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Abbie Juniors Score 4-1 Victory Over C. B. Juniors

unearned, and came in the sixth inning as a result of two con- secutive hits, and a two-run error In left field. The fireworks didn't start until two were out this time. Don MacLeod hit to centre. and Benny Carson drove another izrounder through the same hole. The runners advanced pn a wild pitch. rind MncFadyen's looper to left was dropped allowing Mac- Leod snd Carson to cross the plate. C. dz B. spoiled Carsonts shutout in the final inning. Can- Jion walked and Dunn, scooping

-Behind the 2-bit pitching of southpaw Benny Carson. the Ab- hie Juniors played all but error- iers bsll at the Queen Elizabeth Park baseball diamond yesterday morning. and defeated the Curran &- Briggs Juniors by the score of M. Carson was never better be- fore Summerslde fans. not giving up a single hit after the second inning of a some that went only seven frames in accordance with an agreement made before the some started. Ed Buckley for C. & B. also pitched good ball, but

up Lefurgey's roller to third. F. Kennedy. c .... 4 3

0 0 6 2 0 threw wild to second in an at- l. Kennedy. if 1 '2 0 0 0 D”"”"v 9' -- 0 0 ll 0 3 0 tempt to force Cannon and the C. Ready. lb H . 1 1 10 0 P' c'”'"' ' 1 0 97 0 runners went to second and third. Don MacLcod, as .'i 1 2 2 4 fl T”lal51----- 2” 166 21 9 2 Donnie Cameron's fly to centre. E. Carson, p . .'i l l 0 i ii.”-"P O" "h ' I"! D 1 field brought Cannon in with the n. MacFadyen. cf 3 n l 2 o n; rRF0""d"i W 95” '31 0' 3' Curranites' lone tally. D. MacLeod, ri . 3 0 0 1 0 nth?" "1 5”9”lh- Curran 8: Briggs also played W. I-food, 2b 3 0 1 0 2 0 S above per in the field only two W. Dunn, 3b ..... ..; 3 0 1 0 1 1 '"'""”y . 'J. 0 0

::::.".:::.':;'....?:ii:::..::. ":22". --..S”?:.'ei:;5.5:.3.. .3. . 2. c. of Dunn's foul in the fifth was I N” Br 0; walks Buckley 0' CS" s particularly brilliant effort and R H PO A FIISMI 4: ””k””L" Buckley 10' right afterwards Buckley, Grady 0 0 2 l 0iC'"5"H 7: mtxhy p'ICH"' W 9"" and Cannon came up with n P. Scliurmnn. C 4 0 ii ii n 0 5"" 1- RBI-i iI"('F'"I3”" Lami beautiful double killing. Donnie J. Whalen 2b 3 n l n l i "0"? W "" ”a”-'- NW” ”- Ci MIacLeod came up with one fine N". Walker. it. of 2 fl 0 1 0 i & B" 7: d”"hI”' 91551 Buck)” '" catch brick of short field. and was E. Buckley. p 3 0 fl 1 F. n'lGi-any to Cannon: mien hares- niso smooth on is couple of short M. Cannon. lb .. 2 1 0 8 0 0 none.

to first outs. D. Lefurgey, rf .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 Umilifeli iilhle. Landry: bases.

BOX SCORE D. Cameron if. 3b 2 0 0 0 1 Oisovldant and E. Arsenault.--S.

Abbie J11. ...... .... AB R H PO A E V. Harris. 3!) .... .. 2 0 1 0 0 0i

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competitor was Flight Cadet. Dave Dunbar of the R.C.A.F. station, Sumnierside, who covered the. dis- tance in one hour. twenty-eiglit minutes and fifty seconds: thir- teen-year old Kenny Ford of Char- lottetown finished third.

The well conditioned Fardy lost close to in minute as a result of the car accident. He was lmocked to the street rmri suffered a painful hip bruise but wns nble to re- iiimint. the bike lmniedlntely. The accident occurred less than n qiiiir- ter of it mile from the finish line.

Fardy and Dunbar waged n close battle as far as Hunter River. The two cyclists were together at

not up to Carson's performance. Buckley allowed nine hits. ll'he visitors got their first two

runs. both earned, in the first inning. -With one out. lsn Ken- "riy. Kip Ready and Don Mac-

-liseLcod hit successive singles to fill thdlbsses. Carson popped to the pitcher for the second out. but "Red" MscFadyen drove I double in lde'the third base line to score . Kennedy and Ready. Their second brace of tallies were

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Springfield Church and Frederic- ton biit Fardy led a slight lead at ier of Rustico developed bike trim-

Ths fourth starter Alex Gauth-

Brookficld. He had lengthened bio and dropped out. of the race the lead at Milton and held his before he reached Hunter River. own the rest of the way. Fardy, who is the son of Mr. and Dunbar. who comes from Hsmil- Mrs. Ernest Fardy of Charlotte- ! salesman R.C.A.F. reserve. He is an Arts at Kelly 8: Mclnnin clothing store. student at the University of West- He eompeted in the 30 mile race em Ontario and plans to study last year and finished third. medicine. The cyclists were started at Young Kenny Ford, ll student at Kensington by Jiln Pendergast. West Kent School, was part,ici- The judges at the finish line were mating in his first bike race. The Wendell Benton and Art. Byrries. .;:nme youngzsir-i" did not. intend to The timer was Bill Bevin. it-iitcr the race but accepted thei The Department. of Physical challenge at the inst -mliiiite snd'Fitne.as, which sponsored the race,

crime up with an outstanding awarded prizes to the winners e0 showing. Kenny is a son of Mr. the track and field meet last and Mrs. Charles Ford. 'night.

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