Dodgers Defeat Milwaukee ankees Siop Kansas City -in

By 0310 ROBERTSON (Annotated PIIII HIM Writer)

The ma.iors' two leading pitch- eralntliaearnod.runcat.ezury

Wednesday as the

gers defeated the Milwaukee Bra- ves 3-2 in lo lnnlnzgand the New Kansas

York Yankees stopped the iity Athletics 3-0.

The Dodgers. with Clem Labinc

chalking up his third victory in a

wine! role and lowering his saro- ad run average to 1.69. moved

within 1 1-2 games of the Braves. rho Yankees. with Tom Sturdlvant urning in a five - hit job as he dropped his ERA in l.I.5. leopard. red the Chicago White Sox's hold an first place in the American League.

In the nniv other day game. the Boston Red Sm. unleashed their hravu-st harrage of the season for so il.a victory nu-r the Detroit Tigers The Pittsburgh at Chi- cago game runs postponed heraiiie of cold vieather

HITS BURDETTV

Night game: tttiediiied new-.

Pliiladeiphit gt tfincinnait and New York at St. Louis i.n Lhe Na- tional League and Chiral" 3i Washington and Cleveland at Fal- timore tn the American

Labine. pitching the last three innings after Don Drysdale had been lifted for a pinch hitter. re- tired nine straight Braves and won the game when Don Zimmer bit relief pitcher Lew Burdette's first pitch for a homer in the lotli it was 7.immer's fourth homer of the season and marked the fourth

01'-I'I'IllnIlll s:tne won by Brook fasted

lyn this year with a bum run. times. blast Frank 'l'orre's double of! Drya. Daan Stone. Bob Chakales and

days in the sixth gave the Braves George Susce but left 11 stranded.

a two-run load. Gil l-lodges not Buses picked up the victory. his Doti- ass back in the seventh with a Iooond without a loss. Fra hornet and the Dodgers squared Iecoisnis In the eighth when Carl Erskine. running for Rube Wal- the fifth: was charged with his her who had doubled scored when Charley Neal forced Pee Weel

Reese at second. IIILDING ILOPPY

inept fielding in

lees got all their runs in that in-

ning to open their home stay in

successful style.

The Yankees made only two of?

their five hits In their scoring In- ning. A throwing error by short- stnp Joe Demacsiri gave them two unearned runs. Demaestrrs high toss put Joe Collins on first. Gar-ver walked Mickey Mantle Mid Vast Berra Io fill the bases Bill Skowroa drove in two runs with a hit through short that went for a double because of slow tield. I'll. Ali intentional walk In Enos Slaughter filled the bases again and Bobby Richardson's infield single brought Berra home with the third run.

Boston belted fire Dctmit pitch- ers for 16 hits in a three-hour lo minute slugfeai. Veteran first baseman Mickey Vernon drove in four runs with a double and ii single while Jackie Jcnscn batted in three with a pair of double: and

a single. The Tigers. who had de-

Spotti-

I-Irry. combed for six runs and

Gilli! hlis before being replaced in fourth lips. He has won two.

tdealt a so-vents nralght defeat.

I Wllloil. who notched his fourth Win. reduced his earned run av-

VIABHINGTON 'APt Jim Wll-loll pitched his second suc- cfeutiive shutout and his aura A couple of 'xial.ks and some Emmi; ':,::m:::"7:d'Kllr"lIgl:l'g

e first inning .5 Mn 1” . g noued ,, mod pitch-1,1: perfm.m,3 wk”. so sue-leading fhitago once by Ned Garver as the Yang X defeated the senators.

5-0- Winlesa Chuck Stobbs was

erase to 1.04. The Senators ldldni advance a runner to see-

uio Red Sox three atraighronil base in the first saves in. ed it hits off starter

tags. They loaded the bug in thcelghthandaaatninthgugng but Wilson extricatsd hianggu from both jams. Willa: walk.

nk ed six and didn't atrlb gm .

batter.

CINCINNATI tAPl .. 3,...” Lawrence allowed only av. mg. and fanned ll Wodaeday snag as Cincinnati Rtdlou. and back into 'a tie with Milwaukee for first place in the National league with a 1-1 victory ova Philadelphia Phlls. R was uw. rencr's fourth victory of in IEBSMI.

Milwaukee lost to Brooklyn 1. an afternoon game.

it was Lawrence's fourth rout. going performance and. be had few dangerous spots altar mg. viving his usual shaky start,

Annual Meeting OI Curling Club Held Here Last Night

A moat surressful curlin: was.

reviewed at the annual meeting

,of the Charlottetown Curling Club Jield In the club rooms last night. .l')r. W.l.. MacDonald, president. presided.

Messrs. Norman Nicholson. Earl .Mat'.Lood. Gordon Bennett, and

Ikobact Pitt were appointed to the

executive. They succeed retiring tdirectors. L.E. Wellner. .lr. Arthur ulloner, John Simmonds and Edi-

EBASIEBALLIAROUNDUP

RESULTN Bi The Canadian Prim lniu-iiatioasl League

1. The Charlottetown Guardian. Thursday. May us. 195? .,,';j.. ,,,.,. Nob... .,.,..,,.,..”

Robinson - Basilio Bout Might Never Come OII

CHICAGO l5.Pl - If welter-

Gatnford said Basilio wants a

weight. champion Cannon Bas- I per cent cut which Robinson

ilio holds out for more than 171-: per rent of the purse. a propos- ed "million dollar" bout. between Basilio and middleweight chamu

Sugar Ray Robinson may never

some Robinson. ivisit-ad. may defend

against. Ralph tTiger) Jones or

Charles Hume! of France

Robui r-011': man agar, George .

Gainford. said Thursday that Basilio has "illusions of grand- eur" coiu-ea-ulna his iiare in a match with Robinson tentatively gland for lapflnihef In New

can't accept because Sugar Ray now is "the best drawing rardldnwn loo Blmwh .9, Ind K-HM

In the worid.'

. , . . vilz. "Basilio I-ant lose bu Iitls. sot Richmmm

he can't dictatr any terms. he aiiU plays hard-to-get after June 1. Robinson may make his September defence against Tiger Jones."

On June 7, Jones IIIPFIS ax mtddieuetghl rliamn Gone Full mer at the Chicago stadium. nobinsoii knocked out. Fullnier

to capture the middleweight IlilFCIeVel!ilfI for tho fourth time at the mill

.5” wood Other members are. Dr. WL. MacDonald. Dr- L. E. Prnvtw. H H. Simpson and we... dell yirLaine.

The meeting adopted a resolu. lion unanimously to establish a building fund. Anoilier resolution complimented the executive on the very successful season sad the splendid financial showing.

The new executive will later appoint officers for next season.

Bouchec.

NY 4fllf)0tl00(li)fliitXl--.Sll0

St. I. 020 001100 (Ill 01-6 17 0 Antoneili. Worthington to) and

Kati. Westrum ill. Thomas tot;

Montreal lfll floflfi--1.51 Jones. iioiunirit ill Davis tit. Buffalo H0 100 it -3 7 IiMerrltt tilt Wilhelm int, Jackson mt. Walt ti. mi Roseborti;l4i2t and H. Smith. w .lackson .i.: Worthington. I M" I Pittsburgh at Chicago. pod cold. M I Mil I1” 4 I I BlTTlI'arI? 400 501 00x-in ill 2 'ii03A5U'-' PITCHEM Kipp. Walker III Diviault til M.-Iw VORK AP, pwmahh,

and Rn-nhoro. Craddork and A5-

ouchers for today's mlljfir league

truth I . Wham. "M "m "W4" m 2133:: won lost records in paren Columbus I03 000 030- 9 12 3 Amerkr." -Lulu,

I Conley. Mason l7l Bunker 13' Isemprorh I9) and McCullough;

Grass (lit Kildoo. Donoso 17). An-

Garcia l7i; Bethei. lament till and Chlti W-Bethe): i.-imnr. 'f-IR Al- uirt-7

I t American League

iliiiillflllmllflfififlii--Ii I3

Lemon. Tomsiielt l'lt. Narlesloi

ragn sinadiiim May I. lgglumm-e

Executive Meeting Of The

Ladies Golf Club Hold

The initial executive meeting

of the Summecaids Ladies Golf-

cluls was held last niaiit at the boats of tin resident Miss Mar-

hn Howatt. Miss Lillian Cudmormi John Paul

secretary. read the minutes of the

last annual meeting held at Mul-Q berry badge on October 19th wlieiil the following aim of officers wast

approved for the tits? season- President Miss Marton,Howati. Vios - president - . M,r.i. Marjorie

.Lillian Cudmore. Games commit- uo-Misa Christine MacDonald. Assistant-Miss Marion Howatt

mitiee --- Mrs, Amelia Larkln. Entertainment f' niittee - Mrs

Press. Miss Mary Silllphant.

aaii iioitug

irtliii ggsrgre ii -

1a- -...- ....a..- ... ..

Handicap-Mr-. Kathleen Mac- lvor. Home Committee - Mrs. Gladys Macouarrie. Tea Com-

smiuu Judge. Mrs. Mildred mi var. Msmbersliln -- Miss Jean PM Nicholson and Miss Blaiich,l-logs.

Several items of business were. discussed for the coming season and it was moved and seconded ingtoii State has as animal raiii- hat the tentative date for the fall of more than WI inches. I

The worltvneii that built the fraiiscanads Highways never worked harder than Jackie Hay-

Spring in he the first Qatiii-d;iy,NIE';". in Jim: open to the letieral yllh"sturdiv.n' Md 3"", banner. Detroit in! 002 Ill-- I it it Boston ON 034 10x-ll ll 1 Lary. Lee (st Grornek tot Blea- ier :7: Foyiarii Hi and House. stone. Chskaleit (xi Susca t'li and Lwliue. Daley :7). W-suscs. IrLar,v

Enter Road Race

The well known island mar- aihoiier. John Paul. is again anter- ed as a representative of fiharl

49'. Moss! I3. Daley I4). Gar- cia I4. Mrl..tsii I15! and Nlxfill. Began Ilfii Johnson. Odell Ilzli zuverink 412'. Fornieles tint. and Triandos. W: McLish: L: Porn-

lelea. -Hr: Cie-We-riz.

Kansas City 000 000 fllil-ll 3 Z ' York 300 000 mx--ii 5 ti New Writ II vi-r. ('nii-man (7) and Smith;

Galldet Secretary TTCIlUQFi'T;lT:0Y;0AN UNEFPBW llihslfcnlyd hill: "E." L's"”bh'i Hm: Cm-Dmm . . . ,.

Maritime Title for the iii-mile race. His record still stands at Dartmouth where he ran sixtilrooltlyn miles iii in minutes flat in ms. The 46-year-old runner will bel accompanied by his son inn.-ir who. anells. Conley. Burdette

"HR: Det-Boole. I I Chicano ion lol 020-4 1 up Mann” 3 ". '';;t-. f'"' w"I'I"""" W "I" '"'H' I "1 Cincinnati i7 I sat - - WilsonmandBl.oll's'r;:wnh;. nrmm” H M Ma 1', "W" l y" T M ”.Plulsdelphia N If son .1 - ist. Louis I2 I2 son 4-... National tum 13-: you ii is .42.: N1 Icsgo 7 i7 .192 I015 I otnotn1ioi.i4ol,,,,,,, .,g,, Mil am 002 we 0-: 1 o '"'I' I "m I" Drysdalr. labine tin and camel -"M ---- ---- can and,

non ill 00x-.'l 7 iii ”- Havana mo om lfil--2 7 0 Wynn .1-.'i vs Moore l-2.

1 Amor. (fueiiar I7) and IZQIIIFNIIM

Toronto pl Rochester i-pd. rain I

standing scholar I uating class at Mount Auisoii Uni-.

versity Tuesdav

highest averan

any universi or Scotland.

old Hindu sacliiu-a religious beg- gar-has been arrested on a mur- der charge after authorities found the skulls of six children In his possession A number of headless chiidrt-n'.I bodies Iiavr been found recently on the outskirts of Cal- cutts.

Milwaukee leaves I

.Migio.uu.ia -

Isnavauxns uu-i - Civil I mm .

lobar-t W. Landry . Odlhtlllf uiat Milwaukee leaves could be held liable for a 11-year-old iivoinan

she was knoclked

for the woman and the leaves asked the illdje If the club could be held liable. treatment which she suf.- larsd train the aggressive tro-

part of baseball but is purely I tiispeaslble by-product which the proprietor has a duty to control.

Judge Landry said.

Mrs. May has of Milwaukee was injured May 15. mo. when the Braves were pisytnl PM”

the Braves for 39.500. "The suit win so to trial Mai

Soini John Gir Leads At Mt. A.

IACKVILLE. N. I Hi?! -Bea-

i1-ice Louise Fiemiiis of W 9 SI

Graduating with a bachelor ni

medal for highest stsmiini

French literature. the James Rob- eris inch Memorial prize for the c in French. and a Lord Beaverbrook. overseas POSII graduate scholarship for a year of study. with all expenses paid. at ty ll England. Wales.

Hubert Aloza Seaiy. St Michael.

Barbados. was a w a r d ed the alumni society life membership for the highest general average in the science class. .

HAD Fllll.DllEN'I SKULLI (TALCUTTA t.Al"i A 40-YER?

Detroit at 3...: --" 5 HI

vs. Sisler .'i-i.

Kansas City at New York NET

Kellner 0-2. vs Ford 2-ti. Cleveland at Baltimore N---

Ciucago at Washington N- Doriovan l-l wt Ramos 2-1.

National League

Brooklyn at Chicago-f.'rau l-l va Drabowsy i-2. Friend 1-: vs Pizarro l-l.

New York at Cincinnati N-p , Margoneri Hi vs .leffcoai 2-t.

Pittsburgh at Milwaukee N . Philadelphia at st. Louis N- lisddix 3-2 vs McDaniel 1-l.

ITANDINGSV American League W L Pei. till.

Chicago - IS 1 M2 -

R .532 la . Cleveland 14 R .609 I'q 1 Boston 10 I2 .5311 .1 Datroii I! I4 -462 5 llfansha City is I4 is: 5 Baltimore I I4 ..'liii file Washington 1 It .25! ifth.

N atiooal League

proposes to enter the one-mile and) Crandall. W-l.abine; - - Burdcllti

two-mile, rooiests.

No other islanders seem to have' Pha ill ton fini- Cincinnati ll) 001 111-37 10 fil

Sanford. Moi-ebead 4. Farrell I. Simmons 7. and inputs; Lawrence and Rurgess in San- iford. HRa: Cid-Burgess. Phil-

rifts.

KAINY REGION

3:: it ii

';fi ml

the Oueaiitr Birthday

The Olvmpic. peniisula in Wash

lHRs; Bkii-Hodges. zimmer. I

Inspection Dseil HAMBURG. Germany iAPt

.-. .. d k d A d 'Chance.llor Konrad ” is Hay on War a s Hcir g,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,, 5., W ,,,,., 3. I it. aspect I hwy lm --rut-ti the "Men Tull: (.:eiPm':iTiT'sonirililtary Isl-Trail of Tignish born Jtrnmy Wt-Innis --it may will let tiii look at the lulhggdavzhllkrzhtmhniii '7 7.:-on Russian tanlia in am our-I a wet i on o. 'NOWIPh. N. J..Mhls opponent m.” I ' "I I” I” 3"" D "er" '" we have not and we have nothing in hide." he told I press eon ' ' ' lance

"We have an atom bombs. Iv . Ihave 94.0!!! men and a few hun-

ihat an Americas will baveillnd Ill”- hroi&t in in test the Ti;-X

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Adannciuar Offers

53'

"Everybody knows already wliai

SMOIIES

FOR CANADIAN MILITARY PERSONNEL

serving with the United Nations Emergency Fans iii the Middle East

dowsaarllniursdhy aaa seestnbllaaforstoulhali. T I-swim-a

shlphia Phillias. She has sued -

iii! sends 400 EXPORT CIOARITTES

or any other Moedeoeid Ireod Postage included Mal order and rsiiiiiisnes iei UVIRSIAS DIPAIYMNT MACDONALD TOBACCO lN(.

7.0. In 410, Place d'Annss. Hansel. Osa.

hboheh&OnbawsMom h0ovaea-eaolegaisoisiis.

BOWLING

Teams wishing to enter in the island Five Pm Cham-

pionship at the Rollaway Alleys. Mon. May 20. send entries to Rollaway Alleys or Dial 7142 or 8830.

I Entries must he in by Fri. May 17.

I

cum st. near w--mo

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WEEKEND SPECIALS

to. suoutnes soasr seer lb. 39: ll! orlRISi(lT STEW ms. lb. 29: sesruvea ism si-ioutnu aoasr roiut lb. on coausorosx ism coauso rouous ID. are

.coioiso sass tum :

We akio have in stock lAfnIl.,ChioIiel I lfowl.

IIIIII-I-otso-ssuoaasriasa. Ian oceans:

S

WITH LUCK.

.lolin Stewart. Montague. one of this season's more fortunate sn- glers. is shown displaytnl a 8 lb. 4 oz. speckled bsaut . 20 h Saint John. N. 13.. was gge ifugqlonx. To date this I: the llalllgt of the 1 3'! ' : trout entered in the Mabon Dru; 01- Competition and will cartai y 3?: 1 igush Ii”-Ozhllpelltioxi for

an er 0 a season and is ”.'.':'..::.;"..";;"'..:."";...'.:."i:.'-- d-H-H-w - --w rm the alumni society life member- ship tor highest general AVWE9 in arts. the Birks gold medal for the highest record in all :.ub,leCl5- the John Edgar Peters prize ior highest general average in the arts course. the Victor ltlililog

men to shoot at.

RESPONSE To Our MAY SALE.

P-aiierstsi-it To

5 is

E is E E

defence is over. we will independent promoters. . 'i'heNo.looiiteiidertuboihtlie . National loxlns Association and lung Magazine retinal. is Tenimy (Hurricane) Jackson, who lost ;

lpoioothor

conference. Neither was Patter- son who was reported training at Greenwood Lake. N.Y.

in the absence of Lence. who

gave Patterson his first main. nreidbut. Jack-

'I lawyer and 1 bad a talk with Lens about two weeks ago but nothing came of it. My lawyer will contact Lane in s day or two and we'll all down

MORE SHIPS THAN NAZI! HAMBURG. Germany tAPI -

ships totalling 3.223.000 gross tons on the high seas. the of German Sh "

said Tuesday. in 1939. many had a merchant ships of 3.916.000 tons.

"My fellow fJacliaonl is the

drawing card- Whoever makes the match will have to put the money in "am." u mu "9

up with Julius lteifsnd t

and we will continue . . .

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DRUGS

- THANKS For The TREMENDOUS

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