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Meadow Count | ‘The Guardian, Oharlottetown, Sat., June 12,

| Derby Entry

DUBLIN — Reuters Thirty acceptors, in- j ae Canadian - owned British Amateur

Meadow Court, were named

Thursday for the Irish Swéep- Golf Results ; ,at the baseball PORTHCAWL, Wales (AP) —~ is ial Field. 244

[Edmontons John Ducey Founds Oldtimers Club

Manush, a member of base- ball’s Hall of Fame, played 16 John Ducey was a batboy for years in the majors on six ‘visiting teams that played clubs and compiled a lifetime ‘against Edmonton clubs in the batting average of 330 He was old Western Canada Baseball an outfielder with the 1921 Ed- League. 'monton Eskimos.

He never made it as a player, Others who previously joined but he developed a passion for the association include: Floyd the game that, in later years, (Babe) Herman, long-time star made him a driving force im with the old Brooklyn Dodgers;

By BOB TRIMBEE EDMONTON (CP) — In 1920

decided to keep only one other first baseman. He chose Her- man. Snodgrass talked to him for four hours and convinced him that Manush could stick as an outfielder.”

Both joined the club and had great years, Manush hitting 321 despite a leg injury that kept him out of 24 games, and Her- man .333, At the end of the

stakes Derby at the Curragh June 26.

Meadow gg ga by Cal- Results in the British amateur omy ; ax Bell. was 2oif championship Friday: second in the Epsom Derby be- : and hind Sea Bird. QUARTER-FINAL ROUND and include Clive Clark, England, de are asked Reliance, winner of the French ‘¢ated Bill Hyndman, Philadel workouts and games may

Derby, and Niksar, the English Phi. 3 and 2 sé al 2,000 guineas winner Rod Foster, Besised oe, ee _ feated Alister Low, Scotland, ELECTR a ge The sweepstakes for the Irish 12 |

efforts. to keep professional | John Edward (Beans) Reardon, year they w to Detroit Derby will ¢ a record 79.- . ‘servant but 2 bed master baseball alive on the Prairies.|, National League umpire for ca —_ - 210 pounds ‘e257 a) in nets Michael Bonallack, Scotland DON’T DO IT YOURSELF. Cem © | When that failed, Ducey was|24 years; Gordon (Deacon) In his major league career money. Purse for the winner of defeated Paddy Hales, Wales, sult your qualified electele cow , determined to see that at least Jones, one - time New York Manush twice hit .378, the first the 1'-mile classic will be 55, ° Sod > tractor. ‘|some aspect of the old. days Yankees southpaw and now a time with the 1926 Detroit 650 pounds ($166,950). Pe = Somme, 5 2 8 eee ‘ELECTRIC SERVICE LEAGUB would be preserved. Yankees scout; John S. Phillips.’ Tigers when he won the Amer- (STS — defeat Povall, Wales, 4 OF P. E. 1

i jhead of Howe News Service Now a 56-year-old insurance . 3 vice, ie agent, he wb maintained his |Chicago, and official American Chess Finished close personal relationship with |League statistician; Clarence many of the former players, | ampbell, a one-time catcher

om in Edmonton and now National jeune and fans of the early | Hockey League president; and

_ Leroy Goldsworthy, who later Fg oe a es |gained fame as an NHL player =e aa wise Oldtimers | 24 now a golf professional. Baseball Association and he| Dace, * walking encyclo aoe ; tak Mined: pedia Edmonton baseball 7 kacwaies oa oes history, recalled events that ‘ up * ree ae aa with jbrought Manush to Edmonton ;who ‘have in associa’ jin 1921.

t me Edmonton since | 4 ey ag ae more| “Fred Snodgrass, the great eH Giants outfielder,

ican League batting title. Manush, Ty Cobb and Harry Hielmann formed one of the : greatest outfield units in Det- CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. ‘Reut- roit history. i ers) — A two-vear-chess .match Manush also gained fame as by mail between New Zealand the first player ever ejected and Camadian correspondence from a world series game. Um- Chess associations has been won pire Charlie Moran ordered him by New Zealand. out during the 1933 series be-| Play began July 1, 1962, and tween Washington Senators and finished Sept. 30, 1964, but agree- New York Giants. Moran had ment and adjudication on unfin- called Manush out on a close ished games took several play at first and in the ensuing Months to complete. argument Manush ended up New Zealand won % games with Moran's tie and a niche to 11 and nine were drawn. It in series history. _ was the first match between the

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‘Emmett (Heine) Manush, now {invited to Eskimos’ spring . : ae P| retved-and living In Sarasota, |€8MP- SUMMERSIDE LOBSTER CARNIVAL COVEHEAD - } a ati a ie i —— AND LIVESTOCK EXHIBITION KART PARK

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FORDINGBRIDGE, England (CP)—A market gardener has offered to remove all the soot found in the central heating sys- tem of a Roman villa unearthed near this Hampshire village.

George Chuvalo Underestimated

SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP) former world feather-weight ehampion Willie Pep says some geople underestimate the ability of Canadian heavyweight cham-

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to sportsmen has offered Clay $750,000 to meet Chuvalo in Tor- onto for the title Sept. 5. The

fighting.”” Pep retired in early 1950s, but started a come- back this year and won four fights. He. said he injured his hip in training earlier this month, “then the report came out that I retired.”

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