Lions Defeat Dity Softball

The Parkdala Lions defeated the Liguorlan Youth Club D-4 yester- day evening in the only scheduled City Softball League game. The Lions led D-0 going into the seventh inning before the L.Y.C scored their four runs.

David Chisholm. pitching his first game in over three weekp, held the L. Y. C. batters to five hits in winning the game. Danny Maccormack started for the L. Y C. and was relieved by Blenla Nicholson in the fourth.

Louie Gallant led the Lions with I double and single. Merle Long- aphie contributed a double.

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Gallant also came up with the fielding gem of the game with a line running catch in the outfield.

The game was handled by Ev MacNelll.

Lineups: Lions - L. Gallant if. A. Arsenault c, C. Jackson 3b. L. Gaudet 2b. D. Chisholm p, A. Mac- Donald cf. I". Shepherd ss. M Longaphie lb, 13. Chandler rf.

L. Y. C. - P. Shepherd cf. J Smith c, C. Peters 3b, J. MacDon- ald lf. W. Shepherd rf, B. Dunn u, A. Shephard lb, H. Murnsghan Db. D. Maccormsck p, C. Martin 2b, 3. Nicholson p.

Marlene Stewart Advances To lluarter-Finals In Golf

GANTON. England (CP)-Perl Marlene Stewart of Fonthill. Ont., wearing bright tartan trousers. reached the quarter-final Tuesday in her defence of her British women's golf championship.

The 20 - year - old Canadian reached the quarter-finals with a thrilling 19-hole victory over Irish champion Philomena Garvey fol- lowing an earlier 4 and 3 victory over Margaret (Wiffy) Smith. 17- year-old challenger from Pasa- dena. Calif.

Miss Garvey was runner-up to Marlene in last years British championship at Porthcawl. Wales, where she lost 7 and 6.

This year it was much closer. The Irish champion squared the match at the lfith after Marlene bunkered her second shot. Mar- lene shot a 36 on the front nine to lead two up. She was outdriving her opponent and playing a better short game. Marlene went three up at the l2th. where Miss Garvey was bunkered.

Marlene three-pulled the lam Nhere she drove into some trees. Miss Garvey squared the match at the 16th. where Marlene drove

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shot. UNUSUAL RULING

An unusual ruling was made at the 17th. Marlene was allowed to move her ball without penalty from a patch of ground behind the holQ. It was ruled that the de- pression had been caused by a roller. Marlene dropped on a clear spot and laid her chip dead for a half.

The 18th was halved and Mar- lene clinched the match at the lDth where Miss Garvey was bunkered and Marlene shot a four.

Miss Smith couldnit match Mar- lene's steadiness in the morning round. Three down at the turn, she won the 11th hole to keep with- in striking distance. But the dim- inutive Canadian closed her out with a four on.the 15th where Witty three-putted after reaching the green in two.

In today's quarter-finals. Mar- lene plays Arielle Jaequet of Bel- gium. who defeated Jean Macin of England one up, and Miss A. E. Schiff of Holland. 5 and 4, Tuesday's matches.

Flyers Whip Stars 10-0 In 0ity League Dontest

The M.C.A. Flyers scored nine runs in the first inning and went on to defeat Michael's stars 104) last night in a City League base- ball game under the lights at Memorial Field. The

Lefthander Donnie MacDonald set. the Stars down on four hits and allowed only two men to get as far as third base during the game. He retired the first seven men he fac- ed before Roger MacLeod broke his spell by lifting a single over the in- field.

The Stars got two of their four hits in the fifth inning when Ron- nie Leclalr and Don Macxenzie hit back to back singles. However, MacDonald forced the next batter to pop out and catcher Forbes Ken- nedy threw to first for a double play.

In the next inning MacDonald loaded the bases on a slrlgle bo Bun Hood and walks to Brian MacCal- lum and Don MacLeod. He got out of this predicament by striking out the next batter and retiring the side.

Lorne Macbougall pitched for the Stars and allowed only five hits. He, gave up three of these hits in the first inning when the Stars de- fenses collapsed allowing the Fly- ers to scoregeight unearned runs.

Prom the second inning through to the sixth MacDonald set the Flyers down without a hit. In the sixth inning the Flyers obtained two hits, a single by Forbes Kennedy and a fluke double by Vern Hand- rahan. Macbougall struck out four men and walked eight while Mac- Donald struck out five and walked four.

The stars committed five errors in the first inning as the Flyers ran wild to score nine times. Forbes Kennedy and Malcolm Macrsdyen hit back to back singles with Mac- Fadyen driving home two runs. Willie Dunn hit a double on his second trip to the plate in account for two more runs. Macnougall is- euod four walks during this inning

in th sixth inning Vern Hand- rahsn drove home Forbes Kenedy as his double fell into left field.

There were several outstanding defensive plays. Don MacLeod made a nice pick on Bobby Lund in the third inning while Kcn MacDonald made s shoe-string catch off not Kine in the same frame. Donnie Leclair at first base came up with I smart play on Mncrudyen in the sixth and Johnny squsrebriggs mode a good caleh off Bun Hood in the fourth.

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HALIFAX (CF):-Defending champ Kn Zabowski. pro at the Ashburn golf club here, chalked up a M-hole total of 202 Tuesday to take over top slot in the Nova Seotia open golf championship.

Zabowski was trailing by two strokes after the first round but took the lead following his third- round. tour-under-par 04.

Peter Doig. also of Ashburn. dropped down to a second-place HI after he had been tied hr first

lace with to Jimmy Walker of Eantvilln. .8.. with a two-round seen of 18. Wallte; now is in a third place tie with Rex Joudroy of Ashburn with .

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Summary-R.B.I., MacFedyen Dunn 2. Hondrahan I; earned runs. Flyers 2; left on buses, Flyers 6. Stars 3: Stolen bases. 8. Lund. F. Kennedy. J. Squsrebriggs, L. Mac- Gulgan. A. Glllls: doubles. W. Dunn, V. I-Iandrahan; strikeouts MacDon- ald 5, MacDougall 4; walks. Mac- Dougall D. MacDonald 4; passed balls,,LeCla,ir 2. St. John. Umpire, G. Matheaon;

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Baseball and hockey player Billy Purcell has returned to his home in Charlottetown and will likely remain here until the fall. If he stays Purcell will be playing with 'one of the junior clubs in the City Baseball League. Bill has gained some experience in baseball circles having attended the Philadelphia Athletic training camp and having played with the Sudbury team in the Northern Ontario Nickel Belt League.

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He states that Memorial Field ranks far ahead of any Class C or D baseball field he has seen in his travels. He claims that the lighting system here is ten times as good as that of home team he played with ill Kentucky. Bill was assigned to Hopkinsville class D Club in the Kitty League in Ken- tucky amg played 14 games with that club. However the weather was i.9o u'arm for him so he mov- ed back lo Ottawa and after work- ing out with the Ottawa Athletics joined he Sudbury Shamrocks, A mining strike in the Sudbury area -has caused a drastic drop in at- tendances at the games around Sudbury so that the League opera- tions were cancelled for a few days and there were cuts in both salary and personnel.

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Purcell is still the property of the Phlladsrpllia Athletics and hopes to play in the A's system next season when the Athletics sponsor a team in Oshawa, On- tario. He was signed during train- ing camp this spring and when he left.the Kentucky club was told that he could not play professional baseball with any other club. The Athletics possibily have the small- est. farm system in baseball, spon-

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Last winter Bill played Junior Hockey with the liaatview Cana- dians. He had a good season and told us yesterday he was given an opportunity to sign a Boston con- tract. He has not signed any forms with Boston as yet but plans to get. some advice on this matter i from Bucko Trainor before making a move.

I O O O . All in all it. was quite a year for :Purcell who left here last fall for fottawa. In addition to signing a professional baseball contract with .the Philadelphia Athletics and getting avchance to sign a pro hac- key contract with Boston Bruins he managed to complete his school course in Ottawa. Taken separate- ly each of these events is an outstanding thing in itself ,but lumped together in one year lthe,V form something very much iof the extraordinary.

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Ellen Driscoll Wins N. S. Open

LIVERPOOL, N.S. (CF)-Mary Ellen Driscoll 16-year-old junior from the Riverside club in Saint John, N.B.. made her first senior tournament one to remember Tucs- iday when she won the Nova Scotia ladies open golf championship.

The pert young winner carded a gross 36-hole score of 174. one up on defending champ Miss Cairine Wilson of the St. Andrew's, N.B. Algonquin club.

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Second division winner was Mrs. H. L. Roper of Halifax's Arhburn course. Third division honors went to Mrs. Rex Hebb of Brldgewater and the junior crown was captured by 15-year-old Rita Lohnes of Lun- enburg.

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SAINT JOHN, N. 18. (CP)-- Charlie Chase of Montreal won the Canadian middleweight boxing championship Tuesday night with a unanimous 12-round decision over Charlottetown's Harry (Kid Poul- ton. The title had been vacant. Chase weighed 157 and Poulton 156.

The winner showed general sup- eriority and proved a faster pun- cher.

Judge Gerry Donovan gave seven rounds to Chase. two to Poulton and called three even. Danny Lee sawvit as seven, one and four. in the same order. and the other judge, J. 0. Johnson, favored Chase in every round.

The bout was sanctioned by the Canadian Boxing and Wrestling Federation which ordered the win- ner to meet Lou Lawrence of Van-

Y's Men Defeat legion 20 T03

-In min. ' league baseball at Summerside last evening. the Y's Ken defeated the Legion by a score of 20 to 3. Batteries were K. Gunn, pitcher and Matheson, catch- er for .the Y's Men and P. Kelly and E. Monkley for the Legion team. Hitting star of the game was Mathesrfn who clouted 3 for 4, including a home run.

Baseball Results

By THE CANADIAN PRESS International League Richmond 010 001 001-3 10 1 Toronto 001300 00x-4 9 l Zeiser. Medlinger (B). Epperly B) and Johnson: Blake and How- urd. L-Zeiser. HRS: Rich-Lulz;

Tto-Howard, Jethroe.

Buffalo 000 000 000-0 1

Montreal 00! 000 02x-3 0 0 Johnson and Lakeman; Roebuck

and Howell. HR-Mtl: Amosos. First

Syracuse 000 002 6-ll D 1

Ottawa 0101021-5 7 0

Williams. Lovcnguth (8). Owens (7) and Heyman, Lonnett (6); Bis- hop. l-Iaag (7) and Plumbo. W- Lovenguth. L-Bishop. HR:-' Syr- Blaylock. Lonnett; on - Easter. Stewart.

Second Syracuse 000 000 l'22-5 l2 1 Ottawa 001 001 000.2 7 3

Meyer and Lonneti; Wheat. Gray (8). l-It-lag (9) and Watlington. L- Wheat. HR.-Syr. Lonnett.

First Havana 203 010 2-8 13 3 Rochester 010 00314 9 at

loll. Harris (7) and Noble; Jor- dan. Boyer (6) and Burbrink.

Second Havana 000 001 1012-5 9, 2 Rodtester 000 020 010 0-3 8 3

Rogovin. Harris (9) Sanchez (10) End NONE: Blaylock, Jordan (9), Jacobs (10) and Riggan.

' American Lengue Cleveland ooo olo 301-5 10 1 Baltimore 100 000 000-1 5 l

Houtteman and I-legan; Larsen. Blyzkn (7) Stuart (9) and Court- ney. L-Larsen. HR: Cle - Sstrick-

land. Washington ll" 000 000-2 9 Philadelphia 010 000 20x-3 10 l

McDermott and Tlpton, Fitzger- ald (8): Portocarrero and Astroth. New York 207 200 300-14 17 0 Boston 000 001 220- 5 ll 0

Byrd. Gorman (8) and Berra, Slivera (7); Brown. Clevengcr (l), HCTIFY (3) and White. W-Byrd; L-Brown.

First Detroit loo 152 10040 13 1 Chicago 000 201 000- 3 l2 2

Garver and Wilson; Pierce, For. nieles (5) Doriah (7) and Sswatski. lr-Pierce. HR-Def. Kuenn.

National League

Philadelphia 000 000 031-4 ii 0 Pittsburgh 000 000 000-0 7 2 Wehmeler and Burgess; Surkont and Atwell. . Louis 100120000-4 7 2 Cincinnati 004 old 33x-ll ll 0 Beard. Brazle (3) Presko (7) and Sarni, Yvars (B); Nuxhall,

Judson (5) and Landrith, Semlnick l5l- W-Judson: L-Brazle. HRs: SIL-Musial; Cin-Bell.

Brooklyn

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terment of stock car racing.

ATTENTION STOOK OAR: OWNERS ANO ONIVEIIS

A very important meeting for stock car owners and drivers will be held at the Covehead Race Track Friday, July 2nd at 9 p.m. Atlantic Standard Time. This meeting is called to discuss matters of important interest for the bet.

chase Decisions Pcultcn To Win 0anadian'0rown

couver or another suitable oppon- ent within 30 days. ,

Poulton replaced Yvon Durelle of Bale Ste. Anne. N.B.. as top mid- dleweight ln the Maritime: when the latter moved up to a heavier division.

Chase gained a technical knock- out over Cary Simon of New Glas- gow, N.S., in a bout here last month.

Draw For ladies Golf M S'side -

Here is the draw for the ladies matches to be played this afternoon!

at the summetsldc Golf an Country Club. .

Irene silllphant, Kay Mclvor 3. 00 p. m.

Norma Sutherland. Elizabeth Dalton 2.10

Leila. Schurman. Mal-g Claudet .20

Nettie McLeod. Al Morrison 230 Anna Hayes. Edythe Dodds 2.40 Dot Baker. Bernice Perry 2.50 Marg Underwood. Julie Melkle

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Glace Bay Don't Want Islanders

GLACE BAY. N. S. (CP)-Glace Bay Miners said today they have not changed their stand against entering any Maritime hockey lea- gue again this season if Char- lottetown Islanders are also a mem- ber.

Both clubs played in the Marl- tlme Major Hockey League last sea- son but Miners claim they take a financial beating on the long trip to Charlottetown.

Miners were not represented at e. week-end meeting in New Glasgow at which it was decided to con- tinue major play for another sea- son.

Miners President Gordon Clarke says: "As far as the executive are concerned we are out if Charlotte- town ls in."

To Enter Six Mile Race 0 B :'

Long diatsnce runner John Paul leaves here today to run in the six road woe at I-lantsport. N.S. on July 1.

u. s. lihiiiiiels Boost In llussia

MOSCOW (AP) The world champion shot putter. Perry 0'-

1 Brien of the United States. has

become quite a boy in the Soviet press.

Perhaps it's because they like strong athletes here-men who can out-strong their own.

That is probably why O'Brien is given a two-column headed story and picture in the latest issue of Soviet Sport. leading sports paper of the Soviet Union.

The article stated-that twice in a young season O'Brien broke his own world record snd pointed out that soviet track and field athletes must make haste to catch up with the Americans.

N. S. Baseball

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Softball Games This Evening

Two games will be played in the City Boftball League this evening at 3.15. The B.Y.c. will meet the Bike Shop on the Knights diamond and Census Psckm will play the Legion on the old Diamond

Keefe Drug are scheduled to play the sunshine Dairy on the Park- dsle Diamond but the dialnondhas been ruled out until repaired. How- ever the teams are free to negoti- ate among themselvu to play the game. If there is no ' th Pal-kdale Lions will hold a. practice on the Parkdale Dlambnd.

little league Game Thursday

Two Little League teams. the Dodgers and the Yankees. will plan an exhibition baseball game Thursday morning at 10:30 on the Memorial Field diamond. The game will be a. regulation Little League six inning affair.

The Dodgers and Yankee: will prcctice this evening. The Dodgers are asked to report to Memorial Field at six o'clock and the Yan- kees at 7:15.

Following are the lineups: Dod- gers - Stan MacPherson, George Dunn, Russell Shepherd. John Ar- senault, Ivan Brown, Paul Murphy, Frank Callaghan, Sterling Mac- Padyen, Paul McGonnell, Bob King. Tom Johnson. Coach - Bun Hood.

Yankees-Wendell Adams, Lloyd Doiron, Fred Burke, Bill Giggey, Tom King, Ronnie Rice. Alan Mac- Dougall, Jack I-Tynes. Sterling Lad- her, Bill Ward, Bert Mcwade. Coach - Don MacLeod.

Randy Edwards will umpire Thursday's game with Jack Kane first base, Bobby Lund on second and Archie MacP'adyen on third.

Probable Pitchers

NEW YORK (AP) - Probable pitchers for today's major league games (won-lost records in paren- theses);

National League

Brooklyn at New York-Erskine (8-6) vs Hearn (5-3)

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (night -Miller (4-4) vs Law (6-8)

St. Louis at Cincinnati (night)- Lswrence (1-1) vs Fowler (6-3)

Chicago at Milwaukee - Rush (4-8) vs Wilson (4-0) or Burdettc (7-7)

American League

Detroit at Chicago - Zuverlnk (3-3) vs Keegan (11-2)

Cleveland at Baltimore ' (night) -Garcia (9-5) vs Pillette (5-8)

Wash in gton at Philadelphia (night)-Schmltz (2-5) vs Kellner (3-8) or Fricano (3-5)

New York at Boston-Reynolds (9-1) vs Nixon (5-7)

SEEK HYDRO WORKED NORTH BAY, Ont. (CP)-A war- rant sworn out Tuesday charged

Emile Bolduc. 23-year-old hydro:

subcontractor. with abducting a 15- year-old girl from suburban Widdi- field township. Police said Bolduc and the girl disappeared after going to a movie Saturday night.