i; Aircrrzftsmen Beat Navy 14-7 To Cain Tie For First Place With Officers

7'1“! 11911401111191111115 did 1" i‘ innings without receiving a reply in that inning. few seconds last night what Lee Jmtn then- onpenente RQAF Mr-‘

511W" “"11 0"; ‘ downed the Navy squad 14-7 in a ners having six strikeout victims , ' scheduled game of the City Senior to his credit. MeRae in the seven NW3» 1i “"1" b9 191115111591114 1101 Softball League. innings he worked sent four bat-

IO many 1191115 1180 fetlflrdéd 115i Navy never recovered from their ‘i119 i?‘ 1h? °i115§1111d111E heal/Y," ‘sastrous start despite the factistrikeout route. “CIQHKS in the United States until tnnt 1n the met 51x 1nn1nge of the

a wits vi setbacks reheated him game they outscored their oppon- BOX scone 1.11.1110 Sieiui 0i St , another | ents 1 to 4. But the damage had llgilifl‘ u-no Just coilldni- mflkeibecn done and as a result Bruce Nuvv

, , as a n r0 A the giade. ' . . istcwarts All Stars who had previ- Gibbins. ss 4 1 l 3 0 But gnu“ m” to the m“ ous t? the gamed belen in iihttVg‘ ivdfclCauskeydfef i1! g g v . -~ ‘M 1 tuwiy ie or .11!‘ pace w : c’ au. u, “"1 111.1" "QP-"vmbfltflnts played "TGTS" now find themselves in,Jubenville, c s i 1 5 o “"5 “'35 NQVR-i sole possession of third place. ;St. John, 2b 4 1 2 3 1 . 115 111? 5M 111 111131 It was a disastrous loss for the i Vnllincourt, 1b 4 1 2 'i 0 b - =1 “fie-i 0111a indie-seen Charlotte team for by atMcRae, if. 4 o o 2 o c" 5wardedflle fefilwn- 5 ory they would have practical- Clarke. 3b 4 0 0 2 2 “Wk om , h /_ g assured themselves of a playoff Thompson, r! 3 1 0 0 0 m“ Pf“: i?“ 713E521 {soot wheretas_no"iv tlzicy ftill ltitaifietn i Totals 3B '7 9 2'7 3 ' *- _ ~; -- . on . ian s o ge io n "iliii- NQYQ C01‘ s» coveted .pot. Aircraftsmen AB R H P0 A ti f. int and l tons} . rnftslflcn deserved their vic- Itfeunier, 3b 5 i g 0 5 vi mms igeiig-iiliiiittilz, to the fttllleig. tThgeyl outdint grams. 1% g 11 g1; g v W. 3W - _ ~ . Qyponcn s _o ncu ing oper, *fi’“"~""a‘ dW-J ‘l5 he 19“ 1-119; their barrage being four two Dew, 2o 5 3 3 2 i "m5- . _ ' ‘ibnse blows and a home run while LeBerge, lf 3 3 1 6 0 n“ “S m“ an plccms shonkflt\\ln‘l'li’.‘l.i htglflfluKillltEntq negicomer Oliknrsteadkrf g ‘L; e 1 0 Enid the \'er from Von Nb’ m m m“ er Us mnlng s 01p As 8'“ c l 1 uliforiiia fivured Ithad "he pollmijibsi m tdma chbxiiliebiag; smam“. Isichecteg’ s! g é 2 g 2 ~. ' -> ~ ~ .a (n ..c an " . ane, <11’ fitionndrifl Qvma ivasnt try- Airraftsmcnis homer came l‘.l Totals 431418 2'! i0 v ° ~11‘ n‘ ‘r1111- ili? “F15 1115i the f wiih Dev: connecting for ‘ 5‘“-‘_ "fefo- the lit with two mates aboard By Innings i1 liile valllncourt of the Navy come

En it: Conn

n physician w io g at Novas co ilh Novzfs ‘

in the second, he being the first Navy

n t it Anderson Nears 4-Minate '- L l‘ f Mile By Clipping Three

a ni.i‘inii that the (‘.\'iI."l'1.\I‘. l2 -ll

.,i nbriut Lce Saroldi List fighters to beat] , n . i bTOCKHULNI, Jilly 1B-—(AP)-— _ - Anio rut-scram) ct ksinuliLH set a new ‘filo I “J11! iccoru ior me HLLC ioihgiii, NM“ 111311‘ 551- ii. i ‘i, Av eve. iiie ivizinnoe iiacni e V ‘W3C n d -111<i in .....o or nnee run seconds un- i s ' N e t “Pr? {11-3 us." inc lcLLlgnlted Hhlfn t. “.15! ‘ i111 [111 01111 111151119 so. in $.11... oy nis countryman, 1.141.“! nae-g...

F _ _ n I I N1 ' Verdict urns so decisive Anderson. “Jilsiatlvlldl inn..- sl- o .i.t n.s card slioued seven rounds so cupped a tun second of; tin; ,;..

for Oma and only two for Nova, i v.20 iniic nc lull otuy i, iusd, Wfllul

with one evtn. iXLCiY-"Cu IULU,QK\AIAUII_UA me intel-

‘ ' ' nnnonui ninat; JUN i.- ieoerat- ! Gina's home-t w liczi ALIS iWfQAtlluy. By FRITZ HOWELL h 0111313111911; 1.2131112} int- to-yshf-eiu school teacher NEW YORK’ July 18 " m?) "'

out to welcome him bu}; n5 atulsu ncio the Low lllUtlu record ui Wm‘ Si" Louis Cardin“ busting

pynt|tgn;_n fe]1o“v who went am“, ‘.41.; uiieii or“; l \.A this your, wn.ii 5 Tuesday evenmg edge t’: u 1 n‘ |_];]1i){y_du:-_pty and return? ‘Interest: turned in J. 0H3 eiiurt

n bout-wliniin: streak — ‘he . Mn - m, ciccsoii in ozé-i in that icsinv ‘ “ Ant.

2'3"." io :ul witl . 1» l n 1- -.id.'._v ioilag. l, i-nie-h over .11.- i.ou

‘S. v t. ‘J c c re $7 t‘ I

v ..c “as oz-is -i, iar ager Billy southworth.

g_11L‘r\'flii31L . with judge’ Fishrr, m‘ "9 ““'_"‘“_-‘ ‘:‘-°‘“5- record-shame

‘V4 1'3“- “35 “Wbiminute and then answered: . _ o r 1P1 K001i flnifilt. AXILETSCXI u is.

ti : ‘ m... ~ t . r- _____ . . en t [big ,,.,,,'f,:§‘.,.."°“.§§.‘n season to be making predictions. H1...‘ lehLrs are iakinivhii’ lickin" “If I had some 0r my ‘whim and we think it is \v"'ll worth iteams‘ with a good flrshune dE-i rcpeg»,;ng_ “ v ‘ 1 fence and offence. backed up by ' ' - ~ ~ - |:i"“:“*ai:.:"r;;.:".2.8.1:. "bier nwl s ago ' ' ,' '1 ‘j? Q B€ v f _ ee tiuitevtlilutlfigsggl.) lived ivin after piling up a read 1;;

m“? Joyce ma, ‘like we have trying to mtatl on nt. He was a lot‘

» . ,.. , |t, th .rv' . nci ou Just can't While .~.“Z'}§;t“”‘§l' °°‘_‘,“.:'.° NATlokAL itgll “Eng: vigil flhapgen. George Tied 011i- 111 was flnfiffilltlh» a t-y d 0W0‘ 'Munzer. who wan 1i and lost two M68- TeDBi-i‘ WOTK W 1n t- 3» ‘but. 3b“ It?‘ X05 03,1”, S‘ 3 ifor us. is gone. Fred Schmidt. re- '31-'11- °11 lands Gumrre Traiton was full eral§feiff~ 1 ilicf pitcher and a good one. rind ' -' - '- " i "W '7 5 iStan Musial, the league's leading} » b~~ -» new HM‘ [hitter hove passed their induc- u‘ It oil-Iii“? lfilose to] WIERICAY tion ‘examhinyations and are clieiifel Mr r _ s cu '" . . ‘a . 1,, mg Course of préfl‘ ‘for call zit any time. We certain-

i picked up some of] i 11931-5 For instance. along» " 1°“; th round Joyce in-i

ly miss fellows like that .. n'i'.:ei' he didn't feel . - - .. . W ~ , _ , l-n uc ulna iiii. s lstlCclOH “as .0 cicvs-Lafid i

. ., Sport Shorts

there 21d f',l t. Y g - ' ' i. From Britain Jul/cc replied wearily: "I'm tired."| ~

br. r by t)...

nae-aw can

_ m Newark 5 ile-lplv" ‘H Jjlistcorrlsotlieido W ‘ Syracuse t 3 .v - . . . . "c as vou . Jcrsev Ci v '—_— 81K‘ y c loo .ri u i f 11.‘. - b and asked: “Ir. ho?" p ‘one u > 183312113?“ 2 By ALLAN NICKLESON “ “ ’ Toronto 3

__ (Canadian Press Staff Writer)

i But it. ivas not until the eighth! canto that Tr. ft 1r , _ honors. Evidently“ rggibneil“ tom: swreimards Wm‘ scorers acting on sreiecsitrtifiegoleiiieroxiolri?wlfiiolgiqst-gm ilefeat, Joyce's manager growled at 138111311 U"; 5° m“ smictggigrsgactgg 5P5 for Elwlanizys c155,‘: mo”, ‘the iim: "Y u’: 1,1 lio ow t e progress 0 - ,' _ with”. O D Oi “g my dough‘; at all tlincs and at the same time Dffbli’ siiflighfiilks-vlsflis R9" 5'3 a a - iget a first hand idea of the mer- I 111%; W: a A11 “T311- t New Courts of the Brighton HQf5e_ its of each player. . 9 ° r “'5 re “m a *‘""‘ “"1" "v P14111111’ i-‘iiiilViTifl - invasion armies stepped on Fren 1Q I.‘ of it ‘mh ""1'vitifii‘dtiiiuilgifiifiogiiii gittiiiwgfit? soil and Sir Philip. commander of ’ olfltlkéfkgaine “'e'i.d‘ien..e qt env time Tnnt nae been one of the sea task forces involv- ‘ ‘e n eniriv» * ‘ - ' ~ '

» - 1 ca i he .111,“ cgmpemibxis looked after by the instnllationpf ed- ~E1 Ci" m‘ r ‘m5 ‘)7 1' » Irnws of lights with ii candle POW" T1 c t; n d 1 m r_ r1‘ of T00. Over each pit there is d magi. £181.51?‘ 31g‘) gwgbyg wing)” Inst nieht this wit". “m. as“ ‘300 cnntile tiower wnlie in the cen- {£53m as‘: ‘third plaée ‘mmhers’ ed 11v Jock r/iccoum enterprising tre there is another 100 candle and me oaks. winner and . young Sport follower and foundcjipower light that dllghti the place .

I a

of the Club to trike a stroll downj“? u bright “S a fgfgfilllflTyk Qiiarffrittlhcr £13“? Yes it is a nice setup. No doubt what he 5 (h ezimcs uwgrq 1n memgs ,§‘,°“tn{|aooot that. And to Jack McCourt Derby " 0W3“ Swen t o"

dozen were awaiting their chanceimakmi the P13" a5 P01111181’ H8 sllgs)a"‘ng*di HEDPY 1461111111! i"

to get a gems, it is turning outito be. Jack has “ohkknyctut” (Sh. Phmp not, _ o o o spent a lot of tine and energy ed he w“ wrmnl 1mm ‘bum l‘

And this is not an unusual oc- On H" It M?“ “s a" "nkmw" MS. soyll).

currt-nce evidently. In fact it is fligactgfi‘ F“ {everallhlyenri mlfm‘ ' ——-

oiiiiv on» witl ti ti - i ers l1 wasn any as 0 ma . f ,

rcolly dilisplaying Sgfflec?lxl"i1ge §§§51111°11it1f11= due t‘: Jack's 9°55“??? trisiligs. ofctfliel K122‘)? 11022:}, £1?!

sinz. Ringers, d t) ance 115 year s apparen y e .. - _

lmsy to gm as inns wirriiierarfingifi, beginning of a new em m the one of the best looking men the

u. m nftt-r his first experience last nighti horseshoe pmihhlg ‘game glaeggrtcglvilgaglnllgsfilegfighfiaiefleiflllwy”lwa-ulfl‘. at the same-not being able to 5'1 to marry s 27-year-old widow

. i toss on v _ When the St. Louis Cardinals ivcrc queitt? ililfleiitlifiwairlriy defeated the Cincinnatti Reds, wlégytrfilgncgtri-‘olggegélongs to We 0| and i‘. could casuly be seen why 18-0, in a recent game, it marked Ireland: beswmown sporting 7mm the gnmg 1r, [flkjng wen n nnkt the most one-sided shut-out vic- e5’ end Mm Ettubeth Honey, u . u tory in the National League since cectL m, wmhttrbe‘ t‘ tn. wjdqw But the thing that struck the‘ 1905 Wm" ‘he 9311993‘) Cubs mm‘ writer moat “as New York Giants. 19-0.

in action two Years n80.

near neighbors at Newmnrket anti where plnvcrs cnn sit where Boyd-Rochfort’; stable in- Yii" "11110 £11 _ eludes Royal racers and horses

a c a I The pits themselves are wet.- laicli 3:11- Cvgrgvesedthof putlty ctlltlaly With e " o ’ ii e cen re s type] of clav prevents the shoes from slitlint: either in or out and makes Boyd-Rochfort has been termed by it illilffiiy‘ in: to the morksman- the turf as the tallest-he is more snip of the player whether or not si

th fet — nd hsndsoinest

they get within scoring distance. ‘u. our I'll’ I of“? tiaimgrs. and. the best-dress- ‘ ' ' _ ed-s though he does not like ta

Hi-NAPD S be told m

LINIMENT

ed l2! the American, W Wood- war .

Th.“ tossing is done at n distance , o! fnrtv fact with white chalk‘ liner. being painted down the con-l’

during the First Great War and Ire of each. Then there are two h

is family has been distinguished

ran -CHAR1-Q.T'I‘.E_TP_1ZYIE1_§.QARDIA.N.

New Records Sat up in Annual Sports Programme S’Side Flying School

SPORTING iiizws

i With idul weather prsvaillngfiinsw rec

ord): i, Gibbs; I, Goodare: -|the competitors in rare 111111- : 1, Gibbs; 2, Bryne; Le Henry A. Wallace headed tonight support and W351.€“?..5°'&$€2'l“i..€8“l‘?ti.‘2 ti‘: slfo-Ltbpzha lnldtsn omit O l for his renomtnatlon ss- Vicc-Pre- Union Couimlttee and the newly- sident and to try to stall power inoial Cooperative drives of wart mobilizer James F. Union. A il-l Insur Byrnes and Senate Majority Lead- Committee has er Alben W. Barkley. land it is hoped

Programme ol No. 1 rd): l, Gibbs; 2, Smith: n.

reccérd): l. Juzda; 2, Tait; 3, Mait- n .

Tiig-O-War, Airmen: 2. Flying: 3. 6.1.8, (TTai Following the Track and Field events, the Children's Sprints and Novelty Races took place and con- ne competition was ex-

to be outdone by the chil-

Men's and Women's Nov-

re contested Hlllld good a

manding Officer's wife. is. presented the prizes

the events were run

t Scoring 10 runs in the first three man to face the air force pltclierjoa ty1e on en excellent

, . Laluk started on ths mound for‘ 011111 61111111111 11° 111 i611 1111111515 craftsmen lest night moved into aIthe Navv being replaced by Mc- ciirms 11w course <11 his 118-“ first place tie with the Officer5~Rae in the third while Kane went ‘"111 L011 NOLVB- T1111)’ P111 NW3 squad of the same unit as theylthe entire distance for the win-

winners and final

ters back to the bench via the Hefil; r. Dash, Airwomen- ord): l, Sherman; H.

ash, Airmen-ll sec; 2, Heafield; 3, Cole-

Dash, Airmen-Z‘: Mitchell; 2, Heafield; 3,

440 Yards Dash, Airmen - 54

man, sent Mr. Wallace a letter “Md urging him to hurry to Chicago’ 3- ‘P1114- leslalatlvs authority for s and "shake hands with the folks" fiel . A telegram came back: The finallstandin o g Officer's Trophy ron competition for men was won by G. I. S. (Train-

morning. Thanks.”

Flying. i2 points.‘

The Women's Division Tm- for Inter-Section competition

1, Luker; I, Putt; S, Brou- One Mile Run. Airmen-5 min. 2, Durette; 3. Adams s Relay. Airwomen- 5 sec. (new record): 1, Ac counts; 2, Hospital; 3, Headquart- ers. 890 Yards Relay, Airmen- I

(Trainees) ; 2, Headquart Repair.

Accounts, 28 points. Hospital. 15 points. Headquarters, i3 points.

Signals-Flying, 1 point.

. The High Aggregate for wo-

on by LAW. Sherman

the Accounts team, 18 in

@o~ooo~ccnM w»a-QQ¢=°

at i . . . . enscs and other incidental ex.

“shorts zirsrsrsi are» v i» time. o1“ w, moxuig these larSN‘ leans t u“ “w” b’ P"°'m‘d vocations should ue Elven target :4 “t

Ereixogggtwiximmgsltexge ‘received “ta-om YWWYWIB M11101! b me rtegisermz have been unable to secure fsvour- m.“ time is ui) to inc nrtsentbthere has "'19 iflponse regarding our other ' b e l l- ‘l or innde y the in- .

dleilldubibéreoit tiniuns tor the eo- MMDOHflJd. "I do hope. that ucuiion oi me scnooi use boys and worthwhile action

girls. We speak ui Milli! BGUCBULOZ], fo

ullu it is my oeiier that greater em- phosis should be laid on instruc- timz the younger Liéneriltwn atom: Urcdit Union _

tl-lcadquarters; 3‘, Repair. n" Nwmil“ 5"h-1111‘1”- 51113 ‘ through with his four-base wallop Ali-craftsmen 721 031 Mir-H l! 4 00030300-7 SIiiBr

s Broad Jump. Airwoman -

, Robinson; 2, Sher-

Headquarters team, " of 15 oints. plete the fine Sports Day, Dance was held in e the Commanding Of-

1k

road Jump. Airmen-JO’: h; 2. Angus: 3. Baker. Airwomen — 4'1"

Chaytor; 3, Wilson. High Jump. Airmen-ST’ record): 1, Barkway; 2,

Hop, Step and J (new record): 1, Child

large crowd attended lent dance and danced and danced

ties d OffP ' M k v . . ,, A . personnel of R. C. A. F. Sin- Jjftf/ ,‘;,;“;._,u'§fhf_i‘¢c', 6C0?! 8 780101.18 d)’ ' c. Join in PXPIPS- _

.. . . . ____ in a. prucucai way. Tflrbgbll: 11,:

' r’; . - n ‘-l e

als who have so generously dsn- ma‘ tvgglglf'zf‘vtfnlgrrow' and we mom-hers of our 00-006mm? 60¢" ieties 0f the future.

many business firms and individu-

roiv, Airmen — 1l3'2"

ated their time and prizes é 1, Juzda; 2, Haugh:

ivard making this Second Annual Sports’ Day an outstanding suc-

tlards’ Manager

1, Wilson; 2, Chaytor; 3,; Throw, Airmen—33i"l"

The eleenon ul directors resulted framewwk hi" "ch a ‘W181i’ in me election of ivlr. u. 1-1. Mac- Faruuie for Prince County. 3M1". J.

ogrnm was in charge of T. W. Cotie, Sports Offic-I

To Continue ‘Jiiperiments With ifiross Negligence Marsh Lands

i rwicen Mr. J. l“. APEH- 253L051. Lin? K131111131, vicc-Prgsid- banking needs of their communit- flllbv

lottetown and Dr. J21". Croteau. managing director. nesoiuuoizs WCFC adopted ex- Duns ty 555mg appreciation to the press partment. Dr. Crotesu, Mr. Dennis, lest c1 the province unu to 1115136“?! o! ti: rettiiringl directors and 0th June 4. with a loss of 17 lives. tc-wb 1111111115; Hitiiihuu 11w 1111 10115 w o ha neped in League activlti was" caused by thegross neglig-itililfii 111i We “W” m duecm“ ence and incompetency of Ldward R. Ured) Vining, who was in charge 0t the vessel,“ it was revealed .a- day in the report of a commission which investigated the sinking- The report, tabled in the Com- ‘Iransport Minister

-2 I m games, everyone admits the 1942i llOillig, nun W. nuclei-son was and 194.8 National Leasue Pennant race. . winners are a cinch for the 1944

OTTAWA, July 18 — The capsizing c1 the motor launch pr Olga off Port Stanley, Ontx,

' h , t. \4 - u meme! Everyone, t at is excep A an TTAWAI July ‘Mwm _ Ag

the uonunons that the gov- l.ll continue this year t

uurmz the Near; _ t tinueu 8119111111 i? m?‘ F’ "r-l- lfd‘ ever more apparent that oration or Agrioiiltiu instruo-mx the iiluflilllllg; directors to continue w”, work to template crzeinization of a cooperative union ui the’ Province national J‘ 41.1.. iUlll inc union mlslelttollisés “L” us’ therefore fornie : exblipsi-‘IZ 1 1111 ~ ' _ ulmstflnswUxnilgersig étlémtilglnxfhggfl gutrhgowccki-rltstzlgupvort and en courses iziiei .v_ I ' plume“ m“ wmmr’ and expren betterment of mankind. sing page that this work will‘ h _ wmlnuw- 311121..“ tfigasdtfilfs bites? movement in the Province during Siiiinigi-‘uie lisisl your ism-cs at the pals; yarn‘ xvs gepcyrutedcbymtbe thirteen cents per member. reilb-m- $113 i1 19° 1'1 - - - 1'0 111,1- mgnding stuciv or the Maiitlme c ee new atimedit unions, at Kelilys HOEIDHZG Association plan of group r068. L01; and Lot l1 respect ve- i-iosplta. tion with a view to its 1y. were organized than» .1110 1100911011 whenever possible, re- date has been set for organisat- conunendlnc share insurance and ion of s credit union at Spring- tloan protection IXXSUPMICSILBS val- 1151c] on July 33 . . - t - He ignored the Defence of éigflizllleceinddifggglslmgfidhfée T

f - be hi: drlv ccm- id i0 th d . rle ignored all customs re- iirgietrtgeso; fggllllllmgfldlxglfl thatethe of- p“ around! “T116011 e ollur rflullld

7. gulatlons from the time of

O

v11 111:: rttillrd BJQB- 1 Biiy the Kid. cornered with the 11011111 rlaci-tg. ui A-'A-~_--lA\z Second toliqneetion; “nee vntpreadv to clejn-htodayir: Andcrsui by w ii.."c" ii t d.i"s ' ' Aemmen w 1 i_ J 1 1 -' _1 r Y the pennant was startled for a expanment Wm‘ the marsh lands in Nova Scotia.

"Goodness gracious, no! we are iliopeful, of course. but this is no

S 5P8!“ 188$ YCBJ‘ DD IEOOVOYY CXPGI- en

w ‘an Mun“ m“ an lmreased "1. Vining recklessly disregard-

d all safety regulations.

'2. He took no precautions what.- some difficulty was met in intng proper machinerv to carry ts. Mr Gardiner| c: to questions of‘ rn

"3. He was not qualified as a .sr or us an engineer. ‘ '4. He ignored every applicable section of the Canada Shipping Act, i934, and amending acts. He ignored the regulations respecting lifesaving equipment and fire extinguishing equipment. 0

| out the t expcrimen

“But we are certain to lose some men. through injuries and calls IRE