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in win the cup Irvin's decision to replace Jacques Plants with Mac- Neill may go down in history as .one of the smartest moves in ‘sianiey Cup play. MacNelll hadnt stopped an enemy puck since Feb. ll but in the two games he has played in the finals he has allow- ed only one goal.
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Bob Lemon Sparks Indians To 6-3 Win Over Chicago
By The Canadian Press
Bob Lemon. Cleveland right- hander, turned in asparkling three- hitter to beat Chicago White sox 6-3 Wednesday and send the In- dians off winging in the American League race. '
The victory gave the Indians a sweep of their two-game series with the Chicagoans and temporary lead of the league. "
’l‘he pitchers took control of an abbreviated major league program following Tuesday’: opening day deluge of home runs.
Duane ‘Pillette fashioned a strong alx-hit. effort as Baltimore Orioles gained a 3-2 triumph over Detroit Tigers. The old reliable, Eddie Lio- pal, got New York Yankees on tiic winning road again with a 2-1 ver- dict. over Washington Senators.
It was the l2tli straight for Lopa’. over his Washington "cousins“ but. he needed a pair of costly errors by Wayne Terwiiiiger to turn the trick.
These were the only games sch- eduled in the American League. Philadelphia Athletics and Boston
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By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Hershey 3 Cleveland 5 Cleveland wins best-of - seven final 4-2 Quebec League Montreal 1 Ottawa 3 Ottawa leads best semi-final 3-l Allan Cup Sudbury 5 Matane .'i Best-of-seven eastern final tied
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The boys who played with thi- North Sydney Franklins this year in the Cape Breton Junior Lea- gue can feel well satisfied with their season‘: accnmplishnxcnis. They won the Maritime Junior Championship and then lost. to Eastview after forcing their aer- ies to the limit. Eastview played the Quebec Frontenacs in the opening game of their best of three series last Friday and lost out 3-1 In a hard fought game. The Frontenacs are the Quebec Junior Champions.
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Red Sox were idle.
In the only daytime activity in the National League. lefty Curt. Simmons pitched a shutout and got some good bat support from Willie Jones to throttle Pittsburgh Pir- ates 6-0.
Simmons gave up only four safe- ties. Jones, the Phillie!’ third base- man. moved up from seventh to the leadoff spot and contributed e. two- run homer. a double and two sin- gles in five appearances.
New York Giants. who beat Brooklyn Dodgers on willie Mays‘ homer TlleSda_\', entertained the National League champions in the sea;-:on's first night game at the Polo Grounds.
The effectiveness of the 33-year- old Lemon's pitching performance is not shown in the final score.
After giving up two runs in the first on a walk, a triple by Minnie Minoso and a roller to short, he faced iin more than three men an inning from the second through the seventh. The third run came on a two-base error by Bill Clynn in the eighth. Jack Harshman, who left in the fourth inning, was the loser.
At \\’asiiington, the game was tied 1-1 when the Yankees came to bat in the ninth.
Then with one out, Phil Rlzzuto walked and Lopat topped a ball which Eddie Yost fielded at third and threw to Tcrwilliger for what looked like a sure double play. But Terwilliger dropped the ball. A moment. later Terwilllger let in soft pop by Hank Bauer slip through his fingrrs and Rizzuto scored from third with the winning run.
The Oiioies shelled Ray Herbert for their winiiing nins in the first inning at Detroit. Rookie Bill Tuttlc of the Tigers homered off Pillettc in the ninth.
.CaIilICII(S Win Candlepin league
The Canucks bowling team last night at the “Y" won the cham- pionship of ‘the Central Candiepin League by defeating the Centen- nials 4-1 to take the final series 8-2.
A banquet will be held early noxt week at which time the tro- phics will be prescnted. The other teams in the league besides Can- ucks and Centennials were Argo- nauts, All-Stars. Weeks and Yok-
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ICIro|iino|e Finals
A very successful croklnole com- petition was held at the Vocational School on April 13th among the following teams: Mt. Stewart Y.P U.. 0'Leary Calf Club. Union Road Y.P.U.. Wheatley River Farm For- um, Brooinneld Calf Club, Alexan- dra Calf Club. l
A round robin series was played with Alexandra Calf Club team of Glen Benton and Chi-ya Judson winning all five games.
The team winning second place consisted of Jackie Chandler and Emerson MacRae. representing the
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Members of the winning team: 1!. Leitch (captain), N. Young. R. Rector. J. Turner and K. Benton.
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The P. E. I. Junior Farmers Fed- erltion donated prize: in the teams placing first and second.
This competition was the flnai in I series to decide the champion team in all rural youth organiza- tions.
DeMurco And Carter Sign For Title Bout
SAN FRANCISCO. fAPl—Boxin¢ I promoter Benny Ford said Wed- ‘ nesday he has signed Paddy Dc Marco of New York. lightweight boxing champion, and Jimmy Cal’- ter, New York. for a 15-round bout here June 2 for the world light- weight champiomhip.
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