Iapanese Mining . Engineer Sets New Mark

In Boston Ma

nris:TnN. tAPi - Japan's tiny (la, a 25-year-old mm-

Ya

1'. cc: who weighs 108i shared six minutes. 48 off the historic Boston

an record Monday with I performance brzliiant international I38.

u.l:.a. wltosc

first. and last s ..tcially means "respect . rt field,” clinched his tri- . ...-cc his only serious chal- rs I-znlandls Veikko Karyn- .. ri Sweden's Earl Gosta wt-:svii::. by running their

on killing "I-leai'tbi'eak last of the courses three cs, about six miles from

ll. l mien completed the 26 mllel tr. 2:18:19 andt racc's I9-ii! vic-i

1: 35. Japanese (in finished

All four vteret

SP! l ('.ilta(lian 16th l tn.-r. 'it:" 't:itc wiiiuci ' 'l iii. led the

rathon Win

...:.3...3.3.-..3.-e- Canadian contingent home with a 16th place in 2:42:46 Seven-time winnei, 65-year-olti Clarencc De- mar of Boston was 812ml in 3 36:32.

Young Johnny Kelley, heretofore regarded as a Boston Univertsity star mller. snapped the foreigners'

string by finisiiulg fifth in 21:28:19.; The others in the first 10. in order, , were Hicleo Hainamuia of Japan., last

Kelley, 1945.

the another

J olili liv v it". or

oldestcr American Japanese. Johnny Lafferty of Boston I-iawaiils Norman Tamanaha, placed fifth a year ago Mexico's lone Dfll'.'). Pedro Per- alta Jimenez, made the sad tilts-

w'ho

takc of wearing liew shoes for the: ; punishing

endurance test. they raised blisters during the first mile. he ran in his stocking T995 before dropping out almost at the halfway lnark.

Coir was the only iiielnLle:' of the: huge Canadian Lielegaiion to be re-t

E"llTl8(l seriously. But that foul"- llmc victor never was able to get far tip ill the pack. Barry Lush of iiaiiulton turned in Lhe secriiid lie-st Catiadiaii perfot'ni:ir.i'e bi fiiiisliziig Ltitli and his honic itiwzismrin, Bill Hzisbaiid. wound up 38th.

K if r a o Hiroshima. : - and ,

Alter.

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W

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The Chniltittetowh islanders hadl it ill Pt'Fiy department last. night .lll(t"(l back for the third

as lll(') b

lsticl-cssirc t'.nlc to deadlock their t.Xi:ii-itinie 3la,ioi' Hockey Least"? lf.il;ils lt'.'ll the Halifax Atiantics! Tho 151 s wcre as sharp last, nigh” as ..icy were at any time Ill: the plat-off-, lhfy displayed 3t

Boston Red Sox Take Twin Bill From Senators

l

tfanallian Presnl ',- ikrimi-v hr tcnctl a lilcai; ; linsinn limcnall falls Mon- ns it ritlhhcrl three lI0nlfTi as 'in.rl 3-lit m.sscri on a fourth the Rcrl Sox tn a double v 'c:w W:ishln;:ton Senators timr home opener of the Am-

n

'r14'l

nt,':r

(v an 1,c:iglin season. " e slugging tl:splay by ihcl i ii i"" first-baseman. who did his

s. rn-xcr-hitting for Kentville Wild- T393 of the liallfax and District Lcigtle three years ago, served l”.C".C9 on Red Sox fans that the

dopsrttire of such titans as Ted Williams. Vern Stephens, Walt Drrpn and Bobby Doerr hasn't loft Boston without dynamite at the plate.

Gernert. walloped two of his

ult ciouts as the Sox won the ning game 4-2 and added the in-and and a three-run double as ran uulri in the afternoon

Si. los7:Bh's WT

.ulti 1liroltc a lflviliiilil: swolclcss strcitk

encounter for an 11-4 victory. The first llomcr by the 23-year- Tcinplc l'iitcl-.1): glaliuato

for the Sox, whose douhic victor boosted them into third place in the standings.

In the National l.ca:uc. Robin Roberts sci tlown New York Giants wttli tllrco hits to lr:tli Philadelphtrl lllillllcs to A 2-1 vic- lory, evening his score with New York's Larry Jansen. who beat him on opening day. Granny Hamner's ninth-inning home run broke up the battle, with Jcihnnv Wyrostck accounting for the firs

in the sixth.

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Over Nolre Dame

The so, .Yo.Ieph'.I Girls basketball team defeated Notre Dame 28-12 in an exhibition game played at ?':".r- Holy Name Hall on Saturday afternoon.

'1'. Gallant was high scorer for St. Joseph's with 12 points while P. Gilli: led Notre Dame with eight. points.

'..inetip.s:

St .tnscpli's--I7 Quinn 8. M. C'imi.skev. S Rtirke, 4. T. Gallant. Stanley 3. .ViarMillan 3. Total

Nctre Dame-sf. Murphy 3, P. Gilli: 8. E. Brown. D. Connolly, K. Jrlt Gilli: 1. Total 12.

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Division Ill Southern Queens P R 1. Shrewsbury Division III Northern Bradford C 2, Mansfield 1 Darllngton l. Stottport. 0 Hartlepools 2. Chesterfield 0 l Port Vale 2. York 0. Other Matches Bury Clyde 2 Millwall 2. Raith 3 Reading 0, Tottenham 4 Ipswich 2, Stirling A 1 SCOTTISH LFIAGFI. Division A I'alkirk 4, Aberdeen 1 Hibernian 2. East. Fife 1 Motherwell 0, Rangers 3.

Hockey Scores

Maritime Major Halifax 2 Charlottetown 6. Best-of-nine finals tied 4-4.

Eastern Canada Junior Barrie. 3 Quebec 6.

ll.

'3

3-1.

St. Boniface finals 3-2, one tie.

,Baseball Schedule; Probable Pitchers

l NEW YORK, (AP: p-i t c h e r s for Tuesday's

National League

(l-(ll vs Simmons New York at.

tl-Oi.

Barrie leads best-of-st-ten finals, l

loads best-of-.-oven I

- Probable major. league games won-lost records in; Brooklyn at. Pl1lla(lPiDhIA lt'feyct'.fm,m1nC5

Pittsburgh Maglie

great spit-it. showed plenty of thatl all-:iilprirt:lu'. will to win and hadj as iliticli s'.ipcl".ority over the At-l l.ll : as 'll0 foul"-goal niargin In-t tilt-;i'c.s ild they display the

ncstitiy right the Maritime. Major! ilockry Championship could well

come to Charlottetown. . o o

the game the is-l the home-ice witilliiict

It: wliuiing l.Illflf'tS kcpt ls'rc:ik intact. l-Zach team has 11011 tits fair home games bill. as yet iris istill (.iiiilCllli. to tell which 15 the ,lict:ci' squad. About. the only wax" gllie qucstlon could be settled is to .,play the remaining game on lIPlli- ,r.'il le so that one. could gel. a .ciiai.re to trtilv judge the relative. melits of the two teams. Howevcrw the rally season spurt of the At-. lantics which carried them to top standings isl

lplace in the League ishow in: its importance .the ic.s'ilt that the ninth, filial an

Philadelphia run the same way l dFrm,,g gnnjp must, be played at margin of o

l Halifax.

out

f.a.-t night's game was honest contest. played to the hi all the way. The Atlantics were out, ilo w.n but couldn't. come up with

w R”5'-me” auv:luiig like their whirlwind at-l, of SOCCBT Ram?-3 P4911553" 1" lhfllark of Saturday night. Meanwliile,hlgli scorcr in the game Willi a to Sat- total of 16 points. Claudette Mac-

ithe islanders, :n contrast

at

Vcrsatllc l,yle Wlscnian tleft) and

Wllliflli KlHlt'P night as

Forum.

l

same ztlillzty on Halifax ice Wrfl-lplayed numzmdmg the Islanders the Halifax Atlantlcs

Clements fired

pare thc

?Abbies Wi

Clements hockey

ll"

three goa

lslaildcis to viclrory

The Chatioztetown Abbies

the Island Ladies Basketball Cham- : plonship last night by winning a In Hocke new mmltti-o game total point scr dyth R.C.A.F. W.D,'s he point. 59-58.

Forcc girls won

The Air

ighti last

def,-aim; vciy solid panic. defensively. Wise- 6-2 at. the!

is to and

n Provincial Ladies Basketball Title .

VIOII

ies from y by the slim,

last

P-LFlFElK Towwl

'HadpMacMeki Shriekingl

turned in a stiolig two-way pet'- fornialit-c. Wiscnian scorcd one goal.- lassisted mi aiiriihcr and played ii

man. George Mchagan and Gus tiustaveson siiared thc defence idutics between them and all three

lplayed top-iititcil hockey

i

To Forced Trial y Death

COLLINGWOOO: ontl tori 5 lwalter Fines. 17. of Aurora, Ont .3 was comitted for trial Molidayi

"whys mm” 33'” but me Ab,-”95lwhcn he appeared for prcliminaryi

over week,

the Suinlnerside

n good..carried a. 13 point. lead into the

nlllam” a5 m” l'95”:l' it-' ill" 4i”-)7 i in Cfll1l1C."llttn with the hockcy gamc team last i death

R. Cli:-.s'rr of iiic Air Force was

'i'.il'day. could do no wrong. The Is-l Milltin was t.ihiler-lip for the R C -

llandels dcfcnse was tighter than it! was ill any game, of the play-, offs. Wlscnian, tllistaveson and Mc- ,l.ngan looked after the lIlll9llilPl ,(lllilP5 for the entire game lcanir-up with an inspiring per- lfnrmance. As a result Al Mlllar 'had :1 slightly easier night usual. t . - .

Coach Mtirpli Cliamberlani play-l

A. F. with . I V .

scored

while If.

and I7loi':lie I-halls p:'.li's fr" s it .'ti.tcAt':llli'.t and Pcztgy and Daizlcl each had three.

too A

bht

The Abbirs wcre coached t.l1rnti;.tli-

otit the

scasc than DalI.:el. They will now seek an ex-: a mainland

ll

by Kci'h

hibltion panic w llh learn. likely Amiicrst. Last l;'.ght's game was

D'.7.”

capalily

ed an ace when he moved Lyicjhandlcd by Maurice Cmociwin.

Wiseman back to defense and; shifted Steve Brltiacich up front.i lwtsemar. had a tough break when he sho' the puck into his own fol .ti1c AUIIIIIICS first goal. He was a bit. shaky for a few minutes af-g ltcr the mishap but. like the fight-I liig hockey player he is, came back,

to tlirn in a truly magnificent per- foriiiatire He blocked well. car- 'i zhc puck expertly and must

,i:are played nearly forty minutes .nf hockey. Up front Brklaclch played a hard game. kept barging into the Halifax players in their, own end of the rink and plavedi qlllle a hand in keeping the At-l lalitirs riisorgaiil7.ed. On the big Halifax ice. surface Brklacich will

wnltm Canada Swim be quite an effectiwe forward. 1 Pl-nnicton 5 Fort. William 1. wh ,h I 1 d i . . d All - t nP91;"J;';n XMM b9s"n(i5m'9" tics lfi'l1Ei. it lsSaJl11iiPerl'Ai Tin ntoryarofl na - . . ' Clements tvzitclilng Campbell hilt L u3)'.":""6C::”'I'3a """'" that isn't. so any more. The tables 9 n 3” 'hi mm”? 1' were reversed last. night and it

should have been Campbell watch- ing Clements. Marcel broke otit. in quite a scoring spree and his three goals early in the game ruined the Atlantic-s' hopes of taking the game. A rugged player, who has (leveioped into one of the best lil not the best. left. winger in the Marltimes. Clements could not have come through at s more ap- propriate time. That, of course,-int the mark of stardom.

l l Oil the basis of their past per-1 ill Halifax the Island-

'crs will he the underdogs in the betting circles on tomorrow nights

(I-0i vs Friend rt)-Oi. Cincinnati at. St. Louis Perkow- rmal Rama Hiiwpver the" Wm Mi SH mg”, vs Haddix uym ,a cmiple of points working in their: American League tfavor. 'Ilicy locked last iiilht ilk? Bonn” M NPW Ynrk Grmimgtlie prnud Islanders of twoyyeai-,4 10-0) vs Revnolds fl-fit. l”0' Vivi: "med gift" fliffugg " t . igarne l men spi rig is ones vscggfggmasngitroiti PIN" (1'0' tout. of their mouths. and it is the st. LOU” at Chwmnd BrPrheon.i)FllPi here. that they will carry (04, H Lemnn (L0,. lthatt sarne, fighting, ulwonqueliable - E . 7, spin mo 42 game omorrow (gglh,”a,:eg)tTEb:ti(XY3;hmqmn mldliilzlit. Secondly the Islanders have i ”, jmm-e to gain by winning than

STALLION ENROLMENT

lttttttling to the provisions of the Stallion Fliilriiliicilt All all ('lmChmY Wiiumfml "Via 1hP.V RIB .i.ii,..,,: N.” ,.,.,,,.s "M and mgn smndlng W, s,,n.,,.(, in HM p,.,,,'.,itl1c superior squad, a. belief we i-tic. must lic crlrnllerl in the records of the I):-parlmrnt of Agil- M” hmd "mil Wi0"'9d Wm"? The rilttirc. Ilnises offering for service must he lnshccfcri nnll grarlcvl ”1””d"5- by F”? W"-I3 Wm m"1.V .'i'lfl carry an inspection certificate. Applications for r-nrnlment,-lm1,1”V” M "V ih” R”9r"lW" Ind ,.e....m,,,., sh,,,,;d he made immcdiamy. ;.-spend the night in Parrsboro or

Appiicatbnn for enrol”

icgislrri-(I.

Stallion owncrv who use hors

sticctcrl. mi in grmles not auihnrizcci by the Act will ill? SIllljN'i iolcnri and will likely be home for I lie penalty provisions of the Act. Only hnrscs onrnllrd. grmlml .inrI';month. During the winter he play- twicrl Senior "H" hockey with Orillia.

withcrizcrl luv the Department of travel for, public service.

be permitted to stand or travel

Aenl should lie accompanied with the rr--l F,'ltlCfi ice of Two Dollars (52.00) and should include name of llarse.' lwrnrl. arc. colour description and rcgistrafion numhcr, if how-

,5 last. night was Jack "Soy" Ready.

ynow Lieutenant John Reedy of

,the Canadian Army. Jack arrived

cs for scrvice nnt Phl'0lif'fi or lil- home from Ontario over the week-

Agriculture will he pcrmlllcrl

All horses that have graded "out" will not for service.

DEPABTRIENT OF AGlIICl.'L'I'IlRH Charlottetown, P. E. I.

luaiitaix Should the Atlantics win there will still be the dispute as to which is the better team. On lthe other hand an Islnnders' vic- ltory on Halifax ice would be the

l Truro. .

Among those taking in the game

a o

A team coached by former Island-

or Bruno "Red" Fnvero. Jack played as I. forward, got in about 50 games and had 1 very good

scoring record. A fast. skater, good puck carrier and hard shot, Ready

should be a natural winger.

SFMDIARY

Ahlwics

E M:-1c.Arthur L Smith Sterns

P. Dalzlel

J. Weir MacKinuoii

F. lslvails

I... Mt-Malioli Totals

R.C.A.F. B Moiifgoliiei-y C. Fr-rl'on R. Chaster C. MacMlllan S. Pelletier B. O'Rie'.lv F. Thoma : D srhiffu er Burnett

Totals

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women from birth to death .

BIG, IIIJNTNAYI

CAl.CUTTA. (CPD-A new run- way opened to traffic at the Dum A, Macpomlct, M,L,A, from car. Dum airport near Calcutta eXiCll(iSld1gan, Among the topics disfussed for 7.000 feet. with a width of 1.30 an; the holding of a regional meet-

feet. Equipped

l.ghtlng system, the runway is cx- Yoling Progressive

pected to case busy airport.

with the

congestion at

J-

I'FI'is. 3 crown. defeatctl Montreal Hi-Accsycrs for their rcspccilve teams. thclr r '

6

4

:4

all

latest

thc It is hoped that such a meeting

lltcaring on it. manslalighter charge

tiinrcli 5 of 1'l-year-old,

lRolir:'t. (ililics of Stiiyiici', Ont. Iiillias dicd shortly nftcr he crash- rd iirad first into the boards dur-t a ;.tiil:nr C plavoff. A witncsst charge Gil-

ills:

trstliieri he saw Fi”s lifs into the boards.

Sport

t

TOR()N'I'(), tCPi Kin: of Tnlxilito anti Pilllaticiphlri tssorrti an ulnintlnltlis decision over, I-lcnry Davis of Hawaii Monday Jlllgllt. I-ging weighed 138 pounds: land D.'tl'lS 137. i MONTR.EAI., ICU) Wliiiiipr-I Liglit Ilitantlgt, three-time wiliiiers ol the Dominioli Junior busitciball,

,.34-46 Monday night to tie lbcst-of-five final 1-1. Montreal won .33-52 Saturday nlvh.. '

Ql'EEEC, tCPi-Qliebcz: (tit-.id:l-' lcs stavcd oft PlilI1lil1lli(.)ll Molldliy night before a crowd of about 2,5()(ll ,!rins by defeating: Barrie Flyers 6-3: in their Eastern Canada ilinuirl hziolcey final. Barrie leads the bast- i-.l-sevcii sctles 3-1. The Il("(l ltiiiiic inf the series will be playcti in ,'l't')i'-.'in'O Wedncsday.

l "OI?""'VP7' T

l

Monthly llleeting

y 'I'lie nltiiitltiw cxecutlvr iiieetillg , inf the. Young Prog.-Conservative tPal-ty was held last night at Queen

b?l'S from across the Province. The ldiitlier meeting was presided over by the Prcsldent, Mr. W. Chester 8. MacDonald The guest srpealtrrs were Ml'. RR. Boll, M.LA.. Pro- vlrlcial Party Leader, and Mr. John

of the Maritime Provinces-

Conservativcs.

ill!

will be held in September.

A Cheque for 3142.327, marking the first dividend on preferred stock paid to the Government by the C.N.R. under authorized last ear; is turned over to Hon. of Transport, rig i, by Donald Gordon, Chairman on Canadian National Railways. The dividend cheque also represented the first peacetime surplus for the C.N.R. since the boom

the new capital structure Lionel Chpvrier, Minister d President of the

your of 1928-,

lprobatbly WOtlldll'l.

. Islanders Degjlock M.M.H.L. Finals

g Rousonl

I

-A-:53

APRI E1" 953

Snort Echoes From Prince county

endorse

Right here we want to the recommendation of W. Ches-

ter Ma.cDonald in his address to the annual meeting of the Sum- merside Athletic Association a few weeks ago to the effect that the S. A. A. A. sponsor a junior baseball league this summcr. Last year our failing to do this was, in our opinion. the biggest mistake we ever made. As a result, thc Curran and Briggs ball club found themselves without a ”bench” in that ('I'llClfll came with Lewisville last fall. Boys likc Vance Harris, Mark Dclaiicy, and Layton schurman left the hall club because they were afraid someone might mistake them for Sitting Bull. if there had been ii

A! ll-

..M....:-.

Pound Out Impressive 6-2 Win Over Atlantics In Spirited Contest

of the gune.

Lyle Wiiserman soared the um goal for Atlantic: with u 1) M, buckhander into the Islanders em He was working a. passing 1,1,, imlde his own line with Gus gm, teveoon when his bwk-hand pg. went astray and zipped into 1)., open side of the net. Billy warm received credit for the goal,

Defensemon Bob Hlyes mad; " 3-2 less than a minute aftervm-4, by drilling n. 30-foot. Ia'oe'ned gm into the top of the cage. The ml followed a. wild scramble sroung the Islanders net.

The teams played on even tenm for the next several minutes until Clements notched his third gm) Ronnie Hurst. started the play 5.: taking the puck from Wauon .1 the side of the Halifax net. I-Ium glided around the cage and can. tered out front to ii. waiting C1,. merits. Marcel whacked the dig into the twines from about 25 up

The Halifax Allnilfki won't soon forget. the Charlottetown Forum and the treatment accorded them by the Islanders in their but game here as they fall before the determined Charlottetown Attack by B. 6-2 scoce last. night and saw the M.M.H.I... finals deadlocked at four games apiece.

The scripts were completely re- versed in last. night! well played hockey game at the Forum and the man who played the biggest part. in it was left wingetr Marcel Clements. The big raw-boned porisidcr scored three times as he let Hughie Campbell worry about the checking duties.

However Campbell found that it. isn't. as easy to check Clement: as it is for Clement: to check him. Marcel banged in two goals in the first. period and added an- other In the third while the best Hughie could do was aim a. few harmless shots on net.

Murph Chamberlain pulled a switch that aided the Islanders extensively. He moved Lyle Wise- nian back to defense and shifted Steve Brlkacich up to right. wing. Wisenian turned in a terrific chore on the blueline and gave

out.

Play apeded up during the mm. die part of the period with in, line of Beaudry. Clements and Hurst playing outstanding hockey and when they went to the bench for a. rest the Whitlock, Gm- Holdawny unit came on to mild:

junior house league those boys. iiavc iibyci-tcdl bcrzliisc they:

to riding the bench , n'. baseball-

would have got a lot, in the house league.

. . . , To make it really altraciltc. ihc'

.lcague will have to be (Iii? wiii;lit' has a fan follow-ing zilid a ialrji nlnount of publicity We tricd a luxenile league here two )(1.'lIl5j ago. but. it was at bcrt a hril.'-! hearted effort, tans dldnit turn!