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THE CHARLUTTET OWN

GUARDIAN

Junior

‘Favored Ushawa Generals i Ernie Bonham Pitches ' Falter Before Third Period

Drive Of Western Team

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AMERICAN

Nan‘ York .00 llU 1130-5 B 0 nustnn U 000 000-O 6 ‘ 50111111111 11nd Dzcttey; Ucbson.

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"if: is 1111 easy kid w lmndle, and is unaffectvrl by‘ the fact that. 10's 01' peoflll! are looking at him. He

law: tu'o-'.va_y' itockc-y and seems i; auvcrn hlmsrlt ty itistinct. H0 makes few mistakes.

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Next. aenslm, H'»".l~ Ho11c= lo take

g 319;; 2161i‘?! his 111.11 mul trv for 11 spot with '1'." C1‘ idims of the Montreal .1'.1n1'1-- '~:11~'~11:~ llnckcv lismnclaticwt, 1111' 1t»"1\' 1< not 1.1. 1111!‘: ilvilbitunj ' 11- w~||11';s".1'1'i [)l.l11§ m: I E<I1 1 -! "'ir:1l m1 gi115~‘l‘t11'! m; :- ' ' ' '1 11 '1"1 11v’ admits he h; _ ":11 tintlhcmatlcs. i

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1. u Urnnett. Jolmstouc opened the scor-

. n out Winnipeg \ .111 111.5 first period goals. Bill tickt ant: Albert tRcdi Tilson t1 tcr Osttawa lx-foro the first

c od u-as over. In the second the

1, ()ill_V goal wcnt to Coleman.

>'l"11e vltlcrl. C1‘

'ltics were evenly di- "r. Bill Boorman and -11 itusmll of the Ranger:

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tines —- Bborman,

'I‘11 1- Iictttwtt and Don Batten being tlzt- - '1' ~11); , Oshouzi 111t'.'11rir~".s. ‘z \\i1'.':1 Cfrlll- I

SITMRIARY First Period

0111a wa_ Johnston 55?.

tvtnniprg, Coleman 6.24.

. \V.l1'lll)L‘g, Culrrnaxt tlwine) 9.41. . Os‘ O

.a. Ezixticlti tTllsom .\\_".1. Tilscn 13.57. ilP!\*-—G.T1‘Llll1£‘l',

12.13. Johnstone.

Second Period

gColetnan (Russell,

Third‘ Period

. Winnipeg. Peterson 6.04.

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WANTED

_ , by Kora].

For boys possessing the un-' _ dermentinned qualifications n wonderful opportunitv is now offered to receive FREE preliminary training in var- ious trades with army rates of nay and full maintenance at District Vocational Train- ing Schools.

Boys must qualify as follows: tli age I7 tn libyears; i2‘ have completed Grades VIII to \'I aucccssiullyufii grade Medical Category "A": (41 pans an aptitude tent: (5) have their pare tn‘ or guard- innflconnent: (61 be suitable for training in specified trades. These trades in- clude (Zlcrk (Stcnogrnpherl. Draughtaman tTopographiral and Surveyori.‘ Eléffflflflfl tR.D.F. and Signals). Fitter. Fitter motor Vehicle). In- strument Mechanic.

Qualified boys are eagerly flocking to‘ the clauen eo- tablished at eight trainind center: across Canada. If YOU also are qualified lone no time In following their patriotic example. Remem- ber that the quot! for Mill- tury District No. 6 (Nova Scotln and P. E. 111.111.11.11 only I5 boys.

I’ HOW T0 ENLIST

Apply at nearest recruiting, nub-notion. Halifax. Coduvell St. (Nut Hospital). Ylrmouth. Kent- ville. Truro. New Glngow. Sydney, Charlottetown. Or sign and mall coupon to District Recrultin Oillcer.

M. l). o. Halifax. . 8.

NIFIIO

Aldrnn __" >

4311113.; the puck past goalie

Oshawa on :1 5010 play but 13051011 1M0 till‘ " New York

Russell, '

if International League’ r ' oronto . . . . .. .. 1 . 50 ijictntrlcil ,, _ ;| 2 i1 i1 0 . . . . . . . ii 2 .600 ‘ Newark ..-i 3 .571 eiyracusc .... .. . .. 1 1 .50.} t-te-"scy City . .. .. 2 4 429 . Rochester .. . .3 5 3'15 Baltimore .. . .. . . 2 4 333 1 American League 1Ncw York . . . . .. i 1 .800 t71cvc1a|1r1 ..5 2 .714 twit-sltittal- n ..4 a 5'11 =St.i.0u1s 2 ’0:) ,,Dt-t.~ut1 . a a .500 ;Pt11}1<1v11>1.1. . 5 .375 licsttm .. .. , 2 4 533 i ‘phlcago . 1 4. .200 I National League tglronlklyn .. . . 4 1 800 ' m: nnati . , __3 3 500 1 (lhicago 3 3 500 ' Pittsburgh 3 3 5m St. Louis 3 3 500 Boston . _2 2 5m NcwYrk . .2 3 400 1 Philadelphia ,1 3 350

Bithorn and Hemanclez; Dickson 181 and W. Cooper.

"s to the front with a brll- i

Brooklyn 00o 001 11o 1-494‘ Head. Allen l8) and Owen: Ger-j 1181111501‘, Puczgajtiy 191 and LlVlllg-J

ston, Padden 19 t. I

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Javery, Stout 17v anti Kluttz. Mrtsi t7); Witting and Mancuso. I

iCincinnat! 000 300 030-3 9 0 ‘Piittsburgh 000 001 000-l 5 ll t Riddle, Beggs t9) and Mueller; ‘Hebert, Brandi: 161,‘ Dietz 1B1, and

, Lopez. INTERNATIONAL 1 Toronto 4: Newark 0. Montreal 9' Jersey City 4. Rochester Baltimore 0.

Toronto Leads international , Ball League

MONTREAL, April 28 (CP)_. Toronto Maple Lents went into s 1c ‘ possession of first place in the Tn- - .ler11u.icnnl League 1011.11" by taking 1a 4-0 dcc-s1on from the champion ‘Bears 1n the curtain raiser of a 3- tgame series 1n Newark. . Roltte Jun Hsppnr. up irom '19- of the North Carolina State; ue where he won 15 games: nuclced the whitewash brush for,’ the thirst cottsccutivc shutout by a» Toronto pltflltll‘ Letting the Bears lttcvrn with st-"scn wldt-ly spaced 1s1fct1cs.y_11o allowed tw~ men to "each tturd base, chalked 1m five ; Rwuis. Wfilll-"ti two and hit one b.11.'-'111a11.

i In Jersey _Cit_v, Montreal defeated |the Little G1ant= 9-4 in 1r;- opgnef 10f a B-game series. nicld‘: 1111-111 F-“l- JPPPQ" City starter. tor 12 '01’ ‘their 13 h s and clBht of their nine Tlm-‘i 0W1‘ the first seven inninzs.

Jack Graham ant. Leitjht n Kim. ball featured the Royals attack on Eflfit. Graham noting his second homfi ""1 O1 the season with two "mics ar-oard 1n the 11111-11 Wlllli’! 1K1mba1l slashed out {our hits, -no 0i 111cm a triple with three on in m" flfih- and was credited with five runs battrd in. .

At Baltimore. Hochnstr-r shut @111 tQrloles 4-0 with Ira Hutchinson ,ltmlt1nr1 tho flock to six hllr, The tfffd Wlnqs 1.15111. net". eight hits off e..1 Khoman. tnclttdlng home mm; ‘b?! Parw-s and Mack and a, triple

. Lat I.

iias ball r Standings

inlne allowed by Smith. However.

000 120 0-31251‘

f Shatoat Bat Stirnweiiss

Burnt Bork May Start In Kentucky Derby

NEW YORK. April 2s @1111.-- Ernie Bcnhnm pitched six-Uiti shutout ball today 11s New York‘ Yazxkees battered Red S_o.\' 5-0 in!

»Bo.»ton, but ueorge tsnutfyi Stir11-' j wclss stole the snow with his but-l . ting. , l The 24-year-old rookie sttortstopfi |who was to leave 101' Hnrtfurdi iCflmt. after the game to report tor‘ an induction examination, made three of the Yankees’ eight 11115 off Joe Ducscn, scoring one run and batting 111 arutticr. .11 His ilCllVllY wi.11 the hick ‘

Biihorn. Fault-y play

LOUISVILLFRT- April 28- 1m; 5m“ Huck

r\' .'~lill is a likely 515F131‘ in Satur-

fm‘ fl"! Flames. ln all ct which he case the boys and girls-m little has hit safely-a total of 10 hits 111 l doubtful now as t0 who will win- 22 times at bat. are c011vinced they’ know who'll

At Chicago. Cleveland Indians, finish last. alt-Murat 01111111. 11111111- 11 two in al The cork is the big, handscxtie row over Whits- s01. winning 2-0‘ nay-sinker owned by Rvchesie!‘ behind u..- otfcrtive pitching of of the radio and o" 111$ W111i“; Wllihl-YBW Al Smith. tricks 111111 his latest racing effort

The victory. combined with Dc- —l\@ Stflfiélfifed 110MB 11-‘! 1" "*9/97" tmit's defeat of St. Louis Browns, day's Derbv tl'l31_5i‘1"n“¢ mm u’ enabled the Indians to take orer m5 Derby mile-and-a-quarter undisputed second place 1n the would be a whole lot funnier than American League, any of his owners gags ever were.

919119151“; g0; only 51X h1g5 o“ Rcturnlm him to the list—on the

Bill Dietrich cc-mnnrc-d with the srnv-(Sramizryxlkvlgtérérslttgs tlrrlténltpggsiiibtgé’

- st. ti. _ fllcl t * tti blue grass

m the fig: britrvtdntvo X.':o:nc\(\)1l11ercebct\\'ee11 nine

11nd a dozen headed bv Count Fleet and mean Wave.

mics rowrm-zsglzs

Bill Nlcliotson

1'01", this time a

0nd run.

three of them came “mini! when Cleveland scored

runs.

In Detroit. Tommy Bridges pitched and batted Titzers to a 4-2 victory over St. Loni: Browns in their delayed Lenzue opener at Bliggs Stadium before 1.7.943 spec- m‘nrs.

The 86-year-old Bridges, whose diXllll-illllilitll $111219 sV-icd a deci- sive three-run outbu t off Steve Sundra. httrlerl four-hit hall until the eiqfitlt inninz trhen Vern Ste- phen's two-mu sitttzle spoiled his shutout. Johnnv Gorslca came 1n to retire the last four ht1tlers.

M. Washinqtnn. ottthit. Senators trimmed Philodelohla Athletics 3-0

run.

SEATTLE. April 28—-tAP)—More 1.115" 911m. times as manv Flyint’. Fortresses were dehveicd last 1'9?" as in 1941. Boeing: President P. G. Johnson said tcdav in his annual report, listing ereatlv “"0115"- arcs: sales {or 1:142 but smaller net profits after taxes for 3°91"! All“ plane company and subsidiaries.

OUT (T1112 “wxv

nine miscues on

ine game of the

an intentional

force play.

NEW YORK, The Cardinals displayed but wcrld championship form in St. Louis today as Chicago Cubs, taking advantage of four whitewash-ed the home team. 4-0 on the seven-hit twirling of Hiram

gave the aggresdve Cubs a pair of unearned counters in the first inn-

appeared todaythatBurntCork Jsiarwd u“, game with . . --_,. ~..,- ., .-_- _ il.'dl<I‘W1k'i1bld A. smith and ucsutttels; Dietrich limo-d 111-8 betting manage to Ana days Kentucky Derby and in that 1ihi:figtte‘;nbxowagqfownfg‘g8 Iiilznetzrs ‘ to advance to third and second.

Stanky advancing. Dominic Dulles- sandro walked. Here the Cubs at- tempted a double Cards again came up with an er-

In Philadeluhia. it took 10 inn- ings for Brooklyn Dodgers to beat the Phillis, 4-3, and it was an un- earned run that finally decided a front Gen. Slr Bernard Montgom- 158mm“ Summersme. l,‘ P’ Brown ery‘s British 8th Army was reported C(,ur101te1o\vn; also cntlnulng w advance, making’ the greater PYOEWSs 810118 i115 16"» I Fleming, Charlottetown. along a harsh and twisted line of‘ the hard terrain demolltions and

comedy of errors. The two clubs made a total of

committed yesterday in the open- In the 10th a single. an error and

bases for the Dodgers with one out and Alex Kamoourls scored on a

Cards ‘In PoarlForrn Are 1 Wh itewashed by Chicago 1’ Steals Show With Batting Cabs To Tune Of 4-0

t In New York, Giants had traded Boston Braves a

Connie RvPn to day too soon. The _v.' .1

April Z8 -(AP)— anything

tudays 22m-

errors, teammates in time t0

deliver

by the tahamplons

strength of a 11m in the

and Ed Stanley inning.

SUCCBSSlVE

steal and the 3-1.

low throtv from’

Walker Cooper to second, as Stan-

. ky scampered home with the sec-

Cooper, who had a bad day all around. tosed a low one to third in the seventh inning catch Len Merullo of! base. Mer- ullo scored and Hack then follcvw- w" ed with a single to score another

trying to

northwest.

with savage tenacity

top of seven they

march tormec. b itself, heavy Ax many Axls mines.

series.

walk loaded the

Gernjtatls are _uslng_ peg

with two r1‘::1ar:i in the ninth inn-‘ i112: 311d bring the Braves a 3-2 vic-

110W- Untll 1.11» ninth Johnny Wlttil 0i‘

the Giants was leading 1-0 ($601,511; “11111553111-8" Sum“ Lumen U, H new

At; Pittsburgh. the pesky Cincin- nati Reds spoiled 34-year-old Wally Herbert's first “lliCltlllg “Ssitlfilmm batted 1n Hack. 1 M111 the Pirates iodar. jumping on the kmkv sguthpaw tor three runs in the fourth to take the second eame of their series with P111395-

(Contlnue_d__ lrom Page g1)’ __:__

The Germans auc. Italians fought against ti“! steady, continued Allied advance.

Along the southern end oi J16

The 8th Army ls facing the e11- Iemys main fortified li11e and the D5___ill‘?.

APRIL g), 11943

p, Hockey, gTitlg

Breatest concentrmtiLi i’: that they have =1§pf§},§’,,“

.11tsl5e Russia 111 their detuftwhflfe Lon to halt Montgomery 51m

1111»,

11. l-{l A5.

srciatc: Press Cu*."r;_,~1w.,.1e 1111c. Nor aarl 1 _ i“ N°l' w)" 8 t n a 11011111111: 111s,

Reporting on este- . e132’. 11:, the 6132;115:11- 0 ‘ 91 i1 day 0f "intensive actlvlt "mm which the tactical air force y mined “lteavy attacks 011 1mm’ troop concentrations. gun 1,9311%! tanks and transports. Dlrei»; m“ were scored on many targets m“ 111:5 were started!“ m‘

c mmnnl bcrnbing attacggeoxlaelistzmyirilifuilwé both in Tunish 311,1 53].," in“: Villacldro alrtirotttt- in 3pm“? M was arldef, "the xvhole ti.?-..,'“' n “"115 covered bv bomb 11.1551. “i” lairélrome buildings iecemrl direct

Photographs tztkm ,1 .»

I the Amerirati air ittlzitrit tiiaflvllflrdalwr ,dny sltov/cri an estimator] 5n 0.11.195" ‘ planes dcstr ycc. or (lt1l1l;1g(~(]_ "m

Nazisiliiryiil;

_ mtielder had a home

1' t; “v1.1.1.3; Prvltagantla Move 1

NEIW YORK, April ZB-IAP) Berlin's ptnpngnnclu t‘l1i"il'.l11\\ .11; ‘cessful in driving ,1 Wcrlgp 1y..'“'.ef‘

thc Russituts and Pol“. \\'1111 11111111]-

oifcnslvo 1I11e toduv o1 scrl-zitt" u; wean the Poles away from ;11,.‘A]_ 111's. I11 addition thc 0111 Allis cilor“ tc create diascnsitnt ltt*l\\'r'r1j u“: Uttitcd Stutos zuul Britain 11-1; rotttlnurd with the ltussitttt-Pnllsf1 issue as a new base, ' The Berlin radio rlurtn: 1.11;- my devoted thousands of Words to (h, tsublect in scores or broadcasts re- tcorded by The Associated Press,

1 Leave Province

1 Seven soldiers left Nu. 62 C. A 1 B. T. C, this u-cek for service else. vxhcre in Cflllfltlit. They are;_ . Privates G. F. Coles, French Rn"- er; 11.1.. Peters, Charlcttctotvti; B. A. Porter, Murray River; E. J. A1.

R. Arsenault, Ab- rams Village 11nd Lauri.- C111. .1. R.

Before leaving they were re- sented with cigarettes by the m- vlnciul Gownmcnt through the Carry on Canada Corps. The res- ientatlons were looked alter y 1 l reptesentative at the Catiadttti Le-

gion War {Services I ' " “'1

by-JTRT-WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major 11001.1.

6N9 HE FLEW

giigxiiiifutviigl-i) aiiidrzoklecouiwalgniii "W" “WEN. I KNOW ue NEEDN‘? wozuzv-Aaour ’ warn’? Q00 LANDED MNLK 11's costly Philadelnltitt misnlapzs. HOW K05“ LIKE To RUN THE KID RUNNIN‘ THOSE a YOUR PLANE 1N SOME PAPA l-IDOD

Ellis Clary. Senator third bese- CA-TTLE" Wii-P COWBCW 945E534 FEW MORE YE§R5 Q BAUQIARDZMWELL. man. started lion _.m,~;,~g 1,, n“, wtto CATTLE "AND! o: "r1115 t-ueu BREEDIN 9 s“ Tm“. Ahuw€LL

DON'T WANT THESE WILD.’ £0 DON'T YOU 6O Ruuwm‘ Aust MEAT OFF THEM» 1T5 VALUABLE!

third innine. Walltcd to first, he got. to third on Russ Christopher's wilrl pitch and scnrcd on an infield grounder 1w (‘one Moore.

Tn 11w fourth (""'is=ta1:.11-er throw ', wild to firét. and Vernon and Early scored.

Ace Right-iiander Wants Better Ball

ST. LOUIS, April 28--tAP)— hiorton Cooper. the St. Louzs Card- inals‘ are rlght-hancier, has yield- c-d only one run in 20 11min s so 1111- this season. and apparcnty he should be the 11st pitcher in the wcltilrl to object to the cloud base- ba .

Yet, as a httrlitif: hcrttic. he said today he wantrvl the lively ball back-that he could win more games tvtth it.

GEYFIYL 31-33111

t». knit‘... u"... 1..

______. v ~ m u 5 m m; The pulse rate of a newborn in- '

tan_t_Ls_ dflllilleulhlit of 1111 adult.

isnmouvd u? FATHER;

IF YUl-rl SPEAK HAESH

I

sent: one 0F uouw. I 150101525 oven. wwu ‘(OUR NAPOLEON HM‘- MHA no!“ WHNI’ -

NOURE ltlkNNlBAt- HOOPLE -~

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é mANhltBhi-

. HOOPLE- ’ “to ‘SPEAKING.’

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I'M ALL. 1N1.‘

F63 SALE

Arrived today at Mc- iNeill's Stables, Buntain i & Bell's wharf, 40 choice ‘ horses.

Terms to suit purch- aser.

i Wellington McNeili

'l‘ll’PY AND "CAP" STUBBS

WELL- DADDY.’ HOW l5 YOUR VICTORY GARDEN COMiHG ALONG T’ WPHAT A125 YOU GOiNG TO RAISE .

1.

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c???” 1“i51‘éE"“’6°‘“' LE KiN OF WEATHER! IF HE DOESN'T CATCH A