Jun 16. 19is

Yacht Racing In local ilayr

.!n the regular Ssturdey alter- ii. yacht reoing staged in the harbor by the Charlottetown

echt Club, Bob Mecl.ieod'l Sinbed was the leading boat in the.Snipe over tour other entries while

e Zenith. .ownecl end skippered Msoirwin. came past the finish

e e. winner in the Class III ev-

jit. Zenith, Burt and Monty were the 'combinet' in the team going over Mic. Blnbed end Wren. The iollowing are the results ludlng the order in which the Eu finished. their skippers and we: -

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1st. zenith. Mac Irwin. skipper; Qn Munn, crew.

znd.. Mic. Si Psoli. skipper; Lou Roll. (irew.

3rd., Argo. Jack King. -skipper:

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rs. . n , crew. Snipes -

1st., Sinbed, Bob Meenood, 'eklp- per; Mary Hill. crew.

2nd., Scout. Ron smith. skipper; Merkle steckiey. crew.

3rd.. Suri, Olive Stewart. skill- Def: Fleur Stewart. crew.

4th., Monty. Doug Johnston. skipper; Don Livingston. crew.

5th., Wren, Jim Wood, skipper; Harold Kemp, crew. Teens Racing -

lst., Team A comprising Zenith, Suri, Monty.

znd., Team 3 comprising Mic. sinbsd.-Wren.

DETROIT. July 15 - (AP) - Mickey Mantle, the springtime wonder boy oi! New York Yen- keee. was demoted to the minors

today.

The 19-year-old rookie, iwho rocketed to tame) on the strength of a .403 batting aver- age in rpring training, was optioned to Kansas City, New

York's farm club in the Ameri- cen Association.

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Junior Fgirmers Junior tiliili News

The Northam Holstein Cali Club has e great bunch oi! calves this year. Each boy and girl is giving them great care. They are being brushed. patted. trained for show- ing, and, all course, well red. The Club should make is good showing at the Central Calf Club Show at Cherlottetown in September.

The "Riverside" Cal! Club oi Montrose-Alma has a much re- duced membership and number of calves this year. The calves are of top quality and will give the experienced breeders and show- men keen competition in the open classes at the Alberton Exhibition this year.

..,.... The club met at Roy Bsrbour's. Friday, July 0th, and judged two classes of Holstelns. Morris Dea- con, Fieldman, was present to hear their reasons and to lead the instruction period in judging.

The St. George's Ayrshire Cali Club met at the home of Den Mac- Lean, DeGros Marsh on Monday, July 9th (or a judging class. The ten members present made a good Job of placing the animals. Fol, lowing the judging a public meet.- lng was held in the school where iilms loaned by the National Film Board were shown..

The St. Catherine's Sliorthorn Club sponsored films loaned by the National Film Board on Tues- day, Julyiloth. These were shown on the lawn of Mr. W. R. Shaw. Ice cream. sort drinks. and cake were sold by the St. Catherine's Club. There was a good attend- ance oi members from St. Cather- ine's and New Argyle Clubs and also many or their parents and friends.

The Miscouche Holsiein and Jersey Calf Club met at the home nl Edmund Gallant, Miscouche, for I. judging class Friday, July 13th at 4 o'clock. The 13 mem- bare present made e good Job of placing the four excellent Jersey cows. Before the judging, most or the members participated in a softball game. There are 13 calves in the club this you but only three ot them are Jerseys.

Friday evening July 13th the Linklctter Club held their regular study meeting. Nine members were present and Robert Linklet- ter. the vice-president, presided. There were some discussions on the obtaining of club sweaters and the raising 0! more money for the treasury. Secretary-'rreas- iirer, Vera Rogers, reported 53.00 on hand. The club members have 8 calves and so slam will be needed for prize money. Morris Deacon, Fieldmen, gave a short talk on the Provincial Judging Competitions and the awarding of prizes at the Achievement Day. He elso conducted the study les- son and the test on the lessons ior May and June.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York .... .. 000 000 000-0 I 1 Cleveland 002 02A 00x-8 ll 0 Lopat, Ostrowski (6), Over- mire (6). Kramer (8) and Berra; Wynn and l-lcgan.

Boston 000 100 002-3 8 0 Chicago 002 000 000-2 6 0 Stobbs and Moss: Holcombc and Masl, Niarhos (4),

Washington 120 014 000-8 1?. 0 Detroit 000 000 000-0 3 3 Johnson and Klutiz: Ncwhouser, Trout (II), Bormvy 17) and Gins- berg.

Phiiedeiphla 000 043 300-10 I1 0 St. Louis 000 023 010- 6 13 1 Martin, Coleman (6) and Tip- ton; Suchecki, Hague (5), Starr (1) and Lollar.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh 000 000000-0 0 0 Philadelphia .. 200 000 00x-2 5 0 Law, Wilks (8) and McCullough; Church and Wilbcr.

St. Louis . 000 110 200-4 13 0 New York 101 010 000-3 7 ti Lanicr. Brazle (5) and D. Rice; Kennedy. Spencer (5), Jones (9) and Wesirum.

Cincinnati 001 022 000-5 12 0 Boston . 000 000 000-0 6 0 Raftensbcrgcr and Howell; Sain, Cole (7). Paine (8) and Cooper. First:

Chicago 101100 200-5 11 1 Brooklyn ..... .. 030 000 010-4 6 0 Lown, Leonard (9) and B. Ed- wards; Erskinr-. Podbii-lan (4) and Campancllr-i.

second: Chicago 503 010 002-11 12 2'. Brooklyn . 200 001 040- 'i 12 1 Kelly, it .nner ill). Klippstein (8: and B. Edwards, Oxvcn (S): Bankhead, Haugsiad (4), Palica (9) and Walker, Canipzinclla 19),

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Syrcuse 000000001-1 7 1 Baltimore . 010 002 04x-'1 9 0 Miller, Robinson (8) and Baker; Schmitt and Oswald. Buiinlo .. 000100 001-2 Ii 0 Toronto .. 000 000 000-0 4 2 Minarcin and Landrith; Bauer: and Anderson.

Montreel .. Konikowski, Lopez (3) and Wet- lington. Tomkinson (3); Hughes, Grimsley (3). Voleeile (8), Alex- ander (9) and Atwell.

SUNDAY AMERICAN LEAGUE

First: Phiiedelpiiie .. 000 000 003-8 I 1

Chicago ...... .. 000 000 001-1 10 0 Hooper and Tipion; Gumpert and Erautt. '

Second: 1

Philadelphia .. 000 100 004-5 11 0

Chicago 000 000 000-0 1 l Zoldak and Murray; Judson, Rotblatt (9) and Niarhos.

First:

New York 000 200 001-3 9 1

Detroit 201 001 10x-5 10 1 Kuzava and Berra; Hutchinson. Stuart (9) and Robinson.

Second:

New York .. .. 510 000 101-8 11 1

Detroit ,. 000 101023-'I 9 II Morgan, Reynolds (9) and Berra; Bearden. Borowy (2), While (8) and Ginsberg.

First: - Washington AD 300 310 000-7 14 I Cleveland . 010 002 001-4 12 1

Marrero and Guerra; Chakales, Zuverink (4), Fahr (5), Brissie ('1) and Tebbctis. -

Second: Washington 000 000 200-2 1 1 ; Cleveland 201 400 00x-7 8 0 I

Hudson. Haynes (4) and Klutlz; -

Garcia and l-legany

First: Boston .. 001 000 000-1 5 0 St. Louis . . 000 300 00x-It 8 ti

Nixon, Wight (4) Masterson (7). and Rosar, Moss ('1); Carver and Lollar.

Second: Boston .. . 061 010 100-9 14 2 St. Louis 001 000 02?.--5 10 0

Scarborough and Moss; Ker.- nedy, Mahoney (2), Sleaizer (6) and Baits.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

First:

Cincinnati 100 011 200-5 9 1

Brooklyn ...... .. 100 nor 000-2 1 i Blackwell and Howell; Roe, King (9) and Walker.

;Second: Cincinnati 010 000 500-6 12 0 Brooklyn 000 210 020-5 11 ii

Ramsdcll,”Wehmeler. (7), Smith 18) and Pramesa, Howell 17);

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l-iiller, Hatten (6) and Owen; spehn end St. Claire.

second:

Chicago 400 010 050-10 11 0

Boston 000 I00 000- 4 12 I Rush, nerd (5) and Owen;

Nichols, Estock (1), Cole (5), Chipman (6) Paine (B) and Coop- er.

First:

Pittsburgh 00? 000 M2 001-1 11 I

New York 000501000000-6'8 0 Friend, Walsh (5), Wilks ('1) Dickson (0) and Garaglola; Mag- lie, Gettcl (7), Koslo (9) and Westrum. .

second.

Pittsburgh 000 021 000-3 10 2

New York 010 130 30x-J 15 1 Werle, Walsh (5), LaPalme. (6). Wilks (7), Friend (8) and Mc- Cullough; Hearn and Noble.

200 100 220-1 13 0 Philadelphia .. 000 300 001-4 9 1 Brecheen, Crimian (6), Brazle (9) and D Rice; Johnson, Kon- stanty ('1). Thompson (8), Han-

sen (8), Candini (B) and Wil- ber.

second:

St. Louis 000 022 000-4 10 0

l. 050 001 00x-6 ll 0

Chamber (2), Bre- cheen (2). Crimian (5), Brazle (1). and D. Rice: Heintzclman. Konstanty (6) and Seminick.

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S'side 3...... League Meets

At a speciel summereide Baseball League under the chairmanship of Charles Ko- gan, the playing rosters of the the teams were viewed and it was decided that Stan Richard could not play any more games with Curran dc Briggs until

team, and Clive MacDonald

with -Holmes? unless O as 3 Junior club. The question was brought up and will be dealt with again at I later meeting with the meetlnt 01 the sitting in with the executiie in so

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' CIOu(Ib'.llli( half a milcwtliick hides acrodromc from pilot . . . aircraft at 3.000 feet . . . cloud base 250 feet . . . a landing to be made.

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Bcncntli tilc concealing cloud, :1 Ground Control Apprmcli (G.C.A.) Traffic Controller in his mobile truck, watches a spot of light 3Cl'035 3 Edd” screen. The spot of light is the aircraft in the cloud. By radio contact, Ground Control Approach tells the listening pilot where he is and what to (I0- S.ii'cly and surely, GCA ttalks' the pilot down.

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