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     i.Tribe SmOl'l1el'S Yankees; 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lBriiisl1 Defeat Americans ' 
     
     To Capiue Curtis Golf Cup 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     I ' I ' sy STERIING surrey FINAL M 
     
     t R FOUR son of Indianapolis 7 and I. 
     
     SANDWICH, -2 v - 
     
     . - The Charlottetown Guardian, Monday, June 11, 1956 1 demmmed ba,'f;'5'oi;"dB;iAuF;;l W: Mrs. Smith iiiot . careful par it two u.s. WINNERS 
     
     .  -3 men, 1.... by M, ,,e,dy,mng.ng on the fun! hole to defeat Polly Margaret iwmii siniui of st. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . A Riley of Fort Worth Tex. flve- Clair Mich and Barb: R ck 
     
     mar, , , b h g , ' . . .. I rs om: 
     
     By THE CANADIAN PRESS pitcher. wyane Belardrs single. lmer Mile” and Jim Konstamy.      day 4:35 ugiene U:-Limunctelzld S-Egg, time Curtis cup veteran. 1 up in of Sacramento. Calif.. were the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     H . hi wh so i B t - . D1 L - I h ,1 I N1! key match. only American winners over the f 
     
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     ii.illl5ili."llnol”iieizri'ii"li1ieni'.me'f;"i:'yl a-ac ffwai-yelotieoiiif Jbfii W553: iyfi" .i?'ieeol'e'i'i"”3-31 iLe'3li"'itsB'3.ili. iii'Z'pi3i'i3ih" M5 mm mm" or 1 . .52 ii?Z".fnfil5-G73'"53iil?"olEL”e33: wf..i"3'iiy'i"ii'i?"i5' i'i”" A"”"l ”ilims777tli' 62'm'"'dii""il"?(v l 
     
     Rum. calavltg azd Wertzlstg hluurled aiseven-hitter for his eighth Rig!” in ghg mm mung amt Pew Burdette shy! out New York  S 9 M  l")'?rl'leil0lIlli::i' only the second time in completed a 4-and-3 victory ovseer l poinlffpreneized hollipicyltifl  
     
     defeat New or ees B.amm t d mm c i- egs” a hovei-come a 54) Giants with four hits for a -H) Mil- i w H p Mary Ann Downgy or B,mm,,,., 3 vicmry over pmlomeu Gm” 
     
     Saturday. "9 "'99 ' 33' ' ". deflcl 10 E t e score in the waukee victory. Bobby Thomson NEW YORK (Apt ,. A broken (H - ) J, kw, '”' M,"-5 Ray Smith and Mrs. to make the score 5-4. of Scotland with is medal score of 
     
    

    
     Four Yankee .n'ors and num- doubleheader from Kansas City. eighth and ninth. Ted Kluszewski drove in three runs with a pair of '"'”""e C ' George laleniine leading the way. Mrs. Valentine! rule In the mm My one under par, for the M" 
     
    
   
   
    
     r . , bone in Floyd Patterson's right .. f- -t f t I H, B - - . . 
     
     erous mental lapses helped the In- Ray M00l'e Pltchllll I llveshll-tel hit a bases-loaded h er for Cln- doubles and a single to help heal h d I t b. There is I de im is me iirc o . .0 rltlsh girls won four of the prise triumph also was a big on nine holes of the aftern is round. ' 
     
     mu; who trailed so and 7-2 at foals;-1bdercJisii;ln in th: sneirnoitigj. cmmiti in the eight off starter former Brave Johnny Antonelli. "?antchl'l'::i)t'hrlArecht:: Nfwrlelhljrltgrpi-' the fourth metacaspalvllsone :IIHll'lel;l:( singles matches our the as she defeated Pat Lesser of Miss Romack, 1954 U0; chum 2 
     
     ..a,.i.,u5 stages, then scored five in an o 2 ans ases oa sat Maglie who had pllchgd (our. -red Kazansm and staii Lounta right hand. Sad 7- ""3" 3" W95 lllurse to fashion s 5-4 Seattle, the current U.S. Hampton. plon. defeated Janette Robertson. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     the lxth when they chased starter double in the seventh contributing hit shutout ball until then. each hit two-run singles during I cell:m;l0l?:hlp.e world heavyweight menu of the New York State am Wmry' HHS dupmated their Wm" 6 um i Tw” MW” ” ll" l""”l"i 5 ""1 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Don Larsen, four more In the sev- to a 7-5 victory in the nlghtcap. St. Louis turned back Pittsburgh nvewun S . d i .ng l help Phug p leuc commgsgon, nine maiiiin In their only prevloul eon intermission. Mrs. Valentinellead from 2 up at the lunch break l .. 
     
     ...iii when they hung the defeat TWO IN THE TENTH 3.3 with wiiiiy Moon hitting two adolphla 933:: rlzllilloanon cubs s4. c0l;;ff;;tif:lf;dfLY tf'3'e Portia: Dr. Alexander Schiff of. the com? ;;L;!,'l'P'lv rt Wrtf'e1d- Scotland 1'1 W0" to" 5'”'E'" '10”-”” S” WW to 7 up after 27 holes- 
     
     on Tom Morlalh and another four 31'0" defeated Washington 54 homers and Stan Musiai one to Ernie Banks hit his 14th homer in 9 3 new-5' ' mission said in his opinion that  and never let the Seattle girl catch The United States ii... won in. 
     
    
   
   
    
     5v'llUFllr'I)"S waiiii sunshine was 1'2. t 1' 
     
     12iT0"nd Wm decision over Tommy jug hand ml, "Ire. months .. Inp murli hotter than the freezing con- Elizabeth Price was the other ghlleldlxln”:e:i:m'l'll:1ebl:?iiTl-':g;f 
     
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     any event. . Yankee Stadium bout  Friday, when the United British winner, downing(.lan:Nel- petition began in 1932. 
     
     ' ' 0 between Paterson and Moore. as inurgo Mnl l” "f lhfee Semen V i 
     
     nead essimislic planned by the International Box.  ;.?:.:;3”.?”:i.i””o?iE D b A d - - - ” 
     
     ing Club for sometime between Rh mm on me ahenmn mum,   n I   
     
        ::P3i.n17d;:!:t 5993- 27- 3P1"-leafed mi l'alllCI'd (Iihan the weather. that: . . 
     
     i Plitlve ecisi' . f E I h T T 
     
     . Harry Marlison. IBC managingir"-:m;L----r- 0     
     
    

    
       director. said future plans would , . 
     
    

    
     be made early in the week when Y S MANCHESTER. icigia d (AP)-' ld N Y t 
     
    

    
     IBC preslden Jim Norris meets   Jarnslav Drobny and Allhca Gib- l)ourna.ilJivmt;,rl(lfiIcep”illl:d elilflbshilkeig 
     
    

    
     NEW YORK lAPl-Sam Snead, With Chlflll -l0lll1S10D. M00l'9'S 0 son Saturday won the singles ii- on a three-continent tour early 
     
    

    
     who has blown . ha” , dole" manager.   m nals of the northern England ten-llast fall. In Europe this sprin 
     
    

    
     chances to win the national open Johnston "rived home Saturday nis tournament and thereby plaCe(llShP has triumphed in nine out 9 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll,utlh(l)a(liegYlllhwl(l(f)f fflgghmhnllglylzveo l'iiill'ie”il'i'ivirilli?'io"lii.tih firsllmvlfltlin ".1  took the edge on Friday "ill"! right hand "might not be a punch- 
     
    
   
   
    
     men in the sixth, was the winning triple andpthen sch lug himself on 
     
    
   
   
    
     English Lead Aostralialn 
     
     Cricket Play After 3rd Day 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTTINGHAM. England tReu- '1'. E. Bailey, c' Miller. is archer 
     
     tcrsi-England wound up the third 14 
     
    

    
     ii.iy's play in a raln-blighted five- '1'. G. Evans, c Langley. b Miller 0 
     
     day cricket test match with Aus- J. c Lake,-V mg (mg 9 
     
    

    
     ii-nlia Saturday well placed for a G, A. 1;. Lock, pm i, Miner o 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     . themselves ., the favorites inl nine. 
     
     ullr R. Appleyard. not out 1 golf ” mpionsh , h d by man? lmm L”"d”" whe." M.m”"H t t t . . - - 
     
     rm Englishmen declared their Extras e .i...c.ii'.'L' his pioiiit-ill .'i..w.”.'. "I 5”" "''y ””'P"”” '"5 "W ear 3C 3.'..of2i”L”.”'i'l'i'!.ii.i.!2i.'..' E""”"”i s.FiIi'”"'n  'Z'i-5”" ””'”'”' 
     
     VIN lllmlng alt 2-197d ht" mil” tall?” Total for eilht wickets declared tournament next week ua Eeivyq-chreowgn :1-,gba1mst Yimfge iom Drobny former Wimbledon title-I htateiy ahlil .9:turi:llily lhSelIOUn(l!l)eIl! 
     
     llltl tien cap ur wo usraian 217 . H - E. 8 81'! are .Y EVE xgw HAVEN, C GP g ' k . 4 if ' . t . ' 
     
     wickets for 19 runs before rain and Bowling mmiysjg :41Slll;'ll(l(l)IEl.d t made Moore an 8-to-5 favorite over (;lm.,r. 22,yem.g01:,m'a;l,A':1ergg:: ?3lg:r'bylo:ubd3:X?g 12:35 Hzgiglfj aPi:g?edl::Ssqf:;,?gh'ndfolg f' :i.m' 
     
     W "El" mded Play 3" l"""' Overs Mdns Runswlits greens t';e"wageI.vl'e7yd;l2:Ctl;1mghthe Pfaershllint M . th Id winiminiz star. died Wednesday of Australia. generally regarded aslchampion B can mg 
     
     wily. Li d u 15 4 , e tee rc e oore is p e war 3 1 an 1. k - lh Y,l M. N p p ,. ' . . 
     
     Wllh more "'3" 10 hallirs 3l""d3t' Mixllelha 33 5 69 4 l gfxnn? Ofhf. tlzlggnlgilneenilgasllfirti. and l'"l'lYt.V9lfif” Jcliiampllm ”vgvht "OWE: S'l.VmP00la walicileularacetisihge ltjiluvtlllo gillerivogzecsr wlho hofvirlhtiurcitilxl Calzllybnhf tfilizlggllsupto wlwtvlln Dtll: 
     
     lost through rain and e prospec A h 1. 31 10 51 I H . itzurc proc aim o nston. " e mig (;i..mpi tryouts. I E t eded th F t 1 1 t 
     
     it the pitch becoming treacherous Jggngon M 7 25 1 my odds Drattyigood. ' the rhythm fight James .1. Parker in Montreal (;i.,..;;.. from Larchlnnntv N. Y” emrmgygp 1:” Bneremyts heselwa;g;"g,u::rg?am1g3fagp2a"d 3” Hm" 
     
     as it dried. England's POUCY W85 Burke 1 1 0 0 ma" mm 751"” smda Bl" 1111 111 Jul)” we have 8 good offer and has ' ' i 
     
    
   
   
    
     sunkingu last year's winner of the the better of the two. He won H, 
     
     Sam C-hecked mm mm" wednes lrle'T:'l:l');Jel;lr:ll:ll1LniE;fli.;::.sald he f;.(::)iiiiiial gmateur Allhlclir L'ni0n'5 (Hi. 7-5. 
     
    

    
     day ml defence M h'5 "Hind Tobin was the greatest fighter ever seen while thferi-viii? Bsggallthllllllhefutfhhj Wxll:ledGolib':mfirslhifeggjoalchghiolhle tllllhlalof Bdmfamt'won the womenf 
     
     h3mP"m-Ship at wYk3-Eyl in in England. He'd handle either one Dartmouth university team For defeated Louise Brough a fellow) Long 9:? Auest:':lllaganndlrl!;lrgTh;letoy"n 
     
    

    
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     ilearnl; :5 C 95 9' COUMY. Star! -of those novices(Patterson or Jack the last three years he. had been American for the womens title. Rosenqulst Pratt of the U. I. 1-6. 
     
     "8 "T5 3Y- son) with ease. picked for the all-American team. It was the 15th title the 28-year- 7-5, 6-2. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MF5- D0rHlh.V Head Knode of i. t 
     
     the United States and Ann Shl.l- l  
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     in go for runs. It lost wickets in Ausmma firsp innings 
     
    

    
     ttiir process. six crashing in the C. McDonald, "aw b Lock 1 
     
     space of 34 runs to some fine J. Burke' C Loch b Lakex. n 
     
     srzim bowling by Australians Keith R. N. Harvey. not out 5 
     
     ll'”9" and R0" A':che'.' Mm” P. Burge, not out 2 
     
    

    
     took four to finish with figures of Extras 0 
     
    
   
   
    
     mnllutforthsegiplan seemed justified Tom! for two wickets 19    
     
    
   
   
    
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     I”" l” ""9" E"g"5" 5”'"""s o M R Wkl " B b " M ii 39 Braves i no "i i." f t ' l . 
     
     Lk d T L k each vers ds uns s Sal The or er ag e. . or gis cr is irs win I k d 
     
     flllliiiril aawlghet w(i)tnhyonf;cl2 runs M955 4 3 I 3 shows Peewee Reese. left. andlmr the Bmukly" mduvrsi Reese   S   'n  0 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Bailey 3 1 3 V v and Hodges both hit lioniers in 
     
     -W:'i"d; - d . Laker 4 2 5 i Gil Hodges how he Dltched 8 threeliiie eighth to give the lmdgexs I 
     
     -”"'”'”" Lock 4 2 5 1 hit shutout against the Milwaukee I-0 win. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     ltntzland first innings 
     
     r I-7. Richardson. i: Langley. b 
     
    
   
   
    
     lliller 8! 
     
     ii (i Fnwdrey. 2 Miller. b David- 
     
    

    
     mn 25 
     
     'r W. Graveney. e Archer. Is John- 
     
    

    
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     p B H. May, is Langley, b Miller 
     
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     french Horses 
     
     Complete Week 
     
     0f Triumph 
     
    
   
   
    
     l'.PSml. Eiiizland (APL-French 
     
     lioi-ms completed a week of tri- 
     
     iiinph at Epsom Downs Friday by 
     
     siici-pint: the first three places in 
     
     thi- Oaks, classic for three-yeah 
     
     nlll fillies. 
     
    

    
     llrs. Suzy Voltcrra's 3-l favorite 
     
     5li'i'll'('ll8 galloped home three 
     
     lcnllhs in front of Marcel Bons- 
     
     sni-'s Janiarl to win 342,036. Prince 
     
     Alv Kliiin's Yasmin was third, slii 
     
     loiiiztlis behind Janlarl. 
     
    

    
     Picrre Werthelmer's Lavandln 
     
     hogan the string of French victor- 
     
     irs Wednesday by winning the Ep- 
     
     slim Derby. Then Baron Gilbert 
     
     ilc Rolhschlld's Tropique carried 
     
     on tho Coronation Cup Thursday. 
     
    

    
     The French horses were strongly 
     
     iii-nrcd for the Oaks but few fans 
     
     i-wot-led a clean sweep in this 
     
     with rcnewal of a race first run 
     
     in 1779. 
     
    

    
     .-liiimii: the also rains in the Oaks 
     
     ll.'lS Mythical. probably the first ' 
     
     raiiailiau-owned thoroughbred ever 
     
     to run in the flllles' classic. 
     
    

    
     iii-ihicni. owned by E- P- Taylor 
     
     otToriinlo. flnlshcd sixth. The filly 
     
     is line of several horses Taylor is 
     
     r.ii-iiiz in Britain. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Q9 Mll.KlNG MACHINE ., g 5f" . . . finfwihgihwfg 
     
     To guard the purity of milk of - ' 
     
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     J on made of stainless steel. r i ' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     the best biker 
     
    
   
   
    
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     "The Best Bike in Town!"-youth's 
     
     biggest thrill--happiest incentive 
     
     and choicest reward. After exams 
     
     the time is right with the won- 
     
     derful summer ahead-and 
     
     the bike is right. its a 
     
     C.C.M., the quality bike 
     
     that Canadian youths 
     
     prefer-always have pre- 
     
     ferred. lts lighter weight, its 
     
     graceful lines, its sturdincss, 
     
     its safety--these are the 
     
     things that have 
     
     made C.C.M. Can- 
     
     l ada's outstand- 
     
     ing quality bike 
     
     --the outstand- 
     
     lng favourite 
     
     of Canadian, 
     
     youth. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lI&vl-aesitohlng iillol loll listing 9'” 
     
     incl: helps pioOeQ Hi Ann conlaininatlon. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     M PROCESSING ABTD coouno eouimeut 
     
    
   
   
    
     Al the dairy, stainless steel storage 
     
     tonlu, coolers, ptulourising and processing 
     
     equipment help Iiup mill: pure. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Hogan Choice 
     
     To Win Open 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW Rt)('llELI.E. N.Y. fAPl- 
     
     Rvn lliigaii, the little man all the 
     
     hi: priis fear. is the overwhelm- 
     
     iiiq i-liuirc of the players in the 
     
     ltlllllfl i-nliln tournament as the next 
     
     iiiitiiiiial open champion, 
     
    

    
     in lti players in the round robin. 
     
     lmir iinlic-sitatlngly picked Hogan 
     
     in iiin his fifth opcn title at Roch- 
     
     iuirr, N.Y.. next week. Three 
     
     niiiiird Tommy Bolt and two each 
     
     llIll'(l for Sam Snead. Cary Middle- 
     
     roll and Gene Littler. PGA cham- 
     
     ltiiin Dnuiz Ford received the only 
     
     otlii-r first place vote as two of 
     
     the Iti fl('('llnCfl to make l-2-3 selec- 
     
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     M BOTTIJNG MACHINE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Use of stainless steel metal parts 
     
     is battling machine hllpl keep 
     
     with sanitary at bottling Olivia. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Give (.(.M.l 
     
     on birthdays 
     
     too I 
     
    
   
   
    
     To mske sure If milk you drink is pure. many Csnsdian about 87,. nickel. The lncn nickel used to mske stainless 
     
     fsrmers snd dsirymeii now use milk-handling and prore.I- steel in (Iiinnda is mined. milled, rmclted and refined hem. 
     
     sit-.4 equipment made from stainless steel containing and stays in Canada to help provide jobs for Canadians: 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     This is how stainless steel 
     
     made in Canada with Iuco NICKEL 
     
    
   
   
    
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     i hel brin 'lk 
     
     R. 1. HOLMAN LTD. 8 P5 8 Y0" Pure ml 
     
     QW CHARLOITIGIOWN I SUMMERSIDI and makes I-obs for Canadians srnclied hy lnco neiir Sudhury. Ontario. Final 
     
     ST refining is done It lncos plsnt in Port Col- 
     
     ICK DEODORANT sioiii milking nine to boning time, mills produced borne. Ontario.- 
     
     N  bytbcnlutmodcrnflrlmlnddliriesleldoln touches 2, lnco nickel is used in Canada for the 
     
     '"t',":lY0ll:'lld 8    &   E anything but nickel ' ' , stainless steel. fscture of stainless steel. mm". I 
     
     '"l"kY!l1!Im DIAL 3241 This stainless steel has I herd. corrosion-resist nt 3- This ”'l"l953 ”"l l3 ""d b! Cmldllll min"- 
     
     o:.n.;Z. H p 183 GREAT GEORGE STBIEFE V um.-C. II". is 9", w clam when used in him fscturerlln the production ofmilking machines, . . . .. . . . . 
     
     . and dairy equipment, it helps keep milk pure, coolerspnd ovltifaet equipment for handling and w,;,, g,,, ,,,, ,,” ,, 
     
     I . g i processing ml . Nu illustrated baoilot: 
     
     3.nmmh., M S   Al:Iil::I:;I(l30;;;t:eLifhfo;l:c:edn;:kgIlI;i:el::',::: These steps in the manufacture of this equlpment- 115- loans! of man! i 
     
     mpply GBAPAUD El: Inca nickel helps provide jobs for Canadians: (mm me 0" m d" Immml pmdud-"win 
     
     1'25 P E I thousands of wnrkrnen. In this way. lnco nickel 
     
     ' ' ' I, Nickel-bearing ores src mined, milled and stays in Canada to help provide jobs for Canadians: 
     
     . RAH)” CALLBECK & co. Tl-II INTIIIIIATIONAL NICKEL COMPANV OF CANADA. LIMITID 
     
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     . CENTIt:I:fDlJQUE irndi-on 4 Ion Nichol. Nictd Altos can c-bah. roam... silmni. Inn On and rlaiiiui. Pauadibo .4 qt. iii...-... 3...;