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Opener At Suimnerside

The brilliant two-hit pitching of Bill. Davis coupled with a home run by Jimmie Grsdy over the left field fence in the first inning spelled victory for the Curran E.-. Briggs team over the Charlotte- town .Abegweits at C. 8: 3. dia- mond i.n Summerside yesterday. The score was 4 to 2. The fixture opened the Prince Edward Island Physical Fitness League in Sum- merside. Davis. who hails from Springhill, pitched a fine game walking only one batter during the nine innings. Charlie Ryan on the mound for the losers was al- most as good and no earned runs were scored off his pitching. He struck out ten men to Davis's fil- teen.

Charlottetown got their first run in the first inning. Johnny Stan- ley, leading off. struck out but the last pitch was wild so he reached first safely. Ryan grounded out to short. but Eddie Lund hit a long double to right scoring Stanley. In the last half of that innEng Gordie MacKay was safe when

threw high to first. Stewart's grounder went through Stanley and two were on. After P. Schurman flied to right Jimmie Grady hit the ball over the left field fence scoring three runs. The Abbies got another in the aixth. Ryan walked, stole second and third and came home when catcher Schurman threw wild to the third sack. The C. dz 8. boys added an insurance tally in the eighth; with two out Jimmie Grady hit to centre. went down to sec- ond when Hennessey muffed the ball after having the runner re- peat after Perry's throw had the runner cold. Syl Bernard drove him home with a single to left.

BOX SCORE Abbies AB R. H PO A E J. .. 2 O 0 O 0 l C. 3 1 0 0 7 0 E. . 4 O 1 9 0 O G. Matheson. cf. .. 4 0 0 0 0 0 D. MacLean. 3b .. 3 0 O 2 0 1 B. Lewis. lf. . 2 0 0 2 0 0 H. Howatt, rf. 3 0 0 1 0 0 G. Flynn, ss 2 0 0 0 1 0 A. Perry. c. . 3 0 1 l0 2 0 'H. Hennessey, 2b 2 0 0 0 0 l "J. Burke. . . . . .. I O 0 0 0 0 ”'P Murphy, lf .. l O 0 0 0 0 ”"M. Flynn. ss .. l 0 0 0 0 0 Totals . . 31 Z 2 24 10 3 'Replaced Stanley in 6th.

"Batted for MacLcan in 9th. 2”Replaced Lewis in 7th. ”"Repiaced G. Flynn in 7th.

Curran 85 Briggs AB R H PO A E G. MacKay, rf 3 l 0 2 0 0 Stewart. cf . 4 1 0 0 0 0 'P. Schurmsn. lf. .. 4 0 0 1 0 0 I. Grady. lb 4 2 2 9 0 0 5. Bernard. 2b 4 0 1 1 2 O B. Grady, 3b . 2 0 O 2 1 0 B. Schurman. c -t 0 1 13 1 1 H. Landry, ss .... .. 2 0 0 1 2 0 B. Davis. p .. 3 0 0 0 0 0 'L. Mitchell. 3b .. 1 0 l 0 0 0

Totals .. 31 4 5 27 7 2

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Umpires--Plate. Goss: bases. H. Bernard, R. Phillips.-S.

Would like To Meet Robinson

NEW YORK. June 7- (AP)-- Middleweight champion Jake La- motta and challenscf ROWY G”'4' lano both said today that they would like to fight Sugar Ray R00- inson, and both declared they can knock out the welterweight king.

Ln Motta and Graziano will rot in a 15-round title bout in the Polo Grounds here June

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Result Of Qualifying Rifle Shoot

In the second qualifying shoot being staged by the Provincial Rifle Association in the choosing of the Island rifle team and held over the Squaw Point range yes- terday afternoon. Captain A. J. Mccabe chalked up a. score of 102 for high total in 3 field of between thirty-five and forty entries.

Licut. J. S. Moore and Cpl. W. M. Beatty tied for second place with scores of 101 each while Lieut. P. T. Hooper and Lieut. R. E. Jenkins were next in line for top honors with 99 and 98 respectively.

The third and final qualifying shoot will he held on Saturday afternoon.

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G. G. MacLennari .194

Raymond Andrew . .194

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Puzzled over Poor Tumoul

Pl-IILADELPHIA. June 7-(AP) -Sugar Ray Robinson and Robert vlllemaln, dropping in at the ad- fice of Phil Glassman for their pay today found the promoter still puzzled over the poor turnout for last night's light.

A total of 22.024 fans salw Rob- inson score a decisive victory over the Frenchman for the Pennsyl- vania version of the middleweight championship, but only 18,856 of them contributed to the gross gate of Sl19.0'f4.

Giassman had hoped for a take of at least. 3150.000. the net re- ceipts won't be much above 586.000.

The net just about covers the two fighters' pay for (me night. Each was guaranteed 05.000 with the privilege of 30 per cent of the gate. When promotion and other expenses are met, Glasaman won't have much. if any. to put into his own pocket...

Before heading for New York. Robinson reiterated that he won't give up his welterweight title until he has been recognized everywhere as the 160-pound king.

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In yesterday's official joint open- lng of the Physical Fitness Island Baseball League at Charlottetown and Summerside, the two western Capital entries kept their colors flying to cop off both ends of the double opening to share the league

leadership honors in the initial standing. Curran and Briggs scor- ed their victory over the Abbies in an afternoon game at Summerside by a. 4-2 count behind the two-tilt pitching of Bill Davis. Davis. a newcomer from Springhill, N.S., turned in a masterful performance for the full nine innings rout-, striking out 15 and walking only one. Charley Ryan. the losing hurl- er also went the full game allowing five hits, striking out 10 and walk- lug three for another good per- formance on the mound despite the loss. 0 0 0 The game here last evening at Memorial Field saw Summerside R.C.A.F. come out on top of a 4-1 count over Ment's Falcons of the City. The game was called at the end of the seventh due to darkness. It was a close game all the way except for two costly er- rors by Falcons in the fourth inn- ings that were responsible for three runs being scored, The Falcons were leading 1-0 at the time as a result of Buck Whitlock's single to left field in the third that brought home Irving Ma.cKinnon who got on with a double down the third baseline. 0 O O The big bust-up came in the top half of the fourth. Big Don Carson got on with a single to left field and moved to second when Frank St. John made first on !ViacKiii- ricn's error at first and Elmcr Lar- ter loaded the bases by walking Gunner Cox. Rickey Richard bunt- ed to third base to score Carson. and St. John and Cox came home when Kenny Macxenzie overthrew first on Mcculloughis grounder to second. It was the deciding feat- ure of the game although the R.- C.A.F. boys scored again in the fifth when Chuck I-lulme doubled to left field and was brought home by Carson's two-base hit to right field. I O O . Jack Murphy went the full seven innings to come up with some nice hurling for the R.C.A.F. He allowed five hits. struck out eight and walked one but chalked up one error with an overthrow at first. Husky Elmer Larter was the losing pitcher but turned in an impressive performance during his four and two-third innings on the mound before being relieved by "Lefty" MacAleer in the fifth. Larter fanned five, walked two and allowed five hits. MacAleer gave up two hits in his one and a third innings on the mound. striking out two and allowing no walks before being replaced by Merle ”Rcd" MacKenzie in the seventh after Maurice Williams batted for him in the last half of the sixth. Mac- Kenzie gave up no hits but walk- ed three and fanned one in his single innings of hurling. 0 0 0

All four teams in the league will see action again next Wednesday when the Falcons will be at home to the Abbies in an all City con- test and the Curran and Briggs and R.C.A.F. Royals will duplicate the procedure at the Western Cap- ital. The Summerside tilt will be C. and B.'s home game.

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Captain A. J. Mt.Cabe was high shot for the meet with a near possible 102, while Lt. J. S. Moore and Cpl. W. M. Beatty were next in line with 101 each. Twenty-one other contestants racked up scores ranging from 90 to D0 which was an excellent showing for the event. The shoot was the second of three qualifying rounds to choose the Provincial team. and to date, Cpl. Beatty and Lt. Moore are leading the aggregate scoring with no and.3)l r.espect'vely.

The many friends of John "Wacky" Mchchern will be pleased to learn that he is con- va-leecing nicely at the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. Wacky is being well remembered by his many friends who are looking forward to his early and complete Among the many well-

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New York Giants today posted their fifth straight National Lea- gue victory by crushing Chicago Cubs 13-4. before a crowd of 10.- 34l Chicago fans.

The Giants hammered three Cub pitchers, Bob Rush. liohn Kllpp- stein and Dutch Leonard. for 17 hits. Rush was charged with his third defeat of the year.

Giants Eddie Stanky. Whitey Lockman, Don Mueller, Bobby Thomson and Alvin Dark collected three hits apiece. Stanky's three were doubles.

Southpaw Dave -Koslo started for Giants and was credited with W: flfth victory. but he gave way to Sheldon Jones after walking the first two batters in the sixth. The Cubs collected seven hits.

At Pittsburgh, shortstop Bobby Morgan drove in four runs with two homers tonight to lead the National League's front-running Brooklyn Dodgers to a 9-0 shutout over Pittsburgh Pirates. A crowd of 30.904 saw big Don Newcombe earn his fifth victory against two de- feats.

Red Sox In 20-4 Victory Over Browns

By The Canadian Press Boston Red Sox scattered 2! hits over and out of Fenway Park bo- day in running up their largest score of the American League sea- son. a 20-4 victory over the oft- beaten St. Louis Browns.

Among their hits. good for :1 tot- al of 42 bases. were five home runs. Vern Stephens and Clyde Vollmer, the latter playing centre field in place of Dam DiMaggio who is resting is pulled muscle. each walloped a pair of four-bag- gers. The fifth was driven out by Walt Diopo. Roy Sievers and loo Thomas each hit homers for the losing Brownies. who now have lost all five games played against Boston. The Sox. who chased starterand loser Harry Dorish, a former teammate. burly sent to men to bat in two innings, the third and the sixth. g

New York Yardrees, powered by home runs by Joe DiMaggio, Phil Rizziuto and Billy Johnson. surged back today into first place by de- feating Detroit Tigers 5-4. ending a seven-game Tiger winning streak.

The home runs all came with the bases empty as did one hit by Tigers' Aaron Robinson. It wa

the season after four straight victories. and, although hit hard at the start. Vic Rasohi ..” ” all the way for the Yanks to win his sixth.

The home runs provided drama for the crowd of 37,134, but it was a sharp grounder by Yogi Berra that delivered the winning run This came in the seventh with the scare tied 4-4 and the bases loaded with two out. Berra hit hard to Johnny Lipon at short. who couldn't handle the ball. Cliff Moms. who singled to open the timing, sped home.

The defeat dropped Detroit back into second place after a. one-day hold on the lead. The game also brought an end to the 19-game hitting streak of Lipon.

Johnny Ostrowskfs eight-inning home run after Irv Noren's dngle lifted Washington to a. 5-4 victory over Cleveland and mapped the senators? seven-game losing streak.

Early Wynn, who allowed only four hits. was the loser. Sid Hud- son won his seventh game. scat- tering 10 hits.

Bobby shunts became the first Philadelphia Athletics pitcher to record a shutout this season when

he turned in a 5-0 victory over Chicago. It was a victory that advanced Philadelphia. to sixth

place.

wishere who have expressed their best regards to Wacky durlnl his hospitalization is W. Chester 8. McLure. M.P. for Queens, who re- cently wrote him an encouraging letter from the House of Commons, Ottawa. extending his sincere re- grets and wishing him a speedy recovery. Wacky la in hospital suffering from a fractured pelvis received in an accident here last month.

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ARCADIA. Calif.. June a --(AP) -Freeman Hanover. grabbing an early lead. raced in to win the 31,250 Bakersfield Trot by I length in today's feature of the Grand Circuit harness racing at Santa Anita Park.

Lord Steward was second and Cooperate third in the field of five standard-breds.

The winner): time for the mile distance was 204

The summary in part:

Third race. One mile. 0 and C Ranches Stake Trot. 2 years old. Purse S818:

Carroll Lee (J. O'Brien) ............ 1 Style Prince (N. Bosrdmsn) I Galley Slave (H. Winters) 3 Time 2.17 3-5. Also raced - Walter Elaway.

Darlcne Frisco, Catherine Crispin, Visalia Sorrel. Ella May, Maid of War.

Fifth Race. one Mile. Pace. Hones in Class F. Purse 81.000: Nelly Abbedale (J. O'Brien) ..l

Little Shawnee (H. Niles) . 2

Parker Speed King (N. Bcardman) .. .. 3 Time 2.03 4-5.

Also raced - Chief Dal-Yum, Major Rosccroft, Frank Primrose. Par Crusader. Sunny Loganl Wool-

len. Seventh Race. 0 e Mlle. Bakers- field Trot. Horses in Class B.

Purse 51.250:

Freeman Hanover (K. Cartnai) .. 1 Lord Steward (G. Crippen) .. .2 Cooperate (C. Hodgins)

Time 2.04.

Also raced - Mis Higrhworthy, Jim Dandy Gift.

Eighth Race. One Mile. Pace. Horses in Class C. Purse 31.000: Eddie Siskiyoii (J. Dennis) l Red OiBrien (O. Undeberg) .. I Scotch Story (Joe O'Brien) .. .. 3

Time 2.04 2-5.

Also raced -- imperial Siskiyou. Dale Brewer. Mighty Sister.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 6-(AP) -Charles S. Howard. Sr.. million- aire automobile dealer and famed owner of the race horse Seabis- cuit. died today. His Seablscuit. an often lame horse. became the world's greatest money winner a decade ago when he won the Sl0().()()0 Santa Anita Handicarp.

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This is the true story of Monty Stratton who was on the way to Fame and Fortune when Fate step- It's the drama of his comeback, a won. derful story of romance and courage, packed with fun and thrills.) It's also the story of that girl he met on a blind date!

The R.C.A.F. Royals won their opening game in the island Physical Fitness League last night at Memorial Field diamond when they dumped Ment's Falcons 4-1. The game was played before the large crowd of fans on hand to see the opening game played on the local diamond.

The game was marred with er- rora which proved to be the ma- for fault of the losers. The win- ners bunched two hits. a walk and two Falcon errors for three runs in the opening half of the fourth and added another in the fifth to salt the game away for themselves. The loser.s' only tally came in the home half of the third frame on a double and a single.

Jack Murphy pitched the full seven innings for the winne s. be- ing touched for five hits while walking one and whiffing eight. Elmer Larter started on the mound for the losers but was relieved in favour of Lefty MacAieer in the fifth. Maurice Williams batted for MacAleer in the sixth and Merlin Macxenzie came in to pitch for the Falcons.

Larter was touched for four hits while walking two and strik- ing out five. MacAlcer allowed one hit and whiffed two batters. MacKenzie was wild but he held the Royals hitloss in his stint on the mound. He walked three bat- ters in the seventh and sent an- other down swinging.

Don "Moose" Carson and Ricky Richard'were the big guns for the winners with each having a two for three night at the plate..The longest hit of the game was a double.

Vern Larter and the R.C.A.F. shortstop Francis provided the fielding plays of the game. Larter raced well back of the plate to gather in a foul fly while Fran- cis sped inlo foul territory back

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