lTHE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN mob storyvllosllsii Malpeque And ;Distrtci Softball . . lleague Formed On June lat a public meeting W” held 1" MIIPCQUQ Hall for "19 Purpose of organizing a Mu. Peque and District Softball Leag- "9- A good representation of the different districts were in attend- ance. in the absence of Mr. James Hogan. Summeraide. Mr. Alex Chisholm was appointed chairman for the meeting. The following officers were el. ected:- ' President. Alex J. Chisholm; vice-president. Chris Champion; secretary, Allan Champion. district representatives. Frank Bealrato. Nlalpeque; Elmer Bernard. Ken- sington; Roland Champion. Spring Valley; Reuben Wall. Baltic, and Darrach Murray, Sea View. During the meeting, a hearty vote of thanks was extended to the absent James Hogan. County Director of the Department of Physical Fitness. for his valuable assistance and guidance given in the organization of the Malpeque and District Softball League. In the first section of the play- ing schedule, which has already been completed. the following are the teams and the order in which they tinished:- N0 FISH STORY NEEDED D.W. Coekfield. above. on aurora, Iil.. lawyer, won't in-.u'c to tell any tall stories about this one. He caught this magnifh-r.nt laiie trout from liideau Lake. 0nt.. weighing 38 pounds. the trout. which measured (miles. with a girth of 28 inches, pas taken trolling with a spoon. i-E63: COLLISION DETROIT. July 9-(AP)-The Vnited States Coast Guard con- 'iuded today its trial of Capt. Rudolf J. Kieuling. charged with at-gligence in the collision of his Great Lakes cruise ship and a freighter. A verdict is expected. in about 40 days. ,-..------u----.------- Will VETERANS District offices of tha D pan- rnont of Veterans Affairs are now accepting applications from certain British and Al- lied veterans made eligible to apply for War VeterIns' Al- lowance by amendments to the War Veterans' Allowance Act passed at the present sas- aion of Parliament. Complete details as to those eligible may be secured from the nearest district office of the Department of Veterans Affaira. In .oneraI. however, to bo aligible a veteran who did not serve with the Com- dian forces must have 20 years' residence in Canada. NOTICE TO BRITISH anti ALLIEII IETEIIAIIE. who may be" oligiblo radar aslonrlsaanls to filo .'iIblIlIlId under the authority of tho Han. Milton I. Grsgg. V.C. Minister of Votarans Adults GP W L T Pia. Kensingtoii . 8 8 0 0 i6 Malpeque ...li 4 3 1 9 Spring Valley 8 4 .'l l 9 Sea View .. it 2 fl 0 4 Baltic ...8 l '1 0 2 The following is the remainder of the schedule:- IJULY: I12-Malpeque at Spring Valley . Sea View at Kensington. 13-Spring Valley at Malpeque. 14--Kensington at Sea New. ' In case of a tied series the de- tcidlng game will be played at lltlalpeque on a date to be announ- , iced later. Finals are to be played at Malpeque in a best three out .of live game series. games to count. They will be played on the following dates: July 17th. 20th. and 24th. If a fourth or fifth game tw. ouncmlis necessary. dates will be an- 41 Inounced later. STYLE lN nun cums HONG KONG. July I0 -- (AP) - Communist New China has or- dered the old American look for women. Reports leaking through the bamboo curtain says the Reds frown on hatrdos falling below the female car. In schools and women's units of the Red Army. the boy- ish bob of North America's ”roa.:- I lng twenties" Is the style. ALLIIIIANIJE ACT and moat the other qualifica- tiona of the Act as to service in the armed forces, income. assets and so forth. IMPOIYANI - Those amend- ments have boon made cloc- fivo April lat, but rofroactiva payman! can only be made if tho vaforan qualllloa under the Act and mnkoa his appli- carion to tho noarur district office of the Dapnrfmant of Voforana Adaira by July 31 at. Payment in cases where ap- plications are soceived after that date can only be made as from the date of receipt of such application in the Dis- trict Office. --.-----no-------------------------..--------------J I I L 2 know. Cement Bloclra are 40 Pasonioro St. i....n a BIIILII WITII ICEIIEIIT BLOCKS FOII Strength, Beauty And ltsal Economy You can't beat Cement Blocks when it comes in building on a budget! What's more, cement block con- struction paves the way for unusual beauty in homes and garages. Here's something else you'll want to building material. in spite of the saving in cost. Avail.- ahia in hollow blocks. Delivery is prompt and depend- able. Drop in and discuss your building needs with us. LARTER BROS. - Charlottetown E-. QZGOI-Q as sturdy as any common Phone 1282-L PARIS. July ll-(Reuters)-The famed "Tour De France" 3.000-mile bicycle road race starts Thursday -and things are in a state of Splendid Gallic confusion at or- ganlzing headquarters here. Riders complain they have been given such short notice that they will'compete that they have had no time to make proper preparat. ions. Newspaper men and fans are irked that no official list of competing icams has yet been is- sued. The distributing committee has 3 xiant task on its hands and faces a ' chaotic storeroom piled high with crates of all shapes and sizes containing various types of equip- ment. There are 1.950 sweaters in three sizes in the various national and regional colors and 60 of the fam- DUS "Yellow" worn by the leader tn the general classification. The sweaters are changed at least ev- ery two days during the race- which lasts several weeks and an- nually throws French sports fans into a state of feverish frenzy. Other items include: 1.500 caps. 700 pairs of goggles. 500 badges with emblems of the bicycle- makers; l50 nylon raincapes; 350 tire-pumps. 484 calico numbers to be pinned on the sweaters. Then there are liniments and other medical supplies for the first-aid corps that follows the cyclecade around France. and office equip- ment for the mobile organizing staff that trails along. too. The rider only has to provide his own shoes. socks and shorts. The organizing committee also provides the food for thc compet- itors. and must send hundreds of packages to the 50 feeding stations along the various routes. The race is run in "daily stages" with the men getting time out to sleep. Victory in the various laps and over the full course is decid- ed by elapsed time and the leader at the end of each lap is allowed to wear a yellow sweater. All along the route the frantic fans gather to whoop on their fav- orites while sound-trucks patrol the roads advertising everytliing from brandy to cycle-wheels. Once Fastest Big Man In Hockey Dies VANCOUVER. July ll --(CPI - Sllas Seth (Si) Grifiis, once known as the "fastest big man in hockey" is dead. The 66-year-old hockey great. recently elected to Canada's lloc- key Hall of Fame at Klnssl-On. 0nt., died early today after an ill- ness of several weeks. He started his brilliant career in moo, playing mver in the seven- mnn game and then cover point. and his dazzling speed and left- handed stiokhandllng took him to the top. Born in the Kansas hamlet of Onaga. he moved to St. Catharinos. ant. at the age of 18 months. and then to Eat Portage. now Kenora. 150 miles east of winnipes. where he made a name as an oarsmari. Griffis played in many Stanley Cup series. He moved to Vancouver in 1906. retiring from hockey until 1911 when the Patricks opened the Pacific Coast League. When he left Kenorn the citizens presented him with a purse of gold. He had been offered .a handsome home if he would remain there. Playing defence for the van- couver Millionaires. a fabulous col- lection of rough and ready players. he was a 60-minute man on the ice. He then weighed 208 pounds. st captained the Millionaires in the Stanley Cup in 1915. He retired in 1919. At Kenora. he was a member of the i-owing club. winning many events at international regattas on the Lake of the Woods and the Red River in Winnipeg. He stroked Kenora's junior four to victory in 1905 in the Canadian I-lenley at St. Cntharines An advertising executive. Griffls transferred his sporting instincts to bowling after his hockey retire- ment. and rated high in the Van- couver lo-pin league. He is survived by his widow and a son. Robert. In Vancouver. Golfing Prowess Of Tiny Toddler - Amazes Experts EHYL. North wales. July it - (CP)-Bobby Logan. who touched a golf club for the first time just nine months ago. has already startled members of the Rhyl Golf Club with his amazing feats. Big. strong men. just taking up the game. have even threatened to toss their sticks into the ashcan after watching Bobby perform. Off the tee. Bobby invariably gets his drive straight down the middle. often beyond the 100-yard mark. pitches to the green with a back- spin and explodes out of a and trap. in fact he has scored a live on a 280-yard. well-trapped hole. So what? Well. Hobby has some- thing to brag about for he is very much of a wee toddler-just two years and nine months old. slightly under three feet tall. Bobby has learned to use his sawed-off clubs. a hickory driver and light-weight loan. with eye- brow-ralsing precision. He turns out every morning for practice.-as present confined to two holes. Bert Southcott. the club profes- sional. says Bobby's hitting power is quite phenomenal. "Hts drives. averaging around so to so yards are all carry and follow a correct trajectory. I think the secret liel in his wrists which are osteop- tionally strong lor an infant." Famed French Bicycle Race Starts Thursday All Star flame . Box Score CHICAGO. July 11 -W (AP) .. Official box score of the 1'lth an- nual all-star game between the National and American Leagues: NATIONAL Jones, in; Klner, lr Musial, lb Robinson, 2h Wyrostek, rf . Slaughter. cf-rf Schoendlenst, 2b . Sauer, rf Pafko, cf Campanella. Marlon, ss Konstanty, p Jansen, p B-Snider Blackwell. p Roberts. 13 Newcombe. p . A-Sister Reese, ss o;u:aN; or--Q---n.utsaON9tu5N)-lbw-b!li3d; oozacoooooco---c--3--O” N:o::o.-oe5.n--- -I-O-:3--acorouaa-cox.--O:.:'a I I or--oooeooocsso--Lao-out-: Totals . .. .. 52 4104217 A-singled for Newcombe in 6th. B-Filed out for Jansen in 12th. AMERICAN ' AB R. ll 0 Al . 6 0 2 2 Rlzzuto. as .. Doby. of Kell. 3b . .. Williams. if. . D. Dllvlnggio. if Dropo. lb Fain, lb .. livers, rf .. J. DiMaggio, rt . BONE, c Hogan. r, .. Doerr. 2b . Coleman. 21) Raschi, p C-Michaels l..cmon.. p Houttemsn. p Reynolds, p . D-Henrich Gray, p . Feller. p . C-Doubled for Raschl in 3rd. D-Filed out for Reynolds in 12th. 0 i 4 0 cc---c-c:.s:A:.ss.::.noo-I:aLa.naO Q3663”)-eOO3DOGOCOO30r-' CSOOOD-OODOOOOH-O-r08 coo:---co:--uou...psaI--Moan ceooaaoooa-occ--i-o NL 010 000 001 000 001-4 Al... .0fll0Z0000fifi0000-3 E-Coleman. RBI-Slaughter. Sauer. Kell 2, Williams. Kiiierw Schoendtenst. 2B-Michuels. Doby.l Kiner. 38-slaughter. Dropo- HR.-Kiner, Schoendlen.-at, DP-I Rizzuto. Doerr and Dropo; Jones.I Schoendienst and Muslnl. Left-. National League 9; American Lea-: gue 6. BB-Roberts l IEVGPSII4 Ncwcombe 1 (Lemon). l-louttemaiil l (slaughter), Reynolds 1 (Mu-I slat). Feller 1 (Reese). SO-R.as- chi l (Roberts). Roberts 1 (Dobyl,i Lemon 3 (Campanella. Kiner). Newoombe 1 (Rtzzuto). Konstanty 2 (Evers. Hagan), Jansen 6 (Hoilt-. teman. Doby, Kell. Williams, He-' gan. Coleman). Reynolds '2 (Jail-9 sen, Reese), Blackwell 2 (Hagan: Coleman). Gray 1 tcampanellal Fellerl (Blackwell). llo-Raschi. 2 in 3 innings; Roberts 3 in it; Neivcombe 3 in 2: Lemon 1 in ;l: Konstanty 0 in l; in it; Jansen l in 5: Reynolds 1 iii. : Gray 3 in l l-.'l; Feller 0 in 2-3:3 Blackwell l in 3. WP--lobuts. PB-Hogan. Winner - Blackwell. Loser--Gray. Umpires: Bill Me- Gowan (AL) plate; Ralph Pfnelli (NL) first base; Ed Rommel (AL! second base; John Conlan (NL) third base. John Stevens (AL) and Doug Robb (Nl..') altemntes, .A- 46.12'l (paid). T-3:10. Receipts: Sl26.l'l9.5l. noNsrfs.w.scls”oo-rfcaosina I Bonshaw school closing was held June 23rd at Canoe Cove Shore: with a large number of parents? and visitors in attendance. Thel afternoon was passed in swimming. and races topped off by a delic-'. ious lunch served by the Bonshaw: ladies. 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