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     Chicago Retains League Lead With 4-2 
     
     Win Over Bgsjcori; Tribe Drops Orioles 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jim Rivera Ic3xYa;l::dA:s3;i:l:? homers that     
     
     At S'side Last Night 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lMacLeod Hthls Liverpool 
     
     I To Win Over Kenfville f 
     
    
   
   
    
     Page 6 'lihe- Guardian. Wed., Aug. 31 1955 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dodgers Club Flyers To 
     
    
   
   
    
     l retained ("hicagols first place lead in the steaming Ameri- 
     
     can League race Wednesday, carrying the White Sox to 
     
     a 4-2 triumph over Boston Red Sox. now faced with a five- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
             
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     Take Game Lead In Finals 
     
    
   
   
    
     tllmi-ltc ltyanis battling l)titlgersI 
     
    
   
   
    
     of the t'tii llasehall 
     
     klmimint Fwltl last exciting. 
     
    
   
   
    
     it fllumlll li.'iiiiit'ii too often hutl 
     
     lntul .la-.- Inirltrtl the fttll tiic 
     
     inning: tor the Dorlpers and yet 
     
     rlirlnli :n: t'I'Nltl for the win Starter 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     essarv doiihlclicadcrs will he iilziv- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cuker Pineau L-amie up with out.- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lteatllle at at the plate and Tilt-Callum. Whit 
     
     ' llt)l'li and Llillis got the others 
     
    
   
   
    
     H0l)l)IY l.uud liatl ti pair of hits 
     
     for the Flyers and Jack Btirke.l 
     
     lviliiirr Hat-Neil and pitcher Mac- 
     
     Lcan hatl singles 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     game deficit in fourth place. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cleveland had second place all to itself, at least tem- i 
     
     porarily. by banging Baltimore 
     
    
   
   
    
     fanned 13, running his strikeout total to 209. That left the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Indians it half game behind the White Sox 
     
    
   
   
    
     with two on in the sevenl 
     
     that lifted l)cti-oit to a 7-4 decision 
     
     over Wasliiuizttm, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ItIl”.C-AN PR(ll)l'('F.S 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     and 
     
    
   
   
    
     h inning, SCORE STRIKEOUT ACE ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Score. the rookie southpaw, 
     
     became the first pitcher to pass 
     
     the '30t)-strikeoiit mark since Cleve- 
     
     land's Bobby Feller did It in 1946. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The White Sox won on n gambit-IThe Tribe scored five times in the 
     
     .itith riglitliatidcr Rob Keegan. who first inning off Bill Wight. '.'terI 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Kl:JN'i'VlLl.i-Z. N.S. 
     
    
   
   
    
     manding 4-2 lead in the 
     
     nine Halifax and District 
     
    
   
   
    
     tripper in the third inning 
     
     with the bases loaded. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ':ot only one more blow off the 
     
    
   
   
    
     tCP)-l.iver- nitled 
     
     5.1 while Herb score pool Larrupers grabbed aI cIon;- 
     
     )t'5 -0' 
     
     I If inlor 'ax Cardinals 74! here Wednesday, 
     
     5 ha Baseball League semi-finals here ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     considerably by Charlie 
     
     Sticka'a 450-foot, three-run homer 
     
     n the first inning. trounced Hall- 
     
    
   
   
    
     iidht. 
     
    
   
   
    
     came upheld a Truro protest of the Aug. 
     
    
   
   
    
     26 ganie which Halifax won 6-3 
     
     Don Mclieod picked tip the twin. and it will be replayed here today, 
     
     ullowing eight hits. The Larrupt-rs with Truro leading the series 4-3. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sal Ferrara and Dick Carter 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kcntville trio of Jim Bailey. Al also got homers for Trurti. Fer- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Before a small but wildly cheer-tin this four-man ensemble, with "I. 
     
     log and booing group of spectatormtopponenta outside the ring akin. 
     
     Roger Boyer. Gorgeous Georgdevery opportunity to commit 3,. 
     
     Grant, Nature Boy Dupree andtsault and battery on those apply.” 
     
     Tiny LeBlanc put on a wrestling toe holds and half nelsons iniih. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I rniiiiiicvl IIUIHP 5 runs in the top "W l"'t'5l l”ll9ltl Plals ill lllt' 
     
     . I . .. . , ' . V .. V . . . . . I I I - - n . - .' , -. ' r . . ' i. . i 
     
     .I I IIIIII III IIIII III,” IIIIIIIIL, IIIIII IIIIIIIII )Pdr when ll1I inadeI a liatkhand game up on New hmlx hallIlxC(IlS. it h0I could keep aIshalP aILdllI(3SdB) ab; drubbing lxentiille Uldlllaill). the victory wotildI exhibition at Raceway Stadium in;sIquaied circle. Boyer and Gorgeous 
     
     a 1 I III, III IIIII. IIII, IIIIIII (III, Wt” ”,l M'''””””'”"” ht" b'3f5'iof the runner up spot by winning a night game at lxansas llfltats 8--. iiavIe evened Ithelr best-of-nine. Summersid. last night. Ioenrge were against Dupree and 
     
     I I I .. I i I I2 I t'llll(-r in the llllml and tossed him VIII, Tl" l"""I? Fun llllllllil oi catcher Haltfia and Dtst:1Ict Senior Base-. Gorgeous George and Dupreeil4EBlBnC in this encounter. 
     
     ' lll””l" ””"'l"'" ”t'3l' 3 ' V" ""Y "Ht 3' llrsl l ' r" - - George iewls and ficlders Jncklball 33119 Semrlnals 44- H0W' t id in the first bout which After each side had 
     
     i . r . w . - . - in the inly itlier Al. game. Earl hit four homers this season off , I s ' II I II I I NIEEI I - I  5""Tell I 
     
     II1I:;,: I:ImI,III3 lI':I,E:I:Il?I:: I.”   Il'f"h"I, kenmdl rapped nu. . Torgesnnl hit l a pinch home rttn 'v't('ll'(lIl, who now is 9-10. lkms," and Bob l.)”'"5 b."'.” Hler men me Nova. swu8.,,Amaleur ended In I! draw With no lBll:.IblllIlfill. the mat-Cll came 10 A grand 
     
     . pull or singles to load the Dodgers . pools (at marg1nI Lem; .,-....mi. Baseball Association uednesday . 10: or bodv slams, halt--pulling.ifinale when Tiny LeBlanc threw 
     
    
   
   
    
     eye gouging and verbal vituper-;Boyer out of the ring. and following 
     
     latiun. Tiny Lelialnc took the only'hlm grabbed: chair from a grip... 
     
     .-fall in his bout with Roger Boyer. tator and swinging it wildly in mg 
     
     liie threw Boyer out of the ring into air as Boyer lay grovelling in 9,, 
     
     the shavings and though RIi:('rlSlI8VIn8S. bfollght it down savagely 
     
     crawled along galiantly towardsiwlthin a couple of yards of thi 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     t R , - ll - ng hllrler at-l "llx 5”lRE I . I - - . . -  .r I I 3. I." .kiId m linden and Jim Pelclwr-I I'IaFa'S 8 lW0-FUllIl)l"W llt the 'llll'd- the apron of the ring. he cuuldn'tiunIlortunate Buyer's cranium F 
     
     i 'l'lllt:lllll:lll'll'll"lll:l"'l"l5' """ "3"" lmhw” t AB R H -0 A Elitlfxlmatilahtlitilildl fzdnlltllelldlsl lllce lllzlanlecisir-hittliliimihdniufo: eight lull" ”l"l”,b' ll” d"lFl"'3 3i'"'” (.al""f gm M5 "' ""3 llmlr , make it in thc prescribed time this act of near mayhem the  
     
     , Riilxlvl l.iinrl. in um last of the first. lWl"”'""” 3” 3 l " 2 ” 9 ..  g. ,.. mg, ,4, hp .1.,,';.,..i,....'t.-hue qriking nut to will be at l-IV9l'lJ00l Inmr.'hl. live hits. The Bearcals got to Jlm HGHTS SATURDAY limit. Balnc-Dupree combination. lln, 
     
     .. . (1 - '- (1 t ll('V3lll""- ll 3 l l ll ” ll Slml "lpl' " ,3 ' l en ' l ” . . i . . I '. l TRURO ICPI Truro Bearcats. ll(uykendal for 10 base hits. The third bout was A tax llt9lChMP0P"l3l' Wllh "19 lfeltlled Cr ti 
     
     5 F ii" lmlllml l"""l 3" mum m Kpnm-dc 9 3 1 2 5 1- ii boat the Bosmt lxeegan il-4t t."ix'e: in the Rational. bew Xotk Gaintsr II II III II and Ramsav III Summers; I I I II I I II" IIII on all 
     
     l hi” "I 'I'-W WM was in H" box Whiilock ss 3 2 l 4 I ll up Nurni 'l.atit-hiii's 23th hunts riininade it three straight over Cin' . who will meet .Holly Borden inlllle anali;-IE2. W” 2E usage on gygnm-nglhwar. V'lrq'ual'red4 
     
     l M" ll" 1; Mk .hla('Kllln.lIll.. lb 1 2 0 4 2 tllin the sixth and was touclierl for alt-iInnaIii. 5-0. behind the seven-hit    ring III "III big fight Card staged I  h we 
     
     'I linuntc Var-l.can went the route ,laIyI 3h, p 2 ti 0 0 :i tildouble by Sam WIhtteIllIiIIrItt scored gtlClllIfIfhl)lIIl:,llb:f:a(I:x:n1::&rt;g10”:'l;I(';l; . A In Summerside Rink Ihis coming      
     
     for the l”l.ivii's citing UP only lll'(' Rvan. p. 2b . l B It 0 l tlllhe other run iiiIt e riin . I Its ntn e u . .  r L()Nl)()N ,ReuIeI.S.yREsun5 of Samrday mgmI Ramsay gm II I .I t 
     
     ' Int. one ll'iS than his niales tltllis. rf i it i it It (ll Keegaii had his ivorklngImnrIgin in the iirst to remove Redlel ntlit"  s .IIIIIIIIeII maIIIIIes played In IIheISpIII decision In Halifax IIEIIIIIIIIIIYI By THE CANADIAN PRESS   
     
     ' v;,-oummi otf .lm . but was as wild ital-ii....,v.l(l. or -2 it it (I ti otearly Rixcra tagged his first tor lIirt ltIowlcr, then toasted in as cup"e  lU"ilod Klngmn. Wgdngsdgyg when the two tangled there 31. N""”"'l L'"'" I 
     
     ' an a UHI'f'll ltlllfl lztving 5 free Totals l9 7 S 15 9 0iIhonieIr off loser Tom Breue. in rookie (v8lIl ltIarri.Is IIh;Itmcred for I Ihough the colored boy was in BI kI J h Pggtg GEL CHICAGO (AP, ,g with IIMIII 
     
     passe: in tiisi Itiiittnz .1 batters and I the first inning. then reached  twIoI rInoieIIti;IIt e etlz IIIIII" IIII II t QIIIIIIREROOKIII ICPI I IIIIIIIIII English League the” push-mg leather In the WMI IIIIlI?Il:IaIfI:tu In I, -IIIIIII E 5p.,dI sItmI1m. ,mdI "I, II,” .I 
     
     l um-nrkmiz 3 wild Ipltrhes I Hyerl Red Sox riizltlhamlei for tits t In- I T1199 INT llamas P IA 4 I ' In I DI III I Saturday night's return encounter . I . t -' ' Iiockey Eddie Arcaros whip from 
     
     i The Dodgers first inning runs l.und. Sh  1 l I ll 1 l chcr in the third JungleI.ltIm has tnwthe National i.t-aizue. I (haniberlain. for incr National IIIIIIIIII II IIV rN9"IIa II E I Iwonrt be any mmce around the PIl'”l3de Fll” 7” 54 din my the start. the powerful Nashua ran 
     
     ' were ennuuli tow!" WI" "'93" ?"lll”IlI falter "I'I - ; I: I If Ii: '1  ""' Hnvke.v League forward turned I.lII'I.dI'I.,g.5";l ,';II,IIjIl”w5o' maypolc. according to the lads  22 if 3;: 1,2” tswanslnlolhe I-Ilround Wednesdav, 
     
     l two riinre in the fith as roar .9lklS . I ' ' ' . 1,h. Ii . T Id . 1-by d ., I I. who know the score and both lads , l ' SCOFln8 8 6V:-ength Victory . 
     
     Ryan sqitcered llhttlock home from Ready. lb . l 0 0 9 It I) Baseball ReSUll5  -  (:1. E "Inc 9" d W? as ex " '9 li'V9"”"  W Blomwlcll 9 are om for clear decisions in mm Chicago 64 72 .471 23 I lthelr 3100.000 winner-take-alll 
     
     third Willi 8 "W W” 3"" '-ll” ”l"k?- "' r - A l l ll " 0 or rm: CANADIAN rimss A ,. 1 I. e mm” an mm Chmnpm ICi'.i.i'cln:stlerPEc52miiriieniit12 light. IPholu by Wolloni 5': L"”” 35 7” '4” 29” l""'lCl' '1'" " washlntllon Park. 
     
     t K-IIIIIIIII Iawd in M, an e,.,.m.I Iua(.Ix(..iI .4 I 2 Q 1 i 0 0 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII" Illie ftuIal round of the .ady tIemale Holstein at the annual ;II II H I y ,, Pittsburgh 52 80 .394 33 The big mghogmy my nwmd 
     
     . RIIIIII IINIIS IIIW, In mm, .,( me P'meIau. ab .. . 2 0 0 ti 3 2 BIIIIIIIIIIII; tom IIIIII IIIIIII II II tit-v.--p..t-.stt1,.,iIi s Match was played slierbrooke tair w00lIlf:rhEarInn Int IIlIIviaIIntIhcsIter UIIIII American League I by William Woodward Jr. burst 
     
     . Flyers runs with the only extra Dr-vine. r . . lI it it I  0 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SIIII IIIIII IIIIXVS I last wet-k.IwiItlt Mrs-I ltonI. PatIker (7ha,I,be,.aI,II who I.eIIII.d IIIIIII DDIHIIISIMI "or smou Proqdo Don I I w L Pct (.BL from the gate first and was um-r 
     
     l base blow of the game - a double Vlat-i.t-an. p .I 0   - 0 W III IIIIIIIIII III IIIIII II SIIIIIII the iiiniiei. and Mts. A an hac- un,,l,.,.ai Clmadwns shortly after HI. I I .I N I C I l . (Ili1('t.igti 79 SI .608 - headed. 
     
     l" "'9 mm Tmals lb 2 h In 7  Vtvtiili-I -ind lit-uni I:-Wight '"'H"" "'0 ”'”'”"”l'” the Second World War to devote ,Il:I'I'I'I'feEiI,,.(',ugh0l4S9xtarisen if t   lix.Im'el?I'."”II 7339 7'2 5"-'l '7 HCdf0l'PlWEI tlw ll: mllm titer I 
     
     : -- '-rr 7 ' ' ' "'4 "' ' E H t '.' Tl-'l' l.I - A t-l I; -d ll. t l l'. i.- tiiwii 'd, '. ." ., r . r , -ew or F2 603 it "two " true "in 2:04 1.5. 
     
     t I . klflblllrlliltin  IlIl:lIlIl IIlI(IT ;  I2) iitulict 'll5Illl):t:ll.:iLltlllll  l'l:ill fgtie mxlrtiituhtltllgi Illlllcllllli intctilllle :I?l:'I":?ha'I'Al, P I2 Lewcsler C 0 DUQUOIN "1 HP, PI IIII l30Sl0n 74  569 1 AVENGES ONILY L098 
     
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     .. '  S   3-2 l;I',;I':IIII7 IHII,I.IIIIIIII. I7, IIIIII tiakoi-, ;IiIhI:lt- the Mag IiIl:uclIiI 0: lllI(IlfI.:Ill)lZ llIlll'ItIn(;1f:Illli)';i II I 9 '(I;:lvIIIIoIIl II'Il0:glIm:hlrIII IIIIIIII IIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III” llzglnroll (II 4;:   13 Thad vIict:irIy wiped otit tsasiiiiavi 
     
     . I , ' , l I . xx gust '..l was win iy l rs. at: l e senior an gran c am I n  I . . . ' - , . 585 l.V' - . . 25 0tt.V 9 98 Ill nine revi .t r 
     
     I; I I . I I(tilIIlllf').I Lat). BuiintugI in and III'IIIIIaIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIS IIIII IIIIIIS WCIII III 96;” L.It,tal P 3 Tulquay U ti iiess late huise of all time. was WIISIIIIIIIIIIII 46 III I,II,I2 IIIIII III In IIII,eeIveIIrIoIdpwIII::I"5s:IfI'IlI' 
     
     W - Vvm From Dairy I n Finals I',';;;'f3.,.glY;,',;?"i' ”"”'""'r ”" A V eeeeee --e wales lion-2 rarm nr met-mend. ,.:;;f;;l'f3I3,l;I'g;:"Ul, "”.'.',';i” ,l,".'jZ'.1f.?;',"j,”r s.,,.,.,. L.,..m Baltimore at as im  Ru i:iistv6rth;sI it t 2 l'llllw'llltll 
     
     Boston otiti not ()tilIw2 ti ti Rovers & Dar,s Que. (ueoi-gr hinder Inf Sull0n- IIIIIIhampu;n 2 n,5vI.i,I.h 2 was 'ttrned to pasture by his own- i " "'”””'" cl'a'I'5l'i'. lmm (.'al'l"””.a' slwlll. '" 
     
     1 him -umo. .-twine” lions BOX 9('()RF Clnmuo our: mm (Mix .4 9 0 9"” ”h'”I:I”'dI "'9 l"""E IlI”ldI'f' Division III (Northern) t-rs Hayes Fair Acres of Duquoln P E I Horse if lIIi2"f)"'gLh mumph ”' ll" ll""' 
     
     ' -t ' l l 'l ' i -- .3" V .. :..v rive i - ' ' .. .  i ' . 
     
     I on the httiik of eiimiiiation from DEIII In I H 0 II F IHi'mter,Ilut-i.t Kill sustc lQsI AIR   ;Il Pe:IlII3"0I iIIIl:I'I'I'IIPI:3”II" Q':I(I VVIEG has!” 2 cmmsby T Q wiIth an earned record of S33'2.0lIl0. ' ' ' ' , ugwyapserwzs the HIII5 IIIIIIIR III 
     
     I the city softball finals. won their 1 - A - tiiute: lxeetu-in and l-ollaii I :- "I, reserve grand c,'IIIIII II','II ,9. Darlinglon 2 Chesterfield 1 "'0 Previous 8ll'llm9 "'0"?-V W"'- Daublg wmngr the 35262 ram in the ari- v 
     
     r l second series victory in a row ovnr Macint.Vr'- Ml ! 0 9 9 0 2 Brewer. lift: Bu.swl.aiichln: lrllll r ' l p Deflw C 2 Southport 0 nor was the pacing stallion. Good . ' . P "lull" 
     
     I i .  P am I D. M II I 2 0 mI.eI..(I 2 in the first games of the .ltiiiior.lh?llB. g(.IIIIihoI. E U 3 M In Id T 0 TI PI," I d III I I I I. I llelllltil While Nashua went oil a 
     
     l l ll” nan "I "la ar. 8'. 'amo- ""zh”' ml 4 0 - - .. - , Ir 0 Softball League semi-finals illavedl ln the Ayrshire class. Davie i p ans". .mc' " 0 passe 5 ca N" CHATHAM N B tCPr Al" l" 5 N35h"3 Wld llli lW'lWt 
     
     I l as lltPIt' arr spurt fhnndler again (IIIIIIIIHII I,  4 0 3 0 I, new lurk 01-: out ILIK VII 1 IHII EIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII RIIIIIIII IICIMI-Icd IIIIIIIIIIIIIII III.-SIEIISIHII QIIII was Wrcxhani 2 Bradford ( l l'llftES of S3iliI.00ti last year. PIIIIIIIIII Edw; II II I II II N40 III III: WIIIIOIIIV IIIIIIIIIII ' 
     
     1 - mm" mmuch for mm" m mp llairtitium rt 3 ti 0 1 ll .ka”"'mS (IIW WI gm "MI  N X the lions riii.'71 and the Dartslawarded the senior clianipion rib- ,,I I1 Smum'2L”gu' Cup Anmng ms leading mumnhs ter Clegg Ttlas lhaemonlghfll V ”” 4-E 
     
     ' fllllrli  trite. .arscn In our crra: l t .'.." I . E . . . ir rieonians St. Mirrcn 4 were the 550.000 Golden West trot. . -' l ,. 0 'I W . 
     
     l in Rztiii-in on tho mound for tho lltiadlev. lb .. -- 3 5 it 9 " l Pot-iocarrei-u, (;oriInan (GI Boycrt "”'""ed "'9 W9" . g?3:u(l'IlV'2fe (ilirlllalitbvilvxitiihmlthentlltieril: Ml” .5 C"wd9"b93lll 3 which he won ulmc IIIIIESI "II, 360” winner on the exhibition harnessl wINI;I'a?;gE?gPlI"liS'l)Jh 
     
     Dairy hiirlvrl hi-illinnt 4-hit hall Arspnault. so . X D I 1 I 0 mi and Shantz. W-B.Vi'iie l.-Port- Ralph 593W" l'”'l?d "'9 l',lg"?'3l'iIIII, and grand (III-amnion IIIIIIIIIIIII Brechin C 3 Stcinhousemuir 3 000 Roosevelt trot which he won "mug and Wednesday" lgovemmem Ind, m15Inalpan.W 
     
     hut his teammates kicked victory Flallem p .. 4 1 i l 1 0 ocarrero. Hits: NYk, Nm-on. Mp. for the Darts and Michael 0 man. III III M I B r Celtic 0 Rangers 4 twice, the Hoosier Futurity and . Pet" Cl983v 0Wl'l8d l7.V 3- 3l'00l(-- . 5 0 . ""'l"ll 
     
     l awar u'Hh some pretty sloppy Carroll. cf  3 i 1 1 ll Oliinuzald. Mantle. Kcy. Power. was Lhe loner. an e oun rothers of Brome. Dundee U 0 M,ImeI.wI,” 3 IIIIISI III "III IQIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIS H15 of Kenslngton. P. E. 1.. alsolwestern Canada Ito study tziuadtan 
     
     I t , I II 0 . . II. I, II I I III. .II IQIue.. the reserve grand champion D , r ' ,III.m,d III "I9 Iw I S . , Iiniethods of grain production unit 
     
     (tr-Iitin: waid. c 1 1 2 2 National i.t-agiie endull Dttltin ta. he llllll g unfcrmllnc 2 Aberdeen 2 HQ missed nnly rho ihmhlcmnmn 0 a test times of . . . 
     
     l l thamllt-r'x nlllltis, on tho other (' Ralloni oh I 0 0 0 ll 0 t'mriiinati 000 000 tiflti.-0 T 0 pitcher for the Rovers and Allaiiimlej . .. . . . Falkirk 4 Queen of S 0 for which he was ineligible lme "ll1l'l- Wl""l"lz "'9 llllrd "ml handnnm amved In wmmw: 
     
     i . ' hanrl um in.-.v sitar? Mir-ltl and Totzils an 3 7 iii it .i x.-it York 300 mm li2x 5 9 o Maullonald the loser. ' Em..'..bm"" '.'"'"-'a'l 53'" ""”"”i Forfar A 2 Albion R I His record time was 169':-5 We'll" ""95 with miles in 2-lIlTh"”d"'Vl T" J"””"””” ”i"'”"' 
     
     ' ' got their low hit: when they would . Fnwlcr. Black ti! Freeman t7i1I aw-e -e-ea lg: "3 "P m"5'd"Rbly "V" last llamilton A 7 Arbroath fl i . 4-5 and 2.12. Il:If:I'an5:IhlIlI:'I:eCl::'”"IlIlh "F l”Il""':I' 
     
     do the most good Llnntt All I I 0 A F3 and Burgess; Goose: and Kati. L- t E ' - . :Hibernian 2 Clyde I ""  'r' Other race winners were whirl. -I "" ell" """' a"I 
     
     Chandler uas tmirhed for as-vent BradlP.l5 9' ” ” 1 1 . 1 . 0 Fnwhrr HR3 NY-llarrls, iTOI'lt  Sha:IIrIl:IeI:  IEII:I:IIllI') "ll Kilmarnoclt 0 Dundee fl St. Johnstone 3 Stirling A 2 away. E. O'Brien. Halifax: lilac W?” (gold "I! Canadla" mIlI"”"”""'l 
     
     s hlnu'xI imimtmg trtnlas to Mike (;I.I,IIIII,I,I . I I) I II II II SI IIIIIIIS IIIII MI W, 0 H-4 ,2, IIIIZIIE nI.BII .. I I om.IMoIIIIII 2 .I.IIII,d LIIIIIIIII . IIIISII Um" CIIII FedcI.IIII MI CI TWIOII MIIIIIIIIIIII rlroce ura- n hBndllnKI5IZl:llll. 
     
     I rt-nnnltx anti VIEW Carroll. walk- ri.I.IIIIm.I.I I, 4 l 0 ti 2 0 Pittsburgh 200 I00 000 l .4 ll 2   I.eI.III.eSeIII QI:,:I:II V'I:I'I::vII"IlI1I:Il5e:lII lg Partit-Ik T 2 East File 1 Rangnr 3 Pumldown I Royal Admiral. P. i.cBlaiic. flog- Roy. L. .l. Cairns. Caiiinliclituif. 
     
     ' rd 3 and mini. mil llirce. Bnlieni lI”nEaphtp it I 4 ti 1 in ii 0 Schmidt and S-'-mil: llmmsn and national dairy came II". III I Queen s P 2 Ayr U 0 Colcrninc ti ('i-usadcrs 0 crsville: Chestnut G.. W. Flem- N. B and Miss Ellis, l-'. Thom 
     
     ttaimi s alcn anrl :iI'IlI'k out tour. ('arroll. 3h fl t l n 2 n Mu;-ll ci.i-:i't:i..tNn APi .- Tommy test H, "M. nova, wmef 1.3;-I”; Kali" 3” Hearts 1 Glenavon 3 Distillery l miniz. Juniper. N. B: Bcanery snn. Newcastle. N. B. 
     
     ' ('nmmllx- atlrlod a pair of singles npvpll, 2h 3 1 fl 2 .1 t Milwaukpu 02:7 tuft "100 iii to 0 IHnrrit-anei Jackson. pounding 121- T v r l . . I 
     
     ; ' I to him thrnv base clout to load all Taylor. cf 2 l D 1 ti fl Brooklyn 001 040 2lfl.- 8 I3 lizard Charles into helplessness in; h::,lI(:ailI'II NI:ilI;:TbcI;I'Id (. . 7 i '7 A i ' i  
     
     . batters. while teammate Angie Nlcfalltim. sit . . 3 0 fl 2 l 0 Buhl. Bitrrlette iii and Rico; the 10th round. blasted the gametpeujzrew of 1-rm; PIslIIIe:er3'mnI t 
     
     . ' Carroll clliviwl a sinute tie-sizios his (larr. lb 3 0 l 5 ti 1 Hi'skine. Meyer tsi Bessent tsi exvlieavyweight champ from thelw," named ,0 II;II,,IeIII III "9". ' 
     
     H - trinlr "lltitals as 5 415 n ZIKoufax tot Rooiiut-it I7i l.ahinc comeback trail Wednesday n'isht.li..c. in the .w;..el.',-.,;1,,i,, :ml,),"'Tl 
     
     j E lms 'll.ixioi- and .lot- Retell play- I I I I Ill! and (lnnipaiiclla W-Bitrdette.:Wl"l1llllZ his seC0nd unanimous deo 7 3 Bl  &  i 
     
     5. ml tililslnndtllg hall in the field for l"ii""r-at Pltlltn TN 5"”'""- l.-l-Erskine llRs: Mil. Crowe tzr. vision from ('harles in less than I1 
     
     " ' . hast-s. Ftill MacKinnoii. Ililathews, Rice. Bkn. Amoros, m""ll'- I la 
     
      I ' ' ' ”" '"” 4 ' Zbec   Chicago try) 000 mo.. 2 4 2iIII-lacksnnIIwhoIhad danced around i 
     
     l 0 u u Philadelphia 300 022 ZL'ix--4.1 12 ii. I Fmool any in Charles for nine ll 
     
     1"   Q I n,n.iI.I Rats" .5, Hmma" .3. rounds. absorbing his hardest ll l 
     
      (Ti 1 R d ' N blows. broke loosei th tout. H   R D 0 ll 
     
     tr Baseball Finals Hecllev l-"due     .: r 9 95 0059 0 W  
     
     I-- Davis. llRs' Phn. Lonnta, Green- """l?r- hm "'9 "swamp Sllyed . l  
     
     ., Today   Now Defunch lg,,5,I tIon his feet. to the and. M  till 
     
     bl , . I l International League l 0" A"? 3- lll S.Vl'3t?llSC- N- Y.. on M I n .. . ill 
     
     l The final Rania: of cm Little   I':I'I:)IIlII”e'Tl;I'IIIII(IlI'I':I'Ihi:'I; Flriit  2I4-yenrvold Jackson also tired (mar.-'oollel 'w:l?:llypr:::::y ' M 
     
     League and Bantam Baseball wars ag,,I Ii'N.i;h',d W'9dnpsda!i to EI;IuIIl:'I"lb"I"  IlIlIl"I0l ll 'l 5 0 I,e:::I::fd 0:;III'I'I:'m?.'Er::':. lIle"d'"'I goals the poroc with I synthetic ' 'I 
     
     Island plavnffs utll he played ll'llR (.9855. appralions ' 'I”'5 5 "2 I4 l i ' t y a ' retiin prooorutive that reduced 
     
     afm-noon and at-pninz a Memori . Th I I III I I I I II Clay and ltlllmmalli lVllCli9"S e V . .-, ,..,.ry PQng(f;(io. of "oh. 1 l 
     
     F'"l'lt with?  'i'i3i."' tllaanliliw .ll:;tr:al ::S...?.1m'hai lRiL'hmond 021 020 ooau 1 it o "'". 'l'l”i """' ' l 7 
     
     The Stimrncrside Little i.ea- (sanadien; and Qwheic I.-I.IImI,n iC0IIIIrIIIM IIIII l lu'ag7hUI- I . - ""'P"'8r - -P"""'l i Mi 
     
     II I , . - . I00 000 2 5 ti ,  1.. .llL0bS t.-ii gnu gr, II .I I in 
     
     IK""5  ll" ”'”"l'l,':'”"”lII" l:a?I;Iat-.s-virhen Trois-Rivieres decidcd.M(,,,.n.al ml 002 nlxgs 9 (.Ilaire: Jordan, Medllnller tJ),i 3,.'?ll,.l;.:;,nI:;' ;::..chk,  
     
     ”",l” " M.” mm” P 3” Irecently to move into the profes- ' v -- . -..tV0IS0lle 46' and Watlln ton. l t - l 3-l 
     
     . . . . lxerkciizualto and Erautt Wo t fl ratune...Iic 0 our . 
     
     their res N'lHP sciics and if neca - ' v 1 5 -- l' 7 i 
     
     ll ' t stonal Quebec Hockey League. and TPMI lornntn (H0102 40l-9 ll 31 wood and paint job i ' ll” 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     .to enter the Quebec City .lttnior?Buffalo 
     
    
   
   
    
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     mm tioti toti oat ti 0 ”"V"'"” 
     
    
   
   
    
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     (Trimian and Berberet; Bracho, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     . II r I ll.eague. Montreal Canadicns may. Lovcngiith and Command. Hey- l,al'"l'"' '7' Smlcllu l7l Ind N T d 0 l. 
     
     lTl::l 'f:ml:VlI::t'Ll."lPlIlPxRn?1Th1ll:l, 'lIStlDl8Y exhibition games until it is man um: Mans. Hahn Ml l-'lct- N"hl" S   itl 
     
     I I  r ” ' time to challenge for the lilenior- cher (Bi and Streuli Iii. 
     
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     Baseball Pl-aghceI   I mt:IIttI o e nest men it IPMMI . . in an atmosphere of dliznlty and com-  
     
     Th&i'r uilIl he .1 ':1IH&F'hHll pi'at-tire-i  , ' lill 
     
     '" ' " F””'i ' l ""'"l"li '"'l of public confidence that our merch andise it: from re l at k l ' ill 
     
     I I, II.I .I,, I ; 4I . gu or s or on) ...  
     
     " "' ' Tl F l" ”' l .  b9""'59 that we never charge for nlu-rations . . . and out No SALES ARE lot 
     
     siioirr l.H'F.S , FINAL! Unless you an completely satisfied. till 
     
     .2:-i';...'.i:".';.. :.'.::'    SUMMERSIDE RINK l '  
     
    
   
   
    
     ten PPIPH that age. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Finest in English and Scott-It 
     
     Fabrics. R4-g. 3565 and M9 
     
    
   
   
    
     SATURDAY NIGHT. SEPT. 3 AT 8:30 
     
     i The Promoter: have spared no effort to nialte this 
     
    
   
   
    
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     " fun Late To classify! 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     CAR l..l:7AVl-Nil .'iFJ'TF.MRl'IR .1 The fact that liighwai stwml laws art'n'l 
     
     Mr Trwrmln Ian art-nrnninrlate jeallv mt hv any scientific slutlv of safety. Boxing Clrd 
     
     ihrp Phone I37 4, Montague but just seem to be numh(.” III'I”Pd "am II VTHE    CENTURY" 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     hat hvromcs especially apparent when you drive through the l'. 5. 
     
     You may cross two or three, state! in I day and find the speed limit 
     
     jumping up and down between 50. 55 and (ll. 
     
     The American Automobile Atutoclatlon recently proposed I 
     
    

    
     . new method for setting highway speed Ilmtta. The Irina In ho lot 
     
     . Inrists themselves decide what a safe speed is. 
     
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     n-1""; I M M summer it's done. like so many things these clays. with radar The AAA 
     
    

    
     uric. Phone MR2 
     
     - M -. .- has found that it safe speed is imsually the speed travelled by 8!: tier- 
     
     FTIIIRII SAl.IV.I-I- It; fonIiI Foc;.shItIt(t cent of Ilritcrs on any parlit-ular road. So the AAA has asked? that 
     
    

    
     "1 " -” 'l W: 3 "'71- TN A stale-wide or provincerwitlc speed laws. many of them uiirenlisiically 
     
    

    
     lF.V l3NWl' slow. be abolished in favor of the speed that radar devices show is 
     
     EAR LFIAV-'N(I FOR 1-ORON1-0Ii the usual speed of R5 percent of motorists. 
     
    
   
   
    
     its L A rmsinn KITTEN. 
     
     Male i tr Flox mt Summcrslde. 
     
     EAN")it Fr 0 .it.vi 0 our GIRL 
     
     ltlI(lPl1l linrrlcr in home near 
     
     Surnrncrstrln (tonwnt and (tom- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     to - 3 MINUTE ROUND! BETWEEN 
     
     EARL MOCDONALD 
     
    
   
   
    
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     VEMUI 
     
    
   
   
    
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     5 SPORT JACKETS ........,... . ......,..... . ...... 3 y3 on l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Regular 8&9 to 3.52 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fl.ANNEl. 8: DACRON SUITS 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Septemher 3rd or 4th. can ac- Figure; 1 induced .e.cently showed that. contrary to what I 
     
     cnmmodtite three passengers always believed. moot highway accidents duff happen at high cnudnn Mudhwenm Comtnd”  &  E u 8 . 
     
     spmn. A may lnl Nebraska established that 7: permit of all " ' 1 ----- --- , " '5 with El"”Pl D553 
     
    
   
   
    
     t Reliirninz about Sopl Zlsl. Con- 
     
     If tncl Roland Turner. t)'l.oarIv or 
     
     i, phone 49. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     accidents occurred at ion-ii than 30 miles an hour. When speed 
     
     limlut were raised In Nebraska accldonui were reduced and tho 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     c ' . . . i average speed of the can on the highway didn't change It all RUB A - 
     
       "I,I.,,rI,2 which only want to prove driver: wt-vro ignoring old speed limits I R "SAY van". HOLLY BORDEN 
     
     I R. II, wIIIIIhII.I,I anyway and driving at what they thought VII a sofa spent. Wllfh NW NW. Bud recently Won I close decision over llorvlaiii 
     
     V ---l You Just have to conclude that most drivers are ordinary neoplr ""1  50!" "0 0'" 701' I Wlll lllll HMO. '. 
     
     SIEIIIIIIIIQII pIa:I:lCF:IIl;aI):'IRAl:I2I Iwitl;I good dhorse I.IsIenIse. WQI; thiInkI no, so we have built our good name i C "  is   r 0 
     
     . - , nteuse car urine lzvng -t.- - t I d.tl-1 
     
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     ""7 but "W "ll" "me '0 W "M "M" use YOUNG MucNElLL vertuui wnnonni. omvicn l 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
          
     
            
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     maltc uashcr only 2 IYPHTI old. 
     
     lkasonahle price Write Box WI 
     
     Guardian 
     
    
   
   
    
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     in In miles of flharloltt-town. 
     
     Reasonable hwn payment. bal- 
     
     x Inca over 3 your: Write Box 567 
     
     ' Guardian. 
     
    

    
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     bI atlnn 'hrasher with blow:-r 
     
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     on page urn. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     HOBBY QUINN VI. GEORGE BUIIND 
     
    
   
   
    
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