Attend. ,, ii  
     
     Queen-3s ; Plate” Trials u. .5 
     
     Calllillsls Defeat 
     
    
   
   
    
     Officials Pay Tribute 
     
     To Johnny Dutchak 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..::"'..':l:;"":.:;'::":..:z'1: Athletic Union 
     
    
   
   
    
     ceived last night from Dr. F. C 
     
    
   
   
    
     Saturday at this year's orig: of can- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       Dei ales Meei -an-W un--v--w. , -W... Al Silalx";12.5 . 
     
     for the rich Queen's Plate. is . , , 
     
     l:l1ll':t'l'lgie?lanac:e.s?ha'ndBllllIles T?:lol:::' j . u my ” '9" 1"" nun ' hm. u . ' .' ”''T l 
     
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     smfp.Y,'f;  ;g;';g.'”-;'.m:,';'”:: lull: orlfncllcznof tngceflmlzflc Un- e of Me   visions owins to the lust snttrli-Ii gill ' ' g  
     
     ngy hem” and on hem" of the ion of Canada met here Saturday 0131- '-l'h0YWGf0.0Vll'ihO Ill-fl-lllhhl Rennie Stanley pitched an M 
     
     mud to discuss track and field, boxing   distance compared with tho I 14- nine innings for the W 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Islanders Hockey, Club," mu” pl". mu” um an 
     
    
   
   
    
     and other amateur sports in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     . .. 4.-.a.7-x-'.w:'.2;-. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dr. Dougan. "Johnny was a great 
     
     hockey player, a grand fellow and 
     
     a good pilot. It was with deep 
     
     regret that I learned of his un- 
     
     timely death." 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Johnny Dutchak wps one of 
     
     the finest fellows that I ever 
     
     had the pleasure of working with 
     
     during my hockey career." stated 
     
     coach Leo Larnoureux. 
     
    

    
     til-lis defensive playing, will to 
     
     win and fighting spirit were of 
     
     inestimable value to'the Islanders 
     
     Club during the past two sea- 
     
     sons. His untimely passing will 
     
     he a great personal loss both to 
     
     myself and countless others. To 
     
     his family I extend my heartfelt 
     
     sympathy." ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Words at this time can not be 
     
     put together accurately to show 
     
     the feeling of the shocking aud- 
     
     denness of Johnny Dutchak's 
     
     death." stated Bill Brown. 
     
    

    
     "Arrlving here two years ago 
     
     Johnny became an Islander not 
     
     only at play but an Islander at 
     
     heart. He was always eager and 
     
     willing to help either on or off 
     
     the ice whenever and wherever 
     
     he was needed. A great competi- 
     
     tor his will to win was of in- 
     
     calculable value to his team. His 
     
     pleasantneu won him many 
     
     friends. his playing won him lol- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Marltilnes. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hugh Noble. director of physical 
     
    
   
   
    
     education and recreation for Nova 
     
     scotia. acted as chairman. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Maritime track and field 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Veteran Sets lleaord 
     
     (in Motor Speedway 
     
    
   
   
    
     INDIANAPOLIC. May 18-(AP) 
     
    
   
   
    
     -Andy Linden. 29. veteran Los 
     
     Angeles race driver, set 5 10- 
     
     mile qualifying speed record of 
     
    
   
   
    
     137.002 miles an hour at the In- 
     
     disnapolis Motor Speedway Satur- 
     
     day. 
     
    
   
   
    
     It topped the 10-mile record of 
     
    
   
   
    
     136.872 set last year by Walt 
     
     Faulkner. But Faulkner's last lap 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     championships will be held in char-l 
     
     lottetown on Labor Day. spokes- 
     
     men for the P.E.I..branch said 
     
     that amateur athletics on the Is- 
     
     land were definitely on the up- 
     
     swing and present plans were to 
     
     hold I track meet every two weeks. 
     
     He said New Brunswick and Nova 
     
     Bcotia athletes were welcome to at- 
     
     tend. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     The Maritime athletic world to- 
     
     day mourns the death of one of-its 
     
     greatest competi s, and we wish 
     
     to join with the rest of the athletic 
     
     fraternity in expressing our heart- 
     
     felt sorrow over the sudden death 
     
     of Johnny Dutchak, Islanders de- 
     
     fenseman for the past. two seasons, 
     
     Maritime Central Airways pilot. 
     
     and one of the finest men whom it 
     
     was ever our pleasure to meet. To 
     
     the surviving members of his fam- 
     
     ily we extend rvlriincere sympathy. 
     
    

    
     O C 
     
    
   
   
    
     It seems hard to believe that the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Isianders' sweater Number 3 for the 
     
     past two seasons. is gone. its hard 
     
     to believe for one reason because 
     
     we don't want to believe it. But be- 
     
     lieve it we must because death, 
     
     which some day will come to all of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Whether the clubs that operated in 
     
     the Maritime Major Hockey Lea- 
     
     gue last season will operate 
     
     other season in the big money 
     
     game is still a question. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Glace Bay and saint John advised 
     
     they are ready to operate, Halifax 
     
     expected to operate but wasn't sure 
     
     Charlottetown would have to wait 
     
     for a meeting of club officials be- 
     
     fore deciding. Monctcn would op- 
     
     erate only under a. modified setup 
     
     and Sydney wasn't interested. 
     
    
   
   
    
     took a financial beating in . 
     
     high priced loop last year were re- 
     
     presented. saint John phoned their 
     
     decision. 
     
    
   
   
    
     big rowbcned defenseman who wore the ahhl-"I1 sutherlns 01 the 1988119 
     
     scheduled 
     
     June 8. The meeting named Presi- 
     
     dent Judge J. Elliott 
     
     league's delegate to the special 
     
     meeting of the C.A.H.A. in Tor- 
     
     onto May 25. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hockey League is 
     
     Still Big Question 
     
    
   
   
    
     HALIFAX, May ll -(CP)- 
     
    
   
   
    
     an- 
     
    
   
   
    
     After a two-hour session today. 
     
    
   
   
    
     only five of the six clubs that 
     
     the 
     
    
   
   
    
     The meeting was s pellmlnary to 
     
     to be held in Plctou 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hudson the 
     
    
   
   
    
     by the recalling team or returned 
     
     to the major club unless he is pro- 
     
     moted to a high classification. And 
     
     finally, he will request 12 import! 
     
     for the Marltimes should the lea- 
     
     gue revert to Allan Cup hockey. 
     
    

    
     President Hudson told the meet- 
     
     ing that N.l-LL. president clar- 
     
     ence Campbell believed Maritime 
     
     clubs should be able to gel. players 
     
     for about sloo a week and also 
     
     that three clubs in the 01165” 
     
     major league operaiatcd with a 
     
     weekly payroll of 52.200. 
     
    

    
     At the annual meeting in Pictou 
     
     next month, the delegates will vote 
     
     on the remission of unpaid fines. 
     
     a subject that caused much dis- 
     
     cuslon at the last meeting of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     circuit in March. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dr F.C. Dougan. Charlottetown 
     
     delegate suggested to the meeting 
     
     that local referees be used next 
     
     season. 
     
    

    
     "The league paid out 335.000 for 
     
     referees last. season," he said. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Much of this would be saved by 
     
     using our own referees instead of 
     
     importing. The difference could be 
     
    
   
   
    
     120 Milcs-Per-ilour 
     
    
   
   
    
     INDIANAPOLIS. May 10 -(AP) 
     
     Geofga Connor of Los Anreles 
     
     steered a wreck backward down 
     
     the home stretch of the Indiana- 
     
     polis Motor Speedway Saturday at 
     
     120 miles an hour, and poastb 
     
     saved dozens of lives. 
     
    

    
     Trying to qualify the federal en- 
     
     gineering special, Connor had 
     
     turned three laps at better than 
     
     136 miles an hour when his crank- 
     
     shaft broke, locking his rear wheels 
     
     and tearing his engine to chunks 
     
     of steel. 
     
    

    
     with both rear tires burned off, 
     
     the car made a half turn and the 
     
     momentum carried it backward to- 
     
     ward the crowded pits at two 
     
     miles a minute. Iconnor stayed 
     
     with the wheel and fought the car 
     
     past the pits, into the infield and 
     
     incl: onto the southwest turn. His 
     
     slide measured 1.100 feet. 
     
    

    
     -'I'he hurtling wreck missed by 
     
     inches the Cummins diesel special 
     
     which broke the qualifying record 
     
     later on. 
     
    

    
     Mllchanlca said 0onnor'.s car 
     
     would be fixed in time for the race. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     performers 
     
     ofthe fancied choicu weren't up to 
     
    
   
   
    
     snuff 
     
     Ea even-money favorites in two 
     
     di g ans placed. well out of the 
     
     money-fifth in each case. lathe 
     
     other. l;.P. Taylor's Acsdisn. cc- 
     
     fsvorlte at 5-2 with our Omar, own- 
     
     ed by scotty Kennedy of Winnipeg, 
     
     showed class to win by three lengths 
     
     The crowd of around 20.000 on 
     
     jalad to open the spring meeting oi 
     
     the Ontario Jockey club at the 
     
     east-end Woodbine Track saw the 
     
     Taylor stable from iroronto taioa two 
     
     divisions. 
     
     Dress circle, sold last week by the 
     
     lndustriallshsportsman to his wife. 
     
     paid backers also in winning its 
     
     event. It went. to the post at 9-2 on 
     
     the tale board, got. away to a bad 
     
     start but caught up to the pack at 
     
     the turn and forged ahead on the 
     
     Itmishtutvny to win by about one- 
     
     half length over Allison Pass. a 35-1 
     
     shot owned by the Aimar stable of 
     
     Toronto. 
     
     sunnycresi, evln-money choice in 
     
     this race owed by Vince Sheridan of 
     
     Toronto, was fifth. Lucky Pass. an- 
     
     other 25-l shot. owned by Joe Belll 
     
     of Toronto. was third a d J.l'.'.1i'. 
     
     Bcsgram's liielan Laddle was 
     
     fourth. 
     
    
   
   
    
     favored Blue 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     losers. i 
     
    

    
     In addition to an outstanding 
     
     nhohlns. otanloy,illt a triple and . 
     
     double. Jackie Leoiair of the Cam 
     
     went four for five while John nu. 
     
     got two hits for the All Stars. Bop. 
     
     by build hit a homer with one on 
     
     in tlfb ninth for the All Stars. 
     
    

    
     This evening at five o'clock cm 
     
     Royals will meet the Cardinals in 
     
     is 0. 8.1.. game. 
     
    

    
     Linaaoore: 
     
    

    
     Cards  101 ll: 218-12 lo 2 
     
    

    
     All Stars OIO ltl I02-ll 6 4 
     
    

    
     Stanley and B. Gallant: Mac. 
     
     Quarrle. Maclieod (B). Dllllon up, 
     
     and toe. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Halifax Baseball 
     
     League Opens June 4 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     HALIFAX, May 13 -(op) .71.; 
     
     Halifax and District Baseball Lea- 
     
     gue will officisliy get underway 
     
     June 4 with games in Stalls;-fun 
     
     home of the defending champions, 
     
     and Tl-urc. 
     
    

    
     Dartmouth Arrows. who already 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
          
     
        
     
           
     
         
     
       
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     1 h h d d M, at 138.122 still stood as the 2 . t d At that meeting, Judge Hudson paid into a fund in the event that 
     
     g::." W "ever 0 Mme g2-mile speed record. The best 3:9 i';'I,'f.j:: 5833:: to Johnny 0" will ask, on behalf of the MI M.l-I. teams found the. going as tough as   1h”-scalp: l;;gl'liall)rs ll(n camninclurl. 
     
     "Johnny Dutcmk Wm Ion, be nden did in his supercharged L. that no professional club be it was last year.' . tn! 0 0 -0 cc or. will opgn 
     
     remembered by Islanders hockey M'”C'9 Power SPECIII !0d5Y W” Most of us. ilne'w Johnny for permitted torecall any major pltIy- Delegates included: Don Oillls. .......   of h'u”:59" ''m'' '3” M51011! in 
     
     fans for his great playing heart. 137-111 ,.,m,wm, 1,” man. two yem 0, er after Jan. 16 and that no maior Glace Bay: John Merchant. Steve NATIONAL LEAGUE 5” '" ”" "”' mm” 0"P"ah 
     
     by his team-mates for his play- Linden W” n" "ma drlv" to his 28-year-old life We knew mm club he allowed to release a player MacDonald. Sydney: Dr. F.C. W 1. Pet. 3 Wm pmvme me ”PW51””" ft" 
     
     m ,p,,,,. by m, M , m,,,,,. qualify for the 500-mile Memorial "M H y rmdgmdm smkhmdg after that date for the purpose of nougan. Bill Brown, Charlottetown; Brooklyn -1 .131   TWO 395"”!- 
     
     uhhnny M, "M to . gnaw. Day race on the optnlnk day of "mi delenuman who W, p gemng 3 replacement ac" Robyn. Dud James Mouton: New York 7 no ,1, I After a five-hour session. dele- 
     
     '”'3"'- '"'W"' ""' "mm"? ” "" '""' mm ough to rate an All scans Wlmclm He will also recommend that if Jim Mnooonald, Haliiflx: Maj. -r. Chicago .. la .55: 41-. 3"” W "'9 la!” meetlnlz 10- 
     
     Iz may seem. Let us all pray that on the 3, F0", te T” 9? ” a pro club recalls a player from 3. Rogers and c. Roy MacDonald. Cincinnati is .536 5 BALTIMORE. May 18 -mp)- day ”"'”Y -PPWVM the schedule. 
     
     he may rest in peace." , 3 '''m w” 3"” the league, that the player he used St. Louis . 16 .483 6!; The favored Blue Man zoomed Th” "h9d'”” 1”'0Vld" M 95 
     
     .Seaiile Wins :f:-..2"..::":..."':'..:a.:."sf.la:     mm   rm  mm 55””  0"” CW 33 hm  
     
     "Johnny Dutchak was one o J . . Boston  15 .423 8 d'sy with a brilliant burst of speed "'''y' 
     
     m mm, xrlemm. mm mm ice we knew him as the sincere. B  D d M Pittsburgh  5 25 .137 to and bounced pom, Wm, Jockey - 
     
     captain Wes Trainer. "1 could not l c”"5cl”"'l”"5 "'3 M935"-' mm"  yn O   AMEHCAN LEAGUE Conn Mocreary to capture the 
     
     ask for a better teammate or a   in” he w"' W L Pct. GB .11 , 
     
     hetterrl fellowthon or offmthe ice,. j Johnny ,bo, , t  n 0  P   N I Cleveland”.  ll .g45 ucoaagepggtmfu sum” " mm    
     
     To I mo er, sep-a er an SAN FRANCISCO MW lb was rn ou n l':dmon- . . as ng n 12 . 'll. 2': The gulp mg M son of mu 
     
     brothers I extend my sincere y ' - ton. Alberta. where his mother. Boston  13 .552 :1 g P y '3 
     
     symltIthv-” ii.”3-SE73i?.f&'"E3Ei.S1"i3.;"3.'2 ;f,f;;;l:”hf""';f u;mer-- scan and After srictor Over Cubs ggwmfgk gg -ggg 3 EJXE? i.?””i”.?i.'f.. v”vY iJ35?.”'3i Mt" 25 V937 I-aim 
     
     game of the season, combing 9 ' ' V" "Mn" hmtllefr i y ' ' Eye, N.lV. thus atoned for'hls 
     
     reliefer Bob Muncrief for four "”'- '3 3 "mt with Trina Canada OM95”. .. ” 5” 5 ihi d l 'l th t -"-' 
     
       Ilnlkel and four runs in the -””"'"- 39 Played Junior hock-.v ---e Qt, H, :3 -"3 5” ml wgelrcuesgo. e Km my D"'” ounces. May is -'-(GP)-After 
     
     19", inning ., deg", gm 1.-,,,,,. with the Edmonton Maple Leafs . (,auocl.csa 1:.-cu ' 9 -35 11 Th y an interruption of 25 years, a.la. 
     
     . ) e Preakness is one third of 
     
     F  clsco 51, before he enlisted in the n.c.s.r. Brooklyn Dodgers literally  B  S INTERNATIONAL Luau mmgw, mm, cm," Banks of Truro. N-3-. will he find- 
     
     ea  sum, 1.,n.mme, wm Jud. in 1942. The next three years he "walked" into first place in the w I PC. 363 In romping under the win by lllted from the Ontario Agricultul-. 
     
     'nlch act this ltllgaih (hl:.ha lingleh, gloat 1? ttlhe Sir Fgrce as ll pilot. National League Saturday as they ..... Montreal 16 638' 3 1,, mm-ma to WI" 0;," Max al Collreg; zuludtg iwlth the do- 
     
     , .o open e l. a c er o g as one at ummerstde for defeated Chicago Cubs 7-2. ' ' 1.; mm I Bree 0 so eor i e ac encs of 
     
     ,   Wilson walked and outfielder Al a short. time. The victory enabled the Brooks sa-ruanal T9”""” ” -5” i ' ""” '”""””' 3"” ”" '''" Agriculture. He is believed the old- 
     
     ; , . , Syracuse 14 .533 5 stoned in a measure for some of 
     
     ' in hycoknls Thllgg asltgle xloaied Klein: flat ihdc end to ihelwar Johnny 3; licreak their; detadlock wlith Itlrelw NVUONAL LEAGUE, Emma H 15 .516 5,6 me mmgl done to m um” by oat grsdtlilaiingustudent in the his. 
     
     WAS (WON, M ikmy) '. -ac oc y - re urneg to Edmon on to com- 01" ,01' 9 09 P9” - W ' r Roch be . 15 .500 6 ih t W170 9 C0 BIG- 
     
     .- HINIO ilny Assocla. nick. sinxle scored Judnich,and Dlete his senior matriculation and Glen" doublehml" W" PM” at. Louis  on on ooo-5 6 ll 5 rlesleld id - 3 gm com" me” in 1m' i ML Blake. Ihout 50. enrolled at 
     
     The Nat nal Box 3 W” h A 1 W, , P not .48! 8.5 For. in winning the 76th edition 
     
     tion Saturday announced 'lilans ! ”x”"' ,5 "amp "' ”""' ”" in” mm M had Plan! of be- bllrih W" "med 0'-'5 A "V1" bl" Boston . .. olo 000 300-4 8 1 Ottawa .. 20 .376 lo of this classic before a u" ewe" m 1'” nu wmpmu 
     
     m y tum Imam to produce an no ed if two more. coming an optometrist. His bro- between Clhehlmll "N 305W" cmmbm, Bl-azle (1) and D. nammore , no 333 u aowd 0, 39.345 he "madly mmhg years of studies. Before he 
     
    
   
   
    
     Seattle's Paul Calvert and San iher Joe turned out with the Ed. also was postponed because of Rice; wuwnl Jon” (7, and wmlxmnh Jhtteau mu mum 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
         
     
         
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     "' terlm" world featherwelzllt . . , a l gl, 1 
     
     rlinampion until titieholder Sandy F”'"”'"'" 5” 39"" ”"""-'" "'”'""' FM" the first winter '""r-"ti SW1-0""'C"dl"'1' '49 Burris. ---r--------- :on",',?ec?,u,f,"n"3:"J”'  mm have wonhim a degree in 1926. no 
     
     j brilllontly through 12 innings. after the war and Johnn l s C11 the Phlladelllhll Phil! 4'3 ill 3 -' s ' a 
     
     Mad!" l' ”l'a”d from me Bob Muncriei look over for Bev- invited io come along. The .:Ioul:lg- the only other National League ghlugn k """ "    g B'''"'''”" ---- -- 0” 302 0”-10" . 5115 F1065. second to Hill call in nut"-u Wale mt "upmt 
     
     arglgz N' 3' At urd in I nan;  llnnblllsedlmltvashliirlllaceydeag; lellaclsllfgcldlild vsvlxwglllcclgpollvillfolp 'aBnlf)'oklyn collected only four gignlg? 1'-g6n3r:t ”l:v'E(:e-llYK(7l BuS't'l.l!:   inlet: ll:l.tllI)leKrbn)t';wl: 12963:: zlilslfllfiillii I'll: Dffgngnzngrxracuxzzg.fgguaglz: 
     
     ment an ellminat on toulnamen . ' ' L an amesa, we : en- gum, Mcmhnd (4, Mmqowe bt ' pg , 
     
     W" deddif "9"" d'"""' 9”" ”' Jim Dav" In the lam 2"c7.i'3.l"i'.5'.. Igoallleaildnfrgiimikrs  nllatzlemzllf:  wpnwalk: ,';ff,'K.',espmlill .'(L.2niel'lYlllil)eln1:leg'l1' s Wand C'e""m' ' ectslxlntthgleglmllasllcvevhipped aluc mu m. mi 
     
     the execu ve an ra ng com- J h h” b t su . . econ : swords , both m can on t spr and now we 
     
     mlttees of the association. :1" ii '"'y ""ce"""”'d 0" "09 ""1 M” ” '9” Cl (9) BN1 Welifumi YV3" 19)- Baltimore . 000 loo l-2 0 0 P” n 9 Derby ""1 are Just keeping our fingers cross- 
     
     The plan calls for Saddler to   eY- . . . I In the nmerican League. eve- p"m,u"h ooo.”5.1..7 9 . ammo g  W. 0”" D 4 2 aknezs. . ' ed... 
     
     meet the interim champion when F land Indians remained 2 1-2 lo: ooo oox-12 ll 0 Amp. and Tabacheck; mu... W" W'"”: M 59"” 0'19 Jack. sr. now 48, who won the 
     
     Saddler is released from the S "W" Edmonton he moved to same! ahead 01' Wlihihiwn by Line. Ln me (2). Cnrlsen (7). and Mordarski. Gwmi ”"""h" "" "1 Chum Hmn Diamond scans in mo, isn't too 
     
     "my. sandy Wu "canny wcemy askatoon where he played for splitting a doubleheader with mu Gnx-ggjola; wwe mg cgmp. Fm" , managed to take third. while still pggunum wont, mg young”; .1. 
     
     'd ""' ””;"y 'gVlc: ”"'u'"' H? vlYo ' r:'Y" lgran-(rAu:) liliel-2:: lt":.'."u"'. lllllahyetllll-' ilciilfftfllii hdhlalalr :fmgl:muw:l3:m5lt:ln cl:.nc1ennn..'gl no 301 191 1 14 Q ennui:  0” on ".4 I : :::lt(h;l'll1l9l("ioug"0HI1,I1e;ltI oulmlli"  lull H wuune llnm the 
     
     was put nto e eep eeze y c gs ve eran s nce - the V H H M 3' ' ---- -- T lloches r .. 00801100:-510 0 m9- 1" 3 B 0 iv 0 month-HUI Chill 
     
     the N. B. A. and the New York her of the Millrose Athletic A.sso- I Ch” 1” e "V" -nd then cnlfo. The Indian: lost-the - Philadelphia .. ool ooo ozo-3 1 s Kgegnn mm plumbo; mhn mu dismal eighth. date-to see how young Jack pro- 
     
     States Athletic Commission. elation of New York, today won 1350 If ”"""W" '" "W W1 "1 3-0 but W011 the 5900114 INN 3'9- H1119? Ind HOWE": 1"0X- R-ldzlh Bucha. greases before entering him in the 
     
     The Association's elimination the gnnugl yank," Maugham r 0' the past two years he The senators downed Ohicazo 2-1 (4). Church (5) Kcnstanty (8) swamp; pmnond am”. July 3.5. 
     
     tournament will be co-ordlnated Paul Collins of Wolfvllle. N.s.. "" M" ”" '” ”” b?” d””””” W '9” ""5 "'3'""P 54- . "id 109'” Sn-cu-o . In 000 MA! I 1 Guest started rowing at the use 
     
     -with ah. British Boxing Board of running undu the color. of ch. '""' "' "” M"'”'""- -Win"? New York Yankees also split I nociiemr on 000 00-1 5 1 II   of so when he was a mere six- 
     
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     od t a ay amec on o rance 233;;-L H.” Gordon d "1 R I F ' - 30,1,-m , on 15430010.; 3 Q 0 onion an um ; Coilum Q as I I y I e no es. 
     
     and Roy Ankara of the African D.,,g,,, who won ,,,,,o,,,,m W, emk "' '-'" "5 '"" Boston Red 501 downed Dem” so Louis coo ooo en-: 1 1 and Bucha.   I' pounds and victories. 
     
     Gold Coast meet for the EuI'0l1- yuf-5 .30 and was the mu mung. ' . . , Til?" 7-4 in I llhile lIl1lC- Pgfngll .nd- wmm-; an-veg, :-.:..:.- 
     
     can title. The winner would then , 1 to . Wlllle Rnmldell held the Mun” (9) d c t , AMEMCMV LEAGUE B k A. GLASGOW, Scotland - (CP) - 
     
     meet the "Champion of the Am- sggntghfgnbfeag wgnntre nuhfgggl n1;'yil;';l"'Hn:I"1:x 111'; &1a"g"”1: Brooks hltless until the fourth wumnnizn  :3. .,.”&,'3 g g nut,   DOCWN Med Vlflolll medlclhu 0" 
     
     rricas" as determined by the g ' when he lost his control and gave chnhnd yyyy W 4” H. o3,.9 1. ; gem." pueum m unluccguful 
     
     385 yard grind all by himself after month ago Johnny stated that he HIIINIBIDNI -- 001 001 000-2 1 1 --- 
     
     '”m""""" '"""'- M h taking the lead at the 21-mile might be retiring from hockey as ifgkmrllrllmliu Heb wmiedd '3"? ”0'""'- CWUOIFI (1). New Cleveland  ooeoosooo-o s l 'mnoN'ro May 1-1 .. (op; - WW9" '0 0"” him i” h””"”" 
     
     The wmmmlo" " t lei” mark. He enjoyed a mree-quu-l.eu- a player. His main interest lay in 1" a ll” the flu: M c all "m (3) '"d m""”5 u'"”" '"'d -shmil Ind Mtroth: Feller. Jack Guest. In-., one of the steam 5”" ml W” ””?”'””Y '"””"d 
     
     ""k""3 ”""'”W'”9"” "' ' P of-a-mile lead over Tom Jones of he! ing the kids he told us nd om ”"" i " """ "9"" Gromek (9) and If an. out aculle o multlrd - Ind1Hv0rk0d- 
     
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     ible to participate in the tourns- Phuampm and was "med m mo he "mm about- me ml mm zloldizeg: dzoive In the second on - New York It Detroit. ppd.. rain. Sggondg in two decades and considered the T" o 
     
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     1 . . F , Jones was timed in 2.42.2.2 and I eyfleld. He wanted to help the H, , 0 , d , d b, , , vean  osx-s a I the Olympic Games at I-Ialsinki. 
     
     Percy Bassett, Pennsy van a, ll . kid 1 Ch I t on e r is en o a on a sea IN-1-gnNA-noyAL LEAGUE zckuk ache") (7) d M . mnuud . 
     
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     Collins. Massachusetts; andl-lrank 111 14333-0 ;l:n;':rYn:';guy?: fggtnyrfyerze "III hll "I'll h" 01 the ""0" Hetkl, Bracho (2), Pahr (4), 3:"; .   .3 TM! fsgmwualmmgm go wmwunm Milan”; 
     
     Almont. of Vancouver, feather. Gerard Cole of St. Hyacinthc, . . . P Y - to score I-lodges with the fourth share (3) mm Anderggn; Mn. why". xhfdu (3). .nd.wm,eI.. em dinbumem y m punum 
     
     -weight champion of Cmd-- fl,",'l3,:nlfL',e.e'l.l.'.'.'.ll :33: otsflmh '”'"” w'" '” ”'”'" "'" Wl" llgll Th" W" "'” ""1 W mm” new and c. Thompson. y I a art, Trout cs). Llttlefielfl The big ll.-year-old-he's six Value 
     
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     Bennett told the Royal society of tender in the race today, failed to zeftho" '”de"hy ;Mc"h'V;;hn:l; a pair of runs in the sixth on I Hartley, Robinson (2) and um; ' mum "3 3'” go::;mo:l',': at 
     
     Aria here that the right use of make an appearance for the start blacked so many ionldabmed Wllk Ind Rub! Wllhlfl fl?" Drescher; Deal and laughs. N" yug ,. 3.1.34 7 . lmbed m'meduu cud” u 
     
     color in migflud "'9' l'lg9'lf' "l ""5 "" shots. They were slides which he  ”.'"'.:',f  5'3”:  :''f,'''I'”'' " 5:: m  : : 5h 10'"  I00!-4 I 0 oonsenltal malformation of on: 
     
     production In P0 "C" I09 Ch 5- 'w"r'”” ' -"m ge d ( qk uh g d '1 h'   . Iaopat an Plugng gm; of an 1 5 . , 
     
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     range," up said "with brighter ccl- I ,5". NW" ,0 he mum” M - I Sorlnslleltl 000 000 0 I New York an ass lei-I is s not the youngster who has lost. 
     
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     , ,x' .:.m:.-.--j-- NATIONAL umaug . game in the fourth for disputing ummu 9.. m '.g' .1 . 1 W13" 3"" '1' PW- 
     
     :, chic." It Broom,” y mm His will to win on the ice was . M" Ind urn" dmmon "Id adephia where he is g n-gun” 
     
     I l LOANS (1-2) vs Lou ((-0) '"”''''""l by t '""""- ""'""V cub coach-any Johnson was tow NATIONAL nsaoua ”' '" '”'' ' . " W ummth: 
     
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     at Don" It Phuwelphuyplu. beslda Johnny on the bench and Ge", Sm”, Mum. "" muona no as egg.-3 4 1 H l' and in workout he wrap a 
     
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