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Baseball Leagcieﬂlls Urganized A2‘ Skide

tliusiastic baseball meeting. 1t vras hcld at the town hall.

Ur. J.A. iifucMui-do was nmde oonlghtls game: honorary president. Other officers

O. E. Gallant. P. Nussoi; rOn A. Lurkins, ti. Wu "r

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1 interest at a high pitch tl1c Cha lcutetcwn Golf Club opened ilic sea- son cfficinlly Saturday 11h n

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g, m. : _» team winning out ‘ i t‘ E-"y i; dc , Before the 40 p11 taking para,

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ted that; the teams of_ Prcsimnt A. ~ Gaudet and Vice Pres‘ ent L. J. i Stacey were very evenly mafvciicd 11nd

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. such was the case with the pic-iiiziljiilliiiﬂs m‘: an“) i sineni s. players finally ccmzngi ‘i rupiiv l, through \\1_tl1 thcir 8-2 victory. i011 11, . However Vice President Stacey every saicrafter the match that after he Ircm sic

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Pllycd in. Entertainment for the Players Was Provided by the chnir~ mun of the games commitfcc Great interest is being c this reason with several 11c bcrs .re _ jDlllPfl up and 2121;31- siiznifyingrgethcir inici. cc ming mem rs ,-_, w, Many complimentary remarks 1$§ol~e‘1§§“1L“ were also passed cn the fine con- gcitiw ~ ﬂitxrin of the course with its 10ve1y Aicn "an a“ “n. gar 16 £11 ys and gi-cims, ' U37» due in :1- mc . to the the . 1t Gaudm andglliv k iwlmu .1- rléeepci- John McDcnald midi scosoti and it a

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gorge. Mrs, 111191 n. Dcblois and "m" “mis- ‘ Mir». W. E. Cotton of tire ladies _ , 1 branch of the Club Needles; m Fmlmﬂn! are the sesults: : i say 1' 1111.; certainly enim-ed by‘ Connolly. 52; Phil J5 ~15 ihe players ' “

McCoiirt. 50; Era: ~13. Cuiuiolly 5i. lVICDOIlLEiIlI 3i. Philips 58: McCourt 38 ‘Martin 50; McLcnnun 39

Philips 50; Buote 20. Evans 50: Buote 42. McCourt. 50: Martin 33. Connollv 50'

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v Bv The Canadian Press “mam/er s Jimmy McLarin won the world's welterweight champion- 5111B 11 Years "so tonight by knock- "i! W‘ Yvumz Corbett In 111 2:37 foqllgtelnfllirstblgoaznd cf their scheduled - u_ar bout at Wriglev‘ Angeles, '

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A town base ball league was or- v the league undcr ivziv immediately. giuiized at. Suinincrsin»: ivriuuy I The opciuii; ,;an1c_is scnrdulcd for lilﬂht at a well-attended and vn- toiugnt wncn nic rlulttitrs 111021 the

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Pioneers: h. Ward. Jack Schur- lncluded: president Major H. E mun. Blair Johnston. J. McLean. ‘co. Camc-

assistant scat-tr. Louis Guilanz. Red Sox: C. iacDcnaia. BLXHLlB

1'. was decided to lClJlll the old Arsenault. J. Peterson. Fred Daley.

I teams, Pioneer. Red Sox and Inde- W. Gallant, H, Landry, J. Han-is.

' pcndents. W Arsennult. W. Arsenault, Bill 111 _

Wins Qoen ing Competition

i». ; 2.‘ziis.cr...s.msrslsrql1s matches Playgﬂ

Sixteen matches were played ves- ui. to." me ficisixsgiic .11. iiit‘ Bligh- 11nd i1 ivos i-cccnlv cuntcsicd _ ) _ _ _ iinish \\'1'.i1 brilliant co.1.11cd his team a little tie ZH-|Pli.Chl.n§ being observed by 11 largo spectators uith several "trivia dining ihc ulter- octirioii.

‘ms-‘hlut was. uiic o1 . 11;). .1 1111.. 1h: l'.\u dc- _ ‘ u d Len Phillips. one

of the better players of the City, us he went down before the pitching cf Jim Connolly and ihcn Ronnie n" dl hfcDcui-zoll, tin.- lui-zur a close bus- s, in a inziicli

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Choc. Wheels

Home Cooking Am)’. NW)’ and ‘i179? Fancy Work, etc.

Recruiting Booth 3E5; THEM ALL ~---_=_s;i

sporting Club May 31st, lune ist,2nd, 3rd

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$5.00 War Savings Certificates

One Man Circus

Door Prize Every Nike

Sponsored by Navy and Legion Auxiliaries, Red Gross Corps and Kinsmen Club

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Caseball Results

SATURDAY

5t Louis 6; New York Giants 4. Chicago 3; Boston 2. Cincinnati 2; Brooklyn 0.

AMERICAN

New York 3; Chicago 4. Boston 2; St. Louis 4. wiulaington 4; Cleveland b. Philadelphia i; Detroit 2.

INTERNATIONAL

Buffalo 4; Montreal l4. Newark ‘l; Baltimore 5. Rochester 1; Toronto o. Syracuse 8: Jerse City 9. SUNDAY AMES

Cincinnati '1. Brooklyn B. Second game: Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 8. Chicago 3, Boston '1. Chicago 4, Boston ‘l. Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia. 0. Pittsburgh 2. Philadelphia 8. Si, Louis B. New York 0. St. Louis l, New York 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 4; Clevland 3. Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 5. Boston 6, Chicago 4. Boston 4. Chicago 2. Wishington 4. Detroit 2. ivushington 2. Detroit 15. New York 6, St. Louis 3. (ii in-

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto H. Montreal '7. Toronto 3. Montreal 5. Rochcster 3. Buffalo 5. Rochester 3, Buffalo 8. Syracuse i. Jersey City 5. Syracuse 2, Jersey City 4.

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utllzﬂo hm of u lobed- d c . en- ﬁfmfmc to be culled off duo to gain aftcrlaig two inning; hid m e .

egitucc: gtewnrt’: had too much power st tbuluttihfor tug‘ 2f: lb tum was c- cidm factor in their victory. Bu! Stull, hurligf! for tho winnerl. we: not up to usual fonn. Luck of

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GLASGOW

—Aberdeen, though idle. won the Scottish northeastern ‘foobbail “ ouch! y day when its nearest rivals, Glasgow Run rs. drew level on points but reta ned an inferior goal average. l

Aberdeen finished its scheduls

tn the onl remaining match when Ranger: elected Dundee United

Glasgow Rangers’ first team meanwhile won the Glasgow Char- ity Cup. edging out Clyde 2-1 be- fore a crow o 30.000 in GIBISOWS’ Hampdcn Park. Eph Smith, Scot-

Neivark 5. Baltimore 13. Newark 1. Baltimore 3.

15081715; From Britain

BY ALLAN NICKLESON

Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON, Muy 29 —(CPl- H01- lands Willi den Ouden, world sv/imining queen who in peace and war fled frcm Hilter, won't defend her title in the DOSl-Wﬂ!‘ 5W"! whirl. As Mrs. Staffun Broms. wife of 11 member of the Swedish Le- gation. she will settle in Cupenhawn pnd learn skiing and skating. SinCe Willi madc a dramatic es- cape from the Nazis four years ago She has given many swimming ex- hlblllOllc around London in aid 0f various charities. It was love at first sight when she met Broml M on,» of them.

holds the world IOO-mctre free- style record and the Netherlands fivedciiometre championship Now

Acara MakesuHistory At 85th Running 'Of King's Plate At Woodbine Track

‘H. C. Huh

a Wine’ blond. sum and beautiful’ the event in i936 with Monsweep.

tish International, coorcd the win- ners’ bath goals.

By FOSTER. BARCLAY Canadian Proud Stuff Writer TORONTO, May 28—-(CP)—T'he name of a sturdy grey colb—-Acara —-today was engraved in Canada's turf history, winner of the 85th running of the King's Plate Sat- urday ct picturesque Woodbine race track.

Creating history for the classic.

tc of Agincourt. Ont., wealthy breeder and owner, sent a three-horse entry to the post and captured three of the first four positions. Ompala and Say-

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Local Man Is Deputy Governor 0f Kinsmen

SAINT JOHN, N.B., May 28- (CPJ-Hugh McCuish. Glacc Bay N.S., was elected district governor at the War Services Conference of Kinsmen from the Maritimes and Newfoundland which was concluded on Saturday. George Sinclair, Charlottetown. PE.I.. was elected district deputy gover- nor. Governor McCuish will select his own executive colleagues. The next. convention will be held in

cobra, also toting the colors of

and fourth, mpectiv y. Korafloyd, owned by J. E. Small- mim, London, Ont., finished third after stagin a whirlwind finish which brou i: him from ninth place. Cum Lnudc. owned by Dr. ﬁkﬂlli. Appicby of Vancouver. was

The victory was the fourth Plate triumph for Hatch, who first won

Goidlure curried the colors to vic- tory 193'! cud Budpath scored

1 . Hatch wok practically all the

to have gWlLm 100 yards in under 59 seconds. when i3 she held i1 world records. Hill

‘ C.11 s in Berlin. He invited her ‘ but Willi was far from im- Shc sent a messase reiwi- offer on the excuse she was

11R. ivas making a film in Brussels . 11 the Germans‘ invaded Bel- ~ 1. She pscaped to Paris, then had lion-like journey to Bordeaux

by s. submarine and mothers aboard, knowing Willi a; a Heat ‘wunmer. asked her to save their children if the vcssel went down.

Her parents and three sisters live near Rotterdam. Their homo was destroyed in the German air raids on that city.

Willi’; husband. a. wwei-MQ giant. is a powerful swimmer. bu his bride, a mere five feet, three in- ches. can beat; him easily.

World Champion Jackie Paint-- son sbePDed from a Wolverhampton ring with the verdict but not the cheers afiief tihe hardest fiBht of his career. Generally. the crowd and most of thl- ringside boxing writers figured Glaszowls Jackie had been outfought, by fast-charging Ben

Jackie is recognized in Britain and the Uniicd State. as world fly- weiizht. chrmcion but he found

richts blcttlird by Duffy. a Royal

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saw her at the 1936 Olymptic‘ me o.

_ glue pout to match speed and stum-

t0- Duffy in c IO-round non-title bout. wards a featherweight title bout

most of hi1 famous dynamite-laden sought the feather cmwn. It was

gold and glory in this year’: re- newal. Besides being presented with 50 guineas, donated by the King, he snatched three splits of $10,000 added purse.

A war-time crowd of nearly 88,- 000 persons. largest crowd ever to cram into a Canadian race track watched Arcurc galioap to an easy triumph in the 1 1- miles event over a fast trunk. He won by 3 1-2 lengths and was much the best of the field of l2 which trotted t0

Jockey lobby Wuhan. who wu aboard hi: first Pluto winner, had high Praise for the ‘speedy colt. He s: d Arcnrc was f i of run from the moment the starting gates fhshed open and fouﬂit efforts to 11h him behind the p160.

the dimupkxi co the rupee with a two-handed attack.

Duffy lei-med t0 fbhb In the an “ﬁlial m“ 19°15‘ §1°€l.ﬁ“°$

tailors cutter. advanced a atop

with veteran Ncl Tarlcton by out» pointing Jim Brody of Dundee. Empire bantamweight holder who

111-1 eliminating bout tp dccidc an

Navy petty officer who often forced opponent for ifl-yelr-old Tulckm. “"118 “m u N‘

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Gertrude — it was your with a Guardian Want

the Hatch stable, finished second. E

Us; cwwnl. - u, “d 3mm M yearn‘ study at M001 when hc Em mung“, 1m,&‘whhw°:1d' received hi; degree in law, and

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0il Controllers Willy Issue Alli Gas Ration Books

UPTAWA. ME 28 — (CP) -Re- gfonll offices o the oil controller throughout Canada will take over the handling of applications and the issuing of gasoline ration books after June 1, the Munitions Depart- ment unnounccd tonight.

Up to now, provincial motor veh- icle license officers have issued all "AA" gasoline ration books while regional officoq of the oil controller have issued the special category books Under the new arrangement. the regional office; will handle n11 ggpllrfations and issue all ration

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c1111 $111111 is Graduate In Law

MONIRIML. Mug’, 26—(CP)-— Lloyd McClintock, , was gradu- ated from McGill University with tho degree of Bachelor of Civil Law lut week, He wu blinded by c dynamite explosion in 1m. Mr Mcclinoock com letcd seven

needs only to his provincial bar exam nations in July to Join the twp or three cightless lawyers already practising in Montreal. He received hi: crta decree in i941 “cuin lnude."

TANTALUM FOR SKULL!

lobes of tantalum. u rare metal ‘than is strong, light and does not oonodo.

EDITORIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Hemline? emphasizing bad new have been ound to stimulate civili- an Wll‘ effort more effectively than cheering headlines.

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With British and American forces on Mic move main in Italy, three member: of the US-Canadn y along the mountain trail which

Hitler And Jap Minister Boiifor

LONDON. Hitler has conferred with aneee u bassador

quail bo 8i‘ th 002' Japanese co a ra on." c - mun Radio laid today Allied bomber, laid d layer of rare-invasion bombs on

Germany's western defences, Hitler could ex ct L. .

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Col‘ “George A. Ferguson, IO. of‘ The release 3611104 31¢; Saskatoon, is promoted h the recent motion and new rank of bricndier and bcoomu aim" ‘ "l "l" -""" -‘ deputy adiutantngnerul pnaum- caused, and .1» y 111 p1». of Noni

germination wig akncd "at taking Wm‘. l?’ W" care of the e11 d activity wi- int 17W!) V- A

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