth ElfI.669.

The Queen's entry. Doutrlle. is one of the five first favorites. The Queen plans to iillcnd the race.

winnrr. Crcpcllr) has a hoodon to heal. Since the First World War. only five horses--Manna. Camer- onian. Bahrain. Blue Peter and Nimbus--have achieved the guin- eas-derby dongle Difference of

track and distance may hr the (llhrr IRVUFIIPS are Pipe of reason. Peacc. owncd by (frock .-tliipping NOT SINCE I95! magnate Stavros Niarchos. and It hasn't happened llIlt'l Nirn- Prince Ta). owned by the Aga bus pulled it off in tail Khan. .. Such warnings linld little inter I Pipe of Pcare is getting con- csl for the fans. who at one time sldcrable hacking ht-cause its

trainer, Sir Gordon Ricliards. rode.

tltreatencd to make Crepello one il"inIa to victory four years ago.l

of the hottest favorites In derby history. Their rutgiemtmipti inter-i est in Crepello made the market 1 lift the last two years-

BASEBALL ROUNDUP

lF.Sl7l.'l'l Chicago 000 000 000 l l 6 1 I Stone. liclork tilt and White; 1 N"i""'"' I-"'K"' Pierce and lrollar In Delock.

Vlilwzti 000 W 030 5 f I Baltimore 0l0 rm rm .9 IS oi. Bmoklyii 300 010 00); T 7 0 Karma. (M. 402 om mi .7 13 3t n"””- R""”"a" la" P”lmhkV 'm lncs. Fornilcs t2. Oillrll I4i,l

an: 5:5-ematt; ”houf,a,s. Lahlna '33 N Zuverink int and Tririndos; Moi-3 W K""f"”'"I'f-D :li"";&"'T ('4'.-lgan. Dunn Ml. 'h'uciui Itlt. Mc- Q ' "kg" ifmk; nmglgn rm?" Hfmr: Dermot tin and Smith. W- 7.uv- 4” - ' i ' - ' erink; l.---ltlcDermot- HRs: sue

Stadium Plan: Are Abandoned

MONTREAL lCPl - Plans 93 build I (MID-neat stadium on Unl- ltlontrul pmperty NW

Koatrval Alouettea and r .- Itive of-I group viaiab was con- sldutna cumin-uction of are un- dlum. aid the plans were dropped because of I lack of Parkillli Iluee. I "Aftc studying the terrain. our Olllinees-I decided there would parking mom for only about 050

Mrs." Dnndurand Iaid. ”Ttiat'Ii not annual." l University officials had otimdi

the property to Dandursnd's grout! in exchange tor the which would have back to the builders for 99 Yitlfli It I nominal fee. g

Danducand said his group II stilli interested in building a stadium "but we canit do anythtnz unless We find the nlzht piece of N09" erty."

Braves Going To Try To Buy Hits

MILWAUKEE tkrt -There is I quaint ggytng die baseball business that sometimes YOU "mi buy a hit. but tttlivaukce Braves apparently arr R0102 '0 3'" If

another try

During the last in days. the Braves have dug doun in owneri mu pprmrt best. striped pants for something like 3200.000 Io ob- lain the st-rxiccs of mo players whose t-otubtned batting "erase is upwards of 300 In dl-NP.

Bnh Taylor. the ltl-year-old high school whit front Metropolis. lll.. Joined the club Tuesday night at New York. The way iuis cleared earlier in the day ulien the Braves, hit ”iicll mcr 700." ac- cording to reports from his home neighborhood. They also say he stole bases at will and hit ill home runs in it games.

Johnny De Merit. like Taylor I riglitliander. is a 23-year-old mit- ficldcr who was just clcclod the University of Wisconsinis most valuable player. as I Junior. in 24 games this season. Johnny bal- ied .382.

He wnrkcd out bricfiy with that club Sunday. returned in tlic imi- icrsity to write examinations this vtcek and will join the club about June lfi.

The return to the bonus market hv the Braves comes after othcr National League clubs have ex-. Dtcsscd an understandable i'(tiIIr-I lance to Dt'i"Gf'ni Mllwaiikor with a real slugging outfielder and thus possibly I pennant.

RIFLE SCORES

l'ndcr idral shooting conditions S-Sgt A .l, Johnstmt Ind i.li-tit. A. K. Mulch led the thirty competi- tors on Saturday afternoon. June ill, with ii score of 145 out of I possible I50 in I competition de- signed to select I team to re- present thr Province in the tradi-

Thf l'l”P"Fh I'M" WM "'9 CIR!" tionai Inter-Maritime Match to be .

held at Sussex. NE. on June 15 be- tween teams from New Brunswick. Nova Scolia and Prince Edward island. A shoot off to eliminate one memhcr was necessary be- tween Mary MacLennIn. Bob Barwise. L.V.A. MacDonald and (':.A. Cotes. who each had I score

lot 14.1 G A. ('.olt-I was eliminated. i

A meeting of the team will take place Saturday June ltlh at thr close of the 200 yd. range to select. I coach. ..

Tpr. Myron Ling was high In the Tyro Class with .I score of 137.

The following are the scores of Saturdays' shoot. The first eight

I! GERRY IeNllL

('IIa4ltaI Press and Writer

HALIFAX (CP) -- '!'eddy' (Rm Toni Davis. 143. of New York city battered Canadian lightweight champion Richie (Kid) Howard.

be MOE of Hllflx into I technical

knockout It 8:40 of the eighth in I 10-round boxing bout her. Tu”.

day. Davis knocked ibward down with I sharp left hook for In

atadium.l,.i5m mum mldw.y mmuh um NM "Med eighth. Howard roae. fell into the ropes. and Davis went after him with I bard two-finted mack. 11. End ntepired unit from the reel- "ltf Chlmplon when the referee

stopped the bout. Howard's title was not at stake,

In the first round. a steaming I'll "003 put Howard (int he can- vas for eight seconds. In the soy. -nth. both were hurt in an ax.

Cilillkc. of heavy body blows.

Howard had an edge on points until the eighth. He forced the fight. I a is d in g more punches. , mostly in the predominant infight-

ing. Davs. however. threw boom- ing counter-punches and seemed to be taking his time and stalking Howard for the kill. .

WON TWO Howard won two of three de- cisions from Davis in i-arltcr

matches. It. was Howard's fourth loss in a row.

He dropped two fltrtsinfls in British Empire lightweight cham- Dlhn Willie Toweel in South Africa last fall and another bore to Arthur Parsley of Red rt-nu. l.a..

. in May.

Davis lost I dctmsitm tn Vclix Chioct-a in Paris in h: last on. counter.

in I second I0-round bout. Jerry Fraser. I56. aridgewaier. 5; S. pounded out an unanimous deci-

Tpr. H T. Vcscy

t.1!t. Sgt. G G Macl.ennan l.'l9 Lieul. P.'I'- Hooper .. .. 138 Trir. W5, Bcll. . ., .. .,1.'u'i I Tpr. Myron Ling. .. . .. .. . tan Eiegtncui TDF. RA. Vcsscy .. .. . ifiti . . . 5,... my vmey q H H5 Special Repairs lo-

CPO. S.G. Bowles

lTpr. Frod Ynunkcr t35 cal Applianccs. Motor re. Cadet K-B. MacDonald .. 129 winding

'l'pr. S E. Grecn . . . I29 '

Tm" ” '28 MucLEAN a son

Cdt. A.'I' (lolcs I25

Next prize ishoni Will he held - .. . .Iune R. starting at lift pm with Dial ilgh

7 rds at the 200. 500. 600 yds.

Red Top Davis Beats Howard .

.' 1115i Floor Sanders and Electri-

slon over Gordie M4.-Dougall. ll. south nu-, -N.s.. to win the Non Scotia middleweight crown.

Fraser. who bu split two cultu- bouia with the CID! lretoa blin- tier. put Mcnougnll dawn for I mandatory eight count is the eighth round Ind.uud Itluina loll Jabaandboohtobosthlaor

ponent. McDougIIl tried to launch In early body attack but couldn't

bore past Fraser's left. Both had cut eyes and bleeding nous. Th strong Mcbougall shifted in I head attack in the later rounds and slowed Fraser considerably but. it was Fraser taking tbelplay in the final round.

Johnny Devison. I27. Glace Bay. N.S.. overpowered ill - year - old Bobby Duff. 13:. New Glasgow. lln I six round semi-final. ..

ROAD DEATHS

'GuIl4:i.gI'iar;

....Mihn gallagher won over Len

Marvel Hughes in 16:15 getting an assist from brother "Doc" who forsook his spectator rola long enough to pull the legs from under Hughes. Timothy Geolisgen used

Edouard

G-shown

his famous "sleeper" hold ,, diapoaa If Gypu Joe In... M." 17 Illlltlttl of gruelling wrugilu. lnleh of ll of the illclll variety

and Haytar of Halifax was it; nlarea. .

nus caaaau as;

me pannnmo. Irazll (Apt The imitu on I gum... ,, failed Monday aim M ".' crashed into I sidewalk c..,..,,,' then into . bar. Nina 3...-..,,,, ' the sidewalk Ind two in the 5'2” were killed in the accident at v..' la Mauel in Sao Paulo lllle. 3"; pauengen escaped injury,

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SPEED NOW I KNOH

LONDON tneuteral on flower ll. replica of mg puhnv. 7511'"? DMD. is about no mum south of Bermuda. She is uni steering northwest and her gm has increased to five knot...

PORKIES LETIIAL lx'l.l'lRKSDORP. South Africa

'Reulersl-A 20-year-old African ' was making I good recovery Mon.. day after the point of I porcupine fllllii about three inches long wugi ronmvrd from his head by a local I doctor.

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