JULY 15. 1948

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Canadian Tennis Sgirs

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In Action

Here On July 21st

lletaliis Ladies Golf Title In ll. ll.

7-‘ unmanned, N. 3., July l6- (OH-With a ae-hols total o! 181. including a 93 for today's round,

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARIJOTTETOWN

S’side Legion Climbs To Top 'Of League In Win Over Kinsmen

Indians Anil A’s To Open Crucial Series

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Suit Specials

Friday and Saturday .

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mm wul he lean in an wick ladies’ Gol! Association. the erstwhile ieasue leaders, the o 3,1,1“, “m, Mm, M" m. ,, wgrgtgflg —

"mum" “ml” mm‘ u’ m‘ -- m“ GEM“. wmon’ m“ dum- Kmm“ 3mm.‘ by u“ no“ o! "crucial" series against Cleveland

Ohailottetown Tennis cinh Wed- I P1911 111d 11w 1* "la Mimi“ ia-u. It took an extra inning to Ind‘ M . G b

may afternoon. Jul! flat- it was o n | a Qillb- W" "lmar-Wgflh I W" deeide the tree-hitting contest. and _ a - 3 3|’ "I83 -— i learned yesterday evening. m sd- of 1:9 twirl’ "f m M“? though the bI-Sdllii displayed was Hm elm in the American _

dition in the sinslu performance I T1111‘ via"; ""1 ‘m; not spectacular the nip and tuck league hangs in the balance. At; Trauma“ _\

y; tba above-mentioned net stars "- caret M - ANN” “Mk1 17a b nature of the contest kept the 1am any! mm N3 l‘ _ the moment the A's are a halt _

m” "m- "m b‘ m“ m “u” u‘ l" rm” m°n°"“u wilumnneldshev swallows: wh: m‘ ‘M’ m" (or) -- we eéeixhtfhent vdnn w“ “M 1° “went” M“ ' ‘

dmillel may when they tackle ti" luunrron. July lli-KJPD-Dc- ma“ m 11”- - Five errors esen were committed “and B“ wmghvs r rm behind the league-leading Tribe.‘ l Tweed; __

present Maritime champion 60W‘ reading champion Frank Strana- - by the teams. the Juniors 301M or- 01 I m“ wean n1 m P °B 8113 The hopes Connie Mack and h.s i

les team o! Don and Gordon B11210 hus still was choice o! the iield - A rcrless and playing sparkliw ball in‘ a‘ the new B thflflwhnw“ "i! men are blazing around are aimed _

et Halifax. - ~ tonight as the battle lor the Oan- ros- tour lrames, but ialliiu apart _ 5&1“ "W- nt overcoming that deficit. A sweep Tvnsts ._.

This event marking the first adian amateur goli championship defensively in the lster lnninas. ‘gang,’ colon“ mm b o! the opening owl-night UOlt-btls- __

time that two such stars have narrowedto l0 players. b ed Bobby Gays inability to hold Jo, Mum)!!!“ mnnmdfly mm“; him!" ‘viii-iii; d0 it. by all; Y g

been pitted against each other io- The ‘lbledo, 0.. star reez d I the third strike got his team in u“ m’ not and Pa“ m‘ 215 less than .0 . - b c

esllyhas been in the oiling loathe through two matches today an t ha; were; on several occasiora, w“ the ‘mm time at he night That. said the amid le cin- 1

past iew days but confirmation o! goes into rourth round play tnmor- having to throw to iii-st with men Mm“ M a damned m“ and nie, would be enough ior ins- or 1 P s t their visit was receiveddsst nigh row sgairlst mother United Sgt?‘ s on third twice and giving a stri-ke- m“ ‘b0 h “m” M ha“ the moment. u‘ o 0 o

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nwhpn, at present right at thl ‘rive other Americans refill‘: H N s My n d’, and his stick work was etreetive. JUL Hm,‘ m ‘s: eXDandiriB shin: b52113. m 1101111202! III] ALTERIIATIUII$ -— IIU REFIIIIIIS

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" “l” 1”‘ ‘mk w” u“ mm“ 1w" wit” ti‘ tadne cnnegln-l Hirsch. and handled by o. Lewis m“ ‘m’ °t mdmlwd‘ m“ hm- Igue i thesiNaational Football nel-

ml” “mm d m’ mnuwuw- “urine: inlth: rllilesl ail-hole lmtcb ca tured all three heats ‘... the m" m m’ ‘W’ "p" m." m“ SUMMARY if, ° °

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w“ “m” “°" “m” M“ "llilflihiiwii $311.5: m“ 1' gi°niielilulnii~liffld 3.13s 5.15? mi“ Pli" i" i“ 1mm "We Lady no (Stepheinsobrg) Z i i “ev‘¥/'.S§1“nl§“v1°.§ee§.“ Eggulaspesially “The Store For Men” active tournament play is still a “an; made-u me dub“ m” i’ two sections Bmy Mcvey Wm‘ Bill Allen, who shlited 1mm be- Time 2,15, 2.17, 2.17. the Somewhf, shurLhanded eight- lsyed- who can hold his own wit!" w him km gurvived u” days h“ or is at “the rams wok m hind the plate to short lield (or m “chm Sh" rested by the 166 GREAT GEORGE 5T_

{he best c! them. Practice games gum‘ ‘i; whplch.“ player‘ ‘eh 0y s“ ha“ m the first section the Vets in the sixth. handled two chum“ T", ‘m! h“ 311N638“, B151 “a: game break

have kept the tall net star in meymyflde. so did wan" Meek whiz Mark Mark owned and hard-hit balls by White and Mac- Blight Spot (F. (nu-r) 1 1 1 Mack said he's hopeful o! turning

will limlliilifi lggineilmffidi T; "Yr l“ "mum" alhyeafwld w!” 4mm“ by m“ 555M‘ “mud m‘ Kleyt llll: Engrzliesilelgilllllalr ploy (‘l gyallnjlgliel-Inanovfl (Cones) a 2 2 m” tables °“ the Tfibe- DREW PLEASEI) FEAIALE "El-P ‘VMYTED

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this coming match‘ he should he ulzigycéolymblgs chmwmnv top ln e sec - innings) the score was ll-all, but (McNamara) 3 8 a s" h Hated “wewe wgn only NEW YORK J l 14 __(CP)_ .

‘m’ u’ mm‘! 0mm!“ “ml” shin Wflllnsdon W? New "l" mw-ron-ALL ""° m’ by M"°Mm°' “d Am“ “m” 9'1"- 3-18 “- 2-18 1-5. Ialhree :1 ll ennlee with Cleveland. Premier Drew a. olrllnrlo returned xmosrorlnorlt. Jniy 14 -_ number one tennis star. and a dropped fly by Schurman Conditioned Trot and Pace .. . . _ _ .. . . ‘,

m. Baum broth“, a" “know, YNI- Scott Spencer 1 l 1 in cent" new 8W0 m, wmner; June mnley I dcnt thing mares all)‘ #996 from EllrOPl! today. ccirnpliheil (CP) -- Queens University has Is M! l“ = 8mm“ ‘immw- “mi- T” .l.'°'?n§°i$°§.¥.li “.23; T“ H“ ” ’ the" ‘Wm "d" "d" Mwemw a 1 1 l." '°-'l‘i§§.§.°§..ll‘?." $3.1“. “kllénlii Si“? 17”?‘ §§fn.‘§f.°g’is.‘e§§..’?$5 help mi“ P"""°"‘- Th‘ "m" hill" “em “Wm” 1””- wm‘ uldaidelred ‘out in the third. Rex wnm“ ~ SM” “chm (Weln 1 4 4 efiflelnev have heegn hitting ours ‘$.12’ brdncbulblanis in bnlnnlo 21$ ersity 1s lvoklnz for e Wm“ "h" "Wish “hm” ‘° m‘ m‘ ""° Jlillgl‘ oi’ Dartmouth was beaten a“ L“ 23 lam“ lesion MR1! P" A! fill/Pt Stout (Shannon) a 3 a And besides our best pitchers declined any details of his talks 1/111 new Mile for 6° WIT-m" M°1m°fl°" 919"“ °t “alum” ‘u by Glely Walker o! London Hunt, J l ‘Ema’ c I 1 5 Trainer- or, 1i’ a z z 0 0 0 Miss Mac Dale (Wood) 4 2 2 haven't always been ready against with representatives o: Britain‘; Fvilfwl FIWF“ Iflkmg a ‘Ixweekl mush mm, match The’ Wm no; “d z while m!“ Bum” o‘ To” Ioa He ey 7 s. Bernard, as. c. 5 2 2 3 2 1 Time 2.27, 2.21, 2,24, Cleveland" Labor Government Mi course here, to win but neverthe- ' . 4°"? GYIM" 3 3 rl. Gallant, rf3bp5 2 a 1 z 1 - ' . _ 1 i leaeewillntch is expected to °““° Wm“ d;‘°"§d2mm °"°‘" single sire“ i“ 1 .r Grady 1 b 4 a a 1o o o ' “v ell o! Halifax an . T o B,“ 3 3 5 ' ' ' draw the largest gallery in years. Th, My‘ m“. brought “guy °3 46 ‘ P11111198. 3b 5 1 1 3 1 7 .. Rochou alter his visit llere will “rpm” Joe Stoddard o; “mm, Alibi‘!!! Blldlvnfl Underwood, 3b 1 0 0 o o i) ~ ing es 4 1 Q Q Q

compete in the Dominion tennis w o L wk“ out gen war-d ml“ “m” 0mm‘ R. Gallant, l1. 1o 4 2 1 0 0

"m" I" b‘ mm In T°"°“l'° u“ OInbIOIIII-Isfbll who on Tuesday Pm‘ gggllzwiflmce" All“ c“ 5 1 3 4 3 o _ . latter part or this month. m a "ma", cmmplfln seed Rde- I A. Bernard p. an a 1 2 a 2 u 3

Incidentally he will be favored "t o,“ o; m, mmngment, 2x541,’ “m seem“ MacMurdo, c! 4 0 l 1 0 0 _ I20 0Q ‘ILhG singles title. Th; mgtch went. to thc lfithtglfllQ Bmy ‘Lovey v1 I 1 TOTAL! 43 13 16 24 10 5 _---——-*~ m; i ed an easy pu on - mil/manna wrms “m3. Al‘; would have given Pmm" “"18 3 3 2 Kinsmen an rt H Po s a _________________ ‘ f; ‘m. ca“ Misisg Malone HGT. '1 :1 g Mwmm s‘ 5 2 3 a 5 a dual ---- . . Arthur ma. Kent vmieaeieod. M“, “m”, Elf" “gig? is 7 M-ulholland. l! o 1 o o o o _ I I - m, ~ .

scored M4 and 202 nothout against HAMILTON July l‘ _ (OP)_ Bowie I18 55 4 G Gay’ p 5 g g q 1 o t

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N0. 1 GLABSIIX TIDE-MUM

Owner m“ u; k1 d 1_ l. Wflllling pitcher. Gallant. Um- GUY _________gi_______ .35.‘... E. Bueli 5 Rang, c 01%;; an n pires, plate, R. Phillips. Bases. G. F-wcx! our " flw- " unenennld, an. will halve com- "mm" ""1 J- “hllrmm i-anara sunny ------- -- t‘- Bvlih- niece charge or the Iirlng mmmda m" b? imillli" a-rarsimm noun ...--......__.......-...- Arum gr"- and hes selected bright, active u“ 41g 043T‘ 3:3- 5 I ' fl- student t k th "l 1‘ 5 "dam a“ a ° m” ° Kinsmen elz on 00-11 iso

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No. 0 GABIIITID PAOI-"u-l. IFMARTB DELIGHT ..."

Annual Rifle lllectllpens llere 0n Monday

Next Monday momlcig the an- nual matches o: the Provincial Rifle Association, which boasts a record o! 75 years, will be held at the rille range near Tea. Hill. Ac- commodation is- being provided ior between 60 to 70 marlrsnen. Nine tau-gets will be in operation and experienced markers in charge o! Sgt. Arthur King, will spot the

A marquee is being set up for the seen-story's office where Lit. Col. WJ. MacDonald, E.D., and his clerical and statistical ski’! will attend to their duties in an even better manner than last year.

The first day's shooting will consist of the DeBlois Bros. Ltd. imawh, the Prvwoe Bros. Ltd. match, the Moore a: Mdbeod Ltd. match and the Gammon-Vinni- combs motoh, which is shot at two ranges.

Tuesday and Wednesday the ‘TIHABDCB oi’ the program will be ill-ed and on Wednesday evening presentation o! trophies and prizes will be made at a banquet. lit may ‘be mentioned that trophies and cash awards for this year an the lnrsest and best ever put up by the Provincial Association and are equal to those o! any Provincial Rifle Association, with the encep- tlon o! Ontario and Qudbac.

1t Ia pleaslnl to see the great

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Foursome: At Bclvilerc Gluli 0n Saturday

‘rile scheduled visit ham Jatur- day by a group o! players from the Amherst Gel! Olulr for exhibition

- games with maanbers o! the Bel-

vedce Olub has been cancelled, it was learned last night.

Local oclleials w ilsapoiat- ed at the unavoi ‘ s- nient annomed that mixed tour- somes would he played on lam:-

alltcmoon and asked intend-

day . in: partiobanta to hand ln their

agile at the club house tonight

Summary —-Trl.ples, H. Gallant, Phillips, Allan. .,Dotl.bles. ‘h-ainor. B. Bernard, Allan. MiwKay. RBI, S. Bernard 3, H. Gallant l, Phil-- lips 1, Allan 2. MacKay 1, Pope I, G. Gay l, oatwsy l, B. Grady 2, .1. Bchurman 2. Stolen bases, B. Bernard 1, H. Gallant 1, MscKay 1. P090 1, G. Gay 3. Oatway 4, B. Gay 2. Earned runs: Legion 3; Kinsmen B. Leit on bases-Legion 9; Kinsmen l0. Double play-Mac- Ksy to Grady to Oatway. Hits- oi! Gay 16 in 8 innings,‘ oil! Bern-

ard 8 in 3 innings. o0! Gallant ‘l ~

in 5 inninse. 5.0. by Gay B; by Bernard l; by Gallant i. B. B.-otl Gay 4; o0! Bernard B; ad! (iallant

Purple Valley 8i Johnny fllegg Top Winners

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SYDNEY, N. 3.. July 14-461’)- Mayor Dan Jack lidacbearrs Johnny Clay and Pimple Valley owned b3 Andrevl Brother oi Port Moria-l were top winners in a twilight llpht harness meet here, tonight.

Johnny Clegg was handled by Jimmy Moilevt while H. Andrews di-oye Pill-pie Valley.

Thecardwasrunofionadash system, two first horses in num- ber one, two hearts being matched and the others being entered in a

Buck Gratlan (L. MseAulsy) 4

Time 2:8 3-0.

Dash No.18 and ‘It Purple Valley (H. Andrews) Dinah 0. (Jbbelee) Leis Budlong (Viekm rem At Oourl. (

Anthony), . Time an z-a. 2.1a a-s. . . i

Dash Ne. I and I ~ A? Dewey Direct (ham) ........' “ " Bren Money (Doyle) ...._....... Joan Eleonora (Reid) _..........

me 2.30, 2.00. N0. 0- Johnnis Ola" (Mollatt) Jay Vole (Jabalee) . ludlong (Oamco ) ... anion om (demoed) .---

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Judy Richards (MacDonald) ‘limbo Hamlin (McAulay) Buck Gratisn (L. McAulsy) Prairie Pete (Andrews)

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