' ,. l Monday. August 8. 1955 The Guardian Page 11

Western Guardian

HAMILTUN HALL, I Monday. Allen.-i 6. home made ice cream

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Fire Destroys Barn And A . Damages Dwelling Ar Margate On Saturday

A barn was destroyed. a dwel- Marks farm and saved the dwi- ling badly gutted and several ling and the buildings on nearby other buildings endangered by farms owned by Ellsworth Chain- flre Saturday at Margate. plan and Edward Andrews.

The blaze broke out about 11.30 Across the road in the path of am. at the home of Mr. and the flames were the farm bulld- Mrs. Frank Myers and destroyedlings of Harold Woodside. includ- the barn and damaged the ing a new barn. which would

AT SUMlllt::ll H OM E - The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. John, A. Campbell. Wollastan. Mass. p. M d welcomes them back to their sum-

lKlhHl0WN d a n ce via!!! 33- mer home in Kensington and are

.-lncelled due to death in c n y- pleased tOhlCleml.l1li. Mr. Campbell

v s so muc proved after his pickings:-ill--:ii:llM;i:':ia,”ii l'1)iegii;I:::"ac;i serious illness last.winter. 'rls i mg sunshine Boys. Door Prize. f puNxE5Atli 1iUEsa9YCl:r-rue

. , unera o e a . ence .t9i)l1lb:"Rg;f flfaj1Cf;5!f'ef;”l::; Phillips will be held. at his late ll-ale er.x us - resldelfce 174 Cambridge St. Sum-

'i'l'l"l1- i "3 merslde on Tuesday. August 0th HUME MADE 1ce.c,-eam at at 2.00 p.m. Standard Time. Then

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, V 11 mm, Mondayhto Lot 11 United Church. Burial house. No livestock was in the have been in danger had the -312351 8.” egponso ,5 by 5, will be in the church cemetery. l...-n, lfire gained further headway. It was believed a spark from; -L

,imphen's Church. gc E N 1- 1; A 1, commmiuia

-nil;-go. Summerside. will reopen Sl'Ol'l'I1 .--.----nner in W" B” 45” ln Summerside

..r l'lloile 2989- ruxl-:liAL SATUIEDABY 171033: A very brief but rather violent lliliiuall 4:; tllrebmhlethg -Common. electrical storm passed over Sum- l;)llllliitlil3)laH0fne Saturday Bi 2-00 D-1 merside last "wing "id in "5 m The Rev. J. Donald Mackay Pathway did slight damage to a nmnaled, Mrs. Cleve Whelan was Harvard Street home. -' mp or-galiist and played the ac; The Chimney at the home of . rmlipanimenl for Mr. Lowell Han: Mrs. Lee Home, 830 Harvard ; g

.-...-k who sang ”Does Jesus Care.' Sireei was struck by one of the :

The pail bearers were Jacl; Tay- llghlhillg bolts and although no nip .1. Watson MacNaughl. Ralph 7111? resulted, the chimney was Dodrlg, .l. E. Dalton. Lorne Mac- completely demolished. No other Inter- damage was reported. except for ,

the dwelling chlrnney started the blaze. - By lucky chance a sprinkler on Summerslde on Thiirsday. Aug. 1 the road. owned by Curran and 4th. l ?e::gSaedLtFn"av:::, fzfilglg -ill-:2 Mr. and Mrs All.-sllll l)1acKia- .- wm" carried by Ihis mllipmenhlnon of Hartford CDf1IlPt'llClll. ae- wnh me addmnn M sweralrasks l'.')nlDal'liB(l by Mrs. Thomas Mor- hauled by ' mm” Hm" I nigh. rison of Saint John. N. B. were

.1 rerent visitors at the home of 2&1? Xaf .3” gale Mr. and Mrs Bradford Macl(ln-

IIOTL Miss Florence Biggar. accom- lnanicd by Masters Everett, Bar- COHWGY iw) .'-ind Barry Bliiilar. Portage. and Misses Sis and Mary Mason Mrs. Elizabeth Tredenick. Miss oi Saint .lohn. N'B., were re- , Betty Tredenick. Miss Marv Tre- r,-ant visilnrs at thehomes of Mr

iarl-Wn l-We" "'"'”"k H, - ii lk fl Mi D Pl i vi ri nu . v i . dig d - enc an ssl onna amer. and .lrs George A or soil

mm” ll” "1 me People 5 Lemet 'byemer 5;: a:,l:1C?)'gI::l.":!l;cl)el,1:a;:.f;:Ii Summerslde. with Mr. Terry Mr and Mrs. Edgar Morrison 'I'Y- . the flue. : Rogerson and Mr. Mike Gonlay. recently

i” ..g. of Greenwood. Nova Scotia. were ML (-ham... paI,m.,.. Bnrdeng

visitors at the home of Mr. and , .d g M John 1).

Personals "VlCKlE” IS FINE WH0-D0NE. ” Mrs. John W. Palmer. Freeland. an,;xM,-Sp Leigh

1 F I IT AT CAPITOL. SUMMERSIDE '- -- unnin o or . (l;,l,l1fhii5 sgending a month ywglth Jean Peters and Jeanne. M” his mommy Mrs. Sam Dun. (,rain co-starred as sisters in. the) ME. Fremm River. ,llew moylf mystery. 'VlCkl'. at i the Capitol Theatre. the suspens- - ms Norman Nelson and chm; ful grlnurder plot becomes doubly rt-n. Carl and Dorothy Di M8iii9"v.exc'.""g' ' Ndsonlsl Director Harry Horton has set

0" Sallmiayv Jilly 30- lPaugh. East Bideford. were vis- M" Charles Keizer and sonyiting kirs. Charles Palmer and

. :son at the Prince County Hon- Ee08l;er:,'isiIa;)fsleit'oR2'ue;;ml;':::1ebu:LIpiial, Silmmerside. on Thursday.

Monday. August 1st. iA””'"5i M”

Mr. John Maclx-an has entered the Prince County Hospital. Sum-

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0. rwo 'NAvAi. iiliihriuio loo striilniioirp NEAR SlliMMi'EikSlDE W

s. are visilin Mrs. g - ,i glilcgrils. Mr andgMrs. George Mc- lh9S9 h8i9Yl'lS of luscious beauty in ' Two naval ratings were ser-Ison of Woodstock, N. B., were mile east of the Llnkletter Road. his sister and brother-in-law. Mr lllighl said their condition was sat- iglirfgewfiigl tgietzitgeggpeiggh rTf""3.. l Ill, lllfllx 9 sop silmied seiilhg of ambit-yiously injured Saturday when i flown to hospital at Halifax by in the afternoon. and Mrs. Gordon Culcliffe. lisfactory. l W) nod heanh 1 I

l"”5 P?0l7if?- sparkling dlaloguel their motorcycle plowed into an the RCAF Saturday night. Each The car, a 1954 Ford sedan. The naval men were said to ho --Photo by Woltnli Hy o i: '

in and Mrs Arwen Goss and and glittering cafe society and automobile near Summerside. suffered head injuries. was driven by Raymond Tllomsoil i members of 080 Squadron aliciy gw M”, Hannah Miiiman nr Tmm, cliililreil. Kenneth. Audrey and has Sliccessilllly succeeded in Able seamen T. E. Kinsey of The accident occurred on that of North Tryon. He was turning - had only recently arrived in) Nm-p Spntia, is spending a vars-l Brlitll of Wakefield. Mass. are keeping his mind 0" Sleadlly Preston. Ont.. and M. V. Nicker- Western Road, about a quarter- llnto a driveway at the home of isummcrside. Reports late last: Here Affer Y.a'-5 mm in, the home of Mr. and Mrs.)

building to the startling solution

i-isliillg at the home of Mrs. Gossf oi the crime.

G . parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- mv.

Arthur

Milligan. Poplar On the evr-ninr: nf Jilly 28. the

1 ,. St. Elennors. Basrd 011 8 novel by Steve Continiled from page 6 --""-”.""'r"'”i W , Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Palmer mm Fisher and written for the screen 'Wrrjr"”i ' "Dir 1 C0"ilE'fLiYflm page 6 begumui mumry home of Mt were 1-egg.-it business visitors to Mr Hntfl lVirlFi- V439 whiglfr and by Dwight Taylor. the fllf1kvrP- B b R Va pg P a if” E.',i;..dGi;';f,gyf,. 3;; lgffedmig Summersirlc.

f:mily o Wa ace urg. n .. are - 1 up t -g age a esu 5 - .

llsiting Mrs. Wheeler's sister. 1-:5? sjcllgej? isorliulll aintoaua Isl rovlnce Sol Camp capacity when 3b”"i 0 h”"'i'9d Mrs. William Alexander and

Mrs. Emerson Delaney of French

Stobbs (6) Shea (6) and Fitzger-

and Jnlmv Gwrge mid 5161;, and relatives and friends gathered to-

Charlottelown. are

children.

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River, and friends in Summerslde. Eu:I;.or:;l:ssmggenf'ugtgggghggtg lllt"sheB' Lgggugaerggik ,,;,lm;1,-R4 i..':,',,E,"I(.i.li.,',i”;,,:w.,'Pp,f,f;l: the Quint-Ila on lmparl and Kep- warmlv '”lC"m9 M"- 3"” MW spending a vacation at the home

M and Mrs Joseph Mac Pileh When she is found mvs- N:iilmYork ooo 003 030-; 3 l:1dwai'd island this fall quite imch Plaxizirl paid 5204-1 ('3”" hl”'-'"” "' dS'”"'"f,"""'i' :3-'ot Mr- and Mrs Arthur Adams-

-l'- - ,.' - - G . . r ', - .woarcsenin noes) Gmwr of Exetery NH” are Wm. tefrizusly murdered at the height p10en' Coieman .3, Abel. (8, and I possibly in October. atccoi-cling to SUMMARV on P. E. 1. D I a evi vie i Mus Jean Adams M Mnnrmnl W: H” Maccregorvs si5,er5' gt er career.l er sister Jil and wligom Home (7); wiesler, Mo,-. - an.account last evening by the Mr Maw”, E5 mp W" of "way 3” is spending 5 vacation Ur: Heath Warren and Mrs. Fos- t 9” 3”. smged Wt ll” "gill gan W Knnsianiy (7) Kllcks l7l iprmce Edwafd Island CCF Pm” 1” R5" I-tp an 5,... M- ii M . with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. fer Diinlilniz of Summerside. and l'"9”i385i'"li- Sturdivant (8) Ford (9) and How- .lnClal executive. i Wayne Billiloiig 'D(Wl'l1El -. 1 ” M is Jim” ailneimthur Adams. :j- M” Ammr Cousins ofB81”c. Jean Peters portrays the ill- gm, Ben-3 (9), w.1-loan; L.Mo;-. Mr. Lorne lngles. national CCF Canadair lMaCNFlll) . . . . .. Md has hm" "' Slimmemeld ,

h B fated lbeauty with the zestfuligan. HR; NY.Be,-m secretary. is also expected to Parker's Pick (OiMeara) 8 A: h5 53111:: than hf lift tine place Mr. Charla; KHz". ( G 5 Profesgonal Cardg

Miss Shirley Barlow. Nort 9- cnthus asm of the ambitious. It ti 1 L visit the Island and his visit will .1 .t Bell '. M -k isea am .. 47” '5 'r " "la .9 is 0”"? "l C A ' iyd his W"? and soul derliie. and Miss Edith Barlow. displaying new talents as ailrirgt "Hm! 0” "sue take place. according to party .Iilil:liiy's lgigck lilkvrnardxln 5”U''' W”" 3"" ""5 '5 "'5 "'0" ”'iat),g;1l:(ley”s1kiPi'er Irecentlin DEF?

Fret-town. are spending a few aultry chanteuse that are aslTm-onto 0oo0o0o.o 71 headquarters. around August Allie Budlong lSl.eEldl , ii iii” ("P 3"" 3" 3i?59hC9 "ii

dFI.)'S Visiting It the h0""' 'li ihell pleasing to the ear. as her well- 'M;,nt;-ea) 110 000 X. 2 5 o th.-S. Lucky Budlong (MacDonald) .. 7 l"'.yil'"i -V9.3” Hi” is '"''c"'"' Mi'- Elm" Milcaiilli s"'""i”' Chartered

parents in Ellerslie. 1pI'0D0I'tlOl1ed charmsiare to thel Crimian and Bepbepep wgjgy mfnhed mgm pagis? Time-2.21”t. llallleldlb-i;1ll'5 wile Will" i:h "i;,i"l:iside. spent. a few ldqays rggenltly Accounyanh . - ' . .0llr san rovince or e lrs , f . sr as

Mr" and M” Ray Hm' Lower leye ggfionldeedi My 7 Kdzgzlle dBrlll:lgllng liiglinle-3?! byD:wnl; ili"9- p i1(teiz:l"e Ell-l)xrl1eEv (l,1iVGf.rs T Earle Hickey Frcetown. have been spending the. ' -g ' . ' when in net had . bled ' ” ' ' nasi few days visiting their daugh- ;0-LEM” me" SCHOOL 1'-&1:)Fr:)tl:iei;l- Centennial Ir2I.I17t0uels. 6.50, 3.80, 3-20. 3.60. Mr. wendgng Iiasynm gggilg as Mrs, Charles Kmerv. FOXIFFI Canadian Rank of Commerce for and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs, Pjcone Barnes (8. and B ief Sandra Oi Halifax SW6 all 2nd Race Cllalrmalh 9XPl8lIl9t'l the Durposc River. was a business visitor to summemmcl REL Pm” n, Elmer But-llanan. Charlottetown. Class 1: Wesley Willaim Adams. b t h B er interesting dem0n,.mm0n of U", C P Clegg .MM.e5idei 1 oi the gathering and called on l

icon-timed fr m p 3) Hillard J- MacKi"””"- Willard Mcilgerehi te man and uCha' - -H Ginger Reynolds (Nicholson). 2 R9” Alexander MiiCKaY i0 read J W' Albert Robertson hm.-. . 1: L Le Klnnon. Freda MacMillan, Mary) 33;: er 1:3 d"waier swlmmmg that emhral Tommy shame, (Neil; y H 3 an appropriate address to Mr P- 3- l- MUTUAL Bull-DIN. MacNaught. Thane MacNelll, Ewen Faszholz and Rand FIN: led the CFOWd- -l0hh. dressed 35 5 B (B d) l ' 4 and Mrs. Mayne while his broth- Granville at Water Street ; er and . H " unny . em:-irV Results Of E”ai.::.i:"r:.... 5 To Arqenlmu : "W" W” ””fii””ii”"i 25.'.n3".""p.?.”.:l?.i l:::::”S..'”:.".' Mr. Mrs- .-. .. so: ALBERTON HYGH SCHOOL llia Georgie Frizzell, Avis iM8c-igl)Cltll'I'!l):)lll'El tllzliil 0300 5 L Philippe Plcard Liberal iitlatizss foliossillbilileutsd filaya iiillllg; lE;?2l;rl(3S5eiivSeali,r:ider's')..:: 7 8 picture of an Island scene on Del Mar. Candmmtii all-'itv :41 in Lu -m-mm-(Lu D ld.B RthM Do ld. "' . i .. ' , . , , . . ., hhlf fth t. "B " berwn yesler BY V” '- A i

ham” 11 Ra'"i”lPl" w""d'll M3li.H(;Ilii?iet Ellilzlililsreath uMacL:(c)d, n:Iu- Igergazaktcf gaaglim Srgf lg) Jllfxsnsger hgf tb';ielni5"'eminf:'el;i Baelg with the use of a portable oxy- Jug; gjgmre (Downy 8 3.3.13-:,;2ss..,-ii5:eplii:f”g,,cl.,.,Z'fv Brien's parents. M11 Bhd M”- ;n::S, Billie Clark. Clayton Will. nice Macmughg, Betty Riley. Flor. :1; audrnsut .Cmc:i;ne ly. ye lnser gagndb up Argemillpgio Mr Pic. gen tank. and later with his C. P. Clegg owned by Kelly & thanking their friends for the Harry OBrien and .l)l(lilell;r;Z:tll;?1Sd. R. E. Ems & son Limited

., . ence Irene Sllllker. ' ' ' ' . dau hter he took a number of MacPhee. driven by Eric More- kind words and lovely gifts. They "9 3cc0ml”m'9 y ' pi.-9 - Auto .. cuualty

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(I'M H” Jul” Ln" F"'5er' Ru” Syracuse 000 101 oak 2 lo 1 "d' 55' ' member of we -com 1 t lth side Part-mutuels S730 400 6- Further remarks of welcome Ml'S- 501 Ci"'"P- sham" C”m”mla' 5 sum pf st. slunme sell Chester Hayes, Erma Murphy, s1-. Josnpn-s convzm, cl-nr Havana! 002009000-2 62 mortl: since was tchairlmafn ligdilzrjgg Pc"'e3 W 3 59" 90, 3120 3.10 6.26. t ' ' ' ' were Expressed by Rev. M... M d M” Norma" Hm” imajjmi Shirley Anna Omen ' Class 1: Leonie Aisenault Ben- (tllalofftrglienfl aglilkzi llglullovenguth ?:lrSedll(l'ilI"lr;mtheeela:l1fgoegzgslozs if W88 the boat races though mi an E lli3CK8)'r Alli-W" lVl3Y"9- 690739) Ail,e'.in;.'? returned home Sunday ODllOl'l'l9lll'l3l' lis.vsiNo'roN man scllooi. ita Blnns. Dorothy Cheverie. Mar- (8) and Command, Heyman (9); or Parliament. that Itole the show with the his Mmy George Mofmde, 1 -lB"li"P- Misr M"-V M"i'"”' Al" evening after visiting Mrs. iiarllyjr E. 3;, pm-km,"

th. Cummiskey 015. Dowung valentine Hams (7) nd Name (op photo) Chrlstcraft driven by Walter ' . g mh ; 2 he” Camllhelli Gem”. Ma-"'9' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Keir amp” K0,

Class 15 C13”? B'"9"'""'v M'i'y Marcella Foley.'Ramona Gallant: Y Sunday . Macnonaid showing terrific speed iliwiigcilgnnhlrliiii) . . ' ' U 3 mi MMKQ” MFSV Jardmir slmh Hall'9'l'3" wl"5hl"' PHONE 3m Campbell. Gertrude crazier. Cindy: Noreen Hickey. Rhoda Longaphle. American League in Winnlnz the free-for-all W" p k. g 4,. .p .- ., 4 "" 3"” ills" W'"””" ti”-l'"" . . REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Davisnn. Ross Davlson. George Naomi Mccmgan Mary Lee Mawrlru Bedard Avun Andrew and cam, Mauen, 09” 3 him! i K 3 ”"f'l)l ' , BA. 3.50.. of Edmonton. AIber- Mrs, o. l'PhIlllpS. Alherlnn. Sammy st summon”. Glover. James MacLean, Eleanor Mm”. pm”, No'omn' Anne peblcleveland 002 000 ologag 10 Avon Andrew won the free-for Jl:l"::n;,r:::e ilC”n'ln'::gA;)lo) to who was happy to be able to who is s patient gt tl:mgrl;;:il;;

Mann. Shirley Mann. Rita Murphy, Sylvia Profitt. Dallas Reeves. Class 11: Barbara Ruth Brown. Eleanor Clark. Enid Donald. Gloria Henney. Frances Hinderson. Sllll'lFY Jardine. Eleanor MacArt- hur. Murray Mayhew. Helen Mul- llllli. Rona Paynter. Ralph Pro- tt

KINKORA HIGH SCHOOL

Floss 1: Eric Doucette. Desmond Duffy. Kevin Farmer. Mabel Grant. Charles Roberts.

Class 11: Audrey Cameron. Paul- ine Green. Bernard McCsbe. Cec- iilis McQuaid. Rosama y Mulligan. Mary Murphy. Baden Sexton. Aud- rey Steele.

MISCOUCHE HIGH SCHOOL

Class 1: Mac Arsenault. Helen Ballum, Yvonne Cormier, Doreen Decoste, Shelia Dolron. Erma Gal- lant, Ann Gloria Gallant, Della Gauilet. Elizabeth Steele.

Clllss ll: Hermlne Bernard. Anita Gallant. Maurice Gaudet.

MONTAGUE HIGH SCHOOL

Class I: Ralph Annear. Ray- mond Ballem. Stanley Bruce. Cyril Butler. Christine Campbell. Roland Diamond, Evelyn Lailteiglle. Jane licilahe, Edith MacDonald. Eileen ll0Gec. enneth Maclntyre. Wil- liam Maclntyfe. Evelyn MacLure. Bernadette Power. Mary Power. Norma Scott. Sally Stewart. Ro- land Sutherland. Boyde-White.

Class 11: John Bentley. Chester Ciimlthell. Mary Carver. Mary Farnilharson. Katie Herring. Glenda Jamiesori. John MacGow- III. David Mcltenna. Ian Mac- Ksllzle, Elspeth Maclaeod. George Mathe.-on, Mary Mooney. Mild- "ti ilvrohy. Cyril Rattray. Wil- ll-m Sutherland. Jo-Anne waiter- wortli. John Torstovn

Wm: mm ACADEMY. CITY

class 1: Elizabeth Ayl ard. glhtlrlne Bolder. Cand-

Grna Clarkin. Zita Connlck, M. Connolly, Emma Costello. '9 Curran. Mar to Daley. 1. "0 Fly. Mary J hina Lew- . Isobel Mai.-Donald, Maria Mac-

ers. Margaret Rose Roberts. Mary Bernadette Trainor.

Class 11: Marie Morgan, Pris- cilla Walker.

STELLA MARIE HIGH SCHOOL

Class 1: Elizabeth Corrigan, Frances Dolron. Genevieve Doyle. Mary Gallant, Patricia Gauthier, Avila Hughes, Janet Kenny.

Class 11: Frederick Andrews, Shirley Arsenault, Robert Gallant. Kliodncy Gauthier. Eric Peters.

.'sr.. .AUGUSTINE CONVENT. SOUTH ltusrico

l Class 11: Patricia Arsenault. Luclna Cormier, Alyre Gallant, Basil Gallant.

SOURIS HIGH SCHOOL

Class 1: Bernard Clinton Camp- bell. mris Catherine Dixon. Mary Elizabeth Frances Grant, Peggy Mullally, Joan Marie Murphy. Jeanette Marie Peters.

Cl:.s 11: Joseph Ernest Ding- wall. Romeo Joseph Gallant. Ter- esa Anne Keays. Jeanette Rae MacDonald, Margaret Roma Mac- Donald. Mary Margaret MacKin- non.

SUMMERSIDE HIGH SCHOL

Class 1: Mary Catherine Adams. Sandra Areeiiault. Phyllis Ay1- ward, David Barlow. Marlene Birch. Elizabeth Bowneu. Rogers Burleigh, Catherine Callbeck. Lois Cameron. Donald Coles. Reginald DesRoches. Elizabeth Enman, Erma Ferrish, Clarann Found. Pauline Gallant. Shirley Gallant, Arnold Gaudet. Myrna Hancock. Richard Hubley. Graeme Link- letter. Shirley Macxinnon. Edwin MacNevin. Catherine Milligan. Margaret Milligan. Elizabeth Nich- olson. Alan Perry. Francis Pill- mall. Doris Ramsay. David sli- liphant. Eileen stavert, Ethel White. Ronald Wright.

.Claaa 11: Arthur Arsenaull. llarle Banks. Maxine Campbell. Ray Clark, Betty Couglllill, Ron- ald England. Alfred Frost, Albail Gallant. Eileen Gaudet. Donald

Washington 120 004 20x-9 12 0

Wynn. Lemon (6) Santiago -(7) Maglle ill) and Hegan. Foiles (7); Schmitz and Courtney. L-Wynn.

Cleveland at Washington second postponed. rain. 0 1 Kansas City 200 400 015-12'18 1 Boston 401 023 06x-18 19 1

Ditmar. Ceccarelli (8) Harring- ton (tl) Fricano la) and Astroth, W. Shantz (8); Brewer. Brodowskl (4) Kiely (9) and White. W-Brod- owskff L-Ditmar. HRs: KCy-De- Maestri; Bos-Zauchin.

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First Detroit 000 002 200-4 9 0 New York 000 001 100-2 8 0

Gromek. Aber t7) and Wilson; Byrne, Sturdivant (7) Morgan '8) and Berra. W-Gromek; L-Byrne.

HRS: Det-B. Phillips; NY-Robln- son, Cerv.

Second

Detroit 0000000200-2 80

New York 110 000 000 1- 3 o 0 Lary, Birrer is) and House; Turley and Berra. L-Blrrer. I-lRs:

(Called end of 12th rain) Johnson. Howell (4) Martin (B) and Lollar; Moore. Zuverlnlr (D) and Trlandns. Hits: Chi-Ekll; Bal- Pope. Chicago at Baltimore postponed. rain. National Leigue New York 110 001 111- 6 ll 1 Cincinnati 022 000 010- 5 8 0 Liddle. McCall (5) Grissom (7) and Katt; Collum, Staley (9) Gross

second.

W-Nuxhall; L-Antonelll. HM: NY-

i Wins N.S. Title

of Sherbrooke. Que. won the Nova

Saturday by defeating Vancouver's John Swann 8-1, 7-5. 25. 6-1 in a gruelling final.

Cup star below his peak form for most of the week of play. He had to work like a Trojan, for example. in disposing of provincial Junior champ Nick Weatherston of Hall- ax

ladies singles crown by trimming Eleanor Dodge of Montreal 12-10, 3-6, 6-3 in the second long match of the day.

the men's doubles final to trim Art

Hills and James Conn of Win- chester. Mass.. 6-2, 6-2. 6-2.

inick; Schmidt, Lawrence is)

NYkg,M H L Wright (ll) Haddix (8) Wooldridge pm; an 0 :38) bLr:li:alrl:: lgLeArroyo (9) and Chicag 100 000 010 000-2 9 2 "P - - rtl: l-- Wrlsht. aaltilngrc ooo zoo ooo ooo-zrl 2 HR: Phl-Wahlnlm

Toronto Montreal

Lasorda and Teed. second

Toronto Montreal

and Berberet; Mlckena and Bucks. Syracuse son ooo

(9) and Burgess. W-Grissom. L- ,n'W"' 0” 000 153- 3 5 3 Staley. HRs: NY'k-Harris 2. '1'ay- 0"” Kipper (9) and Herman: 10,. Thompson. Cueche. Arnor (1) Ladera (B) and Brooklyn ooo ooo .-loo-s ii i ;'0bl9-

Chicago on 10l00x-4 14 o 1"" -

Loes. Bessent (4) Craig (6) La- c”l"mb"' i” W4 W3- 3 13 l bine (8) and Campanella; Rush, mchmimd "33 4” WK-lo ll 1 Tremel (8) Jeffcoat (9) Hacker Tim" wile” (3) and Erautt: (9) and Chltl. W-Rush; L-Loea. iCil'.ii';Iiclli- Wiullo (0) and St-

Flrst In

New York ooo ooo soz-s ii 1 "ll

cm,,m,, mm 03,4 , 1 Columbus in oi 101-1011 2 Antonelli. Giel (7) and Katt, Hof- 3i3l""0'''i 001000 11-1 6 3

man (8): Nuxhall, Freeman (7) n, ""1 hkunul Nll'i'i9il-

Black (9) and Baits. Burgess (9). "ii 5i- Chi"-

Medlinger (0) Rochester

HALIFAX (CP)-Robert Bedard cotla senior tennis championship

An infected toe kept the Davis

Anne Stacey of Halifax won the

Bedard teamed with Swann in

!..:eraatioilal League

on ooo ooo- 2 it 2 212 000 zox- 7 13 1 Blake. l-letkl (7) and Berberet:

0002100-2 4 2 N2 010 x-5 G 1 Johnson. Barnes (3) Miller (5)

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all for outboard motors and the; 25 hp B class race. In the free- for-all he was followed to the line by Robin "ouston and Ever- ett Platta and the salne two drivers finished behind Andrew in the 25 mp. B class with Platts second and Houston third.

other winners were. in the 7 h.p. class. Doug Coffin; 10 hp. Fred Hyndman; 15 h.p. A class, Jerry Burge; 15 h.p. B class. Henry Peters, and the 25 hp. A class. W. Beairsto.

The Recce Regiment Band. under R. F. Mugford. provided a musical background of martial music during the afternoon.

The following are the results of the races held during the afternoon.

swimmlng:-

7 hp. motor: 1. Doug Coffui: 1 H. Bil-t; 3. Fred Hyndmllm

10 h.p.: 1. Fred Hyndman: 1- Ken MacKenzle: 8. Doll: C07"!!-