——S - ‘ 5 Bem ata é' " deci 3 R The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Aug. 8, 1959. 7! 3 bist 4 /uren,Urysaale Ready _ BASEBALL'RESULTS | acDonald And Mustar 4 é q : x . ie => ; . j or All-Star Game Today (22=SSe07 jg Sees ee og it ae » 3 ’ rum- : od : rf Mirotar ame Today wx E8e:;;5""~. ' Leading Amateur Golfers - By JOE REICHLER wave, which has set records for Pthe same National H. Brown 86 Walker (9) and League gy , ’ 10S ANGELES (AP) — Two) this time of the year, is expected |with one exception, which de |TTiandos, Ginsberg (9); Locke, First 8 = 8 = ; . baseball's most speciacular | to continue for a few more days, |feated the American Leaguers ‘22) Smith (5) Garcia (9) and Baltimore 000 101 0201-5 15 0 as te 94; Legend: Ch. — Charlottetowns New York's|which means the thermometer |54 in Pittsburgh last July 7, The |R. Brown. HR: Bal - Triandos |Cleveland 000 210 010 0— 410 2 pate ggg: Ay arn he el occas fags Bead OR meting Los Angeles’! should be around the 95-100 de-|only change will be at first‘ base | (29). | Witheim 117, O'Dell 10) and | Charlottetown golfers, took dead| Sot oune to hold her twostroke| Mee, ¥.M. Caamon (ch) sa MEN * were nominated |gree mark. The game will star | where Stan Musial, playing in his | Boston 000 200 000-2 7 1/ Ginsberg; McLish, Cicotte-2-1 (9), aim at Prince Edward Island's! sead at Summerside Mrs. WE. Cotton (C) wi First Division opening pitchers in/at 4 p.m. (6 pm. ADT). |1%h. all-star game, replaces Or- | Detroit 000 051 00x—-6 8 @' and . FitzGerald!. HRs: Cie-| two amateur golf titles ower the| “Other ladies to break 100 were | Miss H. Horne (C) 102/D.V. MacDonald (C) - @ 2% all-star game. . ‘The Nationals ruled a strong %-|lando Cepeda of San Francisco| Casale (7-7) Baumann (4) Chit-|Colavito 31, Heli 20. weekend . -|Mrs. J.J. Mustard with 97 and|Mrs. Norman MacLeod (8) 162|Art MacKenzie (C) i Upwards of 60,000 spectators |to-5 favorite ‘to make it two in a | Giants. _ jtum (7) and White; Messi(104)| Second , MacDonald, aided by a red|Mrs. Fred Cannon Mrs. eeetee af The farms old overall = 2. Washington (000 100 000-1 4 3| Pappas orpell“8) 2 ne merside es with sizzling} Y Dees ae Sains n ne (Ch) is Norman Macleod Yr m albstar ; _ u . ° j ‘a i " : e a “eae 16at lead ie the : ee eo oe Oo 000 ota—2 31) Ginsberg: Bell 119 and N 89 while at the Bel Race ype pray poe ee (S) a) a = __ The weather heat Manager Fred Haney will start |éne’ that opened lest month. Pascual, Hyde (1 - 2) (8) : Cle-Francona a Charlottetown Miss Mustard|Norman MacLeod of Summerside | Mrs. H.C. Trainor (Ch. Beaton 78 s opens Partly because injuries but |Korcheck; Moore, Staley (3 - 3) | Boston _ 000 200 030—5 7 1) 1ed a large field of ladies to the/trailed MacKenzie and Beer by| Mi ane ly ialiee Sete «0 73 s mostly due to a Oe ae eer 3 ott reac Sana Beh bypestonnaif ty one stroke while four golfers|Mre J Molloy (Ch.) 109} Dr. J. C. Gallant (C) Rp ‘ . lefthanded batters against the 000—1 Monbouquette, Deleck Trailing Donald at a con-|Merlin MacKenzie, Jack Beaton| Miss B, Bovyer (C) , 109) Wendall Gillis (C) 80 ‘renc ps 7 : |righthanded Drysdale, Sten-|*2nsas City 000 200 00x—2 5 -1|and White: Foytack 9-10, Bun-| siderable distance were Art Mac-|and Doug Saunders of Charlotte-| Mrs. B. Beer (Ch.) ‘ 109] Vanee Harris (S) 80 gel bas made seven ‘lineup ee. (T= epen ie_ane ning 9). sat Ltn o8 van a same and Bill (Pud) Beer, both |town and Ron Whiddon of Sum-|Mrs. R. Parker (Ch.) 110| Bob Dowling (C) 81 i changes, leaving untouched only | ®°*T#: ucks Malzone (15), Jensen (23); Charlottetown each with 76. | merside carded 76s. Mrs. R. Carr (Ch.) 111] MacKennedy (C) a1 . * Chicato’s second baseman Nellie National League _ | Maxwell (23). Mrs. R. A. Horne of Caven-| Getaid Bernard of Summer-| Mrs, W. R. MacNeill (Ch.) 112/ Gerald Burgoyne (C) 82 Is rot Winnei leon ae original cast ' Cincinnatt or nnn ee Sinnee City adh a : tilly, st tone bee toe Costa dicate wo puke i i4| Tom Rogers = = | eat cee ! — ) i Sermner ee . WG. ) 33 : hee Se pentane ts eds techie Mumm Hobbie (8-9) Buzhardt (3) Don-| Terry, Maas 105 (5%, Blaylock w irsiled Miss Mustarg|With 82. Dr. Gerald Garrett top-|Miss J. Horne (C) ita {Dee Kent’ ete (Cc) Bt SISURY, N.Y. (OP) — Tie Rinod Sepeaneld Si oy te | bio inciuded only one est | 2 (5) Singleton (8) and 6.| (6), Duren a, ae Hy and | with scores of 94. = pie nas with 89|Mrs. R. J. Norman (Ch.) 114| Doug Pierce (C) a4 STBURY, N.Y. - . year iver “Paylor:—Purkey_(10-10) and Bai-| : fourth |Mrs. Jack Saint (Ch.) William Moreside )French champion Jamin broke| European champion. The time |"2@ded bitter, the first six bat-/) irs: Cin - Pinson (14) Pur-| man (6), Sturdivant (7), Tsitouris | FINA LIS HOLES —— ‘eo ie Mrs JC. Gallant (Ch) ils Raion Judge (S) side soon after the start but| was 3:08 34, ‘nearly two seconds |e ™ the Rew onder will SWING |key (1) Lymch (13). (9) and Smith. MacDonald, will. carey his RESULTS Miss I. MacLellan (Ch.) 116| Skip Sears (C) =a ‘quickly recovered Saturday night| slower than the world mark. Pittsburgh 000 102 200-5 8 @| First seven-stroke lead into the final Ladies Mrs. R. Greenough (Ch.) 116 | Joe Molloy (C) 85 terrific stretch! Jamin, who won 21 of his last|SURPRISE CHOICE ; S Francisco 112 000 50x—9 14 2| Washington 001 100 000— 2 9 1/1 holes of the men's division'Gail Mustard (Ch.) 92| Mrs. K. Johnston (Ch.) 18 | J.A. Likely (C) 86 win the $50,000 Interna-| 9g starts and lost only when he| Haney’s choice of Drysdale was| Witt, Porterfield’ (3) Daniels | Chicago 100 000 002-3 5 0 Merrill Pineau (C) 86 See 4 was handicapped by starti 4 but St i matiaainaa al dl ape) Gross (8) and ere oe and Korcheck; ce : : George Scantlebury ‘(C) a7 _Wwas beaten from 33 to 8 behind ; S. Jones, Byerly (1 - 6) . 82 (9) and Lollar. ‘ Frank Macinnis (C) 23 the wire by half & length and the|gnponents, is. sened ‘by Mime |peacealig beliored that’ Casey {(7) Miller (8) and Landrith, | HR: Wsb-Throneberry (9). | S ar ace ro ram ° Bob Holman (S) 89 hope, Trader Horn,/Leon Olry-Roderor of the Paris| would save his fireballing relief |5t. Louis 000 100 000—1 6 2] Second ; s 2, R.D. MacKinnon (C) 90 ngths back in thir-pe-| Champagne family. The French|ace for the final innings, a thing | Milwaukee 100 101 50x—8 9 2/ Washington 001 100 010-3 6 2 : o : . Gerry Pettit (C) s n entry, Philip| ting and paid $11.70, $5.30 and $3. | the last time when Duren was |‘7). and Smith; Pizzaro (4-1) and Kaat 0-1. Griggs (3), Stobbs ’ ’ (Top Five)” + oe by Mrs. Jeanne|The mutuel handle was $261,037. | brought in as the middleinnings Crandall. Rice (8). HRs: Mll-| (6), Woodeshick (7). Kemmerer anover S es ro e | (ee Dees = | = of Montreal, led the! rornese, owned by Sebastiane|pitoher and hurled three score- |A#Ton (29) Mathews (30). _|(8) and Naragon; Shaw 10-3, Sta- witite Ron Ketch (C) ‘a SE peor ai aes asa and Salvatore Manzone of Mila, {less frames — ine 200 caver 5-3] (oe gs Desa, Better as mga gee gp ae a ee ee : ele es “ ) sas Angeles 300 2x—5 10 0 : Wsh-Lemon (24). = : Hanover, a 9-year. aii e (E. Bernard Dick Noonan ( re but broke stride about 400 yards | "turned $4.80 and $3.10. Trader! The decision to start Durem | 00. (7.9) Phillips (7) Robin- National League nine-dash racing program at the| bay gelding, owned by S. R.|Bob Clegg (P. Thorne) 5 7| Jack Wilson (C), ® Horn, the property of Arthur Na-| came at practically the eleventh > ; : : Fa second to last/ ai, of Miami Beach amd New|hour after Casey had been in- |2° (8) and Lonnett: Koufax, | Chicago 000 000 000— © § g| Chartottetown Driving Saturday | Johnston of Charlottetown andj Nellie J. (C. Smith) 6 6| Bert Hunter (S) ae of eight. York, paid $2.60 to show formed that Early Wynn of Chi |Labine (58) (5) and Roseboro.|Cincinnati 002 000 0x—2 8, o| Might. driven by Jack Pound, in the first | Premier J. Walter (A. ery) | Bill MacGregor (C) 86 pacing fanciers ma es ’ ; por bis firet ice. had suf-|#RS: Pha-Post (12) Koppe (2). |. Hillman 5-7, Henry (7), Ceccar- : canes Pace broke a front ; 4, 78/Fred Willander (C) % Packed the fashionable raceway to M ones worth ¥ cago, : me cniland left International League elli (8) and S. Taylor;Hook 21, | Milwaukee 400 054 00x—11 12 3/| leg, to be destroyed Sun-| Times: 2.17; 2.15. Third Division N me.‘ i oderor oS dill 1_ | Richmond 100 000 000—1 2 3) Lawrence (7: and Bailey. Mizell 11-7, Stone (6), Miller day afternoon. Jolly Mark owned by Dr. T.| _, (Top Five) orway's Jens Protector broke | are. 8 Baltimore's | 5 uftalo 000 007 Oix—8 6 @| Pittsburgh 000 300 000— $3 6 @|‘7) and Smith; Burdette 15-38| Two spilis occurred during the |R. Furness, Kensington; Dr. Gerald Barrett (C) . __ jstrike at the start and trailed all Hoyt Wilhelm, his second choice, | sioare¢ James (6) Cox (7) and |San Fr 000 201 1ix— 511 @|and Rice, Crandall (6). HRs: | course of the evening. In the| Edward owned by Harold Dave Street (C) a1 . outcome was greeted with the way. Invacourt from Ger- | was pitching Sunday. Johnson; Short and Coker. Kline, Porterfield 0-1 (6), Green Stl-Crowe (5)..Boyer (19); Mil-| second dash of the C Trot All| more, Brackley. Peter Pope (S) 3 ; Savesillaioe > a ane Sal dee see ES Havana 010 000 100— 2 7 2/(7), Face (8) and Burgess: Am-| Mantilla (3). ios with = a DASHES 3 AND 7 — | on yr ag : = 3 2 ; Toronto, 530 206 23x—21 23 1 | tonelli 15-4 and Landrith. HR: reins, took a : i ; - Lloyd ~ the public oe err me Toda $s Minor Cuellar, Carrillo (1) Alvarez | McC a. SF aa, ee neither horee nor driver were in- Nee ee ee ee Fourth Deveten = grect_burat _Jamin was’ never conten- (5) and Gonder; Johnson and Philadelphia 100 200 000— 3 : jured. Wait 'For Me was in an ac-| | ‘ : (Top Five the sky when Jamin|tion. His off - gate manoeuvre Ball Schedule Saucy: Lies Angeles-000 180 00x 4-8-3 | 2chmond 208 000 000-4 9 0! cidest in the fret dash of the D| Tory Mare uy 3 2/ Cliff Heald (S) 7 was declared the winner. lasted for about half a dozen __|Gelumbus 001 501 _001—8 14\ 2! Cardwell 5-7, Phillips (5). F Buffalo 200 000 003— 5 8 2) Dace. Emmett Bernard, ploting ong (e- adyen) 2 daf | Ron Hutchinson (S) 4 “This was the great race Jamin| strides and he kept close ‘to the| 9 a.m. — Robins vs. Gulls. [Rochester 110 3900 002—7 12 1/rell (7) and Lonnett; Craig, (pose | the eight-year-old’ bay gelding, |The Sheik (H_ Poulton) = 3 4|Dr. Angus MacBachera (C) 9 trotted,” said Jean|leaders until his stretch bid. 10:30 —- Indians vs. Giants. |" T'gvenguth, “Williams (9) and Sherry 2215) and Rosebore. | Richmond 000 100 2-3. © i was shaken up but suffered mo in-| Tome Oe EA, Beroad) [eee eee (oh 9% 4 _ 2.30 — Lions vs. Cubs. Hall; Ricketts, Nunn (4) McClain |HRs: LASnider (14), Neal (14). | yuo SS ee oa 66 beanie Peace ec = j (4) Hurd (9) and land. | First There was only one double dash) qimes: 2.11:4; 2.13:4 pas sean iar ne moa miss giGetmnme SOB SR 8 1 §] geen twa wecre| WON Haut ay ote . ractice Miami 010 001 0-2 6 @| Milwaukee 100 001 001-35 4)" corond Belle Texas, a 4year-old brown! pn 4 MacKinnon, Charlottetown Mt St wart Montreal “000 0000-0 0 0| Jackson 99, McDaniel (9) and Columbus 010 110 3- 6 9 | mare owned by Mapco Stattes fn) Train ovaed tw De. P- - Je | By PIUS CALLAGHAN Rollaway Accs will bold 9) ty ci) oad Teed. [and Cracdal. HR: MH - Adcock Rochemtar 10000 0-3 4 3) Arsenaatt took both dadhes of the | MaCtyre;~Montague. Raps Souris : ev : . , . First ae ; ps . the old K.C. diamond. All play-| Second . 1s) ae B Pace in times of 2:13 and | _ DASHES 4 AND 8 ; a a a a ES or cca on ce tad tae 100 003 000-4 7° 1| Second ee eee Saas . | Tribune (C. Smith) 21 ce of 204:3 but CS ee ee Oe Tia ‘Montreal 010 201 Olx—5 11 © St. Louis 000 210 0—5 9 1) cecond as Colonel Dan's Windy June went | Here Am I (L. Neill) 14] With ailing pitcher Art Coffin Hide ts fix in his salad tho date of the visit of Gorn Elisabeth | | | Mismni mis-2 § time le, ee ee ae : : ‘ |; Dick (H. Poulton) § 3 3/ walloped Souris 140 in a Kings and Prince Philip to Charlottetown and you have the exact day © ‘ ‘Rustico Bon | Montreal 000 000 0—0 3 0] Other winners on the card were Ravel Abbe ( n) 75|County League baseball : : D. Seama game of the record-smashing. ’ shaw | _ First Armond’s Buddy, Jolly Mark, | Poplar Vonian (L. Walsh) 5 8| Played at Mount Stewart Sunday Yes, Queen Elizabeth and her Prince looked on as George , Split Twin Bill | Havana Prince Edward, Royal Train,| May S. Grattan (E. Bernard) 6 6| afternoon. : Seer Sark oe aw were ofc inter wget soos | een ee ae Oe A de aia te) Meee ee eee 97) Soa cies ae Pe le > le : i. vy i e Meets SIE. t - Mighty Lee stepped the second mile in 2.03:4 to give himself D f ° j , Rustico and oe split a 100 000 000 000 000 0— 1 10 1) first dash of the night, took a new | ivuaoe ace as ae ‘Stanley fer She out oan Ga bara tas ® new race.record. e eat es doubleheader Central _ Second mark of 2:14-3. | Mayh Kinkora; H Am Ijhad only been used ingly | Queen's Softball League Sunday | r , Se et ete 1 used speringiy, eS (rae potest Sr Oe he toy set Oe oe . anermonn Doacar| tok the Toren om 6 sonia tas pare cacao (Sraat 0 OF asain ew ot Oe So ee pee sense he was giving a royal perf . Garth Harris gave up only cae, Abbie Juniors 900 009 6-8 1 8 ae adi - | (Game haited at end of fourth ee Se eee Soe ee ee . ee 13 along the way. S hie ad un idea that they might see Newport Chief’s mark {hit and struck out 17 Abbie Jun-| Pontiac Juniors 200 610 x—9 10 2/ of the twin bill 16-15 in overtime. 02 “Ux(™" gr° Pe Completed Mow Santa gn ook Galas See teas Yeas Oh In the meantime Coffin's mates sf 2.05 go by the boards but they never for a moment dreamed ior batters in seven innings as| Umpires — plate—Elmer Phil-| Bernard MacNeill and Urbain | A¥® * ceaier ie the fifth dash on @ Red's King (E, cous) 23 icee ke at ae oe | that the record would take a licking in both dashes of the <> Semmens Puntine s defeat- _ aoe Delaney and/ Gaudin each pitched a game for STANDING Siation af Delia. Tamme ad (Senet Mt. Hell) . a. rr, hits and the feature. ; Charlottetown Junior team | Johnny Rustico. Eugene Donahue toed Red's King, paid $63.00. The quin-| Beware (C. Smith) 44 a eee eee thrill was seeing Mighty Lee |4t Queen Elizabeth Park Satur-| ©n Sanday afternoon at Peak-/the slab for Bonshaw ; a deed lens art crow in sine starts. McCue saat fn om ook eaten oceania wo. [Say aracon by he tare af | the Barner, at home tthe | aires oO] | Mane | a, Leet lees aa tata aia means Rate eh Race |e ene ee ae bed never expected to witness. : ; : . | ; . blasted y Juniors} The league standings are as (hj 62 8 — 16.20. dnf dof s Se cnt Tecall any hrce coming wn thie way with a ro | Roger Galan's inde ink ches went the rue for [CTT gOrmer Bed Balle, 3 Cieveland $0 M73 | Te deve were supended| Tomes: 218: 2.2 nk See heme ae as 8s - re , Z ri . : ico, . Dp » £ : é ' i . eesy these kind of horses have seen their best days when we beng an, the visitors’ only base here ee ene Bonshaw, 12. leases Cole in Bg a = oe oe oe prsactatiner yo oe oo oo by bing MOMMA nl theesll Geo them. t game. being tagg r ss. ; : , : ler oA 7 Ernie Smith wet 2 glimpse of the case with Mighty Lee, He is a better horse | Freddie Burke, pitching for | The Winners ‘were much stead- | . New York 8 G0 M\ | 5 sees Tue bo wom lens Ae come Gene Wns Her today than ever and George Callbeck mist be a happy man ‘the Abbies, was touched for 10|i¢r in the field than the local Tignish Aces “sem 6 3 437 a manner. Leonard Walsh-up _ be- Third Ch’shi # acon ir 4 indeed. So are owners Willard MacDonald and Rankine MacLaine. hits. He struck out nine. Harris juniors and their infield played os Washington 8 @ “410 2% | hind Poplar Vonian, was given @ | p ‘ i WE HAVE the idea that this track record will stand =. eu dae’ Gao on era ceed pees 8b Down S side Natiensl League paige degerwooragen ll on te Falls To Club | . long time. Perhaps, however, Mighty Lee will better fielder had a perfect day at errors. : oe WL Pet. GBL| *. TY re this racing season is over but we certainly won't pre- /hitttng two singles in A ae ‘Knucker’ Richards, centrefield- ALBERTON— The Tignish Le San Francisco 530 4% .567— | mside. hefore sing] offi- gion Aces defeated Summerside dict that. You just can’t expect performances like that every time cial trips to the plate. er for the losers, made a brilli-|by a 12-7 score at Tignish yes- |\r1 — 7 od — Big DASH 1 OTTAWA (CP) — Cartierville, FOR out. : ; Greg Deighan chalked ant running catch in the sixth | ¢, | Milwaukee : . Armond’s Buddy (J. ArsenaultN |Que., canoe club captured its This Mighty Lee is the greatest piece ¢ mented Se triple and single in four” ep-| frame. “Clifton Gavin “who took over | Chicago > 2 = 2 | Argonaut (Craig) 2 Nhird consecutive Canadian Cance CAPITAL — a a oe In se = — — pearances, pitcher Harris a| Doubles were hit by T. Smith |in the seventh inning, got credit oe 5 3 476 %% | Bertha Clegg (C. Smith) )3| Association championship here cee . single and double in four at-|20 R. MacPherson of the Ab-|for the win. Ulric Gallant was |i™¢imnati 49 35 47110 | Rush Hall (L. Hennessey) 4| Saturday, amassing 135 points, 6 GROWTH any tempts. A strikeout swung at a bies, and Merlyn Devone and losing pitcher. Gordie Grady of St. Louis $4 56 .467 10% | Sonny Budlong (R. MacDonald) 5| more than its nearest competitor RACE FANS saw quite 2 three-year-old filly the’ other af ("HG pitch, and Greg Deighan|Fhtne Smith of the Bombers. /Tignish had four hits in five Cee ans Gian Ln, nee (4. Sort, Ol om lee, Se Investors Growth Fund combines ternoon in Senator eee “a aa me ingle |Tesult of ct eae tae HARDY INSECTS aes Gallant was the leadng enw .L Pet. GBL artend che M WNicholson) : ss Agente ny Maguire thor ee ee : —— ; aaehal toe pau aol Gaedes aus tat ne tmuubie was that (the catcher on his third strike.| Experiments in Capetown, hitter for Summerside geting | Buffalo 67 © 57% — | Time: 2.14:3. _-_ | score in all events except two. cuca’ — ’ i teened the ake ia a beat 218. ae fielding on both sides was |South. Africa, indicate that ants {wee hils in five trips. Albun es a a a ae re oe owned ‘by +L. ee Lorne Hennessey took the Wick to the front at the very fairly steady with no outstanding | and other insects would best sur- of the hme tem. Meeuse rebar ; Taylor, Nine Mile Creek. Assets of the fund are invested im start of the mile and there was no catching her the rest of the defensive plays. vive a nuclear war. a Fas neue au = an. Jolly een tee deeeen .) 12 SPECIAL FROM MENT’S| , wide range of Canadian com way. Montréal © 56_--5@-—.487 10% | Prince Edward (H. Cudmore) 4 1| mon stocks selected for senator Vv Wick ; on 3 aie clemais Slonking for the. dues year-old op to : Abbies Battle Miami 55 86 487 10% |Moriell Woody (S. Kennedy) 2 4 growth potential. Sd Dprester thngs this season res in omes a : Rochester 83 61 .46513 Curtain Raiser (J. Arsenault) 35 : | Pontiacs Tonight FEATURES: | THAT WAS a tough blow suffered by Ray McCallum when . : ‘e Automatic, free reinvestment ~ fis great trotter Sally Volstadt met with the fatal accident prior / e Junior Abbies are at hume this of dividend to the start of the junior free-for-all Thusday afternoon. evening to Summerside Pon- . Ln aes be ies oopeeta 04 adn of Oe te Oe Oo I e e tacs in a game which will get un- ¢ Cumulative investment plans ters in the Maritimes and Ray had refused some atractive offers / e derway at 6 o'clock at Memoral se for her in the past. . peje nae The Field. e Variable income plans 1 yas certainty the t of trotter. that w cause season's first wrestling . Ree vn of trouble if they were striving to get home in cate it Summmercide Sodium is ¢ @ Income tax credits front. expected to draw a large crowd La ry Dob . : Race fans and owners and drivers regret indeed the loss by /for a return launienas made r y ee aw the Marshfield owner. De sears ag to Summerside by Sent Do : re an . Timothy Goehagen, who W .~ YONIGHT the City Softball League semi-finals swing into private life holds s degree of n G. F. Cameron action at Victoria Park and you can expect to see a bumper Doctor of Philosophy, and whése y OHICAGO (AP)<Larry Doby, District Mgr.. Summerside crowd view the opener. accomplishment in the field of the trail blazer for Nagro base- The league decided to leave the playoffs in the capable hypnosis will be an added at- ball players im the American J. C. M hands of the president, Charles MacKenzie, and Charlie has come traction at his Summerside League, has left the scene ery through with a semi-final lineup that should please everybody. {pearance in a duinantirétinns oe And oddly enough, Bill Veeck, “Hf a man goes home in a barrel,” Charlottetows Of course, chances are somebody will be beefing but the presid- ‘hypnotism that he will : ghee the manewho brought the big, slug- says Hannah, “maybe he's been a eat isnt ihe least bit worried. He has lined things up as Be lprior to his’ wrestling. match ie tals Gis aeniera eas Creel _ sitting up with a slick friend” J. Fulton Pierce thought ’s ready to shoulder any criticism comes. | « nn ‘ F A SPECIALTY ‘ Charlottetown * and Charlie has good broad shoulders. Things won't bother him — send belo marth, jm oon Doby to the minors Satur- SEA_FOOD | one_little bit. ; : Mighty Jumbo whose wei Doby was optioned to ' SPECIAL EACH DAY , He has pitted first place Barry’s Lions against third place weight . is ! San Diego investors Basilica Youth Club. The other semi-finalists are second Wii ° be SSS Pounds. and who a ane, Wate ies one tee — ee ee ae Oe e@rowth fund e Rollaway Aces and fourth place BIS Shamrocks. Eddie —_— o “tightweights make room for pitcher Kent , growth fum This evening the Lions entertain. the Juniors in the first of Tokyo Gar te a and Star tae de ee oe 4 MENT’S RESTAURAN Lf tor camava ire. best-of-seven series. Tuesday it will be Rollaway at home . pounds. apolis. ie Sox, ving for the. dead Office: Wignipeg Offices in Principal Cities the Shamrocks. Ths series also will be a best of seven. pennant, are in nééd' of pitching . RACING TONIG Per y Tel 8725 Both series should be great battles all the way and the fact + ® ° help. ‘ ee : : ge that you finished higher up in the standing than your opponents Aussies Win Z Veeck, president of the White Tal hala eects won't mean a thing once the playoffs get underway. Sox, asked Doby if he would go Ist Dash 7.40 BIS Shamrocks are in the same spot they were one year ago. . we d 40 San Diego and Doby agreed. \ f 7 They finished fourth on that occasion, yet they stormed through | Up oun ‘I hated to do it,” said Veeck, NO. 4-8 B PACE 2 DASHES — 200.00 EACH. Quinella

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