Roberts Unworried Over 
     
    
   
   
    
     Heavy Pitching Chores 
     
    
   
   
    
     By JOE REICHLER 
     
    
   
   
    
     BROOKLYN, (AP)-Just. how 
     
     lung, baseball men are wondering. 
     
     car). Robin Roberts continue the 
     
     murderous pitching pace cut out 
     
     for him by manager Steve O'Neill? 
     
    

    
     A majority of Roberts Philadel- 
     
     phia Phillies teammates thinks he 
     
     can keep it. up. This list. of course. 
     
     includes OlNeill. 
     
    

    
     One, however, who asked not to 
     
     be identified, commented: 
     
    

    
     ”Robbic is helping nobody pitch- 
     
     ing ('l'CT3 third day. He'll wind tip 
     
     with a sore arm. the club will be 
     
     minus it: start pitcher and we'll be 
     
     all be up the creek. Sure Robbie is 
     
    
   
   
    
     screwball. I lmuckier. a fork ball. 
     
     I'm just a fast. ball. change-up. 
     
     and curve man." 
     
    

    
     "For some strange reason. I pitch 
     
     better when I dont get too much 
     
     rest. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Iron-Man Schedule 
     
    
   
   
    
     Roberts has been following 
     
     iron-man schedule this season Sat- 
     
     urdayls was his fourth start in 10 
     
     days-and his eight in the first 2.4 
     
     days of the season. 
     
    

    
     At this rate, the 26-year-old Rob- 
     
     erts should pitch better than 400 
     
     innings. No National Leaguer has 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hill 
     
    
   
   
    
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     been able to do that in 45 yearsf 
     
     Robbie hit 330 innings last year. 
     
     a figure topped oni) by Burleizh. 
     
    
   
   
    
     a great. pitcher. But he's no iron 
     
     man, Why should he be able to do 
     
    
   
   
    
     mritctiiiti: that no pitcher has done. Grimes since the advent of the 
     
    

    
     tar -70 or 40 roars? He's not 8, lively ball in 1921 Grimes who howl 
     
    

    
     ')W'iiiiiP-" lmanziges in Toronto, hurled 331 
     
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     The scn-atinnnl riglitiiander smil- 
     
     nhen the question was put to 
     
    
   
   
    
     innings for Pittsburgh in 1928. ; 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fri Only three 20th century pitchers: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     (Canadian Prone) 
     
    

    
     Bulky Roy Campanella. who 
     
     would rather play baseball than 
     
     eat, had a week-end that was a 
     
     ball-playerls dream. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The solidly-built Brooklyn Cat-r 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHARLOT"-I:l5T-OWHN 4" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Roy Camp.an.e1la' Has 
     
     Outstanding Week-End, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Getting Four 
     
    
   
   
    
     Home Runs 
     
    
   
   
    
     rings to 
     
    
   
   
    
     12 runs in the i....T.6.Cl 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     take the Sunday liii 3. Al 
     
     Rosen paced the Tribe wt ll IWU 
     
     homers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lefty Bill Hoolt gave ihn Ti!- 
     
     era an 8-6 victory. his second 01 
     
     the aeason over the White Sox. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MAY 11, 1953 
     
    
   
   
    
     Softball Practice 
     
    
   
   
    
     The three newcomers to the 
     
     ranks of the City softball League 
     
     will hold practises this evening at 
     
     the Park. All work-outs will begin 
     
     at six o'clock and all players who 
     
     wish to lineup with these teams 
     
     'are Asked to be on hand. 
     
    

    
     The Junior Chamber of Com- 
     
     merce will practise on the Knights 
     
     of Columbus diamond and Jaycee 
     
     Bill Burden hopes for a big turn- 
     
     out of players. Canada Packers 
     
     and the Legion will workout on 
     
     the Old Diamond. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The Canadian middleweight 
     
     championship light between chal- 
     
     lenger Harry "Kid" Pnullon of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown and the titleholder 
     
     Yvon Durelle of Chaiham, N.B., 
     
     will be held in New Glargow on 
     
    
   
   
    
     Friday, June 19, it was announ- 
     
     ced last night. 
     
     Both fighters came to agree- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ment with New Glasgow boxing 
     
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     Chlcggo , 000020 000-2 3 0 
     
    

    
     Milwaukee  000 000 000-0 3 0 
     
     Rush and Atzwell; Wilson, Jolly 
     
     49) and Crandall. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     L-Wilson. 
     
     St. Loull 001 030 000-4 1 2 
     
     Clnclnnlll . . 000 02.0 000-2 2 2! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Haddix and D. Rice, Fusselman 
     
     (5); Podblelan. Nuxhall (5) 
     
     Smith (6) Nevel (9) and Sem- 
     
     lnick. 
     
    

    
     L-Podbielan. 
     
    

    
     International league 
     
     Toronto . 330 020 102-11 9 l 
     
     Buflllo .  000 010 200- 3 8 1 
     
     D. Johnson and Rodriguez; K. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Poulton-Durelle Fight C 
     
     Scheduled For June .19 
     
    
   
   
    
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     promoter: yesterday. .Sydney, N 
     
    
   
   
    
     S., and Fredericton, N, 134. My 
     
     ?1l;;)n.made bids to. obtain 1)" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Poulton has started the tram" 
     
     grind for the big fight. He mi 
     
     been doing road work each mo”; 
     
     in: for the past two week; And 
     
     will begin sparring aesglun, um 
     
     evening. . 
     
    

    
     He will work out during nu 
     
     early sessions with Austin Square- 
     
     brlggs of Charlottetown, and mm, 
     
     move to Halifax within the ne,.', 
     
     week or two in order to step up 
     
     the pace of his training and rmmq 
     
     himself into top condition. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Montreal Boxer- 
     
     Wins Decision 
     
    
   
   
    
     BANGOR. Me., (AP)-claudp 
     
     Fortin of Montreal Saturday won 
     
     an unanimous decision over mg. 
     
     gie Martini of Brooklyn in at 10. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     him as he was preparing to face! have been able to reach 400 in- h 1k ,1 r h ., - . h 
     
     'in- Dodtzors in the firset game of; nings in a season, iron man Joei As we. turn into another week we i;n:i'” gir':Ve9in"plh:"rwinl:";':g  in between. two Chimxo  Jglzl-Dfig; (1;:C;7:H)lln&9)  I((7:!:t -114.  7 
     
     :1 Iiitl-lliL'ili doubleheader Saturday.) MCGllllllil'. bit; Eri Walsh andi('-1” mink 0f "0 bomlr W” 0' get. twice in the Dodgers took two be” In whui? Hip) lgnrun ' 2,; Johnson ' Milwaukee . 010 2oo"1i)x:4"1 o 
     
     H3i)l)l.' Jack CilPShnu. Walsh's 4641 ting into the sports atinosplhere games gm of IN” ham Phng CEmlll;v;(:llhilIn:le.I-:.'ibl:'n(gL”;:;v Haddix  .  ' sprlnhldd 600010 000-1 3 0 Knppsleim Kelly an and MCCHL 
     
     tnn (Vmtinue. All Season ninln.z in I908 stand as the all-l than by lllY1l1ll5l"l?mpl";t afieeasigegz adelphia Plnllies Io unseat the gave St. Louis at 4.3 Vi(.im.), M." . Blmmon 100 000 olxgz 5 0 ough; Liddle and cooper. 1,. 
     
     crime mark. He won 40 games thattlllg ROCKY Malimll” ” .1 phns in ms; place in the Na. C. i I. samrdm. ..M1e Bob Long Ind Meek. sanmrd and Kljppgteln. 
     
     -4 t . . . i world heavywcigiil championship by . U10 ""5 l - . .   ' 
     
     I hen.” I M." K” hlong this 5e'”m" .. , I walcou during ””"5” Leam” Rush threw a three-vlulter at M1l- Lonnett. 
     
     may for the remainder of the sea-lg How nianv years does Robrrtsl '"hu.nmz Jena itiev . i Frldnv Camp's two-run homer in the wmmee as we Cubs blanked the . noghggtu 000 100 000.1 5 1 International League 
     
     awn." he said. "I (eel I can do the tlnnk he can go aiming at thlsl their title i1f.'ilt.lll.R-Loflglllllg bemk ninth g..w- the D0dZ9F5 H 7'6 Vi” Braves 2-U.   SYHWSC 010 449 W1-9 12 2 Firs” - 
     
     . .x'n more (good by plltthiirlz every sirmigili-rapping pm-r? .'”lV3h"gI”””"I ix:1l?I?m(:N,k)lillt the . lory Over RON" Roberts. an Old Bur. on Siintiny tho Rctis made Condrick, Kreigetr (4) Ciola (5) Springfield . .021 020 101-4: l.'. 
     
     'lv..rd and ltillitlil day than D) unik- "Id rather hate lzvr teal tint-. llldl .'lnitir:inf) T MW fight haslBrookl)n HPTIi99i5r 1". ll)? 099"” the most of two homcrs by Andy Melliere 17) and Ram), Kahn Baltimore 100 002 000-3 4 I 
     
     mg nn('P Prrrv ilrr days, srason. on l)Plll'l3lli-Willllillff clubs p”ifpyll)':j'3 ff"! Y 2 M Wm bent a rlzi,v-night twin bill Saturday. Seminirk ,,, mm mm first game -I-wn Charlonewwn High Schogl I7): Williams and Drescher. Hartic and Burbrink, Lakcmnn 
     
     "P tchin: nrrry third day li.1.:n'f than pitch in or even 20 years mil MW)”, imgn HEW Vlgmn Blockfllhc rwki two four-haggers rnyne 4.2 and not their first twn runs basketball mama defeated team; L-Condrlclr. (2); posgehl, Rozenskl rgh Hunk 
     
     lwthererl me a hit Marhe it's be-l also-runs." he said, ”I don't likeilgoktngmmhlce h,li;:.(V W, out .0; i" ” '”i"" call” ” C”” Sm" without, benefit of a hit as they (mm summerside High It the RA Montreal 000100 010-2 4 0 batman (7) nnd Kluttz. L; pnssphlg 
     
     r2'i':e I throw Wl'l1 such a lnosel being with a fourth and fifth place? us PF a H; iai,m'l. me say. "mm ”” .”" Bum” dmv" 8'4 in 100k the 3ll9Ti1i”'” 5'2) C. A. F. court Saturday night. "19 O""” 100 003 o”Dl 9 1 HR! Sllrinilmfld. Wallaesa. 
     
     rasr motion. Maybe it": because fyt-lulu like the Phillies have been the imghiijaiil 3'11" l P the nflerpierf Rookie Don Litldie. a Brave Queen Squue boys Bouncing the Alexander. Fabtbro til) and second; 
     
     tlmrt liar any trtu-k stuff. like :1 past tim year. ;en 1 ' . . - I" 5”"d"”'” '""0"'"" R” 9”” southpaw. limited the Cubs in Summerslde hoopne” 4043' and Thompson; 1-frabscak and Wat- Sprjngfjcld  229 mm 0...; 7 J 
     
      " " W W W -- ' W "-m'--- --------s--. ,N.S.,., 4,0,, mm. ,,,m 1,8 .00, d,""'d.r .""99-""1 'W")".l" 'he1wo hits as he beat the Cubs 4-1 the girls of West Kent showing Englom , Baltimore . .103 330 x-1511 o 
     
     B If C H H lawful had on that one but we hlgm Tn;n1iall."':dw(.m:i: Sm  in his YM.l0T'lP;la51”" )V"d”h'"z tdhe; mastery over the Sum-Hi girls to CA '””md”' 0 Carr, Stablefeld (4), Tarabildn 
     
     is    . - 7 . ”' W '5 ' but all" U)” ”l'”5 "" W0" the tune of 17-6. "? (4) and Meekr Thom son G . 
     
     e  ldoni. think so. llalcott looked very gmilble 1" me third M the Dodg. SUNDAY - D . reen 
     
     9 Q lgood for 1'7 rounds when the two - 09”" 54- Mactauarrie and MacDonald led woo (3) and Lonnett. w; Green. 
     
     , " . ers won 5-0. At the same time he Ralph Kitten": hmne run gave h S H k nh 14 V . L, C H g S . 
     
     ' .'m”17”l Spplenlb” bi” ” milk was master-minding a six-hitter th Ir-t 2.0 ml 6' nver the t la Quee" qua” 3 M W , amerlt-an Lea ue Mm ' ' mm - RSI prmgmm 
     
     : 1 .1 b. R .k.. (0 Wm f . , .9 ".3 05," .g . POIMS Each. and gSImDS0f1 W15 t ' Wallaesn, Derucki: BBltinl(l,l'r. 
     
        , V311::C?llA:1llg)ligIl:;lilP-3T13: lfeaso" we,bi'l'ii:i”:il3i5l:(i?liR outburst boosted Sii;4i)iilsiiniiirfbiiiilcllii;ii)gSlyiipiiifyt liililli ?)iimd41iollJs11l;ni.mei'Isui: wnh Calif. nut: II-ferns. Lmmen and Pmmm. 
     
     - A m..n...-,.-,...,,,,..., . .- 1 lhmk ml” mhdl M7”Cia”0 puflch Campanellas league-leading home- H -, d 11 H-hand game 0 owe y e e 0 (ml & n - DE1l'0ll 002 150 000-8 8 0 "st: 
     
     . iwe e” d”””3 with "M CAHA" M” "9"'m':. "mm 50””".mi5 "me run total in 10 and his D800'm3k” i'()eFlnl1ill2SlC:iFl;;:S 6-if O:ikSunda.V 5?” icrytmtfif urhrixkiisee givxiii. Vfimo showed I Chlcuo 220 zoo 000-6 12 1 own" in   (aim-0 2 0 
     
     m. wg R. WHEA-IL!-Y i Dudley also said a resolution is this: ilalcott was in superb ing total of runs batted in to Magma pnchod R ,m.m,,hMer ,0 Lmellbpa. . . Hoe” and anus. Beardem Dop M;IrritCreeaMMMn72zaw) an:-ghailntl 
     
     Canadian Pms Staff Writer mm 9”” 0' ll"? 0”” bi”-lncms ””dl.””" ”” M” ”"?l3 he met 33 in 21 gmncs. Wm M and a pinch homer by Queen is um,FMaCQW.m H ish (5) and Lollar. 1.: Bearden. - A g "n .. 
     
     7 will come before the meetin to Maliclall” mid 11 11095111 SP6-m 1305- while the Dodgers gained their . an -v;.w- rim Giants q . ' . ' I-fR's: Detroit, Kuenn, Souchockt Lmma" "”d Thnmpsont 1" Km" 
     
     . W fl Bobbi liofm. p. 1 . 
     
     " dn awa with the I - ' lslblc that :1 man ii'alcott.'s years h H ,1 on gh. phn. Mi1.i . H ..., :MRCD0"Rld 14v M3CG0ml'” 5- V” cm” 0 Lou . I-ms: Montreal. Nelson. Thompson 
     
     NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. top. -. V 4 "WW" ”F'”- . - t ” 13"” " "9 ” ” who mlzlitt-it)  4 land” an 2 To..,14,,g it. an. , y 
     
     g . M El m 0 1. H SHL d U nonld iw uni:-, to get.batk in such . k B. V” took hm m" M . g . - A E - r . gecond. second. 
     
     'llw Canadian Amateur H0ckE.)' iM pill? M"? JEIRQ an -19 fitting shapc again. Marciano won r,n.uPc?,.on:am;k,a,,0 Cum '0 gmhl ' . . Sum-Hi-Johnson 2. Simpson 0.  t n' 0” Mo 0 om"... 000 000 g..z 4 .1 
     
     Asr.oc:ation and the Quebec Ama- 3” me . mar mzues are m in the thirteenth because Walcott's '-lid 1. .  . "1; ,;me mp. ' lliobson 5. MacKEI1Zie. Whalen. e "' - 0”z”' 5 ll '- Mammal 000 001 kl 5 1 
     
     teur Hockey Association came to this cm.eg"'y' They have been mm" reflpxglg suddenly mm min on mm Hm P 7'” ). -m1 '3 R h v . a   Total-13. Chin" ' "'0 100 0M-l0 10 2 Gohl and Watllngton Shantz 
     
     Wm mmol” h0n9Ym001l IDOE 5lm' mung m me Alexander Cup series" They should giro out much sooner St. Lama Cnuinila ab wtlo xiesrte Barbara Wran was out in front wmmv Matmwc (2)' Jordan (4)' (7)' Ludwick nnd Yelcn , I 
     
     d” with mutual intentions of end. Iittheimgjor ranking 15- done away 0” .F'.miiV "igm- sliziilciiedtlirtirxiiilnnii Ce RP3(lS ”:Stii1?lnx- A b 'eball lrrajstlcr for the In- I" wesi Kent with 8 p0im5' "id Foymck (sh lnd Gmn.)erg; Rogoi First: 
     
     I in: their divorce. 1'” h' ” 1.s.p05"ble ””'.e.w””1d be i ' ' f filler winning their Saturday ml , . .dai;m Abbie. M” be held on Marie Peters. who was knocked out 3” lmd R- w”””- 14- WlKht- Rmhest" 021 000 000.4 7 I 
     
     ,. The couple gm mgeth" for Wmetsome revision of competition in the M H. . .1 . r l elm. . r .. 4 ml. a few minutes when her head evcland  . 000 00 048-12 16 1 p 
     
     i3. actu t -1- U . T lAlla.n Cup series, in which all top-i ,. Rum”) mug H.” L minpmn g”9"""" , the Old D.amond tin. evening atltm the floor in the third quarter St. Louis .. . 000 030 000- 3 9 1 S-"”"5c . 000 220 0M"4 G I 
     
     V). R ' res. ag. reconciia on in or- ranking senior clubs formerly Comp. uill be a more confident fighter Now yprk Giants ionk ihrcelinn. M, baseball players in theli d H h me I E with 4 . Fen", Hoskms (7) and Timon. Deal, Cmnmn (7, nnd Rum 
     
     ' ""0 during the w”k'e"di The Wm” he 5”” 1”") ”" ml? W 0!" Of 70)" E3'"95 7'0") P'”5oi t t ' it cl to attend. e 19 0 e m i ' Markell and Drescher. L: Deal. 
     
      (Xl.I'I.A's annual meeting, opening pemt Friday against the cagey veteran rm,-Eh pin.” in remaining N340”-l ”iL”w erg wig wg Lineups: g 5m”v”Vf9lli- Vlghnf Ll?)'vrr'l'l: C011”: Second: 
     
      Monday. will form something of a ' " i  . from Camden, New . Jersey, It iimml League activity. rwut K9"t'Rq l”””l'"'k l- 3' g;mlM'1d osRg:e'n Rmuc;  nnchegfpr 000 004 (F4 7 it 
     
     ..l full bench court sitting in on the B b   ,should be a honey of R scrap right Tim ,Amzsr'ican League leaders    yllran ll, 1.. Smith 5, M. Jardlnc. . . 0! ins. svnmu 100 mm opz 4 1 
     
     ” estrangemont. case. l  a  Ingslfrom the opening br-ll because Wal- Siaiefi put as New York Yankees lS- Campb-911. TMH1-17- . gmnei k 000 on no-7 M 1 hnllm Crmmm (7) and Kuhn 
     
     Three things are necessary to EN -cott no doubt uill be going for an tnok iuo single names from Bos- , ' Slim-Hi-M. Peters 4, 5. Burns l, OW or - Dyck. Hartley (,7) and Robermm 
     
     bring about reinstatement of the Ammunlenue early knock-out. knowing that he ion Red Sox while Cleveland In-    ls. Woodside. M Doyle 1. Total-ti BMW" -. - V 011 010 010-4 10 1 W. mm. L. Dick, HR. Room. 
     
     gugpended Quebec bunch; 1 Ap- W L P” can't stand the pace for the full dinns stayed two percentage  r:'"":-:A Relynollui R”ch1 (5) "id S”' tenMi"k0w1c,h 
     
     pllcgtjnn for relnstatemeng; 2 con. Cleveland H 13 6 .684 distance with the younger and points ahead of them inking two n... p l Vetrglv)  K"(lld9'(8)(7t1-wg91' First. 
     
     sideq-ahiqn .11 this appucauon and N Y k ,, more powerful Mart-ii-mo who hasfrom St. Louis. The third-place COLUMBUS 0" (AP) .. F.re C” 9 - "me 3' - C 37' 1 000100 200.; 3 3 
     
     - ”' or - 15 7 -63- - v - - I - r - ' - tt (9) d Whit w- R h" T”""”' 
     
     mgslmpmz H mm I resomuon by Chicago H10 lmmlknocked out -38 lighter-5 lll his 43lClllCaE(0 Waite Sox rlainiednxv-3 mused by an Hecmcal mm” C”, so H d an HRg e. . aac i, Burial" 102 002 "P4 9 n 
     
     4,, (-AHA-5 n.mhm(,n mmmmee; Bosmn H m -524tpmfessinnal fights. Rocky's knock-;nut nf'ihr-ere from Detroit Tigers mm ramd through R newlygbum , Hg .. u son. 5. Boston. White. Vmsene Ha" smd H" Slum 
     
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     5: approval by thr general meetinki Washington 11 13 458t(,mL mpmge by H": .w" 15 3'7.a"d ih'5h'":i."" S"'."m” '"”".'k' stable at Beulah Park race track SATUIDAY '1' frr W, and Keller; rm-y' Kapuc,,.m 
     
     The QAHA was suspended last St. Louis 1912 .4.'.5iIm"?dS' H" Shmudm ”"i"”"' Th”-"d 0”. P.h'ladMp"'a Mhmms in suburban Grove City Sunday. ------p w”"m t M 0 g (1,. and K3”. w; Law; L; vm. 
     
     i February for ”defying" the CAHA Philadelphia 1013 .435i "gVPtage inn much 1,, 1,1115 roinllll ”"'”' "m" ”' " "W" . suffocating or fatally burning 18 tB,v The Canadian Preset '5 "5"" - ro ""0 olkal 0 sclle HRa' Buffalo Daughtrrr. 
     
     -! M Emmi A playing m,,,.tmca", Mypermn 5 19 Vzmly it ' . . i The Senators got. a two-hit joyb horses Valued at s52'0O0I Amerlcln Lulu, Philadelphia ...000 000 000-0. 1 0 chm-mung I-wsmmol - . 
     
     R mmor plawr. The CARA mg”... g p ifrom 'Walt. Maslerson to win -Ha? A stable box Jack Chapman. 26' 3;", york V 301 000 200.5 10 g Porterheld and .Grasso. Byrd Second: 
     
    

    
     : 1 mined the player was not properly; Na”"'"” ”"”" ll mm" mm" M h”'"" ” M” l"4"m 5 gm": 6'9 and Bab,-F'"m' of Luton, 111., was overcome by Boston ioo ooi 200-4 5 1 and Murray. Has. Washingtolh Toronto 050 000 0-0 1 n 
     
     tr.-trislm-1-ed froth the Ontario tng W L Pct. rw.'")”MH,m."'. Hm plum: "ml '19” liiPldVfn;llo:wk :1”:-1 "won!-H 'f."gf'.,s smoke as he attempted 10 "Sci" Bmdmeni Gmimmi H) Kilzava :onem.eld' vonmen Buffalo 001 000 x-l 5 I 
     
     the Qurbrr branch. The QAHA B”?”k”'” . ” 7 -557i .m H" "W P"u”""'h”" Di" m i '1 5 0,0 "l." W ”p.""" i some of the terrified horses. He l3' nnd B91'”- s”V9” UN MC' """'d' Hoguc and 0'N:-alt Weiss and 
     
     maimamm "V Mud Within 1”. Jm.,lPlnladelphia 13 7 ,(;50.Ir'll llphl lins he-en sol. New G1M.i()l1l3. J: smenih-inning single by kw mamed M 3 doctors omceg Dermott, We;-ic ti) Freeman (7) Washlhgton . 000 200 211-6 10 1,Emu" . 
     
    

    
     . m,.C,ion and rm,m,o,,s 0, ,,m.tMilwaukee 11 1 .e11iff"vd.'"”J1'”".l" ”' .-””'j”' ”l'”l:”d.”'” '";g:i "”b:”d.;"me”:uj"l"hlxj mam” Mm Gm" my and Kennedy :7) Kinder (9) and Philadelphia . 000000110-210 2' -WW g 
     
     r CARA itself bv issuing the certit- SV LW” - 10 ll -556 i ”".'"” i "r””"" f'Fm”'si Msl MS. PM "mm ' - om A ncighboring Jackson fought the whiter smbm "id Old”; M”””- Bisimpi 
     
     icntr. i N?” York 10 12 555 nmamm we 5mm" (.”d” nmsiijmik Jensm- "."d Jlm4Busby wimp. tiames and smoke for two hours w'Blackwe”' L'McDermO"' H” and A5"wm' L: Mam” HR'55i One of the world's largest -..- 
     
     lz , F V g W t 01- pmsbumh 9 H A09-be hhndcd tn liiP'KC'iv-.GlasgowlDeri up a 6-2 xlctory in the setonzl - - - . . A I g Hr: New York-Mantle. Washington, Busby. Jensen. p 1 in Island m the AW”. 
     
     Fl) - 1- turns)! H Of he QAHA f Um, . ,,mm0u,,.g (M. ,h,.”. M)...” Rnditvrnnp before bringing the fire under ton Washington M0 000 ,o,4 H 0 g land. B.ft - 
     
    

    
     ' lmved. Two weeks later it was madeycingiisatl 9  ':.:33iuillingness in gimp H”. mzim A1.l"iMi.Ik,.., Manna"! mm ),,,m,,,- of amt, Philndglphlg  090 300.4) 2 1 V H I Le covers 231.000 square miles, 
     
    

    
     i1'?"l'3l'31. C-”V”l"”liK -T” 1933”?-3 Clubs. 0 "94.ilmug). only ;. (ail-ly gnmll mint,-,.i1l.;; mgr... highlighted the Yanks' v---- Wm-"rows Mgslerson and G1-M50; Kglll)e1-. i I 0'” .'ue W-"'bfiLi;);1iAl'n;; 
     
     p I and rilarers within the Quebec .,,,,,,m,,,,,,,, hum line promoters probably see tho 6-4 victory over Boston Saturday. - Scheib ta) and Murray. Philndelphla  s 1 N0 ll": i 
     
     branch. ' ' W 1. rd, fmsslbility or drawing quilp ;. On Sunday the world champions I 0  L.xe11ngr, 3.-ookiyn ,  ooz 930 oox..5 5 1 ”” V. mo mb 
     
     Tl" W5"l”" "W 1” that the Rochester 7 5 5a'tl""mh”" "Y "ills from nutsitlnimnio from behind a 3-2 deficit. at I-frr: Washington-Grasro. Drews, Ridzik (G), Hansen (ll) MANILA' MP) M A”? A. H 
     
     l QAHA, in applying fnr reinstatfo Montreal .. g 6 '57i,l.-u-om snwh M ilrtlifnx anti the isftiw and or six Innings In nutsluc - 0 Detroit mm one 120-: '1 i and Burgess; Loea and Campan- i”'”” ll” M0” "”,d.”".  
     
     mrnt, must. in some way purge its Enualn g 5 '57lllnnd. the Sex 74.    chic”, ooo nmoo OZHZ 15 0 cum L. Draws. HR. Emoklyn Klltisola. Miss Unncisc (I1 ..'.r. 
     
     rnntcmupt nr lmve -the whole ques- Town.” 9 7 :563l V o o - I p i The Indians needed 10 innings ' g-by Houuemanv pE,.jckmn H, rand Ca anenal ' said Satui'di:..),'”h(;”ls5 rlgsgn 1;:;uim. 
     
     . a d must. . Y 
     
     ton still in the an and the breach gamma” 3 3 ml llhilr still ml the Sili)lI"t'i of In shade the Browns 3-2 Salim dbase Batts; Fornieles and Lollar. pm . " t r to nuance ms hmm. 
     
     - . ” .- - - ' . - - S n - - ' s ' ca 9 
     
     further nidenedp - Syracuse 7 3 p467 hokinz Ii simnlrl he pointed nu.rid.t.v but pounded out 10 hits and BOS'r1(l)N.F tggian Dfseitgismn Red L,1.;0utteman. Pmlbunh W0 M0 M04 3 Hnziggns He said his wife suggest 
     
     9'-""8" ”””-W -W""W""l"a Ottawa  6 a .429 "W W" Wrmmv Am-itwr Toll!-l-...e.-.-- - --...-- ml" Bl Y '”o . q ,1 HR Chlcrso-L011” New York ..... ..0400000x-411 o H 1 The W... married 
     
     get' 0'' the cans, said he reels Springfield 4 9 .3o8.Hainent is heinx: hold in n..nr..x. I g  g S-ox suffered a rib injury. -un Bf; Cleveland , . 000010 1001-3 13 3 mck,o,,' Lapalme (,3, mm G,m.l9,d Wk” 91- st Myondu, Mm. , 
     
     sure thr tliititullirs can be ironed. ---H---an this war slartnuz on the 28th or f)j3W"ll"1 "limb" f” P”""”” lihllep Wilmmale tnmt Piglsagu :3" St. Louis 000 010 0010-2 10 0 mom. Magma and wesrmmg L.l::)hmT9. is cizlmsmp y 
     
     it'll nntl 0l'i”T)'lil2ilf: willed. Sn doesl n , yllus nmnili. Sim-cg ivf;it-DonnlrLl4lhe latest t"lu.b to 10); lilerligglll: dl'8KKl11RIllllC1 tbmrly Om: gem Gfifclil.-'lbffl' Wt HOOD” '91 and Dickson. HR; New york, Mucnc,-'i ,. 4 .--.-L - 
     
     Mam” Chm. ., m,mm.m M they    uhn utm the Maritime hnnlnm. Is the .l,iinior”(.lilarrliderhT unit in an eioiim ti; tilevmre Ti-pton, Littlefleld, Blyrka (8) wmmma V 
     
     QAHA. luvlgltt r-lmmpionshin last year. "WV" V) W W' )0 9' )5 ariiu n: W 9 "1 - Paige t9) Cain tm) and Moss, 8 d.' '. 
     
     - e - ti -th' ' . It see s nl- T ll mild-mannered 0001! - 
     
     Q.S.ll.f. Question Mark S   ii-:1” p::sidhPl:,cn(ltll?:t hlgniiiiligraniijirlti.i)iir::t1? Pefliaieflviilnliriflt nine Telms Gookgirianmziitiii zfter umpire Jim (x,:V()gl'l:)r;)3;r'(9)'Ifcain. Pltlabllflll  -W0 000 101-2 9 1 
     
     ' hixr-r rnny enter the fights. M...?.;will hr ready to swim: into aclinp Duffy after complaining about the Nnmm, Lug.” New York . .. 010 001 001-3 9 0 
     
     ,.,,,. ml...” Hm, (.,,Mmm5 mm ..D. llonnili has horn trnininr: rnr sm.'nekl week when the umpirfs ('H'l call on a close. play in the fifth ring; Friend. Pollela (3) and Sillidlock. 
     
     ...,.. ,1 H. r , b BOSTON (APP-Joe R, d Imrnl urrks nmv, (loin: mml unlk1))l'rLV ha” Mr H” OPBHIHR games inning. Piersall restrained Good- 1-;,".d,,",M "H 003 omgs H 2 Heam. Hlller 19). and Yvais. VI. 
     
     Q” i ii ,'”. W” m” ' '1” Q" 9.9. 505.0,. ,eg;5.,.,,,d ' ' '2 9,” ”, nnd hoxing and will hr in tnnlnt the 1-eaxue. The League W5 man and his action in pulling Good- 5..,.,;.;,,. 012 190 102.1 1, 2 Hiller; L: Poliet. Hm: New York. 
     
     .f":ln :”prxv;:1I1h(i:1):,.;1LlrnP:,Egl:;.. Tglsofdneteigi over Frenc1.i,n;d:;?3w?i):;, i1I;,(;lcOr:.:isitann when tho lmtrnnnwnt ge"lsillnflPIiWF.V 0" M9.V 13- man to the dll80l"' 3i-3D3Nm”.V Roberts and Lopnta, Burgers Spencen Harman" 
     
     .. r . - . . ) t I .. g g4 Vvg - g 1 . 
     
     mmd suspension H50” in .hel1,ang1013 Wm, E spm decision mllll'I(lPru,4). l caused it minor strain of a rib .5), R09, Erskine .3) Hugh” First . 
     
     FAHV h" ket d'ub i t 1 ct) their 10-round bout Saturda ni hti . . ' ' cartilege. The aecond-baseman )5 (8) Wade 19) Ind Ckmfmncllkl st L""i'  Mo 101 oo0'2 " 0. 
     
     Kl "W3 -3:" dl t'L mmen'Af-?A1”'- Boston Garden R,,,d,,m,f.. 1”, t This l.I the evening that own expected to be able. to play again W-Wade. Cincinnati  . 210 001 10x-5 5 1: 
     
     t'"” '0 "'”o'.” mm ”"" Q ' d . i . cg" hnv in mp ..n viI")l)in in um”  e e 0 Tuesday. Hrs: Brooklvn-Robinson Camp. Chambers. Coiium (2), Clark :B),' 
     
     'tlvrV ,.M.g,m.,,,,, W,” made M th, e l6i .- and Langlms 160.  '. ' ” l e i ” ' . 
     
     ” . t . . l smmng M ,. "H04 I Y , llunmr hall should ho nut Al . --------------- anella. and Anderson. Raffensbcrrzcr and 
     
     mm” "mm "””."" ”5 ."””"' M0 , d .' "”".""WMrmnrlaI Pnrk nl 5.10 (or run) Second: Seminick. L: Chambers. Hm: st. 
     
     ll':Zil'S with professional bodies. if i ',"' mm m5 m”,r """."”'5 first pr;r('liCP of tho Junior moi n    . - Philadelphia . 100 223 000-3 13 ll Louis, Lowrey. Dunlap. ' 
     
     Illr QSI-ll. were .suspended. thei :(;n9..l'l(F2al:":1f:ll'gS&2g.nf1lli().l: mnvmc- .51 .1-M”. H”, M Ions, Six poslgl    3,-oomyn M0 001 020 g 9 2 second. l 
     
     can-. rnulrl have invoked terms at:  r ' M” "W he lions open on the iunior team Simmons and Burgess: Black St. Loni:  . ooo ooo no-2 or 1 
     
     . . lh had little defence for th B t i  ' l 
     
     ill" CAHAWICS HEICCHIEHL b.V W110 , ' " . 9 05.0!)-mm, ,,,,mM,.,. Tum Mm,1,-',”.1nm, is x . . Hughes (5) Podres (6) Labine Cinclnnatl 210 001 101-5 5 i 
     
     . . h liflllll accurate left labs rt tn ' '  s - T a . 
     
     ”l'" W" .1"””"5 l””'” ml" 3”) iv 1)” 3" - t "” 5 -"Plumping that he run .pm some n... i 3380" 0 y :6) Mllliken (8) and Campan- Chambers. Oolium t2) ciarkl 
     
     to rrrtngiim-. the Sll-pOll5l0Il.  5138) F-.J"S l0 the hriid. ;k,,.,.,,, .a1,.,,;, 1,, ml ,h,,5,. ...,(.m,,l "4" . I ella, til) and Anderson; Rafi-:ns'.)erg-l 
     
     Ann the 'pazu(I'g ,.55ignauon. the. Both Judges voted in Riiitioiie'sy(.i(.Fp If ,.nmmh in,(.n,s, is Shown; A Young City athlete, Loine tLa) V I -7- P  ' L,B1ackI H. and semrmck. i 
     
     pm hodms agreed to conunmg ,-cc.) favor by a single point. and rcfcreclg, 3, m,s5;h1,, Hm, ,, l,,,,gu,. mM.'Hennersey will leave today for lOfx'KER.. N. l-.. IC )7” nglless H”: Philadelphhhnamner; Lgchambust 
     
     n:nn7.inr,: player lists. l-106 7-EPKISW-S Crrdiled P801) Wltllfim tnrmml rnr those who fail ioiT”1V- New Yark Wm" he Wm U"' ”Cl"lU G””ld C”C”"- W h 53?: Brooklyn-Campanella 2. Hrs: St. Louis- Lowrey. Dunlap  
     
     Thp Q53; 15 mam"; in Montreal 1 96. Under the Massachusetts box-Mai... H... ..l.,l,, .dergo an operation for the removal its 80th season l:Vl0tl'idt:i.V-1 at :36”) First: i nut; i 
     
     Monday night in non-Adar whether. imz commissions scoring systeni.: - - - got an Injured cartilage in his knee. 0pens'a two-wee a an .a o ymshunh Mm 002 MP2 ” 0 (man 000 Ml oolpz 8 2 I 
     
     ,. W,” .,,,.,, ,,,.,,m.ionai. winners of rounds get in polntsl Pity l.rv.);:tw ...rn...ii trams lnn'cIH9Ym5559.V15 expected to be out Of Rffrcgill-V.' . mm of H mmm New York . 000 000 000-0 is o Milwaukee 010 mu 13;-s 11 ll x 
     
     011 this point, Dndlvv said: "Wei nnd losers nine or less. Each i;'cLKilw:-n lnkihi: tull nrlmntngn or thr'thB PI'0V1ncc for about two weeks. a mganiza 4g t Lindcll and Sandlock: Jansen Minner. Jones (8) and Atwell' I  
     
     l - tra ks makin u the top circuit in r  
     
     are nntcnncernnd about the QsHL.ti0 point: for e an rounds. warm wnnllilrr in uork in ap He auffererlii tl:'iemiI:lJlll3' 1,389 N05”? Ame”; PW” rounded m xlilthelm ate) and Westrum. Gal- Surkont and Crandall. Hm: Chi-   
     
     d'Viir"' i' m” '" Ac D "”' 'DD Chi " D  D ” D "D””i Week-5 Em" 9 0 9 ” W ' em"? l t- can Ward. Smailey; Milwaukee. " 
     
     There Ought To Be A Law By Fagaly And Shorten Trojana at the beginning ot the 18'IA3it Y k 5 H" (mm Chum L-Jansen. L,,,,',,,,- HHHHIHHHHI I 
     
     last. winter's hockey season. He 9? 0" 81'. I - Hr: Pittsburgh-Kine;-, snow: 1 
     
     , , played throughout the. winter. al- ”"”9T3 m0VC l0 F-0059VC” R39" Second: omen” I 001000 MP1 2 2 
     
     WIRES GLASS-ARM . ww ooasrrr -rm-r BUVMAKE up HIS though sometimes hampered by the WW. Wutb"rv- N- Y- Pltlslrurrh Mm 400 ooo-.4 n o M .--- 
     
     GROGAN COMING CXJT MINPJ TYAINS HE Sl-OJLD injured knee. New York . . 320 000 011-8 11 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     9” 7”? ”l-”-'-”5N-' N0 Pemt. Hetkln (1) Face to) Hull 
     
    
   
   
    
     . The operation is not regarded as - 
     
     WM” M':i'E" '75 a major affair, Moot athletes are   (7) Ind Gnrnzloln: Connely. I 
     
    

    
     relei;-ed from hospital within three I K0510 (4) Wilhelm (I) and 
     
    

    
     or four days of the operation. &95lwiYll,-mm LP "H I I ' 
     
    

    
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         '” 3 e i e”  L V0322” I:lIAliI.0TTET0lNll iiAIllllS0ll 
     
     removed 1rom both knees, .- . I 
     
    
   
   
    
     However I-fenneuey will have to NEW- YORK, (AP)-Probable 
     
    
   
   
    
     SllAl' SIIOT I-'IlllSllIll8 
     
    
   
   
    
     undergo renuoua leg building ex- pitchers in the major leagues Mom I 
     
     V . ercises turoughout. the gimme dlyhtwon and last record in par- ....- All personnel following units of Charlottetown 
     
     4” .' months. He will be may from work ent eaea): ltoiln or run developed and ' n. 
     
     1:; ” l for about a month and I halt nnd AMERICAN LEAGUE printed. 24 hour Iervlce. Double Gannon Wm report to Charlottetown Armouries Mo . 
     
     . r . he Wm M. 5. may to my 1...... Chicago at. Cleveland night Ilu pnnu. Any roll or a or- day evening, May 11th at 1900 hours--Rehearsal fol 
     
    
   
   
    
     Piorce (4-1) va Lemon (3.2). 
     
     only game heduled either lea- 
     
     Rllf. 
     
    
   
   
    
     points only do eentr. Reprint: 
     
     4 cent: euh. Mull Fit service. 
     
    
   
   
    
     P. 0. Box 11. Charlnlutown. 
     
     P. E. I. REGT. (17 Reece) 
     
     atop for M.c.A. and two years ago 
     
    
   
   
    
     he was second buernan for the   28th LA.A. REGT. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Junior Abbie: when they advanced . . I 
     
     to tr;  13;! the Maritime Jun- The Junior Abbit-is will hold a baseball practice at 5 SIGS RE-GIMENT 
     
    

    
     or as g. 
     
    

    
     Although a good bail player Hen- 21st FIELD AMBULANCE R.C.A.M.G. 
     
     ncsoey was more noted for his hoc- 
     
     key pinyin; ability. He played for 
     
     two years with the Halifax Saint 
     
     Mary's Junior: when the saint: 
     
     won the Maritime Championship 
     
     and turf. year he graduated to tren- 
     
     lor ranks with Troy in the lantern 
     
     Amateur Leag e. 
     
    
   
   
    
     bail until late in the summer. 
     
    

    
     A snappy infielder on either aldu 
     
     nt the key-atone uck. I-Ionneuevs 
     
     loan will be deeply felt by the Mari- 
     
     time Central Airways bucbell 
     
     tenmi Last year LII played short 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rmwwii'l'N'E I Inspection by Major Gen. E. C. Plow. C.B.E.. CD.) 
     
     C G.0.C. Eastern Command on Tuesday, 12th May at 
     
    
   
   
    
     1900' hours: 
     
    
   
   
    
     1'. um- quq..NAM ....- 
     
     IKP-- PIN 
     
     W!NNINT--ULK- 
     
     IIEAN... 
     
    
   
   
    
     Memorial Field this evening at. F30. All boys eligible 
     
    
   
   
    
     DRESS-Battle-Dress, -Berets, Web Belt, Boots 
     
     and Puttees. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Medals will be worn. 
     
    
   
   
    
     to play junior ball between the ages of 14 and 20 are 
     
    
   
   
    
     asked to attend.