The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., May 5, 1959.
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bl The following are the results;Bi Rogerson ...>.......... 2 of the last shoot held by the| CLASS Il Canadian small bore rifle club| Edna Mutch ............... 97 at the ROMP Barracks. The fimal| Leonard MacDonald ..,..;.; % shoot of the season will be held| Paul Clark: ...... case cae 92 tonight commencing at 7 p.m. ye Ings ... ctcieite! ae On Saturday May 9th,it is ex- PERN i ri vcadess ss 88 pected that shooting will begin at| CLASS III } the Squaw Point range at Tea|Perley Taylor ........, 95 | Hill. Nelson “Stevenson .......... 89 CLASS I Ernie Selick ................ 89 Mary MacLennaa ........... 98 | Allison Gillis ...............,. 87 Bob Hambly ........ Sanadee 98 | CLASS IV Fred Younker .......... ORO bo ge. Serie * 88 eB Waeieiges asi.k. ce cecs 96| Stephen “MacLaine “77. ... 83 C. FE. MacLennan ...... a a RR ee 83 PN AM ed owes p cdcaite 96| Wilfred Hughes ............. 80 Pat Landrigan ........... .-. 9}Gordon Ranahan ............ 380 Roy Vessey ..... sasooscpece 9 | Richard Brown .;.......... 80 D. O. Clark ..,.. seccoccccess 06) Dem: Stovensom ..,........... 80) 2a, OUIBG |; cccncccsenss 00; Cece Tayler: ...;........ ‘Sie Carl MacDonald ............ O64; Birt Patersom ...:...2..2... 80 Alfred MacDonald ...:..... 98| Bob Patterson .............. 80 Pye (Special ei ghes bial ~ 80) ( seen* Dodgers Beat — [Andrew Arsenauk ) z SOR TOTtOe «nc checese on Braves 5-3 Don Macinnis ............. 80 BIG MILWAUKEE ‘AP) — Two The-South ndraragthl long® home runs by Gil Hodges and valued for its plumes, is fully
another by Don Demeter in a battle of homer’ powered the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 5-3 victory over the Milwaukee Braves Mon- day night.
Eddie Mathews and Joe Adcock homered for Milwaukee.
The contest was the first of a
oe three-game series and dropped
CHAMP SHOWS CONCERN.
Heavyweight champion Floyd - Patterson bends over prostrate Brian London after. the british
challanger was eounted out in Friday night. the llth round of a scheduleld igh 15-round heavyweight title bout
Five Teams Will Make Up Prince Co. Softball Loop—
The Prince County softball
ma at the CPRW
lowing chosen:
newly the matter of electing. a presi- dent for the 1959 season was left
teams.of last year
this year, and the fol-1. representatives were Tyne Valley-Rev. M. J. Findley, and Elmer Gorrill; Cape Traverse—Ray Barrett and Wen- dell MacFadyen; Legion—George Chappell and Bill Stull; Last
until the next meeting which will, Ontario softball rules, and rule
-Jeague was reorganized last night at CJRW on Monday | books are to be obtained as soon | ae Se | casement. sill play
will ticipating. __
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(AP Wirephote)
Milwaukee from first to third place in the National League pen-
nant race.
The victory boosted Johnny Podres record for the young cam- paign to 3-2 and handed Milwau- kee --hurler Warren Spahn his third loss against as. many vic- tories. Spahn was lifted for a pinchhitter in the ninth and Art Fowler was sent in for Podres to hold the Braves.
Mathews’ homer was his ninth|~
of the year-and gave him the ma- jor league lead for. round trip swats.
“nahn was trying for this 250th
Vicuwry . “* eareer.
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Yogi Berra’s Mother Dies.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Mrs. Paul- ine Berra, 63-year-old mother of New York Yankees catcher Yogi Berra, died Monday in hospital. She had been il! with diabetes for several years. Recently she had a second leg amputation. _The
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sae ' ahaaemelce Coe 8 me ear’s Pontiacs Los Angeles. 13 9 Studies Delay pot operate under a different Milwaukee 10 7 name this year-Dick Crozier and Clastennth n° 99 5 Eustace Reeves. Pittsburgh 9 An i was received : Honeymoon |, setcoton was ssc Chcnge in this | , and i was accept- | Philadelphia MELBOURNE (AP) — Austral- ed. The will operate under | | St. Louis fe’s Herb Elliott, the world’s - — American League fastést miler, is in such a hurry e WwW L Pet. GBL he will not take his 20-year-old Ranger 4 Tr ip Cleveland 722 - bride on a honeymoon. ia eo Chicago 575 Mr. “a. Mrs. Herb Elliott, Baltimore .57$ were married in Perth on Satur- Bruins 6-2 Kansas City Gay, atrived here Monday and Washington 5 Herb said: “T don’t know when PARIS (CP) — New York | Boston -, the honeymoon will be. I've got| Rangers defeated Boston Bruins | New York 368 to study. I’m going back the | 6-2 Monday night in the fifth| Detroit wniversity tag game of the European exhibition International League Elliott ig taking a science/tour between the two National gourse at Melbourne 'niversity | Hockey League clubs. Miami A before entering Cambridge Uni-| About 700 .persons saw the | Toronto 556 versity next year, and his big-| game at the rink of the French | Richmond 556 gest bugbear is cramming a five-|Ice Skating Federation in subur- | Columbus 500 year Latin course into a few|ban Boulogne. players said | Montreal 10 10 500 months. He is studying from 7\the rink is longer and much | Buffalo 1 10 500 a.m, tii midnight daily to pass|wider than those they are used | Rochester ® 10 474 his exams. to playing on. Havana 7 4 333
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other had been taken off a few years ago, the funeral home said.
Berra flew here from Detroit and will be lost to his American panane team until next weekend.
‘Kid’ Howare
HALIFAX —/CP)— Conadisa | lightweight boxing king Richard |
(Kid): Howard of Halifax sets ihis sights oor crack at} ager the British
grown at about 18 months of age.
Race Predictions Are Perfect
NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) — A bank vault was opened Monday and Dr. Spencer Throton’s Ken- tucky Derby choices — placed there Thursday—were disclosed.
They showed Tomy Lee the
Sword Dancer with First Landing third—just as they finished at Churchill Downs Saturday.
The 20 - year - old surgeon has specialized in the study of ex- tra-sensory perception.
Pirates Shade ‘Baby Bears 2-1
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Pirates drove Bob An- derson from the mound with a two-run eighth inning outbreak Monday night and- took over fifth phace in the National League with @ 21 victory over the Chicago Cubs.
Groat, started Anderson's
n he opened the Pir- ate with a double. Ander- gon got next two batters out tut Rocky Nelson, pinch hitting for Kline, scored Groat on a single.
Roberto Clement drove -in the
downfa
ended Anderson’ hope of picking
winner in a photo finish with| -
winning run with a single and)
up his fourth straight viitory of the season. The loss was his first.
main event at the Porum here to- fo ped
night. Al Backman, New York man-
night ‘Tuesday’ when he meets / career.
Irish Tommy Nethercott of New York, a tough youngster plans of his own.
with | if we can stop Howard,’ | bout would go the distance.
“We're on our way to the top Back- man said. He said he thought the
of Nethercott; said his| pire crown to-| fighter is in the best shape of his! his 1959 debut, will tip the scales
Heavyweight Patterson retained his title with
Giants Edge Redlegs 6-5
CINCINNATI (AP)—The San Francisco Giants edged into the National ‘League's first place Monday night, getting past the Cincinnati Redlegs, 65, with a ninth inning rally. The Giants now are .009 percentage points
ahead of the Los Angeles Dodgers who won from Milwaukee.
Cincinnati blew an early one-
run lead in the ninth when the
Giants finally caught up with Reds ace, Bob Purkey, for four runs. The big blow was Jim Dav- enport’s basesdoaded double.
Reliefer Gordon Jones collectéd the victory, but i took =e ander San- ford to preserve it in the~ni
Champion Floyd) |
PATTERSON SCORES KAYO
Sequence camera shows how a knockout of Challenger Brian , the British challenger te canvas. ) signals the kaye after counting
BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
Chicago 000 000 100-1 8B 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 02x—% 6, 0 Anderson, Elston (8) and 8. Taylor; Kline, Face (9) and Bur- gess, Foiles (9). W: Kline. L:
‘|Anderson. HR: Chi-Marshal (1). Los Angeles 000 101 210— 8 8° 1, Milwaukee 002 000 010—3 18 0
Podres, Fowler (9) and Pigna- Spahn and Crandall. W: | LA-Hodges 2 (3),| Demeter (7) Mil - ee (9),
tano;
Podres. HRs:
Adcock ,(2).
“Squares Off Against N.Y. Lad Tonight.
“Tommy has never been. stop- Backman said,” and I
don’ t think Howard can do it.”
The Canadian champ, making
at 137. Nethercott, 24, will prob- ably weigh in at 133 or 134. He will have almost a_ two-inch height advantage eof the five- foot-one Howard.
Official weigh-in is scheduled | for the Forum at noon today. Promoter Clary Harris indi-
cated Howard would probably | demand a rematch with British | champion Willie Towell of South Africa if, he beats Nethercott. Howard lost | a unanimous decision to el
Empire — lightweight
in Johannesburg in 1956.
London in the llth round jlast/Bottom: Referee Frank Sikora Friday. Top: Patterson batters! waves Patterson away and then / ten over London, (AP Wirephoto)
nounced Monday that Art Wall, Jr., win enr ofhtreereettcMnsas
Art Wall Enters Jr., winner of the recent Masters” tournament at Augusta,.Ga., has
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